The Republican Journal. V PLUME "" 89_BELFAST, MAINeTtHURSDAYTYoVEMBER 22, 1917. NUMBER 47 Contents ot Today’s Journal. The Red Triangle Drive. OBITUARY. brothers also survive: wife o: A Proclamation Mary, The News of Belfast. Thanksgiving by Liberty Bond Sociable” on Friday night age 1. Make it a Red Cross Christmas.. Sadie Isaac Flagg of Belmont, Thomas Grad; the for the young folks. A and Geraldine Farrar Wedding Bells.... Tne work of raising $5,000, Waldo Pearson Adams, wife of Charles President. program S. of Bangor, Ira Grady of Brooks am Miss Mima M. Valentine, superintend- new games. Admission ten cents. The Red Triangle Drive. .Obituary.. county’s quota of the $35,000,000 to be Adams, died at her home at South Next Frank E. of The ent at the Waldo It has .Secret Societies. .The Montville Grady Belfast. funera County Hospital, re- long been the honored custom of Sunday preaching at the Shipbuilding. raised in the United States for the Y. M. Oct. 22nd, after an illness of Northport Bap- will our people to turn in the fruitful autumn News of Belfast..A some take place to-morrow, Friday. turned recently from Portland, where tist Church at 2.30 by Mr. Richardson. Thanksgiving C. A. war work last Thursday months known since last May to of the in began she visited Mrs. year praise and thanksgiving Proclamation by the President. ..The be the incurable Roscoe Arey at the to evening when a meeting was called at malady, Bright’s disease. Almighty God for His many blessings Churches. .Personal. SHIPBUILDING. Maine General Mr. The which Hospital. Arey is and mercies to us as a nation That PERSONAL. the Public Safety rooms under the direc- demise, was painless, came in 2. Editorials-How to do Without the | with his wife, who remains comfortable. custom we can follow now even in the age tion of O. E. with Rev. presence of her sorrowing Frost, chairman, husband, Mathews Brothers report that they midst of the of a world shaken ..Transfers in Real Estate.. tragedy Charles Howard of Gardiner was a Sugar. three sons and Advertised re- B. P. Brown ot the Essex street Baptist daughter-in-law, three have some Letters. The following by war and immeasurable in the Women Knew About It. .Women Re- made progress during the last disaster, cent guest of Belfast friends. church of and grandchildren, and three sisters and a letters remained uncalled for in midst of sorrow and great because Men in Banks. .A Nation Os- Bangor present represent- week. They have received several car- the Bel- peril placing even amidst the darkness R. W. Switzer of the State Y. The commit- brother, her aged father fast post office for the week that has gath- Switzer, S. C., is the .. Not ing M. C. A. being absent. loads of for ending Nov. tracised England Starving. Oregon fir timber the ship- ered about us we The can see the great bless- guest of James Sholes and tee organized with an executive board obsequies were conducted by Rev. 21, 1917: Ladies—Mrs. J. B. Slate. Gen- family. age 3. The Brotheihoods’ New Bluff AH They have completed arrangements with ings God has bestowed upon us, blessings of T. W. L. pastor of the that are Mrs. I. L. Wilband of was Sorts. .Outline of Future Worn by consisting Frank Parker, Charles Pratt, Baptist church Durham & Sheldon to get their piling, tlemen—Hollis Brown, James A. Cole, better than mere peace of mind Thomaston at and .Air- S. Fred R, Rockland, assisted by Mr. F. F. Phil- Stanley W. F. N. prosperity of enterprise. in Belfast over Sunday with friends. County Agent N S, Donahue. Bickford, Poor, Selwyn Thomp- stage poles, cap and bed timbers, etc., on Meacher, Guy Steves, cousin of Mr. “We have been given the opportunity to men Study Bird Life. .A Heroine of son, Ben D. Field, Ralph H. Howes and lips, Adams. The floral the lot near the old at North- Wentworth, Hanford Wise. Miss Grace A. Lord and Isabel Hermitage serve mankind as we once served ourselves Cooper War. tributes were beautiful and Wilson Ellis. Mr. Parker was chosen touching port. have a crew of men in the of our returned Saturday from a short visit in They cutting Thomas H. Marshall Circle will have a great day Declaration of Inde- reminders f 4. Editoiials.. A Letter From a Journal treasurer. Mr. Brown remained here of her life of graces and and teams It is to land pendence, by taking up arms against a Newport. hauling. planned 10-cent Thanksgiving lunch at their Friend. benefactions. The of i tyranny that threatened to master and .County Correspondence. during the week and assisted by Lloyd people the towns the stuff at the shore near Browns’ Cor- Mrs. next debase men Jennie McKinley Cole left Friday ot meeting Tuesday afternoon to which everywhere and joining with ['age 5. The News of Belfast. Me Keen decorated a window in the Howes Appleton, Liberty, Montville and ner, from which will be rolled point they all members and comrades of the Post other free peoples in demanding for all for Rockport where she will spend the e6 Maine Items Our Silk Manufacture store with one of most real- Searsmont thronged the Adams i grocery the goodly into the water, rafted, and towed to their are the nations of the world what we then winter with friends. ..Volunteer fer Red Cross... War invited. The lunch will consist of to take a and istic advertisements before the public in homestead, last look at the wharf in Belfast. have some of demanded obtained for ourselves. In Saving Game. Dress in London.. Po- They and cook- Mrs. H. earth form of the i sandwiches, coffee, doughnuts this day of the revelation of our duty not C. Pitcher left recently for tatoes by Weight. .The Exhilaration this campaign. It was a fac-simile dug- deceased, and to pay this timber in their yard which already ies and the sisters are to fur- to defend our own of tribute to her requested only rights as a nation, Caribou, where she is the guest of her Flight, out such as is used in the first line memory, her devotion to was hauled j all the distance by team. nish but to defend also the rights of free men 7. War Savings The Probate Court.. generously. son, R. L. Pitcher and family. trenches in for the in their her home, husband, family and the com- Aid to of Soldiers. Re- France boys They have engaged Harry Babbidge of throughout the world, there has been l Dependents 1 munity. Mrs. Adams was born Hospital notes. Mrs. Abbie Ram- vouchsafed us in full and meas- Mrs. Jennie Carrow' has returned from port on Belfast City Farm..Canada hours of rest. A touch of life was added Oct. 3, Dark Harbor to do the pile driving and inspiring «loud in Russia ure the resolution and of ac- has Park. Thinking and was married to of was spirit united where she was the guest of her by the Belfast Boy Scouts who were seat- 1864, Mr. Adams Oct, ! other work around the wharf. Mr. Bab- sey Northport operated on last Bangor, tion. We have been brought to one mind ■ K 8. Searsport. County Correspondence 20, since lived at Thursday at the Waldo daughter, Mrs. James DeVere. • ed inside playing games, writing home, 1884, having South [ is some on County Hospital. and A new Born.. Married. Died. ..Belfast Price bidge making slight repairs purpose. vigor of common where her children and Maria Lorimer of is a counsel Mr. and Current. .Stockton Springs. etc. It attracted a great deal of atten- Montville, grand- the pile driver, and will be ready for ;.Mrs. Searsport and common action has been re- Mrs. S. S. L. Shute anc little vealed in us. We tion. children were born. Soon after her mar- medical patient and is should especially thank daughter Elena have returned fiom a work within two or three days. The improving. Fred God that in such circumstances in the mass was neia at tne voio- riage she became a member of the Free Condon of Northport is also a medi- visit with relatives in Rockland. v ike it a Red Cross Christmas. meeting | keel for this ship is on the way end un- midst of the greatest enterprise the spirits nial Theater 3.30 with a Baptist church at South in cal patient.Winnie Crocker of Brooks Sunday at p. m., Montville, less delayed by rail transportatioi ought of men haveevet entered upon, we have Mrs. Sarah R. Pierce has returnee from which her was taken if we fair sized audience present to listen to j activities in word and deed to be in the ten The I critically ill with appendicitis but observe a reasonable and prac- where she has lajor Murphy in Paris has cabled the yard inside of days. Boston, been the guest of were ever those of a ! last at No 19 ticable economy, abundance with which one of Maine’s most eloquent orators, true, consistent and contract for the frame has been Thursday Congress street. her Miss E. Pierce. to Washington: j placed to supply the needs of those associated daughter, Mary •owing He was taken to Rev. H. E. Dunnack of Augusta, now exemplary Christian. Modest in profes- \ and is the the hospital, where he The Red Cross has direct responsibility j delivery promised by middle of with us as wed as our own. A new light Leroy Bowden has gone to Rumford sion, she in quiet and constant devotion ! underwent a serious but State Librarian who, with all the State December. very operation, shines about us. The greatest duties of a where he has us with surgical dressings employment and where ne upplying is now new awaten has been of his time and made radiant the unfailing worth of piety, The labor improving. day a new and greater na- 1 in the whole situation here officials, giving j situation seems to be adjust- j will be joined later by Mrs. Bowden. nothing tional spirit in us. We shall never in most work. Earth can but pronounce such a life again energy this commendable ing itself. They have had several appli- The at the Public be qually important. Red Cross standard management Safety divided or wonder what stuff we are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Copeland have re- blessed. can I The the use of the Heaven but welcome it, cations men sent over management gave from experienced who will rooms that con- made of. ssings in millions must be reported Tuesday 4,351 turned to their home in Albion after a when its mission is “And theater. McKeen’s orchestra with Mrs. earthly ended—no, be ready to work as soon as the servation while we render thanks for these all possible speed. The American begin pledges have been signed and two weeks' visit with Belfast relatives. not that—crowned. In the Eastern let us pray God that in Bessie Keyes at the piano, Lloyd McKeen, Star, lumber is in the in sufficient quan- things, Almighty ten who compose the Red Cross Chap- yard returned. In some towns practically all the and Ladies’ Circle she humbleness of spirit we may look al- Mr. and Mrs. leader and Dean Grange will be to warrant on a crew. Also Henry Wentworth will should with all enthusiasm violinist, Knowlton, tity putting every family was reached. In Montville ways to Him for that we may prepare guidance; to Boston Charles equally missed and cherished in memory. from a go and Pawtucket where they the dressings which clarinetist, Bartlett, cornetist, number of inexperienced men. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Clement returned be kept constant in the spirit and purpose speed possible That to will Fred and John memory husband, sons, grand- Four cars of the lumber for the of service that by His grace our minds spend Thanksgiving with their son. ^oing to mean life or death to our own Sylvester, trombonist, finishing cards from every family with one excep- and all of her dear may be directed and our hands strength- Parker, traps and drums, gave its service, children, kindred, wharf have been shipped from Portland J Oscar Olson n, this whole question deals with the tion. The management wish to extend ened; and that in His time liberty who is employed by tne will them to turn from the good 1 and before the address and to prompt grief ; and are due to airive here A num- International it vital thing that the women of Amer- close, play- today. thanks and appreciation for all who as- and security and peace and the comrades Harvester Co. of Boston ed music. Rev. Arthur E. Wil- that looks into an open grave even unto ber of common be vouchsafed has can do for the soldiers in this war.” inspiring of experienced ship carpenters work- sisted in this most essential work in justice may been spending a short vacation at his that which looks unto the stars of heaven. all the nations of the earth. his information should be given wide son of the First Parish Unitarian church ing in other yards outside of Belfast these most critical times of war’s need. home in East Belfast. She lived for them. She tried to have "Wherefore, I Woodrow Wilson, Presi- interest offered and Charles Hammons led have put in for work here so •licity by you to stimulate the prayer, applications dent of the United States of America, Miss Ruth Henderson them think she was to live but '< About 45 of the neighbors and friends of Augusta, cor- in the of America. He also ren- longer, that return and be at home with do the 29th he Red Cross workers and thereby in- singing 1 they may hereby designate Thursday, “We are in God’s hands.”—F. F. P. of Mr. and Mrs. H. respondence editor of the Kennebec Jour- said, Ralph Cunningham, day of November, as a day of ase the of dressings. Since dered George M. Cohan’s patriotic song, their families. They all represent that next, production who nal arrived for a were recently married and have be- thanksgiving and prayer, and invite the Friday hrief visit with cases a whole box of “Over There,” which was greeted with board and room is expensive and many dressings N. they cease Miss The sudden death of Charles Dicker, gun housekeeping over their store at the people throughout the land to upon Anne M. Kiltredge. seen Mr. Frost then introduced Mr can make a of at least $1 ised on one patient, it may be applause. at in saving per day that day from their ordinary occupations, which took place Temple Heights, Head of the Tide, gave them an old fash- the demand is Dunnack who spoke over an hour. living at home, and in consideration of j and in their several homes and places of Joseph Pendleton of Islesboro was in stupendous. last week, caused much re- I ioned serenade last Northport, Saturday evening tender thanks to the Great Belfast last He divided his address into four sec- the fact that the same scale of wages worship God, Saturday on his way home gret among his many friends in that about 10 o’clock. Music for Ruler of nations.’’ Branches are asked to hold all Christ- the occasion from a in tions as follows: 1st, Why we are at war; will be paid here as elsewhere, this means hunting trip Northern Maine. town, this city and other places where j was s packages until Dec. 1st as the Supply furnished with horns, tin pans, bells, He two deer the one issue with President $1 more in net than get brought with him. 2nd, Wilson, he had resided. The deceased was born earnings they vice is into quarters. etc., and a libera! amount of confetti THE CHURCHES. moving larger the U. S. and and all Amer- while in other In Army Navy, town of March away working yards. Judge Reuel Robinson, Mrs. foreign shipment has been completed in the Kingman 24, 1846, was also brought and used. Henry B. Robinson, except the traitors for that side: addition to this there are better social and 1 icans, the son of Joseph and Hannah I Mrs. Frank W. Conant and Miss Eliza- i the remainder go to the camps in this H., Dicker, Ladd, in behalf of the party, presented Next Sunday morning at the Unitarian 3rd, the men who are to represent us at educational privileges here than in some beth and his early life was spent in that town ! ! them with a mission rocker Ccnant of Camden motored to Bel- mtry. and lamp. church Rev. A. E. Wilson will preach on the front must be and of the smaller towns. While a j equipped supplied and in the town of Prentiss. He later shortage Both Mr. and fast Sunday and railed on friends. Mrs. Cunningham expressed the subject: “One Thing for Which to be The children of the Saturday Cove as Americans should be; 4th. the war will where for of labor is very evident, it looks now as came to this county, many j their surprise and The even- pleasure. Thankful in 1917.” All are cordially in- Miss Florence Brown is as their Mrs. Hazel finally be won by the spirit and patriotism if there would be no difficulty in obtain- substituting ool, through teacher, years he made his home. In 1912 he was and with ing spent socially cards vited. In the evening this church will ! manager at the Damariscotta oflire of the have contributed $10 to the Red of the men at the front. Tne only way ing as a crew as can be worked to d, purchased a lot of land and a small store large until midnight. Confectionery, nuts and unite in the Union Thanksgiving service Western Union Telegraph Co., during the *ss Fund. to keep this spirit alive when our men wrhere he has since advantage during the construction period. at Temple Heights, cigars were served. at the Congregational church. vacation of Miss the are face to face w th the brute Orders for Richards, manager. brought been located each and in the machinery and other supplies here will be a Red Cross meeting on summer, A. E. Clark. Sons of forces of is the efforts for the will be within the Camp, Veterans, A Harvest Home Festival was observed Arthur Ritchie returned Germany through winters w’orked out in the At ship placed Sunday night Nov. 30th at 2.30 p. m. in Memo- country. observed Veterans last day, of the Y. M. C. who are the next ten night Monday last Sunday at Trinity church, East Bel- from a business to A., carrying Temple Heights he had been busy each days. trip New York He Hall. evening with members of Thomas H. with exhibitions of kinds of Red Triangle even to the first iine fast, many left Tuesday for where he j season doing odd jobs of work for the Bangor, appear- SECRET SOCIETIES. Marshall Post, G. A. R., guests of honor fruits and Next at FARRAR trenches. The first the American vegetables. Sunday ed in a reference case before GERALDINE thing cottagers and looking after his store. Judge King. and representatives of all their other Mason Mills church there will be a meet- young men see when they land in France He was preparing to leave there in a few Mrs. F. Brown of The Woman God j Aurora Rebekah Lodge will hold a five- allied bodies present. The following of the executive committee at 10 a. Mary Morrill has re- Forgot," Friday, is this symbol, and it is the only thing ing days and was getting things in readiness turned from a fourteen Matinee and at 1 cent sociable at their meeting Tuesday program was carried out: Singing, Ameri- followed a service and months' visit Evening, that can the prison of m., by preaching penetrate camps and had crated some of his groceries to with Colonial Theatre. j evening, Nov. 27th, for the benefit of the by audience; address of school. At church there relatives in Laurel, Mont. She was the Mr. Dunnack ca, welcome, Sunday Trinity enemy. very graphic- bring back to town. Last week he was the the week j Flower Fund. Everybody come. Fred A. Mrs. McKin- will a guest past of her described the needs of the Y. M. C. Seward; reading, be business meeting at 2.30 p. m., sister, ally employed in clearing up a lot of land for Mrs. Alice E. Bramhall. traldine Farrar, the noted prima don- Miss Nellie Gray Coombs of Lone Star i non; solo, Miss Katherine E. Brier; re- followed by preaching and Sunday school. A. and urged his hearers to do what they Orrin J. Dickey of this city and had will make her debut under the Art- O. E. inspected marks and a poem by Mrs Dora J. At the R. T. Rankin left for could to supply them. He spoke of his the work when he is Chapter, S., Islesboro, People’s Methodist Church next Tuesday Peters- Theatre nearly completed 11 trade-mark at the Colonial Primrose of Belfast last Friday evening. Bridges; reading, Mrs. Eva Gordon; sing- Sunday morning the Rev. Chas. burg, Fla., where he will spend the win- recent visit to Ayer, Mass., where he supposed to have dropped dead from pastor, r riday, in “The Woman God Forgot,’’ Seaside Chapter of Camden and Lone ing by three little girls; solo, B. L. Davis; W. will on “Men’s ter. Mr. Rankin has taken an walked the streets of that great canton- heart trouble. is thought that he died Martin, speak Deep- apart- ]t B. .ectacular photodrama written espe- Star of Islesboro were special guests. remarks, Wni. Woodbury; reading, est Hunger and How Satisfied.” The ment and was accompanied by his house- ment of 35,000 men and unknown, talked as he was seen and Tuesday Monday A. for her by Jeanie MacPherson, and Other chapters represented were Sears- Mrs. S. Parker; Lincoln’s Gettysburg Sunday school meets at 12 o’clock. In keeper, Mrs. Emma F. Esles. with those whom he met, visited the va- seemed in good health. Wednesday some ured under the direction of Brooks and Columbia Falls. Address by Thos. Mrs. personal and wherever port, Monroe, Gannon; reading, the evening there will be the customary rious huts, barracks, etc., girls who were passing through the Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Knowlton left B. the noted director. McKeen’s orchestra furnished music for Mabel yes- deMille, he asked. “What is the Bridges; reading, Smith; singing, union Thanksgiving service at the Con- he met the Roys grounds came across his body beside the terday for a few days’ visit in Boston. ■ line MacPherson, who wrote the the and during supper. The Star Spangled Banner, by all. Ice cream church at ? Is it The an- reception gregational 7.30. All are in- Y. M. C. A any good?” road, where he fell. Medical Examiner Mr. Knowlton went on business and Mrs. v of “Joan the Woman,” is also re- reception took place at fi p. m. with Miss and cake were served. vited to participate in this most fitting i swer was prompt and enthusiastic, “Its Dr. Orris S Vickery of this city was Knowlton will visit friends. Alfred nsible for the authorship of “The Coombs, Grand Patron, O. S. Vickery, and seasonable gathering with the finest the finest thing in the world, sir He ailed and F. A. Nye, undertaker, and POOR’S Mills. The Sunday school Shute will act as city marshal during Ins- man God Forgot,” and also for Mary Past Patrons, George R. Doak and Clif- of music The sermon will be the said that in all his visit at Ayer and in after an examination it was decided that and meetings have closed for this fall. by absence. Kford’s recent productions, “The Lit- ford J. Pattee, Past Mrs. pastor of the church. The going back and forth from Boston to the death resulted from heart failure and the I Matrons, The Ladies Sewing Circle is invited to People’s pray- ■ and “A Romance of the American” Arthur Ritchie and Miss Bertha A. er meeting this, Thursday, evening, sub- i Wallace M. Ellis and his sons. M;.rell cantonment, encountering hundreds of remains were removed to the Nye under- meet with Mrs. Arthur Higgins this week. woods Wiley, Past Patron and Matron R. H. ject: “The Last Invitation in the Bible.” ; E. and Ambrose I,., were in Auburn >\ ise of one when the people were able to try. Saturday, 1 he reproduction of the famous Aztec four months. ously responded. The next regular meet- been of Mrs. John past Her death resulted who is quite ill.Mrs. Luman Richard- m. at 7.30 a guests Oakes The This is a of j Sunday evening union amid of as seen in “The respond. experience sample ing will be Nov. Teocalli, from a complication of diseases caused Friday evening, 30th, I son of a former latter left Friday for Water.iih join the majority who went out in this greatest Chelsea, Mass., resident Thanksgiving service will be held in ,nan God Forgot”, is the largest set- two attacks of the last when the election of officers will take: Mr. Oakes who returned home j by grip February. of this place, arrived here last week on the church. The Re- Iasi Sat- ! of all great work in the cause of homan- Congregational g ever built for a pro- place. photodramatic She was born in Swanville, the daughter business. Her friends are all glad to urday from the Sister’s Hospital, where I ity. wel- formed church, the Universalist, the Uni- ion, the pyramid being nearly 200 of Alonzo and Hannah Holmes. When a come her here.There will be an enter- the Methodist and he recently was operated upon for anpen- ■ men and women tarian, Congregational in Both canvassed Bel- ISLESBORO. height and an exact reproduction, young woman she married B. dicitis. Elbridge tainment and supper at the hall next churches all unite in extending to you a ■ fast vhieh was laid out in sections. »ery detail, of the famous temple to and most of their married life Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Hatch are vis- Greeley Tuesday evening. hearty and cordial invitation to this Malcolm L. | Monday night the committee reported a Cottrell returned .. p. i t Aztec gods. Over a thousand men was iting in Bangor, Corinna and Exeter. spent in Bar Harbor! Mr. Greeley The service of total of $2,400, Belfast contributing $1,- Girls’ Home Paper. The yearly Thanksgiving. Come Menan last Monday after a few visit h part in the battle scenes days thrilling died about seven years ago. Their only Mrs. Gonie E. Hatch is at Capt. Her- 400 of that. Miss Anne M. Crosby sent October issue of this always bright and and unite with all the country in return- with his father, Robert Emery d the effects of the first few cannon Cottrel1, son, now a senior in the Bar Harbor High man Farrow’s, Rockport, for two weeks. little thanks to God for his eternal a check of $250, Mr and Mrs. Charles helpful paper was delayed some- ing good- Malcolm and his older brother, Regina’d I gun powder are graphically shown. school, survives. Two sisters and one Mrs. Pearl Fairfield is in ness. The will be the Rev. a check of $100 each. A con- the Maine what but is full of news and articles and preacher R. enlisted several 1 he cast Miss be- Bradbury Cottrell, months go supporting Farrar, brother also survive, Miss Linnie Louise General Charles W. Martin. tribution was received from Hospital, Portland, for treat- illustrations of interest of this home of | in the Naval Reserves and have been Hobart Bosworth, Theo- Whitcomb of Citypoint and F.A. Holmes. note: Mrs. E.dith Tehan visited her parents, says editorially: Richardson, minister; residence No. 1 nald will later spend his furlough at his. Rosloff, the famous Russian dancer, The funeral took place at the Holmes Nov. Capt. and Mrs. Frank Grindel at Glen We have received many letters of late home here. s'mond James Neill and oth- Ellsworth, Me., n, ion. Northport ave., telephone 212-3. This Hatton, residence Friday at 2 p. m. Rev. G. M. saying “My October paper must have I)r. W. L. Cove last week. a of West, Belfast, Me. church extends cordial welcome to Miss Grace H. equal prominence. Foxwell of the Camden Episcopal church gone astray, please send another, ”or “Am Hall for ten years as- Dear Doctor:—! herewith enclose a Lone Star Chapter, O. E. S., was in- I in arrears? The last those without a church home to worship officiating. The unusual display of beau- number of Girls’ sistant at the Belfast Free Library left KNOX. small contribution toward tile Y. M. C. vited to Belfast last Friday by Primrose Home has not reached me and I miss it so with them. The sittings are free both tiful flowers from relatives and friends last Saturday for Washington, I), e, drive in much,’’ and others showing ; A. your city. In my opinion it Chapter. A special boat was chartered deep appre- morning and evening. Sunday morning where wherever she was known expressed their ciation of our little she has accepted a position at li- Yeaton a paper. This is most William is away on hunting is one of the most worthy objects for aid for the trip, and the visiting members preaching services at 10.45. Minister’s deep love and respect for her well spent gratifying to the editor, who has been brary work in the quartermaster general’s l> this week. : whole in this business. It certainly comes from Lone Star were hospitably enter- sorely puzzled as to the and our topic: “Great and illustrious things: a office in life. Jhe bearers were Messrs. Ross future, the