AROOSTOOK TIMES SHIRE TOWN OF April 13, 1860 AROOSTOOK COUNTY To December 27, 1916 Ubr, TIMES VOL. LX HOULTON, MAINE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1920 No. 12 AUTOMOBILE FIGURES ODD FELLOWS TO HOLD CONGRATULATIONS TO WEATHER REPORT The unparalleled snow and ice condi DISTRICT MEETING APR. 1ST FORMER HOULTON MAN We may have a few more snow TWO VALUABLE storm on Saturday, but they cannot MEETING IN tlons have so far failed to prevent Arrangments have been made to The Kennebec Journal has the the receipts from automobile registra last all summer, although they may have Grand Master I. O. O. F. Rev. following regarding a former Houlton BUSINESS BLOCKS tion of the present year from exceed- man who has many friends in this change to rain. Last Saturday noon INTEREST OF Ashley A. Smith of Bangor here on U A l V n C ing those of the some period of last section, who will extend congratula it commenced snowing and continued meet the till late, so that during the evening it y H A H W i n A r i l i i j iIyear and up to Marh 13 at the ci°se the night of Apr- isti to tions. Y. W. C. JL j of business in the Automobile Bureau, members of the different lodges in Deputy Secretary of State L. developed into a young blizzard with perhaps six inches of snow. The warm Department of State, the excess this district. Ernest Thornton on entering the of I amounted to $26,418.16. Had it not fice Tuesday afternoon found his sun on Sunday changed it to slush on It is expected that the degree teams ftices h id Show Hew Valu I been for the continued storms, what desk decorated with Maine and the the walks and on Monday it was very The Meeting of the Women $ from Millinocket and Smyrna Mills American flags, with other appro springlike. ! the excess might have been is a ques- priate decorations, in honor of the able Real Estate in Market 1 tion. It is safe to say, that with the will do work on that night. birth about 8.15 Monday evening. The Thermometer readings for the Club Given Over to i flrst-of-the-year registration as any Invitations have been sent to all March 15, 1920 to Mrs. Thornton at past week were: Spare and Man Street the Augusta General hospital of a March 17 40 above Association , kind of an example, the Auto Bureau the lodges in the district, and already son. The young man weighed 6i,t i force will have something to do, when Marsh 18 18 above As was mentioned in the columns those who have accepted assure a pounds and has been named Seth I the traveling becomes settled—if it Winfield, in honor of his two grand .March 19 20 above The regular meeting of the Woman's of this paper a few weeks ago, the j ever does. The registration for this large attendance. fathers. Mother and son are doing .March 20 24 above Club on Monday afternoon was devoted Lane A Pearce property on Market Sq. compared with last year follows: Members of Rockabema Lodge are finely. The department as well as March 21 22 above i to the interests of the young women other State House friends joined in was sold by Samuel Lane and Varney Registrations and Licenses to March j urgently requested to be present on March 22 26 above of the town, there being out of town Pearce, to the Putnam Hardware Co. this occasion to meet the Grand congratulations and the department 14, 1919. force celebrated the event with ice March 23 32 above J speakers present from Portland, who «fid B. S. Green for $30,000, and while Operators 16,527 j Master and the visiting brothers. cream and cigars. told of the work of the Young Women’s this is one of the best business loca Registrations 11,848 j E. L. Nedick of Augusta, Chief of Christian Association. tions In Hoalton, having a frontage of Trucks 2,424 1 the Division of Seed improvement, Mrs. John Thompson and Miss Belle 40 feet on Market Square and running BOWLING ST. PATRICK’S DAY CONCERT Motorcycles 232 ' Dux 1196— Elks 1195 The annual concert in honor of St. was in town last week, conferring Smith, both prominent workers in the hack 100 feet, It was considered by Dealers 261 Y. W. C. A. work of the state were Wednesday’s game on the Dux alleys Patrick was held at the Temple with the local representative of the some as a pretty good price. Motorcycle Dealers 10 present, and Mrs. Thompson gave an was the first of the second leg of the Theatre on Wednesday evening and Federation of Farmers, relating to the On March 19 this same property was Registrations and Licenses to March outline of the work which this associa match and was, despite the unreason- “standing room only” was the rule acreage of seed potatoes which will sold again to the Fanners National 14, 1920. tion is doing all over the United States, able smallness of the score an interest- after the concert commenced. be cerrtified for next season. Bank, the prloe reported to be $5,000 Operators 18,818 j tracing its origin from its beginning ing one to watch. When the line up The concert was one of the best IT. V. Higgins of Portland, Maine, more than the price made for the first Registrations 12,693 down to the present time, and enlarg- was announced it looked easily a ever put on by St. Mary’s Academy and staf(, transfer, which shows pretty well Trucks 3,176 agent for the Curtis Publishing ing 0n the scope of work which they walk away for the Dux, which as the reflected a great deal of credit, to the what real estate in the business sec Motorcycles 153 Co. who publish the Country Gentle- are endeavoring to do in the state. game progessed failed to develop. instructors of the school showing that, tion of Honlton is worth, as the Board Dealers 39S for the young women, many of whom The Elks captured the first game a. groat (leal of pains and time had men, lias been in town working with of Directors of the Farmers National Motorcycle Dealers 12 are living in the cities and towns of by a small margin, the second one by been given to the pupils. The concert the local agent, A. C. Tozier and they Bank is composed of some of our b est■ Total receipts to March 14, 1919, our state, who are deprived of the business men, and evidently this piece j two pins, while the Dux rolled the was given for the benefit of St. Mary's have been very successful in placing $186,599.84; total to March 14, 1920, advantages of home life, which this third game for a win with enough Parish. The program began at 6.15 e^property was what they wanted, i $213,018. it. in the hands of many new readers. organization is supplying. Mr. Lane’s original lease of five \ ______pins to make it an even break. sharp and lasted until nearly 11 p. m. During the afternoon Mrs. H. W. years expires this coming fall and he | From a score standpoint it was a There was not a mistake made in any Hughes and Mrs. S. A. Fairbanks punk game with 15 men rolling in the of the drills that was noticeable to the tad tta prtrtto«e of renewal at the j (4 (3 ] DiSC0UIlt rendered a very pleashig duett. same price as the first term of fivej ^ 70s and only 3 strings in the 90 class. large audience present. Collectors Feeiey and In the evening a meeting was held been However, the score chalks up large The singing of the little tots capti yean, but arrangements have been j CdlUldidll SllvCT for the young ladies of 17 and over Bate with Mr. Lane, whereby he has or small, the interest and excitement vated the audience at the very start McKone Make Capture and the talk by Mrs. Thompson and l inn op hi* renewal at the expiration While practically every town in the continues and as the contest nears and with their white dresses and Considerable excitement has been county has been making a discount Miss Smith was along more definite of the present lease. the end there is no falling off in the shamrock trimmings were pleasing occasioned here by an incident on the to the lines of what this association could It la the Intention of the new owners on Canadian silver in addition attendance. and appropriate. The solo singing by Harkins’ road at about 11 o’clock, te pet up a new building en this lot discount on bills, the Houlton Banks little Miss Virginia Monahan was very Tuesday night, when Deputies Feeiey j d° for tihe y°ung ladtes ° f_ The score. Wednesday. March 17: The work of the summer camp which next season, which will be 40 x 100 have refrained from doing so until sweet and she received well deserved and McKone attempted to arrest a is held each year and which means two stories high, the first floor to be Friday, when a meeting was held and “Dux” applause. Rev. Fr. P. M. Silke thanked raan suspected of smuggling liquor. so much for the members all over the need for Banking Rooms and the it was evident that something must Roben 92 73 89 251 the audience for their attendance and j The deputies were watching the state, was gone into detail and much second floor to contain offices. be done for protection, and it was Calhoun 85 77 S3 245 explained something concerning the road leading from Houlton to Wood- enthusiasm was shown by those This means a great deal for the decided to make the same discount on Fogg 76 70 82 228 origin of St. Patrick’s Day and why stock when they heard a pung coming present, in this branch of the work. town as It will Improve the looks of Canadian silver that has been made on Arnold 87 79 90 256 each year the day was observed. Fath- toward them. — The principal object of the visit of onr business section and remove a bills, and this went into effect on Fri Clark 70 71 141 er Silke called attention to the fact of The driver was ordered to stop but these ladies at this time was the wooden building, a fireproof building day. Berrie — — 72 72 the great need the society had of a instead of obeying lashed his horse eventual formation of a County organic taking Its place. It was found that certain persons in | large hall, one that would seat at least with a whip and dashed by Deputy 410 416 1196 zation, which will