Slmerfran. I0I-.-KIFT10* PI* —-—- -- ■ .. T VI7 I pbio*. *l.oc tu*.| IJIT T unrAtirnTT :or,. LAV. l„>,..«u»OT,n* (SUfitoortl)I ELLhWORTH, MAINE, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON JUNE 4 1919 ■ •»*»«.«»oo»«,.ol«.m*™,: Vo 5bbfrtigfmtnt«. LOCAL AFFAIRS J. Redman of Ellsworth and ;New York, atoberttenTmit*. apd George E. Googina of Bar Harbor. KKW AUVKKTISKMKNTM THIS TVKKK Janies T. Harriman, George H. Harri- man, Herman Jordan and Salis- Vase lout Joseph Sheriff's sale bury, employed by the N. E. Telephone City ordinance <£ Telegraph Co., at present in Aroostook Union Trust Co J A Haynes-rGrocer county, were at home over Memorial day M L Adams—Hosiery and Sunday. Blacksmith shop to let E H The Baker—Optometrist torpedo boat Hale, named Thomas C Smith—Fish destroyer * market in honor of Morang’s garage-Vulcanizing the late Senator Eugene Hale, In bankruptcy—BimonCrockett was launched at Bath Thursday afternoon. Augusta, Mb: Miss .Mary Cameron Hale, daughter of Central Maine Power wanted ORGANIZATION WINS Co—Help Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Hale, christened Bath; the boat. Mrs. Mary C. Hale, widow of Higgins Art wanted Co-Help Senator Hale, was present at the launch- ORGANIZATION la what win* in war, In business, or In bank- Providbhcb, R I: We used to think ing. ing. thin b*nk was ideally organlied, bat EV Bowen, jr—Automobiles much better how very we are situated to-day as a member of Mrs. E. E. who was called to the Federal Reserve Springer, Bunking 8y*tem. Membership links us SCHEDULE OF MAILS Madison, Wia., early in the with the strongest and beat organlied banks the April by throughout serious illness country. AT BLLSWORTH POSTOPF1CB. of her daughter, Mrs. Porter Is In 7919. George Paine, arrived home Thurs- Their organiiation our organiiation; their strength our effect. May 1H, day, accompanied her and strength. And your financial tecurity may benefit, In turn, If by daughter MAILS RECEIVED. children. Prof. Paine you are among our depositors. will join hi family Week Day$. here later, for the summer. He has re- F*o» Wb*t—7.21 a 4.40 m. m; p cently been elected to a professorship in From EtBT-U.lI, am: 5.51 ami 10.(2 p m. Harvard university, and will begin his (10.62 mall Dot distributed until following duties there in the fall. morning.) Miss Nellie Stratton MAILS CLOSR AT POSTOPPICR Abbott, daughter Gorso of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest of Whst-10.40 a m; 5.30 and 9.00 p mf" Abbott and Ooino East—6.50 a m: 4.10 p m. Hancock, Fred Earle Grant, Sundays. were married Thursday forenoon at Arrives from the West at 8.16 a m. Closes the Baptist parsonage in Bar for West at 4.50 p m. Harbor, by Rev. G. Everett Fairchild. They left on a honeymoon trip to New Registered mail should be at postoffice half I York state. After their return, will an hour before mall closes. they gh ana savings reside in Hancock. Mr. ca'^S* Grant is purser WHY BE A DRIFTER? on the Maine Central \V EAT II FK IN KLLSWOUTH. boats from Mt. Desert Ferry, and the bride has been em- Like a flowing river, some people follow the lines of least resistance lb .17 Common lb Week 5^3 Crackers, Crackers, .17 For Kuding at Midnight Tuesday, ployed as telegraph at the operator Ferry. and all their cash for luxuries. June 3, 1919. have the spend surplus Drifting is easv but Oyster lb .17 Tip Top Pilot, lb .17 They best wishes of their many friends. accomplishment requires determination. Decide to save all you can lb .18 From observations taken at th$ powet Cream Lunch, Saltine Lunch, lb .26 station of the Bar Harbor A Union Rive) Start an account with the Hancock Hank. Power Co., in Ellsworth. Precipitation The Ellsworth board of trade will have County Savings lb given in inches for the multi Sugar Wafers, ,7a Sunshine Clover Leaves, lb .75 twenty-four hours a next ending at< midnight. J banquet Tuesday evening at 8 Hancock at the Hancock County Savings Bank lb .75 Perfecto Weather Precip- o’clock, house, in con- PhrHpeno. Sugar Wafers, lb .75 1 emperatnre condition* itation nection with its regular meeting. Ellsworth, Maine 4 a ni 12 m Tickets are r Sunshine Wafers are a forenoon afternoon fl plate, limited to sixty- Sugar just little Wed 47— 64— c»ear clear five, and will be sold in advance. A I'hurs 46— 64— richer than ever tasted. fair fair committee is now out soliciting member- anything you Fri 55— 6»— clear clear ships in the board of trade. Every busi- 8at 6C— clear fair AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE ness man in Ellsworth should be con- —Let us have your order. Sun 42— 60— clear fair Insurance on it V We will be glad to accept a risk from you. nected with and if not solicited Mon 51- 68— fair fair it, by a member of the rues 52— 77— clear fair committee, should see the H. C. Total rainfall in May, 5.19 inches secretary, Stratton. It is hoped to Insurance and Real Estate Average temperature. 52.2 arrange for some out-of-town speaker at 69 Main HAYNES '“A Taplcy Building, 8t. Telephones: Office 14, Residence 144 r.>J‘A.* Mav. ItttK. 56.1 the .Cash and Carry P banquet. ~ Grocer. Eilswortk ^." ■—kig—I Lieut. Commander Richardson, the first There will|be a| sociable at the MEMORIAL DAY Baptist' commander of the naval reserve station vestry this evening. at Bar Harbor, and his son, were 1 crippled Observed In Ellsworth In Time- F’ernald Webster is at home from Low- killed last when the Record Thursday automobile Honored Form Exchange til. Mass., on a short vacation. in which they were was struck riding by Memorial day was observed in Ells- train at a in George M. Hawkes of Boston haB been crossing Massachusetts. worth in the usual manner. The rapidity I have SILVY & a few in Mrs. Richardson and a decided to adopt this new LINNEHAN. INC. 'pending days Ellsworth. younger son with which the ranks of the G. A. R. are witnessed the accident from Miss Margaret Ford of Hallowell is vis- another thinning was sadly apparent. Upon Com- feature in my Amberola department, lutomobile. Commander Richardson made ting her aunt, Mrs. J. A. McGown. mander Small has devolved each year for leveral customers a . visits to Ellsworth while stationed several thereby giving my chance GARAGE George W. Higgins is attending the years past the responsibility of »t Bar Harbor, taking part in the demon- Itate jewelers* convention in preparing for the observance of the day, to change some of the records they no Kaugor. itrations in honor of the drafted AGENTS Foil men and with the ranks growing thinner and The Ellsworth band will a give concert eaving for camp. He was a courteous longer care for. age laying a heavy hand upon many of the •'riday evening at 7.30 in front of Hancock and a jentleman loyal son of Uncle Sam, veterans of the Civil bis work has tall. war, Overland and Chevrolet Cars md friends here learned of his MAKE death with become arduous. It is probable that this INQUIRIES Mrs. Frank Moon and Mar- •egret. daughter, may be the last year that the G. A. R. > OI1 nford Motor I ruck are visiting Mrs. John Kav in Port- will E. F. Cleveland Tractor Ellsworth has material for a town post attempt any general program ROBINSON I end. good for the The oal) team, as was evident on Memorial day. work must be taken up John sons OPTOMETRIST i's iu ready for Congressman A. Peters arrived lay, when a team by of veterans, or by the newly or- stock, immediate delivery.J hastily picked-up gave I loine for Saturday a short visit,leaving for •he high school boys a ganized post of the American Legion. lively fight, Victor and Edison Talking; Machines Vashington again Monday night. osing by only one run. In the forenoon, details from the post, Ih-t’ -i-s in Second-hand Cars. A little and Records Seeoud-hand j a assisted by sons of visited the George 8. Foster and wife left Monday work, little effort on the part of veterans, Cars now offered : i ly auto for a short visit in tome one and a little cemeteries and decorated the graves of Portland. backing by the ELL8 WORTH, MAINE ow n, and Ellsworth can on comrades. At 1 o’clock the post assem- Cars Fulton J. Kedman and wife are at their put the field *2 Ford Trucks 1 Reo Truck nine that will make bled and with the Ellsworth band and' j Ellsworth home for a short time. They a creditable showi- ng. Bluehill, Hancock the drum corps, marched to the hall, es- All in first-class order. rill spend the summer at Bar Harbor. Point, Cherry- ield, Bar Harbor, the radio station and corting the orator of the day to the hall. New Restaurant Mrs. Michael J. Drummey of Portland Former Chief-Justice L. A. in )ther towns in the county, have teams Emery, eas in Ellsworth over Memorial Ellsworth for the day, was called upon 1 ublie day, with which a summer Auto Service and schedule of games to at the hall. was offered Day Night isiting her sister, Mrs. Ann Breenahan. preside Prayer 30aid be and Lunch Room to arranged. There will be a meet- by Rev. R. H. Moyle, and the festival 44truck hire for transfer Mrs. George P. Dutton is the of chorus sang. then intro- baggage guest ing at the board of trade rooms next Judge Emery duced and >lrs. A. P. Wiswell for a few weeks be- M. Y. McGown, an Ellsworth boy II. E. Friday evening to talk this over. ANDERSON, Proprietor. general light trucking. thing and son of a veteran, who made a pleasing ore going to Hancock Point for the address. While paying bis tribute to the The general change in the train sched- lunimer. boys of to-day who had done their bit, —LOCK FOR THE RED FRONT— irst Class Paint and ule to summer Repair Shop service on the Maine he devoted his remarks as tit The Congregational Sunday school will principally, 12S» Central will go into effect June 30, but ting the day, to the boys of the ’sixties Three doors below P. O. on _ TELEPHONE five a 4 o’clock service and vesper con- the New who fought that the Union 'might stand. York-Bar Harbor express will cert at the church next That he touched a chord was Congregational commence popular WATER ST., ELLSWORTH running from New York June manifest. Sunday. 9 and J. A. THOMPSON from Mt. Desert Ferry June 10. After the exercises, the woman’s’ relief American and Krauk D. European Plan Kowe and his mother-in This train will corps served refreshments to the "mem- Isw, leave New York at 7 p. m. 119 MAIN STREET Mrs. Newcomb of bers of the Ellsworth soldier Oeorge Warren, visited except and leave Mt. post, boys OPEN EVENINGS. Sundays, Desert and a few F Mr. Rowe’s parents, E. E. Kowe snd guests. r®t Marino arid Automobile Insurance wife, Ferry at 3.10 p. m. except Saturdays. With Friday and Saturday. the Roproaontln resumption of this train, boat service Mrs. Neil D. Walker of Brewer, with will be extended between Bar Harbor and ^Qit.«fc>Io Flro and Marino neurance Co. her children, David and Constance, and Manset, leaving Mt. Desert Berry at 12.30 Special Value for m. Hosiery OF HARTFORD, CONN. her mother, Mrs. Minnie Leighton and p. and arriving at Bar Harbor 1.06, Miss Knowles of Southwest Harbor, spent Seal Harbor 1.50, Northeast Harbor 2.10, Come in and see my new aluminum s few days last week with Mrs. R. Patten. Southwest Harbor 2.25 and Manset at 2.30. the frames leave Week of June 4. with gold bridge. Fitted with The Maine law court, now in session in Returning, Manset at 6.55 p. m., first 50. Southwest Harbor at quality lenses, only {3 Same Bangor, held memorial services for the 7.10, Northeast Har- in all gold, IS while last. bor Seal Misses’ Fine-Ribbed, Black they late Justice A. W. King of Ellsworth 7.26, Harbor, 7.50 and Bar Har- Hose, sizes 5 to 9‘a »t Dtwart* efttci S5 Oat St. Sit ta Wad lactam bor 9. 