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H o u m . , Maine, Wednesday, August 2, 1916 Vol. 56 N o . 31

255,242; Illinois was second with How to Fly the Stars Auto Fees For Roads ISO, 832 ; California third with lbo,- and Stripes 71)7 ; and Pennsylvania fourth with o f7T " T, Ninety per cent, of the registration K50,137. In gross reveiuu's received / CTAVo T O r , -> LllS and license fees paid in 1915 by from this source, lmwevei. ^ automobilists to the States, or fornift led with $2,027,432 ; N ew caleiila- A 0' AlA ' fi'om the $10,213,887, was spent for the build- York WHS second with $1,91)1,181 ; ' : .. w i ] < >ic| ( ; j, i r y. I-d.r t lim e at now. three kinds of gal- owners paid a total of $18,245,713 for j ------1;. a ’ i • a m u i t ! . fallowing in.-truc- ion s. . . 11 of t hem the usual Knglish registrations and drivers' and deal­ A mother living in South Carolina t; m i -. r a I; * :; I r n; : hr ! ' i;; d States impena gallon l» ing- 2d per cent, ers' licenses. This is an increase of writes us that one physician advises Military id gelation-. will be wort!; larger than tin- usual American gal­ $6,803,700 over 1914, and an increase her to keep a knit belly band on her reading' and worth ob>. rv i n g : lon. There were two tolls, olle of of 784,826 in the number of vehicles baby all summer. Another one tells l ' n d .-r 11 o en e mi ist a 11 e. - . < ■ i f j ■ * - r in 2nnn pounds, tie- m her of 224(1 pounds, registered. Automobile fees now her to let the baby go nearly naked raising or lowering a Hag. should it and roil 1 was sold by the hitter kind defray nearly 7 per cent, of the total during the hot weather. She wants be a llo w d to t on eh the ground. «»f ton. There were several kinds of amount spent on rural road and to know which is right. We tell her Kings should not he allowed to re­ dry quarts and bushels and still bridge building, whereas in 1906 the the second—that in a hot climate If a motor has a long stroke and H ow much oil shot Id be put in the main Hying at night. Drank case at a time? different liquid quarts. There were Income from this source was less where the temperature is warm all small bore and another has a short (dai> < 1;.iuId always be taken that Most engines have ef i-nek oil the two kinds ol liquid ounces and in than three-tenths of 1 per cent, of of the time and hot some of tin- stroke and large bore and they both l I the union j - at the top of tin- Hag. have the same cubic inch displacement, Fid*1 Of 11 e i rank w1 >e W , i e j 1 deler- addition some liquids were sold by the total expenditure. time, the baby should wear no In hanging a Hag horizontally from what would cause the difference in mines The oil level. If imt thi-. there tlie ounce .if w. ight and others wen* The growth of the volume of fees clotnes except a diaper and a cotton a building iv union should im on power, or is there any difference. should be i sigilt ga.ugo. X if knowing sold by the ounce of measurement and registrations is noted by the slip. Which is considered the better? the tyi r of imh of yoi il l vo it is im ps t!m sjd.• away from the building. so that imbody could tell what was fact that in 1901 New York, the first This bald statement is based upon The problem as to whieh stroke bore siblr t i to' i d< finitely til ■ ai ami.t of oil The nuti< mil flag should he above meant without long explanations. State to require fees, collected only the following considerations : Body ratio is better seems to be insolvable neeess .ry ex ie| f to st i' e that there tii*' -'nn flag wimp both arc dis­ at present, as engineers disagree on Nowadays a kilo or a liter or a meter $964. In 1906 only 48,000 cars were heat is manufactured by food and niust. 1■e s;Hitelent oil in the ■'■rank rase play. <1 I r.'l : ! he -illlle -Tali'. throughout this point. Some prefer (he short to alb w ! le , oniieet;1: g rod- to 'lip ill lm-an onlv one thing. registered the entire work. Rubner increased the heat W hmt a llag is displayed at half- United States. By 1016, however, stroke, others adhere to the square a ball of oil md spk i-! fin oil in and production of a dog 44 per cent, by stall it vw nhl first he raised to tin- the number had jumped to the motor, while tin* majority believe in about The V! 'ions !.»*a r ! i gs. including excessive feeding. Any amount of top of t I.e malt'and then lowered to Potato Conditions figure given, so that there is slightly the long stroke. A recent artiele set tiie ey imb■r v, ails. food which is proper in cold weather forth the advantages and disadvan­ the proper position which is half­ more than one motor car registered The exceptionally bright outlook becomes excessive and produces too tages of the long stroke motor as f*>1 way between tile top and tile middle for each of the 2,375,000 mi lee of road 1 am o ve 'hauling my car and find that for tin* potato crop in Aroostook much hear in hot weather. How loyvs; The ad vantages resulting if-m a the intake va 1 v e ope ns before the ex- of t lie sfa:T..-literally at t h r e e- outside of the incorporated towns ('minty still continues. No better , land showed that a crying, kicking careful study of the subjei t tiro: Mi haust s cicsec . What ij the reason for quarters-st aflh and cities. this.? it not allow the exhaust weather could lie had for the growth baby made considerably more heat Smaller rneehanieal losses and 'ess Wo ■id A flag displayed at half-staff as a The relation between cars and gases to ha a k up into the carburetor? of tubers than has e-intituled, so far. than one asleep. wear in the mot"r bearings; <2i better mat k of re;.p. rt sii mid be returned road mileage varies widely in differ­ thermal efficiency in the medium long Or. if not t ^ a , would it not impair the After a week of weather hovering a- So much for the manufactiue of to i he top m* ?he st,-i If at the con­ ent sections. There is only om* stroke type as eaused by tie- decrease suction of the i make charge ? rmmd 9o degrees, copious showers heat. Babies will kick and squirm. The 1 ei: 1 ! - often bn 'light up as to clusion of I U ! l or a 1 set' V i res of t!: e per­ motor car for every 6 miles of rural of heat 1 oss<*s from the eylindi r and have visited most ev• - ry section of the They must eat in order to grow. w 11 y t i ■ i i; a-1 va’\ 0- ar ■ left open son thus honored. road in Nevada, but nearly six hotter mixing of the fresh < barge at (Tuinty. amljwhich. with the warm Necessarily they must make an ex­ after tho : ii !i t lias ie. n opened and l-"r M.an. u ia I bav flags should be motor cars for every mile of such its entrance into the cylinder; <3> we tit her. ha s'bee |] i d great benefit to cessive amount of he-it. How do higher rang*' of maximum obtainable also v 1 y i k ■rxha u-t i - op, med before fit i a i I -statf nun sunrise until noon, road in New Jersey. There is an they get rid of it? By radiation, the ei d o ' tl e powe r stn.l e, thus al­ tlx- ('otun y. piston .speed; i t> more favorable type A i ...... t i ■y should be rais.-d to average of one motor car registra­ lowing SOIlie \h.aust. but h;is ai n:. H i y s t aft ' d ! cally a II of t In- Helds are a mass of States do not require annual regis­ -si. 'd!y about M nd int.-r IS st I ITe. >y the [)il- oven though they were fed good The disadvantages men! i med are; (It eompn 11 ■* rope, or !;m blo-sonis. wit h r|;e i)ltiis!; shade on pleasure ii w mid ]y lie tor. < 'ongfess. tration, others group and food. I Motor accelerates with limp* ’dbration one ha f : !' ; i t 1 t he h a \ es, showing that although it seem ha; SONIC ( . f the ; ■ a - drawn hi ’V 11lell ]nop that a It e r lPgn flo­ commercial cars and motor cycles In very hot weather getting rid of unless extra light moving i u :s art- was not nec-ssT'y to spray for bugs, in their accounts, while still other Wogld be fo;-( e,| b;n ! • i ga ! I i r ' " tile ■ dd Kng - \ «t e HI I f Wei uts and heat is a difficult matter. Buhner list'd; r_’i larger timing g> I rs lie vs- t he fanners realize r uat Bl.ght is sure registration of inlet, pa but l!:l ' 1-■■ed of t he en 111< a-a r- a h m 1 in r i ■ I nit.-d States do not require tells us that adults with proper food, nary due to tho distance m t veen t In­ to -trike utile-- spraying is done. cam shaft and (•raid’; shaft to provide gine n i ; -; i a • taken i ' eo .sid." at dm State- i; :;t ef i win: 'ratio (ierman v and mum of comfort when the tempera­ t ren < lie W'l mid be eo np] ‘ted in Ol!" ready commenced to bring in some registration fees charged by the dif­ timing gears call for im To t oise. a most IT ami mt A meri- ture is anywhere between (51 and 77. -! a urn Im- IP -1 , . , ! . ■ ! . g 1 ' ,, ■. lea :'ly varieties, and N;e quality is ex- ferent States. The average for the higher peripheral velocity ate added second ran cm, In the adult the clothing is quick­ cost I; idt Ilea \ icf v a 1 V e me. iiaiiism ami a * ! i 1 tlie ] ■i -1 ■ m has ! eel lent. United States was $7.40. The State a.. .1 im* th- re­ nits I Mich ly adjusted to the atmospheric tem­ parts, result ing in noisier va I v<> action; I'l ' i ( ( ‘ ] 1 c 1 :' ♦ \\ ( 1 v , j h ' 1 k t • I udica t ions now poi ii t to shipments of Vermont, however, secured in m ange in- in I.e 1 II i t e d perature. McClure and Sauer have j (1) less adaptable to four cylinder mo 1 cf'irc tlie ga s has ; i !■ able to pel ■ ol' early stock being made by tlie 1916 a gross revenue of $18.10 for Mates i C" m> ( , imp.* - 1 1 11. ■ to been investigating t he clothing worn tors using two bearing crank shafts ill bee;ri" t hi ■ ga S I! j middle of August, although this is even v tin i ■- n 1! 1 -•refe has sa v in ; a 1; (*e. Illlt it is readily ihieb motor car, while Minnesota by infants. These show ‘‘sui prising- and sixes using three 1'earing'-'. 1 only in a few instance-., whet e grow- received only aboutSO cents annual­ These ad\ a tit ages and d: a 11 f a ■ lie:'"., s* - n w I: • - ' 11 H i e u 1 (ii'-s at likely ly little difference between the ers cab r to the early market ; hut in ly for each car. In Texas and South take for granted that the K -1 : 1 T e id : drae t -e f iel III. Vi lie by VI wing' thet ulr in the weights of indoor clothing common­ ; sue!' eases precaution lias to be taken Carolina no annual registration fees short stroko motors diseus.-e riv Philippine islands, wher tie \ tilted ly worn by infants during the sum­ | in handling as tile stock bruises very sa me const rue t ion . it lierw is. Hi What i viennt by T reg po nt suspen- States in minist rat or* have in- Ore collected, the only requirement mer and winter.” easily. being a county foe of 50 cents and $1, va lit.ages of tin- long stro]. y b< sion of a n o t o r ? t reduced t he system. Helmholtz found that great differ­ considered as disadvantaa tin s-:--pe: leaps that In conversation with Mr. A. K. respectively, for perennial registra­ Thro ' i 1■ml so ! 1 I The nn trie system was arbitrarily ences in the temperatures of rooms j short stroke, and vice ver>a the on g i m ir si,; per; ed i 11 k ■ h.issis Kogers, of the Maine Dept, of Agri- tion. Most of the States, howevor. tweed upon tin- merchants and citi­ did not make as much difference in ( at thn 1' ! --lllt — only. T mr< i - usually cultnre. he informed the writer that also levy annual taxes on motor zens of the 1 Ti i li ppities by w hat t hey the health of babies as he had ex- I cannot get the motor of my new car a sup eft of eit her Siiie ('t' tlie ily- the crop in (Vntral Maine is a failure thought was a hard hearted govern­ vehicles, and this adds importantly pected to find. McClure and Sauer ; to run smoothly, although I have ad- Wheel ; i.d ol e ill t a ■ ( Hi tef ..t the ment. It was made unlawful to sell due not so much to the lack of growth to the public revenue contributed by sav that the reason for Helmholtz’s ; justed the carburetor in every possible front. Tii s a lows t! o\\ or plant to as to the fact that continmd rains the owners of motor-propelled results is that tfie real determining j way. After running the motor a few m a 1 ’ 11 ain ; Vel pus i t i (ii witlmut re by the pound or bushel, and invoices prevented the fariin rs in those sec­ Vehicles. factor is the clothes the baby wears minutes I notice that some water is dis- gard Pi th ■ t \ ist ing of tlie frame urn ami bills emild not lie made out in tions from getting their seed into the In the use of fees, however there rather than the temperature of the I charged from the exhaust pipe. The der an. ' < • i lit ions. 1 Knglish system, the Chines* ground ; and when it was planted the room. With very careful instru­ j water from the rad.ator gees through continued wet weather caused it to seems to be a general policy of ap­ .tfin or the Spanish system, all of ments they found the temperature the ihtake manifold. Could water get Is there any way to take op the wear rot. These conditions coming two ieh had previously. Hoiirishe I in plying the major part of the money of the clothes of a baby about 5 I into the cylinders from that source? I in a foil floating rear axle? years in succession will cause depres­ degrees lower than the skin over the ■ islands, with the single excep- collected from automobilists direct­ I strain the gasoline through chamois If by wear you mean wear of the sion among the fanners in Central bare chest of a baby. This means I skin and do not think it could get in Maim* most of whom went there from. ly to road betterment. In 42 of the goals you cun fake this up py moving tioutliaf goods iiiqiortod in juiek- that the surface of the clothes will ! that way. Aroostook with ideas of reaping the States of the Union all or the major the teeth of the pinion and ring gear agos in t hose weights could he sold lose the heat to the air much slower I Water should net come from the ox same .larvests from the potato crop rev­ (loser together There are usually ad­ in ho original package without portion of the motor-vehicle than the bare chest will. | ha list pipe when the engine is running, as they did in fertile Aroostook, on A baby with clothing over his justments ehlier side of the ring gear enue must be expended for the con­ j You state that the Mater pipe from ponalty. There was much protest farms costing lifty per cent less than body begins to get fever, becomes to allow "f its being unwed slightly to those in the “Carden of M*ine.” struction, improvement, or main­ the radiator goes through the intake tram the business element, tnon* restless, and develops diarrhoea—all tho right or left, and there is usually The conditions of the soil, so differ­ tenance of the public roads, or for manifold. If this is the ease possibly partieulatly from the Knglish and evidence of heat shock when the an adjustment providing for the mov­ ent from that in Aroostook where the maintenance of the State high­ one of tho gaskets is defective and wa­ Spanish, who are uitraeonservative. temperature vff the atmosphere of ing of the pinion back or forward. more growth can he obtained in a way department. In 20 States, all, the room reaches 87.8 degrees. If ter is being suckl'd directly into the hut tin* government put its fiat shorter growing season than in Cen­ the baby is naked these heat effects cylinders from this source. tral Maine, together with the in­ or the major portion, of the net What is meant by thermal efficiency? through. do not appear until the temperature If you cannot readily detect the wa­ crease in cost of fertilizer, lias caused motor-vehicle revenues are expend­ Thermal ellieiem-y is the ratio of the The results ■ in-parsed all expecta- of the room reaches 92.(5. If the ter leak in any of the joints you pos­ many to change their minds regard­ ed by or under the supervision or baby is sickly, frail, overfed, or work actually done, when expressed tions. It is ( ouhtful whether any sibly will find a sand hole in one of the ing a section of tin1 State that lias highway de­ exercising violently these beat ef­ in heat units, to the total heat supplied merchants w< uid care now to go been under cultivation for a much direction of the State eastings which is leaking water. It fects appear at lower temperatures. in tho fuel that, enters the < .