cater to the wants Houlton and other places were taking j 370 1200 people and announced that if the I McKone. Deputy Feeiey, who was j and enjoyment of this county and from Main Street Block .Sold American money to New Brunswick Elks people were with him such a building ; farther down the road attempted to and exchanging it for Canadian silver. ■ the enthusiasm of those interested, it The second important transfer that Fox 91 69 78 23S could be built by the Catholic society. stop the man by discharging his same and tak- j cannot help but be a success. After has taken place In the last few days, receiving a premium on Green 87 76 86 249 It would mean at least $80,000 but he revolver at the horse. As the team silver and the meeting many questions were was Monday when T. V. Holdaway and ing in exchange Canadian j Ruth 78 78 1 t 233 thought this could he forthcoming. did not stop the deputy supposed that asked and much valuable information Ray L. Young purchased from John then deposting the silver in the local J Hutchinson 82 75 85 242 He received hearty applause at the he had missed his mark. about the work of the association was A. Tenney the McLeod store so called, banks at par. Briggs 80 74 79 233 close of his remarks. The fugitive was seem to turn into While the merchants of Houlton ; obtained. A number of those present and this too is a valuable piece of The second part of the program was , the main Houlton road ami the depu regret very much this action, it was ' pressed the intention of planning to property. 418 372 405 1195 given by older members of the so ties pursuing came upon the team in at tend the summer camp at Poland, As soon as Mr. McLeod cleans up the only thing that could be done ciety and was worthy of mention for a snow bank on the side of the road ar under the circumstances, and this ! Elks 1263--Dux 1219 where accommodations for 350 young his stock from this store, the Houlton each one taking part excelled ami Cook’s brook about a mile from Houl condition will doubtless continue until The above score would naturally ladies are provided for. Meat Supply will move and occupy { the evening was one full of enjoyment ton, but the driver had disappeared. the balance of trade turns. npress the reader as a wallk-over for At the present time the county of this centrally located business block. from the very beginning until the Search of the pung disclosed two the Elks, hut to those who witnessed Knox is fully organized and there are The price paid was a fancy one. and close The singing by Bernice Tac'- dozen bottles of whiskey packed in Ora Gilpatrick, who has a reputation the game the story is altogether associations in Portland. Bangor, Bar even at that this is one of the best gett, Kathleen Wiley, Margaret Ilar- bags. The hors*>. although injured by all over the United States as a different, as all through the contest Harbor and Lewiston. located blocks for doing business and rigan. Mrs. Iamis Dalton and Phil the deputy’s shot, showed signs of life producer of high grade Holstein cattle, there were many moments of un Miss Marion Buzzell is the represent goes to show what real estate in Houl Dempsey reef■iving applau:-e, each re- and was brought into Houlton when . received a letter from Tokio. Japan certainty as to the ultimate result ative of the Association in Houlton ton is worth. spending to an eiu ore and the read Deputy f’eeley discovered that the ani- j regarding his stock, in which the and when the official score showed a and anyone desiring further informa ings by Harold Fowl er and Louis mal was a broncho owned by himself 1 writer said that as soon as he heard tie game in the last string, which tion regarding this deserving work, Ayotte also were well reeeived. each until recently when he disposed of it DEMOCRATS HOLD CAUCUS from Summit farms regarding what would necessitate a roll off, every may obtain information from bm\ responding. The piano solo by Chester to a man in Hodgdon. Inquiry of that The Democratic caucus held Mon- they had for sale, would send a body came to their feet and for a few Hogan was an eve opener and shows man brought the statement that he < tey evening at the Engine house was representative here to look the stock ! minutes the excitement was intense. what a young lad can do if lie attempts had loaned the horse for bis keep to j RETURNS RECEIVED largely attended, a goodly number of over and make selection. • According to the rules of the contest a try and also showed that his teacher Joe Whiston of Houlton. , women being present. ______! each man was allowed to roll one box. BY MAINE FARMERS knew how to bring out tin* very best Hon. Thos. V. Doherty was chosen •T ||r IjOVINC CUP Hovey and Green tied with 15, Kelso “Did you realize that Maine farmers in the young lad. Donald Hogan in Chairman of the meeting and A. A. . ,, . . . . . ! got a spare with five, which he clean- POTATOES are still doing business,” said Frank The following is a cast for the play ; . his violin solo was a itreat to all. Patnam Secretary. __ ...... ~ .. ed up for 23 against Palmers 1*. The potato market has improved S. Adams of Bowdoinham, the chief Wednesday evening, by the Dramatic . , ...... Delegates to the Democratic State Cotton hung up 14 to Bernstein s 15, since last week, buyers are offering of the Division of Markets, of the Committee of the Woman’s Club: Convention to be held in Bangor, Roben got in a bad hole and could The score. Friday, March 19: : $5.00 per barrel and while the car state department of agriculture. Dr. Brentwood, that stood by us all were chosen as follows: only clean up 8 while O’Brien took ”Dux” situation has not improved as much as “Why just note the following figures fifty years an’ over E. V. Perkins M. C. Rnssoll, James C. Madigan, 14, this put the Elks one pin to the Roll ' many would lik**, the railroads are do and judge whether or not they have John C. Timmins, a jovial farmer Win. J. Thibodeau, Hon. Thos. V. Doh good. off ing all in their power to get ears into gone out of or are continuing business erty, F. A. Peabody, W. S. Blake, Judge A. E. Carter Aroostook. Doherty, the old reliable, took a Hovey 79 87 78 244 15 at the old stand. These figures are Hen Bachelder, a “bafchelder” of pros The Produce News says: Carroll. spare with three on it with eight in Kelso 76 S3 97 256 23, just a summary of the Maine farm Alternates: James M. Pierre, James pects Harold Chadwick [ Extreme prices the past few weeks the box for 21, while the best Niles Cotton 79 80 81 240 14 products for the year 1919: WBaa, fiaaael Laae, Leoa Howe Fred Andrew May, a handsome young have attracted increased supplies from could do was a 7 and 6 box for 13. Roben 74 80 79 233 8 Commercial apples. 600,000 bushels, Patnam Gregory Cassidy. S. L. White. farmer Carl Gray nearly all directions, while they have thus the tie game went to the Dux by Doherty 87 82 77 246 21 value $3,000,000. Town Committee: A. A. Putnam, F. Samuel Peck (very much pecked) cut off consumptive demand material a score of 81 to 72 and a 50-50 division Sweet corn, 40,000,000 pounds, value Dr. Mitchell ly. The average price charged con O. Orcutt, James C. Madigan, Mrs. F. 395 412 412 1219 SI $ 2 , 000, 000. Mrs. Timmins, a motherly soul, who for the evening was all that could be A. Peabody, Mrs. Thoe. V. Doherty, Elks sumers for potatoes in Greater New Potatoes, 25,000,000 bushels, value “go up’’ the Pioneer Miss Mulcaster claimed. Mrs. W. 8. Blake. York is about three pounds for 25c. $50,000,000. Miss Nettie Snow, “a bora dress The features of the game were many Roll off , With the consumption at its lowest Dairy products, $22,000,000. maker’’ Mrs. P. L. Rideout particularly the fine come back of Green 90 96 ebb and receipts increasing receivers Livestock sold, $7,500,000. PRESENTATION O’Brien with his dandy total of 271. 75 261 15 ! Miss Gill—a bird enthusiast Palmer 82 74 95 251 17 were compelled to cut prices, although Hay, 850,000 tons, value $17,000,006. While in town last week State Mrs. Elmer Churchill Green also had a nice string of 261 and Bernstein 87 85 7 fi the stock laid down cost high, many “Sixty-five per cent, of the dairy Deputy 8. C. C. Ward of the Maccabees for cerain Squire Doherty’s wallop 248 15 ! Clarlssy Pride, a maiden lady of cor O’Brien 96 86 89 of them were compelled to do business made a presentation of a Past Com during the final stage of the game was 271 14 products mentioned above were ship rect and elegant speech Niles 86 69 at a loss. Some of the finest Maine mander's Jewell to W. J. Thibodeau the feature of the evening. i i 232 13 ped out of the state to the large cities who had served the local tent so well Mrs W. L. Arnold Green Mountains and choicest State of Massachusetts. Those who witnessed the game pro daring the past year. Rosie, a sweet pretty girl 441 410 412 1263 72 ; stock went out at $9, with general “Did you also realize that the center The presentation came as a surprise, Miss Virginia Donnell nounced it the best yet rolled from Standing March 19 sales on average good stock mainly at of the milk supply of Boston is now bBt was received by Mr. Thibodeau Jane, of the little sharp tongue several standpoints, the one which was W L PC $8.50 a hbl. for Cobblers. Some State 220 miles from that city and down In the spirit in which it was given, Mrs. D. L. Mowery most noticeable and which was much Elks 20 12 625 and Pennsylvania potatoes have shown here in Maine? It’s a fact. Thirty appreciated was the absence of the improved quality and worked out at and his remarks for the good of the her Dux 12 2<> 375 years ago Massachusetts was supply Mrs. Peck, an Amazon who rules disagreeable rooting that has been in slightly better pices, $S.50(§)9.25, 165 etder showed that he had a deep house Mrs. A. T. Smith Games this week: Tuesday at the ing practically every gallon