35 and 39 yesterday. Chief Justice Cornish spoke cent values, pair for ^ Edward H. Baker 29 lor the Maine bar. The speakers from The from which Ribbed Black airplane Ellsworth Boys’ Hose, sizes b to 9 , 39 cent GRADUATE OPTOMETRIST Hancock county were former Chief hoped to receive a visit left Bangor last value, for Telephone 148-11 Justice L. A. Emery of Ellsworth, Fulton pair 29? Friday forenoon for Rockland without Ladies’ White Gauze Hose, sizes 8 H to 10, 35 ’Sbbtrttgcnunts making a flight even over Bangor, except cent for value, pair 29 c c. BURRILL 8c as its course from the landing field to BON Ladies' Real Silk Hose, a genuine $1.50 Rockland took It over one value, —Established 1807— section of the comes in dark castor and city. The plane landed in Rockland brown, suede errev p«a‘r 1 ftA PEPTONA Ladies' Fibre B'riday afternoon, and left there the Boot-Silk, Hose, black and white, a AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE following day for N. reach- 75 cent for WILL HE.LP Mineola, Y., value, pair 49 r JiJRE some of YOU ing there safely Saturday afternooon. the leading companies of this and foreign countries EXTRA SPECIAL- Bangor, as well as Ellsworth, is disap- For one week we will sell of our It pointed at the failure of the to only, any Burson Hose, either regular or puts the “PEP" into run down airship for make a outsizes, 39c a It contains flight over the cities. Mayor pair K. Wall Window Shades, systems. organic Iron, BETTER STOCK UP ON H. SMITH Papers, Woodman has voiced the of the STOCKINGS. Malt, Manganese and Cod Liver Oil protest people of Bangor in a communication to Extract, medicinal agents extensively Confectioner Etc. the authorities with whom he arranged ''wufacturing Paints, Varnishes, used as a tonic and builder. strength for the visit of the plane. It is not MARTIN L. ADAMS Valuable for enriching the blood, for true, as intimated the Nome by Bangor paper, 05 riAIJN STREET Made My store on State street, opposite the aiding the assimilation of food, and that the committee from Ellsworth for building the health generally. which went to Bangor in the effort to get Public will to-morrow. Library, re-open the here was met a Ellsworth, Maine Candies For If you have trouble recovering plane with rebuff by the New Patterns now in. Call and see normal health after grippe, cold, Major Gilkeson, pilot. He was very affable to the committee, but with the and them bronchitis, or influenza, if your blood ‘‘CASH CARRY” “CASH and CARRY’’ Home Folks plane up to the hub of its wheels in the is not up to standard, if your food as- soft earth of the Bangor landing Held, Smith’s ertam similation is if are tired or Sanitary Fish Market parlor now open faulty, you he was not able to say then when he run down, then need PEPTONA would off At the old Moore WATER CHARLES F. FULLER you get the ground, and could not Stand, STREET, adjoining {>oetotSce Season to __Tor help you. It is our best tonic; it is promise anything. It was very plain, STEAM pleasant to take and easily tolerated however, that he -as not in love with _ 1,000 Pounds VULCANIZfNQ by even the most sensitive stomach. Maine as a field for flying because of its Maine TUBB ,1 «KPAIR1NU __ NURSE We will refund if it does hills, lakes and extensive stretches of purchased your money ttou11?5A*:f a lbrft-ca»it» woodland and forest. not do you good. Coast Mackerel Miss M. Elizabeth Googios For Sale Only by COMING Just in this to lie sold MOORE’S PHARMACY KVENrS. morning, very low. 18? a 94 FRANKLIN ST., ELLSWORTH pound.’ wosley The RENALL Store Native Shoal Halibut, w„htH- Wednesday evening, June 4, at Baptist pound, 35^ Ellsworth Telephone 149-3 Cor. Opp. Postortice, Ellsworth 10 cents. vestry—Sociable, Lobsters, a^ve, 35< ^boiled, 38< ao&mwcmtnts. AUomtsnnnua flButual Bcnrfit Column. EDITED BY "AUNT MADGE”. HOUSE SUMMER COLDS HOSTESS Its Motto: “Helpful and Hopeful.* THIS WEAK, Many have their worst colds the warm months. A FAMILY REUNION The purposes of this column are succlnc. y during stated In the title andmotto-lt Is for the mutual very little of NERVOUS and alms to l>e and MOTHER oeneflt, helpful hopeful How It to Entertain Being for the common good, it is for the com- Happened Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham’s mon use—a public servant, a purveyor of In- Only A. E. F. Mother Who Visit- formation and suggestion, a medium for the In Scott’s Emulsion Vegetable Compound terchange of Ideas, in this capacity It solicits after meals, puts that quality ed Army of Occupation. Restored Her Health. communications, and its success depends largely into the blood that thwart __ on the It In this respect. Com- helps suppoxi^glven ! munications must be signed, but the name of that rundown condition that is Pa.—“I was weak, BIG CORPORAL DUTIFUL SON. Philadelphia, very writer will not be printed except by permission \ and I felt so depressing. Build up your always tired, my back ached, Communications will be subject to approval or most of the none Scott's. __ sickly rejection by the editor of the column, but vitality—try 1 went to a Scott fk Bowue. Bloomfield, N. J. 19-6 No Knightly Courtiers Ever Acted With time. will be rejected without rood reason. Address doctor and he said all communications to More Gallantry to Lady Fair Than I had nervous indi- The American. the husband and daughters Did He and Hit Doughboy which ad- Ellsworth. Me. companion for gestion, thing* might have ran more smoothly and Pals to This Little Whits ded to my weak *av:*d heartaches later. I think they condition kept me many Haired Woman Dress- EON OP OLD GLORY! I all learned lesson* before they were through, worrying most of ed Exquisitely In and although they came through bitter ex- Oouldsboro. All are the time — and he By Wilbur D. Nmbit, author of •*Your Flag glad she is tc- t-on, it did them all good eventually, Black. NEWS said if I could not and My Hag.” perience* COUNTY in tbe fall. ad It certainly wti a «tory well worth reading, ^ that, I could Run Old Let it blaze j Word has been stop up Glory! and contain* much food for thought. received ol the arrival not well. I the By GRACE GOULDER. FRANK UN. get In red and white against sky, I have wondered since reading the story if Lieut. Walworth Simpaon (rom heard so muchabout tha American A. Over- oversets, j And tell the story of the days to mistake habit for (With Y. W. C. F. U. Swan is and ng it isn't possible enlarging improvi Charles P. wife and LvdiaE. Pinkham's When hearts were stout and hopes were Simpaon, dsughfc, principle, and think because we have a! way* seas.) his home piazza. Com- Marjorie have returned home from Vegetable high. been ia the habit of doing thing* a certain Coblenz. Germany, Con- Mrs. James Bunker will entertain the pound my nusDana wanted me to try il of necticut. Forget the daily fighta greed, way that it becomes so much a part of cur March 28 (By Mall.) 1 took it fora week and felt a little bet- ladies’aid Wednesday for an all-, June 2, Forget the struggles, the dismay lives, that we imagine it is wrong to do any society U ter. I it for three months, and It happened right here In Coblens. day session. kept up Of facing cruelty and need— other way. 1 feel fine and can eat anything now for A came Into the Y. W. WEST EDEN. Run up Old Glory the day. Sadie. I think the plant yon asked me about big corporal The pupils of the district schools w ill without distress or nervousness. ’’—Mrs. is the ivy geranium It has a pretty pink C. A. Hostess Houae and asked for the unite in a work Miaa Dora Leighton ia J Worthline, 2842 North St, Runup Old Glory! Think of all display of their school at visiting in Btr Taylor blossom and it has blossomed by this Mias Ruth Woodsmall. who Harbor. The old flag means to you and me. director, grange hall Friday afternoon. Philadelphia Pa. fof I know will it. blast of time, you enjoy comes from Colorado Colo. Of bow the freedom’s call Springs, Mrs. James T. Maxwell and two W. W. Lunt ia home from The of mothers I saw Thb American that ‘-Ann" has re- adopted Capt. tiostoo majority nowadays out its folds from sea; by here?" he Shook sea to "Could my mother stay on a short there are so demand^ for the so let us hear from daughters were in town last week, furlough. overdo, many Red with the blood that it has turned summer, having result cost. began at once, trying his best to cover upot their time and strength; the through the column, and tell ns if you motored from Saugerties, N. Y. They Mrs. Lottie Knowles fell White with the souls of them that died— you his excitement recently, injur- is invariably a weakened, run-down, saw that big parade of the 26th. were going to their camp at Grand Lake her shoulder Today by laughing breezes tossed “Your mother!" Miss Wood- ing badly. nerv ous condition with headaches, back- It seems so to see the gasped It of a nation's good boys returning Stream. Mr. Maxwell will them — whispers pride. join M. W. Hamor of and and small. “How did your mother ever get Portsmouth, N. H. ache, irritability depression and to know that mine will soon be home for J later. will their at They occupy cottage last week here and soon more serious ailments develop. Run up Old Glory! Fling it forth the summer without the cloud that hung over here?" spent at Northeast It is in life that E. Hancock Point this season. at such periods Lydia And feel anew the country-call him a year ago, not knowing wbat the oat- “Well, she Isn't here yet but If she | Harbor. will and South and North The weather was Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound That thrills Bast. West come would be. O, 1 have her?" Memorial day ideal. many blessings comes will you keep Mrs. Abbic Snminsby ot Har Harbor restore a normal condition, as And has its word for one and all. attended the exercises at healthy for which to be thankful. “Of course I but—" Many cemetery, will, spent laat week with her mother, Mrs. B. it did to Mrs. Worthline. Ran ap Old Glory—fling it far made the mock mince Grandma Dis and where listened I pie, She aldn t finish, for the had hall, they intently to T. Knowlea. the blue of heaven’s hoy Across dome, Able, and am going to make some more. I the well delivered address of Mr. smashed his cap hack on his head and King. And feel that every stripe and star a substi- Mra. Lelia baa resumed also added batter, and they are good The music was the Methodist Tripp teaching Tv warder nf vnnr hearth and home. was ont of the door on a run. by choir, COUNTY NEWS tute for the real—in I like them better In Trenton, aft r a recess of fact, assisted Charles Clark of the three weeks The visit remained a mys- by Delphian in summer than the real mince. corporal’s caused by influents. for one quartette, Bangor. He is a general favor- NORTH BLUEHILL. Dear M. B. Friends: Bed time, so will stop for this time. Sorry tery two days. Then evening ite. Mrs. Fred L. Hsdley wgnt to Winter to hear of the recent death that has brought Just at dusk a little white haired wo- Clarence E. Nash and family of Har- This poem just received from “Pansy” Harbor Thursday to see her mother. sorrow to another sister of our column. I re- man dressed exquisitely In Mack ap- The playlet “A Bout hern Cinderella” Mrs. rington visited here recently. will be used by some of you no doubt H. F. Sumner, who ia ill. member them well from the only time they peared in the sitting room of the Host will be given June 13. at grauge ball for for Of couse it is for Levi B. T. who has been over- Flag day. good any the Gillis, had privilege of enjoying our reunion. ess House, and the corporal was hover the benefit of the M. E. Sunday school. Miss Geneva Higgins of Salisbury Cove returned home day in t he year. Regards to all the clan. 8. J. Y. seas, Saturday. ing behind her, trying to be beside her A social will close the evening. Those in is spending the summer with Mrs. Annie A personal letter from “C” of Massa- William E. Wescott has rented the Paris and back of her and in front of her the cast are Daisy Abbott, Virginia Col- McKay, who ia still in poor health chusetts contains the following apprecia- Your opinion of “A Woman’s Woman” Cushing farm. all at once. He was carrying her lins, Rowena Woodworth, Celia Gar bet t, C. D. Kittredgc came home from t ion: coincides with idea of the conditions Haver- my j coat—a fur one. With them were Knniie Bunker, Effie Workman and J. B. Littlefield visited his big hill, Mass., last in a new car daughter as i week, He “I have been intending to write and now I of the family life portrayed in the three of Gladys Shuman. Mrs. H. A. Dunbar, this week. doughboys, pals the corporal will tbe summer with his mother. can wait no longer after reading in Aunt June2. spend in the u. —-— They tried to keep background 2. Charles F. Wescott and wife have mover Madge's column of last week's Ellsworth June m. but their eyes wore glued on her fa ce. to Bluehill, occupying rooms at th< j American the poem sent to Mm. Orcutt of EAST SULLIVAN. CRANBERRY ISLES. In the room sat at FRENCHBOKO. East Sullivan her son Lawrence. 