war department It was an Mrs. is her son next the Red Cross in importance tained. : heart is gladdened at the interest ex- happy Thanksgiving discourse: reasons Myra Bryant visiting and, Fred E. emergency call and Miss flail was not re- Littlefield, Bartlett, Frank Clark pressed. In common with several other 1 daughter in Freedom, of course, we are all straining ourselves why America cannot fail.” At 12 m. quired to take and Gardner W. Lane. The interment like publications, the high cost of print- the usual civil service ex- all we can in aid of it. I had The Women are Busy. Bible school in the hen a crew men previously etc., as as begins vestry. Classes amination as Tyler has of at work was in the Greeley lot in the Swanville ing, postage, well the falling her practical experience here as as I off of has for all ages. A rordial welcome fer '■he woods cutting lumber. given liberally could, not receipts, presented a difficult visit- was substituted for the present at least. cemetery. New England women in the past three which that I would be called on out- problem with us is not yet ors. At 6.30 knowing solved, Young People’s meeting in She was given a six months leave of ab- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Raven returned 1 months have sent 59,814 home-made the immediate cause of am Louise M., wife of Nelson died yet delay in get- the side, but I very glad on your account Wight, vestry. All young people cordially sence the trustees of the lie from Nov. 16th. and ting out this number is that we by Belfast Li- Presque Isle, at her home on the Woods road in South sweaters to American soldiers sailors simply and that of my other good friends over wished to be invited to a splendid service. In assured of money to meet Sunday brary. Her mother, Mrs. William H. in this as on Belfast through the Red Cross. addition the Schools Knox will not begin there as well account of the worthy Tuesday evening, Nov. 20th. She the bills and much time has evening service at 7.30. Min- been given preaching Hall, Sr., will soon join her for the win- to make an extra home workers knitted ! v,ek on account of a case of small pox. cause contribution. was born in Belfast the daughter of supplied 12,722 to collections. The stress of the times ister’s topic, “America: her place in the ter. Miss Margaret N. Hazeltine, daugh- The latest from the Public Safe- Thomas and Irene helmets, pairs of wristers, 18,932 affects all branches of our but we larence who has been work- reports (Brown) Grady. She 36,686 work, sun: what she should do to I Bryant, mufflers and of socks. believe that with all Germany and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. rooms afternoon 14,974 pairs the enthusiasm so Hazeltine, 8 the ty Wednesday gave the had been ill for some time and was sever- its Insane A forJJohn Ingraham past summer, rightfully given to war the true Emperor.” patriotic dis- will assist Miss Annie L. Barr this winter. assurance that the for the relief, as $5,000 county al years ago operated on for a cancer. In the great lily family of 200 genera friends of all course for the times. returned home. charitable work in our own Thursday evening She is a graduate of would be if not exceeded. the chief Wellesley College, reached, Bel- She is survived by her husband, three and 2,000 species, division is country will come to realize that it must service in prayer the vestry at 7:30. The has travelled extensively and is in Mrs. and little fast allium, or the onion group. There are 250 on and should not be every- Raymond R. Sherman raised over $2,000. The total was sons, Dr. Clarence Wight of go sacrificed to any Washburn, not all of which are edible. In public cordially invited to attend and way fitted for the a species, other cause however grand. As another position. She is also Richard have returned from visit $4,866.36 with several towns not report- and at home and one jl°ti Hugh Roy daugh- the same family are 200 species of smilax has well "Give in participate. Subject the 6th chapter of in the I * ith said, addition to and assisting reference work at the li- relatives in Lewiston. ing. ter, Edna at home. One sister and three and 100 of asparagus. not species instead.” Ephsians. The G. G. club will hold a brary. IN ESTATE. The Republican Journal I CLIMBED STAIRS TRANSFERS REAL The following transfers of real estate BELFAST, THURSDAY, NOV. 22, 1917 were recorded in Waldo County Registry Strike of Deeds for the week ending Nov. 17, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY dll HER HANDS Lucky Cigarettes 1917: The Journal Pub. Co. Elizabeth C. Newbert, Appleton, td T. Republican Too ID to Walk Upright. Operation E. Gushee, Camden; land and buildings in For the same reason that A. I. BROWN, Editor. Advised. Saved E. Knox and Waldo counties. by Lydia George W. Sawyer, Belfast, to Jennie a Pinkham's L. Wasgatt, Deer Isle; land in Belfast. slice of de- advertising Terms. For one square, one Vegetable Compound. you enjoy inch length in column, 25 cents for one week Horace True Muzzy, et al., heirs of and 25 cents for e’ch subsequent insertion. Horace Muzzy of Searsmont, deceased, to SliBSCRlPrON Terms In advance. $2 00 a This woman now raises chickens and licious broiled steak North year; $1.00 f» rsix months; 50 cents for three does manual labor. Read her story: Everett W. Gage, Andover, Mass.; you’ll months, Richmond. Ind.—“For two years I land in Searsmont. was so sick and weak with troubles Charles A. McKinney, Winterport, to enjoy this toasted lrum Lain cigarette. my age Bert R. Chandler, do.; land in Winter- when going up stairs I had to go port. very slowly with Sarah J. Marden, Winterport, to Ora The unequalled my hands on the Burley A. Stevens, do.; land and buildings in steps, then sit down flavor is and sealed at the top to rest. Winterport. improved The doctor said he Robie Mears, Morrill, to Leo Jackson, I should delivered to thought do.; land in Morrill. in; you have an operation, fresh; and my friends Robie Mears, Morrill, to George Ed- because the tobacco thought I would not munds, do.; land in Morrill. live to move into Patrick J. Cuddy, Winterport, et al., to our new house. My Thomas F. land and daughter asked me Birmingham, do.; to try Lydia E. Finkham s Vegetable buildings in Winterport. Compound as she had taken it with good Lydia C. Fisher, Winterport, to Sum- It? Toasted results. I did so, weakness dis- my ner C. Fisher, do.; land in Winterport. appeared, I gained in strength, moved Leslie W. to Nellie into our new home, did all kinds of Mayo, Winterport, ''I'o you wish the world were wiser? garden work, shoveled dirt, did build- M. Mayo, do.; land and buildings in Win- and cement and raised hun- Well, suppose you make a start ing work, terport. I can- By accumulating wisdom in the scrap dreds of chickens and ducks. of Kate A. Lane, Brooks, to Daniel B. book of your heart. not say enough in praise Lydia E. Pinkham's and land in Brooks. Do not waste one page on folly; live to Vegetable Compound Plummer, do.;' learn and learn to live. if these facts are useful you may pub- Charles E. Libby, Waterville, to Lucy lish them for the benefit of other If vou want to give men knowledge you Etta land in Burnham. women. "—Mrs. M. 0. Johnston,Route Cole, Burnham; must get it ere you give.” D, Box 190, Richmond, lnd. Walter A. Cole, Burnham, to Lucy E. Cole, do.; land and buildings in Burnham. THE GERMAN FLEET. J standardized the transportation of freight Herbert M. Whiting, Brookline, Mass., 2/ jp> to such an extent that more ne attempt has been made Only Direct Service from by the Ger- pudding dish alternate layers of flaked to convey the impression to the enemy to the South mans to let loose some of their swift rice and chopped dates until the dish is balloon and airplane observers that Slew England cruisers upon the high seas and the at- three-quarters full. Fill dish with cold batteries are located where they are not, also conceal the real location of New “City of Rome" and tempt failed. A few of these vessels at milk and bake in moderate oven three steamships guns, ammunition cellars and in the Boston- targe would be able to cause great havoc hours. strategic City of Athens,“now in troop movements. Paint is used to the the coast cities of England, France RICE Custard. Allow 3 tablespoons Savannah service, formerly deceive the eye. That is and even in the camouflage. in service United States. Leaving of rice, 4 tablespoons of white seedless “Suwannee" & “Somerset" But is it a new thing under the sun? To the inventions that tne hazard of a naval many military ingenuity and war's necessity have battle in the Baltic raisins and 1 tablespoon of honey or Go to! It is between Baltimore and Jacksonville. not so! Are we not all created during this war is now added the out of airplane ambulance. When speed entirely consideration it appears to a of milk. maple sirup quart Bake distressingly familiar with the camou- is urgently needed to prevent death, the aero is better than the that the Infinitely motor withdrawal of any vessels now 4 hours. flage The idea is the same very slowly for Slow baking is girl? just ambulance. This British official photograph shows a rehearsal of the use of in when OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO. engaged combatting the submarines or secure a applied to faces, we take It, as one of the new aero necessary to rich, creamy con- ambulances. Its use is advocated by Doctor Chasslug, a acting as in the case of the submarines and the Hoosac Tunnel Docks convoys would be a mistake. sistency. This pudding with raisins member of the French chamber of deputies Boston Office: Pier 42, --- I terrible tanks—to deceive the eye of omitted is a and nouris simple hingde the C. W. Slew Passenger Agent TAX THE critical observer. Camouflage as | A NATION JONES, England FOREIGNER. sert for babies and invalids. OSTRACISED. Children Escape in Night Clothes. applied to ships and armored tanks Honey Cookies, l cup 1 pt. be more or We are taxed when honey, may less of a success, but we buy a railroad A German statesman is quoted as say- The farm in East Warren sour milk, 0 tablespoons fat, 1 teaspoon ns applied to the ladies it doesn’t fool buildings taxed when we to ticket, go the post of- ing: “The worst thing about this war is owned Almor Johnson were burned soda, any flavoring flour for soft even the man. by taxed desired, wayfaring fice, when we go to places of that it will be ten after it is over dough. years last week, probably by an incendiary. amusement. There are taxes on pills and before I can go to and The fire started in the barn. Mr. John- If you have sour cream which cannot Women Replacing Men in Banks. London, twenty taxes on taxes on PRESTON’S plasters, suspenders years before I can to Paris.” son lost 10 two be used for making 1 pint of There is at present no woman officer go cows, horses, 30 tons of and taxes on butter, garters. In fact if there is of a New York and The words were all his farm and most of cream may be substituted for the milk city bank, only spoken likely, perhaps, hay, products, little any American manufacture or util- one in New Jensev, but if the war lasts but a truth that is his house furniture. His hand was and and the fat. they represent appar- badly Livery, Boarding Transient Stable ity which has not had a tax long enough it may be, as it is in Can- petty placed Combine ently just beginning to dawn on the more burned while he was attempting to liber- ingredients as usual, roll out nda IS SITUATED ON WASHINGTON STREET, JUST OFF MAIN STREF upon it, the omission is due to chance now, that the banks will virtually intelligentj of the ate the horses. The flames and cut with cake cutter. These cakes part German people. spread very and not to intent. We do be run by women, according to an ar- not object to Germans, of course, will not be barred rapidly to the house and the two children I have single and double hitches, huckboards, etc. Careful drivers if d will keep for months and improve in ticle in the Shis because we are New York Evening Post. patriotic citizens. (from France or or else escaped in their clothes. The loss flavor. is England anywhere night Your patronage is solicited. Telephone—stable, 235-2; house, 61-13. We stand and Already, it estimated, 20,000 women up support the govern- after the war. They will be free, was about $4000, partially insured. Baked Apples. Prepare as have been taken on in the Wall street legally, G. ment in apples __W, PRESTON, Proprietor financial and military matters if *to go where like. But the moral usual for baking. Fill centers with district since the United States entered they and we do not agree with it in honey political mat- the last social tolerance of mankind is not a mat- HERE’S PROOF instead of sugar, add a few chopped nuts war, April. ters. 1 here are no American copper- It will not be a new field *ter of laws of treaties. It will be a if desired. Place in pan and add three- decidedly many L. H. BOYINGTON heads worth mentioning in this crisis. for women to become officers of 1long year before German who is not A belfast Tells of His fourths of a cup of water and one-fourth banks, any Physician Experi- We in I are this war to win and our deter- for perhaps the majority of bank presi- callous to the of ence. of a cup of Bake as usual. utterly opinion those he honey. dents in New BANGOR LINE. Eye-Sight Specialist mination is becoming in York have women secre- meets can "Stronger its Indian Pudding. 2 visit any land with which he cups milk, 1-2 You have a We tarles and assistants who thoroughly right to doubt statements unanimity every day. are going to |has been at war without feeling a crush- OF THF cup corn meal, 2 eggs, 1-2 tablespoon fat, understand the of of people living far away, but can you Turbine Steel Belfast the tax on workings banks and Steamships S>m our cuff buttons, on gar- jing weight of disapproval. There doubt the endorsement of this sirup to taste, jam or marmalade. the duties of those in high places. may local doc- ters lor the whole family and right down not be a harsh word spoken, but the very tor. Read it. and Camden BOY I NO I ON OPTICAL CO. Bring the milk to a boil, sprinkle in the air of through the whole tax schedule. But England, France, Belgium and oth- Dr. Charles Thurston, retired physi- An Precaution. earsport, half an hour. Remove from the fire and has. She is paying the penalty now in they have been the free Trade Bill admits these matches in- tist and had several teeth extracted, only remedy I have Bucksport, Winterport and Bangor. (the spontaneous of a arms stir in beaten yolks, the and rising world in been able to find that helped me. The leave India Wharf, Boston, Mon- to this country and puts a tax of only 3 fat, enough having heard that a man without teeth |to RETURN, put down her monstrous doctrines and kidney secretions at times became re- and at 5 00 to sweeten is of or days, Tuesdays, Thursdays Fridays cents on 144 boxes. We are sirup slightly. Place in little no use around an army, cheerfully jpractices. Every German, wherever he tarded and painful in passage. I first p. m. greased baking dish and bake in a mod- Then he went before the draft board, CLUBBING BATES in .•willing to pay 3 cents for having a letter may go the free and enlightened por- contracted this trouble during the Civil Leave Bangor Mondays, Wednesdays, Thurs oven “I’m said the medical (tions of the and at 11.00 a. m. for Boston one ounce or erate twenty minutes. Spread tart sorry,” officer, earth, will pay the penalty War and have been troubled more or less days Saiurdajs weighing less, transported and intermediate The following clubbing offers are un- after him one 1long hereafter in moral ostracism.—Ban- this ever landings. jam over the top of the and giving look, “you’re not way since. I have never found in a baggage car from Belfast to pudding, FRED W. ! to 1 he Journal ont Brooks, for have 1gor News. anything that acted so as Doan’s POTE, Acent, Belfast. Me. subscriptions paid cover eligible service; you flat quickly with of — but wt do to that stiffly whipped whites eggs : strongly object kind of feet.” Kidney Pills. I ,have been a practising 1in advance: slightly sweetened with sirup and flavor- Not -It'UiiM'iatie Democracy which opens the England Starving. physician for fifteen years and have fre- I 1 i The Journal ar.d Farm and Home, ^ best n.axket in the world for ed to taste. Place in the oven and brown quently recommended this remedy to my 144 boxes of The Flatterer. i The Journal and McCall’s Serve hot. Sir Arthur Yapp, British Director of patients.” Magazint -Japanese matches, the consideration for lightly. “You seem able-bodied and healthy; Food Economy, has outlined his plan for Price 60c. at all dealers. Don’t simply The Journal and Woman's Magazine this privilege being the sum of 3 yon ought to be strong enough to ask for a paltry voluntary rationing. Following are the kidney remedy—get Doan’s The publications Included in out •cents. It is neither good business nor SICK WIPE’S STORY work,” she remarked, scrutinizingly. suggested weekly allowances of bread: Kidney Pills—the same that Dr. good jThurston DENTIST, clubbing offer may be sent to dr I know. And seem Men of industrial or had. Foster-Milburn Buf- tense to tax ourselves to the limit and “Yes, ma’am, you heavy agricultural Co., Props., SURPRISES BELFAST N. Y. ferent addresses. beautiful to be on the work, eight pounds; men on in- falo, near-free trade allow enough stage, ordinary through foreigners to dustrial or other manual Send in your now, The following has surprised Belfast: A but evidently you prefer the simple work, seven 37 Main Sheet, Belfast, Me subscription acquire a part of our markets without at men in once or rirst of life.” pounds; unoccupied or on sedentary Meeting Creditors, business man’s wife suffered from dys- C'l least paying a reasonable tax for that work, four pounds eight ounces. In the District REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUB He a square meal without Court of the United States for pepsia and constipation for years. Al- got any Women on industrial or the privilege. Under peace conditions the heavy agricul- District of Maine, Northern Division. Maine. further reference to work. tural Belfast, though she dieted she was so bloated her work, five pounds; women on ordi- In the matter of Conatan- Underwood Tariff Bill had demonstrated I T r. nary industrial work or domestic Bank™Ptcy. clothes would not fit. ONE SPOON- service, tine L. Wright, Bankrupt, \ ** WANTED that it was destructive to our business, four pounds; women unoccupied or on sed- 1 To the FUL buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as Creditors of Constantine L. Wright of | HUMPHREYS* entary three ounces. in the NOTICE but considered in connection with our work, pounds eight Belfast, of mixed in Adler-i-ka relieved her IN- County Waldo and Dis- ftAND GOODS of every descrip- Other the a foods, allowance of which is trict, aforesaid, Bankrupt. SECONDtion. Furniture, stoves, revenue tax law it deserves more severe STANTLY. Because Adler-i-ka empties bedding, carpets, 1 hereby forbid all persona to the same for are as ! You are hereby notified that on the 9th of charg» BOTH and small all, apportioned fol- day etc. Antique furniture a specialty. If you | to account than ever. large intestines it re- bills my which may be cotmthi condemnation WITCH HAZEL OINTMENT lows: November, A. D. 1917,the said Constantine L. have a anything to sell drop me postcard and ,at time hereafter lieves ANY CASE constipation, sour was any by my wife, M.-w other than twelve Wright duly adjudicated a Bankrupt; and you will receive a prompt call. stomach or and (COMPOUND) Cereals, bread, that S. Biake. gas prevents appendici- 1 the First Meeting of his Creditors will be WALTER H COOMBS. •i A BRIEF RAILROAD SUMMARY. ounces; meat, two pounds; butter, mar- Searsport, Maine, October 25, 1917 tis. It has QUICKEST action of any- For or held at the office of Dunton & Morse. 249-3 64 Main Belfast. Piles Hemorrhoids, oils and ten Savings Street, w44p LEON E. BI.Ah thing we ever sold. The Old Corner garine, lard, fats, ounces; Bank building in Belfast, Maine, on the 1st External or Blind or Two thousand flat cars have been sent Drug Store Co. Internal, sugar, eight ounces. day of December, A. D. 1917, at ten o’clock in No definite"rations have fixed the at which time to the southeastern States to bring lum- Bleeding, Itching or Burning been for forenoon, and place the said children. creditors attend, their relief. may prove claims, ap- For Sale One a Seth OTomin* tho RanLmki W. ber to the Three A Tribute to Women. application brings Doint a Triintea Norwood, shipyards. thousand | point Trustee, examine the Bankrupt, and cars have been sent to the middle West Price 25c., at all druggists or transact such other business as may properly One Bell one Dr. Dudley A. Sargent of Harvard is mailed. Children Cry j come before said meeting. City thresher, McCormick to move the government needs for hay JOHN R. MASON, one of the latest authorities to come out Send Free Sample of Ointment to FOR FLETCHER’S binder and one potato digger; all in excel- Attorney at and grain. A large consignment of cars ! Referee in Bankruptcy, Law, with a denial of the old contention that Bangor, Maine, November 14, 1917. lent condition. or has been rushed to Colorado where an CASTORIA Inquire phone women ought to be pampered. He claims MAtNh immense crop of potatoes has been raised WALDO TRUST CO, Belfast, BROOKS, for them tremendous powers of energy and no means of storage having been pro- or Arthur Higgins, Belfast, R. F. D. and endurance. The capacity of women vided the crop had to be rushed to mar- Phone 176-5 37 to bear pain has long been acknowledged. GEO.t. JOHNSON ket.. The Bangor & Aroostook R. R. has Twelye First-Class Homeo. Medicine Blacksmiths In this men often seem like babies Humphreys* Company been notified from regard, Washington that ship- 156 William Street. New York. besides them. And the endurance of TO LET pers on that dine are not loading cars to women in watching over the sick has And One Good Tool Dresser their full capacity and unless this is done A rent of six rooms with bath at Law long been the subject of masculine amaze- Attorney no empty cars will be sent for the ship- ment. For in their SICK BEASTS Wanted with Helpers. Good short hours and use of garage if wanted. BELFAST, MAINE. ping of potatoes. The officers of the road weeks, devotion, Wages, they can forget all about themselves, go- BOOK on treatment of Horses, Cows, have warned its patrons to load cars ADDRESS Apply to ing night after night with little sleep or Sheep, Dogs and other animals, tent much heavier than have been BOX MRS. J. M. Practice1 in all Courts. Probate^ practlc< they doing. no sleep at all and keeping marvelously free. Humphrey*1 Homeopathic Vet- 248, BATH, MAINE. FLEICflER, N. Y The managers of the great railroads have fresh and alert. srinary Medicines. 156 William St* 153 Main Street. a> specialty. 2ft CUTTING LAKE STEAMERS IN TWO FOR PASSAGE TO ATLANTIC AIRMEN STUDY BIRD LIFE < FELT LIKE II NEW Declare Wild Ducks Execute Move- ments With a Simultaneousness Not Found in Military Bodies. PERSON French military aviators, in addition to fighting the German machines, di- recting the artillery fire and making After Taking Only One Box Of photographs of the enemy’s lines, trenches and fortifications, have found “Fruit-a-tives” a new field of usefulness in the scien- tific pursuit of ornithology, says the East Shit TIabbocr, Rock Island Union. "It is with that I great pleasure write The degree of perfection of observa- to tell you of the wonderful benefits I tion obtained by the French aviators received have from taking “Fruit-a- has enabled them to make a minute tives”. For years, I was a dreadful and scientific observation of the habits sufferer from Constipation and Head- of birds in flight. The aches, and 1 was miserable in every way. I aviators have definitely estab- lished Nothing in the way of medicines seemed j that swallows in flying always mnintain an to help me. Then I finally tried average altitude of 700 yards. Wild ducks an altitude “Fruit-a-tives” and the effect was prefer of 1.800 yards, or little over a mile. splendid. After taking one box, I feel Lapwings or tirwlts mnintain at all like a new person, to have relief from times an even greater altitude. French those sickening Headaches”. aviators have met them at a height of Mbs. MARTHA UKWOLFE. 2,150 yards. 60c. a 6 trial box, for $2.60, size, 25c. While nearly everyone knows that At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit* wild ducks always fly in a single file a-tives Limited, Ogdensburg, N.Y, behind their leaders, it has remained for the aviators to discover that the wild ducks execute every movement Owing to the urgent need of ships for transatlantic service, in use on the Great Lakes are refitted Outline of Future Work freighters being by with a simultaneousness and degree the work. At tin* yards of the American Shipbuilding company at Cleveland these lake carriers are cut in being County N. S. Donahue. of precision not to be found in the o parts to permit their passage through the short locks of the Welland canal to the Atlantic. The photograph shows Agent most perfectly trained military body bow of the steamer North Wind. in the world. As the season is growing late for much If. for example, the Jead duck actual field work other than day demon- changes the position of a wing in or- strations it to becomes necessary lay plans der to fly either higher or lower, all for the *•••••••••••••••••*•♦*•••• « coming spring season. of the others make the same move- There are two general types of demon- ment with a degree of precision that strations that will be carried through this gives the impression that the tips of the wings are all attached to a I Think of 4 Hours and the following year. The first is the wire Having j and that the movement is AnirC made by comparative demonstration. This is a DEAR” the lead duck merely pulling a lever “GOOD-BYE, LbAAA^I^b^9 Done for 1 Cent j demonstration in which one particular Sewing that controls the rest. thing is emphasised. As an "Don’t example: The aviators have further estab- worry about tbe coal. The farmer agrees to on a demon- carry lished that the average speed of wild The Perfection Oil Heater IT COSTS WITH A ; stration. tie is asked to send and THAT'S ALL 1 get ducks in flight is 6514 miles an hour keeps some good seed, say several bushels of when they are flying upward ami 68 me warm wherever I am. I can seed oats, the best that can be secured. miles an hour when flying horizon- *oll.. it to so So far as is known the so-called Maine carry any room, that I’m Number 340 has proven the most satis- comfortable.” MOTOR ! A ef always MACHINE War. SEA-E-Z SEWING Heroinq ♦ factory throughout the entire State. Jimp. Maitre, wife of the for He then sows this under identically the deputy and this little motor will turn Saone et I.oire. is one of the most he- I With coal at the Your old machine J same conditions that he sows his other present prices roie figures in France today, says L I1- out several times the work of tne latest type oats and on the same piece of ground. lustration. Perfection Oil Heater is a greater | At the end of the season he is growing , From the beginning of the present sewing machine when run by foot power. than ever. asked to harvest and thresh the two sep- war Mme. Maitre has lived the life of saving | a soldier arately. By so doing he is able to com- with the Alpine Chasseurs, j She has been pare the two results very easily. If he foremost in every battle A of kerosene warm, with the to which she has gallon gives finds that the Maine 340 yields more regiment attached herself. Many u time she heat for hours. bushels per acre than the other the thing cheering eight Electric Motor has been \ wounded when on The Sew-E-Z her er- ♦ for him to do is to save this seed for fu- rands of mercy. Like a soldier at the ture Good seed is in The new No. 500 years. always good front, she was in the thick and thin of Perfection IS SO EASY TO INSTALL demand and hence he can always have a It. not the hail of or heeding bullets Heater Wick comes trimmed and £ market for it. several bursting shells. IT LOOKS WELL ON ANY MACHINE t By conducting demonstrations of this nature in each Fortunately her wounds were slight, burned off, all ready for use. and not to the IT IS GUARANTEED FOR FIVE town of the county it is hoped to dis- hamper surgeons at the YEAflS hospitals she retired to her own home Makes easy. tribute widely and evenly the very best re-wicking j to nurse her Injuries. For her heroic ! --« of seed throughout the county. Services she was well rewarded, hav- Due to w7ar measures there will be a Use Kerosene for best ing received many decorations, among So-CO-ny large-number of demonstrations of this them the Croix de Guerre, with silver results. the Makes It Go Fast or Slow nature the coming season. clasps. A Touch of Toe, The second kind of demonstration is The chasseurs were transferred to the Flanders j the so-called economic demonstration. front, and one day while STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK busy on the battlefield a shell splinter In this demonstration the farmer is asked ! 