of tht* Interest In the success of the local evidence in former games. Dux alleys; Friday at the Elks. 1 b. bags. Considerable potatoes, Hub’s milk supply, but that state has Mrs. Haynes (ditto Grandma Hart) especially from Wisconsin and Michi tent. Mrs. J. R. Harvey gone behind in milk production and gan, were in transit nearly three weeks Maine has been coming to the front Cynthia May, a little delicate thing. and many of them were chilled and Maine now ranks second in the quan ERA. OFFICIAL bride of a year Miss Doris Buzzell CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL THURSDAY frozen, and these had to be selected tity of milk suplied, Vermont stand TRANSFERRED TO RANGOR Mrs. Phillips, a neighbor of Mrs. Tim alternate with their choice in referee- and sold at best, prices obtainable. ing first. H. C. Calhoun, Asst. Snpt. of the B. mins Mrs. S. A. Fairbanks ing and umpiring. Also to cover ex although the damage was mostly “With these figures in sight, do you A A. R. R. northern division, left Mrs. Gettum, another neighbor Bangor High Claims State penses they have given Bangor a around the doors of the cars. dispute my statement that Maine Monday for Bangor to take up the Mrs. B. H. Brown guarantee of $200, and a forfeiture of Small lots of potatoes from Jersey farmers are still on the job?” duties of his new office. Time—late afternoon in July. Championship— Houlton $100, if in any way they have broken I and Maryland are working out at ir-; Mr. Calhoun has been employed here Place—An open sward, surrounded High Questions It .any clause of their contract. [regular prices, mostly $7@8 bbl. or I The annual St. Patrick’s Concert daring the past 10 years by the B. and by trees and used as a picnic ground, This is the finest proposal that a j bag. The demand at the close was I given by the children of St. Mary’s A. as train dispatcher, and two years celebrating the 75th birthday of Dr.’ team could offer and Houlton should ; Quite slow and there is a heavy ac- j Academy, under the direction of the ago waa promoted to the office of Asst. Brentwood. Thursday night Coach McCord in be complimented on their sportsman- cumulation going over unsold at the , Sigters of Mercy at the Temple formed the Bangor News that he had like attitude various terminals; perhas over 150 ^ * 8apt...... , - .i i theatre, was a grand success and sure received word from Houlton to the I fa 200 carloads are on the tracks in the About a month ago ho received the ly reflected great credit upon the SOLD SUGAR AT 23 1-2 CTS. effect that they wished to see the Greater City. Country advices are still offer to go-to Bangor to assume the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Sisters, and all who took part. office of assistant train master and he PER POUND, IS CHARGE Bangor boys in action up here. This high and it is difficult to lay down took the matter under consideration,, d- .. is to be a championship game and on ELECTS OFFICERS stork at presort prices. Danish pota ...... ^ . .. Three Providence Men Arrested on finally deciding to accept it. „ next Thursday Coach McCord will At a meeting of tin* newly elected toes have been worked into consump ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED During Mr. Calhoun s residence here take his men northwards to play the Board of Directors of the Houlton tive channels at $7fa)S 165-lb. bag, but OF FORMER HOULTON BOY very few wen1 good enough to bring he has made many friends^ who w ill1 Providence, March 19--Victor Houlton high basketball team in the Chamber of Commerce, held on Mon The many Houlton friends of Mr. the higher price, due to lack of grad toa sorry to lose so valuable a citizen, Laurence, Amie Greenier a n
rup or whistle to every dog, and there thinks it is not worth while to grow God, who ca.i niaki* no mistake, j "Some women are always on the go," HOULTON TIMES enough to fill that, has little prospect and is consequently somewhat Established April 13, 184ft will be but little more trouble *with made man a,id woman for a specific j i„ the extravagant remark one often to a counterfeit that has obtained The ailment cannot stand of getting into larger ones. Fill the work and to move in particular j h e a i , s a n d i t ALL THE HOME NBW8 the blues. is not always the expres- more or less circulation among the such treatment. It flourishes only on place that you are in. Fit yourself for spheres -man to be regnant in his Published every Wednesday morning higher usefulness. To do that you realm; woman to be domi :;r t in hers. I sion of envy. Strange to say. these uninitiated, hut is nevertheless a spur moodiness and dissatisfaction. Sun ious coin, the worthlessness of which by the Times Publishing Co. must do something besides play, tho The boundary line between Italy and are those who think women do too light dispels the clouds of a murky will be discovered sooner or later. CHA8. H. FOGG, Pres. A Mpr. sky, and so does a sunny disposition that may he innocent in itself. Switzerland, between England and much traveling. Bless our souls, they scatter the blues. * * * Scotland, is not marled more tlioro- don't do half enough. The woman Subscription in U. S. $1.60 per year !y than this distinction between tin* Too many of us are looking forward One drop of ink will blacken a whole whose world is in tin* four corners of In advance; in Canada $2.00 in advance empire masculine and the empire f< in to happiness in the* future years in SAVE YOUR MONEY glass full of pure water. So will on.' 9ftig]e copies five cents mine. So entirely dissimilar are tie her house, even though she lit.* intel- stead of getting all the enjoyment BY GETTING INFORMATION evil communication make the whole One of the most pathetic features lields to which God called them, that lectually above the average and possible* out. of the present. It is well Advertising rates based upon guaran world foul. You might drop many sur- of the present rush for money and you can no more compare them, than to remember that the time never wifi teed paivt in advance circulation many drops of pure water into the rounded by evidences of wealth and ....—...... wealth is the multitude of honest ami you can oxygen and hydrogen, water come, in this world, when we shall tumider, hut it would have no pc: line taste, is necessarily more n.< rrow Entered at the Post Office at Houlton i n e u meaning people who throw money and grass, t r**es and .-tar-'. .Ml 1 hi - have everything we want just where .vptihle intluenee. So it will tala- minded ‘and bigoted than her sister, for circulation at second-class away on speculative investments and talk about the superiority of one sex and when we want it. The only wa|r thousands of good precepts and good whose mental vision 1ms expanded postal rates. wildcat projects. The mails are to the other is an everlasting \vu-A to be happy is to enjoy all we have instrurtions to root out this one evil under the influence of new scenes and loaded with glittering literature ad of ink and speech. to the* utmost as we go along. It is Subscriptions are DISCONTIN word. balmier skies, free from menta. All dressed to ‘‘sucker lists." written to * * * right to lay up for old age in youth; UED at expiration I perplexities and drudgeries. Sin- who tempt inexperienced people to invest : Let every mother remember that right to prepare; for a rainy day, b«t has been "on the go' in oil stocks, mining ventures and It is well to be charitable in a!! occasionally is j it is not right to bend all our energies however humble her home, howe\er the better mother, the ERICSSON SOUGHT other schemes of a most dubious and our conclusions, mindful that we often more inte lligent j to this end and put otf until the future need the cloak of charity ourselves monotonous her life, if site lie path ni helpmeet and the sweetest companion. ] the happiness we might enjoy POWER FROM SUN uncertain character. every To Americans perhaps the most in People who contemplate investing ! Sill life with sunshine and strew in well doing her children will tie : * * day. It is very common to see people hewers where others throw stones. teresting of all experimenters in sun in such projects, should realize that better because sin* has lived. Over C'ourte*sy, like charity, should be>gin | working and saving, denying theat- power was John Ericsson, the en a meritorious proposition does not .Make life a bright spot in this world her self-sacrifice, her love, her faith at home. Ol course one* does not ex-! selves all recreation and many cosa- and where you see flowers cast smiles pect to find the* same degree of cere- j forts, to lay up money to buy more gineer who invented the Monitor in the usually have to solicit funds in this | and courage they will enter the Civil War. Ericsson, a man of great way. It is quickly snapped up by > and whether it he morn, dusk or night, rnony practiced there as the formali- j land, to enlarge their stock (to save promised land that otherwise they scientific imagination, was early insiders, and the general public does 1 let the sunny side of nature always ties of mere acquaintanceship exact, j for their children) thinking that whea might not have reached. And not her hut there certainly should not be less caught by the lure ef the sun-power not get a smell. j he at full meridian. they have accomplished this they will scheme and he devoted several years These schemes are not necessarily i children only, but all with whom she respect and deference paid to those be happy and begin to take comfort. who are* nearer and dearer to us, than of effort to it. It is said that he spent dishonest. A great many are merely I One of our popular young ladies comes in contact, will be uplifted and The hoped-for point may never be at to outsiders. The man who is a gentle upward of $100,000 in an effort to per pipe dreams of