1 uuder- Everyone sitting Pendleton house. ! by Mrs. Addie is her mother, Havey visiting j attention. There are no Lowell Rice arrived from Wollaston stand that the poem was written by “J. W,” English M i*s Lula Lunt. who spent severs, Mrs. William E. Wescott and son P*u Mrs. Julia M cCrate. last week. days 1 Could you give me some information about speaking men or women out of uni in McKinley, is home. returned from the Eastern Maine hospita Miss Pettee of Boston re- | who J. W. ia and his address' 1 have not read Margaretta form In the Third Army area. Yet Miss Albertina Ridley spent the week- at 16. J Mrs. Sadie Lunt, w bo spent tw. weeks Bangor Friday, May a simple poem that appealed to me more than cently visited her aunt. Mrs. H. E. Joy. here was a woman in civilian clothes end at Monroe. in Thoenaston, has returned home. Dunbar Bros, have the farn ; that one, and I wish I had an extra copy or Mothers are unheard of with the purchased It has been a long time since such a army who has been two to send to friends Ralph Bulger, employed and owned Nathaniel Bowden—i my But this was a knew Mr. Mrs. Charles Mitchell ere re- formerly by j large gathering assembled at the church mother, everyone at Bath, is home. In a note the it was much-needed addition their accompanying poem After someone ceiving congratulations n the turthola to otbei as on Tuesday evening, when an enter- awhile found out ! stated that the author was not known, Mrs. Richard Jude is visiting her daughter, born 20. places. tainment and sale was held for the fuud al>out this mother. May and the poem was printed in a paper in daughter, Mrs. Roy Bulger. May 26. D. for a fence around the cemetery at Union Had Been Interned During War. Clinton Teel and wife, who hare been b ranee. Mias Minnie of | church. A of tfpurling Islesford is the visiting relatives here, have re urnedlo feeling good fellowship She and her husband, who wen It is pleasing to me and also tc those guest of Mrs. Millard ASHYTLLE. and the result was Spurlmg. Vinalbaven. Mr. Teel recently returned who take the trouble of prevailed, financially born In Germany, but had been nat sending poems Luella from overseas. Mrs. Leona who beyond the expectation- of those working in Mrs. Stanley has gone to Islet- Hanna, recently or other selections to the column to know urolized, lived San Francisco. Be for where she has 24. underwent an operation in the the cause. From collection, sale and fore the war left for Welsbaden ford, employment. May (j, hospital they are enjoyed and appreciated. This they in Presque Isle, returned home Thursday. pledges $65.46 was added to the fund. that their Invalid Miss Bulgtr has to Bar thought applies also to the good Germany, daughter Marjory gone EAST FRANKLIN. following The feels to all who Laurence wife and son Laurence society grateful might have treatment at tills famous Harbor, where she has employment. Orcutt, letter: Paul Biaisdell aided. The included victrola of Bangor spent tbe of Swan’s Island are Mr. Orcutt’e program health resort. Mrs. Dellie and visiting Harding Frank Stanley week-end with his Dear Aunt selections, a colored sketch in costume parents. mother, Mrs. Fred Orcutt. j Madge: by They brought their other chlldrer and wife have returned from Massachu- Miss a Mrs. Arthur I have been some one would Sibyl Bean, reading by Mrs with them. One was Walter, a small Madison of Sangerv .. s Emerson Preble, who has been at waiting hoping setts. living Mra. reply to your request of some little time ago Bertha Bean, and solos by Wilton Hanna boy, and the other was now I visiting Minnie Hardison. the Smith homestead during the winter, Ralph, Mrs. Sadie Trussell and the of and Helen daughter Helen concerning story “\ Woman's Bartlett. Corporal Stepp of the American Army Mrs. Flank Colgrove visit. >: has moved to his- house on j have returned from Morancy Woman" in the ! Waltham, where they Saturday Kventng Poet. I June 2. H. When the war was declared husband in \Uatervill last week. street. the> have been think your question was, who we thought employed since November. sent Ralph hack to America, becaus* May 28. B. Mrs. Fanny Leighton has received word vras to blame for the breaking up of the AURORA. June 2. Rooney. he was of military age, and they did from her eldest of his safe ; home. >h»p» Wrmr son, Harold, Mrs. Lincoln Silsby spent the week-end not want him to fight for the kaiser SULLIVAN HARBOR. Longer arrival from overseas. Mrs. has I will express my and I we Wtiro you walk in comfort; nod. >• k. Leighton opinion hope in Bangor. Then America entered the war. Dr. Henry Hawkins of Bostoo was in A of Allen a thr <, two other sons shall hear from others. I hate to but package Foot-Kano. in France, Orman and say it, tic lo Lewis Crosby visited in and Mrs. Stepp—Mrs. Anna Stepp she U town for tbe week-end I powder ihake into the ahoea, gi\r»voa I think the mother was somewhat to Bangor Curtis, who are expected home soon. j really that “old ahoe“ con.fort. Allen s :-K«( Waterv.lle last week. —told this part of the story : j1 blame, for although she was an School closed *t«»p» the o* bunions, corn- at;.l oa> May 27. Phcebe. exceptionally Thursday, after a success- pain “Until a month I hadn’t heard ionset, and make# or nrw »ho< frt! good woman,yet I think she lacked tact. 8he Mills of who has been ago tight Fay Bangor, ful term taught by Miss Kmgley of West gt*y had into a certain routine from Ralph for two years and a half— got and stayed overseas the past year, visited here SURRY. even before there while the husband and family wished last week. America got In the war to with the times. mail was know Helen Crocker is in a few keep up held up. I didn’t Bangor days. Mrs. George the week-end Of course the husband wasn't blameless, Crosby spent whether he was In the or not— Mrs. A. C. army Curtis and Mrs. Bernice but it seems to me if she had with her daughter Hester who tried to have isattending hut I was sure he was, because—well, Jones of are Bangor visiting here. been a little more modern aud more of a school. Bangor high because he is on American.*’ Here Albert Wit bee left for Thursday Boston A free dance and reception was given to ; she stopped a minute to smile up at to on a sDton go steamer. USXtfttZi. the returned soldier boys at the town him. RRDUNNlNfiico Mrs. ball N ME OF Howe Higgins is visiting her May 19, through the kindness of Arter awhile we heard from some \>—^>MNGOK. mother, Mrs. Walter Kane. Mr. W'eatherby of Massachusetts. There friend* that he was In the army—and was a large attendance. that he had come over Arthur Hooper recently visited hi« here. That wa* OVER.EATING 26. M. all I ever sister, Mrs. Edna Osgood. May knew. It's nearly five year* ia the root of nearly all digestive alnce I have seen him I Gott and Capt. Emery wife of Swan evils. If estion ia weak or your dig BIRCH HARBOR. "Of course It was hard—I Island are Daniel awfully visiting Capt. McKaj out of kilter, better eat less and use Henry Crane returned to Lamoine Sat- and wife. couldn’t get word to him and he after a few here. urday, days couldn't to me. My husband used to Ray Haley of Rockland made a short The funeral of Sarah A., widow of F. tell roe It wouldn't help Ralph any for visit with his aunts, Mrs. Smitt Lydia W\ Robinson, a former resident, who nte to cry. '. tried not to—before the and Mrs. Nellie Daggett, KFHOIDS recently. the new aid to better digestion. died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. rest of them anyway. My daughter May 27- L. Pleauot to Let Belle in was got worse __ take—effective. Robinson, Readheld, held steadily she Is do better. Our /Ci- Farm and Garden and Tools molds belp straighten out in the church We Implements Haying your Baptist Thursday, Rev. couldn't get the proper food for of are Constipation causes every description sold by some dealer in immediate headache, indigestion digestive troubles. Mercer of her after awhile. your neigh- Elijah Prospect Harbor officiat- And she hated to borhood. Patronize him! You will be well dizziness, drowsiness. For a mild, served ! 84 years' experience openini MADE BY SCOTT ft Mrs. and see me worried about so backs the use BOWME ing. Robinson daughter Dorothy Ralph, I used of DUNCO If medicine, Doan's Reguleta. 30c a reliability goods. substitutes are offered box a MAKERS OR SCOTTS EMULSION to — came with the try to keep up before them. all stores Advt. body. INQUIRE OF DUNNING BEFORE BUYING "Last January my husband came to Write aur ■—mmmmammwir1 May 26.C. for 1919—192 Page FREE Time and Oohleni catalog. again during about his cltlren papers. An the year you will be happy to have it handy. American soldier In R. B. Ralph's company DUNNING t CO.. Bangor, Maine. who wa* In the office beard his name and asked him If be was any relation When else to Ralph. He didn't tall him Ralph nothing tempts your appetite was In foblena, but went after Ralph He didn't tell Ralph hi* father wa* here. When they met they couldn't believe their eyes. “Kver since then I have been trying when made with to see Ralph. He couldn't come to proj>erly Welstaiden because It was out of the W SLADE’S Cream of Tartar American area, and I couldn't Grape Eat White get Bread through until today—more than two be eaten even by dyspeptics months.” without ill effects. asked her If her ^ They Ralph had Take one quart sifted flour, rub in a tablespoonfut butter or eliangsd much In all that time. >ean“,Td. add two teaspoonfuls SLADE'S Cream Tartar, one « Make it in own SLADE S Saleratus, one-half Mix thoroiigniy. your home with much. But do tetspoonful salt. “Oh, yes—very you tl»en stir in milk or waiter to make consistency to roll. CutyJto know, I think it Is because all that biscuits and bake in quick oven. lone when I didn't time know where ASK GROCERS FOR SLADE’S he was or how he was—I got In the L. habit of thinking of him as he was SLADE CO., Boston_ when he wa* a baby—1 kept seeing him as a hahy nnd remembering the way he felt when be was little. lan't William Tell that queer? And now look at him I” And, the corporal tried Dot to see the adoration In her eyes. “Five year* Is a long time to wait to see your boy," she murmured, and ‘‘My! What Delicious Cake! | FLOUR kept her eye* on him. Again she had forgotten the people around her. The corporal cleared his throat flavoring “This is why I ask d you If you could Miss and its delicious flavor and wonderful food value keep my mother, Woodsman. I didn't want her to come unless she EXTRACTS had a to will quickly set you good place stay. Ah, e-e-r_ right. thanks awfully." VANILA -LEMON or ORANGE, Etc- And that Is the story of how the Exceptional strength and quality. Economical. WHITCOMB. HAYNES & Hostess House to ■ggggg WHITNEY. happened entertain **A little goes a Premium coupon in every * long way.” the only known A E. F. mother who package. Your favorite dealer aella T & K extract*. has visited the Army of Occupation. Thurston Ac Kingsbury Co., Bangor, M<*. <31^> 3Wirrts«mntt«. Her«l#ter Esther will her for sceompsny IhrhtnMWi a week. THE WOMAN Mrs. Annie Sprague and Mrs. Roy WITH THE HOE Walls of .McKinley called on friends here °* Saturday. Kilfton Blake and a friend, Lieut. Paul Sick i Nevlns, of Boston, are at the Runkel bungalow on Bar Island. May 25. Mrs. Chips Jr.
SEAL HARBOR.