>ini.i:st i longer time than virgin Aroostook. partment. In 7 States one-half to may be necessary for you to have the n i hack to tlie ■onfusion of the old But in any case a naked baby can chamber. system-. Th. system proved so Mr. Bo get’s said that ninety per one-fourth of the State motor- stand an air temperature about 5 cylinders taken off and tested under I easy to learn, cent of the potatoes that will lie con­ vehicle revenues are expended degrees higher than can one that is j pressure for a water leak, \ very small ■ o facile in operation, What is meant by center of gravity of sumed in the state will have to come mode ra t e 1 y clothed. sand hole in a cylinder will cause you eeo ijoi 111 ea 1 "f timo in calcula- through the State highway depart­ an automobile? from Aroostook. This is the only part of the known trouble and . annof readiiy i.e dete-ted ment, and the remainder by the Tho i-eiitor "f gravity .>f a body, facts. There is plenty of scientific under ordinary pressure. Water in the local authorities. Many States, in whet her it bo a motm - ar m' any ot her proof that babies do not thrive in cylinders wiil cans,, th«* iui--s in your addition to applying license fees to thing, is that j« in t a : -u: v. lib - i i, if uis- hot weather when dressed heavily. engine irrespective of eg rbmvt, g ad­ road construction, expend for this A diaper and a cotton slip* is the i ended, ail the parts wiil bt- in equilib­ justment. purpose a large part of the fines and ideal for hot climates in the hot sea­ rium ami there will be im rotary tend son. If the weather turns mod a from owners. eney. penalties collected heavier covering can and should be Will you please give m© the formula In the number of registrations slipped on quickly, for babies do | for figuring the number of revolutions Does a carburetor work as economic­ New York State led in 1915 with not resist cold well. a gear must be turned to bring corre- ally on medium or very low throttle as Isponding tooth marks together on tim- I Seasonable it does on open throttle? i ing gears set with odd teeth ? ig!t-e wiil ii"t operate x cry e--o Tlie method ef figuring the number by mi extremely low tlir-'Mlo. I of revolutions a gem- must turn to [ he ; .o.'i t ha! it requires a richer i bring corresponding tooth marks to This is inherent and canm t SUMMERTIME ! fret her on timing gears set with odd come in t he ea rburetor, A car j teeth is simply to eaKukito the least v ii; give the best mileage' .at FLOWERS j common multiple of the m mber of speeds, although there should JEWELRY REQUISITES {teeth The Daintily Attired Summer Girl will find in our ! kighr revolutions of the ten tooth wheel overcoming increased internal resist­ ! »>r live revolutions of tin1 sixteen tooth ance if high speed is attained, and if Store many useful little essentials that will add to her wiioel the same teeth would ome into high speed is not attained it is due to attractiveness. tnesh. work put on the engine because nf a grade or bad road. For the Season of Short Sleeves we have an exclus­ Would water admitted into cylinders ive line of Beautiful from the intake manifold, which is My car runs well cn the battery, but then converted into steam, keep the We have the Best misses at all speeds on the magneto. cylinders free from carbon? Everything has been done that I can WATCH BRACELETS Admission of water into tlie intake think of to remedy this, cut to no ava l, man it old and then into the cylinders L-; The induction coil has been changed. : Utilized frequently to prevent deposit spark plugs, wiring tested, etc. Can it of everything in the at prices that are very reasonable. We have also a of carbon and to keep carbon deposits be in the re'ay? The distributor block i Beautiful Line of Bracelets. Prices range from soft. Many owners have found that has been changed. such a method gives very gnod results. Silr-e il get a geell spa bait cry -1 le it is Very likri\ FLORAL Line lies in t; e inn g net' * Cue '1 $2.00 to $7.00 Will you please explain the proper tribut"r i •obably are timing as to opening and cl os ing of both exhaust and intake valves and pitted, ai: repaired or the relation of spark when full retard? l’epla t < 1 ; I lent yeti u in •i mt inue pi What is the maximum r. p. m. if so have iron I 'e. examine :1 e pelnts of timed ? your Hi-u ii niter. I f 1 lien i- enough J. D. PERRY 'I he proper timing depends upon the plat in urn left daw mav be e!ea ned In- speed of the motor, the size of the tiling. but if they are worn down to Jeweler and Optometrist valves, design of the engine, and lienee tin* brass they must bo replaced with CHADWICK. FLORIST it would he impossible arbitrarily to new ones. Then, again, they may he Market Sq. Houlton, Me. give you a specific timing without set wrong. It is hardly likely that the knowing the engine. The maximum fault is in the relay. Cet the dis­ Conservatories 16 High St., Houlton, Me. r. p m. would also depend entirely on tributor points right first, then If the the design. trouble cent nines look to your relay. !■■• ■■■■■■■■§ mmmmmmm mm mmmmmmm* wmmm mmmammm wmnammmm «■! , - oo - . I, " im e n i The contest in average attendance P‘h' rir anu ,all imported a Monticello and Miss Venus Niles of Hmiiion. % ei y enjoy a iih- time. for July was won by '1'. \V. McDon­ were among t hose i o re'rist.-r at the ald’s class of boys. Park Sunday. ! -\ tnoii - t:jo out -d town callers here H. L. Good wont to Portland Tues­ ; on mioa;. wan p. s . Kussell of Special attention is called to the Mis- Helen Buzzed and Miss Tdor- day for » fww weeks stay- • ence W heaton ,are giving some tine \ •n tlhaven. K. M. Wbitelmu-e , f change made in the announcement Mrs. I >rusil!a ()uthy Among t hose who r.'gistep-d 11,■ m- Miss Ethel Archibald went to Ban­ tor Sunday morning, the (>th and on Miss Mat lon ( ev.daud and Mr. her *.oi, m law P. .). Graham who mi .Monday wen- Doris Palm an of ail (.ary ol Houlton. accompanied gor Thursday fur a short visit. the With a minister from another M iss Hut h HI is-, of Maud Pa i Is. leave.- I U IS Week lot the son t hern Bangor, Ada le ader of 1'liila., Dawn is visiting wim or m a n < I pa nai t - . I>y Miss Marguerite Collins ot New­ The Bapti t society are preparing charge on me district will occupy pal t of | no Stale to \ isit his people. Me I ntyi'e and .Marion Hamilton of ton. Mass., aid Mr. Lawrence \!loti Mr. and Mrs. Jamo> 11. Hut i.. 1 Ionium. to build a parsonage near the church. the pulpit. , ot Old Town, were callers at the pa­ 'I'l |, [ O will l;o ||o sr| V j (*"- ill t i,o M . Mi— Mary Hay for-1 of Bangor, vilion Friday. The M i’Sts Hazel and Fern Mc­ Program of the I’nited Baptist I-;, Church tor two wa*<*k- on ac­ Letter B M lldred W'eil.-i . » 11 i 1 i111j.11: and tli urcli count of Littleton caiiip- nioot inn. A parpy cn ic -tm of ('arrie Me- Leod are at St. Andrews for a few Douglas Wil-on were a mono n.o .,- William. -Mncnie. Jdiizahetn. weeks. Morninu: Sunday School ‘j.:>o at the Mr. ami Mrs. Byron St -wart ami IP »y A - i a m s o t Linneus. - pi • 111 ■ win i e a i led by car at the |',(i j, Mon­ J fines ( tiiinam. James Lewis and day. The lumber mill of I). A. and A. M ills. Pi .-aching Service two cl i it. I ron. of 1 ion bon, sponi miii- S111111 a y will, i e 1 a i i e > m t hi- town. : : Harold Mc^Juire, Carrie Burke, iin\ with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel I* red DoJcrt y ;t n, j J oh n iudiertyen- M. Nason shut down Saturday after in tin M ills. Subject : j Mis- Mmie Noonan, of Boston, i-| Ant"!!”- !!.•■ many who n - :s(er.-d Stewart. «-:i Tu --day w>-re Mi-- A lieo Pat I on. joyed Sunday* at the Park a very successful season. T! o- (’l oss a nd t he Chris­ i the uim-t id Mrs. Karl Adam- fm j Mi-- A 11 Sp ra an - oi i I o1111 ,, ). Mr. tian. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Sawyer and j seVer.a i Weeks. j APa McIntosh. Helen Cogun. Km- Mr. and Mrs. G- W. Bull and son Mrs. Goo. W. Stewart spent Satur­ Jam- - MclLale and Leo limn'or-on F'.viiiinp: Christian Fndeavor (i.ho j Mr. and M rs, Wi 11m Adams old 1 mi Cyr, Helen McIntosh, Ko-ina Frank, Mrs. Fisher of Woodstock, day night and Sunday in Paimn of Now York, Stuiw. Cool Stoin-, Harvard Card, at th‘- < VuunT. Stereopti- : Linneus. w-re ealling mi relat i ves 1 N. B., and Mrs. Dr. Kilburn of with relative, making the trip with )hereim Sunday. Misses Kva Haekett. Mar'- H ar­ liiit Wetmm.-and Samuel Stitt am t a 11 Lecture T.l‘> at the Mr. Janie*. ( L Bit her m :- auto. Presqu« Isle, went to St. Andrews by ford, Mil.ltod Wei ler. Prn.-t' Scrih- cy;ip< rolled by Mr. and Mrs. K >y Corner. Subject: How w. ••The Hu-tlers" met with M ms | M r. and M rs. < L-ortm ( ’arjienter m-r. ('ny I lag* rinan, Kennel ii Water ( tookm* sp,■ |[| Sunday at L;ike-;de auto last week for a lew days outing. j w - re ealh rs a: 15. F. < ‘arp* liter’s in gig •ulr Bible. : 11 (dell Bit her last Pnd a ynm ! 11, a f- ;t 11 en oy ed da nei n o at the ] no i I iori (’ot'tfze takimt dime r a*c! supp ; i 11 m it oi i. Sunday. at t he p;1\ i||,,n. Mr. and Mrs. G. t\ Fletcher and A ii \\ el collie ; ter the ] n on i a m. u a u n - w ** re played, on d'ln-sday. i alter which ; unc.n and waters were 1 M i>s Leo 11 a K--i d m in. of S tock­ daughters Opal and Gertrude, Mrs. peo H e I I d e r So u . J a ! m - N c 11 a I' *, A party was gi\am in Inmor of Mr. H. L. Good, and Mrs. M. L. Verplast I served. All reported a p!ea-a n t h o lm . was the W '■ i ■ )< - e ) 11 | LllU-st ol Harry Po. i-ou, Hair.v Ibaiertson and Mrs. F. W. < lark ar the Park j Mr-. Jo,- Mitchell. attended the play in Houlton, “The East Hodgdon ' t'Velli I g. .and J isoph D- I.< ■. ■ oj Now Vork. eu- Friday. Tim parly consisted of Mr. [ and Mrs. C. Id. Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Doctor’s Private Secretary,’’ on Fri­ | M i . and M rs. Pn-d Mel\ i 11.-. of joy-od a -a ! m o 11 diunoj- ;t * Lakewood Mrs. Ada Sullivan and daughter. Presque Isle, visited tin iraiiMi M iss Sunday. A. In. Astle, Mr. anil Mrs. S. D. | Hamilton. Mrs. <'ha-. Nibs, Mrs. day night. L u d io w {ej i e M i t c h e ll o /1 S 11 11 (i a V. Klla a11* visiting ivlat i ws and iriciid- Ti i o mild- ' I’m 11 G b - u w. h -d cot t age , G--". Hagi-rmai . Mis. McNair, Mrs. Blair Graham of Woodstock, H'W ■ M r. < dark, of (iardiimr. Me., enjoyed tli« ir annua! " linn-i] Beat’‘ . Mrs. Kalph W i nm v. Misses Vtja j i >r. Bubar. of Da n tort h, wa- I mi e attic I ,uke. Sarnia m 11. i*e were Hodgdon j last week on profe«.sional hu-im eld a number of religious SeJ-V ices i A-tlo and Louise Pakm-. spent part of last week with Mrs. | in t Ok- tow n during tin- past week. Fred L union. Dr. Ebbett and family are expect­ j Mr. Ihlu'iird Flemming, of Dmim*. A number of peoph- iron this ed home from their vacation the last* Kev. Mr. Sabean of Hodgdon will i N. B.. was a Sunday guest at G. 1,. vicimty at t ended t lie atteriioon ser­ | 'Thompson's. of the week. preach in the i’nion Church next vices held in the Nib'S srhool liiUl.-e Sunday. August (!. I Kev. Iv P. H. rri- will preach in last Sunday, Plan to attend the Farm Banquet, | the Baptist Clmreh here every Sun- Peter I’’it zpat rick and M iss Annie Speeches, Music. A delicious feast The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Nel­ ; day morning at In.ho. li.' Green last Wednesday and a very Td t z pa 11 i e k . ol Wooi Hawn, N. B.,j and other enjoyments. j Mrs. Letitia Hovey. of Houlton wen- visiting r. 1 a t i \ . s in t hjs town I enjoyable time was spent. The Ladies Aid of the United Bap­ ! with her daughter Kathleen and -on on Sunday. ! 1 | Poland are visiting relatives hen*. tist Church, will serve Ice Cream in Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Young of lloul- John King, ot Boston, ami hi- | S ir r d the old church, Tuesday evening, foti were calling on Mr. and Mis. A. C. Passmen , of Montieello. sister Mi-.- Amin J. King, of Hmil i i M 1 'UN! \ 1 It s \ | c \ Weldon Gildred Monday. was her1- on Wednesday h/iiming a ton, weiv the guests of Mrs. Fraim j August 8. party >1’ surveyors down in his car. Fitzpatrick mi Friday. Miss Frances Park of Presque Isle Mr. Hudson Green and mother, Mrs. (jharlos Green of Hodgdon, at­ Kohert Stephenson and wife, Is visiting her sister, who is em­ Houlton, were guests at the home of 1917-PRICES ployed as stenographer in the office tended church here Sunday. their son Kohert Jr., on Thursdav Lakewood of George H. Benn. Miss Lena McNerlin of Maxw.-ll, last. The Ladies Aid of the M. E. N. B., has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Josejthine Ingnthain ami M rs. t\ . M . ('amphell anil (i. B. Church, will hold an Ice Cream so­ Mrs. Fred London the past two young son weiv gaiests tor ti e w ek N" lies were callers here on 'Tuesday, end of Mrs. Andrew Whitehead, in cial at the Town Hall, Friday even­ weeks. A party of Cam]. Fire girls are tit H oulton. Hamilton’s cottag" this week. ing, August!. The public is cordial­ Mr. and Mrs. Everett London and TheFordMotorCo. Mrs. Myrtle Cyr, of Houlton, was A party from Ludlow enjoyed a Mrs. Ada Sullivan were visiting at ly invited. a caller at the home of her si.-ter picnic dinner at Lakewood Sunday. T. W. McDonald took his class of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mrs. .Jessie Powell on Thursday James Hazen of Van Bunm. and Ha- aminum-cd a I’cductiDn in tlm prices boys on a pleasure tup last Friday Thomas in Ludlow Sunday. evening. ( diaries ( ‘arpenter called at the Park ot thoM1 cars—which they Lfuai'antce will Frank Wilhdte and with-, and Mi­ M omlay. evening, two auto.*> being the means 1 17 of conveyance. The boys say “ A ami Mrs. Bernard Hannigan and Mrs. Louis Dalton ami Mrs. Mar- he no lower before A nudist . ID . Linneus young son. of New Limerick, wa n garet ( orkry took supper at the pa flue time.” callers at S. J. McCain's Sunday vilioii l itesiiay. The attendance at the Methodist Miss Willa Stewart is visiting with at ternoou. A party of young peoph* from friends in Fredericton, N. B. Sabbath School last Sunday was the Miss Kdna Mersereau arrived Imre Houlton enjoyed a Imp ar the pavili­ Touring Cars, $360 largest on record i«»r »e\> rai .wars. Miss Carrie Tuck. of Haym-sville. on'Thursday from Amhw-t. Mass., on Tue-day evenin'.’. is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and will pay an extemle i visit ti­ Donald Dunn and Jasper Shaw Runabouts. $346 Gove. ller mother Mrs. Alfretia M er-ereau. were among the many parties id' Miss Willa Fitzpatrick spent the Mr. Samiiel Smith of Nev. cam pet s last wo k. RHEUMATISM ARRESTED past two weeks in Millinocket with Limerick came over on Sunday Mr. Arthur Haggerty of Houlton. Many people suffer the tortures of relatives. bringing Kev. K. P. Hat ids to the and .Joe Bernstein of New York, BUY NOW morning service. While Imiv he w ete ea I lei's on Friday. lame muscles and stiffened joints because Mr. Kay Hatfield, of X. B.. is was t he dinner guest of Mr. Amos of impurities in the blood, and each suc­ visiting with Mr. Otis Hatfield and A mong t he many ctiih-r- Monday I ngraham. ceeding attack seems more acute until family. * wen* Mrs. Alfred Goodell, Haz.m rheumatismhasinvaded the whole system. Dr. W. B. Gibson wa- called here (> oi id e i l o t Haynesville. and Kdith To10 arrest rneumausmrheumatism uit is quite as im- Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Kuth, of on Monday last to attend Mrs. Had H op k 111- of Houlton. BERRY & BENN portant to improve your genejeneral health as Houlton, were calling on friends in ley Tidd who sustained si -venal Mr. Theodore H. Bird of New to purify your blood, ana the cod liver oil ;own Sunday. painful, hut not serious injuries York. Dr. Frank < luyton, Fred Bi h- Motor Mart InsOott’sEmulsiontmnlsion is nature’s great blood- er and Mathew Malmn'V hud supper maker, while its medicinal nourishment Miss Is i Bubar was the guest of caused by falling down-rai’s during- strengthens the organs to expel the friend-, ill Hoiilrou Wit a;*(!.*,y '.ighf a tainting spell. ;i' the pavilion mi d'uesdtiy. Bangor St., - - Houlton, Me. impurities and upbuild your strength, and Sunday. Mrs. Kaehel LongstatL a former , M iss* - C (dime are •very day who could not find other relief. don, wen- in town .-Hituiav ny auto. [ with her daughter in Saskatchewan. spending the week end at Kohl Refuse the alcoholic substitutes. calling on friends. Canada, for a number of years ar Spring Kiinip.