11 Principal Offices i \ injured her'on the forehead just over ONE AT YOUR HOME? to keep an accurate account of every- CAN WE DEMONSTRATE the eye. which made it necessary for J thing that is done in connection with the her to be brought to a hospital, where demonstration the throughout year. By she could be under constant observa- Price the total debits and credits At Our Stores $15.00 \ summing up tion. Here she was frequently visited ♦ at the end of the year he is able to tell by civil and military officials, and as what his net or loss would be a reward for her heroic deed she was ♦ just profit _ decorated on that particular demonstration. How- with the cross of the Legion : of Honor. ever, as there is a greater demand for the comparative demonstrations there will To Preserve Electric be fewer economic demonstrations carried Timbering. Penobscot Bay Company The use of poison sprays has not ! on this coming season. only been found effective in preventing Among the comparative and economic the destruction of plants and fruits, ! >»« ».♦«>«« demonstrations are the Poul- ; following: but it is now being tested as a means try, potatoes, oats, silage, sweet corn, of preserving buildings. The timber- BLUFF. ALL SORTS TRUCKING BROTHERHOODS’ NEW mangles, orchards, asparagus, clover, ing of Westminster hall, the famous i FOR SALE old turnips, yellow7 corn and dairying. structure adjoining the British I am prepared to do all kinds of trucking., St time the railway Brotherhoods CASTORIA | houses of The Elks are Patriotic These demonstrations run for the en- parliament, has suffered That tine old of the I'nited For Infants and Children residence and lots Furniture and piano moviug a specialty. the Government from the of a wood- America’s first tire year and as a rule prove very greatly ravages trans- reconstruction hos- profit- at 4 Court with a threat to paralyze the worm, Xestobium tesselatum. Archi- street, Belfast, Maine, Have just added to my equipment a 2-tou In Use For Over 30 Years pital where men wounded overseas able. they won tect Frank cwned system of the nation will be fitted for Baines, who states that and occupied by tbe late Acme auto true kmade the Cadillac con- occupational pursuits The day demonstrations are conducted by increase which they demanded commensurate with their injuries will be the grub lives only in the oak. finds Charles A. A"**S,'”*“ on a somewhat different plan. They only Pilsbury, containing cern. Leave orders at the stable, corner of of built by the Benevolent and Protective that holes to a a a bolder holdup than any Signature large enough bury by cover a of one These have ten rooms. Choice location and Order of Elks at Boston. The institution period day. man waist deep have been made in Main and 'Cross streets, and they will re lames ever attempted. They de- will cost $250,000 and will be erected on proven very interesting as well as profit- the oak trusses of the magnificent roof, good drainage. Apply at the ceive attention. d that the increase be granted KNOX Parker hill, contiguous to the Kobert prompt able. They are as follows: Pruning, with its shingled span of (18 feet and vithout without arbi- Brigham hospital. It will consist of a premises. connection investigation, building self build- he believes the work of destruction Telephone complete unit of twin-ward 1 spraying, hog feeders, and without delay. After their The Stream school, taught by Miss \ hospital building, vocational ing silos,remodeling poultry houses, build- has been going on 400 years. Some of W. W. BLAZO. Marian Atkinson, closed Non alter I workshops, barracks, us visit to the White House the 9th, mess the done 1(10 hall and post exchange and is to be a ing poultry houses, germination test for patching years ago has 12O Waldo Avenue, Belfast Brotherhoods sat in a term of eleven weeks. WOOLENS :Cs of those very successful standard for similar hospitals to be built shared the attacks made or. older por- and held a seed corn, killing poultry, treating oats Ties of the Capitol in various parts of the Funds j tions. As a The ladies of the Knox W. C. T. V. | country. last measure of protec- Dress Materials and direct from tch over the Congress until the for the for treating seed potatoes with Coatings erecting institution will be avail- smut, tion. a mixture has been Freedom Academy. executive branch met Nov. 8th, with Mrs. Herbert Woods, spraying pre- the Write for and e joined the j able out of the con- ! factory. samples $1,000,000 relief fund formalin, milk testing and mixing of pared Prof. H. M. from in the most supine was a attendance and Mrs. by Lefroy FREEDOM. MAINE. government There good j tributed by the 500,000 Elks of the coun- state garment planned. on record. The cedar wood oil, soft soap, paraffin wax r of the sort Annie Aborn was elected president for \ try. Scientific cind surrender are coming During the months of January and Feb- and certain powerful chemicals, ami F. A. College. Agriculture s of that Kefreshments of ice PACKARD, BOX B.' Brotherhoods the coming year. the several of this roost. The same Hat Etiquette. ruary there will be held in this county applications that the same cream and cake was served by Mrs CAMDEN, MAINE. 4m36 Courses. calening to resort to have been made are expected to give In reply to the “Please tell four extension schools. These schools f are denied the new wage Woods. question, For full inform iti they when and where relief. Gas masks- have had to he >n, address demand. The are, or is, the correct are conducted by the University of Maine that they fact! his worn in this Nathan Davis has opened black- ; time for a gentleman to remove his hat?’’ applying powerful insec- are at war affords an opportuni- and are held for the benefit of the far- LUCREn \ A. DAVIS, Acting Principal! smith and is ready to do business we reply: Without consulting authorities ticide. cv would have the timid among shop mers. In order to secure.a school of this of etiquette, in it to off- to a upon the friends are to see him fact, giving you get strangle-hold again. His glad nature it is for some local com- hand, so to speak, we should say at the necessary Amazed at YOU ,f the country to which they pro- back. i Frivolity. MUST following times and on the oc- munity to interest themselves to the ex- giance. following A Paris dispatch says the French I | Miss Miller of North Searsmont casions, the hat should be I NOTICE Emily respectively, tent of securing a petition. At least mission to the United States was was visiting friends in town recently and lifted or removed as circumstances indi- i DO YOUR BIT in to- signatures of farmers who amazed at New York 1915 and are bluffing again attended the meeting of the Knox W. C. cate: When mopping the when tak- twenty-five city's frivolity, The si .ble of brow; j tilery Centner Burn wood • e The we then expressed that compared with restricted Paris, where and .save coal W r i --ur hope T. U. ing a bath; when eating; when going to agree to support the school during the call their bluff & Colcord has special CdtaN g on wood sa wing outti We ernment would when a restaurants and cafes, as well as recently changed bed; taking up collection; when time in which it is held is necessary. The pub- can save you monoy. 3 45 a The of the reiterate. pastime Submarines. having the hair when lic and of all sorts, The trimmed; being cost of conducting such a school is places amusements hands and has been renovated then was a great political cam- very TH ENDUE MACHINE CD PAM shampooed; when standing on the head. are subject to regulation. Evening The business of the nation now small. It rarely exceeds fifty cents per and made ready for business. the British naval I —Wichita, Kan., Beacon. clothes and decollete frocks are barred. I Port ai Maine. 1 Arthur Pollen, expert, d, greatest war in history. Many man for the entire three days. The fol- considered some- Autos to lei the hour or da, saw who hitherto has been Telephoning, telegraphing, by that the people then darkly j photograph- -J — on the U-boat lowing schools will be held the coming to see face to what of a pessimist ques- | Out of Place. ing, travel, dancing, stock Horses for cents. are now beginning exchange stood in 10 , ' is now an optimist, and declares season: Farm crops, poultry are Every Woman Wants Many tilings that they stood for tion, j But why couldn’t he, the husbandry, dealings all regulated by the gov- H that the German submarine campaign president, Horses taken to hoard by the ey will not stand for now. One have said in that orchard management, soil fertility and ernment ; also food, etc. down. On the other straight English men at staples, gas. <■ of has broken hand, or is the intimidation work on ships to an the war “If into this as aay week and given the best things critic thinks the down- carry ought dairy feeding. you go thing we did the hands of Raiser- the London Times not to ereignty at strike? That taffy that they in 1914.” one French officer remarked tare ward swoop in sinkings presages the Sometimes the economic department of I of Teams, double and "ithout or Laborism within. An- are reasonable oftener than the capital- to his American "all this will launching of something new in the U- the University of Maine conducts in con- host, be ; White House conference between ists may be true; the place to say it is single, buckbcards and hacks boat line. However this may be, British a dream a year from now.” ident and the representatives of when the capitalists invite him to talk to nection with these, Food and Household for all Nov. losses during tilt- past week were only occasions. herhoods has been fixed for them. Here was the place for an eloquent schools. FOR PERSONAE7HYGIENE one ship over ItiOO tons and live under No Wonder Sneeze. | there is good ground for the hope, patriotic appeal to labor union leaders to They Apply on the premises. Dissolved in water for douches stops I that This was the poorest week Separate petitions are necessary in or- that 'he surrender of 1915 will weight. stay on the do their best to The cause of hay fever is no longer l catarrh, ulceration and inflam- have had since the job, promote pelvic a let- the submarines begin- der to secure a school of this nature. Heated. The President,,in harmonious co-operation with employers a dark mystery. Here it is: Hay mation. Recommended by Lydia E. in ning of ruthless warfare in February Oied to the federal conciliator j in attaining the highest efficiency.—Lew- All petitions should be sent direct to fever is caused by partial paralysis of Pinkham Med. Co, for ten years. the that he will iston Sun. A wonder for nasal I \presses hope the county agent. No petition will be the vasomotor function of the nerves healing catarrh, .bliged “to take any unusual sore throat and sore eyes. Economical after Dec. 1K17. of the nose, which causes membranes and Lat; rrh Cannot Be Cured i accepted 15, Has and Ij to operate the railroads," An Old Recipe. extraordinaiy cleansing germicidal pow*r. further the hones to become filled Sample Free. 50c. all druggists, or postpaid by * ns confidence that the Brother- Any questions in regard to this surrounding WANTED with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they War bread is The Paxton Toilet Comm nv. Boftm, | mentioned in the book of with blood. This and ir- I ^^majK will the patriotic seat of the matter will be answered the congestion appreciate cannot reach the disease, Ezekiel. It contained len- gladly by 1 the efforts of j barley, beans, ritation. of A million feet of 2 in.. J£ in. and 1^ in. pine which underlie Catarrh is a local disease, in- aggravated by pollen rag- greatly tils, millet and fitches. The injunction county agent. delivered at our mill at Skowhejran, Maine l of Mediation and conciliation, (luenced constitutional weed and goldenrod produces pa- by conditions, j was: “Put them into one vessel and make Miss Ruby I. a graduate of M F. D’ARCY & SONS COMPANY, n not so sure that the Brother- Barker, and in order to cure it you must take an thee bread thereof.” roxysms of sneezing. This explana- 61 No. Washington Street, Boston, Mass. for much ap- Nasson Institute and now acting as PEERLESS an be counted upon internal remedy. Hall’s Catarrh Medi- tion was made hefore the American 6m 33 iii in the A stronger food will be lo- premises. cine is taken internally and acts through emergency demonstrator, association, in convention, -—-- 1 be no We Osteopath belief that there will on surfaces of Must Act Together. >r the blood the mucous the cated in this county during the months of Dr. John W. CASUALTY to be found in the common sense ! by Bailey, Philadelphia. CO., system. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine was If it were only a question of relative November and December. seen the Any arrange- brotherhoods. They have one of the best prescribed by physicians resources in men and material, Germany For Rent N. H., of the manifested in a j ments you care to make with Miss Bar- FREE OF CHARGE Keene, people | in this country lor years. It is composed j would have been defeated before this. ! different ways since the declara- ; tonics com- ker in this repect will be appreciated of some of the best known, j The plain fact is that inside “the iron by Any adult suffering from cold cannot be blind to cough, of war, and they ; bined with some of the best blood purifiers | her. Her are One-halt ihe residence at Sick and Accident Benefits ring” there has been much better manage- headquarters Pittsfield, or bronchitis, is invited to call at the Pays •’i alty that those who try to thwart ; of I The perfect combination the ingredients ment than there has been on the outside. Maine. She will give lectures of various loose will be made to pay. If the drug store of Wm. O. Poor & Son and No. 33 Church Street, with in Hall’s Catarrh Medicine is what pro- ! was but that it It natural should take kinds and *r"ment will stand up, the people practical demonstrations in a duces such wonderful results in catarrhal | time for the Allies of the Entente to de- get absolutely free, sample bottle of modern conveniences. at ■md behind and in the face of for war breads. N. S. Apply M. A. it, conditions. Send testimonials, free. velop a cohesion where at the beginning DONAHUE, Boschee’s German a and COOK, will cease Syrup, soothing niion the Brotherhoods F. J. CHENEY & O. While the above number or " CO., Props., Toledo, it was lacking. doubtless there County Agent. remedy for all tel. 121-13 reals and on the job.—Bos- healing lung troubles, District Me. stay All Druggists, 75c. has been a steady improvement in under- Manager, Searsport. 1 ''adscript. which has a successful record of fifty Hall’s Family Pills for constipation. standing between the military forces of 'Ions of Jam For Soldiers. years. Gives the patient a the nations there is room for a better and good night’s S hie a Jacob was to feel more between rest free from with free THE DIAMOND PILLS Oscar called on neighbor’s boy prone “big” when complete understanding coughing, expec- CHICHESTERw BRAND a Fifteen thousand of Ladles! Ank 1* ■ '* A a the nations. pounds jam put up your ALBERT E. ANDREWS timing and was invited in to wait anyone called and made flattering re- toration in the morning. Cbl-chea-ter’s Dlaa fills in who was not mark about him. One evening a neigh- by the women of Fairfield county, Conn., Ked and (' friend, quite ready. Regular 25 and 75 cents. For sale bread and bor called and the said: sizes, was kneading during evening June—“Does he get his mechanical for wounded men in France together with in all civilized countries. make bread?” but isn’t Jacob a cute little REAL ESTATE “Does your mother “My, boy?” ingenuity from his father’s side or his fittings for French diet kitchens, clothing she don't Whereupon Jacob promptly responded: food were in one years known as Besl. II m,” replied Oscar, “only mother’s?” Bess—“From his and sent “across” ship- To one’s heart tranquil in a world Safest. Always elial.l, "1 mother’s; keep t'ith it like you do.” tink so, too.” she was a ment. of SOLD BY 1'iglibor poetess!”—Life. tumult is no little victory. DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Odd Fallows Block, Belfast, Malm arents last Sunday, returning to his confidence of the administration. Some ment for use on the Atlantic. The sail age exists, but occasionally some one in- vork in Bangor Monday. Penobscot Electric day they will want to know that the down the river and St. Clair Lake, was Bay Company forms the world that the shortage is not money raised is being wisely expended. Mrs. A. A. Barden who has been visit- very nice, and we were constantly pass- such as will prevent Germany from prose- Assurance of that will help greatly to i ng her son, Fred Barden, returned to her ing the large ore boats going to an ore ... war to cuting the the bitter end. There- ore boats i stabilize our finances. 1 lome in Winterport Sunday. port on Lake Erie and empty fore the is unable to de- reading public back to Duluth. These ore boats BROOKS. Lewis Stubbs of going ._,de what to believe. In order to throw Mr. and Mrs Monroe, THE PATRIOTIC PUBLIC about tons of ore each. vith Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Divoll motored carry 10,000 as much light as possible upon the fine There will be shipped from Duluth for S. J. Roberts has trapped several * o Camden Sunday to visit relatives. real situation,both as to food and toother The response of the public to the appeal 1917 about 60,000,000 tons of iron ore. foxes this fall. things which Germany must have to for the Y. M. C. A. fund has been sur- YES! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Littlefield and chil- We out into Lake Huron about in passed S. W. Norwood was a business caller carry on the war with any prospect of and liberal. The Iren of were the prisingly spontaneous Waldo, guests of his 4 m. and over to Mackinac Island p. got Belfast Thursday. ultimate success, we should look beyond work which this association is in 1 Mr. E. E. Littlefield doing irother, Sunday. the next morning about 9 a. m. and left We have a full line of Groceries is at work for Ed. God- | Fancy the or the informa- our R, J. Kenney newspaper dispatches the training camps and with boys is a Gilbert Morrill of Waterville recently there at 11a. m. This place very needed to make vour tion given out by casual observers. The across the sea appeals at once to the sym- ding pressing hay. and everything isited his mother, Mrs. Hannah Morrill large summer resort and large hotels are resources of our enemies before the war of true man and spent Sunday with pathy every woman. here to accommodate the extensive travel, Mrs. Amy Godding vho remains about as usual although con- THANKSGIVING DINNER complete. are on record and from that record we The “Red by its its rec- in friends in Belfast. Triangle,” care, ^ ined to her bed. and I will say here, that the people can to some extent determine what their its and moral is visit- Table reations, supplies uplift, do not come east for their sum- E. W. Tripp of Marion, Mass., Nuts, Confectionery, Raisins, The complimentary dance given by Mr. the west | resources must be now. Germany in Eu- seems to the soldier like com- something as much as but they friends in town. nd Mrs. Ross Nickerson of New mer outing formerly, ing Fresh and Dried Fruits, Lettuce, rope and Austro-LIungary have together from home. In 1 Hamp- Celery, ing directly subscribing to the of Wisconsin and been with s was go upper part Thomas Cook has suffering | largely attended and was a < onsiderably less than twice the area of for the Red Cross and the Y. M. C. A. hire, and to the nice summer resorts Cranberries, Cheeses and all kinds of ery enjoyable time. Michigan, a badly sprained ankle. | Texas, and the two domains we are but our debt to the havel0,000,- paying Army of Lake We got TELEPH0NE125 on the shores Superior. W. has bought the house >00 more people to feed and clothe than and in small installments. Their’s Mrs. Lottie Pendleton is at the home of J. Hobbs Etc. Navy to the Soo Lake Huron | Vegetables, canal, connecting owned Carl Jenkens. we have in the United States. In times are lonesomeness and the temptations in- 1 er Mrs. Elliott for a two weeks’ by sister, with Lake about 7 p. m., and it Superior, of Knox is at of peace it has never been possible for cident to the service. Their’s are the acation and Miss Mildred Evans is with Miss Verna Wentworth takes about two hours to go through. these countries to produce the meats, the dangers and the physical suffering. Ours I er Mr. Watson of work for Mrs. Hale Rose. H. L. WHITTEN CO. grandfather, Robertson, Lake Superior is an immense body fats nor the leather which their needs is the helping hand and to the everlasting a s housekeeper. and Miss Berle Ginn called on A. H. Jones over miles — .. water, five hundred long, *>-4- -4~ • » » (£-}-,-1-*•j -1- .• -1-•'*!- It has also been for of our -(-'.■>,-*>-1-• required. impossible credit people that hand is gener- and from in Jackson Sunday. There will be a school entertainment at over one hundred miles wide, and family them to produce on their limited area ously open. Sunday lomet Dec. followed 2,500 to 3,000 feet deep, in its deepest part. Elson Roberts of Boston spent Grange Hall, 1st, by shaking up and various cuts and bruises Uses Zone Time at Sea. sufficient bread food to feed their 113,000,- four Elmer. a few social dances. Refreshments of The water is very cold only about with his brothers, Forest and M) In 1913 had to im- THE NEWS OF THE GRANGES. about his head and body. He was taken The French navy having recent: people. Germany difference between summer and the _ f sh chowder will be served the degrees of Belfast Bpent nr by Red Mrs. Amy Sprague at once to Dr. N. R. Cook’s] residence adopted the use of standard port ti6,0OO,O0O bushels of wheat and 100,- of *■ Iross Workers. All are invit- winter. There is a difference twenty Miss Helen Crockett. time at sea. the ser';;- Seaside Grange at its last meeting en- cordially week-end with and first aid was given by Dr. Cook jand hydrographic 000,000 bushels of barley and the only Huron e d as the Red feet between the level of Lake of the French of marine hsi Cross receives the proceeds, to Bangor Mon- a nurse from who was ministry which she ever to tertained County Deputy Charles Woods Dr. P. E. Luce returned Miss Hunt, Unity, grains has been able are four ^ kdmittance 10 cents. and Lake Superior and there just issued a large chart of the W‘ and wife and Delbert Paul and wife of visit with relatives. in town. He is now •export are rye and oats. Lack of labor day after a few days rapidlyrecovering locks that are used to let steamers on the Mercator projection, sho Morrill. The business routine was fol- a and fertilizers have reduced the amount Johnson of Waterville spent the limits of the standard hour through each way, of which three are on Milo of food raised far below that of lowed by inspiring and helpful remarks with relatives in town recent- JACKSON. on both land and peace- the American side and one on the Cana- few days sea, together ful times, and the grain markets of the by the visitors, a song by the master, V. A POWERFUL AID other pertinent information, sat' dian side. We arrived at Duluth at 7 a. ly I. recitation by Mrs. Addie in the Scientific American. The land world have been closed to Germany by Merriam, When you feel and a few days with Will Stevens is w-orking portable sluggish m. Aug. 28th, after a Mrs. W S. Jones spent and remarks for the of Tuesday morning, In which standard time Is used the embargo. There are therefore Merriam, good in last mill at Monroe. good nervous, tired and indifferent, most sail from Buffalo to Du- relatives and friends Waterville, the order visitors and members. delightful dlcated by red tinting for tin reasons for giving credit to reports that by the George Jones is working in the Ellis' you have the first luth. I have more to say about my trip, week. numbered zones with Grange closed in form and the visiting symptoms (heginning the people of Germany are on short ra- ttieir mill at Brooks. of and your but will reserve it for another letter, lest Mr. M. S. Staples has moved into 0, In which Greenwich time is tions. patrons and members of Seaside Grange declining strength I if I it all into one. owned by J. W. Hattie spent several days and blue for the odd-numbered marched where sand- needs the weary you, put new home formerly McKinley In the to the dining hall, system positively manufacture of cloth of various Edward Sibley. last week in Brooks, visiting friends Violet tinting Is used in the ca- wiches, cake and coffee were nutritive food-tonic in Hobbs. Kinds, Germany has had an immense in- doughnuts, special countries such as British Ind of Belfast spent the Madame of is served. The next meeting will be held Miss Susie Colson Crosby J.Albion visiting British East Africa and >'en« but she has all the cot- a. m. Sun- gerin, dustry, imported Colby R. Bartlett died at 1 H. Hutchinson and Mrs. Florence Monday evening, Dec. 3rd. As this will week-end with H. her granddaughter, Stev- zuela, in which the legal time ton fibre and nearly all the wool which day, Nov. 18th, at his home in West Ap- be an business session all mem- mother. ens. termedlate between that of two *t she has used. important Nowhere can she now pro- pleton, aged 49 years, 7 months and 24 bers are to be scorrs the week-end ard meridians. Countries not Mrs. cure requested present. Mrs. Alex. Stevens spent Bert Boody and two daughters either the raw materials or the was born in Montville the son days. He zone time are tinted her husband who has employment have gone to for the yellow, woven fabrics. The cotton which she and Lois (Robinson) Bart- with Hartford, Conn,, A FEW WORDS ABOUT COAL. of Silas Orrin cnse they uses a uniform official has in Benton. winter. secured in such large quantities EMULSION lett. He had been ill since last June the difference between such tin the Pearl Crockett and Robert Stiles is at home his through neutral countries must be with a peculiar trouble, for which he was Lawyer Norwood, helping that of Greenwich Is Indicated The Fuel Committee of Boston has made I to j used in and the re- replenish your blood power, business visitors to Athens move to their new residence in the of the if making explosives with the coal treated by nearby physicians and special- father were parents location observatory, an arrangement dealers enliven its circulation ports that many of the people are clad in and bring from Portland. It was finally diag- last Monday and Tuesday. Brooks. from which the time is taken. which makes it possible for poor people ists substitutes for cloth are back the and of was a flimsy probably who coal in baskets to obtain the snap elasticity nosed as a tumor on the brain. He Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Flye of Fairfield Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pollard are receiv- buy No Bermuda Vegetables true. Nations which do not in times of health. Scott's Emulsion on a Mr. and on a good farmer, carried gen- are Mrs. Flye’s parents, ing congratulations the birth, Nov same at the low rate of $8.80 cents ton, very prosperous visiting There will be no fresh Bern ids peace produce sufficient food to feed Nature with the correct store and was postmaster. He was Mrs. C. A. Lane and family. loth, of a son. in quantities as low as 25 pounds pur- supplies eral vegetables this winter. A delei- themselves and only 5 percent of the ma- which is better the of the West Apple- in chased at one time. This action will re- building-food one of originators Herbert Ellis who has employment Several of the farmers in town have of Bermuda truck growers who r terials with which are clothed must survived they lieve much distress and is worthy of high than any drugs, pills or ton Telephone Co. He is by Exeter spent the week-end with his par- been hauling potatoes to Thorndike Sta- ty called at the shipping board be actual destitution after three Webber of nearing praise. The price of coal delivered for alcoholic mixtures. his wife, formerly Miss Edith ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ellis. tion for the past week. In New York in an attempt to v years of in war. It The cod oil took at his facilities to their desperate struggle use Boston Norwegian liver in Monroe. The funeral place transportation in furnaces has been fixed in It is announced that a U. S. Recuiting Bernard, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Scott's Emulsion is now refined in our were informed that would be folly on our part, however, to late home at 10 a. m. Nov. 21st and the York market at $9.50 per ton. Great efforts are being own American laboratories which Officer will be at the Brooks post office D. H. who has been very is | Dodge sick, doubtful that 1 relax our preparations for our con- was at White’s Corner Ceme- exceedingly any war, made to secure the of sufficient makes it pure and palatable. interment enlist men for the Navy. delivery Nov. 30, 1917, to reported better at this writing. would be available for this use servation of food and coal and all our Scott & Bowne.Btoomfield.N J. 17-16 anthracite at eastern to us tery in Montville. points carry Miss Avis Holmes of Monroe has been Miss Ora Morton and Mrs. Maud Hatch The Bermuda truck crop, w other resources. The of recent portent the winter but the of .si through seeming her uncle Charles Jenkins and with their Mrs. ready for market about January : events out that our visiting spent Sunday sister, unmistakably points has been and continues to b- "" transportation the week. reached the New York market vast strength must be thrown family, for past Lowell Zwicker in Thorndike. military be difficult. We cannot reasonably ex- fore on British bottoms. Thesi Jackson and a stu- into the conflict on the western front. Miss Verna Boyd of Mrs. Vern Kelsey and three daughters pect much reduction in prices. have been withdrawn for wu: S. the week-end with last week with her We must not for a moment believe that it dent of B. H. spent of Knox spent par- poses. is safe to wait lor hunger and destitution A BRIEF WAR SUMMARY. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Grant and family. ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Chase. Thanksgiving War Wrecks Nerves. to conquer Germany. We are lighting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crockett of St. John and Fred Pollard, O. C. Roberts So terrific is the strain of th powers which are dominated by a resolute It has been officially announced that Petersburg, Fla., visited their son Pearl and F. L. Bickford went to Barnard on a snt warfare upon the men und- .and desperate nation in which even the five submarines were sunk last Saturday. recently. They spent the summer in short hunting trip and brought home writes a correspondent, that hildren have been innoculated with the No particulars have been given. In Russia Aroostook county and are on their way three deer. Supplies »nd mental disabilities are resi military spirit and the ambition for ag- matters are progressing from bad to home. for one-seventh of nil the dis, is universal. If and no further or We have them in from the markets I are i. gression and. conquest worse, supplies money great variety, just The funeral services of Albert Cilley while wounds responsible we depend on anywhere except will be furnished that country until dif- third of all discharges—or abe- victory of Waldo, formerly of this town, were ■on the field of battle we make, a ferent conditions In Italy a ts many men disabled through may prevail. held at the Cong’l church Thursday at as fatal mistake. tremendous battle is and the re- and Groceries, wreckage by shrapnel. raging Fancy Staple 1 o’clock, Rev. David Brackett of Belfast sult is in doubt. Gen. Haig has made a THE OLD AND THE NEW. officiating. Descriptive Cognomen. new drive which is said to have been suc- “What kind of vine is that B. a ye cessful but definite news had not arrived Rev. P. Brown of Bangor gave Choice Goods, >n your wall?” a of 40 in i”„da“M, In period years commencing talk on Y. M. C. A. when The Journal went to press. The very .interesting “I don’t know its bontanical 1852, 147 vessels were launched from Bel- work at Crockett’s hall Sunday after- British army operating against the Turks ! call it the Bouncer vine bee, and 24 of these had a fast yards, each noon. A large crowd was in attendance in Palestine is making rapid progress and Pickles, Relishes, Sauces. s always throwing on* suckers. r ating of more than 1000 gross tons. These was as fol- meeting with little opposition. and a fine program presented, ships, although none of them the largest lows: Music Lane’s orchestra of Fresh and Dried Nuts and Raisins, by built in the United States during the The letter of Hon. John A. Peters in Fruit, Brooks and McKeen’s orchestra of Bel- were exceeded in above period, tonnage another column shows that our member Choice Confectionery, Fancy Crackers, fast; speaking, Seth W. Norwood; solo, a few in our merchant marine. b y only of Congress has loyally recognized aldo Country, Cream and Roquefort Cheese. Charles Hammons; selection, McKeen’s were then known all over Belfast ships county as a part of his constituency by orchestra; speaking, M. L. Slugg of Bel- NOTICE the finest afloat. the world as being among contributing to our “Red Triangle” fast; solo, Charles Hammons; speaking, were cut in Waldo Ward’s Bread and Cake Their timbers county fund. Mr. Peters has on several occa- Rev. B. P. Brown. The meeting closed The livery stable ot (lcn frame work. They were a Waldo county zens in the departments at Washington, and have the lowest on all of our placed prices possible accident occurred last Wednesday p. m. and made tor bu.»'ik' product, brought into form and substance especially in pension matters. His con- BETTER ready standard when an auto driven by Gordon C. Fos- i/|l! by the business enterprise and energy of tribution shows that he has enlisted with goods. Autos to lei by the hour or ter of Leominister, Mass., accompanied our citizens. The largest ship ever built us for the war. THAN in for 10 <’<« by Freeman Ward of Jackson left the Horses stood in Belfast was the Ivanhoe, of 1610.80 board We have this week been compelled by road near Marsh River Bridge and turned EVER Horses taken to by gross tonnage, built in 1865 and after Cards for over a nine foot embankment land- th' lack of space to hold over a column of | Playing Evening turtle aay or week and given some years sold to men in San Francisco. | 15c a copy editorial matter and abbreviate or defer ing in the river. Mr. Ward was thrown doubb She foundered at sea between Seattle At Your Newsdealer of rare. Teams, car in the water and publication of much county news. from the landing bmk and San Francisco in 1894. A beginning Yearly Subscription $1.50 single, buckboaids and escaped unhurt. Mr. Foster was pinned for our new free cat- has been made which may result in re- Send for all occasions. A. A. HOW ES & under his car and but for the timely aid of mechanical book* storing the old-time shipbuilding activity CO., alog Children Cry of men at work on buildings near would Popular Mechanics Magazine i n our yards. Two keels will be laid in a‘ and Medicines. FOR FLETCHER’S Groceries, Drugs have been drowned. He was rendered 6 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago few weeks for each much larger ships unconscious and suffered from a bad 1 ban any ever yet built here. The con- CASTORIA The next meeting of Seaside Chautau will be held with Miss Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Durost have re- I THE EDISON THE qua Circle Graci turned from a in the Walton, Lincolnville avenue, Monda: hunting trip vicinity phqnogiuph of Fort Fairfield. did not I evening. Nov. 26th. A special progran They bring Colonial home any game. has been arranged for this meeting am | Theatre! SXSZ2L all members are requested to be present Arthur W. Coombs, carrier of R. F. D. Edison THURSDAY has a 15 Prof. Frederick R. Sweetser of Sears ■\ 4, spent days vacation at his home at North port spends every' Saturday in Belfast a Belfast. Elmer Hartshorn When you give the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Marion E i substituted for him. a IV ew Edison (or 8rwAfsGHeorge 'n“The Book Brown, where he receives the followin Agent” Miss Madeline Coombs, B. H. S. ’17, Christmas you are You Like Action. Thrills and * pupils for piano instruction: Misses Hath _If Laughter, See This! very successfully taught the fall term at giving something. Isabt the erine Brown, Grace Hazeltine, Usual Time. Hadley district in Waldo. She has the worth ot | No Advance in Prices THE UNIVERSAL CAR Cooper. Louise Ellis, Julia Littlefield an Friday Only j been engaged for the winter term, which which transcends any money equiva- she Martha Hartshorn. began last Monday. She is boarding 'ent. GERALDINE Tou cannot express its value in FARRAR in with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Pitcher observed his 87t: Ross Littlefield. Just now we have in stock some Ford -urrency. It SKLLs for a certain fig- j; birthday Thursday, Nov. 15th, at hi Next week will be louring Cars and can make immediate ure. but what it is WOK I'H is beyond “The Woman God Donation Week at street. He receive Forgot” of same. home on Franklin the Waldo County hospital, when delivery Without doubt tne i -■imputation. A Magnificent. Dramatic of the gifts callers and was the recipient o Spectacle Conquest of Mexico, Abounding of all price will advance before many of kinds will be most thankfully re- | long and-in It brings all the world's music into WithJScenes Rare Beauty' and Distinct Heart Appeal. ! case confectionery, etc. He i ceived at any there will be > flowers, fruit, You’ll Be If You Miss It! the hospital. Be sure and probably the !he home of the owner And it RE- Sony I jre- same health and is able to at member the I shortage of Ford Cars next enjoying good hospital at this time, even spring CREATES that music as it as there exactly tend to his duties as director of The Cit: if the was last season. Our gifts sent are very small, as small advice -as interpreted by the great artists of is to National Bank of Belfast. Sothern in “The Ban of articles are greatly appreciated. buy while you can get delivery the era. SAonlyav I*■H' Byslerf and the A priee is low. Ford Touring d A. J. Torsleff of Bangor representini I __LITTLE BOBBY CONNELLY HIS LATEST very pleasant surprise was I his is where the New Edison Is jN party Car. !>360 f. o. b- Detroit. the anti-tuberculosis society of Maim Monday Only tendered Miss Hattie l supreme. It does not merely render a Tuesday Orly Wednesday Onl7~ Bradley, formerly and WALLACE REID of Bangor, at her home on jlever and admirable imitation of the was in Belfast Tuesday evening ad CLARA KIMBALL CARLYLE Waldo avenue I last h B. O. dressed an audience of over 150 at the Higl “* ridav night. A dozen or more i NORTON, artist's performance; it RE-CREATES YOUNG in BLACKWELL and friends spent a school. He told of many instances when “THE HOSTAGE'’ most delightful evening. Games Waldo it with such fidelity and accuracy that “CAMILLE,” ELRIDGE | Dealer. Belfast. Maine. * I JUNE and music 1 County the disease unchecked had in were in order and delicious re- 10 human ear can detect a shade of rapidly the soldier: freshments were served. Miss difference. This is a fact established creased, particularly among Bradley was a and their children. He advised an annua most entertaining hostess. neyond question by our famous tests physical examination as many were liabli The Booth Fisheries sardine plant in Give a New Edison this Christmas; to be victims of it and not realize thei: this city has had a rush of work the it means a life enriched. past condition, thus becoming a menace ti WE RECOMMEND week, nearly 1,400 bushels being received Yours in one faithfully, others. He maintains that it is not in | day. J. C. Ramsdell, foreman of | the herited; that the only way it can be com packing room, was recently presented FRED D. with a JONES, municated is from the moisture of thi gold watch, chain and gold knife, the Edison Phonograph Distributor. mouth; that it can be cured if taken ii Clams by girls in the room. He has been o Escalloped with the j time; that correct habits and plenty | | company for 25 years and fore- fresh air best treatment for it Hi man for five Mr. is the years. Ramsdell ex- ) j For his The News of Belfast. | advised open-air school-rooms, out-of Thanksgiving pressed pleasure in a few well chosen words. door games, etc. The talk was illustrate! | Church Guild the school | will meet The ihe North by baliopticon. first basket bail games of the sea- xt Monday evening with Mrs. Clyde son were in The memorial leaflets for the volume: Bramhall’s Market played the Opera House last Holmes. Thursday evening with a i to be purchased from the proceeds of thi good attend- j Roland Hanson, who has been employ | ance. In the High school William B Swan have been re | girls' game j bequest at the ~—-- the Reds defeated for some time Dyer farm on ceived at the Belfast Free Library. Tht the Blacks in a score Imont avenue, left for of 16 to 7. The High school Saturday plate on which the leaflets were printer boys’ team Mr and Mrs. Loren Cross and Mr. and Morrill, the little son of Rev. and Mrs where he em- was defeated by the local aincy, Mass., expected was designed by a Boston artist of not< boys 26 to 18. Mrs. Fred S. Jackson returned Sunday Charles W. Martin, observed his fifth yment at the Fore River works, The teams will play and is a chaste and beautiful piece ol to-morrow, Friday, from the former’s camp at Grindstone, birthday Nov. 20th. He spent a i happy in Second evening the Hand House Fords kn alarm was rung in last Wednesday work. At the bottom of the ii Opera if William design three deer with them. with his new games and and bringing day toys Pendleton, a member of the ening at 9 o’clock for a chimney fire in the word Swan between two open books High school We was iubilant over his cake with have in stock in and Dr Ansel M. Lothrop and Maine Hills birthday team has recovered good repair e Curtis’ house on Peirce street, near one on each side of the From sufficiently from an j plate. eacl its five candles. a to his was It is returned Tuesday from hunting trip injury knee received at last Thurs- -idge. The damage slight. book rises a leafy, fruitful branch, em- condition several second hand Ford near Ashland. They brought home four Owing to there being no quorum at the day's game. cupied by H L. Curtis and Rudolph blematic of a well spent life. Near thi large bucks. annual m eting of the Waldo County A series of Touring 1916 also mders. 1 top of the plate these branches are caughi inter-city bowling matches Cars,mostly models, called for Hospital Thursday afternoon, will be played at the local Capt. John W. Ryder left by boat Mon- in the convolutions of an arched scrol Don’t forget the big street fair at the alleys this sea- a second hand Ford iMaxfer Unit ton no meeting was held. Another date will i son. the words The members of the Ward team y for New York, where he will enter bearing Belfast-Free-Librarv Peirce school to-morrow, Friday, evening, be announced. Many of the board were are truck which we and new Messrs. offer at reasonable e Sailors Snug Harbor at Staten Island Below this scroll between the when something entirely will be Walton, Nickerson, Thayer, out of town on business. Dutch branches is the Swan coat of above and French;the r the winter months. He expects to re- | arms, presented by the children. DeLemos, Pinette! prices. Grade I of the Peirce school, Mrs. ! Staples, Hatch and _irn home in the June to spend the motto Sit Nomen Decus At the bot- Noolan, Gray. The coming The ladies of the Methodist society Charles A. was ex- first game was last summer in Belfast. tom of the leaflet are the words “In Me- Townsend, teacher, played Thursday with will have a sale of bread, cake, cookies, cused from until last B. moriam William B. Swan.” Thursday Monday \ Maurice French high line with 456 pins. O. Hugh B. Young of Weymouth, Mass., and doughnuts at their vestry next NORTON, pies on account of a case of scarlet fever— ! Belfast won Tuesday evening in the first as been as foreman at the Coe- at engaged The Boy Scouts, with Scoutmastei Saturday afternoon beginning 2.30 a that of Lloyd Clarke, Cedar street. The1 of series of games with Camden, with WALDO COUNTY DEALER, BELFAST, ME. '.iortimer to fill the vacancy caused Orrin J. made their last hike tc plant Dickey, ; o’clock. child had never been a total exposed, to the of 2256 to 2107. The next game ■ the resignation of Albert H. Morse, Oak Hill last Saturday, where they pass- Mrs. David E. Patterson of Augusta, knowledge of his parents or teacher. The will be played at Camden Thanksgiving w employed by the Pejepscot Co Mrs. ed a one of the finest ol 1 pleasant day, rumor became current that the fever was afternoon. Maine, announces the marriage inten- ; The tally: Belfast—Penette, oung accompanied her husband here. ! the fall season. The weather was warn 1 1 — contracted from cutting rags for the Red 477; 51 t 101 I rvl ( t "V i 1 | tions of her danghter, Minnie Alma, and Walton, 425; Gray, 439; French, 455; i The Belfast post office will be closed and the roads firm and good for the hike. Linvill Francis Whitmore of Belfast, | Cross. Mrs. Townsend says the children Nickerson, 460. Camden—Packard, 421; anksgiving day, Thursday, Nov. 29th. while the view from the top of Oak Hil Maine. clip new pieces of cloth from the Thomp- Bracey, 421; Fitzgerald, 426; Boynton, was of best. The mountain; he will be one I the very general delivery open son factory and never in any instance 437; Wagner, 402. The cutters are out of the Leonard & .our after arrival of the morning and and farm lands in the distance offeree Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw has even a semi-an- soiled piece been cut. and the whole see Barrows’ shoe factory for the uininuiu rAKii. ening trains. The rural carriers are ex- much attraction er> A small but pleas- |, rooms will was tht nual stock-taking. The other ; me Junior Alliance tamp rire Girls ant company gathered at used for the day and the city carriers exceptionally good. Following the home of ANNOUNCES A U in turn until the entire stock has met last at the Unitarian Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Will be excused at noon.—Austin W. j lunch, the boys had their usual camf close Friday parson- Dutch on the after- been taken. age for their ceremonial. Ruth noon of Nov. 8th •.eating, P. M. fires and then amused themselves in roll- monthly in honor of the 90th received ing big rocks down the sides of the quar- Knight the degree of Wood birthday of Mrs. Susan Towle, who has The scarcity of parridge has been Charles E. Knowlton has leased his 20 Cent Discount Sale and was ! ries They came home by another route Gatherer presented with the been tenderly cared for in her oted by all Waldo county sportsmen, store at the foot of Main street, known declining silver ring of that rank. A had Mr. and The Scouts have had a large number of to B. O. Norton, play years by Mrs. Dutch. Mrs. -ot only this season, but for several sea- as the Mansfield block, on all millinery. been prepared as a six of the Towle is a hikes this season and all have profited b> store on Main surprise by wonderfully cheerful and sons R. T. Rankin, a game He has also rented the JJ warden, entitled “Our Aunt old IU the trips into the open and the days to members, From Cali- happy lady. She retains her mental nd one of our real sportsmen, said he- street, known as the Ferguson store, a 3 1° spent in the woods, beside some pond oi ! fornia." The characters were: Sally: faculties in large degree, and greatly Sale started Nov. 19th, continues until re leaving for the South that if this Leroy A- Webber, who will occupy it. on top of some mountain, where tests ir Needy, Hope Dorman: Felicia Needy, enjoyed the occasion. Rev. Mr. Andrews rd was not fcr several protected years Albert L. Cuzner was recently operated Saturday, Nov. 24th. Scoutcraft have been taken, and it ii Barbara McKenney; Rosalie Needy, and wife were expected but were kept would become extinct in this vicinity. | on at the Waldo County Hospital for a with general regret that the season ol Ruth Knight; a dressmaker, Annie Ide; j away by sickness. Neighbors came in Wm. M Greenlaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. on his right hand, caused by a cold weather must draw to a close thi growth the rich aunt, Mrs. Muntoburn, Ava to offer their congratulations, letters We carry a full line of B arrived home He now at his home on Greenlaw, Saturday have beer splinter. is Mrs. Charlotte Knowl- were received and ! very pleasant trips which Burgess; Needy, gifts were pre- from the Great Northern Paper street but will be unable to use ght made About eighteen miles were regis- Church ton. The play is a bright and witty one, sented. After a pleasant social hour in ;’s plant 60 miles above Lily Bay, t,is hand for some time. and Articles S tered on this last tnp. and was enthusiastically received. which all took part, a table appeared Knitting Bags Fancy here he had been employed as clerk. J The Traveller’s Club will meet with ! New Advertisements. At Fogg’s bountifully laden with good things to ALSO had been ill with a very severe cold The regular meeting of the Woman’! tempt the appetite. Its was Parish G'nitarian Mrs. James H. Howes Tuesday after- Market they are booking orders for centerpiece eatening pneumon a and was five days Alliance of the First a cake noon, Nov. 27th. The program will be Thanksgiving dinners. Among the things birthday adorned with the re- the road. He was fortunate in meet- church was held last Thursday afternooi number of candles. as follows: Reading, “The Mongols in they are offering are chickens, Waldo quired All did ample L Children’s Hand Knit Mittens •g Elmer A. Sherman in Bangor who at the home of Mrs. Albert M. Carte: John R. venison justice to the good things after his auto. ! Charlotte W. the lat China,” Mrs. Dunton; reading, county turkeys, geese, ducks, provided, 51T —"Toe > rought him home in and Miss Colburn, "j __ which a fo “Marco Polo and hist* Travels,” Miss and meats of all kinds.A. A. Howes & prayer of thanksgiving was ter its president. Mrs. Arthur E. Wil Fall Moving. Frank B. Luce and offered Annie L. reading, “The Chinese Co. have a great variety of by Rev. D. Brackett. All pro- son read the religious intelligence frun Barr; Thanksgiving have moved from the Carter -...... _ .1 family Maude E. Mathews. from the nounced it a good time and hope it hi of the Word and Work am Drama,” Miss supplies just markets and are may 37 Cedar to the Marsano late issues ouse, street, the lowest be repeated next year. the Christian Kegister After the closi placing prices possible on all ouse on Primrose street.Frank A. A social will be held in Thanksgiving their standard a was reai ' goods.At Bramhall's An and hive taken the Carter of the business meeting paper the church next Tuesday alarm of lire from box five was Nye family Congregational Market recommend ■ on the life am they escalloped clams the Gardner by Mrs Arthur I. Brown school and friends. rung in Saturday morning for assistance ent, moving fron house, evening for our church for as tht Thanksgiving.H. L. Whitten Co. labors of WTilliam Lloyd Garrison, from the town of when it was on High street.Mr. and Mrs. Plan to come and make this a tine suc- Morrill, -u-called, have a full line of Thanksgiving and of Emancipation during th' fancy groceries found that the store of Arthur B. Hatch Parker Cook and Orrin J. Dickey Apostle cess. Every class will do something and everything needed to make your Thanks- years preceding our Civi ' j was on The Belfast firemen took iave moved from the Fletcher house on twenty-five there will be something doing all the fire.^ giving dinner complete.See advt. of of William Gar the out with a Main street to the Gardner house. War The spirit Lloyd time. Refreshments will be served. gasoline engine motor Chas. F. swift for the list of some of the j was well by the reader : truck in about 45 but were too CHAS. F aniel Ingalls las sold his house at No. rison interpreted minutes, SWIFT, maso^fle Miss Ella Gardner has clos- things he is for listened to a; , ClTYPOINT. carrying Thanksgiving. late to .1 Cedar street and moved to the Frost and was attentively by I render any assistance. The fire ed her house for the winter owing to ill Fancy cheese a specialty. Grape j many of whon fruit, was seen in this A I ■ouse on Chur>h street.Arthur Hamil- appreciative audience, distinctly city. neigh- HAS A FULL LINE OF ALL THE j health and is boarding with Mr. and oranges, etc.Save wood and coal. The their approbation in a few wel | bor saw the store on, who is enployed in the A. A. Howes’ | expressed ablaze, apparently 1 Penobscot Electric Co. tells Brown Befor Mrs. Frank Clark.Frank L. Gardner Bay how in has boight the Ingalls house and rhoseu words to Mrs. catching the post office room. When store, after you may keep warm this mild j several age returned to Auburn Monday spend- during he arrived he was New moved in....Archie C. Hopkins has I leaving for Augusta years obliged to force open Fruits, Prunes, Citrons, 1 here.The weather without their use.B. O. Nor- an member o E ing several days many the main door. bought of M R. Knowlton the Johnson Mrs. Brown was active Mr. Hatch was absent friends of Mrs. Julia (Vaught n> lnnes ton has in stock some Ford touring cars and on her retur on a business to New York and ar- rouse, so-caled, at the corner of Court ! the Unitarian Alliance, trip will to hear of the loss of her little of which he can make immediate de- her intention and wis , regret rived in Belfast on the E. and Pearl sreets and has taken posses- | home has signified S. S. Co’s, Mixed Raisins born last week at her home in New livery. Buy now before there is an ad- Nuts, or son, Layer a in this boat after the lire was out. Mrs. sion. The Hopkins house on Congress to again become co-worker Hatch Hampshire.A service flag bearing two vance in price and not wait till next street has feen sold to Allen L. Curtis. ganization. and little daughter had the care of the stars is at the Beckwith home. when there is liable to be a short- displayed spring, store and said there had been no lire in .A was born last week to in cars. He also has in daughter age stock in the building since Friday afternoon. The Mr. and Mrs. also a daugh- and condition several second Percy Peavey, good repair stock in trade was one of the best in i FANCY CHEESE ter to Mr. and Mrs. Levi D. Holmes. hand Ford which he offers at rea- cars, Waldo county and consisted of fancy! A H Fair Holmes lost a good farm horse sonable prices.Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw SPECIALTY. goods, provisions, meats, hardware, etc. I last week.Miss Hazel Doak was -a announces a t 20-cent discount sale on all the was 9c. SALE Good judges say stock worth at at the home of her Carle- ; guest brother, millinery until Saturday, Nov. 24th. least $10,000. The buildings included the Fine > sale will be a 9c. : ton for several days last week. She is also a full line of Confectionery I )ur 5th SA TURD A “SPECIAL” Doak, carrying knitting j store proper with a large basement, ice bags and articles and and in and the two “special” tables on the street floor Colonial Theater. Smiling George fancy children’s ! house, storehouse and barn. Mr. Hatch In Boxes Bulk. hand knit mittens.C. S. Adams and will be devoted to 9c. merchandise. A few of the + Walsh in the Fox feature “The Book ! is unable to estimate his loss at present, < > sons a card publish of thanks.Men and he carried only a partial insurance, are: Agent,” a play of laughs and thrills is j many articles and boys wanted at Mathews’ mill. Grape Fruit, Oranges, Etc. Ap- on Grapes, the attraction Thursday, matinee and | He has not decided his plans for re- Isale >Kirl iiu iges .yc | ply to O. E. Frost or at the mill.For The safe was found intact. ! evening. Friday, matinee and evening, building. Everything wanted for a Dinner VIow Bowls. 9c Yarn, per Skein.9c 4 rent, a large heated room with electric Thanksgiving the big scenic spectacle “The Woman God The mail bag keys over which Mr. Hatch town and White Bowls. 9c Tumblers, 3 for. 9c a Call amt see. and use of bath. was most worried were found under Forgot” with Geraldine Farrar, one of lights Apply at The the auce Dishes, 2 for..9c (each) .9c | J the is offered. Never has Journal office.Lost, last Monday on the debris of furnace wood in the cellar just am O’Shanters.fcc Vases.9c \ year’s triumph J under the Miss Farrar been afforded a vehicle that streets a pocket book. Finder please post office. A stranger was in IH'es.vc^ Colored Thread, 3 for. 9c Vinegar Cruets. .9c J leave at No. 13 Spring street.A situa- Morrill all day Friday without any appar- Sewing Silk, 3. 9c Fancy Boxes 9c a j discloses to better advantage her wonder- Benj. H. Mudgett has returned from a The Kelley Improvement League of ttie ^ tion as or nurse ent reason and called at the 3 for. 9c Toilet Paper 3 rolls 4 ful talent. the housekeeper wanted by store, point- East Belfast Handkerchiefs, for.9c Although production pre- hunting trip in Northern Maine. He Brick school. Miss Ethel S. Cotton, 4 Mrs. L. B. Jackson, 7 Bay View street.... ing to the article he wished to with- i “4 for.9c Darning for.9c Z sents immense spectacular displays, in- buy | Savory, principal, are rehearsing on an home a which was cut up Children’s T Give a New Edison to someone for Christ- out He was seen on the street brought deer, 1 Doilies. 9c Stockings.9c cluding the highest set ever built for a speaking. operetta to be given Thanksgiving week market. Linen 2 for.9c Fancy Waste Paper Baskets,.9c Z mas. See advt. of Fred D. Jones in re- as late as 9 p. m. Mr. Hatch has notified at Fogg's Thread, motion picture its interest is not confined in the Mason Mills chapel. The pro- Fancy Linen Collars, 2 for.9c Gloves ..9c 4 to this machine. Mr. Jones is the post office authorities of the loss of Renworth Raymond Sherman to this feature alone. Further details gard also Rogers, I ceeds will be applied to a fund to place Hooks one-half and Eyes, 4 for.9c Candy, pound...9c Z a at that office. returned may be read in another column. Satur- advertising 9 cent sale his store next and Austin Jewett Saturday electric lights in the schoolhouse. The 2 Moosehead the star E. H. Saturday. See list of things which can night from a hunting trip in 1 day, eminent stage Sothem | ; operetta is entitled “Bobby Brewster’s- case of Ribbons, retail 15 to 50c per where were yard, | in the six part Blue Ribbon feature ! be bought for 9 cents. Lake region, they joined by Rooster” and will be given by the fol- For this sale, per yard. 9C -----_- B. formerly of Belfast. | “The Man of Mystery” and little Bobby Chester Worthen, lowing cast: Bobby Brewster, Irvin j PEERLESS six deer. Connelly in his latest picture will furnish I They brought home his ■; One Table Toilet Powders, regular 25c., 50c _ I j Ryan; Tom, chum, George Brown; 90c. Your T the best possible entertainment. The i another and, choice, only -. 0C CASUALTY Mrs. Martha Riley of Portland, depart- Billie, chum, Wesley Richards; following are offered next matinee CO., Mr. Wellington the week, j ment inspector of the Daughters of Vet- Brewster, Dunbar; The above is only a small part of the different items to i and evening: Monday, Wallace Reid in doctor, Eleazar Dunbar; Clara, Bobby’s ]; } Wanted N. made an ollicial visit to Emma Keene, H., erans, be sold at 9c. It is a we the new Paramount picture “The Hos- sister, Wilda Savory; Bessie, her ;; real 9c sale and would be i Barker Tent, last Thursday even- chum, pleas- WJiite Dora another chum. to i tage.” Tuesday, Clara Kimball Young in Men and Boys at the Math- Flanders; Janet, ;; ed have Y OU come in. I Pays Sick and Accident Benefits ing. Supper was served to members at 6 Katherine j the masterpiece “Camille.” Wednesday, Wood; Betsey, Evelyn Mank; ews’ Mill. Expevit nee not m. with a Tent Mrs. Velma Mona i! Yours + p. committee, Myra Fanny, Rogers; Grannie, truly, Carlyle Blackwell and June Elridge in chorus of children. necessary. For particulars S. Dutch chairman. The work was ex- Burgess; “The Marriage Market.” Coming soon, to M. A. emplified at the regular meeting. Re- FRED D. I the new Paramount serial, “Who Is Num- apply COOK, JONES, freshments were served at the social Children Cry ber One?” Read the story in the Boston O. E. FROST, District Manager, Searsport, Me. hour. Mrs. Riley was the guest over FOR FLETCHER’S Post and see this thrilling play here.- or at the Mill. night of Mrs. Rose D. Sprague. CASTO R I A BY WEIGHT. THE EXHILARATION OF FLIGHT. Thousands of Children Have FOR THE WAR PHOTOGRAPHER POTATOES ! WAR The following letter, published in the Worms. SAVING GAME The bureau of markets, department of j daily Kennebec Journal, was written by Agriculture, in a co-operation with the Their Parents Do Not Know It. Stephen T. Claflin, who is with the Conflict Takes Perishable Division of the Food Adminis- are: Liropean Sports- “British Flying Corps,” to his Symptoms of worms in-Bbihlren tration has decided to undertake a cam- Royal Der« fired stomach, swollen upper lip, men mother. The enthusiasm of this young Out of the Field. paign to induce the trade over the entire sour stomach, offensive aviator, is likely to make many of us breath, hard and full belly, country to conduct transactions in pota- with occasional griping* and oeson the basis of the hundred-weight wish we could fly: about the navel, pale Increase in the Price of Guns and instead of the basis of bushels, barrels, British Royal Flying Corps, pains and face of leaden tint, eyes munition Makes Hunting a bags of various sizes ranging from 80 Toronto, Canada, Sept. 16, 1917. tc 100 heavy and dull, tvfiching Rich Man’s pounds. I have been in the Sport. ‘The Well, mother, “up itching of tte nose, benefits to be derived from such a 1 eyelids, air” at last, and believe me, the first for Infants and Children. Mb narkEsL itti itching of the rectum, short standardization of the present method | little Despite the war the permanent wild hardly needs to be pointed out. At the flight is something 1 shall remember to drv cough, grinding of the teeth, | The Kind You Have has borne the is its present time sales are made on the Always Bought signa- red stick ng out on tongue, start- life protective fund continuing many | my dying day. To go soaring through points basis of ture of H. and has been made under his slow Grown battle to save American from some particular measure which is ! Chas. Fletcher, ing during sleep, fever, game space, in and out of a cloud, with the not known outside of a few markets. For for over 30 Allow no one folks are to worms also. extinction, writes Frederic J. Hask- | personal supervision years. subject earth like a colored and Dr. True’s in eastern Maine i patched map The one best remedy is in. War is a benefit to wild life in instance, many markets, to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and and Worm potatoes are sold in bulk by the barrel thousands of feet below, and toTook out Elixir, the Family Laxative that it takes hunters out of the are but and the many measure of a unknown ‘‘Just-as-good” Experiments, endanger Good tor also. Mr*. ll pecks, system and see but a few wires and Expeller. ^pdults field and lias raised the nothing of believes this average price elsewhere. State laws vary as to the health Children—Experience against Experiment. Curtis of Houston, Texas, square feet of cloth between you and the of and ammunition about 50 per on commodities and writes that she will be glad to tell guns weight per bushel many < what it is and a bushel one not be com- ground, with a roaring engine' in front her friends of the b nefU** she has re- lit, making hunting rapidhy in city may The Kind You Have at deal- parable to a bushel in another The and a 11 of space Always Bought ceived. Get a bottle today your becoming in this country, anyway—a city. eternity stretching and 00. rich man's hundred-weight is standard over the en- and then to have the ers. 40c., 60c $1 ^ sport. around and below, tire country and never varies. By its use Write for further in- (7. The wild life protection fund, in its engine shut ofT and dive down until the IV/v^y.vTtJaui.(/Auburn. Maine. endless confusion would be avoided, con- formation. literature and the lectures of its cam- troversies between members of the trade earth rushes up at you like a close up on trustee, William T. Horna- paigning eliminated and intelligent comparisons of a movie screen, then to straighten out of the New York in MAINE ITEMS. day zoological park, prices different sections could be made. and go up and up into the clear air and At is seeking to spread the idea that the this time when the public are interest- sunshine, with a 100-mile wind blowing ed in food sportsmen must act to save the game, prices, an intelligent basis of past you and the up-turned white specks comparison is desired. Chosen Becaust of Fitness. that I hey are robbing themselves and especially of the faces below looking up at you, In Use For Over 30 Years. The Aroostook and deal- if do not. This potato growers there is no experience equal to it in this TMK CiNTAUH COMPANY, NEW VOWK ClTV. Florence Moore Walla e has been future generations they _ Mrs. ers have adopted the new standard and world or the next I believe. well set forth in a as the Waterville district man- Idea lias been pos- doubtless appointed the other counties of our State It is as if a whole new life, with infi- for the Kennebec Journal. Mrs. ter of the New Mexico Game Protec- ager will do the same. nite possibilities, and unknown fascinat- Wallace was born in Portland and is a T!:-. sKcj li'liiRis Unit have been tion which have set out associations, ing things to be discovered, were opened of the Portland school. graduate High almost universally adopted by the with determination and success to save I vmi | Course. She did her first newspaper work as cor- I'pecial Kentucky I WALDO SS In Ouu of At a Pr. bate Court at armies on the Battlefields of Europe the wild life of that state. The poster We are not flying officially yet. I went Probat-. hn'il at held Belfast, witbi for the from Belfast, on the 13th of for the of respondent Sheepscot Echo, are now to he used the A keen eyed mountaineer led his over- out to the and day November. 1917, County Waldo, on the s | by photo- is as follows: flying ground by pulling N. B. of the town of China. Later she was cor- Eastman, administrator on the esta e of Tuesday November, A. D, 1917 who are the elk and grown son "into a country schoolhouse. a few wires got one of the lieutenants to A. for the Waterville Sentinel graphers making pictorial “Your grandfather hunted Harry Davis, l.iie of Relf»sf, in said County, A certain respondent “This here arter he an- take me up. If 1 was ever in doubt—no instrument, purporting to I of the world combat. are buffalo until there were none. boy’s lamin',” deceased, having presented his first and fir last will and The Associated Press, and was for history They al ana i.stament of Almira H Ta nounced. “What’s yer bill o’ fare?” more. I think if I knew f account of administrati n different from the ones in There still certainly of said estate tor late of in said some time city editor of the Waterville slightly gen- "You are limiting deer. “Our allowance. Montvflie, County of V. al*‘ curriculum, sir,” corrected the would be killed in a month, I wouldn’t cessed, been Sentinel. eral use, being conical in shape and are some. havi-g presenter for pr schoolmaster, “embraces miss the chance to go on and have a Ordered that notice thereof he three with petition that the geography, given, praying said will be pr She has long been prominent in patri- coming down far over eyes. “What do you want your son to weeks in and arithmetic, trignometry—” plane of my own. An hour of flying is successively, The Republican Journal, allowed a; d that administration of otic organizations. She has been de- a in estate, with the hunt? Rabbits?” “That’ll do,” interrupted the father. worth years on the ground. I hope to get newspaper published Belfast, in said will annexed, be granted and pres- County, that all persons rrarik A. partment secretary department CATARRH- VANISH ES The New Mexican “That’il do. Load him up well with this week and if I be- interested may attend Cushman, said deceased not b;.v average reading up again don’t, at a ident of the Maine State Relief Corps Probate Court, to he held at Belfast, on appointed any executor in said that knows that it is true. He i triggernometry. He’s the only poor shot lieve me, it will not be my fault. will. of of the G. A. and sign the 11th day of December next,and show and the Ladies’ R., Here is One Treatment That All Sufferers in the family.” STEPHEN T. CLAFLIN. ause, Ordered. That notice be given to all has heard from the old-timers what tfte if any have, the said account per*. also has been National secretary and Na- they why should int* r.'sn d a oan not be by causing copy of this order Rely Upon. abundance of used to be sees allowed. tional chaplin, and is at present National game be; published n r- e weeks in 1 j ELLERY BOWDEN, successively The assistant secretary. Her in a Hash tlie long generations of ruth- Judge. publican J, urnal, a newspaper publish. corresponding If you wsnt to A true c >py. Attest: drive catarrh and all its Bella-1, tnat at son, M. Wallace, is serving with less destruction, the inevitable end Chas they may appear a Pr, Stanley E. Johnson, Register. "urt, t., disgusting symptoms from your system he htld at Belfast, within and the 1st Connecticut Field Hospital. in the when the mountains where he loves1 said shortest possible time, go to your County, on the second Tuesday of Dec* WALDO SS her druggist and ask for a outfit to- to hunt will be lifeless. Suffered Several In Court of Probate, held at next, at itn of the clock before Hyomei noon. Some Coal Coming to Maine. on snow day. Another difficulty in the path of Belfast, the 12th day of November. 1917. cause, if any they have, why the Jane W. should not be Ferguson, executrix of the will of proved, and ah- w We note that a barge loaded with coal oreathe Hyomei and it will rid you of lies in t lie approved j game preservation opposi- Lydia S. Ferguson, late of in said and petition granted. to and that a tow of it such Belfast, is coming Augusta, catarrh; gives quick relief that tion in congress to federal action in the Years. PERUNA County, deceased, ELLERY at I all having presented her first fc'OWDEN. „ud- carrying 15,000 tons has arrived who use for the first time are as- and final account A true barges |it matter. Nothing but federal action of administr. tion of said es Copy Attest: Bangor. It is now believed that urgent | tonished. tate for allowance. ( has E. saved the wild fowl. By reason of the Johnson, Regina needs will be elsewhere. The is a supplied Hyomei pure, pleasant antiseptic, MADE ME WELL Ordered, thst notice thereof he given, three weeks in ! which migratory game law, drawn by gov- Its WALDO good weather during the first is breathed into the lungs*)ver the J My weeks successively, in The Republican Jour ^S. In Court of Probate, h a Belfast, on the l November has necessitated very little inflamed membrane; it kills the catarrh ernment scientists and providing pro- Mrs. Elizabeth Reuther, 1002 11th nal, newspaper published in Belfast, in said th day of Novemoer, 1, | that all Donald H, of use of coal in furnaces, and the economy germs, soothes the sore spots and heals tection for waterfowl from Canada to N. W., Washington, D. C., writes: County, persons interested may attend Fogg, guardian Milton R. {■ j St., Standby at a now of aid Probate Court, to be held at on deceased, Searemont, in said Conn which will be practiced will further all inflammation. Mexico, they are now believed to be “I endorse Peruna as a splendid Belfast, the 11th day of December anti having presented his first and final accon an coal famine. Don’t suffer next, show in preventing absolute another day with catarrh, safe for a hundred years. medicine for catarrh and stomach if as guardian of said for a c^use, any they have, why the said account Milton R. Fogg,*for a * the disease is dangerous and often ends from which I suffered sev- The fact which the average sports- trouble, should not be allowed. ance. American Swans in Maine. in consumption. Start the Hyomei treat- eral years. I took it for several man does not realize is that when a ELLERY BOWDEN. Judge. I Ordered, that notice thereof be t.- ment No A given, of today. stomach dosing, no months, found my health was re- Cold. true copy. Attest: weeks successively in The E. E. Hastings Fryeburg some time species of wild game is reduced to a Republican J.’ur,:, sprays or douches; just breathe it—that’s stored and have felt ever Chas. E. Johnson, a in < wrote to Chairman B. Austin splendidly Register newspaper published Belfast, in said ago Harry all. certain it cannot “come hack,” that all j Ask A. A. Howes & Co. point since. I now take it when I con- ty, persons interested may attend «•. of the Fish and Game Commission that WALDO SS. In Court of Probate, held at i Probate be no matter how? much it is protected. tract a and it soon rids the sys- Those who to medi- Court.to held at Belfast, on the swans had cold, object liquid on the two flocks of the appeared in Belfast, 13th day of November, 1917. day of December and For in 1884 the buffalo hunt- tem of catarrhal tendencies.” cines can Peruna Tablets. next, show cause, if a of as a OUR SILK MANUFACTURE. example, any procure George W, of Annie the vicinity Kezar pond and, it is Partridge, guardian M. they have, why the said account should no' ers said and believed that there would Partridge of in said very rare bird in New England, he bearsport. County, having allowed. ELLERY BOWDEN, Judg presented his first and final account as A the State would a States is now the always he plenty of buffalo. In 1885 guar- true copy. Attest: thought perhaps like The United greatest At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and dian of there said(Annie M. Partridge for allowance. Cuas. E. specimen for the museum. Chairman silk of the they went out to hunt them and for the County of Waldo, on the second Johnson, Registe manufacturing country world, Ordered, that notice thereof be three Austin immediately sent a special per- was none. It took them two years to Tuesday of November, A. D. 1917. given, the of raw silk consumed ex- weeks successively, in The Republican Jour- WALDO SS. In to secure quantity Cows! to be the Cou't of he. .*oiit authorizing Mr. Hastings a realize the fact that the buffalo was A certain instrument, purporting a Probate, nal, newspaper published in Belfast, in said on ceeding that of any other The last will and testament of Lillian A. Simmons, Belfast, the 13th day of November, pair. country. extinct. Wolves and hunt- County, that all persons interested attend Ida L. practically late of Stockton Springs, in said County of may West, executrix of the will of Wii.i. Mr. wrote that there value of the out turn of the silk manu- st a Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, on H. W late Hastings appear- ers destroyed the remnant much faster Waldo, deceased, been presented for -st, of Searspwrt, in said County, having the 11th day of December next.and show cause ed at the pond Oct. 28th 18 of these birds facturing establishments has grown from with that said will ceased, having presented her first and than it could breed. Cows!! probate, petition praying any they the said account have, why should account of in one flock. They were very shy and it be allowed and that letters testamentary issue administration of said estate f $41,000,000 in 1879 to $87,000,000 in 1889, Of course the buffalo has been over- not be allowed. lowance required considerable time and skill for to Walter F. Kimball, the executor named as an lesson in cows for cash at ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge. $107,000,000 in 1899, $197,000,000 in 1909 worked object game WANTED, good spot therein, without bond, it so prc vided in Ordered, that notice thereof be the hunter and warden to get within being A true copy. Attest: given, rnr As of said will. weeks in The proper but it was accom- and $254,000,000 in the lateskdate protection. opponents protec- full market value. Write or Chas. E. Johnson, successively, Republican Journa distance, finally 1914, phone Register. a newspaper published in u. s* and the two secured. i tive measures have pointed out. the Ordered, That notice be given to all persons Belfast, plished specimens for which census figures are available. County, that all interested HERALD OFFICE, interested by causing a copy of this order to be WALDO SS. In persons maj alien The older bird, a is of buffalo could not have survived civil- Court of Probate, held at a full-grown male, j at Probate Court, to be held a Mel »« | In that year, 1914, the total value of raw published three weeks successively in The Re- on the 13th ttie whitest white with beau- in limited numbers Maine. Belfast, day of November, 1917. the 11th of imaginable, ization except very 2m46 Belfast, a at Bel- day December next, an f >* silk imported was but $100,000,000, while publican Journal, newspaper published Lyle T. Stevens, administrator of the estate of tiful He measures five | ! cause, if any the saio plumage. feet, anyway. fast, in said that they may appear at a Charles E. they have, why in 1917 the total of raw silk imported was County, Stevens, late of Unity, in said Coun- should not be three inches from the tip of his bill to the Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, within and allowed an increase in the raw ma- Bui this is not true of deer, fflk and ty, deceased, having presented his first and end of his six leet $150,000,000, forsBid on the of De- ELLERY BOWDEN* tail, nine inches from County, second Tuesday final account of administration of said estate Judu terial of over 50 per cent. Should this mountain which inhabit the high A true copy. Attest: tip to tip of his wings and weighs 15 sheep cember next, at ten of the clock before noon, for allowance. increase in cost of raw material be reflect- Chas. E. The web of his mountain ranges that will always be a Probate Notices. and show cause,if any they have,why the same Johnson. Register pounds. foot measures Urdered, that notice thereof he three ed in the output of the mills of the cur- should not be proved, approved and allowed given seven inches across at the widest place. wilderness. There is only one measure weeks in The rent the total value of silk manu- and successively Republican Journal, WALDO year, petition granted. a SS. In Court of Probate, held a; He has black legs and feet, with white which can save them, and that is the and newspaper published in Belfast, insaidCoun factures of the United States in 1917 At a Probate Court held at' Belfast, within ELLERY BOWDEN. Judge. Belfast, on the 13th day of November. 191 and black the mark ty, that all persons interested may attend at a head, distinguishing provision of game refuges in national for the County of Waldo,on the second Tues- A true copy. Attest: JaneW. ! would be nearly $400,000,000, or practi- Probate to be held at Ferguson, surviving partner of th* of the American swan. 1917. E. Court, Belfast, on the 11th forests where these animals can breed day of November, A. D. Chas. Johnson. Register. copartnership of J. W. Ferguson &, Co., con- cally four times as large as in the year day of December next, and show cause, if any The other is a smaller and younger j sisting of herself and S. 1900. unmolested, and the increase restock A certain instrument, purporting u> he the they have, the said account should not Lydia Ferguson, la w*hy of in said bird, the plumage being of the slate gray last will and testament of Eliza J. Curtin, late be allowed. Belfast, County, deceased, havit:, do not alTect the j a at High prices apparently the surrounding country. At Probate Court held Belfast, within and her 1 color of the immature bird. It measures of in said County of Waldo, de- presented first and final arcount of adm Searsport. on the 13th ELLERY BOWDEN. Judge. demand of the American silk consumer, for the County of Waldo, day of istration of Baid for allowan four feet, one inch from bill to tail and ceased, having been presented for probate A true copy. Attest: copartnership since the average import price of raw November, A. D 1917. six feet, six inches from tip to tip of Dress in London. with a petition praying that said will be al- Chas E. Johnson. Register. Ordered, that notice thereof be given, th silk brought into the country in the liscal lowed and that letters issue to A certain instrument, purported to be an weeks h The wings, weighing 12 pounds. The yellow said of the testamentary successively, Republican Journa year 1917 is the on aver- Something might.be the named there- authenticated copy of the last will and testa- a in mark in front of highest record, Emma C. Nickels, executrix WALDO SS. In Court of Probate, held at newspaper published Belfast, in said t om the eyes in the Ameri- war and the thereof, of $4.61 per $3.61 in Changes that three years of have in, without surety or suritieg on her fficial ment probate Berjnmin F. ty, that all persons interested attend .: can aging pound, against Belfast, on the 13th day of November, 1917, may swan distinguishes it from the Euro- in will. late of Boston, Massachusetts, in the Probate to be 1916 and $3.09 in 1915, the highest annual brought about in our clothes, says the bond, it being so provided the Rice, Amanda H. Kneeland, executrix of the will of Court, held at Belfast, on tu pean swan which has the yellow in pro- County of Suffolk, deceased, having been pre- 11th day of Decembe* average of the past quarter century hav- Manchester Guardian. dress Ordered, 1 hat notice be given to all persons James (I. Kneeland, late of Searsport. in said next, and show fusion. Evening sented for w th a if this order to probate petition praying any they have, why the said account sh ing been $4.20 per in as interested by causing a copy of County, deceased, havirg presented her first The swan breeds in the far North and pound 1907, is not abolished, but it is becoming that the copy of said will may be allowed, tiled not be allow* d. be published three weeks successively in The and final account of administration of said es- against $4.61 in 1917. much in theaters and and recorded in the Probate Court of sad ELLERY has for many years had little to do with less customary Republican Journal, a newspaper published at tate for allowance. BOWuEN, Judg* Most of this great increase in raw silk County of Waldo, and letters testamentary be A true copy. Attest: Maine. Chairman Austin and Curator restaurants, and people coming up to Belfast, in said County, that they may appear Ordered, That notice thereof be three i comes from from which issued to Elizabeth R. Hamilton of Winches- given ( has, fc. .lames are both of the that the imported Japan, at a Probate Court,to be held at Belfast, with- Weeks Johnson, Regis;* opinion London who used to bring evening ter. in the of Middle- successively, in Th Republican Journal, j the of 1917 were on second Massachusetts, County so country imports 26,342,- in and for s^id County, the Tuesday a in in said Coun- appearance of large numbers in this no do so. sex. newspaper published Belfast, 000 out of a total of clothes with them longer at ten of the clock before j at pounds 33,869,000 of December next, ty, that all interested n ay attend at a I WALDO SS. In Court of h< State this time is largely due to the notice persons Probate, while the total of 1916 from Stiff white collars are disappearing, noon, and show cause, if any they have, why Ordered, that the said petitioner give on the 13th that has been them pounds, Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the Belfast, daj of November, l.