over sanguine people, j who is contemplating matrimony, with tained, or if it is, sickness or death strengthened by her purity and stead man in his home and among those who fect tome mechanism for harnessing who have been blowing bubbles all j the advantage* which leap year gives may have come first and the dear ones fastness. Be content then, to live each comprise; his immediate household, the sun’s energy. Ericsson estimated their life. her, was handed a testament hv her whom we expected to be happy with I hour, each day. "gathering up the can be trusted to do nothing unbecom that the trapping of the sun’s energy Many small wage earners argue that j father, with the leaf turned down at may be gone forever. fragments,” giving the kind word, th? ing to a gentleman when beyond the la the Mojave desert alone would fur they will never have a chance to get j the following passage1: "He who giveth loving thot, tile tender sympathy, do precincts of home; but the man who nish enough power to run all the fac rich unless they take these chances,! in marriage doeth well; but he who BANGOR & AROOSTOOK R. R. ing the homely duties that lie nearest, is courtesy itself when abroad is often tories and shops of the United States. and so they blow in their savings. ! giveth not in marriage doeth better.” TIME T A B L E as a daughter of tin* King, as queen times the* veriest boor within the con He wrote: They are incited by tales of how some ; She* immediately returned it with the Corrected to March 1, 1920 in the royal line of motherhood, know fines of his own dwelling place. Such “A couple of thousand years per scrub woman or boot black has made J following re*ply written underneath: Trains Daily Except Sunday ing that all these things an* helping a man may pride himself on being a haps much less, dropped in the ocean a lucky strike. Yet for every one that | "Dear father, I am eonte*nt to do we*ll; From HOULTON to make those who come after you gentleman; but he is deficient in the 8J28 a. m.—For Fort Fairfield, Carlftei* of time will completely exhaust the wins big money, a thousand may have i let those* do better who can.” “better because you have lived." elementary instincts of the true type, Limestone and Van Bureri. world’s coed fields and leave man des lost. So their pathetic little savings, 9.23 a. m.—For Bangor, Portland atift titute of his chief source of fuel and that might have become the basis of Boston. So much is said about the duties of 11.3ft a. m.—For Ashland, St. Francis, F t power unless in the mean time he finds a business capital, goes up in smoke, i Kent, Washburn, Presque hue, children that their rights are over Buren, via Squa Pan and l$a • way of employing the heat of the And for years afterwards they will looked. Their duties are often strict 1.40 e. m.—For Dover & Foaerofk, be moaning around that they never ville, Bangor, Portland ly enforced upo them, but their rights 6.26 p. m.—For Bangor, Ericsson invented seven different had a chance in life. , frequently ignored. This is partly on Boston, Buffet Sleeping Car Oarfee* of sun motors, all successful in The safest way to do is to ask advice Sure relief to Boston. account of ignorance, but chiefly be- 8.02 p. m.—For Fort Fairfield, Van way, but the fires of his genius of the bank men and other business The sufferer from indigestion, dyspepsia, and biliousness, needs ho ‘ cause of a lack of thought. Most par- warning to avoid the many worthless, so-called “cures” that are offered, Due HOULTON were dying down, and he was unable people that you know who are very 8.19 a. m.—Ih on Beeton, Purtfcffd, 1 cuts desire the highest good of their often containing harmful drugs. In vain, these various preparations have gpr. BnffM Steeping Oar Bosten to te bring his plans to the state of per- glad to give you information. They been tried, frequently leaving the system weaker than before. tnrBmi children, and are willing to make anv rsquired. will thus save bitter disappointment, The true “L. F.” Atwood’s Medicine brings quick relief 9.19 a. m.—Prorr, Van Buren, Caribou, Ft. reasonable sacrifice for them, but pay without the risk of injurious after-effects. Instead of a Fairfield. and will retain the real chances for little attention to their rights, if they temporary improvement, at the expense of weakening some 12.58 p. m.—From Boston, Portland, Ban ▼HR MAN WHO OVERCAME saving that are within their reach. vital organ, it helps the entire digestive apparatus, tones the gor, Greenville, Dover U Foxcroft. History will speak of Theodore recognize them as their rights at all. stomach, and establishes a general healthy condition. Taken 2.54 p. m.—From St. |Yancls, Ft. Kent. No one would deny to children their Van Buren, Washburn. Presque Isle, Roosevelt as a great statesman and Advertising our afflictions only in regularly, the physical improvement which will result, will via Squa Pan. right to such support and education also overcome the fear of a new attack. 6.21 p. m.—From Van Buren, Limestone m one of the world’s greatest leaders, creases their circulation. I Caribou, Fort Fairfield. as their parents are able fo give them. , “L. F.” can be given with perfect safety to every member ion and women who are encom- * * * of the family. It has been a family health-restorer for 60 | 7.59 p. m.—From Boston, Portland, Ban i But beyond this very general admis gor. with difficulties will remember I One sure way to get into heaven for years; its friends are steadfast. You can buy a large bottle Time tables giving complete inform*- him with tenderness and gratitude as sion not many recognize any definite (60 teaspoonful doses) from your druggist for 60 cents. tlon may be obtained at ticket offloes. 1 a day at least is to do a kind act to “L. F ” Medicine Co., Portland. Maine. GEO M. HOUGHTON, General Passenger the man who overcame. some one who does not like you. obligation. Agent, Bangor, Me. * t- He was made of the stuff of heroes, * * * f r om his birth he was encompassed Some of the people who are the most “The begin t ing of strife is like the PROFESSIONAL CARDS “by the terror that walketh by night.” anxious about the recognition of letting out of water." says the wise • ^ vv'V - ■-•V: Wk» yean he as racked by the agonies friends in heaven are tho onow who king, und in no <•;>:-;«* i -. this tnicr than MISS MARY BURPEE of asthma, and night after night in the shake hands with two fingers in in the case of family quarrels. The SOPRANO gammer his father would drive him church. little breach, no larger at first than a Teacher of Singing through the countryside, so he might * * * child's finger could stop, hut through Studio Room 27, Mansur Blk., Howit— breathe. For weeks on end he lay in Good wives are better conservators which comes tic continual dropping, bed. But be was indomitable, even of the public peace and morality than if not attended to in fime. will widen Telephone 292-J then, reading and writing and gather policemen, prison statutes, and all th and stretch, til' one line day there ing his sisters and his brother and terrors of the law. Let a man he thu ; a waking up to find the angry waters DR. JOHN 0 . WILLEY .their friends about him and. between home anchored, and have an interest surging around, swepjr.g in and over Osteopathic Physician fits of coughing, telling them wonder in a house and lot. and except he is whelming all tile sweet pe;i' e and i( ve Phone 244 Hours: 9 to 12-2 te 6 ful stories of adventures that never radically bad. he becomes a self ap and harmony of home There L ne New Masonic Bldg. HOULTON came to an end. Ipointed guardian of the peace and of greater fallacy than to suppose rha Though he had weak eyes all his public morals. because people •; < • relativi the;-" is JOHN M. BROWN life, he became a mighty hunter a 1 * * * less necessity for the common < eip-r- Land and Lumber Surveyor successful naturalist, and a constant; A man who sits shrunk up and esy that is willingly ‘•vt.mdeil t a reader. Though he was frail of body, i worthless in a little place, because lc* stranger. POLISHES Candidate for County Commissieaer he learned to box and entered into va BEST FOR HOME SHINES Eagle Lake, Maine rious athletic sports. He kept at it, SAVE THE LEATHER plains of Dakota. One might include THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES C. E. WILLIAMS, M. D. In the list of his handiaps the fact YOUR AMBITION r a.k, Tan, Ox Blood, Dark Brown OFFICE AT RESIDENCE that he did not need to work for a Do you tire out easily? Have you lost some ot your PASTES AND LIQUID i White Shoes living. He might have indulged him THL F. F. PALLIA’ CORPORA:" BUFFALO. N. Y. j 129 Main St. Houlton, Me. accustomed vim and is your ambition to do things at low self and belonged to the idle rich. In SLE3K. Hansford \V. Shaw Seth S. Thornton stead he lived, as well as preached, ebb? Your resistance is broken. You should find help the strenuous life. and invigoration in rich, nourishing SHAW & THORNTON ATTORNEYS THE BLUES Prompt attention to all business Got the blues, did you say’ Sure Houlton, Main* eaough! A genuine attack, and the Fresh, rich, full-flavored tea Piobate matters have Special san shining bright in the heaven -, a d Attention not a cloud to be seen. Well! Well* SCOTTS EMULSION —the same every time DR. F. 0. 0RCUTT Come, my friend, shake yourself to Taken faithfully for a reasonable length of time, Scott's DENTIST gether. Go out into the sunshine and seldom fails to freshen the blood, build up the genera) look about you. Is this a time for the Fogg Block Maes? See how gleefullv all nature health and impart a feeling of well-being to the body. is smiling. Don’t be behindhand in For that tired-out feeling take Scott*s Emulsion* DR. W. B. R0BEN being happy when everything else is The exclusive grade of c