THEATRE 2.15-Twice Daily-8.15. Three DAYS Only YTrvrTT PT’rM vrT h u r s d a y , f r i - A W U JU 1 V jlN I DAY, SATURDAY, Aug.3,4,5 Greatest of all WAR DRAMA—The Triumph of Preparedness. J. STEWART BLACKTON Presents “THE BATTLE CRY OF PEACE” A $500,000 Film Production. The same production that made such a big success at Boston, New York and Chicago. Augmented Orchestra — Special THE GREATEST ’ Effects—Direct from Boston. WAR DRAMA J . STUART Special Stupendous Effects Include : E VER FILMED B i A C K T O N Tlie Bombardment of New York, whole blocks of & BASED ON HUDSON granite buildings toppling to the ground * MAXIMS Defenseless America " Wall Street in flames, the money section panie-strick- en. .W i t h Submarines sinking to the bottom of the sea, rising to CHARLES the surface and snooting under the water with only the • periscope visible. RICHMAN Teritfic sea battle of giant war cruisers ending in fear­ an d A ll S tar ful havoc and distraction, the most thrilling marine TRIUMRH Vitahrapm Ca s t tragedy ever filmed. SCENES THAT THRILL See the citizen soldiery in their evolutions at the n r ■ [ camp at Plattsburg, N. Y. ■ ■■' -,n M- ’ ‘si.'-. ( See tiie streaming hordes of fugitives leaving the be- ^eagured city, the Armored automobiles in pursuit, the > 30 000 SOLDIER! 17AEROPLANES PREPAREDHESS! big coast defense guns at work, and the gigantic, long- •ARD SEA PLAHES-Sl/BMARINES - range field guns, blowing the American army to atoms. ' DREADNAUDHTS-MACHINE GUIS See the land forts of N. Y. Harbor destroyed and the m FIELD ARTILLERY Etc. American fleet annihilated. A thrilling head-on collision of two moving trains. See the Statue of Liberty and the skyscrapers of New York as viewed from an aeroplane flying thousands of feet above them. The gigantic buildings, under the aero­ PRECISELY, IN EVERY DETAIL plane, bend and toss like the blades of corn in a field. IHSPIRIHG APPEAL TO ^ . ,. ,,,1,0 AS NOW BEING SHOWN W T H sensational f ,Jr« S U C C E S S IN Prices, Matinee 15e 23c 35c. Night 25c 50c 75c RATIONAL PATRIOTISM ! 1 c m HEW YORK and CHICAGO A i! - I v-WWi i. T\m * : h ■: t 'll ^ . w atii 1 A CALL TO ARMS AGAINST WAR iiiii • 1111u■ i>; i.■:i.■ h *<.:.' aim imp :mmiW- Reserved Seats ah.* at Lwaaum ,\: I* STAGE E F F E C T S and MUSIC by S. L . ROTH A PFEL • * 0)1h to r in or 8oo Oscar I- Wheat' Us soon--1 Would ■ lp II- onr _■ r, a t iy. a. ariM kM M ***************'**' * janitor "1 K. (’• L, •I lav, 11* oil 1 ii nii i'! t-•I ! 1 hors's \ cmr lias resigned stication by St a* e Forest Registration OF LOCAL INTEREST j . hi nMilos r O diin tion wit h the U. i ’■ Mac* has laih-d to h>cate anv [)'• n't v ^M £l> £li^ 'S»S aW l.-t t h i >s« • c h iOp art icl>‘- n'.a-o fni'e. t f r'eH of consequ nee in tins Followiuc' i- ;iu interosti ig com- Found Fine Roads 'll. U'<• who art* on fin- joi.i know Out! Si l that if the 11azv condition nf pa risen ol lic iire- from t he tin tome- I. want to buy a good driving burs.'. 'It'M . Our nitni <• i11)'' f (ironOh the Hie |lie. wide!) for tile past lew da\ s bile i'eiidsl 1 at ioil depart n lent for the rHon. Frederick Hale of Portland, Iloy 11 !' O. K., wihi pie11 f y i o .■at and years pi,., ami 1916. tak ■n until was in town Friday on business. Ira J. Porter, Phone 488 11. 1:411' Mr. and Mrs. 14.Miry K. M «*rri 11 ha- tad ''VO'.v a ppearance of having to slhi r-1and no kick ; 11 been J u!y 2U! 1: ot e ie yeai. Chas. M. Largay of Bangor, with Benj. Franklin of Presque Ish* was and daimhtnr. and Mr. and Mis. \\ . ra i-<■ d by tore-! (ire-, i- Iron) I j. Blake, o ‘ Portland, w- re in town “ 1! ■ 'g;trds to all ir tunU." 1Me a party was in town by auto Satur­ in town Monday on business. that -nil rce it nins! he from the (ires Monday on their return from a trip < >p' rafors. 23.U43 Mrs. E. S. Powers left Monday for aci't i-- t ie border in (Quebec. day. through Aroostook Comity Regist rat ions m Bureau ( 'oin r. M ac stated Saturday that 17.889 Mr. 8. G. Green of Caribou was in Augusta where she will visit rela­ (’ailing at the Inforinatio Safet y First i’rueks. at the T tm its office, they expressed the linn or f hat t In re was a had fire 941 town on business Thursday, coming tives. their gratificat ion at the exceptional­ on Baid Mountain, Lowelltowoi, was Dealers. 309 Mrs. Rid Ion of Portland is the Tlii* Silent Poll •nil■n" wo l'e put dow n by auto. ly fine roads all over the county. with nit foundation, lie being in com- Motol'CN ch-s. S47 guest of her daughter, Mrs. L. H. ‘‘In our travels over the entire state, Piare on Sat urda;r by tin* Select Dr. and Mrs. G. P. Clifford are en­ mun icat ion Saturday morning with Motorcycle I)eal d's. 34 never have we found better roads i.*n wit h constabb s to exp lain to joying a month’s Auto trip through Powers. War den George Nicholas of that 1916 Robert Hawkes is among those than in Aroostook county.'’ said rinis aml auto (irivers, i>11 tile New England. Mr. Merrill. “ If anyone in Bangor, town . w ho stated that there wen* no Opel ators, 30,623 who have joined the automobile rners of Main atid Court., Main Mr. John S. Murray of the B. S. Portland or elsewhere wishes to know fires oil the American side in his ter- Registrations. 24,702 ranks. about the roads in A roos to ok (1 Meichanic. Ma i n and School Green Bros. Co., is enjoying his an­ tutor V. The atmosphere was smoky Trucks, 1,746 Tickets for the “ Battle Cry of County we can tell them how good id tf e junction <>f Mark* t and nual vacation. they are.” in t! at section, he said, and there Dealers, 303 Peace'’ are now on sale at Leighton I nion Squares. They are traveling in a large ar** no >ably fires across the line Motorcycles. 1,102 Mrs. D. H. Bates of St. Stephens, According to the ordinance adopt- i and Feeley’s. Pierce Arrow’ car, and started, after that are the cause, in part at least. Motorcycle D ■alers. 31 le the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Bates on dinner, for Lee. ed by the town, just as much carol Misses Helen and Dorothy Bur­ for the unusual atmospheric condi- Up to J ulv 29 cash receipts were Franklin Street. should be taken in turning on I leigh returned home Monday from a tion that lias existed all over the $324.074.5u. Mr. Seymour Freedman of Boston, EVERY corner, as at the corners I visit with friends in Portland. state was the guest of his sister, Mrs. S. Train For Pageant where the signals an . j Miss. Pearl Fleming of Presque Th ere lias been a rumor of a small Friedman last week. Another ordinance which has not! s. J. Court Isle, has returned home after spend­ The Bangor & Aroostook Railroad fin* on what is known as Indian, Mrs. W. C. D onnell and Miss Vir­ been enforced and which the Select-1 ing a few days with Elsie Varney. has been most accomodating and Four, below’ Katahdin, in the Milli- July 27, 1916. ginia left last week by auto for a visit generous in furnishing just the ser­ men intend to see is, is that requiring ! nocket region, Mr. Mace said, but if Notice to members of the Bar and to Maine Coast resorts. Miss Eoline Porter went to Grand vice asked for by the Fort Fairfield auto and teams left standing to be j this is so no timber of any value has to all other parties interested in mat­ Falls, N. B. today where she will Centennial Association for the great with the sidewalk on the right. j Mr. T. A. DeCosta, of Mars Hill, Centennial and Pageant in Fort been burnod. as the land has been ters to be disposed of at the Septem­ visit for three weeks with relatives. After these rules have bomi ex- i was in town Sundajr with his family Fairfield Augusts. 9 and 10. burned over previously. ber term of the Supreme Judicial Berry & rfenn have an interesting plained to the public, they will be j making the trip by auto. A special train w’ill be run from Court at Caribou, 1916. announcement in this weeks issue Houlton each day, starting at 10.13 given a chance to observe them ! Gray Ervin started Monday on The Court w’ill convene on Tues­ regarding the Ford Car reduction for A. M., and arriving in Fort Fairfield without an officer and violations ! his vacation,which he will spend in at 12.13 P.M. The round-trip fare day, September 5th at 10 o’clock A. 1917.' will result in aresrt. i Ft. Fairfield and Portage. from Houlton, Littleton and Monti- Federal Aid M. at wdiieh time the docket will be W. E. Bernard and wife of Fort Miss Elizabeth O’Brien returned cello is $1.00, from Mars Hill 70 called, and all actions for trial will Monday from her vacation and has cents, from Westfield 6U cents, etc. Fairfield accompanied by friends The return train will start from Fort be assigned, the Court w’ill then ad­ S Benefit Ball Game Apportionment among the states resumed her duties with the B. Fairfield at 10.45 each evening. journ to Thursday, September 14, were in town by auto on Sunday. of the first year’s appropriation of Green Bros. Co. 1916 at 10 o’clock A. M. when trials Hon. Ira G. Hersey and Hon. E. A Failure $5.opo,Po<) carried by tbe new’ good Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Clark with before the jury will begin. W. Shaw returned last week from an roads act. was announced last wreek Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Clark and son Me. A. A. Routes Houlton defeated Woodstock on Justice Madigan will preside. auto trip to Northern Aroostook. by the Department of Agriculture, are staying at their cottage at Birch Friday in a loosely played game by Mrs. Louise B. Spaulding who has MICHAEL M. CLARK. Clerk. Point, Nickerson. A list of the best through routes of a score of ts to 7. which has certified the figures to the been visiting friends in town, re­ Treasury Department and state offi­ Merton Brown, Esq., of Boston, is travel to all parts of Maine issued The game w’as advertised as a ben­ When Visiting Strange places turned to her home in Caribou Satur­ cials. spending his vacation witli his par by the Touring Bureau of the Maine efit game for the soldiers, the gate It is well to be prepared w’ith a reliable To lie entitled to its share each state ! cathartic. Salts and castor oil ^ cannot be day. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brown on Automobile Association, Saturday, receipts to be divided 50 50 and were Misses Verna Johnson and Minnie Court street. contains the following: to be sent to the soldier bovs on the mn*t ‘,lovl7’ ' lDre sick headache, biliousness, bloating, sour Presque Isle, Sunday, where she an boys on the fighting lines. We ^ ‘ ' 1 stomach, bad breath. Fine for a torpid liver. eltles. Bangor, Orono, Lagrange, Howland New York, second, $250,720. will enter the Presque isle hospital regret to say that the benefit end was Sold Everywhere. West Enfield, Lincoln, Mattawam- Before making the division, Secre­ Mrs. Aaron Starrett and daughter for treatment. -a complete fizzD, as the crowd could of Warren, Me., are the guests of keag, Macwahoc Silver Ridge Road have been counted at a glance. tary Houston deducted three per Miss Bertha Harris and Miss Elsie Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Starrett, Bow- to Island Falls, Smyrna Mills, Lud­ Our Canadian brothers have on ctop. or $150,000. set aside by the act Marie Varney have returned home doin S t. low, Houlton. This is today tin several occasions played benefit for administration. Then the $4,850,- after spending a few weeks in Pres­ \ Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Kidder and standard route of travel between games for a similar purpose and ooo was allotted to the states on the que Isle with friends. | basis of one-third respectively in the 5 ^CLASS children are at Grand Lake for ten these points. ItJis rough in twro or have received good patronage, and | ratio of area, population and rural days. They will return the laRt of Bishop Brewster of Portland, will three places, notably between Matta- it was somewhat of a surprise to | delivery and star mail routes. of a t& eatre the week. hold service at tbe Church of the wamkeag and Macwahoc, but it is them w’hen they appeared on the I The amounts allotted to New E n g ­ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Perry former Good Shepherd on Wednesday even­ perfectly passable. field to see the small number pres­ ing and Communion on Thursday A long but excellent route to Houl ent, one half of which w’ere children. land states follows: is proved Jky* residents of Littleton, low living in on is the following : Bangor, East ! Maine $4s.45l. . Presque Isle, were in town Saturday morning. It really seems too bad that the Holden, Ellsworth, Cherryfiel 1, Ma- Newr Hampshire $20,996. calling on friends. S. B. Gould, a former resident ot benefit proved a failure, as the cause the pictures chias, Calais, Princeton, Topsfield wTas a w’orthy one and wherever any Vermont $22,844. Mr.ftthd Mrs. Carleton Hutchins Houlton who is now in the Commis­ Houiton. This route, however, is kind of a Patriotic fund has been Massaehusetts $78,850. left Sunday by auto on a two weeks sion business, in Boston is in the i t shows vastly longer than the regular one, raised in other home towns of the Rhode Island $11,665. vacation trip which they will spend county on business and in Houlton calling on friends. but the roads for almost the entire soldier boys everybody tried to neip C o n n e c t i c u t $31,09<). at Frout’r N eck, Me. Mr. and Mrs. R. Wibberlv and distance are excellent. some. Tliis is the first step in the Federal Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Austin of daughter Mary, and Mr. and Mrs. government's part of spending $150,- Chicago, who have been visiting their T. «H. Hemore were Sunday guests ooo.oon on good roads during the next \,Ly daughter, Mrs. H. A. Dykeman, re­ of friends in Wytopitlock, making At the Dream District Convention five years in co operation with the ------j stales. turned home last week. the trip by auto. fit& t class This cozy little theatre w’ill offer With less tiian a week before tin-* I Tim $ 15o.ooo.ooo is to be paid half Mr. Joseph Anderson has been en­ Mr. and Mrs. John Murray enter­ this w’eek the usual program of high coming Fmirth District ( ongression- - i>v the government and half by tbe gaged to act as one of the police force tained, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. tR e a tre s class pictures and patrons may be al convention. the five candidah s ! several spites, apportioned among at Fort Fairfield during Centennial Campbell and family of Toronto, and sure to find the theatre nice and cool are w’orking day and night to keep j t(ie latter according to their respec- week, August 8-9-10. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Campbell of s K o w at all times. in touch w’ith the delegations to the tive area, population and rural mail A number of local race lovers were Hartland, N. B. convention, w’hich are daily being at Van Buren last week to attend For Wednesday's program wre offer route mileage. Miss Iva Jackins started Monday a Laemmele feature “ The Bride of chosen all over the district. The The expenditures are authorized the Short Ship Circuit races which fight at the convention promises to occurred Thursday and Friday. for Concord, N. H., where she will the Nancy Lee’’ w’ith Myrtle Gen- by tiie Shackle ford-Bank head good be the guest of her sister. She was Kales in the title role, also a “ R x" he om> of tlie warmest political road law. tin* first granting federal Mr. and Mrs. Roy Niles and Mr. accompanied by her two nieces who picture‘‘Junior” “ Number Seven” battles fought in eastern Maine for aid to states in road building. It was and Mrs. Moody Gerow started Mon­ have been Visiting here. with Bob Wilson and Dorothy years. signed J ulv 11 by President Wilson for Norcross, where they will day Philips, both well known to lovers of 1 n |Penobscot county, of coarse, ami government officials are prepar­ epead a week on a camping trip. An arrest was made on Monday by the Selectmen for violating the town the silent drama. As usual this pro­ the contest will be bet w'een Col. Stet­ ing to put its provisions into early M ist Annie Murray of Bangor, is ordinance regarding turning corners. gram will include the Universal son and Hugo Clark, but there are a operation. Actual construction of •pending her vacation in Houlton The violator was fined $30.56. “A Weekly News. few’ towms in that county w’here Her­ some of the roads may begin this fall the guest of her parents Mr. and Word to the Wise-is Sufficient.” The top liner for Friday w’ill be the sey men are to be found. Although and extensive construction n e x t Mrs. John Murray, Riverside St. Mr. Clark won the first round in this The Lawn Party, held on the charming and popular sere* n fav ri e spring is planned. county by the election of Clark dele- Mr. Nelson Latno of Bangor, re­ grounds of the Madigan Memorial Ina Claire, supported by Carlisle Appropriations for the present year gates at Lincoln, Col. Stetson has turned home Saturday after a two Hospital on Tuesday afternoon and Blackwell in the Laskv feature play Vending II v» I 11^, wJuly u 1 1,I 1917, CiUUiVlauthorized 1/iVU KJ bv > weeks visit with his family who are evening, July 25th, was very suc­ “ The Puppet Crow’ll.” This is one of not been without supporters among Congress are $5,000,000. For the four spending the summer in Houlton. cessful, and the Sisters wish to thank Harold McGrath’s romances and is the delegates that ha\ e been elected succeeding years they are respective- Mils Josie Callahan went to Port all those who assisted in any way to of the same high standard as other smee that time. In Brew’er, whertqjy $K).p!k.),ooO, $15,000,000, $20,000,000 age Saturday to join her sisters Mary make it a success. plays from his pen. and is sure to the delegates were uninstructed, if ( and $25.ooo,oo0. The law provides, please. is claimed that all the delegates ex- i how’ever, that no government money and Margaret at “Kamp Kill Kara” Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhoda accom­ Thursday’s and Saturday's pro­ crept one. have pledged themselves . shall be available unless the states where they will remain about a panied by the Misses Ida and Amy grams w’ill be made up of good inter­ to Col. Stetson. [spend an equal amount, matching m onth. McMullen and Eva Penney of Ban­ Friends of Christian Clock dale, esting pictures, the Saturday’s pro­ It is claimed that Hon, Albert A. | the government contribution dollar gor, started Monday for a trip to the Burleigh w ill control the delegations who has been oonflned t& his home gram is especially arranged for the for dollar. White Mts. and Niagara Falls, in the northern part of Aroostook with a broken leg for the past qjx young folks who anxiously loo < for­ Every cent of the federal and state spending the week-end at Campbell, county, Fort Kent and the towms weeks, will be glad to know that he ward to this days offering. funds, the acts provides, shall be N. Y. where they will visit Mr. along the St. John river. Is able to be about on crutches, and Rhoda’s sister. Miss Ernestine Davis lias returned spent to build new’ roads. Mainte­ from her vacation spent at St. An­ in central Aroostook. Hon. Ira G. nance costs thereafter must be borne Is gaining every day. Rev. Clifford T. Clark and family drews, and resumed her position at Hersey is strong and be also lias fol­ by the states alone. Mlea Margaret Dorgin returned to left Monday by auto on a four weeks lowers in some Piscataquis and Pe­ her home in Ellsworth Saturday, the Houlton Savings Bank. Rules and regulations to put the vacation trip which they will spend nobscot t *w’ns, who are derermine’d federal aid law, as it is popularly after a two weeks visit in Houlton. in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick Harry Little, W. F Braden, and to do their best for him in the con­ She was accompanied by her sister Amos Putnam have returned from a know’ll, into prompt operation are cities. During his absence the church vention, and as is said, he has now being drafted by the secretary Mice Louise Sullivan who will spend two weeks trip around the Allegash. will be closed for two weeks, the re­ friends in more than one Penobscot of agriculture, upon whom devolves her vacation with her. maining two Sundays the pulpit will county town. ^Bertram L. Smith. practically the entire Work of super­ Meters. M. P. Milliken of Stock­ be supplied. Esq., of Patten, has a following in vising the government expenditures. holm, candidate for Sheriff, and W. southern Aroostook and northern The annual summer outing of the Recruits Needed Immediate supervision will be by Q. Brown, Esq., of Mars Hill, candi­ Penobscot c\unities, with others yet Maine State Board of Trade will be the office of public roads and rural date for County Attorney, were in Another interesting letter has been to be heard from. held at Camden, Me., Sept. 21-22. engineering, of W’iiich Logan Waller town Thursday, and spent the day received by Adjutant General Pres- Cong. Guernsey has not announced The Houlton Chamber of Commerce Page is director. In tbe southern county towns where son from Col. Frank M. Hume of the himself as a candidate and is not ex­ is entitled to six delegates, and any­ A conference of highw’av represen­ they met many voters. Second Maine Infantry, now’ in Tex­ pected to, but tiiere are a few’ dele­ one desiring to attend will please tatives of all t. e states and, possibly as. Under date of Laredo, Texas. gates in Piscataquis county wdio Mr. Frederick of Boston, repre­ notify Mr. Black and credentials of organizations interested in the July 21, Col. Hume writes: senting the great war drama “The will be issued. openly state that they intend to sup­ good roads movement, engineering Bnttle Cry of P eace,” was in town “ l hope you will pardon me lor my port Guernsey for a re-nomination experts and others to discuss meas­ several davs last week completing The political announcement for I. neglect in not writing you, but I in case a dead-lock ensues betw’een ures for promulgating the new’ law arrangements for the production to K. Stetson of Bangor, found on page know that if you knew’ under what delegations representing Bangor and is planned soon by Secretary Hous­ bo shown here at the Bijou Theatre, six of this paper, will attract the at­ conditions we are operating you Aroostook. ton. Thursday, Friday And Saturday. tention of all Republican readers. would be lenient. Today, for in­ A meet delightful program was Col. Stetson is a man of broad busi­ stance, we had a “ Norther” that ness experience, and is no novice in rendered by tbe Honlton Band at lasted for over an hour, laden with politics, having some years ago been Monument Park on Thursday even­ sand. All in camp had to rally to speaker of the Maine House of Rep­ ing which was listened to by a large save our tentage. Something of the number of spectators. The concert resentatives, and being known as a kind strikes us every few days. 'OW does he stand at the bank ? fair-minded and capable gentleman “The Health conditions are mighty METRO was finished in ample time so that in many ways. How often is this question ask­ those who desired could attend the good. Do not think we could have play in the Hevwood Theatre. During the terrific electrical storm been healthier in Maine. Only one ed, not only of the small, but the PICTURE5 of last week, lightning struck in the man at sick call today. Total today, biy business man? If you have a residence of Gordon McKeen, Weeks only 10 in hospital. Of course the a n d Papers Say a Man St., demolishing a chimney, also heat at times is intense, but all are small account at the bank make up your left'bls bride on their wedding day stunning a woman who was working becoming accustomed to it. mind to increase it. You cannot tell when to got a drink, and was gome a year in th3 house, rendering her uncon- “Have the 3d Battalion, Major and a half. cious for a time. Mrs. McKeen and Southard, 60miles southeast; 2d Bat­ you may nee,d extra cash to extend your Mistake! It was a her baby were also severly but not talion, Major Mayo, 26 miles north­ 'business. If you are riyht at the bank you seriously shocked, and altogether it west; and 1st Battalion, Major Had­ not only have the cash at hand, but the B. F. A. Cigar he went was a narrow escape. ley, 4t) miles southeast. Each bat­ talion lias separate companies de­ bank will help you with a loan. alter, Miss Doris Powers of Boston, ac­ tached from 7 to 20 miles from them, apd* living In an uncivilized part of companied by Mrs. Lowry and Miss so you can see we are somewhat scat­ We offer every Banking- FaciMty tbcworld, he had hard luck. Marguerite Watkins of Philadelphia, tered out. *$i» glad you live in Maine where a arrived in town Sunday by auto, “Headquarters Machine Gun Co., Jflekel will get you a B. F. A. any making the trip from Boston in two Headquarters Company and Supply minute. days. Miss Powers will be at her Company are here. It is somewhat HDULTON 5AVING5 BANK cottage at Ludlow, while the other Yonr cigar man should have them lonesome, with them all out. Expect HOU LT O N , MAIN ladies are the guests of Miss Doris them back in about 80 days. Then If ask him to put in a box; any Waterall at Terrace Place, and will iobber has them, made in we will take up target practice. remain nnt.n after the M adigan-— “ Need'recriffts badly and trust ar­ lals. rangements can be made to forw’ard ’ t TL yvatuuK Times, Wednesday, August 2, 1916

iisH ABbisHED April 18, lHCt them in the making or execution of votes out of 124 in the Norwegian prohibitory laws. The South especial­ Parliament lor a program looking to­ i w THE AROOSTOOK TIMES ly is not likely to tend that way. so ward ultimate prohibit!-* n for the ALL THE HOME NEWS. ftir as its influence can count. But it nation. I R . O N would assent to. and indeed is rather Published every Wednesday Morning by the Legal Newspaper Decisions. anxious for, tin* cooperation of Con­ Times Publishing Co. gress in insuring to a prohibitory 1.—Any person who tnkt'mi paper regularly Violin Varnish. from t In- Post < mien—whet her directed to h!g state a fair opportunity to test prohi­ Dissolve twelve parts of sandara« CHflS. H. FOGG, Pres. & Mg*. address or another, oi whether he has sub bition, without invasion by shippers TR>AIL scribed or not, is responsible for the pay §Ix parts of shellac, six parts of mastic Subscriptions in U. S. ?1.50 per vear in of liquors on the one hand and by L\—If any person orders his paper (11- three parts of elenff gum in one hun nivpTice, 82.00 in arrears; in Canada S'-’.OO t heir journalistic touters on the oth­ in advance, 2.r>0 in arrears. continued, he must pay all arrearges, or the dred and fifty parts of alcohol; warn Single copies five cents. publisher may continue to semi it until pay­ er. In other words. Georgia which when dissolved and add six parts a ment is made and collect the whole amount i> testing out a .prohibitory law that Venice turpentine. UCor to match th« No Subscription cancelled until whet lie i- it is taken from the oil Ice or not, i covers exclusion of journals carrying old varntsh with Brazil wood an« 8.—The <'ourt s have decided that refisimr all arrearages are paid dragon’s blood gum. Advertising»ates based upon circulation and to take newspapers and periodicals from t he . liq icr advertisements, would like to very reasonable. post ollice, or removing and leaving them j te.-t the issue fairly, and this it can- Communications upon topics of general inter­ uncalled for, is prima facia evidence of fraud , ,l0t do it papers printed in Alabama est are solicited If you want to stop your paper, w rite to ! in Kentucky can come iUo Geor- A A/lerciless Judge Entered at the post office at Houlton for cir tin1 publisher yourself, and don't leave It to eulation at second-class postal rates. t he post -master. [yiM with advertisements promoting mb I lq Unr. One Who Shows No Favor For Advertising Rates apply to the President and Manager. A merciless judge is Father Time. REX B E A C H Before him the weak and the wanting Has The Tide Turned? nent greenbaeker. Between the go to the wall. Only the truth can Copyright, 1913» by Horpor & Brother* Maine election and tin* day fur the Russian Prohibition stand, tor years the following state­ Indiana election theory against “ rag Friends of the allied powers have The annoiinei nn-nt that the Rus­ ment from a Houiton resident has with­ money1' rose to full volume, wdth the stood this sternest of all tests. waited long' for a turn in the tide of sian Duma has voted to make vodka brows rose inquiringly. “Then why result that the Republicans carried to his employer. ‘‘Operator says tin*, , ___ European warfare, but there are now prohibition permanent can be inter­ Mrs. IV alter Hartford, 2o Riverside didn’t you keep still i the Hoosier state, which four years party doesn’t mlud waiting.” some convincing signs that td e turn preted in only on*' way, — that prohi­ St., Houlton, Me., says : “You asked me. I told you because before lied voted for Tilden and Hen­ O’Neil frowned Impatiently. is at hand. Notone sign alone but bition in Russia lias been a huge suc­ “ My kidneys bothered me for you are I>an Appleton's sister. Nev­ dricks. •Throw him out!” Sheldon directed many of them point in this direction. cess. 1 hat beer is to be .s“nt the wav several years and I was in bad shape. ertheless I don’t want it made pub­ Flushed with this success, the Re­ brusquely, then suddenly dropped the To begin with, the Germans have of vodka adds confirmation to this Some days I was obliged to go to bed, receiver as If had burnt his lingers. lic.” failed to take Verdun. They have publicans pressed the advantage ; and owing to backache and I had little or ••Bay! It’s a woman, Murray! She's “Let's sit down,” said the girl, with testimony in favor of prohibition. a laugh. “To toll you tin* truth, I a month later Garfield and Arthur no ambition. Kidney weakness made on the wire. She thanks you sweetly hammered it incessantly7 for nearly The first announcement was that all didn't come here to interview you for five months without bringing their defeated Hancock and English. The alcoholic drinks containing lbj per its appearance and tee medicine I used and says she’ll wait.” Republican defeat i i Maine in Sep my ]taper. I’m afraid I’ve tried your plans to fulfilment. And the Verdun cent of alcohol were to he denied sale gave me only slight relief. A friend "A woman! A newspaper woman!" patience awfully." A faint Hush ting­ region, despite a popular notion to tember bad served to rouse the party' who had taken Doan’s Kidney Pills and O’Neil rose and seized the instrument ed her dear complexion. "1 just came, in the Russian empire. Later ad vices roughly. His voice was freezing as he the contrary, is not the strongest elsewdiere, and the t*;o months be­ affirm that an exception is to be made had been cured of kidney complaint, really, to get some news of Dan.’’ fore National election day7 had been advised me to try them, and I did. •aid; “Hello! I refuse to be Interview­ “He’s perfectly well and happy, and point In the French line. It is, in fact, in favor of light wines. Tiffs conces­ employed witii telling effect. They gave me prompt relief and I ed. Yee! There’s no use”— His tone you'll see him In a few days.” one of the weakest. Gen. J ofi're would sion. if it is reall.v to be mad j, is made soon enjoyed much better health.” suddenly altered. “Miss Appleton! 