< protection afforded not be and to all interested by causing a copy of Japan was 22,915,000, against 18,217,000 and the soft collar is worn by ail the same should proved, approved persons 11th day of December next, nd show cause, if Arthur M. Jackson, guardian of KennV; during passage by the United States Mi- allowed. this order to be published three weeks succes- in 1915. classes. The democratic had a- y they have, why the said account should Jackson of Thorndike, in said County, ha gratory Bird law. These are the first process in the Journal, a newspaper ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge. sively RepubliAn not be allowed. d his first and fiml as Even this large importation of raw silk present* account k to be secured in already set in at the house of com- A true Attest: at Belfast, in said County, that they dian of said specimens Maine. copy. published ELLERY BOWDEN. Judge. Kenneth N.Iackson for a has not reduced the amount of silk manu- E. may appear at a Probate Court, to be held at mons. One remembers the shock that Chas. Johnson, Register. A true copy. Attest: ance. factures imported, since the total value Belfast, within and for said County, on the 11th Two Mr. Keir Hardie’s cloth created chas E. Johnson, Register, Ordered, that notice theieof Old Timers. of of all kinds cap of A D 1917, at ten of the be given, tr.: silk manufactures brought At a Prooate Court, neio ac Belfast, within and day December, weeks in on its first but it if successively, Th* Republican Jo;: was appearance there, on clock before noon, ana show cause, any they Two old time into the country in 1917 $40,323,000 for the of Waldo, the second a Maine built square-rigged County WALDO SS. In Court of held at nal, newspaper published in Belfast, in a. lias advanced since the war A. have, why the prayer of said petitioner should Probate, vessels are to have against in 1916 and $25,043,000 immensely Tuesday of November, D. 1917. that all inn reported tied up at Port- $31,912,000 not be granted. Belfast, on the 13th day of November, 1917. County, persons Zested may atu in 1915. Frock coats are in small and to be the at a Probate to be land, Oregon, for the winter, after an ac- began. A certain instrument, purporting ELLERY BOWDEN. Judge. Newell White, administrator on the estate of Court, hell at Belfast, on th The increase in of diehard are on their last will and testament of Regina J, Board- late of Montville. in said 11th day of December n* xt, nd show cause tive season in the Alaska salmon fishery. large production minority. Spats A true copy. Attest: Mary W, White, of Islesboro.in said County of Waldo, his first any they have, why the sad account sh. One is the bark Berlin, 1R43 tons, built at silk resulted in a considerable exporta- last legs. Top hats survive mirac- man,late Chas. E. Johnson. Register. County, deceased, having presented tion of silk which showed deceased, having been presented for probate and final account of administration of said es- not be allowed Phippsburg in 1882, the other the manufactures, it until one re- being ulously. might seem, with praying that said will be proved tate for allowance. ELLERY a total value for the liscal year 1917 of petition BOVDEN, Judg* bark Levi G. Burgess, ltilfi tons, built at members their so and allowed and tfat administration of said es- A true Attest: in 1916 and enduring qualities, At a Probnte Court held at Belfast, within and Ordered, that notice thereof be given, three copy. Thomaston in 1887. Both vessels are re- $7,203,000, against $5,205,000 tate, with the will annexed, be granted to Chas. E Johnson, that, their persistence is only a form for the County of Waldo, on the 13th day of weeks successively, in The Republican Jour- Regist. ported in fine condition in spite of their $2,745,000 in 1915. | Wendell H. Boardman, said deceased not hav- war after all. November, A. D. 1917. nal, a newspaper in Belfast, in said of economy executor in said published long years of service, and their Pacific ing appointed any will. at- EXECU'l OK’S NOTICE. he subscr A certain instrument, purported to be an County, that all persons interested may coast owners have refused several offers FOR RED CROSS. That notice be to all persons hereby wives notice that he hg been dul VOLUNTEERS! Ordered, given authenticated copy of the last will and testa- tend at a Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, With the Private. a of this order to appointed executor of the last till and testa of purchase at very much higher prices Dining interested by causing copy ment and the probate thereof.of Eflie Littlefield on the 11th day of December next, and show ! be three weeks in The ment of than were received by their eastern own- Another group of business and profes- It has come at last—the offense of published successively Murry, late^of Lob Angeles, California, deceas- cause, if any they have, why the said account a at ers Republican Journal, newspaper published a Bhould not be allowed. GEORGIANNA YOUNG, late ol Sear m when sold some ten years ago. sional men have volunteered to serve the an officer dining in public with a pri- 1 ed, having been presented for probate with Belfast, in said County, that they may appear at ELLERY American Red Cross in France for the petition praying that the copy of said will BOWDEN, Judge. in the County of Waldo, and vate. It was bound to come, soon or a Probate to be held at Belfast, within decease, giv- A Court, be filed and recorded in the Pio- A true cipy. Attest: the law directs. All U-Boat Chaser Launched in Camden. of the war without may allowed, bonds as penons period pay, giving up late. The writer, notes the and for said on the second Tuesday of Chas E having present County, bate Court of said Uounty of Waldo, and that Johnson, Register. demands against the estate of saj deceae- The submarine chaser built by the their private interests and paying all ex- December, next at ten of the clock before London Daily Chronicle, met not long letters testamentary be issued to Security are desired to present the same foiaettlemi: Camden to their service. and show cause, if any they have, why Anchor-Rockland Machine Co. penses incident n-on, Trust and Bank of Los Cali- thereto are ago a private in uniform and two men and Savings Angeles. WALDO SS In Court of Probate, held at and all indebted rtques^d to mat for the U. S. government has been launch- A high order of executive ability is the same should not be proved, approved fornia. the one who should and Belfast, on the 13th day of November. 1917. payment immediately. ed and is now at needed to take of the branch in mufti. Of two, allowed petition granted. W their wharf practically charge Horace True administrator on the es- ILLIS J KNO'LTON have been the uniform of a ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge. Ordered, that the said petitioner give notice Muzzy, completed except for the installation of depots in France, from which supplies wearing tate of Horace late of Searamont, in Liberty. Me Nov. 13, 1917. A true c< py. Attest: to all persons interested by causing a copy of Muzzy, her The boat is 110 feet over are to Paris and thence distributed second lieutenant, explained: “Private his engines. shipped ChaS E. Johnfon, Register. this order to be published three weeks succes- said County, deceased, having presented all and 15 trucks and otherwise to a dozen or second and final account of administration of ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. he «ur feet beam and for power will by Blank, here, is my uncle. He is up sively in the Republican Journal, a newspaper more It is these said estate for allowance. scriber gives notice that he as be- have three six-cylinder Standard engines, branch warehouses. for a visit, and according to regula- published at Belfast, in said County, that they hereby At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and administrator of the Mate which are to branch which are to be in charge j may appear at a Probate Court, to be held at Ordered, that notice thereof be given, three duly appointed expected develop enough depots tions I not to be seen about with on the second ought for the County of Waldo, on the late of to enable her to run down of the latest of volunteer business Belfast, within and for said County, 11th weeks successively, in The Republican Journal, HOLLIS TURNER, Paler,,,, speed easily squad Since I I have of A. D. 1917. him. joined the army Tuesday November, of December, A.D. 1917, at ten of the clock a ublished in Belfast, in said in the of Waldo, deceased, ai any German submarine afloat. Another and professional men. The list of those day newspaper \ County gi\» grown bang out of civilian so to be the before nr on, snd show cause, if any they have, that all persons interested may attend bonds as the law directs, All personsiavirg boat of the same design is well along in who have volunteered includes: my rig. A certain instrument, purporting County, of James L. Marriner, why the prayer of said petitioner should not at a Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, on demands against the estate of said dr*>a»t the same I’ve borrowed a suit from the guv-nor, last will and testament yard. A four-masted schooner Henry S. Sherman, Cleveland, O., show to the same for late of Searsmont. in said County of Waldo, be granted. the 11th day of December next,and cause, are desired present setUmer is scheduled to be launched at Bean’s vice president of the Standard Car Wheel haven’t I. dad?” “Yes, you have, and the said should thereto are deceased, having been presented for probate ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge. if any they have, why account and all indebted requested t-mak- vard, Camden about w'hich Philip L. Smith, Short Hills, it's answered A true Attest: not be allowed. immediately. Thanksgiving, Company; my best, you villain,” with a petition praying that said will be allowed copy. payment will E. BOW HARRY M. be the fourth launching at that yard N. J., banker and member of the New the second civilian. and that letters testamentary issue to Etta L. Chas. Johnson, Register. ELLERY DEN. Judge. LENH'.T. Nov. 1917. this season. York Stock Exchange; Johnson de For- Marriner, the executrix named therein, with- A true copy. Attest: Washington, Me.. 13. Chas. E. New York and son of Robert out bond, it being so provided in said will. Johnson, Register. est, lawyer, So. At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within a~d ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE. Them at Mostly Caribou Katahdin. W. de Forest, vice president of the Amer- Ordered, That notice be given to all persons of on 13th of icriber hereby gives notice that she has >« “You're under arrest," exclaimed the for the County Waldo, the day ican T. I a of this order to Si>. in Court of Probate, held at administratrix of the eBtai It is reported that a small number of Red Cross: George Rice, Boston, interested by causing co| y November, A. D. 1917 WALDO duly appointed officer, as he stopped the automobile. 1 be thiee weeks successively in The Belfast, on the 13ih day of November, 1917. caribou have been seen in of the banking house of Bond & Goodwin; published executrix of the last JOr.L S. MADDOCKS, late of Lincolnvil recently the at JANE W. FERGUSON, administrator on the es- of the “What for?” Mr. Republican Journal, a newspaper published Freeman M Wood, ( Katahdin Our older Lewis; M. Williams, Cleyeland, O., inquired Chuggins. will and testament of S. Ferguson, late of deceased, and gi region hunters can in said that they may appear Lydia of E. Wood, late of Belfast, in said in the County W'aldo, and “I haven’t made mind I’ll Belfart, County, of tate Mary remember when these animals were Sherwin-Williams Paint Company, tip my yet. with of Belfast, in said County Waldo, deceased, his first bonds as the law directs. All persons havg plen- at a Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, County, deceased, having presented Alden of Swift & Co. look over an’ a praying that the the estate of said decea,. tiful in northern Maine. Swift, Chicago, just your lights, your in and for said County, on the second Tues- having presented petition and final account of administration of said es- demands against actual market value of the property of said to the same for settleme an’ an’ so forth. «f December next, at ten of the clock be- tate for allowance. are desired present license, your numbers, day to the hither deceftsed now in her hands, subjtct pay- notice '.hereof be three and all indebted thereto are requested to ma Accident Insurance, In Wrong Way. I know I can for fore noon, and show cause,if any they have.why Ordered, that given, get you somethin’.” ment the collateral inheritance tax, the immediately. the same should not be proved, approved and ,of weeks successively in The Republican Journal, payment According to a statement made by "I’m in hard luck.” persons interested in the succession thereto, in said Coun- ALICE MAY MADDOCKS. | allowed. a newspaper published in Belfast, Chairman Eben F. Littlefield of and the amount of the tax thereor, may be 1917. the Maine "Why?” No Alarm. ELLERY POW DEN. Judge. that all interested may attend at a Belfast, Me., Nov. 13. of ty, persons Industrial Accident Commission there the first I determined by the Judge Probate. held at on the 11th "I told Belle she was girl “Did you hear there was a great A true copy. Attest: Probate Court.to be Belfast, are at 4025 in force cover- couldn’t E. Johnson, that the said give notice and show Cduse, if any ALlMlWloirvftiuivo ji" present policies ever loved, and she said she out at Chas, Register. Ordered, petitioner day of December next, breaking the jail?” a of notice that he nas beer persons of which number Then to all persons interested by causing copy have, why the said account should not ecriber hereby gives ing 147,116 105,- waste her time training amateurs. they o! "What was it? The worst charac- this order to be three weeks succes- administrator of the estate 800 are males and 41,315 are females; 335 < 1 told Nancy I had made love to other published be allowed, duly appointed a Court held at Belfast, within and Journal, a ELLERY BOWDEN. Judtre. inthe number of ters there?” At Probate sively in The Republican newspaper GEORGE W, PATTERSON, late of Belfast, policies vary employes girls, but that she was my real passion, of on the second in said that for the County Waldo, published at Belfast, County, they A true copy. Attest: and accidents a “No; the measles.” in the of Waldo, deceased, given they cover; 11,838 have been and she asked me if she was cultured of A. D 1917. at a Probate Court, to be held at Chas. E. county Tuesday November, may appear Johnson, Register. All ■ bonds as the law directs. persons having reported to the commission this year; taste with me or a forlorn hope.” to the within and for said County, on the 11th A certain instrument, purporting be Belfast, the estate of said decease1, 1357 accidents were the of A. D. 1917, at ten of the clock demands against reported during last will and testament of’Wyman T Tibbetts, day December, of held at same for settle- WALDO SS. In Court Probate, a-e deBired to present the month of and 10 fatal de- before and show cause, if any they have, October; accidents late of 1 iberty, in said County of Waldo, noon, the 13 h of November, 1917. thereto are should not Belfast, on day ment, and all indebted r• usual It is often if avoid ten o'clock in the All the estate of deceased are desired earning your salary. wholly unnecessary, you only day of December next, at bonds as the law directs. persons having of December next, and show cause, against 11th day settlement, and all A Find Worth While. abusing your stomach, eat proper food, take time for your meals, and rest a little and show cause, if »ny they have, demands against the estate of said deceased the said account should present the same for forenoon, if any they have, why to make pay after eating. Do these things and you won't have headaches; but if you are why theisame should not be proved, approved are desired to present the same for settlement, debted thereto are requested found three dozen eggs re- not be allowed, "1 today,” take the true “L. to start liver and and and all indebted thereto are requested to make meat immediately. suffering, F.” Atwood’*Medicine, up your allowed. __ ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge. ported Farmer Hoskins to his astonished ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge. immediately. ALMIRA D. PORTER. bowels, or v> regulate your digestion and you will find prompt relief from, sick payment A true copy. Attest: Tears of came into her eyes. ALBERT A. BAKER. 1917. wife. joy headaches. free. The “L. F.” Medicine A true copy. Attest: Chas. E. Johnson, Register. Winterport, Me., Nov. 13, that Sample Co., “At last,” she sighed, “we can buy Portland, Chas. E. Johnson, Register. Monroe, Me., Oct, 9,19i7. automobile.” Maine, SOUR STOMACH The Probate Court. " THINKING ALOUD IN RUSSIA Stop ii o-na Puts the Mnmach in Fine Shape Following is the report of the Novem- CANADA HAS • PARK Crowds Assemble on Streets to Par- in five Minutes That ber term of the Waldo County Probate in Debates Which e _ ticipate Really Court, Judge Ellery Bowden of Winter- Amount to Little. ;t vour stomach is continually Kicking Very port presiding: Cold At Permanent Playground Estab- f a disturbance; you feel bloated ana Once stressed; if you belch gas and sour food Petitions for probate of wills were pre- lished in Rocky Mountains. Along the Nevsky that evening In t ,to the mouth, then you need Mi-o-na sented in estates of Julia A. Biker, late the parks and open spaces, little herds Daisy Baker's Mother Says ■ nnach Tablets. of of Eliza J. late of Sears- people were packed together as I stomach tablets give instant Belfast; Curtis, Mi-o-na Forest sheep crowd together under a tree on do port; Regina J. Board man, late of Isles. CASCARAE? Highest Peak, Glaciers, Tract, lief, of course, but they more; they QUININE an It Doesn’t Take Streams and Form August afternoon. In the center Really ve out the poisonous gases that cause boro; James L. Marriner, late of Sears- Valleys Attrac- two persons debated, shaking their mentation of food and thoroughly mont; George E. late of Sears- The old tive Features of the Resort. Much Time to Bake Marks, family remedy—in tablet hands in each others’ faces. They had an, renovate and strengthens thestom- to take* port; Wyman T. Tibbetts, late of Liber- 2SS^T“e> 8ure.’ easy No been like h so that it can readily digest food opiates—-no unpleasant after effects. talking that for weeks all at Home Cures colds in 24 Canada is following the of shout artificial aid. ty; Lillian A. Simmons, late of Stockton hours—Grip in 3 example over Russia, writes Arthur Ruhle in days. Money back if itfails. Get the the are Almira H. late of Mont- United States in setting aside tracts Mi-o-na stomach tablets guaran- Springs; Tasker, —^ genuine box with Collier's Weekly. acute or Benjamin F. Rice, late of Boston; and of her Rooky mountain region as per- i to end indigestion, chronic, viile; £'d Top Mr. All I’etrograd was one big village Elbe Littlefield Hill a picture on it back. This means that nerv- Murray, late of Los An- nmnent playgrounds for the people. cut- money 24 Tablets for 25c. meeting—the village habit of talking Many women hesitate about Do your part in saving by dizziness and biliousness will geles, Calif. The latest of these is far < sness, Jasper park, over the be- at home because of the bread cost in two— Accounts were in estates of At Any Store together village’s business bakir.g ting your appear. everywhere and A. presented Drug in tlie Northwest, Druggists up wild where the transferred to the And time think it will take. and them better bread. A- Co. Mi-on-a. William fl. West, late of Searsport, first ing capital. the.' give Howes sell play is still too rough to attract any and final; Dolly J. Bryant, late of Free- coming in late at night from the edge The fact is that in these great hordes of urban but days Q{ courJe a lot on the first Milton R. late dwellers, of town, could see now depends dom, ijnd final; Fogg, you every and it doesn’ take at all. Sim- WAR SAVINGS which is long usc favorite j, of first and E. on Belfast Farm. one of the most beautiful bits then these black flour you My Searsmont, final; Mary Report City little clumps of peo- use nore of mountain in the ply yeast. It won’t Te|i. It has a deli- Wood, late of Belfast, first and final; scenery world. The still still huddled wiUiam ple, talking, there, taste in >e bread if the uftcate Investment Will be Very Simple. Lydia S. late of first building of the Grand Trunk Pacific dough cious natural flavor and won. Ferguson, Belfast, vaguely pathetic, like sheep under the McAdoo Outlines Plan for and Horace late of The quarterly bulletin of the State 1. closel; watched and put in Secretary final; Muzzy, Sears- railroad had a good deal to do witli the trees. derfu, baking quaiities. if, the over at the time. to December second and final; Mary W. Board of right un- ampaign be Inaugurated mont, White, Charities and Corrections, just setting aside of Jasper park. of made in Ohio—guaranteed late of first and James Any one hundreds of excited -rd Amounts be Invested as Small Montville, final; issued, speaks as.follows of the Belfast In Jasper park they have fenced in Wlth r ices the highest in der the Ohio Better Flour May H. late of first and phrases flung off iu these little debat- Kneeland, Searsport, the i \ at a Time. Will be Farm: highest mountain in Canada, an im- years, u owe it to yourself Label, by the Ansted and Burk ,,s 25 Cents Many final; Mike Breger, late of Searsport, City ing clubs might, I suppose, have sent mense tract of virgin forest and hill and fat ly to take the little who make it, and by •’ublic Places of Sale first; Charles E. Stevens, late of Unity, ue superinrenaent ana matron are Mr. a man to jail or Siberia a generation Company a miscellaneous time net to bake at who sells it. first and Annie M. Partridge of and country, assortment of Now could ssary home, the grocer nvestment in War-Savings Certificates final; Mrs. Ralph Hayford. The city does ago. they say anything, Searsport, guardian’s first and final; Ken- nameless glaciers of various sizes, half not own any but contracts gather anywhere, listen as long as they II be as simple as the purchase of post- neth N. Jackson almshouse, a dozen trout streams and num- ofThorndike, guardian’s big wanted. Russians have a for talk- with Mr. to an alms- gift er stamps under a plan announced by first and final; Harry A. late of Hayford provide berless little that look as e Davis, green valleys and a lack of self-conscious- U WILLIAM TELL Hour house and assume all ing happy McAdoo for the nation-wide Belfast, first and final; Lydia S. Fergu- the obligations of were laid out a ecretary though they by land- ness in it. like to son, partner of Jane W. late the for doing They really The flour of the triple fumr enter that takes sales which he will Ferguson, city relief, except for medical at- scape gardener. That the park is still ,-tificate campaign of first and final. make speeches. Mr. Root, in one of the mche out of bake end puts the flavor in. Belfast, tendance difficult of aecess __ e__t.,.t. _:n _ _i for persons residing in the and calls for .uigurats on Monday, December 3d, with city, pioneer- the lighter moments of his stay in Pe- for the sum of $2,800 per annum. This is ing methods In its exploration is only c assistance of the War-Savings Com- lowed in estates of Georgianua Young, trograd, remarked that one of the another in late of E. the second year of a 5-years contract. recommendation the eyes ittee which he has created, consisting Searsmont; George Brackett, tragedies of the Russian revolution of the lover of the out-of-doors. Here late of Belfast; Newell Harding, late of One argument against this method of was the loose on the world Frank A. Vanderlip of New .York, also turning Unity; Margaret M. late of certain important rivers take a Huxford, caring for the city’s poor has arisen since 180.000,000 orators. airman; Mrs. Geo. Bass of Chicago Brooks; Emma A. late of Bos- humble start in life—such Gillespie, prominent Now one saw some old a war has been as the con- peasant, tderic Delano of Chicago; Henry Ford ton; Alice F. Jones, late of Boston, Mass. declared, 5-year streams as the Saskatchewan and the giant of a man, come down with a were tract does not Eugepe Meyer, of New Petition for administration allow- take into account the Columbia. Detroit; Jr., barge of firewood from the north, per- ed in estates of Hollis Turner, late of cost L. Boston. greatly increased of living, and the The land looks as untouched and as urk and Charles Baine of Palermo; Joel S. Maddocks, late“of Lin- haps, holding forth with great quaint- contractor’s profits that he counted on primitive as Virginia must have ap- Any person may invest amounts as colnville; George W. Patterson, late of ness of phrase and gesture to an to John as Frank M. late of will be greatly reduced by the added ex- peared Smith, but a matter all as twenty-five cents at a time at Belfast; Porter, Winter- amused group of city folks. Or while Thanksgiving of fact it has a and romantic his- port; Orrin D. Nash, late of Montville; pense and he is bound to care for the long one ,.st banks or trust companies, at yet talked some expansive old fel- offices, Albert M. Cummings, late of Prospect; tory whose record is still to be writ- and fae- poor even at a loss. The expense of car- low, in the long coat, cap and boots ist railroad stations, stores Olive E. late of ten. And may the man who Jones, Palermo; Syl- writes it of the ing for the poor are an item that in every old-style merchant, would be ries and at many other public places vanus B. Jones, late of Palermo, wield a skilful pen and may lie possess Petitions for license to doing a sort of comic accompaniment here accredited will act as au- sell real estate community fluctuates with good or hard a real imagination, for his de- persons, subject on the of the were presented in estates of Mary Maud edge crowd, throwing Porized selling agents. After the sales times, and a contract looking five years | serves it. This region lay for centuries Milliken late of Belfast; Ursula M. out his arms and putting a “galubchik ,-gin the certificates may be purchased Ryan, into the future is business on the boundary of the preserves of late of Amelia 1. Grant of Frank- poor policy, moi” little between Thursday, 1918 Unity; (“my dove”) every ; any time. At the average selling for the amount expended should depend two great fur countries—the Hudson’s fort, Emma Gertrude Lane of other sentence. : re such investments in certificates insane; the actual needs of the minor. upon poor from Bay and the Great Western. Here they I 4 cent interest compounded Brooks, Much of this talk which looks inter- yield per month to month, and not on somebody’s fought battles without number for The certificates will be dated Petitions for guardian were presented the ..arterly. guess as to what it might cost on the esting—so expressive is voice and ges- and will mature in estates of Isabel Cooper of Newport; trapping rights—skirmishes between .muary 2, 1918, January average for a period of years. He has ture—turns out to be a mere sort of Mertland W. Yeaton of Florence man and man instead of between mil- 1923, or five years after date. The en- Knox; had since 1904. N. of experience thinking aloud. 