c m iic m m v i c H conspicuous part among the men who acted practically as both civil and MR. EDISON ON WORK | ‘‘1 have always felt that one oi wise enough to make trade unions a have rendered signal service to the military head; and after he had been Mr. Edison, the world's greatest the principal reasons for American means of fitting their members tar country by the way in which they have some time in the Philippines, very inventor, was with difficulty per progress in the past has been that better jobs and greater responsibili FfM enabled it to grapple with the duties earnest pressure was brought to boai ties.” every man had a chance to become Rev. Mr. JeaMee, Pa*tar. and responsibilities incurred by the by many of the best people in the suaded to take half a day off from his Morning service at 10410 A. M- Spanish War. What has been ac-, Islands to have a similar position work, that he, or, rather, his neigh- j whatever he wanted to be. It used to j be fashionable to be ambitious. The Sunday school at 12.00 M. complished in the Philippines, in Cuba there created for him, so that he could Young People’s meeting 0.00 P. M. ! hors, might celebrate the day which in Porto Rico, in Panama, and in San repeat what he had done in Cuba. It i employee planned to become an ein Bvenlng service at 7.60 P. M. brought him to the age of 7:!. j ployer; the unskilled man sought to SQUEEZED Domingo during these twelve years was neither necessary nor desirable Special music by choir. He took this occasion to give, to the represents a sum of achievement of that this positions should be created, become more skillful. A young man Choir practice Monday nights. | was not well thought of if he was which this Nation has a right to be i but the widely expressed desire that j newspapers a statement of his views All are cordially invited to come and not striving for a higher place in life. TO DEATH extremely proud. In each locality the 1 it should be created was significant of ' about work and the modern tendency hear the Rev. Mr. Jenkins problem has been different, in each the faith in the man. toward “slacker principles.” His “There appears to have been a When the body begins to stiffen Tuesday night church prayer and change in recent years. The present and movement becomes painful it locality it has been solved with signal ; His administration was as signally ideas may sound old-fashioned to praise Service. I disposition is seemingly to say in is usually an indication that the success. Of course there have been successful in the Moro country as in day, but no harm will be done by giv- Church of the Good Shepherd mistakes and shortcomings, but on the Cuba. In each case alike it brought | effect: ‘I am what I am and so I kidneys are out of order. Keep ! ing them sober consideration. Mr. these organs healthy by taking Rev. H. Scott Smith, Rector whole it would be difficult to find any in its train peace, an increase in i Edison says: j shaU remain. I aspire to nothing bet- ; ter than my present job. I ask for Sunday Services where a finer record of successful ac material prosperity, and a rigid adher ' “Today, I am wondering what shorter hours.’ COLD MEDAL Holy Communion at 8 a. m. complishment. This record is primari ence to honesty as the only policy j would have happened to me by now if Also on the first Sunday In the ly due to the admirable quality of the tolerated among officials. His op fifty years ago some fluent talker had “Of course, I realize that the lead portunity for military service has not month at 10.30 men put at the head of affairs in the : converted me to the theory of the ers of union labor have their political been great, either in the Philippine. Mhrning Prayer and Sermon at 10.30 different places. Messrs. Taft, Luke eight-hour day and convinced me that problems and that they must appeal K3ES233S31 The world’s standard remedy for kidney* Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7 Wright, Smith and Forbes, Messrs. , or while he was the Governor of Cuba. it was not fair to my fellow workers to the collective intelligence of their Still on several occasions he was oblig- followers, which is lower than the liver, bladder and uric add troubles. 8nnday School at noon Hunt, Winthrop, Post and Colton, to put forth my best efforts in my Famous since 1696. Take regularly and Governor Magoon, Colonel Goethals- i ed to carry on operations against work. average individual intelligence of the keep in good health. In three sizes, all First Baptist hostile tribes of Moros, and in each to these and their colleagues and “I am glad that the eight-hour day ; walin' men: but there ought to be druggists. Guaranteed as represented. Court 8t case he did his work with skill, energy Look for the name Gold Medal on every beat subordinates the country owes a heavy had not been invented when I was a some labor leader strong enough and Rev. Henry C. Speed, pastor. and efficiency; and, once it was done, and accept no Imitation debt of obligation. young man. If my life had been 10.80 warning worship with sanaon. he showed as much humanity in deal 12.00 Blhte Sehool with rtaosos for Most of those I have mentioned are made up of eight-hour days 1 don’t civilians. Colonel Goethals, under ing with the vanquished as he had assn and woman. believe I could have accomplished a whom the gigantic work of the Panama shown capacity to vanquish them. 1m great deal. 4 P. M. Junior Christian Endeavor our country there are some kinds of service and sermon. Canal is being accomplished, with “This country would not amount to PE-RU-NA 7.00 goep^l •ong success which receive an altogether ; literally astounding rapidity and suc as much as it does if the young men 8.00 Ailownaotli disproportionate financial reward; hut ( cess, Is a representative of the army. of fifty years ago had been afraid and MAN ALIN Cured Me Tuesday evening at 7.30 mid-week in no other country is the financial , The share of the army in the honor that they might earn more than they ftofor servlee. reward so small for the kind of service roll is very large. The importance of j were paid. There were shirkers in Choir rehearsal each Tuesday even done by Leonard Wood and by the i work like that of General Bell in the those days, to he sure hut they didn't . Mrs. E. M. Harris, R. R. ing at the cleee of the regular prayer other men whose names I have given ; Catarrh oldie Philippines, of General Barry in Cuba, boast of it. The shirker tried to con- J No. 3, Ashland, Wis., sends meeting. above. General Wood is an army ■ Note, Throat can hardly be overestimated: but, as ceal or excuse his shiftlessness and I a message of cheer to the First Congregational officer with nothing hut an army j a whole, of all the work of the army lack of ambition. and Stomach. Bov. A. M. Thompson, pastor, officer’s pay, and we accept it as a j sick: officers, the greatest in amount, and “I am not against the eight-hour, “After following: your advice Homing service at 16.30. matter of course that ho should have f the greatest in variety of achievement day, or any other thing that protects and using Peruna and Manalin, I do all my work and am in good flnaday at 12 o’clock. Bible received practically no pecuniary re j was cared of catarrh of the nose, health. I recommend this valn~ must be credited to General Wood. labor from exploitation at the hands throat and atomach, from which able remedy to all suffering from classes far men and women, ward for those services which he : I had suffered for several years. any disease of the stomach.” And, moreover, he has at times of ruthless employers, but it makes hmmg Peoples meeting at 6.15 p. m rendered in positions not such as an When I commenced taking Pe combined with singular success the me sad to see young Americans runa I could not make my bed Peruna Is Sold Everywher Evening service at 7 p. m. army officer usually occupies. There ; without stopping to rest. Now I Liquid or Tablet Form functions of civil administrator and shackle their abilities hv blindly con Player meeting Tuesday evening at is not another big country in the I military commandant. The part play forming to rules which force the in 7.88. world where he would not have receiv- j ed by the United States in Cuba has dustrious man to keep in step with ed a substantial reward such as here I Methodist Episcopal been one of the most honorable ever the shirker. If these rules are car Gamer School and Military Streets, played by any nation in dealing with ! no one even things of llis re< e,vin* j ried to their logical conclusion it lkov. Thmms WktteaMe, Pastor. weaker Power, one of the m ost: Yet* after a11’ the reward for whioh would seem that they are likely to E M a. m Public Worship with sermon satisfactory in all respects; and to j he nlost cares ia the opportunity to, establish a rigid system of vocational vdpa m Sunday School with Organ- General Wood more than to any other! render service, and this opportunity I classes which will make it difficult had aad Graded Classes for all. one man is due the credit of starting | has been given him once and again' ; i l l f, m. Jnhlor League Meeting. for a working man to improve his Ash g. os. Preparatory Members Class. this work and conducting it to a ' He now 8tands as Chief-of-Staff* of condition and station in life by his 4EW p. m. Yeung Peoples' meeting successful conclusion during th e ithe Araerlcan ArmY- the a™y in! own efforts. the anspicee of the Epworth earliest and most difficult years. I which he was serving in a subordinate ■ Like almost all of the men mentioned, j Position as surgeon thirteen years ago. j i. Pmlse aad Preaching service itod chorus choir and as well as their colleagues, General His rise has been astonishing, and it Wood of course incurred the violent J has been due Purely to hIs own strik' HEARTBURN Mim Louise Bussell. hatred of many dishonest schemers | ,nB tiualiflcations and striking achieve-1 or heaviness after meals are ______Bon. W. 8. Lewin. and unscrupulous adventurers, and of [ men^s- Again and again he has render-1 rohoorsal from 7 to 8 Thursday ed great service to the American j most annoying manifestations few more or less well-meaning iea great of acid-dyspepsia. prayer meeting at 7.30 every persons who were misled by these people; and he will continue to i schemers and adventurers; but it is j render such service in the position he Science astounding to anyone acquainted with now bo,ds- •Outlook J an. 7. 