well Bernice Gilley of Bout h west Harbor is To fee! well keep your liver active visiting her cousin, Madeline Gilley. and avoid irregular habits which lead to constipation or intestinal indigestion, The Seal Harbor Fish Co. and Childs stomach with indi- pon't overload your candy store open this week for the sum- food, rich and gestible pastry, candy mer. sweets whirh do you no good and may Nathan Urindal has moved into bring on biliousness or dyspepsia, leav- the Arno Varnuin house ing the traces in your face or complexion. opposite the exercise hall. fi|t all the outdoor yon can, get j Neighborhood share of you will feel well jour slecp.and Miss Walk ley of Bluehill, who is enjoy- look well all the time. ! and log a short rest in town, spoke at the But if your complexion is sallow, or Congregational church Sunday. pimply. « your eyes arc | from Mrs. dull or yellowish, Ernest Atwood was operated upon biliousness, try the above at the Bar Harbor hospital Friday. Her also a suggestions, try many friends are glad to know that the dose of "L. F." small operation was successful and she is doing Atwood's Medicine after well. eating, and you will soon ice the difference in May 27. p. Dot ---- looks and feelings. | Surle asd reliable. Small WEST SURRY. bottle. SO dose. tLarge Irving Urindie and wile went to Sedg- at your dealer'#. cents wick Friday to visit her aiater. Satisfaction for tbc t'L. F.” Medicine Co, Portland, Mrs. Frank Herrick is visiting her Maine._ daughter, Mrs. Uuy Carlisle. sweet tooth. Mr«. Lorence M. Woodaide In her home garden at Winchester, Mass. W. C. Bowden and family of Brewer ror NEWS were week-end guests of his uncle, I. E imrueuiug women, says Mrs. reasonable amount of fertilisers, a- COUNTY Lufkin. Aid to appetite and I^jrence M. Woodside of Winchester. produced 35 bu&hele of potatoes and May 28. L. — _ over 900 digestion benefit WALTHAM. Maas., “originated In the First Garden pounds of tomatoes the first year. 8. is ill. COREA. This experiment stimulated he Hr*. B. Willey seriously when Eve was given to Adam as a and enjoyment in A supper was the Interest, as well as her and were held st the church. The given May 34. proceeds husband’s, gerricc* to helper. WTiile the record of her work go towards flxvig up a baseball ground another lot was purchased at the rear address Miss Isabelle A. LASTING form. gemorisl by .3 rather it is of her Mrs. Paul, Miss Anna Paul and Incomplete, reasonable home, making nearly two acree ( Jordan was well delivered. Joseph Mrs. L«vi Decker have gone to Canter- to believe that she did more than help now under cultivation. Martha Gardner of Smyrna Mills bury, N. H., to spend a month. to the )fr». gather fruit.” In addition to potatoes and toma only 5 cents her Asa May*. B. * visiting brother, Colby. As an exponent of what women may toes she has added all the staple table Colby, another brother, is also do for And a package. Arthur FRENCH KING FIRST IN FIELD gardening gardening for vegetables, of which 1000 quarts were here. women, Mrs. Woodside is an example canned In her own kitchen last year OBITCART. to her sex. A talented reader and She also devotes a part of the land Writing* of Thomas Paine 8how That forceful speaker, the message she is to flowers, specializing in gladioli, Sarah A., widow of Id crease Jordan, Hanry IV Once Contemplated giving to women's clubs and othe’ I which finds a ready sale. Ftor two died May "M, after several weeks’ illness. of Nations. League organixations must be productive of seasons a small patch of wheat and Her maiden name was Miss Harsh A. good. oats has furnished food for 75 chick- I'onnick, and she was born at Meddy- *v hue President Sealed Wilson, Lloyd That she Is not a more theorizer, ens. She had nine children, of whom brmps George and other statesmen are riaht talk- her garden at Winchester proves. Her That the land has been made to pay Hvzd survive-Loren J., William K., ing of a of nations league the follow- interest dates back to the time when, she says. Is due to the cultivation o: Kept Stephen N., Albert F., Mrs. Nettie B. ing, taken from Thomas 1'alne’a "The a child, she pattered down the long a variety of things. Thto year she is RUM DtBeca and Mrs. Lettie M. Hardison of of Rights Man,” Is historical: furrows with her father, behind th^ setting out peach, pear and appb Waltham and Mrs. Kose i\ Clough of "It was attributed to Henry IV of plow, and through intimate compan- trees, and small fruits. tllaeortb Falls. Sbe also leaves eight France, a man of an enlarged and be- ionship with him learned the secrets Naturally, a woman of Mrs. Wood- and two great-grand- grandchildren nevolent heart, that he purposed about of mother Earth. side's type Is thrifty and business- children, one sister, Mrs. Lucy Bibber 1®I0 a plan of abolishing war In Eu- When buying the home at Winche like. and her savings have, to t! of Lewiaton, and two brothers, George rope. The plan consisted In construct- ter she looked for a “small house and limit of her ability, been invested Coomck of Milltown and William Con nick ing an European congress, or, as & big piece of land.” She was nof Liberty Bonds and War Savings of Ellsworth. for not mtu’ French authors style It, a pacific ’re- wholly successful, but did secure ? Stamps, which, she any*, Of • domestic nature, she loved her public ; by appointing delegates from good-sized back yard, which was credit te due. because “while you a* home and made it a place where her the several nations, who were to act spaded up for a garden while the fur helping the government a little ye had love are a lot." She loved ones every comfort could as a court of arbitration In any dis- niture was being moved into th* helping yourself says and where that the value of a beatow upon them friends pute* that might arise between na- house. For some time a “For Sale" however, garde were always welcome. Her death leaves tion and nation. sign on an adjoining lot disturbed should not be estimated wholly fror The a vacant place in her home which will "Had the plan been adopted at the her. because she wanted the land t« a monetary standpoint. open be felt her but air exercise health, stren^ long by children, the time It was proposed the taxes of Eng- add to her garden. Her husband, a! give® fAnd and endurance which cannot be go’ memory of a dear and devoted mother land and France, ns two of the parties, ways a city dweller, tried to discour- will be cherished them. by merely riding in an automob’’ loot by would have been at least ten millions age her In the purchase of the Flay__ she further, “is like Her last days were filled with much I sterling annually to each nation less but she finally convinced him thn* Exercise,'’ says but she w as cared courting; you must do it yourself suffering, tenderly for thnu they were at the commencement if cultivated, the land would pay in- long as we live nca*- to Mother Ear by her daughter, Mrs. DeBeck, and every- of the French Revolution." terest on the investment .and taxe« Inst&nf Bunion'-'Relief W’ that could be done was done her v we are strong and prosperous. thing by Here is also of a letter ad- and would increase in value. It IrsS! taste.:V: Sd!el lor part of * that Awful Bunion children to make her comfortable. Asa and but he we hare too mr.r’: luxury and le dr. ssed to Lafayette from Paine, Feb- rough poor, applying 'AT >. n* our expense. Why continue to suffer the agony, torture and dis- sure wo beconv1 weak.** friend and neighbor she had a large 1792: knowledge of soil management, and comfort o. thr r.wtul bunion when here is Instant Relief Guaranteed—and | ruary 9, you uon have tc me one cent unites absolute satisfaction. circle of friends who will miss her in pay you get "If you make a campaign the ensu- many ways, as she was ever ready to graph", scattered officers of | Inc spring, which Is most probable among the lends helping band. A true and noble WARS SET UP and Five thousand FAIRYFOOT G155sTAr?rrelief* i there will be no occasion for, I will PRINCIPLES artillery Infantry. Hundreds and thousands of men and women made last Over woman has gone and leaves with all who miles of telephone wire and fi.000 In- happy year. conn, and Join you. Should the cam- 2c years of continued success. Millions who have tried pads, plates, steel knew j her a memory filled with respect Momentous Questions Man- struments were and contraptions and all sorts of cheap remedies without success gladly pay paign commence, I It will ter Troubling employed, this hope the full price fora real remedy—FAIRYFOOT—the only known Bunion and eateem for a worthy life and a kind Have Been Settled tho elaborate with the initiate In the extinction of German by system kept up ad- cure. Don’t gtve up—don't think that Bunions are incurable—don’t say treasured vance of tried under the a box of friendship. and the free- World's Greatest Conflict*. the >i-my By tills service you’ve everything sun—get FAIRYFOOT—give despotism establishing it a trial—and if yon do not find instant relief, return what's left and get June! L. flanking troops could teleilione their | dom of all Germany When France all your money bock. We know FAIRYFOOT has given complete satis- hack faction to all out customer.-.. We know they will do the same for -1 Wars are milestones. Victories set position to the artillery. The tel- you. GOTTti ISLAND. ! shall bt surround with revolutions Hence, we glaoly guarantee FAIRYFOOT. We have a FAIRYFOOT up tablets, upon which are Inscribed ephone business of a city of 100,000 Remedy for every foot trouble. Mrs. she will be in peace and safety and William Trisk of McKinley visited the >could have been handled this her as well as those of Ger- principles that have been vindi- by equip- ALEXANDER’S Me. here last week. taxes, PHARMACY, Ellsworth, cated. ment In whose operation 10.000 men many. will become less." Miss consequently Flavilla Gott has gone to South- The battle ef Marston Moor de- were engaged. Thousands of carrier Harbor to work. pigeons aided the signal corps. Ex- Ad Old Hciuetly for Chllilrtn. stroyed feudalism, overthrew the doc- tensive and Farewell. Haa Viola was home trine of the divine hospital facilities, 4,800 trucks, Fjord Staples from Mother Gray'* Sweet Powder* for children right of kings, gave MAKE YOUR OWN DIAGNOSIS miles of railroad, were for The word “fjord" comes from tha Sootieest Harbor over the week-end. have been used by Mother* for over»)vear* Englund an elective parliament, Hev. provided for feverlahoe**. Bad Htoroacb. Teething this old Norse, survives In the modern Dr. Newell a ser- big military operation, and 10,000 Mi*# Ruth Moore was home over the i Disorder* rud Headache*. They break up Dwight Hlllls said In All One Needs to Determine Physical 1 feet of words "firth” and Is connect- 24 hour*, move and the movie Aim were exposed, so all “frith,” w***-eod, returning to Ellsworth Tues- cold* in regulate mon reported In the Brooklyn Eagle. Condition Is to Test by Clini- I bowel* and destroy worm*. Get a package the soldiers had to do was to fight ed with the English “fare,” meaning ^7, where a be it school. u*e when needed. The French revolution cal Thermometer. attending high at your druggist* to destroyed to travel, and used In the word French autocracy, and gave the people Prepared for the Future, “farewell,” and meant, most prob- the right of self-determination. The best way of asking a friend how It was at the door of a store which ably, Id the first instance, says the The war of 1770 was the last civil he is, is not to say flippantly: “How had advertised author of “Norwegian Pictures," water exceptional bnrgalus are or even “How’s war of Great Britntn—a war of a good you blowing?” for that day. In the Jam, that Mrs. safe for navigation on account of its section of the your liver?” but simply and sufficient- English people against Blank saw Mrs. Brown and rushed to sheltered position. the had section of Great Britain which ly: “How’s your temperature?" Ac- shake hands with her and say: to are had enthroned a crasy German king— cording your temperature you “Oh, Mrs. Brown, are here?" The Guitar. George III. you well or 111, alive or nearly dead. In I am Is an instrument “Yes, here, but I did not expect fact, there are ten be- The guitar of six The war of 1801 established oo sure only degrees to meet you.” tween health and certain strings, viz, E, A, D, G, B, E. The foundations the the last blooming republic, best If sounded “Why, you see, 1 am going to Join death, observes a writer in London strings. together, would not hope of man, and vindicated Industrial the new league nnd I am getting ready Answers. make a chord according to the rules democracy without regard to color. for It.” The temperature of the air has noth- of modern harmony. It is not a diffi- The war of 1014 has settled certain ; “Is It the Woman’s league where we ing to do with the temperature of the cult instrument to learn and its chief for all no I j things