29th Ada G of November lions and wealth and security of the United Gray Prospect; Boyd Recommendations and millions, but all the more B. Suggestions— .ites is behind them. The tax exemp- Frankfort; Byron Clark, et als., Frank- full of of and Fire extinguishers. Fly screens next sum- daring, strategy, of ad- fort; Arthur W. Morsfe, Stockton Springs. Indians in the Great War. li provisions of these certificates, par- mer. venture for that. And there, too, was of the Petition in regard to collateral inherit- Indians ularly from the standpoint pur- a favorite hunting ground of those free have been volunteering for ance tax was allowed in estate of Wil- vmnuiuons conserved—mere are no ; riser of smaller amounts, makes the in- lances of the service in the United States army since liam B. late of Belfast. | women inmates. The house occupied by wilderness, the free •stment attractive. No person may Swan, 1861. In 1802 the m ile inmates is of two stories. traders, who committed the ultimate Lieutenant Scott, later more than Accounts were allowed in estates of wood, chase at one time $100.00 j chief of the Arthur L. of Water- No fire escape or apparatus; heating by sin of bearing to no com- staff, organized and ,i,rth or hold atone time more than $1,000- Pillsbury, minor, | allegiance trained a of the Seventh caval- A s stoves; lighting by and troop Year late electricity; pany, of whom r worth of these certificates. ville; guardian’s first; John H. Black, drainage, many paid for it cesspool. Food is in kitchen ry, which was commended Subscription of the United States of Palermo, first and final; Mertland W, prepared with their lives. These cold, highly by These obligations (used also green ! Yeaton of sixth and by superintendent); dining the of the war de- .ill be evidenced by stamps of two de- Knox, guardian’s glaciers have seen a thousand thrilling inspector general William B. late of Belfast, room; three dormitories; nine beds; larg- | clinations—a War Savings Stamp cost- final; Swan, dramas played out years before the partment. TO THE first and final; Emerson Poland, late of est number in any one room, four; toilet from $4.12 to $1.23 according to the : “explorers” came, for the Tiie Indian is trained as the Swiss lirst and Pliebe A. facilities, one bath tub, one sink, one trappers until in which purchased and having a Waldo, final; Fraser, were too to train their so that be flush closet. Bath and sink are not busy publish accounts of boys, they may of and a Thrift I late of Belfast, lirst and final; Nathan F. sup- .Purity value $5.00, what able to tire a and enrn late of lirst and plied w'ith hot water, except as it is they found. They were after fur. gun accurately damp costing twenty-five cents, Houston, Belfast, final; ; heated in a tank on a stove. Nevertheless, in Canada as in a living. He has all the qualities of iluring December, 1917, and January, Calvin F. Harvey, late of Freedom, final; the The almshouse is not as a a good will be sold Irene V. Poland, late of Searsmont, lirst used house “states,” they were the men who soldier—endurance, patience, 18, War-Savings Stamps 1 really : of correction. Tramps are not fed or and an instinct for $1 12 each. At the beginning of each and final; Frederick S. Jones, late of opened the West. ^ courage scouting, REPUBLICAN JOURNAL lodged. f he succeeding months of 1918, start- Reading, Pa., lirst and final; Emily J. ; London Tit-Bits says. I The two criticisms made to the matron : a Beach, late of Searsport, first and final; The Canadian ;February 1st, the cost of stamp In a Sarcastic Vein, government recog- Martha C late of first were that crumbs left near the cupboard ! increase one cent per month. Ali Ward, Thorndike, nized the great fighting ability of the were and that the chamber There was a bombard- > and Charles A. late of drawing flies, drumming r Savings stamps issued during 191f final; Pilsbury, many Indian nations and tribes who first and F Pen- vessels were not properly scalded out by ment at Verdun when an American FOR A FRIEND OR RELATIVE cl mature on January 1, 1923, when Belfast, final; Benjamin volunteered their services for and of final. the men to prevent odors from them. general officer visited king tiey will be redeemed at $5.00 each. The dleton, late Searsport, third and the battlefield. The floors and were country at the outbreak of the war, | bedding the .(Terence between the purchase price Petitions for distribution were allowed clean, Fifteen minutes after he reached the in estates of J late of flush closet and bath less so. No bed and there are hundreds of Indians en- aid at any time during 1918, and $5.00, Emily Beach, j dugout of the colonel, who was to be Alonzo E late of vermin was seen. rolled in many of the different Cana- Will Bring Gladnsss to ths Homs fora presents the interest the government Searsport; Davis, j his host for the day, the telephone Thorndike. The furniture is adequate except that dian at the front. ■ il pay the holder. j wires were regiments Many two or ; cut. They were never re- Petition for allowance was allowed in | perhaps three comfortable arm With the first Wa -Saving! Stami established. have made the supreme sacrifice, estate of A. Belfast. chairs are needed for the men’s day However, they were not .ought the purchaser will obtain without Harry Davis, late of among the first to fall being Lieut. room. They are aged and much needed. The French advanced Certificate con- Petition for appointment of trustee spend system- xpense a War-Savings I time about Cameron Brant of the Six Nations In- was allowed in estate of Lena P. Freder- the stove. atically. The colonel in touch ic iiing spaces for twenty such stamps. kept The beds and are comfort- dians, who was a lineal descendant of late of Belfast. ; bedding with the rear his liaison run- I YEAR are filled ick, through the twenty spaces during able and the colonial Warrants and inventories were return- clean. As the men often lie ! ners. distinguished warrior, December, 1917, or January, 1918, the | ed in estates of Seth late of : down in the day time thin washable cov- Capt. Joseph Brant of Revolutionary ust to the purchaser will have been $4. li Burgess, “By and by,” said the American, “he Elizabeth E. late of erings are desirable on the beds, which fame. or each stamp or $82 40 for the fillec Searsmont; Huff, released a carrier It flew i Warren late of can be laundered when needed without pigeon. away ernficate and on January 1, 1923, the Brooks; Gordon, Knox; [ How the in the or undue labor. through the gunfire. The ground was i Think Army ernment will redeem the certificate Amelia I. Grant, late of Frankfort; Wil- The of Woman. Boy The bed rooms were well ventilated. obscured by the clouds of dust and Strength ; the holder a net liam H. West, late of Searsport; Arthur $100.00 giving profil “The work women are in this late of Adelbert D. Car- The men’s building has a screen door but torn earth. Airplanes were doing $17.60 for the use of his money. Boyd, Frankfort; swooping would a I no window screens. war!" exclaimed a member of the rail- Navy enjoy Home paper. late of E. Cotton screening is ; overhead us with Thrift Stamps costing twenty-five ver, Lincolnville; Harry Bangs, ! pelting machine gun late of P on hand which can be tacked on the out- fire. roads war board, at a bantjuet. “Driv- is each are from time to time as pur- Belfast; George Woodward, The air was filled with vivid side of the windows next Flies posed to be affixed to Thrift Cards, late of Lincolnville; Martha C. Ward, year. flashes from the massed It trem- ing ammunition trucks, digging should be excluded if and those guns. late of Thorndike; Charles E. Averill, possible even, as in TALK IT OVER o h will be without cost, bled with the trenches; Russia, fighting supplied that enter the house should continuous shocks. but late of Searsport; Herbert F. Richards, be killed in t f t Stamps will not bear interest ‘“Why did you release the I in the front line! late of Lincolnville; Hortense R. Fernald some way. pigeon?’ i.rift card when filled at a costof $4.0( I “Woman comes more and more of Unused food is supposed to besent back asked. ‘Have your other means of j t() be exchanged for a War-Savings Winterport, guardian’s inventory. to the kitchen. communication suddenly failed?’ resemble Cornelius Husk’s daughter, AND THEN SUBSCRIBE nips bearing interest at 4 per cenl There are no facilities for the care of ‘Oh. no,’ said the colonel, Maine. When Husky Mame, as she n pounded quarterly merely by turning AID TO DEPENDENTS OF SOLDIERS smiling, the sick or separate care of infectious ‘It 1 was known in the township, presented lie card in to the post office, bank oi | benevolent, is only that I am veryj diseases. The city physician comes when her future husband to the old tiier sales agency and paying the differ- fond of birds and I thought it would man, j Adjutant General George McL. I’resson ! called. Maine Central R. R. e between $4.00 and the current price 'please the pigeon.’ Corn Husk sighed and said: Quarries, 1 has sent out to all the ion boards The inmates are polite and agreeable, f a War Savings The Thrift exemp ‘Take but take keer Stamp. but like children 7 her, son, good ■ they need supervision to j AND BURNHAM Factory .imp feature of the plan will afford ar ! of the State, district and local, a state- on her, for the little has been BELFAST keep their work up to the standard. They Doing Their Bit. ladybird i, for small trains paralleled opportunity the ment what is to be done for a is On and after Oct, 1. 1917, connecting | showing | are not fond of bathing. War tanks for riz tender-like. Four acres day Locations nvestor to save in order to place his oi carry pigeons sending with trains : families of soldiers. Each man in the The men that the all I ever ast her to and two at Burnham and Waterville through keep house, except out in case of need. This is plow, '.sr money at interest with absolute messages Portland and matron cleans up for them and does the acres of corn is all she’s been used to for and from Bangor, Waterville, j Mill Farms,Sites .Dutv service must contribute lib each month yet another use to which pigeons have Sites, sweeping at stated intervals. She also looks hoe 'twixt and dark. She kin Boston, will run daily, except Sunday, as fol- from his pay to those dependent upon been in this war. sun-up j The privilege of surrendering a certif- in on them and put every day supervises the do sech as lows: for Summer Hotels ate to the Government and him for support, whether wife and The of the French in this light work, rail-splittin’ receiving wife, work. They treat her respectfully. She ingenuity FROM BELFAST cost thereof interest at the rate and weil-diggin’, but she ain’t used to plus children, parent or parents. To this the does all their washing, but hires some respect, however, is hard to beat, ob- f and must be AM PM and about 3 per cent has been provided for one to do the serves a In one of our rough stuff, you gentle Camps United States will add $15 to wife if there cooking. correspondent. Belfast 7 00 2 35 '.he convenience of those who have with her. I tell son, it’s hard for depart. may The men’s building has been painted allies’ war museums is an you, *7 05 t 2 40 are no $25 to wife and one apparatus City point. nought certificates and later on find children, child, the old man to his little sun- ♦ ON THE LINE OF THE within, an earth closet has been torn which shows how the French have at- give Waldo. 17 15 2 50 LOCATED It is to wife and two ihemselves in need of their money. $32.50 children, $37.50 to down and new in since shine He’ll have to his own Brooks. 7 27 3 02 bedding put place to news from their invad- up. split that this will tempted get |7 39 t3 14 toped, however, privilege wife and three children,and $12.50 to wife j the last inspection. wood and tend his own stock now.’ Knox .. exercised in cases of necessity, ed territories. It consists of a balloon, Thorndike. 7 45 3 20 only and four children. In addition to above the MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD pon ten days’ written notice after Jan- which carries 40 carrier pigeons. In Unity. 7 53 3 35 $17.33 to wife Dream Came True. Winnecook. t8 03 *3 42 -ary 1st will pay off State may pay only, $23.83 DON’T BE BALD over the land now to those to next, postmasters floating occupied 8 15 3 50 give opportunity desiring Andrew is re- Burnham, arrive. ertificates at their cost to purchasers to wife and one child, $30.33 to wife and from time to The encyclopedic Lang new by the enemy it drops Bangor. 12 05 5 25 make a change in location for a start Pius an increase of one cent a month on How to Make Hair for the dream rec- two children, $36.83 to wife and three Grow Strong, Thick time a littletparachute, to which is at- sponsible following Clinton. 8 34 6 10 in life. each War Savings Stamp on the Certifi- to Katherine writ- Benton.... 8 43 5 10 children and $43.33 to wife and four chil- and Lustrous on thin tached a basket containing a carrier ord, according Cox, ate a of Spots. 49 5 30 surrendered, as shown by table in the Occult Review: Waterville. 8 an aluminium message hold- ing a!ue on the Certificate. Un- dren. It will be noticed that the pro- If your hair is out don’t wait pigeon, Portland. 11 45 8 25 Water Power appearing falling sat one Undeveloped several sheets of thin “A certain barrister up late m. 3 30 >er this plan it will be absolutely impos- vision for the State stipend says may another day but get from A. A. Howes er, paper, pen- Boston, p to write and at about sible for a Certificate or the & Co. a of Parisian cil and detailed instructions for use. night letters, Stamps pay, and it is to be inferred that if the package Sage, trie TO BELFAST Unlimited Raw Material nor can 12:30 went out to put them In the post. hereon to depreciate in value, really efficient hair invigorator. Don't The finder of the basket, after writ- AM All ; is families are not dependent the State will —“It’s He returned to his and while here ever be any question that it say the same old story—I have ing a message, has only to slip it into rooms, Boston. 3C0 9(0; AND withhold To heard it pm : worth the price shown thereon. payment. dependent par before,” but try a bottle with- in bird’s and set it undressing for bed missed a check fora the holder the leg 7 00 12 40 That is the story of the system under ents the United States will pay $10 to out risking a penny. Parisian is which he had received dur- Portland. Good Land Sage free. The instinct then al- large sum, AM Farming winch of War- to homing thfe sale and redemption one guaranteed grow hair, to stop failing hunted parent and $20 to two parents. To lows the pigeon to find its way back ing the day. He everywhere Waterville. 7 15 10 10 3 22 j Certificates will There hair, cure dandruff and itch or AWAIT DEVELOPMENT. avings operate. scalp In went to bed, and 6 50 12 01 this the State add for one _ vain, slept, Bangor. an be no no may $17.33 refunded. a to the French lines. technicalities to confuse, money It’s scientific prep- Benton. 7 21 10 17 t3 29 and dreamed that he saw the check curled hange of depreciation in value, nor any parent $34.66 for two parents. aration that supplies all hair needs-*- Clinton... 7 31 10 27 3 39 Communications regarding locations can read there is round an area railing not far from his 8 35 10 60 4 10 P'rations which any child who The United States and the State of nothing better. Burglarproof Cage. Burnham, leave. are invited and will receive attentions “Oil Parisian is in own door. He woke, up, dressed, Winnecook. i8 45 ill 00 t4 20 count cannot comprehend. Maine also make ample provision for a Sage great demand by A burglarproof cashier’s cage, lo- got j when the 8 54 11 30 4 29 addressed to any agent derived from war in- women ■ walked down the street and found his Unity Money savings child or children when there is no wife. discriminating because it is deli- a car house in an isolated dis- cated in Tlorndike. 9 02 11 45 4 MAINE CENTRAL, or to rslments will be used to meet the ex- The United States also cately not or the he had 37; makes ample pro- perfumed, sticky greasy, has been installed the Wash- check in exactly spot where 19 10 11155 '4 45 an 1 trict, by Knox. panses of the war-. The greater part of visions for n brother or sis- makes the hair and grandchild, Boft, lustrous, Water Power seen it in his dream!” Brooks. 9 25 12 35 5 00 INDUSTRIAL BUREAU the seem twice as ington company, says ‘hise funds will be expended within ter The State of Maine aid applies to heavy and attractive. If Waldo. |9 35 fl2 60 16 10 the Electric Railway Journal. It is borders of the United States. any “other member of the household” you want to save your hair and beautify City point. 19 45 ll 15 t5 20 MAINE CENTRAL it described as follows: Kipling Made “Tommy Atkina." 25 RAILROAD, the same as to the “wife, aged, infirm by all means use Parisian Sage—you Belfast, arrive. 9 50 1 30 5 has written an ISLkSBOitO. and dependent father, mother,—. will not be disappointed. “The cage is sheathed with iron on Rudyard Kipling tFlag station. for Boston are now sold at PORTLAND. MAINE. Adjutant General Presson, who is also the outer walls and the door, and the American story, “Captains Courage- Unlimited tickets in Islesboro is knitting for the marshal OVER MEN IN ous.” made Atkins." $5.86 from Belfast. Tveryone provost of the State of 2,000,000 windows are provided with steel cur- Kipling “Tommy M. L HARRIS, die Army and Navy. Maine, follows the above statements U. S. FIGHTING FORCES. tains, counter-weighted, which can be Sir George Younghusband, who has General Passenger Ageui. with the following pointed remarks to In been in the British service for forty D. C DOUGLASS, l.aban K. Pendleton has closed his1 lowered for complete protection. the members of the exemption boards: General Manager, Portland Maine. Attention, Americans, while Uncle curtain is a years, declares that nobody ever heard house and to Massachusetts for the: The above the bottom of each steel gone practically wipes out “de- Sam’s fighting forces come marching by: or can be of “Tommy” until Kipling made Pri- as a reason for trap hinged box which swung Winter. pendency” avoiding mili- The service. Army. inside or outside without at any time vate Mulvaney and the other two of For Sale tary Miss'l.ouise Kimball has accepted a po- rTni __:»i_a National Army. 616.820 the “Soldiers Three” talk about him. *pcuuiaaiuii iu affording a direct opening into the Federalized Guard. 409.000 n.ion to teach in the public schools of re-open cases in which in the on He says that he had asked innumer- dependency is the Regular Army. 37t>,000 room. Cash is placed trap House for Sale tooth bay. reason advanced, except when it is con- special branches.■... 200,0n0 the outside, which is swung in to give able old British officers if they ever clusively shown in of the aid 80 000 heard of Atkins” before Mrs. Mildred Kimball and Mrs. Maud that, spite Reserves... the cashier access to it. A small peck- “Tommj^ Kip- PARK STREE7 above cited, the inflicted is Officers. 80,000 [ON 4 H. P. hardship hole with cover is provided ling wrote about him, and they all Engine Slierman are friends in Water- sliding visiting greater than the average. The Shute house or nine rooms and bath Total. just above the trapdoor.” agree that they never did. Mass. The question for you to answer in de- 1,816,820 ’•own, with modern conveniences. Apply on the pendency cases is: “If this man is taken, The Navy. IN GOOD CONDITION Mrs. Livona Williams and her will his premises. mother, family come to want?” With U S. Navy. 147,871 TO LET Mrs. Charlotte Williams, are in Sears- the United States aid, pay allotment and Naval Reserves. 50.000 AND STEAM PUMP United States Naval to M>rt for the winter. family allowance, this Militia. 15.000 NOTICE A Tenement. Apply can be Marina 32 000 question answered in the negative Corps. WANTED AT THE Coast Guards INQUIRE Bent. Gilkey, Elijah Earl, Joseph Pen- almost every time. 6,000 CHARLESF. HAMMONS. Hospital Corps. 6.6' 0 dleton and Loranus Pendleton are in When we speak of the “average” hardship, Officers. 16.200 At the Dins more Store. Men and Women we mean the borne all when Young REPUBLICAN JOURNAL OFFICE Northern part of the State hunting. hardship by all the draft quotas have been and To 2w46 filled, Total 271.571 to for Government positions. Sev- Mrs. Shipbuilders qualify BELFAST, MAINE. Maggie Thomas, who had been in not the average hardship when the 1821 Grand Total .2,087.391 eral thousand appointments to be made men now called for have been inducted We are in a position to do ship black- Free circulars. Massachusetts General Hospital for Of this number approximately 1,400,- during the year. into the army. We may expect at least of all kinds. We have ship ter treatment, left the hospital last week and 000 voluntarily enlisted. Before the first smithing THOMAS BUSINESS COLLEGE, Cottage Sale half a dozen such calls within the next Dr. Hester Brown * in of the year it is expected that camp fa- screw clamps of all sizes in stock; special Brockton with relatives. two or three Waterville, Maine. 3m37 THE BATTERY. BELFAST, MAINE. years. cilities will be sufficiently clear to permit clamps made to order. Let us estimate AT Mr. Leslie Smith, who underwent a the calling of the second draft. This your Im45p requirements. . Five rooms and large piazza; city water •erious in'the in Port- will add 500,000 to the present OSTEOPATH operation hospital Children Cry fighting Children Cry and flush closet. forces, though many of the second draft OLIVER 8C Mud, is gaining and expects to be home FOR FLETCHER’S DUNNING, 57 Maine FOR FLETCHER’S N. J. POTTLE may not be in camp before early in the Cedar Street, Belfast, tire last of the month. CASTORI A spring. 57 Cross Street, Portland, Maine. Telephone 269-11 4t46p CASTORI A 22 Bovs’a School, Howard, R. I„ SEARSPORT. -a 4 Mrs. Andrew Lorrimer is at the Waldo We are Booking Orders for Your County Hospital for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mitchell will oc- cupy the Pattee house for the winter. Royal Baking Powder Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Clement left Monday for their winter home in Day- Dinner tona, Florida. saves in Thanksgiving Mr. Lyons of the Bangor Theological eggs baking last Seminary occupied the M. E. pulpit And are Now for Your Trade. Sunday morning. In many recipes only half as many eggs are required, in some Ready Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Eno have closed none at all, if an additional quantity of .Royal Baking Powder Brookside and secured rooms with Mrs. is used, about a teaspoon, in place of each egg omitted. Annie W entworth. which conserve The Ladies’ Aid of the Methodist church Try the following recipes also white CHICKENS will hold the annual sale of useful and flour as urged by the government. fancy articles Dec. 13th. Mr. Melville Whittum who has been Corn Meal Griddle Cakee Eggless, Milkless, Butterless seriously ill at his home on the Mt. Eph- 134 cups corn meal Cake < Native Waldo raim road, is steadily imnroving, ; 1 y* cups boiling water County salt Turkeys 34 cup milk H teaspoon 1 nutmeg and Miss 1 tablespoon shortening teaspoon Mrs. Nathan Gilkey daughter, 1 tablespoon molasses 1 teaspoon cinnamon 2 ounces cut line 1 are leaving to-day for Boston 34 cup flour citron, cup flgur Henrietta, 1 teaspoon salt cup shortening 1 cup rye flour where they will spend the winter. 4 teaspoons Royal Baking Powder 6 teaspoons Boyal Baking Powder NO EGGS and The Utu Camp Fire Girls were pleas- Boil sugar, water, fruit, shortening, salt spices Geese, Ducks, Venison, Scald corn meal in bowl with boiling water; add milk, together in saucepan 8 minutes. When cool, add antly entertained at the home of Gertrude melted shortening and molasses; add flour, salt and flour and baking powder which have been sifted to- been sifted mix Mix well; bake in loaf in moderate Nov. 15th. baking powder which have together; gether. pan Wentworth, Friday evening, well. Bake on hot greased griddle until brown, oven about 45 minutes. called for 2 Old Method called for 2 Meats of all Kinds Maurice Dolliver spent the past week in (The Old Method eggs) (The [Fruit Cake] eggs) Bangor, arranging an attractive display of fall goods in one of the Main street Send for our new booklet “55 WVys to Save Eggs.” Mailed free on request. stores. Address Royal Baking Powder Co., Dept. H., 135 William Street, New York Boston Market Celery Miss Rebecca Ross left Wednesday for Tampa, Florida, where she will spend the _ winter with her parents,' Capt. and Mrs. introductory remarks a most enthusiastic A. M. Ross. STOCKTON SPRINGS. rtORRILL. session followed. The officers, who had George Lovett for the past two years served so efficiently during the past year FOGG’S f Mrs. Warren F. Loud of Hampden is School in the Cross district was opened MARKET, clerk in the F. E. Whitcomb grocery ££“£; were aunt and unanimously re-elected, namely: left for Philadelphia where the guest of her husband, Capt. this week under the instruction of Mrs. store, Monday j Mrs. Everett Mrs. and Mrs. Horace M. Griffin. Staples, chairman; Dow. he has secured a government position. George George H. Hopkins, vice chairman; Mrs. Mrs. Lovett and children will join him Mrs. Morrison of Canaan arrived last Gresham of Boston is visiting Ernest Farris, secretary and Mr. Everett Hardy later. Friday to visit her son and wife, Mr. and his mother at the parsonage. Staples, treasurer. Mr. Charles A. BELFAST PRICE CURRENT. ! home Snow, STATE OF MAINE. Mrs. W. H. Morrison, and returned Mrs. of Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Du- Principal of our High school paid a glow- Elinda Merriam Gray Boston, for The Journal. Corrected Weekly COUNTY OF WALDO. SS. S. will be interested Monday. visited relatives in tcwn last week. Probate Notices. Bose of Marion, C., ing tribute to the patriotic members of PAID PRODUCER. PRODUCE MARKET. To the Honrabh Justice of the Ju- to learn that Mr. DuBose’s business hav- Mrs. Elden S. accompanied by the who did such 300 12 0€ Supreme Snute, Sanitary Commission, Miss Dunnifer, teacher in Searsport Apples.per bbl,2 00a Hay, dicial next to be bolden at 17 Court, Belfast, U a Probate will re- to dried, per lb., Hides, Court held at Belfast, wTtl,. ing called him North, the family Mrs. J. E. Prescott, motored Bangor unselfish labor for our soldier village, has been the guest of her friend 7j within and for the County of Waldo, on the boys, 9 00 Lamb, 25 for the County of Waldo, on the 13th in Beans, pea, first Tuesday of January, in the year of our side in the future in Picksville, Long Nov. jl4th and attended the theatre throughout the Civil comparing Annie Paul. Y. 9 00 Lamb Skins, 1.2Eal.50 November, A.D. 1917. War, Beans, E„ Lord one thousand nine hundred and eigh- two children 40a45 Mutton, 8 WALTER A. Island. Mrs. DuBosc and the evening. that with the zeal and patriotism of the Butter, teen. COWAN, attorney for w,t Frankie Whitcomb of Portland is visit- 32 84 1 Beef, sides. 