1 Miss Appleton nodded. "So he wrote, undoubtedly have withdrawn from This year the test in Maine will presumably’ as a sop to the very ex­ beg your pardon. I’ll be right down.” but 1 couldn’t wait. Now, won’t you it at the outset had it not been for the come on how’ completely the Republi­ tensive wine interests in the Crimea, CONTINUED PRAISE. Turning to his subordinates, he an­ tell me all about him—not anything moral setback which that stroke can party is reunited. Bull mooser.v More than three years later, Mrs nounced with a wry smile: “This seems and elsewhere? in Southern Russia. about bis looks and his health, but lit­ lias had many’ advocates in the State. Hartford said: “ Doan’s Kidney Pills to terminate our interview. She’s Pan would have involved. For the Ger­ It is also probably’ due in a measure tle unimportant things that will mean mans to capture it now would be a How’ many remain, now that Mr. to the belief entertained by’ many proved their worth to me by curing kid­ Appleton’s slater, and therefore’’— He something? You see. I’m his mother Roosevelt has declared for Hughes shrugged resignedly. “Now run along. barren achievement. Whatever the j that the injury’ wrought by wine sel­ ney trouble. I am willing to give them and his sister and his sweetheart.” outcome may be in this region during I anc^ advised the return of the Re- the hightest praise.” lH'isstyou In the morning.” O’Neil did as he was directed and ling is not widespread among the His “boys” made their way down to the next few weeks or months the ! Publican party to power? As Indiana people, wine drinkers in Russia being Price 50c, at all dealers. Effint before long found himself reciting the is no longer an Octob r state, there tbs stm t talking guardedly as they details of that trying trip up the Salm­ fact remains that at Verdun the Ger­ small in numbers. If that is so the simply ask for a kidney remedy— get will be no party test between that in wont. on river. He told her how he had mans have done their best and have practical result will he much the Doan s Kidney Pills— the same that OTfeU entered the ladies’ parlor with sent the young engineer out to run the failed. That is sign number one. Maine and that to follow7 in the Coun­ same. The Russian taste is not culti­ Mr. Mattall has twice publicly recom­ » S failing of extreme annoyance, ex­ preliminary survey for the new rail­ Then there is the recuperation of try7 at large two months later. vated down to beer. The peasant mended. hoster-Milburn Co., Prop’s Cif >■ meet an Inquisitive, bold W pecting to road and added: "He Is in a fair way Russia. The war correspondents mar­ In National affairs Maine was long much prefers tea to brewery’ products Buffalo, N. Y. young woman bent upon exploiting his to realize his ambition of having you vel at th s astounding phenomenon, one of the most conspicuous and in­ and hie personality In the usnnl Hence the outlook for the sobriety with him all the time. I’m sure that but few of them seem to realize the fluential States in the Union. Mr. of the Russian empire in the future J ane Journalistic fashion. He was will please you." Blaine, Mr. Frye. Mr. Hale, Mr. Surprised and offended that Dan Apple- basic fact, namely', that the exhaus­ is singularly’ good. i 4 ■A “And it is my ambition to make Reed and Mr. Dingle.v ranked among Prof. Cards. ton* In whom he had reposed tho ut­ tion of Austria far more than the re- The bill for permanent prohibition IS" snough money to have him with me,” the brilliant and useful men of their Wf:: most faith, should hare betrayed his she announced. With an air of some invigoration of the Czar’s armies is has passed the Dun a but it has still If day7 in Congress. In the Senate Fry’e secret. Publicity was a thing he de­ Importance she continued: “I’ll tell you the chief omen revealed by7 recent to run the gauntlet of the Council of jig and Hale bore parts in all the leading bate*} at all times, and at present he it secret. I’m writing for the maga- events in Galicia. In military effici­ the empire before it gets to the Tsar . 'If |particularly dreaded its effect. But he tines—stories!” She sat back await­ ency Austria has not from the outset debates, while in the House Reed as for signature. Will it get by? That C. E.Williams, H. D. i ' agreeably surprised in tKo girl speaker reformed the rules of that i- ■ ' If ;l ing bis enthusiasm. When she saw been comparable with her great Teu­ the Tsar will sign is unquestionable. OFFICE AT RESIDENCE ‘Iff"If came toward him briskly with that it was not forthcoming she ex- tonic ally. Her exhaustion must be body, and Dingle.v presided over the Sly-. ^ ‘i 1 Long before the war he showed his •: • j nd outstretched. flaimed. “My. how you do rave over preparation of and gave his name to '' far more pronounced, for she lias interest in temperance in various 129 Main St. ' Houlton, Malm Appleton was her brother’s dou­ Hie idea!” what proved to be in operation the borne the brunt of the Serbian and ways. Every’ expression which lias ble. She had his frank blue eyes, his “I congratulate you. of course, but”— best tariff law ever enacted in this straw gold hair, his humorous smile Italian campaigns as well as nearly come from him since the first prohi­ “Now. don’t tell me that you tried it Country’. In their day’ Maine’s motto tnd wide awake look. She was not by two years of hard flgluing on her bition edict went into effect has indi­ Tel. 239-3 Mice. Of course you did. I know it’s was thoroughly justified. They’guid­ nieauH beautiful — her features I harmless disease, like the measles, northern frontiers. Without German cated satisfaction with its results. ed—Washington Star. too Irregular, her nose too tip ind that everybody Inis it when they’re help at every critical juncture A .s- Tl te people claim him for their own Teeth filled without tflts& her mouth too generous for that roung. Above ail, don't volunteer the tria would have tottered long ago. as a champion of prohibition and pain by the new anal­ —but she seemed crisp, clean cut and hformation that your own life is full This is sign number two. Austria has have dubbed him Nicholas the Tem­ Wholesome. What first struck O’Neil Newspapers and Prohi­ 0' romance and would make a splen­ ceased to be an important factor in perate. gesic method, abso­ was her effect of boyishness. From j ic I novel. They nil say that.” toe struggle. bition It is true that his sanction was Up 'clfowti of her plain straw “sailor” Mvrrr.y < *'Nei! felr ’.he glow <•!' per­ lutely safe. Finally, there are the happenings withheld from the Finish National the soles of her sensible walking sonal inte’vf l!;nt results from 1 he dis­ T n at a majority’, though not the there was no suggestion of feml- j of the last fortnight along the Somme. Prohibition iaw on two occasions.— covery in ahyther of a congenial sense requisite number of two thirds of the Dr. F. O. ORCUTT, nine frippery. She wore a plain shirt j Here it is not merely7 a matter of and the law for Finland is still un­ of htnnor. members voting, of the United States waist and a tailored skirt, and her “I didn't suppose you had to write,” ground gained or prisoners corralled. signed. The motives in this case, Dentist. senators, now’ favor federal legisla­ hair was arranged simply. The wave I he said. “Dan told me you had in­ One thing stands out supreme. Both however, were largely’ fiscal. French hi its pale gold was the only couces- j vested your fortune and were on Easy the English and the French have tion barring liquor advertisements wine int rests having secured the •Son to mere prettiness. Yet she gave street.” shown that they can take first-line arc prohibitrd by state law, is signifi­ support of the French government so no Impression of deliberate masculini­ “That was poetic license. I fiction German positions and hold them. cant. It shows how rapidly’ temper­ that Russia would have been serious­ Dr. J. F. Palmer ty. She struck one as merely not in­ Ized slightly in my report to him be­ They7 havepu-hed forward further in ance sentiment is mounting with the ly’ compromised financially’ in the terested In clothes, Instinctively ex­ cause I knew he was doing so well.” two weeks than their opponents at people, and with their responsive French money market had the Rus­ DENTIST pressing in her dress her own boyish “Then your investment didn’t turn representatives in the Sc nate, elected directness and her businesslike absorp­ Verdun Were able to do in five sian government given its assent to OFFICE OVER FRENCH'S out fortunately?” months. That is sign number tffree, as in so many cases now’, by direct Finland's desire for prohibition. tion In her work. Miss Appleton hesitated. “You seem and ji.ll an iin j>uita o t cue. vote, and not by legislature's, easily The situation today is very differ­ “You’re furious, of course. Anybody to be a kindly, trusting person. I’m DRUQ STORE Now7 all of these signs, taken to­ manipulated by shrewd and power­ would be.” she began, then laughed so tempted to destroy your faith in hu­ ent. France and Russia are bound so Offiice Hours : 8 A . M. to 5 P. M. frankly that his eyes softened and the gether do not necessarily’ indicate ful politicians or by special interests, closely that file French government man nature.” (liven live years' more time, and any­ Others by appointment. wrinkles at their corners deepened. ‘Tloase don’t.” that the allies will win. But they do would never think of bringing pres­ thing like tin* same rate of alteration “I fear I was rude before I learned "Yes, I shall. My experion - may lend support, to the convinction that sure on Iter great ally’ for any finan­ Telephone 1*>4-J you were Dan’s sister.” be apologized. help you to avoid the pitfa’..- of high the Germans cannot. And when that in the personnel of the Senate that cial reasons. Father t he Tsar and his I’m a bit afraid of news­ “But you see finance. Well, (hen. it was a very sad convinction grows to a certainty the has boon caused by direct democrat ic advisors know from a dual experi­ paper people.” liffle fortune, to with, like a boy dawn of peace will not tie far oil'. methods, and there will probable he ence what enforced national prohi­ • I lmsw you'd struggle, although Dan in grammar school—just, ldg enough to no demand of the people for restrie o. B. PORTER described you as a perfectly angelic bition really is and what it m ans for be of no assistance. I’m even a boy’s,, tion and elimination of the liquor the moral and especially the econoni- J Nf»on.” size fortune looked big to me. I want­ SPECIALIST IN CHILD . “Indeed!” Maine traffic which the lawmaking body ic welfare af the nation. The Conn- ; ed to invest it in something' sure—no will not indorse. PORTRAITURE “But I’m a real reporter, so I won’t lutional bank stock, subject tothedan- cil of the Empiie has in its member- j What about Maine? A full State The argument which appeals toj^.j detain you long. I don’t care where I or of an absconding cashier, mind yon; noblemen wiu> have interests in j most of the senators even now, as Studio 7 Market Square you were born,or where you went to no government bonds with the possibil­ ticket and a full congressional ticket the distilling industry. But even if! •chool or what patent breakfast food ity of war to depreciate them, but wi 1 be voted for in September. Both they face ibis issue of hitting at tin* their patriotism did not forbid the\ IV1. U-H Houlton, Me. ■ i you eat. Tell me. are you going to something stable and agricultural, with parties are preparing for an energetic liquor frafiic in every way, is that a would hardly cart' or dare to balk the j build another railroad?” T t ti !*>.:trait'itv (iiv-n " p vial,Attention. the inexhaustible resources of nature contest. Mr. Wilson and Mr. Hughes state which votes for a definite policy Tsar, determined as he undoubtedly J s “J hope so. I’m always building back of it. This isn’t my own lan­ ma.v he among the stumpers. of exclusion of tin* sal »ou and the ipads when my bids are low enough to is that prohibition shall he the nati­ guage. I cribbed it from the apple In 1KK0 the September result in the brewery is entitled to a full test of onal policy on this subject. The peo­ •scum the contracts. That’s m.v busi­ man.” Pine Tree Statu had an unexpected th*'method. .J ust as. a few'years ago, ple at large are satisfied that tin* fu­ ness.” “Apple man?” Parker M. Ward, M. D. effect on t he furl unes of the victors. the federal law was adjusted so as to ture will llev.-r see tile refill'll of tilt' “Are you going to build one in Alas “Yes. lie had brown eyes and a tat?” The Republicans lost the Governor. confront the shipper from without drinkshop. In Petrograd they have Practice limited exclusively to silky mustache and a. big irrigiff ion plan But the successful candidate was tlx* prohibition state who tricnl to “Possibly. There seems to be an op­ over east of the mount.:ins. You cave bought the laud and are preparing to tincture;! with greenbaekism, then a make the law null h.v express and Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat portunity there, but I>an has probably him your money and lie gave , , a erect a noble ehurch as an everlast­ National issue, and the business freight shipments, so today’ the de­ told you as much about that as I am perfectly giHAl receipt. Then he pkcit­ ing memorial to the great temper­ Glasses Fitted St liberty to tell. He’s been over the ed little apple trees. He mused th in world everywhere sat up and took mand is that t he nat ion use its power a-lice revolution of 1D14-1G. The defi­ ground.” tenderly for five years, after which lie notice. over tin* mails to shut off the publish nite accepta- ee of the policy by Rus­ Office Hours: 9 to 11 A. M. She pursed her Ups at him. “You turned them over io you wu * h<< ].'< os The Repuhlii an managt rs through­ or and editor who league themselves sia will mean much for other mil ions. 1 to 4 P. M. know very well, or you ought to know, Jug and you lived happily for me.. with the liquor interests. By operat­ out t lie Count rymade the most of the Swed -ii .and Norway’ are Russia's 7 to 8 P. M. that Dan wouldn’t tell me a tiling At least that was the idea. You could uneasiness thus created. They ap­ ing in the prohibition district they while he’s working for you. lie hasn’t nearest neighbors on the northwest. not fail to grow rich, for the water al­ nullify, to a- considerabb- extent. t!o Office in Dunn Furniture Block said a word, but— Is that why you pealed to voters to resist “ the rising The Swedish people, after a five ways bubbled through his little ditch, tide of cheap money11—to fall in be­ enforcement of prohibition law. They HOULTON, - - MAINE came in frowning like a thunder­ and it never froze nor rained to spoil weeks’ experience of national prohi­ hind the Garfield and Art bur ticket, tell where and how liquors may he cloud? Did you think he set me on things. I used to Jove apples. And bition during the general strike of brought within the P-inperam e area? 