time. War shall be use Is in another instru- p'edge ourselves not to buy a hut or a body, which is the temperature of the | accompanying more! Hereafter disputes between ! ment or the voice in garment costing more than $10?” blood. The Eskimo In health sends ; singing. races shall be settled by an Interna- “Yes, that is the one and I am going the clinical thermometer to the same tional supreme court. Militarism shall | to Join It, too. I am getting ready for spot as the Negro in Tirabuctoo, viz., ■ Sbbmtsnnnue. be no more—never again shall the peo- ; It.” 98 degrees Fahrenheit. The tempera- j pie’s resources be wasted In piling up And they entered the store together ture of the air will sometimes vary 40 munitions, nor the man In the furrow ! and each bought a dress marked down degrees In the same day. but if the I carry a soldier upon his back. Inter- from $80 to $48. and $20 hats and coats temperature of the body goes up two national treaties hereafter shall be RHEUMATISM j inat cost over $00 each. They went out degrees, you are ill; four degrees, you sacred! Alas for the next nation that feeling that they could stand by their are verj ill; six degrees, and the doc- Physician Believes a Genuine Remedy counts Its written pledge a scrap of for the Disease Has Been Found. pledge. tor 4s very anxious; eight degrees, and paper and defies International law I the wonderful you are at death’s door. Kbeuma, rheumatism The small races are free! remedy sold by C. Alexander and all and peoples can take “Take One." Anybody a temperature, druggists, gives and more lasting No nation like can quicker big bully Germany even bis own. relief than The first sip of irresistible “Office Window" of the Dally chron- It is a great safe- other remedies costing many ever again upon as times as much. trample Belgium, icle of London was once told a guard to possess and use a clinical Club Ale pleas- Kbeuma the Clicquot Ginger King Ahab trampled on Naboth and thermometer. passes deadly poisonous ing little anecdote of Dame Agnes Ninety-eight degrees, all secretions into the bowels and telTs throat seized h!^ purple vineyard. Terrorism kidneys, your parched Weston, the friend of sailors, concern- right; 100 degrees, stay at home; 101 from w hich they are quickly hro n off to drink and frightfulness henceforth are out- iu u natural, that you are going ing jam tarts. Some lady helper at a degrees, go to bed : 102 degrees, send healthy way. lawed. That “the Head what a clay god called sailors’ rest had been mistaken for the doctor. higher than reputable physician says the whole bottleful. The enough Anything about Kheuma: “1 have made a most state,” that Germany made unto her- that Is a io hand the sailors tracts while they doctor’s Job. careful investigation of tne formula em- best antidote to thirst is to self and has been Is long worshiping, were having a meal. Miss Weston ad- ployed in the manufacture of Kheuma, on and a an Idol that has fallen. and 1 heartily recommend it as a keep a case hand >lsed that some better method should The remedy Economy General. for all forms of rheumatism. I find Kheuma few bottles on the ice. oe adopted. The tracts were then Gen. Sir Henry Horne, “the man who tar in advance of the methods generally in the treatment of NOTHING LEFT TO CHANCE placed In a pile on the buffet counter, took Douui,” has been called the econ- employed rheumatism, and altogether different in composition with a card Inscribed, “Please take omy general through skillful manip- from the remedies usually prescribed.” Advance of American Divlaions at San one.” A sailor with a sense of fun ulation of men ami ids small casual- Dr. M. C. Lyons. Mihiel Had Been Planned With transferred the card to a dish of Jam ty list. His name will be handed down This should give any sufferer from rheu- matism confidence to try Kheuma. Elaborate Care. tarts, and, as the rush to the buffet be- to posterity as the man who invented gan, the servers were amared to see the “creeping barrage” system, which In modern warfare a man’s head is sailor after sailor IVt a tart and walk came Into universal use on the battle- S i his chief Duke Bolivar In tracts an PILLS i asset, writes while the remained In field. away, With the assistance of this bar- CHICHESTERW „- THE DIAMOND BRAND. A Life. You all know that the undimlnlshed Si lence Ladlre! AaKT Boys' pile.-—Christian rage. he captured Fricourt, Mametz CM uliw Uf*l St. Mlhlel salient, encompassing 152 .Monitor. and Pills in Red Douai. gaining maximum results at »“>*«, sealed and 73 vil- Take no other- of v square miles of territory minimum cost. His men Buy your losses In and Druavtai. UIh-TEBU was taken the Americans. DIAMOND BRAND lages, by Held at a Distance. material on each occasion were very IMLI.H. G>, «. yews known as Best. Safest. Always Kelt at lo Did ■ you know It was done by head "Father," said il ex-crown prince, light. work? were made In SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Elaborate plans “why do you keep the title ‘count?’ General Horne belongs to the Old advance and out wholesale to GINGER given ‘‘As a sort of compromise. I feel Contempt!hies, and he saw service also the One hundred thousand troops. that very few people are going to like In the South African war. His proud- maps, covering minute detail! of the me well to want to call me est moment „ enough during that campaign was au I ALE country, Including natural defenses, first when ▲ toilet preparation of merit. my name."—Boston General !] by Evening Cronje surrendered to Belpe to eradicate dandruff. ^ and how It vn manned by the enemy, For Reetornc Color and ; Transcript. him _ CLICQUOT CLUB U. S. A. to nr COMPANY, Millis, Mas*., were distributed, 30,000 Bna-ity Gray Fad ad Hair. plus photo- j _k‘aand iLOOat In-uCTfeta. i —-= SEE GOD'S HAND IN RESCUI : OBITUARY. Sbb
« Seven-year-old James and his moth- Ellsworth, by complaint before any municipal clock in the afternoon time when the should hav been his court in (the last. Difficult as the county of Hancock. To the creditors of same was writ ini »** it er were visiting the latter's spinster WEST HANCOCK. j Hinton Crockett of attached on the original is to reconcile oneself to the decree A. C. Haobkthy. Mayor. Htomngton. la the of action in which the upon which aunts. county Hancock Judgment of As was their custom these and district aforesaid, a said execution issued was rendered Divine Providence that the re- Boyd Tracy, who has been overseas, is Approved by the Mayor, June 2. 1919. bankrupt maiden W. Wxscott. moval of ladles showed their visitors home. Passed under a of the rule and Ward that great patriot at this cru- suspension is hereby Bites that on the HsbSQC*- their the Mayor June 2. 1919. Sheriff of said county of cial vast supply of approved by NOTICEtwentieth day of June. n. d at id moment was not we can- home-pieced Butterfield IM9, untimely, Edgar and wife have gone to Atteat:—Thomas E. Hal*. City Clerk. “• wUI *• • of the not but quilts. "This Is the first four-patch I *; l£er* meeting creditors SHERIFF * SALE. realize, as he would have been Southwest Harbor for the season. of taid bankrupt, at nr court of at Jane bankruptcy STATE OK the first to ever made," announced one ■M chambers, u» Mia m., la the of MAINE acknowledge, that the last NOTICK. city Mrs. Susan of Lamoine is vis- Ellsworth, in aaid district, for the Cocntt or Hancock: *7. 191*- proudly, a whose Salisbury following• May vestige of animosities which displaying quilt j is to notify and warn all purpose: might iting her niece, Mrs. Milliken. rpilI8 persona on execution wherein Joan have blocks were made of four Msry X trusting or harboring wife I. To consider an oBer of pAKES «»»£ continued to impair his up square against my composition of I Br an tVan. as collector of t*xe> fo highest Sarah E. of South Brooksvilie on ac- pieces. The many friends of Mrs. Lester Lin- Gray my 1 V^a"1*-<*nlu“ »P®* •'» unsecured city of KUaworlh. in the county of Haococ*- aspirations was burled with and count. as 1 shall no bills of her contract- debts of said him, pay bankrupt, not 'entitled to prior- state of Maine, for the 1916. ia the "And this Is scbtt are sorry to learn of her serious ill- alter this date. ily* •*li*l*ction of his year pl»’°lJ thereby perfect union which he so Mary's nine-patch," ex- ing I *!L debts. *“d M .a Junes and Reuben Nag*r. ness. Lewis G. Guay. 1 To transact such other business j!c* desired plained Jane. "She made It when she ! as may resident owners of real estate sit »'W \ ardently against ail things un- Camden. Me.. 37. 1949. properly come before aotd ** May meeting. Ellsworth, and Slate aforesaid. Ameriean was was only seven years old." Mrs. Chrrie Achorn Halm E. county attained. of Dorchester ii Mason. who** r**iden«eis unknown to the Heferee in 'Titus we find the The third was an her Mrs. Shermau M Bankruptcy. are defendants, and will be sold at P*** Republican quilt embroidered visiting sister, McFar- ! Ellaworth. ». lpid party Me., May auction at the offlc of D E. Hurley, *•“ resuming full silk one, made of myriads of Ir- land. iUaat IXoucta. legislative authority tiny street. Ellsworth, Hancock county. Main/ united the of June, 1919. »»k thoroughly and invigorated by regular pieces—the gifts of friends Misa Alice Cunningham of Bar Harboi Monday, thirtieth day To all persons interested in either of the es- NOTICE o'clock In the forenoou. the following the and the remnants from ancient OF FOKECXOBI7EE. peculiar confidence which so often wed- spent the week-end with Mrs. A. E tates hereinafter named. tat* with the thereon, situs** TYTHKBEAB Everard H buildings » carried It to in ding and reception clothes. Oreelv. of Kden. Ellsworth. Hancock county. Maine- victory former years." James Tracy. At a probate court held at Ellsworth, i
Boston, Maas.—That his leg was sa\eo at Chateau Thierry by the prompt and fearless action of a Y. M C. A. secretary, is the statement of Capt Waiter W. Austin, 47 School si Brookline, Mass., who has lost re- ceived his discharge from the 3rd Bat-. 104th Inf., 26th Division. The 1 man is T. B. Lathrop, pastor of the 1st Congregational church in Branford, Conn., a church which is soon to celebrate its 275th anniver- sary. Mr. Lathrop returned in Jan- uary after nearly a year of service with the Yankee Division in the from lines, and marched with his men In the parade, April 26th. For his conspicuous valor at the Held dress- MR. C. E. BCSWICK In the market pl»M at Le ing station on thr outskirts of Fisk Tires More Mans, which has now become the great concem- Tourcy Going Onto tratiwi of the A. R. Mr. has been 160 Caroline Ave., Ogdensburg, N’.Y. camp F„ and in Ae very shadow of the great cathe- Lathrop recommended the for the d.»ir largest T. M. C. A. hut in has been erected. Distinguished Service Cross “I suffered a great deal for three or Europe by Cars Major James H. McDade, also of the Every Day four years with Nervous Sick Head, 3rd Battalion, who will return next these days—the larger demands ache and Dyspepsia. Had to take two Week to his former position in the on other CONDITIONSeverybody’s purse—are leading motorists to (oar seidlita powders every advertising department of the Boston everywhere to look more into the actual Tried doctors—ate bran gems— REUNITES SISTER NEW HEAD Transcript closely flay. OF value of automobile tires. took all kinds of remedies — but ‘>'tu uatiaaon, 104th Infantry went nothing did me until I used forward on July 18, 1918. at two good We see it every day. See it in the in- o'clock In the morning. The steadily ‘Fruit-a-tives’.or Fruit Liver Tablets. AND BROTHER T WAR WORK towns of creasing demand for Fisk Tires. Tourcy and Gievry were taken I was relieved the first day I used | from the Germans in our advance that day them. They made me well and keep Fisk Tires certain was wounded at about five give very definite features “Y” in Smoglile* Edward W. Heart e 1_ o’clock me well, and I am always glad to tell Secretary Italy Resigns as lft that more and more motorists have come to look for be morning by a high explosive of the great ‘Fruit-a- Italian Girl Throuirii Executive in people things Youn., Secretary Boston, shell, a fragment of which passed —greater uninterrupted tire mileage, longer life, have done for me. under tires’ Austrian Lines. Arthur E. Hoffmire Succeeds through both thighs, tearing the left greater safety all driving conditions. I have many friends in Ogdensburg Him. leg badly. I was taken from the field the As an now using ‘Fruit-a-tives’ on my by stretcher bearers to a enlightened motorist you want “1 suppose the Menu law would have dressing recommendation”. station in charge of Capt. Kirkpat- yOur tire expense cut down to where got me If I had done in this country C. E. BESWICK. Boston. Mass.