12al4 Oats, lb., M. S. White of a on boat. PENDLETON of Belfast, in the Winterpcrt, creditor of If were passengers Wednesday’s Mr. John E. Bryant of Cutler has been present day workers. Rev. Mr. Wilson with and Mrs. 12 Potatoes, 165 late of ing his grandparents, Mr. Beef, forequarters, ELLACounty of Waldo and State of Maine, re- [ haddocks, Searsport, in said Cou in bu, OO.Round Hog, 22 Valdo, The women of the community will for the past fortnight the guest of his closing, congratulated the people upon Barley, spectfully libels and gives this Honorable deceased, having presented a Frank Wentworth. 32;Straw, 8 00 Cheese, Court to be informed that she was 1 •raying that Ralph I. Morse of Belfast m.’ bear in mind that Dec. and Mr. and Mrs. W. the great harmony of the meeting and 26a30 lawfully Friday, daughter husband, 25'Turkey, ther suitable > please Chicken, married to E. Pendleton of [ person may be appointed a The many friends of Mrs. Mary Brown 2 Llewellyn Derry, 7th, is the date set for the demonstra- H. Morrison. Mrs. Hopkins called for a rising vote of Ualf Skins, 35;Tallow, in the County of Rockingham and State of 1 strator of the estate of said deceased will be to learn of her return last 20'Veal, 16al8 thanks to Mr. Wilson for his in pleased Duck, New Hampshire, at Belfast aforesaid, on the Ordered, That the said tion of “War Bread,” to be given by Mrs. Jennie Morse Bragg has closed kindness 6O W00I, unwashed, 67 petitioner give an Eggs, first of November. A. D. 1902, o all Sunday after absence of over a year 7 00 day by Rev, persons interested by causing a c ; Miss Ruby Barker of the University of winter and to coming to organize the Red Cross branch Fowl, 22 Wood, hard, a minister of his order her house for the gone Eugene S, Philbrook, the Gospel to be published three weeks tr in Montana. Geese, 18! Wood, soft, 5 00 Watch the in Stockton. were duly authorized to solemnize that ively in The a new Maine Extension Service. Boston, where she will remain with Mrs. Many surprised when marriages; Republican Journal, RETAIL PRICE. ! RETAIL MARKET. they cohabitated in said State ^>f Maine after ublished at Belfast, in said tha’ for further the statistics were Mr. Snow at Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Knowlton of Lib- County, papers particulars. R. P. Goodhue until March. given by said that six children : a Beef. Corned, 22a28 Lime. 1 10 marriage; have been | nay appear at Probate Couit, to be he.ci the great amount of work done erty, were guests of their Mrs. born to them this to wit; 1 within by our daughters, Butler Salt, 18e22 Oat Meal, 8 by marriage, Lrcy lelfast, and for said County, on the t. Capt. James Parse, who had been in The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Univer- Eva Dow a 6 M., fourteen years old, L., twelve years c ay of December, A.D. at ten of the ladies during the past year, 6,000 pieces George and Mrs. Ernest Bowen Corn, 2 44 Onions, 1917, for the three will meet af- 14al5 old, Gertrude L., ten years old. Marguerite E before and show if Tacoma, Washington, past salist parish this, Thursday, of last week. Cracked Corn, 2 29 Oil, kerosene, noon, cause, any they in all. part 11 eight years old, Lareine C., five years old and vby the of said months the of with Mrs. James M. Treat and Corn Meal, 2 29 Pollock, | prayer petitioner should superintending completion ternoon I Brian N„ three years old; that since said mar- I [ranted, Mrs. Wallace Pearson has Cheese, 32 Pork, 30 Alice T. On a closed her I libelant has the five-masted schooner, Betsy Ross, daughter Mrs. Doe. Sunday evening meeting in the Cotton Seed, 2 90 Plaster. 1 13 riage your conoucted herself to- ELLERY BOWDEN, Judg- home and gone to Belfast and very soon 7 I ward the said Llewellyn E, Pendleton as a A true copy. Attest: reached home Monday, illness having interest of the Y. M. C. A. drive was Codfish, dry, 10 Rye Meal, Mrs. Perry W. Sprague of Brooklyn, faithful, chaste and affectionate the will to Massachusetts to the Cranbemes, 15 Shorts, 2 10 wife; yet Chas. E. Johnson, Registe his command. Mrs. held in the with go spend said E. ■ prevented taking N. Y., is quite ill at the home of her Congregational chapel Clover seed, 24 Sugar, 10 Llewellyn Pendleton, wholly unmind- winter with her children. ful of his marriage covenant and since it a Probate Court, held at with Parse spent last week in Boston, return- C. Randell. Dr. Dr. H. E. Small presiding. Awaiting the Flour, 12 00al4 00 Salt, T. I., duty, Belfast, grandmother, Mrs. John said has contracted and for the of on H. G. Seed, 3 25 Sweet Potetoes, 5 marriage gross con- County Waldo, the 13th ing home with her husband. arrival of the orchestra from a Gilbert Ellis, one of our enlisted firmed habits of intoxication and has of A. D. 1917. G. A. Stevens is in attendance. Belfast, boys, Lard, 31 Wheat Meal. wantonly November, was and and refused to song service held with Mrs. C. A. was at home on a short furlough last cruelly neglected provide DAVID HUSTUS, brother and heir ar ,a» is her share toward Last Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mor- suitable food and shelter for libelant Searsport doing Sunday your and | )aniel*Hu8tU8. late of in said t Snow at the week. His Mrs. Ida re- Freedom, organ. Dr. Small then in- mother, Ellis, children, sufficient so ‘Good Roads for Maine.” Under the di- rison, accompanied by his mother and although having ability < f Waldo,deceased, having presented troduced Mr. M. L. Slugg of Belfast who turned with him to Massachusetts, where BORN to do Oat Charles T. of rection of D. Littlefield twelve her father and Mr. and Mrs. George C. I I •raying Bryant Freed Leroy Your libelant further avers that she does not i he of made on she will County Waldo, may be appointed fitting remarks the subject of spend the winter. know the men and nine double horse teams are em- Fletcher, motored to Belfast for an out- present residence of the libelee and ninistrator of the estate of said deceased the evening, followed by a clarinet solo, Arthur who has been in Gray in Warren. Nov, 10, to Mr. rnd Mrs. cannot ascertain the same by reasonable dili- ployed ditching and the four ing. Hatch, King’s ] Ordered, That theBaid petitioner give r....• gravelling George Gray, a son. gence. The Star Spangled by Dean j o all persons interested by a mile section of the shore road Banner, Ferry, New York, the past re- Peavey. In Nov to Mr. and \ Wherefore she prays that she be de- causing copy between nit laigt sum ui iiivuvj luiiuii/unu fortnight, Belfast, 12, may his order to be three weeks ju Knowlton of Belfast. Rev. B. T. Brown a creed a divorce from the bonds of published turned Saturday morning. His brother Mrs. Percy Peavey, daughter. matrimony ; e in Station Ave. and the Belfast line. The our citizens for the Red a sively The Republican Journa a w*. by Cross, por- Phillips, In Belfast,, Nov. 15, at the Wal- now existing between her and the said Llewel- Bangor was then introduced and spoke Trafton and two •aper published at Belfast, in said tiiH. gravel is of excellent quality and put on tion to the daughters accompanied do Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Everett lyn E. Pendleton and that she may be given County. has recently been returned County hey at a Probate very earnestly of the of our the of her minor children. may appear lourt, dangers boys him and will remain until) after the holi- Phillips of Searsport, a daughter, Marguerite custody t before frost will insure a fine road bed. treasurer to be for necessary Belfast, within and for said County, expended in and and of Doris. Dated at Belfast, this fifteenth day of No- camp field, the great need days. 1th day of December, A.D. 1917, at ten supplies. Pollard. In Jackson, Nov. 16, to Mr. and vember, A. D. 1917, Conservation. About two hundred of lock before noon, and show cause, if an\ furnishing wholesome entertainment Mrs. Fred Pollard, a son. ELLA M. PENDLETON, Arthur Hatch s store was burned about ave, why the prayer of said petitioner Hoover pledge cards were signed in this The Current Events Club will be enter- and recreation Robbins. In Nov 13, to Mr, and Mrs, for them. Also the need Derby, 1 ot be granted, five o’clock Saturday morning. When a Ruth Gertine. S1ATE OF MAINE. community, leaving a balance of at least tained Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 28th, of Frank Robbins, daughter. ELLERY bringing the mothers to the dying men. to Mr. and BOWDEN. Judg* discovered the store was all in flames Smith. In Bucksport, Nov, 8, housewives not enlisted in the food H, the for Waldo, ss. Nov. 15th, A. D. 1917. A true Attest: fifty by Mrs. George Hopkins, topic He called upon the people of the commu- Mrs. Arthur Smith, a daughter. copy. and nothing was saved. The origin of Personally appeared tne above named EUa Chas. E. Johnson, If were not at Benedict selected Regis- saving campaign. you reading being Arnold, nity to contribute as liberally as they had M. Pendleton and made oath that the allega- 1 the fire is unknown. The two safes were home when the called the hostess. tions contained in the above libel by her signed kt a Probate Court held at Belfast, with distributing agents by for the Red Cross. Next the stirring MARRIED found to be all right and the Post Office are true. Before me, for the County of Waldo, on the 13th or did not understand their mission ask The Surgical Dressings Committee held song, Over There, was rendered by Mr. H. C. November, A. D. 1917. loss will be small. For the BUZZELL, has a Department In New York Justice of the your neighbor who card, to tell you its Tuesday afternoon, Charles Hammons of Belfast. The or- Harmon-Robinson. City, Peace. JOEL J. WALKER, administrator of regular meeting Herbert present the vestry will be used as the Nov 8, by Rev B, C. Warren, D D., of how to “serve by saving.” Save wise- work. ate Annie C. Walker, late of Liber oakum pads being the principal chestra of six pieces played several mar- T. Harmon, M. D., of and Mrs, STATE OF MAINE. Post Office. Mr. Hatch had a fine store Philadelphia aid County of Waldo, deceased, having remembering that just so far as you Robinson ot Belfast. ly, This organization is now an auxiliary of tial selections during the evening and Helen L, W ALDO, SS. ented a petition praying that the actual and carried a very large stock, and had Hayes-Post. In Ajer, Mass., Nov. 7, Ed- care for the health of your family you Mr. O. E. closed the [l. s,] Supreme Judicial Court et value of the property of said dt the Red Cross. Frost speaking with ward M. and Mies Rita M. Post, both of recently put in a winter’s stock and had Hayes in Vacation. ow in hia hanas, subject to the paym strengthen the resistance of the country. earnest Rockland. very remarks, after which Dr. btLFAST, Nov. 19, A. D. 1917. he collateral inheritance tax. the per* Mr. Samuel H. West recently sold his his winter’s turnace wood in the cellar, I In Nov. The is not Snow-Hanley. South Thomaston, erested in the ar government asking you to Small called for a vote of Upon the annexed Libel.it is ordered by succession thereto, rising thanks Carl Richard Snow and Ruth including all household fur- There was an insurance of about' 11, Margaret me, the undersigned, a Justice of said Court, mount of the tax thereon may be de< take any vital essential from your residence, to $4000, diet, the friends who had so kindly come Hanley, both of South Thomaston. that notice be to the Libelee the of nishings, to Mr. Alfred W. Fayle, who half covering the loss. Mr. and Mrs. given by publish- y Judge Probate. but to learn the food values and careful- an of the from Belfast to furnish the entertain- ing attested copy same or an ab- Ordered. That the said petitioner give will it later. Mr. West is for the Hatch have the sympathy of a host of stract with this order there- ly substitute that of which there is a occupy thereof, together o all persons interested by causing a ment for the evening and the speakers DIED present boarding with Mr. and Mrs. John friends in this and adjoining towns. Bel- on, three weeks success.vely in The Republi- his order to be published three week plentiful supply for those staples which who had can Journal, a in in given us so excellent an idea of newspaper printed Belfast, in The Journal, a Howes. fast Fire Department was called and there essively Republican under present conditions should be used the County of Waldo, the last publication to be at in said C the great work to be done the Y. M. Mrs. Fannie >aper published Belfast, by was a of Arey. In Bucksport, Nov. 11, at least before the next term of good working force men present thirty days hat may appear at a Probate v>. sparingly. Wasting and hoarding are of this C. A. for our 77 they Mr. , Lewis F. Clifford village brave boys in the field and H. Arey, aged years. said Court, to be holden at Belfast, within and e held at within and for said ( who succeeded in saving the a Nov. Belfast, criminal and if unchecked will parsonage, Bartlett. In West Appleton, 18, for said on the first of Janu- lead to Mrs. Hattie West of Monroe were camp while we rema in at home in County, Tuesday n the 11th day of December, A.D. 1917. and safety. R formerly of Montville.aged fine large stand of buildings, which was Colby Bartlett, ary next, that he may then and there appear f the clock before and show ch the adoption of a rigid system of appor- noon, married in Belfast Nov. 10th by Rev. W. 49 years. 7 months and 24 days. in said Court and answer thereto, if he see fit. very near the store. Within a dozen ny they have, why the prayer of sai tioned rations. The women of America Benner In Rockland. Nov. 16, Caroline, I WARREN C. T. Hawthore, returning to his home in PHILBROOK, ioner should not be granted. years there have been five large fires in wife of Thi mss Benner, aged 74 years. Inter- Justice Judicial Court. are called upon to fight for the common LINCOLNVILLE. Supreme ELLERY BOWDEN. J where they immediately began ment in Belfast, A true of the Libel and Order Stockton, the center of the John Copy of Court A true copy. Attest: cause and though the restrictions village, Vickery’s Bridges. In Bucksport, Nov. 9, Mrs. Nancy impos- housekeeping. thereon. 3w47 Chas, E. Johnson, large two later his 8b Reg ed from time to time seem Schools in town close for one story mill, store, Kings- Bridges, aged years. Attest: GEO I, KEaTING, Clerk. may burden- Friday Charles N. Mrs. Elsmore and daughter, Miss Gene- bury Dickey’s mill, the large residence of Dicker, In Northport, Nov. 13, WALDO BS. In Court of Probate.J) some, they are for the country’s welfare week’s vacation. aged 71 7 months and 8 days. and Miss Mattie Bailey of Princeton, Dicker, years. lelfast, on the 13th day of November va, Joseph Mears, and now Mr. Hatch’sstore, Gheeley. In North Belfast, Nov, 14, Mrs. and must not be disregarded. E. F. is a guest of relatives oel J. Walker, administrator on the esti. for after be- Whitney 48 8 months, Maine, left Saturday home, and in every instance only the one build- Esther M Greeley, aged years, j Notice of foreclosure. innie C, Walker, late of Liberty, in said in town for a few days. Lawrence. In Castine, Nov. 11, Mrs. Sarah ; The Red Triangle, for the season at the Law- y, deceased, having [.resented h.s secor. searsport people ing employed ing was although other buildings 19 Fernando C. and burned, Lawrence, aged r<9 years, 7.months, days. j Ellingwood rial (supplemental) account of admins were a rare on rence where work has Leslie Gray spent the week-end with WHEREAS,Kenneth F. Ellingwood, botn of Burn- given privilege Sunday Canning Factory, were very near. Mariner In Rockland. Nov, 12, Joseph f said estate for allowance. 74 11 months and 10 ham, in the County of Waldo and State of and the is com- for the season. his father, F. L. in Belfast. Mariner, aged ears, evening only regret that, practically closed Gray, their Ordered, that notice thereof be giver, days Burial in Lincolnville. Maine, by mortgage deed dated the four- as a of reeks successively, in The Republican ing complete surprise, only half the Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Hooper, who Mrs. Myra Young returned Saturday PROSPECT. Witham. In Bucksport, Nov. 6, Mrs, Me- teenth day May, 1912, and record d in the al, a in Belfast, town 72 9 months and Waldo Registry of Deeds, Book 29d, Page 279, newspaper published knew of the mass meeting sched- from a two weeks’ visit in Boston. hitable Witham, aged years, have been the Edward La- a that all persons interested may occupying 5 conveyed to us. the undersigned, certain lot bounty, uled for that days. t a Probate to be held at Bell" night. Pulpit announce- move or of land, together with the Court, folley place for several years, will Mrs. Maude Carter of Belfast was a Mrs. Clara E. Haley visited relatives Wight. In Belfast, Nov. i.0, Mrs. Louise parcel buildings situated in the town of he 11th day of December next, ai ments were given Sunday morning to the M. Wight, aged 52 years, 5 months and 23 daj s. thereon, Burnham, in the present week to Brewer, Mr. Hoop- guest last week of Mrs. Eva Dean at Mil- in Winterport recently. the of Waldo and State of ause, if any they nave, why the said a effect that Rev. H. E. County Maine, and Dunnack, State bounded and described as follows: hould not be allowed. er is employed as bookkeeper by the ler’s Corner. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gray and Miss Librarian would speak in the Cong’l The south half of check lot in yellow lot ELLERY BOWDEN, Ju Great Northern Paper Co. of Millinocket. visited Mrs. A true Attest: George Mahoney made a trip to Togus Florence lately Arthur Boyd numbered one in ti e fifteen mile lot H-l, con- copy. church in the interest of the Y. M. C. A. Chas. E. one hundred acres, more or and Johnson, Reg Mrs. Willard M. Berry left last Friday Sunday by invitation of Mr. Samuel Doe of Frankfort. Cows! taining less, also that there would be a musical being the Bame premises conveyed to drive, Ephraim WALDO SS. In Court of h for Caribou, called there by the serious of Rockland. Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Cummings, Josiah Hatch by Elias Milliken by deed dated the Probate, program. An audience of some two hun- lelfast. on the 13th of November vaccination— fourt< tilth day of February, 1877, and record- day illness—measles, following Arno of C olson and Mrs. Lee Bennett were in >aniel O Linnik.n, administrator on th* dred responded but were quite unprepared Mr. Knight, one our most suc- ed in me Waldo Registry of Deeds, to which of her two Reginald and f Joseph W. Linniken, late of Knox, grandchildren cessful farmers, has harvested 315 barrels Bangor Tuesday. Cows!! deed reference is hereby made for a more for the brilliant program. Following two lounty, deceased, having presented h:• Ada Doyle. Both children are critically definite and particular description of said stirring selections by McKeen’s Orchestra of nice apples. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hillman are spend- nd final account of administration of a; in cows for cash at premises. ate for allowance. ill, although the symptoms the little WANTED, good spot tot or and a patriotic solo by Mr. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lermond of Camden ing the week-end with their daughter, Also anotner parcel oi land situated Har- that notice thereof be girl’s case seem more favorable. full market value. Write or in said Burnham and bounded and described as Ordered, givei mon of Mr. were on Mrs. John Boyd of Frankfort. phone Belfast, Orlando E. Frost of guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. follows: Beginning at the southeast corner of t reeks successively, in The Republicar that city extended friendy greetings. Rev. Capt. John uay ot rmppsburg, Me., R. T. Lermond. Misses Ada and Frances Harriman of HERALD OFFICE, lot of land formerly owned by or occupied by * al, a newspaper published in Belfast, one Calvin Morgan; thence north twenty-five < lounty, that all persons interested may T. H. Martin offered and told for the owners of the ves- were callers at the home Maine. prayer his superintendent There will be a dance at the Grange Prospect Ferry 2m46 Belfast, and one-ha[f degrees east on the said line of > ta Probate Court, to be held at Belf personal relations with the sel now under construction arrived of Mrs. L. C. Dow Nov. 17th. said Morgan's lot to the northeast corner of I he 11th day of December next, ar, Young Mens here, hall on Thanksgiving,Nov. 29th. All are same, and thence in the same course fifteen < ause, if any they have, why the said Christian both his in town last week, accompanied by his Association, during cordially invited. Mrs. Jennie Dockham attended the and three-tenths rods to a stake on the old * hould not be allowed. college days and while engaged in foreign wife, and they are now occupying the Sisters’ District Convention in LOST swamp road, so called; thence on old swamp ELLERY BOWDEN will be an entertainment at the Pythian There road south fifty-nine east eleven rods; A true copy. Attest: mission work. Following a brief intro- bungalow belonging to Mrs. J. E. Pres- degrees Brewer the evening of Nov. 16th. thence and one-half de- Chas. E. Johnson, Reg Grange Hall on Friday evening, given Last Monday noon on the streets of Bel- soyth twenty-three duction by Capt. B. F. Mr. Dun- who is with them. east on roai Colcord, cott, boarding Friends of Mrs. Frank Robbins grees .said forty rods; thence under the instruction of Miss Marion (nee fast a pocketbook $5 and a CONSERVATOR’S NOTICE. The su nack for an hour told his audience of containing south twenty-five degrees east on said road the Bethany Chapter, O. E. S. was inspect- r notice that he has be- Rankin, the teacher of the village school. Georgia Haley) of Derby will be pleased Bond tinder leave twenty-six rods; thence twenty degrees east hereby gives conditions to the Liberty receipt, please of leading war and the ed D. D. G. M. Miss Nellie Coombs of on said road thirty-four rods; thence south 8 ppointed conservator of the estate by Admission 10 cents. The proceeds will to hear of the arrival of a daughter, Ruth 13 of at No. Spring Street. Iw47p east rods on said GRACE E HUNT of needs the boys “over there.” Fol- Tuesday Nov. 13th. thirty-two degrees eighteen Liberty, Islesboro, evening, be used in improving the school room. Gertine, at her home Nov. 13th. road; thence south twenty-five and one-half lowing his appeal for share n the County of Waldo, and given b Searsport's A large company was in attendance. degrees west to the south line of 12; thence Sumner Nickerson has recently added he law directs. All persons having d> of the to be raised in Waldo Rev. Arthur E. Wilson of gave north and one-half degrees west to $5,000 The work passed off finely and a delicious Belfast, sixty-four gainst the estate of said Grace E. H several cows to his herd and has purchas- the first mentioned bounds, containing seven- county, Mr. Dunnack called for volun- hall af- a very interesting and instructive lecture For Rent esired to present the same for settlem supper was served in the banquet ty-five acres, more or less; said premises ed the Curtis milk route through Stock- being II indebted thereto are requested to mat teers from the business men to solicit in behalf of Belfast Chapter of Red Cross described in said mortgage as follows: ter the close of the exercises. Miss A heated rocin, electric and aent immediately to Joel J Walkerof i ton, making his first trip Nov. 16th. large lights A certain lot or parcel of land situated in the amount needed. F. B. Smith and John on Saturday evening to a most appre- daine, authorized agent. Coombs was entertained by Mrs. bathroom. Shoit walk. at said Burnham, of Waldo and State of my Mrs. Lina Bennett entertained the W. Apply County DONALD S. WALK 1- Myron Parker won applause as the first Matron. ciative audience. He was accompanied the same real estate to Howes, the local Worthy 1HE JOURNAL OFFICE. Maine, being conveyed New York. '• C. R. Club Nov. 14th. The members are us Gertrude M. the sixteenth volunteers. They were quickly followed by James H. Howes who also spoke in a by Ellingwood November 13, 1917. Hon. and Mrs. Charles S. Hichborn of day of March, 1912, and recorded in Waldo manner engaged in doing Red ‘Cross knitting. by A. S. Trundy, S. L. Fairchild, E. C. most enthusiastic and gave a Book 307, Pages 62 and 53. dinner Registry, ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. lh* W. M. D. Augusta, were the Sunday guests Mrs. Lizzie Eames is the next And reference is made to said mort- Fairchild, Parse, C. Nichols, G. brief history of his trip while canvass- hostess, hereby criber hereby gives notice that he of his Misses Mary and gage for a more definite and particular de- esta P. R. N. Porter, Wm. Smart and sisters, Faustina, the town of Northport for the Red Nov. 21st. luly appointed administrator of the Carter, ing CLUBBING HATES scription of said premises. Harriet arriving in their car about B. late of B Antonio Croce. Searsport is indebted D., Cross war fund. An auxiliary will be And whereas the condition of said mortgage LUGUSTA RICHARDS, and leaving on their homeward WEDDING bells. has been broken, now therefore, reason of n the of Waldo, deceased, and g< to the County Committee of Belfast who noon, organized here this week and we hope The following clubbing offers are only for by County breach of the condition thereof, I claim a •onds as the law directs. All persons ha' trip before nightfall. The beautiful “In- he one persuaded Mr. Dunnack to repeat the talk we may soon be doing our bit for the subscriptions to 1 Journal paid year foreclosure of said mortgage. lemands against the estate of said dec**-1 dian summer” weather which has blessed HaRMON-RoBINSON. Herbert T.Har- Dated at in the of Waldo re the same for sei given a few hours earlier in the Colonial worthy cause. The Certificates of Mem- in advance: Burnham, County desired to present and State of November are us for the was indeed M. of Maine, 20, 1917. oent, and all indebted thereto request-- Theater and past fortnight are delivered Mrs. Effie mon, D., Philadelphia, Pa., elder there, accompanied the bership being by The Journal and Farm and Home, $2.00 CHUTE & MITCHELL, o make payment immediately. tempting oh that day to every owner of son of Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Harmon of MORSE & their K. RICHAKI' speaker and musicians, thus affording Rankin and we hope all those who have The Journal and McCall’s Magazine, 2.25 By COOK, Attorneys. SURMANDEL an automobile. Brewer formerly of Belfast and Mrs. Belfast, Me., Nov. 13,1917. the town a pleasant evening and a re- not enrolled as a member may come for- The Journal and Woman's Magazine, 2.25 On the of Nov. 14th Rev. Ar- Helen L. Robinson, daughter of Mr. and markable opportunity of contributing evening ward and help. Following are the officers The publications included in our CARD OF THANKS Mrs. G. Patterson of thur E. Wilson and Mrs. James Durham Joseph 31 Miller W e wish to our heartfelt thanks to understandingly to a great cause. elected. Chairman, Etta Fernald; Vice clubbing offer may be sent to dif- express snd friends for their kindness in of came to Stockton to street, Belfast, were married Nov. 8th in neighbors Wanted Belfast, organize Stevens; Secretary, Mrs. addresses. Chairman, Lydia ferent our recent bereavement and for the many the Rev. B. or nurs. a branch of the “Waldo Effie Good- New York city, C. Warren, beautiful sent to the A situation as housekeeper County Chapter Margaret Cilley; Treasurer, Send in your subscription now. floral offerings funeral. Children D. C. S. ADAMS AND Cry of the National Red Cross.” A large win. The Branch will meet at the D., pastor of the Eighteenth street SONS, Apply to MRS. L. B. JAlKSU.V Grange J. Q. ADAMS, FOR FLETCHER’S Methodist church will REPUBLICAN PUB. 7 View Street. delegation of our citizens greeted them. Hall where everything is convenient for officiating. They JOURNAL Cn., E. A. ADAMS, Bay CASTORI A On reaching Hichborn’s hall, after a few the work. i make their home in Philadelphia. Belfast, Maine. F. P. ADAMS. p Iw47p Belfast. Maine. 4