1899. A reprint of j Kmioids Service at Presbyterian the facts to realize, not merely what this can be obtained from Leonard j pleasant to take, neutralize Church, 11 A. M. he accomplished, but how he succeed Wood League. Hotel Imperial. New I acidity and help restore FIRST CHURCH OF HOULTON ed in gaining the good will of the York City; Leonard Wood National! normal digestion. enormous majority of the men whose Campaign Committee, Congress Hotel i Unitarian Chicago, 111. ! MADE BY SCO i T & BOYVNE good will could be won only in honor MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION Military Street at Kelleran •This was written July. 1910. Ad- j 1'.*- S* Preaching Service regularly every able fashion. Spaniards and Cubans. ditional copies of this pamphlet may alternate Sunday at 10:30 a. m. Christian Filipinos and Moros, Catholic be obtained from Leonard Wood League. Hotel Imperial. New York h i March on the 7th and 21st. ecclesiastics and Protestant mission aries—in each case the great majority City; Leonard Wood National Cam 48,000 Sunday Scheel every Sunday at 12:00 paign Committee. Congress Hotel. Dwight F. Mowery, Minister of those whose opinion was best worth Chicago, 111. Drug Stores Sell It 114 Court Street Tel. 186-W having—grew to regard General Wood Five million pe as their special champion and ablest They Do It In Australia use it to KILL COLDS friend, as the man who more than any The Grocer - "Yes’m, the high pric" LEONARD WOOD others understood and sympathized of mustard is due to the scarcity of HILI/S with their peculiar needs a id was fuel. You see, people ar<‘ buying up Another Estimate by Theodore Roose anxious and able to render them the mustard and are keeping themselves a velt help they most needed. In Cuba he warm with poultices!" CASCAR E I QUININE re- General Leonard Wood has just f iR O M I D t twned from South America to take up Standard cold remedy for 20 yeara Mg duties as Chief of the General Staff —in tablet form—safe, sure, no opiates—breaks up a aold in 24 ef the United States Army, the highest The Best Thing in the Medicine Closet ^hours—relieves grip in 3 days. Military position which the service An Old Family Money back if it fails. The The Time-Tested Standby genuine box has a Red Doctor'* Favorite top with Mr. Hill’a Mearly twelve years ago, when Prescription picture. Leonard Wood was acting as Governor BALLARD'S GOLDEN OIL A t A l l D rug 5 ta r « ( e f Santiago, 1 wrote in The Outlook* For the sudden attack—Croup, colds, •beat what he had already achieved chills, cramps, sprains and strains— and what he could be trusted to for internal and external use. Keep it aahieve. During the intervening in the house. Sold everywhere. twelve years he has played a very After you eat—always taka f a t o n ic As sure as you M E (T o r y o p r a o p -s t o m a c R) Instantly relieves Heartburn,Bloat ed Gassy Feeling. Stops food souring, are a foot high reper tinfr, and all stomach miseries. Aidr r,"j eiticn and appetite. Keeps stomach Bwct ta n d strong. Increases V itality and Pep. FATCCUOiathebeitremedy. Tens of thou- ta ’ids wori'lerl'uily benefited. Only cop te a cent you will like this Camel Turkish v: tw a day to use c. Positively guaranteed to phase or we will refund money, (jet a big and Domestic hex today. You will soa. For Sale by O. F. French & Son Houlton, Maine
Potash from Germany The most popular fertilizer in necessary chemicals. Be like these Aroostook last season was 4-8-4. We farmers—see to it that you get the have a good supply of it all made up ready for shipment in best condition. Essex. Remember it pays. Essex 4-8-4 contains the highest Read these testimonials: grade German Potash only. This “Enclosed please find a OU never got such cigarette- Potash is free from anything in picture of potatoes being harvested contentment as Camels hand jurious to crops. Order NOW and by John H Seeley of Presque Isle, Y make sure of your supply. Maine. He secured 191 barrels per you. Camels quality and expert acre on 40 acres 1919. There was no blend of choice Turkish and choice The best is always worth having. place on the field where the crop was Domestic Tobaccos make this You can’t grow bumper crops with less than 150 barrels per acre.” poor fertilizers hut you can grow “I like your goods very much and the goodness possible—and make you Essex suits me best of any kind I have bumper crops and you can obtain ever used. The results this past season prefer this Camel blend to either the best results with Essex Fertiliz were very satisfactory to me. Frank kind oftobacco smoked straight! ers. K. Tompkins, Aroostook County Me.” Let us send you our illustrated Camels mellow-mildness is a Hundreds of successful growers hook containing valuable information revelation! Smoke them with have expressed their entire satisfac on the use of pjssex Fertilizers and freedom without tiring your taste 1 tion with Essex Animal Fertilizers Real Profit in Crops. They leave no unpleasant ciga- made from Bone, Blood, Meat and Write for it todav. retty aftertaste nor unpleasant ESSEX FERTILIZER COMPANY cigaretty odor! Hranoh of Consolidated Rendering Company Give Camels every test—then Boston, Mass. compare them puff-for-puff with J. C. Moir. General Agent, Houlton. Maine any cigarette in the world! PAGE FOUR HOULTON TIMES, WEDNES DAY, MARCH 24, 1920
CAVC CUC TUOeW ' Samuel Ruth of that place, next to the ! Almost her last words were: CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED ADS SATO MIL IHKL j youngest of a large family, early left! am reaching for the Cross” For Sale— 1 10 room house, part hard- New styles in Gents Collar Pins at HLK lUVilLI A VTA I j motherless, she grew to womanhood Rubber Boots for men at $4.45 at Reaching for the Cross! dear Soul wood floors, a good trade. Frank L. j Osgood’s. Anderson’s Shoe Store. t f ------— under the care of her father and elder Rhoda, 20(5-4. Mrs. Parker Spent Hundreds Seeking g^ers. You reached it long ago, W anted— A woman to do Laundry Gents 15 Jewelled Gold Filled Watches Health— Tanlac Restores Her Clinging to the sacred symbol For Sale— 1 14 room house, all modern work at the Aroostook Hospital. at Osgood’s $12.00 only. In January 1892 she married Forest conveniences, lot ;! x !). Frank L. A ply to Matron. 121 f You learned Cod’s peace.* to know. F. Smith of New Limerick where the Rhoda, Tel. 20(5-4. For Rent—Two pleasant, furnished "My troubles have been completely Reaching for the Cross, dear heart Vote for Theodore J. Fox for Sheriff young couple made their home. A few rooms at (>.s Bangor street. Mrs. M. overcome since I began taking Tanlac Us saving power to prove For Sale— 1 7 room house with bath. at the Republican primiaries June Murray. 312 years later Mr.- Smith died after a hardwood floors, well located, 1 b120. Try a business man. and I am enjoying the best health I (led gave, for type* and shadow short illness, leaving the widow with modern conveniences, good room Wanted—About ten or twelve hens. have had i twenty years,” said Mrs. The substance of His Love, Patronize Osgood’s Four Man Repair five small children (the youngest only for gaiden. l-nuik L. Lliod:.. Tel. Write E. H. Maxell, 20 Union Sq. M. Parker, or 423 East Third St., Los h’eaehing for the* Cross, deal* S-oul 20(5-4. Simp and save fime and worrv. four months old) without any provision Town. 112pd Angeles, Cal. You found a Crown and Palm for their future support save a small FCp ‘fe~ A,.-.22 r 6y National Cash . W hy pay big prices for Watches and "I spent several thousand dollars For Sale— 16 room house lot 4( 2 * 16 insurance on his life. For the troubled life on earth gaiden, appie trees, double garage, K*g . t(*i. lings from ic to $3. I11 Jewelry, while Osgood is in buai for medicine and treatments,” she Heaven's unbroken calm. best, finished house in town, modern good condition. Anderson’s Shoe; ness continued, “but it was just money She would not consent to having the (’out ributed conveniences. Ruyer can use one tf “ ...... family separated and with such help tenement and rent the rest, that ^ , . D , Wanted Experienced Saleslady in our throw away for I never got any relief r.Liober Boots may save your child’s waist department at once. G W from my suffering until I commenced as friends and relatives could give. will pay good interest. Fumk L. life, by preventing a cold. 82.25 at Richards Co Rhoda, Tel. 20(5-4. 211 ♦airing Tanlac. I was practically an she struggled through the years, never BAD POLITICS Anderson’s Shoe Store. tf ’ ______Coupons for typewriters ribbons may invalid for twenty years and all my discouraged always cheerful and hope- Any reports now being circulated For Sale— Farm of 95 acres, 5 miles Wanted— Table cabbap , turnips, beets be exchanged at the TIMES office trouble was caused by the awful condi- ful. It may be said of her that in the that 1 have petitioned into bankruptcy from Houlton village, V2 mile from carrots. Address with price ('. K. for any machine. tion of my stomach. A great part of truest sense her life was a su •. ess an* made for political purposes. I State Road. .'