—Mr. Arthur E. Hoff- rick. M. C. of Lynn. He had raised it really belongs. Next time—Buy Fisk. what 1 did In Italy,’’ aatri James A. the Qag of the Red mire, who for nearly two has army Cross over a trial years EOc. a box,6 for $2.50, slse 25c. Barnes, of Medford, a “Y" secretary stone culvert under the road. The been Camp Genera! at Dev- At all dealers or sent on of Secretary Bocbe observers had receipt Just home from Italy, "but It was in sported the flag ens, has Just been appointed Exec- and the by KIU'IT-A-TIVES Limited, place was under a tearlflc and S!LVY & price, a good cause, let me tell you. 1 was LINNEHAN,fEllsworth OGDENSBUKG, K- Y. utive Secretary, Northeastern Dept, constant shell fire day and night. For In charge of the distribution of sup- of the National War Work Council. Y. tuntely there were no direct hits dur- plies In Padova with ten armies to ing the time M. C. A. He succeeds Mr Edward Capt. Kirkpatrick was supply. The Italian who gave us our stationed in the culvert, nearly 48 W. Hearne who has been in Y. M C. warehouse, rent free, a building which hours. A. work for 25 that I years, serving as State "When I was had been a distillery, learned brought In there were FISKnon-shdTIRES of 16 rases SEAL COVE. was going up in the Udine to feed Secretary Iowa as a lieutenant in other lying on the earth un- in his der a stone Mr*. Kliia Humid, who went to Bangor some refugees. With tears the Army during the war in the Phil- arch where the doctor a was w*t k# ago for ital he begged me to carry mon-age working by candle few host treatment, eyes ippines. and later as a Y. M. C. A. light. If tt whom hrd not been came home last Tuesday. She is still ill. ! to his nineteen-year-old sis er dry weather for several secretary in the Philippines and China ! ho had not seen for two years days before we would r. >*ervireaof I. Dow were surely have Fun C. held during the V .-Uamai-lo Boxer affair. He was been out of luck. A little rain fell *; !h«> home Sunday, Mav 2A, Hev. Mr. At the crossing of the General Secretary in D. that morning but not to officiating. we found the Italians at our end of Washington, enough get in C.; State under the shelter. the bridge facing the Austrians at the Secretary' for Massachusetts Mr* Hae Keefe who *t«ent the winter and Rhode “The other The sight of cases of cig- Island, until he began his Captain finally came to me with her Mrs. H. H. j mother, Mitchell, work as Executive and we were an Secretary for the attended to my wounds. The left baa returned to Boston. arettes carrying provod Northeast turn in the leg he could not open sesame’ through the Italian Dept, early spring do much for and he Kdwiri J. Heed died at his home at f 1917. Mr. Hearne said that if I lines. The same rare article made recently resigned were not rushed to a Center, May 26, to reassnme aged forty*four years. friends of the Austrian guards ’Go his pre-war position as hospital I would certainly lose the Although Mr. Heed had been ill some State Association for Mas- It was on’, they told us, and with the Stars Secretary leg. quite a problem to move month*, of an incura' le dn* ase, his death hood we sachusetts and Rhode Island. me and Stripes flying from the from that protected place to a cast a g 'K*:n over ti e community. The rat■••d through thousands of the enemy Mr. Hoffmire has been an enthusi- hospital where I could get surgical at- besrtM: of ail out to the of *> 'opalby goes soldiers, tossing out packs cig- astic “Y" worker for nearly 15 years, tention. The motor ambulances could • id •«* an eight children, the oungest arettes as we flew by. having entered Association service in not back up to the culvert. The n<»t quit*- two years of «ge. Mr. Reed shells were “As soon as we reached Udine and January, 1906. as Assistant Secretary falling as thickly as rain ■ lesv w a Mr*. Henrietta the New on mo*her, had distributed what we had for the at Bedford Y. M. C. A. where every side of us. Before I was’ Hopki Trenton, a sister, -Mrs. Etta he hungry folk, 1 looked up the sister remained for six years, at the end wounded I never felt fear of being Bu:r y iirbi! .and two of which half-brother*. of the man whose letter I had in my period he was Acting Sec- under fire but believe me with both We, .* irigi Robbins of Southwest Harbor retary. In 1911 Mr legs smashed I was eoat. At the sight of her brother’s Hoffmire ac- scared cold to go • W. .ii Aylea, l*. S N Mr. Reed General out where handwriting and my personal mes- cepted Secretaryship of the the shells were breaking. »ii! ts? -* ,» not only in the home, but North Adams. "Mr. sage from him. she carried on so ai- Mass., Association, Lathrop. the ’V secretary tn* uni lo*es nitty an uptight, fectingly that 1 began to consider tak where be remained until the spring of with our battalion, was assisting Capt r*'p-ffr, ^hti, and 1917. spirited progressive lng her back with me, risky as I Upon the entrance of the Kirkpatrick in his care of the wound- non A txrket gardener United States into the ed. by occupation, knew the plan was j World War, He was at work every minute of hi i.idu* r\ mu t he had built Mr Huff at his integrity “Bryan, a Medford man also, and I, mire, own request, those 48 hours of the advance in that u 4 pr>■»s vrou» bu-inrae. He will be was transferred to the talked it over and finally worked out Association place. The moment the doctor or- gr«r«; n»ii.srd in Northeast War Work and donned the Red Tri- me a Harbor, a scheme which we thought would get dered to hospital, without an in- u had au extensive patronage. We backed the camion angle as secretary of Hut 28 at stant’s of the us through. Camp hesitation. Mr. Lathrop picked ‘Porch Wisely 1 wr* l eld at the Devens, Mass. On Episcopal close up to the door of her house, so Ayer, February me up in his arms, walked out of that I Tuesday afternoon. Hev. was a 1st. 1918, Mr. Hoffmire succeeded Mr. and May 27, close that it less than step culvert, barely a ** escaping death rr »*«• of 8 >utb west Harbor Kenneth Robbie of aa 11 A. M.” official* one to the other. Of Springfield dozen from interior times, placed me in a motor Cottage, b/. a he has course, we had waited until evening. Camp Secretary, position ambulance that was about to leave Jane 2. held to the like 3,000,000 other wise house- The girl's friends wrapped her up in up present time. for the rear. Mrs.Wisely, ‘If as to work. blankets from top to toe, Bryan While at Devens Mr. Hoffmire’s I undemtand. Me wives, is not tied down kitchen She KA8 I'KKOOK. Major picked her up and put her into the sterling worth and trank good nature, Dade has recommended Mr. takes her ease on the cool wrhile the 1 Lathrop porch ,tr* Qoogiiu is in tow n for the covered her as well as keen for the body of the car, and up executive ability won Cross, I for one am or surum here, New Perfection Oil Cook Stove cooks and r. him a of so that she was completely concealed. host friends among the any place, to back up that recommen Mim M4 Butler is visiting b» re. It was a 200-kilo trip from Udine doughboys and officers who passed dation." bakes in the kitchen. to Padova When it came daylight through the camp at the rate at times *»***, lately returned from Its blue flame stays uni- and the Austrians swarmed Into the of 75,000 per month. The “Y” staff steady put—proyides over****.i» home. heat for roads to challenge us we put on our at Devens averaged 85 up to the arm- form, concentrated frying, broiling, Grind le and wife have ADOPT “T” HOT SYSTEM moved to friendliest smiles and mustered all istice operating sixteen hats. 14 of and in- Franklin. baking, toasting simmering. Lighted the cigarettes we had left. The cig- which are still in service manned by 'D*. Service to A. & R stantly without fuss or litter—safe, convenient, Belie Uoogins, w ho has has been arettes worked like magic, plus the a present staff of 56. 283 “Y” secre- fnspm* vwtioK her Chinese. *on, G. 8. Ooogine, has re- Red Triangle which has got to be taries have passed through the camp always ready. torned to Trenton. Just as effective a passport in foreign service during Mr. Hoffmire’s regime, Paris (By Mail)—Sixty-nine Chi- Mrs. Wisely also uses a New PerfectionWater F't. Ralph Dinsmore who is countries as a Red Cross 58 of whom Joined the colors. Of the receiving nese Y. M. C. A. secretaries have Heater. It of hot water for “The of that brother and staff 3 men are now provides plenty “ lhe U> 8- A- in meeting original only left. been so Hospital impressed with the work o' k”!'Dt'“t°n. is sister I shall never forget. I will tell Prof. Henry B. Wright of dish and other uses. enjoying a ten-days' furlough Yale. the Association the washing, scrubbing tt among armies of home. you frankly that I abed almost as George W. Harvey and Edward the Allies that at a conference recent New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves are made in tears as did. And kisses! Schulte. V,r" many they held (ov*J ol Lamoine, who is teschtng ly at Versailles, they decided or 1U ihe 1 never got so many in my life in a Mr Hoffmire will make his head- 1, 2, 3 and 4 burner sizes—with without Ridge district, gave an interesting that similar methods should he few moments. They came like bullets quarters at 167 Tremont street, Bos- adopt ovens and cabinets. At dealer’s. wterummeut at the grange hail Baturdry ed in China. The use of bnts like your from a machine gun. To tall the ton the Executive Offices of the evening. those used so effectively In the truth, after the first volley I ran for Northeastern Department of the Y. M. Army- STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK ***. Gem. camps will bring the work of the "Y" _ cover." C. A. in China directly to all the Dinsmore, who has been people, whereas now It reaches working for chiefly the David Wilbur, is visiting her higher classes. ^r®- NEW Giles. Chinese PERFECTION cooth* George Lunching “En Plein Air” by the hundreds n thousands were used In the labor Fait brook gave the final to reception in OIL COOK STOVES f ■ ■ ——— .———■ units France, and these men for *oldiar b°y» Tuesday evening, May 27. the first time came into contact with **J°ioe that all our have boys returned — the work of the Association. Native Also Puritan Cook Stoves Lrnest Abbott being the last to *JUl secretaries were provided ae tar a_> no* last to be discharged, the best Short stove. vt' possible. Chimney ,ialPb Dinsmore is still in a hoe- 1 for Some of these, it was decided si treatment, but was home on a the conference, will remain in France Tbt*re wa* a ***** attendance, and0l|Kb* 1 and some will go to Greet Britain to Wer<1 *>lea*ed to h*ve soldier boys fro m study In schools of practical arts. ^ngor, Franklin and Waltham There were thirteen students s* A flne P*0**1111 wa® carried out. Th^S1 many preachers, half a dozen teach are **ven A*r. and u Covey his school I0r a cowtester and a he*P given. ere, boy scout sec- retary among the professions repre Jaa'*- Gem. _ seated at the oonftjrenre. The mer SWAN’S WLAND. came from widely separated parts oi Mis* Dollie Kent of Rockland is with the republic, Manchuria, Shnnhing Inter, Mrs. A. P. Joyce. Toukiec, .