'your trail?" then there was my name, which seem­ elect a Republican < ’ongress and pro pint), voted in an unofficial plebiscite, “I think 1 do know chat he wouldn't ed u good omen. But lately I’ve con­ tect the National cit dir. Iu short, the newspapers they pub­ i ..".Uo.iKHi for prohibition and Ifi.doo a- H. J. Chandler , do anything really indiscreet.” Mur­ sidered changing ‘Appleton’ to ‘Berry' At that time Indiana held her state lish are scouts for a. nefarious busi­ gains-. The Norwegian government ray regarded her with growing favor. or ‘Plummer’ or some other kind of election in October, and it so hap­ ness. Pas within three weeks prohibited There was something about this boyish fruit.” pened that the Dean erotic candidate What the proliibit ion stab-s ask tori ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR girl Which awakened the same spon­ the sun' of strong liquors and the im- “I infer that the scheme failed." for Governor that y’ear was a promi- iroll) ('ongress is no interfereiice with poi ta ion of all liquors. This means taneous liking he had felt upon his O’Neil's eyes were half closed with Office 13 Hey wood Street t lie beginning of tin* end for drink in first meeting with her brother. He amusement. Tel. 256 2 HOULTON, ME. surprised her by confessing boldly: "Yes. It was a good scheme, too, ex­ Norway as the hist election gave ho “I aui building a railroad-to the in­ cept for the fact that the irrigation terior of Alaska. I’ve been east and ditch ran uphill and that there wasn't J p l sfl IBs money.' My men are here. any water w here it started from and JfW sji begin operations at once.” that apples never had been made to what Mr. Gordon told me grow In that locality because of some­ ‘iiiftt fife scheme, but he hasn’t done BLISS COLLEGE thing in the soil and that brown eyed now is the time i mxKh so far.” ^W'“lii;- line will put bis out of tiusi- Betty’s title to the land wouldn’t hold LEWISTON MAINE TO VISIT water any more than the ditch. Other­ also that of the trust and the Fall Term opens Tuesday, September 12, lifiti. Largest and oils wildcat .promoters." wise I’m sure he’d have made a suc­ QUEBEC, STE. ANNE DE BEAUPRE cess and I’d have spent my declining most successful Business College in Maine. Annual enrollment ffWiers does your road start from?” over Five Hundred. Complete courses and thorough instruction by AND MONTREAL "TJifi town of Omar, on King PhllUp years in a rocking chair under the fall- •oupd. near Hope and Cortez. It will lug apple blossoms, eating pippins and specialists in Bookkeeping, Bill Ulerking. Banking. Auditing, Annual Excursion August 7th, 1910 riln »p the Salmon river and past the Jonathans uni Northern Spies. I can’t Wholesale and Corporation Accountings Penmanship. Spelling, ffadere which those other men re- bear to touch them now. Life at my Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic, Business Knglish. Short­ Regular train leaves Houlton 1.46 P. M., connecting at boarding house is one long battle fnasdto tackle." hand, Stenotypy. Typewriting, and other (’oniniereial Subjects. Derffv or Greenville with T.xtra lor Ouebee via Greenville “If 1 weep It Is for Joy,” said the against apple pies, apple puddings, ap­ Special attention is given those taking unr private Secretarial and ple tapioca. Ugh! I bate the very and Megan tic. gtrl. “I don’t like Curtis Gordon. I Civil Service Courses. We have a Normal Training Department word.” call him Simon Legree.” for those wishing to quaff fy as ('otnniereiu i and Short lia ml Teachers. Houlton to Dtieltec and Return $6.50 -Why?" “I can understand your aversion,” Our graduates are receiving from to per year and tin1 de­ “VfelJ, he impresses me as a real old laughed O'Neil. "I wonder if you T o vSte. Anne I)e Beaupie and Return $ 7.00 time villain with the riding boots and would let me^mlor dinner for both of mand made on us for young men and women eligible to lucrative Additional if Returning via Montreal $2.00 the lirhtp and all that. ‘Uncle Tom’s us, provided 1 taboo fruit. Ferhsips business positions is tar greater than our ability to supply. Ctthfe* Is my favorite play; It’s so fun- I’ll think of something more to tell you Tickets good returning until September 1, 1916 Space in sleeping ear should be secured at once. Write the Passenger jb ls Is a Mg story you’ve given about Dan. I'm sure he wouldn’t ob­ Mail us this coupon and we will forward our free illtis , 5fr, O’NelL” ject”— trated catalog. Traffic Manager. Bangor, Maine. t fff rseUse that" “Oh, my card is all the chaperon I RATK :— Uppers $1.40, Lowers Si.75, .Section $3.15. ,ths biggest news value of need! It takes me everywhere and N am e...... _. C ity...... Full information 011 recpiest. Atask^n which has ‘broken’ renders me superior to the smaller con­ think you are a very ventionalities." She handed him one. Street...... State ...... BANGOR & AROOSTOOK R. R. rlsw, after ails" and he read, “Eliza V. Appleton—Tlu> Geo. M. Houghton, Passenger Traffic .Manager i*t want you to use a Review.” I’ve told you." 8 18 BLISS BUSINESS COLLEGE, LEWISTON. MAIME 230 Bangor, Maine * J “May 1 ask what the *V‘ stands or Appleton’s clearly, penciled Continued on page 8 A The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, August 2, 1916 V r'

Nip and Tuck How to Keep 1 ' Yonir Hair - - Are You Ready To Talk ? Passing Away. HI Medical Officer (to malingering re­ Mr. Jones wanted to talk with Mr. Thomas and asked his J cruit)—Shooting pains, eh? Yes, I Healthy Snow; you get them shooting from the clerk to call him by telephone. iead to the chest? If there is one opinion the civilized Recruit—Yes, sir. world agrees to it is that hnalthy, When Mr. Thomas answered, he was told to “ wait a minute” M. 0.—Then down your body? sheeny, abundant hair is not only beau­ Recruit—Yes, sir. tiful but an absolutely necessary aux- ; A lew moments later when Jones got ready to talk, he found iliary to beauty. M. O.—Then down your legs? no one on the line. Thinking the operator had cut him HICLI Recruit—Yes. sir. And hair cannot be healthy unless i M. O.—Well, you can return to duty, the general constitution is so. Nerv- : oif, he asked his clerk to put in the call again. rhey’ll soon be out at your feet. ous or physical disorders often affect the hair before they touch any other That happened three times; then Jones got mad and put iu At the Summer Resort. part of the body. For this reason health of body must be the first thing the call himself. T -J we seek in our efforts to have the kind of hair every woman wishes to Mr. Thomas answered and Mi. Jones said, “ What the deuce “I hoar they have. i^ the matter with your telephone, Charlie? This is the i t have a family •*?* It does not matter whether the hair fourth time I have called you.” . N T i skeleton?” is dark or fair, long or short, curly or “Yes; she was straight, every woman who has th e' V*- v - in the surf this patience to gain and keep health, to j To which Mr. Thomas replied, “ Qli ! it was you that was morning.” gfve five minutes’ attention daily to calling ? I did answer the telephone three times and was the care of her hair can have healthy ; Vogt* told each time to ‘wait a minute.’ I could not see any and beautiful hair. ! reason why I should waste my time holding the line for First, the shampoo. Every person’s ; No Kick. hair is of different texture and kind. * someone else, so I hung up. If you yourself had been “What’s the matter with that egg?” Some hair is coarse. Some fine. Other j on tlie line, ready to talk the first time I answered, you iemanded the landlady. hair is very oily, other hair dry, and would have saved each of us a lot of time and bother.” “Not a thing,” answered the new some is in between. For a person with very oily hair a boarder hastily. “The agricultural de­ Jones was cured. partment has ruled that eggs must be shampoo once a week is almost a ne­ 55 per cent good. I think this one cessity. For a person with very dry :omes fully up to specifications.” hair six weeks can pass between When answering the telephone, it is aggravating to be told to shampoos. But for the person with “ wait a minute,” and yet hundreds of people impose in Happy Assurance. a normal amount of oil from two to just that way on those they have occasion to call. three weeks is about the right period n Edith (gtill blushing)—Am I the first between shampoos. girl you ever kissed? It may lie easier for the busy man to save time by asking a Jack—No, darling, but you are the The shampoo should be given with last. soft water, not too warm. After wet­ clerk to put in a call, but the other person should receive Edith—Am I, really? Oh, Jack, it ting the hair thoroughly a liquid soap due consideration and not be unnecessarilv inconvenienced makes me so happy to think that. of pure manufacture should be well rubbed into the scalp, which has Read His Mind. been well massaged for five minutes. Rinse the hair several times in water, ARCCFTOOK TELEPHONE AND A rtie’s ma bought a uux each time slightly cooler than the one before. The last water can be cold TELEGRAPH COMPANY The Player— if the shock is not too great. But few Adams Chiclets for What are you fin­ can stand such treatment. ing me for? I nev­ Soft towels should be used to dry Artie and me. My, but er said a word. the hair. As soon as it is dry enough T h e Umpire— not to drip the scalp should be rubbed That’s all right. well, way down the back of the neck. Iliey’regoocL Artie and I’m a telepathist. The back neck should be well mas­ Free on R eq u est! y saged at the same time, following the muscles out to the end of the shoulder An interesting, illustrated booklet on coffee. Send for i t I let them melt in our bones. If the hair is slow in drying, todav. It’s instructive. Tells that Coffee never should The Only Way. fanning is good. Under no circum­ be ** cooked.** Boil the water NOT the Coffee* Mistress—Why don't you keep the stances use hot air or the heat of a Coffee should not stand around “all hours:** Should jaouths. Then when the baby quiet, Kate? stove. It splits the hair. he served immediately after "steeping” Such action Kate—I can’t keep him quiet, ma’am, Before the hair is thoroughly dry a eliminates practically every trace of tannin: makes a scientif­ unless I let him make a noise. brush with stiff, long bristles should ically prepared food that delights the taste, relieves fatigue j^andy’s all melted off be used. Brush downward only. Make and sustains strength. Of course, The Great Etteutm i t Such Is Fame. the strokes long and even. This will Good Coffee; ,we chew the gum. 1 “Has your representative done any­ remove all the weak hairs, leaving a thing in congress?” asked the drum­ place for new strong hair to come in. mer. It will also give a luster to the hair like them and so does “Well, yes,” replied the old farmer. that is most pleasing. ‘He has let out a lot of talk that won’t go down, and sent out a lot of gar- Artie, and Artie’s ma ien seeds that won’t come up.” Decorations. Women are ever grateful for sug­ Wanted It in the Bond. gestions regarding tably decorations lays she always keeps Auto Agent—Of course you under­ for parties. It seems rather wasteful If you cannot obtain of your local dealer, w e will send direct by mail on stand that if you fail to meet the first to spend hard-earned money for deco* receipt of price, 35 cents the pound. You will find SUPERB A Canned note we will take the car away from rations which are no earthly good Goods and Teas the same unusual values. A box in the house for rou? when the festive occasion is over, and Milliken-Tomlinson Company—Portland, Maine [S16] Importer*. Roasters, Packers and Canners Jones—But you cusses will promise yet it is sometimes difficult to find little boys. anything! Just put that in writing! — something that will prove both orna­ Puck. mental and useful. Flowers are always in order, and when they are of bright and cheerful AMERICAN CHICLE COMPANY colors they add much to the hostess’ table. For very little money one can buy the most attractive china pots in which green trees, berried plants and Union Central Life Ins. Co. diminutive rosebushes are planted. These will take up very little room on of Cincinnati, Ohio the table and can be carried home by the guests to be placed on the dress­ O ne t the Strongest Companies in the ing table, on the desk, or in any spot United States CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION which needs a bright touch. Drag Improve.; Surface. Is your road to town rough and JUSTIN C. ROSE hard to travel over. A split-log f ;■ Hf A t r 11* frr Aroostook County Houlton GREAT iron dnoi ur.-.wn ovoi tin* road after each rain h \;.s t: *-iv good sur­ HISTORIC PAGEANT face ,, .t co.;.i rnm-v

AND OLD HOME WEEK 11 i I j i»J*—i, ■■■■I—** I i»k—* j P. A. puts new joy

TOBACCO IS PREPARED into the sport of Fort Fairfield, Me., A 8, 9, and 10 FOR SMOKERS UNDERTHE PROCESS DISCOVERED IN smoking! MAKING EXPERIMENTS TO MUSIC FOR PAGEANT BY PRODUCE TriE MOST DE­ V/OU may live to LIGHTFUL AND WHOLE­ a be 110 and never THE FINEST IN MAINE SOM E TOBACCO FOR CIG- ETTE AND P!?E SMOKERS. feel old enough to PROCESS PATENTED vote, but it’s cer­ 1200 PEOPLE IN PAGEANT 1200 I JULYi3C™ I9Q7 j tain-sure you’ll not RjjRF.YNOLOS Id BACCOCOMPANY know the joy and Showing Gorgeous Costumes, Splendid Training Wl NiSTON S AL£ M. N.C.U.S. A. contentment of a DOES NOT,BITE THE TONGUE ' ______and the Spirit of History______-!jj[ :.y1 y '"’y"1: ■■ i 1 T v friendly old jimmy .. --a^- pipe or a hand rolled Indian Camping, cigarette unless you get on talking-terms with Prince Albert tobacco! Customs, Costumes and Dances shown by . P. A. comes to you with a real reason for ail the 35 Real Indians goodness and satisfaction it offers. It is made by a patented process that removes bite and parch! GE0&GE C. CARY, Esq., of St. Johnsbury, Vermont, a Fort You can smoke it long ar.d hard without a come­ Fairfield boy, now a Great and Wealthy Captain of Industry, back! Prince Albert has always been sold without and the Greatest Dealer in Maple Sugar in the World, will re­ coupons or premiums. We prefer to give quality! turn to his boyhood haunts and activities by driving in the Prince Albert affords the keenest pipe and cigarette Pageant an Ox Team specially brought from Vermont for the enjoyment! And that flavor and fragrance and purpose coolness is as good as that sounds. P.A. just Speoial Trains and Rates on B. & A. Each Day, and on C. answ ers the universal demand for tobacco F. R . last day.______without bite, parch or kick-back! Introduction to Prince Albert isn’t any harder Prince Albert sold everywhere in fe p p y red hags, 5c; tidy red than to walk into the nearest place that sells ^ 7! THREE BANDS tin t, 10c; handsome pound and half-pound tin humidors —and— tobacco and ask for “a supply of P. A.” You pay that clever crystal-glass pound Fort Fairfield, New Sweden and Millinocket (30 Pieces) out a little change, to be sure, but it’s the cheer- humidor with sponge-moistener top that keeps the tobacco in such fullest investment you ever madel TICKETS NOW ON SALE splendid condition. Admission 60c Reserved Seat 76c (3 Days $2.00) Seat in Box $1.00 (3 Days $2.60) Address Centennial Headquarters, prince ir Albert | t _ . Fort Fairfield, Maine Tel. 160 R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, N. C. Copyright 1916 by R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. X The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, August 2, 1916