! miles to New Limerick Cayting, Snell House, Houlton. station, over good State roads. This Wanted Capable Girl for General the time I was confined to my bed, for her children have' not disappointed have never been into bankruptcy and farm comprises 7f> acres of good Subscriptions to “Stars and Stripes,” I her hopes in them. Next to hei housework. Apply to Mrs. Geo. A. simply too weak to be up. could eat have faith that 1 shall continue to bo potato land and balance in wood. $2.(ib per year. $1.00 6 1110s, Edw. Gorham, -Pleasant Street. but very little, and that disagreed; husband's death her deepest grief solvent. I trust that those who wish For further partimilnrs inquire ai Ayotte, AgL. or orders may he left at Flanagan's Drug Store. 212p with me so suffered terribly from gas. came when her second son Forman to support nto for nomination for TIMES office. ' IL’tt For Sale—One Second hand improved' To make matters worse I was attacked was drafted and went to France, but , D. S. Cream Separator No. 16, in Sheriff will not be influenced by such For Sale— Farm in Pittsfield, Maine, For Sale— Registered Milking Shor good condition. Phone 803-2. thorn bulls calves, two and six "by rheumatism in my arms and legs, f at the close of the war he came back misrepresentation for political pur one mile from Me. Central R. R. l l t f which caused me no end of pain and to her unhurt. station. Best College Preparatory months, near Northern Maine Jot. poses. Stock Farm of 400 acre. 31 Op misery. I never got a good night’s For the last nine months Mrs. Smith 311 FRANK SIROIS School in State located here, also American Woolen Company's mills. Subscriptions for any Magazine or sleep and became extremely nervous. has made her home in Patten with her Farm has sixty acres tillage, fifty Wanted— A good reliable man to work Newspaper may be left at the “Well, I have Just finished my two younger sons who are in business CARD OF THANKS acres pasture, thirty acres woodlot, on a Dairy Farm, one who is a good TIMES Office, where the lowest milker. For particulars apply to Wo wish to thank all of our friends large orchard. Stock and tools if price can be obtained. fourth bottle of Tanlac and it is there. She leaves five children to TIMES office or call phone 401-3. wonderful the way I have improved, mourn their loss and remember her and neighbors for thoughtfullness and wanted. Buildings comprise house of A valued subscriber says “ Every many acts of kindness during the ill eight rooms, with large shed adjoin 9tf Why, I feel so well and strong I do with loving gratitude, Minard, the time that r have used these columnV ness* and death of the husband an»l ing, two barns, large henhouse. Broken Spectacle Lenses repfaced at for selling* articles, they have been* all my housework without the least ( eldest now' of New York, Forman and father and for the beautiful flowers Situated on high land, with tine view Osgood’s same day. Why wait? successful.” Try them. trouble. Last week I actually did the Forest and Misses Faye and Eliza which they sent. of surrounding towns. Will be sold family washing, and it has been many all of Patten. They were all priviliged MRS. LEWIS H. WOODWORTH at a bargain. Anson E. Smith, Grove I offer for sale my driving horse, 5 yrs. Typewriter Ribbons for all machines- MRS. (’. O. HUTCHINS Hill, Pittsfield, Maine. 412p years since I did a thing like that. to be with their mother at the last. old, also wagon, pirng. harness and I as well as Carbon Paper made by D. L. WOODWORTH robes. Will sell separately if desir- 1 Webster—There’s none better. Call My appetite is fine and nothing dis f!2p **d. Grace Clark, Tel. 14-4 or inquire 1 0r send to TIMES Office, at Clark’s Hotel. 12tf ..... ______agrees with me. I sleep restfully and NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE get up feeling refreshed every morn Whereas Dennis Lavway, formerly NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Merchants and Professional men do not ing. The rheumatism has entirely dis of FortFairfield in the County of Whereas, Byron . Bonney and Ida M. DISSOLUTION OF have to buy coupon books for type A Cough in April CO-PARTNERSHIP appeared and Tanlac deserves every Aroostook andState ofMaine, by his Bonney and Lorenzo D. McIntosh all writer ribbons. Buy your ribbons at mortgage deed dated August 21, 1903, of Woodland, in the County of Aroos- This makes a cough remedy in April This is to give notice that th e 1 the TIMES office as you need them hit of the credit.” . . , and recorded in the Aroostook Registry took and State of Maine, by their partnership heretofore existing be-; Ttalac is sold in Houlton by Munro s 1 0j D e^g jn Vol. 200 page 214, convey -j Mortgage Deed dated May 2nd, 1917. necessary-. Ours is still better’A L ''™ "1der- *1® T i For Sale—7 room houae. bath. M e tric E M Drag Store; Island Falls by 1 ed to Miles F. Dorsey a certain parcel ' and recorded in the Aroostook Regis necessary. Ours is still the best. name ot Kidder & Shanks is hereby lights, hardwood finish, big gardes 8. R. Crabtree; F t Kent by Stanley \ of real estate situate in said Fort try of Deeds at Houlton in Vol. 297. ' dissolved by mutual consent. T h e , lot, 10 minutes walk to P. O. Terms Page 432. conveyed to me, the under-; Maybe you've tried to hear if. But no : business will be continued by David Bvrfil; Littleton. L. F. Hall. Adv. Fairfield and described as follows: easy, for particulars inquire at All that part of the south quarter of signed, the following described real j one ha,s yet. H. Shanks who is to pay all the debts TIMES office. 211pd lot No. 123 according to Sawyer’s estate, to wit: A certain Lot of land 1 of the partnership and who will collect ___ survey and plan of township Letter D in Township Fourteen (14) Range* bills due the All those hav- Lady or Gentleman agent wanted In A TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY Range 1 W E L S now part of the town Three (3) now Woodland, in the Coun U JJ ing bills against1 the * firm” or who ’ are Houlton for Watkins Famous Pro of Fort Fairfield aforesaid, which lies ty of Aroostook and State of Maine, to Once More owing the firm, are requested to ducts. Watkins Goods known every OF MRS. FLORENCE I. SMITH on the west side of the Dorsey Road wit: Lot numbered one hundred and settle with him as soon as convenient. where. Big profits. Write today. sixteen (116) containing one hundred Our Cold Remedy DAVID Ff. SHANKS MA good woman has gone to her which crosses said lot, containing in Watkins Company 51, Winona, Minn. said parcel 20 acres more or less; and and sixty acres, (160) more or less. FRED B; KIDDER I12p may be said of Mrs. Florence I. whereas said Miles F. Dorsey assigned Excepting two and onevhalf (2V2) acres One more box of our cold remedy be Houlton. Maine. January 27, 1920. in the Southwest corner of said Lot, 31 Op Smith who passed from this life Feb. said mortgage to Phoebe Laforge by cause there’s one more month of wet. Bank Book No. 19010 issued by the HUt at her home in Patten after a 1 his assignment dated October 20, 1919 conveyed by Robert T. Searles to John ! Houlton Savings Bank is repented afcArt Illness of tvnhoid fever and recorded in said Registry in vol. Little and one-half (%) acre conveyed 1 Had off colds by this proper means of lost, and this notice is given, as •Bort limess or typhoid lever. . 283 page 527; and whereas said Phoebe by Robert T. Searles and Annie Searles 1 protection. required by law, that a duplicate Mrs. Smith was born in Linneus j Laforge assigned said mortgage to to the Town of Woodland as a School' F o r S a l e l book may be issued. L. O. Ludwig, Not. 14th, 1868, daughter of the late I Judson Chapman by her assignment lot. Being the same premises con Fanu of all descriptions, one Treas. March 10, 1920. 511 ! dated January 26, 1920 and recorded veyed to John Bonney and Byron Bon- ■ ~ ' in said Registry in vol. 283 page 564; ney by Warranty deed of said Orman ■ Munro’s West End fully equipped dairy farm with For Sale—3 single dwelling houses, in ffsttos of F irst Mtstlng of Creditors amj whereas the condition of said L. Keyes, under date of March nth, old e^tah. Cream Route stocked good repair, also my homestead, the !■ the District Court of the United States mortgage has been broken, now there 1913, and recorded in Aroostook Reg latter has all modern conveniences, for the Northern Division of the Die- fore, by reason of the breach of the istry of Deeds Vol. 267. Pago 285. Drug Store to the limit and everything the all within few minutes’ walk of trlet of Maine. In Bankruptcy, condition thereof I, the undersigned And whereas, the conditions of said best. Quick buyer can get it Post Office. Pice reasonable, for b the m atter of I Judson Chapman, assignee as afore mortgage are broken, now tberetorm Three Registered Apothecaries cash or easy terms. Mrs. M. Murray Ifirnost Green In Bankruptcy said, claim a foreclosure of said by reason of the breach conditions ot for $13000 cash. Is near town. Bangor street. 412 Bankrupt mortgage. said mortgage. I claim a foreclosure Another, best of farming land, _ ...... * A, A. To the creditors of said Ernest Green Dated at Fort Fairfield, Maine March thereof, and give this notice for the * County Manager Wanted—Attention, of Caribou in the county o f! 20, 1920. purpose of foreclosing said mortgage. Notice of First Meeting of Creditors tools plenty ot stock, fair build insurance agents and solicitors. Manager wanted for Arcost-'ok Aroostook and District aforesaid bankrupt | JUDSON CHAPMAN. Caribou, Maine, March 13th, A. D . ) ;hc I Ustre t < ’< 1;r t of the Fint'-d Suites ings near town. $ii00(i. cash or County, except the northern part. Notice is hereby given that on the 19th By his Attorneys, 1920. tfe* Northern Thvision 01 trie f»i: - 312 Trafton & Roberts 311 ORMAN L. KEYES. ■ t .Main* (n Uankruja, terms. Fine opening for right party. Ad day of March. A. D.. 1920 the said Ernest dress Box 611. Richmond. Maine. Orwn was duly adjudicated bank - Uiother for $14.