•^zecbertu, Chl-U, Tukiea Cheekieng, Kavahning, Kiangson, ^llc'tmur” Has installed an elec- trir!rl°n Shansi, AuhnJer and Hupeth. Hunting plant In hi* house. *'•' t»°« ltH. and wile were here a 'I' lMt EXPORTS DRAMA TO FRAHCE Flo*d weel£< on their way Irorn r,or“l» to Bar Harbor. In the month ending April 22 the ’tith9h.i,ai^°ry ^*nt “pent a lew days Y. M C. A. Entertainment Bureaa p*renU He lore Itsrhn,\ going to XensntB and the Overseas Theatre League re jt,or to work. ”‘y28' crutted in America and sent abroad -8. American entertainers to The open a service at the cn^aio at La Bourbothn, Qua ox the a.any 126 be add- lea the Y. M. C. A. As see at the ed to the force HE CUT RED TAPE Statues Found (n Tombs Show That Funmakers Were Much Lika Those Applauded Today. ' Innocent Request the Prelude to The Sick Examined Much Trouble. The finding of some statues In an Free ancient Greek tomb Is an opportunity for comparing the comedians of old Boston’s Master After Mr. Temporary's Experience times with those of today. The stat- Specialist ues back to the With the Formidable "System” He are believed to date fourth century B. C. They are quite Robert Wayland sat before his lit- Preferred to Pay for Anything small—In fact, few of them measure tered desk and read a letter. As he That He Might Require. more than six inches in height—but read, his habitual frown deepened. Dr. to the careful they the was Uke her mother, Mlse owing modeling l'es, girt Barbrick T wanted a wire paper clip. are still quite lifelike in spite of he reflected bitterly, sensitiveness In WILL MAKE HIS NEXT REGULAR VISIT TO Smith, also new to’ the ministry, said their extreme age. These little fig- every line. Now, she was coming she would fetch some from ttjj Store- home from school and he would be keeper. That'S what t&e jigrtej] forced to live over again that life so Ellsworth, iV;aine ter. I pinned the foSif J55p5rs to- biased, of grievous misunder- And be at the gether and went on with my worR fonj standing. The storekeeper had evidently re- Chaplin. Associates flowing robes and Aiwa?!) he had been the one to ! fused to PSrt with adj- Oge cllpy jrtjjtotU stately walk with the Greek actors, blame. Robert Wayland acknowledged HANCOCK an order. Mist Smith brought nje a HOUSE but these players arq shown wear- that. The of It all was that youth- printed folder Containing ft request for pity ing short trousers and with an ob- ful fancied love had rushed two young ONE DAY ONLY Jgaper clip*, wirev' which s%e had PERSONAL ATTENTION of a Into vious caricature stately gait. college companions marriage. WILT. POSITIVELY ty^«3 1® triplicate on paper headed DR BARBKICK TUESDAY, JUNE 10” was sacred from these come- that which AND WILL » of For Nothing Claudia’s very dependence, BK IN ATTENDANCE "Ministry Economy. depart- J» PERSONALLY CONSULT WITH _ dians; even the greatest men of the had later so galled him, had been to u,_ mental use only." She said it was the AND EXAMINE ALL CASES. HOUTS: 10 a. ITI. tO 8 p. fTI. day were subjects for their wit, which the impetuous youth her Irresistible right thing to do and I was to sign It. they carried to extremes. A good ex- charm. And Robert's masterfulness, and then Mr. Jones, downstairs, would Are You Sick? ample of this Is a statue of one of the which had later become sheer domina- _____-.. Are You deal with It. It sounded quite inno- __ Suffering? in, funny men as Hercules, who was uni- tion, had at first seemed virtue tn aus *°u? tnie« cent ; I initialed it without misgiving. core Tn tuc cinv y°uknow t,,e /,,« admired and venerated In an- Claudia's eyes. of your troubles the week versally ,True v„u Later In the folder came "rntt Hkk IVI U I IlkHt nlllK will never be cured. 90 cient Greece. He is shown wearing Gating absently across the lawn be- VlUlt out of every 100 tick back. It contained several extra fail to well his leopard skin lightly over one fore his window, re- get because of improper diagnosis. sheets of paper and had evidently j study Wayland shoulder, with his finger in his called those first mistaken traveled. years, mouth, looking coquettishly round when his had The first minute was from Mr. unreasoning temper opt him. his wife In a state of tearful Jones: “In reference to Mr. Tem- young Dr.Barbrick will find Your Disease The costumes of these little figures At last her tears had for apprehension. and to accommodate the who were to see porary's request paper dips, wire, many unable him during his previous visits he will con must have been brilliant; there are ceased to move him, his brain was for use, I fail to see Free Offer and give to all who call on him this visit his departmental still traces and tinpehh during complete examinations faint of pink yellow overweary with struggle and ambi- and full what advantage these have over paper diagnosis together with all office services required by the case Absolutely Free of ( barge on the terra-cotta of which the statues tions plans for the frail future clips, brass, which are In use in my girl’s were made. but she department.” comfort, had not understood, DISEASES TREATED To those with the work Mr. and the plans had only reached unacquainted great Robinson said that the question carried on by Dr. Bar brick, the reach and achievement when she was no range opened a wide field, and he had re- FOOD SUPPLIES IN COMMON longer of his system of treatment and its admirable share to the needs of class of invalid* the let him there to them. adaption every quested storekeeper to iv be Indicated by the diversity of disease* Allowed to Go Robert's was the know how many paper clips, brass, he No Eskimo Hungry greatest regret accepted for treatment. Broth- creature The and eonse. had In stock. “See attached sheets A While His More Fortunate little left In her place. He PATARRU symptom* uM I Mnnn quence* of which are too well ers Have had been glad to pass the Infant and Al." These were a formal request Plenty. known to repeat. Claudia over Into her aunt’s to the storekeeper, and his reply, to keeping, nrACIICQQ Partial or Complete. Are B. ULMinLOO you warned nolsce he had S7 one-gross on hand Thr arctic explorer. Dr. Donald and their mother's sister, he knew, by ringing •ay boxes in the ears of the extension of the catarrhal would Instill no and one box, partly opened, which he MacMillan, who returned recently love for him Into his inflammation to the hearing? estimated to contain 60. If the exact after four years spent in the arctic daughter’s heart nVQDPDQIA X<0**of appetite, bitting of UiOrLiulM the stomach or of the number was he would have has many interesting things So from Aunt Emmeline's, little any required j regions, f -rms of catarrhal inflammation of too diges- the clips counted. to say about the domestic and social Claudia was sent to o boarding school, tive organa Mr. Short pointed out that his col- ! customs of the Eskimo. and her generous, though Indifferent BRONCHITIS cheat; &ss flesh, etc. leagues had not noticed "that the mat- 1 All property is owned in common, father, seldom saw her face. He had he tells us. When enter a vil- made visits her ter was one which came within the j you punctilious during CONSUMPTION of the* approach by a of the ministry of wire draw- : lage you are not invited to come In. early stay at Aunt Emmeline's, when persistent cough, Night Sweat* or Hem- province orrhage* f ing. He had It i* your right to enter and. if yon the child with her tutored fear of him consequently put through ACTUM A T00 BXdt^r from an oppressed are to to some- showing In her a request for a price at which paper hungry, help yourself trembling lips and fig- MO I niTIM feeling, choking or smothering to visit ure sensation and difficult breathing? Wonderful X dips, wire, could be supplied. He at- thing ro eat. If you happen Invited no friendship. And now, Ray Examinations FREE a he Aunt Emmeline tached a carbon copy of his letter, and a house where poor hunter lives, had gone to live abroad i shortness of HAHBKICK will with him hi* Special X RAY” outfit and Flectrl- HEART DISEASES breath] T)R. Machine*hay* and was or hxamintng ami In*trum*nl» for examining the Ft*. Far. a from the wire says, "Xurket-tu range (Nothing to Claudia coming home. fluttering palpitation. ^ I hni.it. reply applied depart- noa*. I.nng*. Heart. Blood, etc., and will the** remarkable nxmi nation* ah«ol utel give ment. o wire to eat).’* He does not go hungry, how- And then, before Robert ; t-reetoail who call on him during thi* Uit. The abate i.lmt,. ministry drawing, Wayland KIDNEY under the •now* tU Doctor DISEASES puffsr»ess making X Ray Ksaminat ion of a* an Aid to 1 ever. have scuhe. Fong* IHagnmd* say the matter was receiving attention because hi* neighbors had time for more retrospection, the i eves, swelling of the fiv>t and frequent urination. and he lives on his and would be dealt with In due time. ,i neighbor!. Every study door opened and a girl breexlly ; thing is divided up that way. If all LIVER DISEASES complexion] BEAD HIS CKEDfcNTIALS The next minute was from a gentle- | entered the room. feeling of lassitude and muddy For the constipation,etc. For th© benefit of those Hopeless man the are good hunters, their “I who may not know who had evidently set the vast villagers didn't wait to be announced," lie those who j him well, th© credential* will ena- especially invites hv last a if some following machinery of the directorate of office supplies long time, but said the girl. “I was in a to I NERVOUS DISEASES tried other treatments ami hurry melancholia, impaired intellect, unhappy and ble the patient to Judge whether the Doctor failed; are hunters, the clever fellow w ho are supplies and sundries at work. At- j poor see you. Oh, did you Just receive that miserable without reason. is qualified to cure him or not. now treating month after n. must share with them. without tached were papers from them to say letter? It should have been delivered RUPIMAT1QM Acuteorchronio.musca- help, continuing to treat lx liriLUiYlMI lom lar. articular or of false e had An Eskimo does not eat three meals sciatic, J. FRASER M. 0. encourage nun!; tl.o- who r- they paper clips, wire, as well as j yesterday.” fur which other treatments BARBRICK, proved unavailing. and from M A LADY wU V. has 1 paper brass, in stock. i n day and sleep at regular intervals. “I was away Physician. Burgeon Specialist. For seren any clips, They yesterday," Robert years Teacher and Pr feae>r in lb© California nounced * He eats when he is and INCURABLE. r j : wished to be certain that no change hungry, sleep* Wayland explained. BLOOD DISEASES Eclectic Medical College. Craduat© Cincin- ulcers and foul humors. have been told that hr I < when it nati. 1880; Atlanta. 1*0; Los !910; they in was and were he is sleepy, and he puts off He was Angeles, design necessary, regarding In astonishment Poet Graduate New V rk Policlinic, LMJl-2: tion, Heart Trouble, N< ’", as as he can, so that he will en- sending, by motor, samples of the pa- long the glowing young face before him. SKIN DISEASES Eruptions, falling oi N, Y. P, 190?-A; Edinburg, London and or any disease, aro a’.l inv al! more. hair and affections. Pari*. 1912; Vienna and Harvard. 19i;i. Ex. per (wire) had in as joy it the He will go around scalp themselves under 1 clips they stock, “I can see,” continued the girl, "that President and member of various medical and placo one or other for six hours talking about how hungry scientific societies A * a Tcacher.Writer and this visit, and tako adv.i. perhaps might prove suit- \ you did not expect to find me grown growths treated CANCERS, TUMORS ipocuutst his reputati .n D v.crnatlonnL. i ree able. Appended were other of he is. and then he will set to work without tho knife. Qfcr. papers i strong and confident. I am both. AJso, which the first was from and eat all he can. It is the same the chief of I have, to a degree, a temper which the departmental to he vay with sleeping. He will go with garage say had ! may equal your own notorious one.” permanent Andress a oif for 4ft hour*, and when he and 210 ohawmuf motor at a con- sleep Avenue, Boston, Huntingdon awaiting Her sudden dimpling smile took the Laooratory, signment of paper. He had i cannot keep his eyes open any longer instructed sting from her words, turning them the driver to he turns In for a 24-hnur snooze.