A Money Making Hurdy Gurdy A Gasolene Engine Bargain Responds for sale at a Bargain, all the latest music*, u Great Bargains In Pipes A nd ,w may be had in a 2 1-2 II. P. Internationa apply to (). B. Buzzed, Houlton, Me. Tobacco at W. II. McLoon Co., Thibodeau I OF LOCAL INTEREST { Horizontal Engine. Particulars at the Blk, sum of money, gloves, and owner’s dish and laundry help wanted for best house in good location and on good street, ter Order of Eastern Star, and under calling card. Will tinder please leave at Webb, Nathaniel Tompkins and The specialties were splendidly : year around and summer hotels in Maine, paying 8216.0,) a year and will sell for tl?e direction of Mr. Theodore H. Timks Ol'tice. i;;t)p Mrs. L. L. McLeod was appointed to given and will compare most favora­ chefs, pastry, all around and 2nd c3 151 ■ Kenduskeag 11 11 24 a most acceptable manner, while Mr. E. Irvine, Carr's store, High St. 230 I 337 586 Jinnld had heavily manned, against 0 , Kingman 4 10 2 2 Lester Kels>, who portrayed the ______j Castle Hdl 29 over unprepared America, rich and 0 PISCATAQUIS COUNTY 1 Lagrange 4 9 30 doctor’s colored servant, keptsthe White Chester Pigs For Sale at j Chapman 12 unheeding. j TOWN 1KERN- HALE HER- [ Loe r> 15 21 Some o f tbe effects have never be­ audience in good humor by his funny 83.00. Apply to Geo. A. Bussell. IIoul- Connor j ton. Phone 334.14. 11 2 ALI) s k y Levant 8 5 14 fore been achieved on the screen. speeches and his excellent acting. Crystal 44 Aeroplanes dropping bombs into 11 ! Ahbot 6, 10 13 Lincoln 30 41 66 Mr. Bird’s portrayal of Ned Arch­ Eagb* Lake 1 54 Timas Square, tine flnanoial district A Good Trade In a Second Atkinson ,S 4 33 Lowell 1 3 7 homes and skyscrapers er, the detective, was that of a fin­ Easton 1 9 135 hand Knox Touring car 5 passenger, may is Blanchard 1 6 12 Mattawamkeag 1 6 40 ruin beneath the shell- ished actor, who had the audience Ft. Fairfield 44 13(5 i be obtained by applying to B. 0. Eudwig, s Bowt-rbank 1 0 111 Maxfkdd (1 3 7 la g II Tlhe enemy fleet, torpedoes with him from curtain to curtain. Ft. Kent 1 99 speeding .on the death missions—all Houlton Savings Bank. n Brownvilh* 20 30 50 Medway 4 8 17 Bil Sykes, the tough, was splendid­ Fivnehvillo 1 43 ! rod more are shown exactly n lo9 1 (over 21 43 691 Milford 28 46 28 done in Europe today. ly handled by Joseph Robinson. Grand Tslo 4 Wanted To Buy 16 Or 2(5 H eavy s Fnxeroft So 38 63! Millinocket 32 38 92 Itb the newspapers teeming with The musical numbers, by a chorus Haym-svillo 24 ; Team horses, weighing from 1500 to 1700 Gi>*-nville 18 38 32 Mt. Chase 2 0 6 rsports of attacks and counter at­ of 50 voices were most catchy, while Hersey 1 3o tacks, of ships being sunk and ar­ each, matched spans and single horses. Ap­ v> G u Ilford 46, 41 83 Now burg t 21 11 the solo parts by Misses Eva Hackett Hodgilon 11 mies being slaughtered, it is very ply at once to A. Chamberlain, Bangor St. Medlord 3 4 19 Newport 29 43 94 mmi that Americans. in the inter­ and Mildred Weiler, and Mr. Harry Houlton 59 4 S3 20tf Mil.) 13 36 76 Oldtown 11 , 112 120 ests of their own self preservation, Grant were delightfully rendered. Island Falls 17 lu4 should attend the “Battle Cry” and Limestone 9 90 M«uisnii IS) l (J 66 ( )rono 14 47 44 Duets by Mr. Newell and Miss Lost—On Road From Houl­ 2 aaa for themselves what is quite IS 56) < >rneville 3 lo Orrmgton 26 24 40 Winona Leighton and “Bill Sykes ton to Fort Kent via New Sweden, a de Linneus likely to happen to their own coun- 96, Parkman 2*2 5 33 ( Passadumkeag 4 13 18 and his Girl,” (Robinson & Champe­ mountable rim and tube. Will tinder kind, Littleton 0 tfj “if we dpu’t watch out.” With Sang.-rville 25 37 50! Patten 6 25 77 Jin# commendation of every loyal on) added much to the pleasure of ly communicate with P. J. Garcelon, Houl­ Ludlow 4 .V> Sol )('(.• 44 Plymouth 6 9 13 3 1 9 6 {'patriot, from former president Roos­ the performance. ton, Maine. 23op Madawaska 20 evelt .down, this great photo-play Mapleton < Shirley 1 11! Prentiss 4 14 lt> Miss Hackett’s two solos “Araby” 1 to the Bljon theatre for a stay Lost—-Somewhere Between Mars Hill 119 Wfdlimrton 4 7 12 Springfield 3 4 8 three days Aug. 8-4-6. To see it, and “The Ladder of Roses,” assisted 2 Union Square and A. E. Mooers farm on Masardis lo 53 Williamsburg 0 6 Stetson 4 3 25 '*** to witness an epic of patriotism, by the chorus, were about as pleas­ O the Ludlow road, on Sunday, an automo­ l 6, •M ' Williamantic 13 4 : Yeazio 1 18 10 miss it, is to avoid one of their ing numbers as has ever been heard Dyer lironk bile crank. Finder please leave with J . 0 0 3 j Winn s 37 ;> duties of good citizenship. Spe- Merrill ]6 11 i Barnard PI, 9 from a Houlton stage. The stage Chester Feeley, at Leighton A Feeley’s, sflfeets and an excellent orches- Monticello st; Elliottsville PI. 1 () 4 | Woodviile 0 . 0 0 tra accom pany the production. effects were indeed beautiful, the and get a smoke. . gA 131 Now Lin'oriel' 23 Kingsbury PI. 0 0 (i I)i> w PI. 5 2 10 3 Now Swodot) 9 66) Lako Y'Vw PI. 4 10 12 Grand Falls PI. 1 1 — — ------Lakeville PI. 4 0 1 Oakfioid 15 :>i 1 274 342 716' Sebois PI. 4 14 2 Orion t. 1) 17 ! Stacy ville PI. 0 5 Per ham 9 24 PE NO BSC:<>T COUNTY 15 2 h e r - j " ebsKr PI. 1 7 Portage Lake 1 1) 29 Tt) W N KERN- HALE ,1 fc — — — Presque Isle 56 45 21S ALD SEA’ 1 The Call St. Agatha 0 1 Alton 5 2 8! 1215 1826 2 5 6 1 To Breakfast Republicans of the Fourth District Has a new appeal for those who awake to a breakfast of NOMINATE AND ELECT

ISAIAH K. STETSON

FOR CONGRESS By training and ability in -every way fitted to represent this great district

With a wide personal and business acquaintance, he knows the needs of the district and how to have them satisfied The«« new com flakes bear a unique deliciousness because of their self-developed flavor .and improved form. The flavor is the true essence of choice, ripe Indian corn. Unlike ordi. nary “com flakes,” the NOW T o a » tiO » do not depend upon cream and sugar for their Members of the Maine Senate for two terms, following service as Speaker of the palatability. Maine House of Representatives in 1899. A lumber manufacturer, interested extensively in other industries, as well as water and rail transportation and ac­ Try ®ome dry—they're good that way and the test will demonstrate their flavor. Then try tive in promoting the interests of eastern Maine. V6 some with cream or rich milk. Note that NflW Post Toasties are not ‘chaffy” in the package ; and that they don’t mush down when cream is added. Mr. Stetson, urged by scores of business men throughout Aroostook, Piscata­ i 'V 6 quis and Penobscot counties, has decided to enter the contest for the nomination. X sw Post Toasties are known by the tiny “ bubbles” on each flake, produced by Now that his services are available, it is up to every Republican and believer in th e quick, intense heat of the new process of making. They come in a wax-sealed package the broad political faith of that party to labor hard to put Mr. Stetson in Con- ^4 that preserves their oven crispness and delightful flavor— the most perfect corn flakes ever osiress. The call from all over the nation is for men of affairs, who will make f produced. personal sacrifices to serve in Congress.

For Tomorrow’s Breakfast-New Post Toasties Nominate Stetson for Congress August 8. The A iok Times, Wednesday, August 2, 1916

HR Il8l»?4»?4 ►?«»?e held at the office of Estate of William Watson, late of Littleton, alab, right rrer tho Pullen's Orchestra of Bangor, one roy, left Friday for her home in Dor­ Edwin L. Vail in Houlton, on the 12th deceased. First and Final Account presented of the very finest musical aggrega­ day of Aug. A. I). 1913, at 10:00 o’clock for allowance by George L. Watson, Admin­ stand an roar slab, to chester, Mass. ♦ in the forenoon, at which time the said tions in Maine, has been employed creditors may attend, prove their claims, istrator. Urn tf bay, straw or sod. The beautifully toned Piano used tbb ditch end of drag to furnish music for the Great His­ appoint a trustee, examine the’ bankrupt, on the platform during the Chautau­ toric Pageant at Fort Fairfield, Aug. and transact such other business as may Estate of story W. Duff, late of Presque qua entertainment, was an Estey properly come before said meeting. Isle, deceased. Petition to determine inher­ . \ stretches, or large 8, 9 and 10, also for the addresses of EDWIN L. VAIL, tba angle at tho Piano and was loaned from the Astle the evenings. This fact of the even­ Referee in Bankruptcy. itance tax presenter! by Annie I). Wiggiu. Dated at Houlton. July 13 1913. In extreme Music Co’s. Parlors. ings. This fact of course insures ft Estate of Joseph Marquis, late of Ashland, music worth going many miles to deceased. Petition for distribution presented • qoaatlty of earth at one Engine Wrecked hear. Probate Notices •• ftockly as possible trass by William Markie, Adminstrator. To all persons interested in either of the to other end of drag. Mis. W. B. Ronan and children of The engine of the night passenger Estates hereinafter named. Estate of Winfield .sawyer, late of Castle It Makes Your I train on the Bangor & Aroostook Woodsville. N. H. arrived in town Friday for a visit with her parents, At a Probate Court held at Fort Kent, in and Hill, deceased. Petition for an allowance out railroad from Northern Maine Junc­ for the County of Aroostook, on the third Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McIntyre, Frank of the personal estate, presented by Alice E. Motor^XVhiz tion, July 25, was overturned by a Tuesday of July, in the year of our Sawyer, widow of deceased. Do Not Forget lin St. If you’ve ever tried to washout at a bridge over a small [.old one thousand nine hundred and sixteen. spin a motor by hand you stream, one mile below Van Buren The following matters having been presented Estate of Vital Bouchard, late of Grand station. Engineer Groves, who with fer the action thereupon hereinafter indicated, Isle, deceased. Petition for an allowance •' to Pay your appreciate what a real job out* of the personal estate, presented by Lea it is. ins-fireman had to swim ashore, was it is hereby Ordered : slightly bruised. Blue Ribbon Hon That notice thereof he given to all persons Bouchard, widow of deceased. And it's hard enough The washout was due to a cloud­ interested, by causing a copy of this order to burst of rain. Two bridges in Ham­ he published three weeks successively Indore for even a fully charged Don’t waste time with or­ NICHOLAS FKSSEXDEN, battery. lin plantation and one at Keegan aiso the third Tuesday of August A. I). 1913, J udge of said Court. were carried away. Lightning struck dinary flour when your gro­ in the Aroostook Times a newspaper published A true copy. a barn on the Caribou road, and it LIGHT So it is up to you to keep cer can give you W illiam at Houlton, in said County, that they may Attest : Sktii S T hornton, Register. your battery fully charged, was burned together with its contents T ell, milled from Ohio Red appear at a Probate Court to be held at the 330 and to use your starter Winter Wheat. Order a sack only when necessary. Up-to-date cook at Susies. today and do some blue He Could Hardly Walk A Season O f Torture For Some ribbon baking. You can , BILL Ask us to tell you how Deranged kidneys cause rheumatism, aches, Try a Lunch, Opp. Union win domestic science prizes Hay fever causes untold misery to thou­ t to make your battery last pains, soreness, stiffness. Ambrose Gary. sands. Asthma, too, counts its sufferers by Square. with the good things baked Sulphur. Okla., writes : “I was bothered the hundreds. Foley’s Honey and Tar a long time and give de­ with kidney trouble ten years and at times from W illiam T ell, the soothes that raw, rasping feeling in the pendable results at all could hr.idly walk. 1 began taking Foley throat, relieves hoarseness and wheezing, 4 times. Willard Service is NOTICE flour that goes farther. Kiuuev 1 uis. I got relief from the first but makes breathing easier, heals inflammation, continued till I had taken three bottles. I permits refreshing slumber. Contains no worth your acquaintance, STATE OF MAINE feel like a new man." Sold Everywhere. opiates. Sold Everywhere. ‘Before Thursday regardless of what battery Office of Board of State Assessors 1; you use. Augusta, August l, mil). Notice is hereby given that the Mate As­ sessors will be in session at the Court House Aug. 10 in Fort Kent on Tuesday, the loth day of H. M. Cates August, at 9 o'clock A. M. ; at the Asses­ sors’ Office in Van Buren on Wednesday, the & Son 10th day of August, at 10.30 o'clock A. M. ; at the Assessors’ Office in Caribou on Thurs­ To North Pacific day, the 17th day of August, at 0 o’clock A. and save 121-2 per ct. M. ; at the Court House in Houlton on Fri­ TOURIST TICKETS California Points. Says Littla day, the 18th day of August, a t 9 o’clock A . Houlton Water Oo. A m para: M„ A. D., 1910, in the County of Aroostook, Tickets on Sale to September 30th. You can’t go wrong to secure information to enable them to make if your battery’s a a just equalization of the taxable ] roperty in Limit October 31st. A Woman’s Kindly Act Willard—if it isn’t, said county, and to investigate charges of you might. VANCOUVER. Canadian Pacific to Vancouver, returning same or re­ G. n Mills, 111., concealment of property from taxation, of VICTORIA, turning any direct Northern or Central mute. * go, un- under-valuation and of failure to assess pro­ SEATTLE, ▲ neighbor brought TACOMA. had been similarly perty liable to taxation. $126.55 From Houlton. I was cured by B. G. McIXTIRE, PORTLAND. & do not funo- Free inspection of any battery J. J. DEARBORN, Going and Returning via Central Routes. aches, pains, are San Francisco, at any time• W. F. DRESSER. whore. Los Angeles, $126.55 From Houlton. Board of State Assessors. H. FOCSC CO. F. II. STERLING, Clerk. 231 DISTRIBUTOR Goim one way via C. I\ R. and Portland. Returning Central Route via Chicago, 817.50 additional. A Good Thing For Chidren DO YOU SUFFER DINING CAR SERVICE UNSURPASSED. I Foley’s Honey and Tar is a particularly good cold, cough and croup medicine for FROM BACKACHE? STANDARD HIGH GRADE EQUIPMENT. children because it contains no opiates or habit-forming drugs. The “little colds" of TOURIST SLEEPERS. STANDARD SLEEPERS. i;f summer, as well as the long standing, deep When yotir kidneys are weak and COMPARTMENT CARS. LIBRARY OBSERVATION PHARMACY seated coughs, that hang on for months, are torpid they do not properly perform PRB8CRIPTI0NISTS — - banished by its use. The first dose brings their functions; your back aches CARS. IS relief and comfort Sold Everywhere. and you do not feel like doing much For Rates. Literature, and all information, write Offora for your consideration a select line of o f anything. You are likely to be M. G. M URPliV, D.P.A., C. P. IL, St. John, X. B. despondent and to borrow trouble, TOOTH BRUSHES* the kind that retain & just as if you hadn’t enough al­ their bristles. , IiM ready. Don’t be a victim any longer. / ■ The old reliable medicine. Hood's HAIR and NAIL BRUSHES, those found * ) / Sarsaparilla, gives strength and only in the best stores. 