— return at once. On his into a Joke. “On the other Youth’s hand, I n arrival he would as Companion. at Penobscot Sun. & dispatch goods j am surprised at you," she frowned Bangor Exchange Mon. June 8 & 3, hours-10 to 8 requested. in pretended severity. "No one had At this point Miss Smith entered: London's Sea Gull Visitor*. prepared me for a young and band- “Will you make out an order for London’s winter a visitors, the sea some father." them are Mr. and Mrs. Inman of Atlanta. eraser?" » typewriter gulls, have arrived particularly early COUNTY NEWS Their son Robert Wayland was dismayed to Arthur, who ha* been out of C )UNTY NEWS “No,” I answered firmly. “You will this year. Never since the hard win And an embarrassing though pleasur- health two or three years, will remain please give this dime to one of the ter of 1895 first them Sl-RKY. impelled high able flush creeping to the roots of hie for awhile in Atlantic City. WEST and ask FRANKLIN. messenger girls her to go out up the river, and into hitherto un- thick basr gone to Hallowell to wavy hair. Ralph Torrey MA Case for Sherlock Holmes” was and buy one!”—S. P„ In London Mali known pre- Mias Valina Shu tnttu spent tbe id regions of parks and private she work. “Why,” murmured, “you—yon sented by the high school girls at Masonic at Brewer. gardens, have the birds omitted to are Kane has to Rockland to quite taking the wind out of my Ralph gone hall Monday of last week. Tde parts were Two War Heroes make their call to the Leslie Clark of Ms**.. visited yearly Serpen- sails. I came here with attend navigation school. all well taken. A dance followed. About Abington, the tntentioii ! bia The two colored soldiers of the tine and Kensington gardens' round of parents recently. having it out with you, of Lena A. who has been (24 was added to the school treasury. American coming Sperry, teaching army in France who be- pond. On the river, of cours*. the to Richard at a stern about in is home. The Hancock Hastings, employed hath, came understanding future Tremont, County Conlerence of Con- \ famous for their bravery and gulls, single or in flights, have been rights and was at borne Memorial day. things. Instead—" Nina Carter, who has been employed in gregational churches was held here Tues- courage In preventing more than twen- regular habitues for many years, per- j The "Instead. Claudia?” the is home. and 20-21. An in- BoyScout fife and drum corps furn- ty Teutons west prompted the Bangor through winter, day Wednesday, May of Verdun from exe- haps centuries. Feeding the gulls ished music man, his voice teresting was carried out. Fine I for the parad Memorial day. a sounding strange to his Lena and Esther Gott have program cuting well-developed plan to assail from the bridges is a favorite occu- Gasper gone own ears. notable sermons Mrs. Helen of Holden one to work at the Samoset hotel for the sea- weather, good delegat ions, ! Spencer and son of the most important of pation for many a or rath- points Londoner, me s and discussions made fflrl eye* filled vrlth sudden son. lively the sessions receotly visited her father, Adalbert resistance on the American er it used to for now the front, be, feeding tears. and Clark. have been entertaining instructive. decorated by the French. of birds is forbidden, on the ground Edward H. Sperry, w ho has been em- •Tm sorry for you. Wednesday, the ladies’ aid ol Mrs. Horace and daughter of Their names are Henry Johnson and of waste, by the defense of the realm Instead," she ployed m Norfolk, Va., is home for the May 28, ! Pettingill Needham murmured. "You have lacked the Congregational church, by invitation Bar Harbor are Mrs. PettingilT# Roberts. Both are privates regulations. The gulls will have to much; summer. visiting and members of the you have been lonely." of Mrs. Henry Trundy, held a delightful parents. old New Tork Na- shift for themselves this winter, and Lawrence Gott and wife of Swamp- tional Guard. It Is said Impulsively Wayland's hands all-day sesaion at her borne. Pleasant John Coombs and Miss Coombs these men Londoners’ reputation for hospitality clasped scott. Mast., called on friends here Me- Eugenie have been her two small ones. Valley farm. An able committee took have awarded the war cross by will suffer accordingly in the bird morial day. gone to Northeast Harbor for tbe of the and the table was summer. the French general of the division un- “No charge dinner, world?—Christian Science Monitor. one—ever—thought of—that— Emery Gott and wife of Bar Harbor der whom the unit Is generously loaded with a great of ! serving, and that before." be said slowly. "Ho variety Miss L^ona was at home from one— were guests of Mr. Gott’s sister, M re. DeHeck Johnson Is scheduled ever seemed good thiuga. to receive the Beaten To to make allowance—there the U. of M. from Thursday until Sun- It McKay, for the week-end. 2. much-coveted of the was June Spray. ! gold palm French only rebuke and blame. For a day night. “Germany, confessing her wicked- Mrs. Elisha and Rena commander as woman Sawyer daughter army well.—Southern ness like you—” an and protesting her repentance, unfamiliar of Massachusetts and Mrs. Milton Win- Lester Orcutt and Elizabeth Coombs Woman's smile about WfcST 8U1X1 VAN. Magazine. reminds me of a crept the grim corners of Memorial Harbor rascally fortune hunt chester of Bangor are viaiting here. Mr. spent day at Northeast Robert Wayland's Mrs. Sara Patcben of s er,” said the director of aero- mouth—"a man Bangor spent and Somesville. military Winchester spent the week-end here. "1 Like Gravy." nautics, General might even overcome his notorious I few days here recently. Kenly. Mrs. Lloyd who is teaching At a recent dinner temper. Claudia—” he Great improvement nas been made in Dunham, party that Includ- “This fortune hunter was hesitated, “the Miss describing the Hope Perkins, 0. of M., was a re- i at Lamoine, was home from Thursday ed the little folk in their high name doesn't seem to fit, village cemetery. The citizens of chairs, his pursuit of a Pittaburg heiress. someway.” cent guest at H. H. Havey’s. night until the guests fell to he said. Surry appreciate the efforts of Capt. Sunday. talking of that cus- ‘In proposing,' said his listener, tom of the dark “It dosant Charles Coulter to have the work done. John Sargent, at Roacoe Goodwin has received his honor- ages—making chil- ■you ought to have told At” she burst “be- employed Bath, spent her, George, oat. able at dren wait until cause It Is not Mrs. Abbie Mills died after a the week-end with bis discharge and spent a few days the second table. that you were my name. I allowed Saturday, family. unworthy of her. That home. "When I was a to drift illness. The funeral was held at the He left to-day for Portland, little shaver," said bait seldom falls.' you Into the mistake, long Miss Lura of hoping Hooper Bangor spent w’here he has a prominent brother and “The that Claudia might not seem house Monday, Rev. Boy Trafton of Blue- Memorial employment. attorney, “my fortune hunter gave a gloomy so for- day with her parents. I were forth midable afterward. bill Interment at the village Mrs. Ella Hardtaou, who has been in holding in the kitchen. laugh. I am a officiating. Mrs. P. college H. MacKinnon of Bangor is Twice the gravy bowl had chum ok your cemetery. Brewer several weeks, is at home. Her been re- ’Tea, I was going to tell her daughter's, older than two weeks at that,’ spending her home here. at filled. The third time it was returned he 'but she " she by several years. If you had Memorial exercises were held at the daughter Goldie, who is leaching said, told it to me first.’ been Armand Joy, U. of M., returned to home. to the dining room my brother stuck confidential with Claudia, you village and Hillside cemeteries. The Eastbrook, spent the week-end at would Orono after a few his head the door have heard of Hanes schools and Sunday days at home. The through and yelled: Tough on the Private. Holden.” The marched, carrying flags junior class of the Union Sunday “Don't eat up all the I Uke eyes danced. *Tve a wreaths which were placed on the graves Kalph Moore, wife and daughter Kuth school met afternoon to gravy. Having heard that our soldiers in fWs quite rep- Saturday ol Steuben were gravy.” utation at school tor of the veterans. The address at the vil- Sunday guests at H. H. : organize. Officers Pauline France lack soap, a Portland (Me.) daring—good elected: Mnd of daring, you khow; like to lage was delivered by Rev. J. W. Havey’s. Olive DeBeck, vice- girl sent to a sergeant major of the help Tickle, Smith, president; “Fish Meal” for out of scruMt of Ellsworth. Friends of Charlie Laura secretary; Cattle. Fifty-fourth a package of soap leaves, people Claudia's bean Hooper of Hallowell. j president; Williams, On the shores of the frightened to death at the J une 2. L. formerly of this were KeAtha Class name, North sea there and received in due time a letter from thought of town, grieved to Gordon, treasurer. has recently been started a doming home to lie* with you. Aunt learn of his death last Busy Bees. Motto, “To make life sweeter factory the sergeant major in which he ex- Monday. Sympa- for the manufacture Btnineilne painted you as an thy is extended to the and be both and Class of what has pressed surprise that the girl hadn't up ogre, SOUTHWEST HARBOR. family. busy happy.” to be a and the teachers colored aunt's colors, brown and Refreshment* proven very satisfactory food remembered that he never smoked. pie- Sail!van high played and won three gold. Mr. Underwood and sister are at their for live stock from the ture. You must have been were served the Miss Edith refuse of a He added that he had the advising games last week, as follows: At Bar Har- by teacher, given packet our summer home. A “fish teachers,” shs added. will Butier. A group picture was taken by fish-packing plant. meal" is to a private who “rolls 'is own.” and 'They bor, Wednesday, Bcore 7 to 1; Friday, turned out which contains forgive no dictation. So I Mrs. Lida Norwood of Swan’s Island, Miss Ola Smith. 55 per cent the private liked to have died of agreed to Winter Harbor A. A. was defeated 18 to 4’ of albumen Some home with with little son Eugene, is visiting her June 2. Echo. and 12 per cent of faL It nausea. Claudia. and Saturday, Cherryfield husband's Academy 14 to l! is eaten by swine and some cattle ac- "My plan,” arid Nance—she smiled parents. Memorial services were held at K. of P. LA OINK. it her infectious The arrival of the Morse last week If cept readily. Besides making use smiles "was to tame you. on hall on Largest French Port. Friday afternoon under the di- *'*8 eD" of a it releases Claudia's in hall. the first trip for the season, never before Riverview Local union, C. E., refuse, much grain Marseilles has at in waiting the By this rection of Mrs, E. B. present the vi- I Hysom. A splendid tertained Isst Thurs- otherwise demanded for food time, think, she wlU he hiding under so long delayed, was welcomed. by Lamoine society by these cinity of 1,000,000 inhabitants, and program was Marled out. The addresses animals. the settle. Shall we day. relieve her mind? Memorial day with no A. P. aud it is the largest port in France, as passed quietly, by Havey .Rev. Alex Weather- And. please—may I here with her Miss Muriel Linscott of Brookline, well as one of the wealthiest indus- stay public demonstration. A Q. A. R. detail bee were excellent. —with you—for a is boose Ten Years a Long Time. trial and commercial little while?" flagged the graves of comrades. June2- Mass., getting Mrs. CrfSsie King’s centers. It is a Robert t’XE AMIE. “Why Is Wombat Wayland'a hands folded the ready for the summer. hustling so strenu- distributing market for numerous Mrs. Mary Flood of Ellsworth Falls, I girl’s In a mighty King came ously? thought he. retired with products required in southeastern clasp. delegate to Congregational Miss Lena King and George "I want you to conference, has to live on.” stay," he said. A was the of B. Dad home for Memorial Miss King enough ! France and the French African colo- guest Mrs. J. Mason, and Knew. day. “It looked Uke tnttrtprwed Ms somber face. ‘•Dad. what are returned Mr. King**8 enough to Uve on- tries, but In the case of Paris con- yu# spent two days at the home of Dr. the silent watches to her school but j toys need to Tapley, his yfiu help qmi a wajr, of the taken and to return to ten years ago. "—Judge. trols the trade. you McKinley. night? “They are the ones ill, was unable to those | j see, things—t have tanked.” which their owners work. Summer cottagers are arriving. Among forget to wind, my I son.” 1 June 2.