1 tone to the kidneys and builds up the whole system. Get it today. PERFUME and TOILET WATERS, the best "4 HOT BUST WOOD FURNACES make of Violet and other odors. heat the whole house, store!, TOILET SOAPS that are refined in odor and ! INVITES YOU TO JO IX Relief in Pulmonary the next class entering SEPT. 11. A few hall or church with a single do not roughen the skin. • months interesting study will lit you for a Or Throat TrcsSScs fire, saving enormously from depends largely on the sufferer's ab l- CHOCOLATES, Lownev’s of Boston, must be good position. Our graduates are successful, ity to upbuild a weakened system, au.l the trouble of separate stoves. YOU will be if you take a course NOW. thus hasten a return of normal bmi; eaten to be appreciated. O. A. HODGINS, Prin., Houlton, Me. functions. Burn rou£h wood such as In this effort much depends rn 'r. -r. OIQARS, Imported and Key West, the best air—night and day—anil a: •: can be had at least expense. known brands. food. The patient should ref Cut This work f..at overtaxes, and ai'. v Control the fire because The leading Periodicals and Magazines. precautions should be taken, Advertisement Out commonsense measures do not a.v,.i> -, they are fitted tight. and get a beautiful achieve the desired results unless aid­ ed by proper medication. One will cost but little to It is here that Eckman’s Alterative install and will pay for itself Fred O. Hanagan, Proprietor $5.00 Portrait has evidenced its worth, for in many cases it has effected lasting beruid. many times over in satis­ * Nurse Directory And often such troubles seem to > .e'.o to it. factory service. j Opposite Elks Home for 98 cts. In no case is its use attend'd wMi THE HOT BLAST Made by possible harm, since it contains no — IT PAYS TO WALK — poisonous or habit-forming urugs, P OOD A BISHOP CO., Bangor, Me. Established 1839 At your druggist’s. The Houlton Art Co. Eekman Laboratory, Philadelphia. Houlton, Maine. H.-J. Hathaway Go. Houlton, Me 231 p Hamilton^* Grant’Co. Houlton, Maine ► i ' v' .'V M': ■^A±A^Uftgk''times, W ednesday, August, 2, 1916 1 ^tVe’vo le a ,ct auge since you wen ’up bore. Miss Gerard.” he remarked. o K “The ships stop first at Omar now, you see. I trust it won’t inconvenience ’a £ (W veen D18 thumb you.” You are Invited to “Not in the least,” said Natalie. “1 The American Express Company operates the Appbiton blushed for all tbe shall arrive at Hope quite soon express business. World !!Ue a boy, then answered stiffly: enough.’’ TIME AT WHICH TRAINS ARE EX­ : *lt stand* for Violet. Rut that isn’t Dan led the two girls ashore and up PECTED TO ARRIVE AND DEPART my fault, aud I’m doing my best to through the town to a moss green bun­ #*• It down.” galow. its newness attested by the yel­ IN EFFECT JUNE UUti. HODLTON’S BIG FAIR J On bar 'return to tbe Review office tbe low sawdust aft id fresh shavings which Trains scheduled to leave Moulton: managing editor complimented Miss lay about. Amid their exclamations of Daily Except Sunday Appleton on ber work aud surprised delight he showed them the neatly fur­ 7.60 a. m.—for Ft. Fairfield, Caribou, bar by assigning ber to Alaska to ex­ nished Interior and. among other won Van Buren and inter­ Aug. 29,30,31, Sept. 1 pose tbe men who were “trying to ders, a bedroom daintily done in white, mediate stations 10.07 a. m.—for Millinocket, Bangor and snatcb control of tbe empire.” with white curtains at the mullioned principal intermediate stations—Port­ windows and a suit of wicker furni­ land and Boston, via. Medford. CHAPTER VIM. ture. Dining Car Millinocket to Bangor. Ob­ servation Parlor Car Van Buren to The Town of Omar. “Where he dug all that up I don’t Bangor. HE town of Omar lay drenched know." Dan said, pointing to the bed 11.20 a. m.—for Ashland, Fort Kent, St. Automobiles and Carriages Free in mist as tbe steamer bearing and dresser and chairs. "He must Francis and intermediate stations, also for Washburn, Presque Isle, Van tbe representative of tbe Re­ have had it hidden out somewhere." Buren,Grand Isle, Madawaska, French, view drew in at the dock. The Eliza surveyed this chamber with ville, St. Francis and intermediate Whole region was sodden and rain wondering eyes. “It makes me feel stations via. Squa Pan and Mapleton aoaked, verdant with a lush growth. quite ashamed,” she said, “though, of 12.46 in.— for Fort Fairfield, Caribou, inrestone and intermediate staitons. Kp summer aun shone here to bake course, he did It for Dan. When he t 1.46 p. in_for Millinocket, Greenville, Ban­ • uprooting leave* or sear tender grasses. discovers my abominable mission he’ll gor, and intermediate stations, Portland Beneath tbe sheltering firs a blanket probably set me out in the rain and and Boston. Sleeping Car Derby to break: all my lead pencils. But isn’t he Boston. Dining Car Derby to Bangor, Af mesa extending over hill and vale, 6.55 n ni—for Fort Fairfield, Caribou, Van knee deep and treacherous to the foot. magnificent?" Buren and intermediate stations, NOTICE Omar Itself was a mushroom city. “He quite overwhelms one,” Natalie 7.27 p. m.—for Millinocket, Bangor and in­ Sprung up by magic, as if the damp­ agreed. “Back in New York he's been termediate stations, Portland and Bos­ ton. Buffet Sleeping Car Van Buren ness at Its roots bad caused it to rise sending me American Beauties every to Boston TO POTATO GROWERS flfeenlgbt A sawmill shrieked com- week for more than a year. It’s his T r a in s D u e B o u lt o n . plfllnmgly; a noisy switch engine shunt­ princely way.” She colored slightly Daily Except Sunday Do not forget the extraordinary results obtained with Modi- ed tows of flat ears back and forth, despite the easy frankness of her 7 40 a- an—from Boston, Portland, Bangor teeing lustily; the rattle of steam manner. and intermediate stations. Buffet Sleep­ Kiltone last season. Wtnebsa and tbe cries of stevedores “You are still working miracles,” ing Car Boston to Van Buren. b p s discharging freighter echoed Natalie told O’Neil an hour later, while 10 06 a. m —from Van Buren, Limestone, Modified Kiltone has been proven the best spraying material flgptgflg the hillsides. he was showing his visitors the few Caribou,' Fort Fairfield and inter- mediate stations. on the market. See your dealer before buying. I)an Appleton, his clothing dewy from sights of Omar, “miracles of kindness, 12. 36 p. m.—from Boston, Portland, Bangor, the leg; his cheeks hronsed by expos- as usual.” Greenville and intermediate stations. Do not accept any substitute. m w«e over the rail before tbe ship Dan and his sister were following Sleeping Car Boston to Derby. Din­ Ask your dealer about our quick and safe poison. lflg nwifl that and had Elisa in his at a distance, arm in arm and chatter­ ing Car Bangor to Millinocket. (.37 p. m —from Caribou, Fort aagm crashing her with the hug of a ing like magpies. Fairfield and intermediate stations, Bead what some of the growers are saying about Modified Kil­ “No, no! That cottage is nothing. 2.50 p. in.—from St. Francis, Fort Kent, tone. *Xknne np to tbe house, sis, quick,” Miss Appleton had to have some place Ashland and intermediate stations, also hecrled when the first frensy of greet­ to stop.” St. Francis, Frenchville, Madawaska, Grand Isle, Van Burer.. Washburn, J ohn N. A dams T h e K i e-Tone Co . ing wna o r n - ^ r house and mine!” “This all seems like magic.” Natalie Presque Isle and intermediate stations, IBs eyes, ware dancing; his face was paused and looked over the busy little via. Mapleton and Squa Pan. H oulton, Newark, N. J. 6.53 p. m.—from Boston, Portland. Bangor, Aflgbt with eagerness. town. Ar ’ to think you have done It Millinocket and principal intermediate Dear Sir; Houlton, Me., June 6, 1916 Gentlemen; fBet,. Danny.” she laughed, squeez­ In a ye:'.v." stations via. Medford. Dining Car | I used Modified Kiltone last year with ing hit arm tenderly, “you live with “It was I who did it: the credit Bangor to South Lagrange^ Observa- J I would like to certify that last season I 3S , O’Nefl and an those other men in belongs t > those ‘boys’ of whom I told tion Parlor Car Bangor to \ an Buren. : used Modified Kiltone to spray my potatoes, perfect satisfaction. I sprayed four times ghorithle. crawling bunkhouse.” 7.25 p. m.-from Van Buren. Limestone, j you. They are all here, by the way— Caribou, Fort Fairfield and inte rmedi-1 with very satisfactory results, obtaining 95 using five lbs. per acre per application. I “Oh. do I? I’ll have you know that Parker. McKay. Mellon. Sheldon. Doc ate stations. averaged no bbls. per acre on 40 acres and m m huukhonaoe daft crawl. And, be- Gray—he has the hospital, you know.” Timetables giving complete informa-1 barrels of potatoes per acre where Modified f|gc»- B it wait! It> a s’prise!” “Aud Mr. Whiter?” tion may be obtained at ticket offices, j Kiltone was used, aud only 25 barrels in cen­ am using it altogether this season. This /J'MkHl’prlast" she queried eagerly, “Oh. we couldn’t exist without Hap­ GEO. M. HOUGHTON, i'ass’r Traffic j ter of the piece where not used. All is re­ material gave me at least 30 p. c. increase in opm m ar py Tom! No, the only miracle about Manager, Bangor, Me. * | yield over where I did not spray He nodded. - all this is the loyalty that has made it quired of Modified Kiltone is to add water me whet It is, quick! You possible. It is that which has broken and it is ready for use. I consider Modified Kiltone the best I ever Anew 1 never could welt for s’prises.” all records in railroad building; that’s “You Should See used, ,<$|Nfe K*e e brand new .ultra stylish what has pushed our tracks forward G. F. F in n e m o r e T hom as E . H a e e , Caribou IHfldMCa for Just you and me. When' fntil we’re nearly up to one of nature’s Jim Eat” He chBf heard you were coming 1 real miracles. You shall see those gla­ The man who can’t take three ^|..,m mommarn built” ciers one of these days. Sometimes I square meals a day is usually weak Dealers: John N. Adams, Houlton S. C. Spratt, ^*Hpnayl It wee only live days ago wonder if even the devotion of those or ailing. Food, and plenty of it, Aflhlflg .ponf* is necessary to health and strength. men will carry us through the final When a man is off his feed, the first Island Falls Frank Bradstreet, Bridgewater Mlhet,s nelly ten days for us, for, test. But—you shall meet them all to­ thing to do is to get the stomach in yen eee, we never aleep. It Is finished night—my whole family.” order and coax back the appetite. l I end your room is In white “I can’t. The ship leaves this after­ And “L. F.” Atwood’s Medicine is »im paint wfll be dry tomorrow. noon.” the thing to do it with. A great rem­ |d wenderr “I’ve arranged to send you to Hope edy for the stomach, liver and bowels, HMMmbaring the nature of her mis- In my motorboat just as Mr. Gordon that soon sets these organs working | HUm demurred. “I’m afraid I sent me on my way a year age. You roperly, and creates a natural and l ir a them. Dan. You know”— Kealthy desire for food, which is one , i/#,. ■■ will stay with the Appletons tonight of the first signs of getting well. hmltated ”1 may have to write and help at the house warming, then “L. F.” Medicine is an old-fashioned g dreadful things about Dan will take you on in the morning. remedy and a good thing to have in the Women are such rare guests at Omar house when any member of the family DlSfd face fell. “You ar that we refuse to part with them. You feels weak and out of sorts. ’ - to attack the chief! I had n agree?” FREE.—On receipt of a yellow outside wrap­ per with your opinion of the medicine, we will cf thatr’ He looked genuinel; IJow can I refuse? Your word send one of our Needle Books with a good (Hetreased and a little stem, seems to be law here. I’ll send word assortment of high grade needles, useful in every family. fhe Igld a pleading bund upon hi ta mother by the ship that I am de­ . *Farg!t'o me. Dan.” she said. “ tained by reyr.l decree.” “L. F.” Medicine Co., Portland, Me. Cooking you Wl>jil, feel. and. to te! Sbe spoke with u gayety that seemed truth, 1 don’t rc.e that part of 1 little -forced, ami at mention of her from baring I;or wouruts—above all. a lit. But It w. v? xsjr big ihnncc- departure a subtle change hud come n 0 Of thing 1 h;*vtf hew waiGn. wound so viml and so personal as this. by aver her face. O’Neil realized that she “Dees you;• nndhor know?” lie que­ lor. I couldn’t be.ir t j niktf |t. had matured markedly since his last ried. was u suspicion i f tears lu ho tapeting With her; there was no longer “No. I i ivferrevl to toil her in Mr. didn’t t!/; k it all out. t j !$<* i'c sfunp effect of naive girlish- I av, fully i " d:;v’t Jordon’s presem-e.” Murray noticed Electricity SS. ■ .i. r 'V that she no longer called tin? man un­ I w^rfiV? /.' ■!: tru. ‘This was a very unhappy year for Jfrrf 1 do la - de. “But now that the ton > lias come your lo;fid subject, Mr. O’Neil.” I’m frightened." * C?U»! I U “J’m f .riy,” he declared with such “Never allow yeurse.f to be afraid. a j f f * ** ' genuine that she was moved Fear Is some*hing false; it doesn't t j Sc,«1 v. UOI*. 1 C . * > COnfidc Ui La ? Vt exist.” heps you won't feel like excoriating Mother a :41 <*ry ruiued.” ^ »“•* “It sec.^s to me be was—unfaithful 1‘on Ic.irn mere aba:.t “Will yo,; u*!l me about it?” to his trust. Ad I right?" ”r r y'L*t *eaoe of mtinl and rod-bed w her of her girlhood, but she shrunk (To Be Continued.! I t 99 0 ■■ 0 MIL ran HUT GULL No. E984 150-600 Watts Price $5.50 Three Nickel Plated Cooking Pane % Vyi", 2n deep MICHEUN drill heating surface 7^" diameter. Baking Oven Nickel Plated 10^" diameter, 4^" high inside, $5 extra.

Sva,': 6 ft. heater cord and Hubbell Attachment MICHEUN UNIVERSAL TREADS [Plug connecting with any lamb socket. m i and RED TUBES •re notd bigh-priced!~ Just compare these priceswith those yon have been paymg.1 fe ll/ "You UNIVERSAL imimSAL TOAD CASINGS AND RED TUIIS Walt tm you talk keb Rad it vaftiaa his kind- Sim < 2 J L IOMT feast Thaw’s no Tzbaa Broils, Boils, Grills, Stews, etc. ***** I1I.SS •••••• 13.55 t e ': ; h':: m fe stay, and Mur- i l l ! 24.M 924.00 4.55 Especially adapted to the needs of the many living in apartments, &I; ' 4 : yoo up and put you ss 25.45 4.25 Kji; (25.15 ss 5.00 summer cottages, etc., who are doing light housekeeping. I he cost ftpd all, if 3* 27.95 s s 5.30 S/' ' 1 oco qv.t on thiWork 33.40 “ 13.00 0.55 "■ fdnhro bssn hare to 34.75 14.75 5.90 of operating is small. t; i „ : i 2*r 35.70 15.70 0.90 f e a ■■ Sant apologies and M tfM to R ti % 30.00 0.30 ,2 things which I’ve Tmkm Am i In « 3S*S 40.50 40.50 0.55 For late suppers or small gatherings, where daintiness of service MflM iiCMlPi IHflft *7 41.90 11.90 8.35 •n « tmmd mm to A rather than quantity is desired, the “Universal’ Round Grill stands still looked troubled?*- tAtir ctuingo potjmbfr A1m udU ia toft kid tbcku Bat waltr she cried, with hm SI z 4, priei $22.25. unique among the electric devices on display at the SfiV of mood. 4Tve made A||h A***,i<,s**,*W''' the dsareet the meet The MSeheBa Universal Tread combines all the advantages D of non-skids of both the raised-trend and suction-tread typos. D ! We shared the same MJcheUn Rod Tabes retain their velvety softness indefinitely. w st* listen . She ac- Used In combination, Michelin casings and tubes make the HOULTON WATER CO. pretty* *o of course I'm most satisfaelecy^tiiaequfeinent^ y ”1 fdirltfe." She, hurried away tf Dan's loyal protests- Houlton, Maine w ie paetty—mow beau- atvtar mera pleasing to R M . Cates & Son ha eechlds of Brasil. A to pre- lAUTY.Omy-THt jmkw arrival with was trace

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