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Mrs. Chas. P. Barnes left Tuesday , Schuepbach, of Paris. With these two Extremely appropriate is it, there will be in harmony with the spirit of for Orono where she will attend the [ important firms acting as foreign fore, that two churches to be erected, unity so greatly stimulated by th e meeting of the State Federation of | distributors. Miss Hampton s picture one in the suburbs of Long Island and war. o f l o c a l i n t e r e s t Women’s Clubs, as a representative of I is assured a wide European eireula the other in Washington, as memorials It is no unusual thing for one who the Houlton Woman's Club, of wlilcrh I tion. to those who served and fell in the has devoted nis life to the service of I Another interesting tribute to Hope she is President. war. should be named the Roosevelt Hampton’s screen possibilities was the the church to have his name bestowed Subscribers should bear in Church. Built by free-will offerings, upon a church, but for a public man a few days in Benton with friends. ALEXANDER ORR five year contract offered to her by the 'mind that all subscriptions are repsentatives of the Tines Film of the churches will be community or i Mrs. C. U. Bishop and son Claud j The death of Alex Orr. Pleasant, to have a house of God named in his i ptayable in advance and the pa- Rome. Nothing could induce her to I came Saturday for a visit with Mr. and street, on Thursday last, removes undenominational organizations, and honor is a rare distinction. remain away from the United Siates , per will be discontinued at ex | Mrs. H. E. Kimball. from our midst a man who has lived for any protracted length of time, so piration. Notice of such expira | Miss Jennie Carr returned home j in Houlton for over 25 years, and who sin* declined the invitation. j Monday from a short visit with : was about 9o years of age. tion will be sent out the First of . Miss Hamilton while abroad gave relatives in Millinoeket. Mr. Orr came to Houlton from •each month . private showings of “A Modern | , H. W. Hughes has sold his residence Linneus with his wife who died some Salome." It met witli enthusiastic ap | on North street to Crank Cassidy, years ago, and since this time lie has G. R. Ervin was in Ft. Fairfield proval and its release in Europe will j FARMERS, ATTENTION who will occupy it in the near future*. lived alone until recently when his Thursday and Friday on business. he simultaneous with the first show- { Louis J. Freedman was elected a I niece, Mrs Jones of New Brunswick, F. F. Harrison and Roy Hibbard ings in this country. W’ill he seen at ! Director of the Penobcot Log Driving ! has been with him. During the past The Essex Fertilizer Company is . attended the Auto show in Boston last the Temple soon. j association at its annual meeting held few years lie has been a great sufferer week. in Bangor last week. in a position to make prompt ship W. H. McGary returned Monday from rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Iverson, who THE ROOSEVELT CHURCH ! fram Boston, where he attended the Funeral services were held from have been spending the winter with No narrow churchman was the late | ments of High Grade Fertilizers Auto show. his late residence on Saturday after i th eir daughter. Mrs. N. Tompkins, Theodore Roosevelt, but the church i Mrs H. W. Hughes returned last noon. retu rn Thursday to th eir home at universal found in him a staunch sup containing 4, 6 and 7 per cent. week from a trip to the central part Portage. porter. He believed in the church, and I • of the state. Lew is h . w o o d w o r th I Rev. H. Scott Smith leaves this in its mission in the community and J German Potash Friends of Mrs. Alex Cumming will The death of Lewis H. Woodworth Wednesday morning for Fort Fairfield in the world. A saying of his worth ! ' he pleased to learn that her reported at his home in Littleton last week, I where he will assist in the rededica remembering was that every self- 1 illness was incorrect. 1 removes from this section a man who ■ J. C. MOIR, Gen. Agt., Houlton tlon of the Episcopal church which respecting citizen owed it to the com-: James C. Madigan left Friday night I was well known and highly regarded. was damaged by Are early in the munity to go to church at least once 'AAflAA^VW/WWAWVWWWH/WWWWWWWWVWVWWWWWV*/ .for Boston on business, incidentally Mr. Woodworth was horn in Kieh- w inter. a Sunday. Colonel Roosevelt practiced . attending the Ante show. ; mond. N. B. 1846 and came to Littleton this himself, and in the* light of present j C. L. Fox E^q. has been confined to Theo. J. Fox left on the Monday | a t the age of fourteen years, morning train to attend the Republican day neglect of church attendance, his h h room several days by a severe , where he has lived over since and preaching and practice may well be ; attack of acute indigestion. State Convention at Bangor. Before i where he has conducted a farm and he return* he will visit his native stressed. His religion was not of a The Houlton Students who are at j lived with his family. During his 1 wishy-washy order, but of the robust tending the University of Maine, are town Bucksport, 18 miles below Bangor 1 residence on the North road, he has Modern Methods on the Penobscot river. type, fittingly expressed in his favorite ; ; at home for the Easter recess. ' done practically all of his business in i hymn - “How Firm a Foundation.” Mr. P. R. McKone of the U. S. Regular meeting of Houlton Grange j this town and had many friends who Colonel Roosevelt was the nation’s Castoms Dept was called to Portland Saturday, March 27, at 10 o’clock. j regret to learn of his death, in Optometry foremost advocate of preparedness. last week by the death of his father. The 3 and 4 degrees will be worked in j He leaves to mourn his loss, a wife,; He sent his four sons to the fighting I Dr. W. B. Roben has removed his the forenoon by the degree team. C. l one daughter, Mrs. O. Hutchins of fronts, one gave his life, and no one ‘ leasehold effects to the McNair house O. Purinton, lecturer of the State ! Bridgewater, and one son D. L., wiio followed the sacrifices of our men j WHEN THE ABOVE IS SAID IT IS
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Foreign Potash for Your Crops NOT HOW CHEAP BUT HOW GOOD The best crops of Potatoes last n’t just lucky. They ali used Par year In Aroostook were raised on nienter & Polsey Animal Fertilizers 4-8-4. We have given this brand our iVy* W ft i; /> '* /> made from Meat, Blood and Bone, special attention and have anticipat ed a large demand for it. We have it and chemicals. now ready for prompt shipment and Don’t waste your time and monev the Potash is obtained from the high speculating with unknown fertili est grade of German Potash only. zer materials. Don’t let your soil Nothing in this Potash injurious to grw stale and a poor producer. Mark crops. this—Using Parmenter ’& Polsey Get action into the soil. German Fertilizers means active plant food Potash— (AND WE HAVE THE and bumper crops. HIGHEST GRADE) combined with John Webber of Aroostook County, Parmenter & Polsey Fertilizers will says: “I will say here that I have done make your soil work overtime all- business with your Company for the Has been our endeavor in the production of the better grade the-time. That's action and that past eighteen years and have taken of Cemetery Memorials, how far we have succeeded dur means record crops. particular pains to recommend the P. ing the twenty-five years that we have been located in the Would you call the farmer lucky & P. Fertilizers to all who wish to use county can best be attested by the fact that we have been who averaged 150 barrels of pota reliable fertilizers.” intrusted with the erection of the best Memorials in this toes per acre during the past season? Our illustrated Farm Book, full of locality, We employ no agents but deal direct thus know We have a letter from this farmer practical information, is for you. ing each individual want and supervise each piece of work telling us all about it, and we have Write us today and get it. Don’t turned out. To those who are interested in the purchase many others like it. But they were- delay. of a Cemetery Memorial we solicit your inquiry. A card sent to our address will receive prompt attention PARM ENTER A POLSEY FERTILIZER COMPANY f Branch of Consolidated Rendering Company Houlton Granite & Marble Works Boston, M ass. W. H. Watts Show Room, Bangor St. Telephone T. L. M arshall, General Agent. Ft. Fairfield, Maine
£ PAOa a n HOULTON TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1920
LIFE IN RIO DE JANEIRO, been done. It Is true that in common belligerents called for Brazilian Campo. The goniometric reading show- circled north for about fifteen mile:-, ui.■->Iani. * l t.. cit ci lau i ualft with all cities of the Americas Rio merchandise, remaining at an average ed at once that the airplane’s bearing looking for an identification panel. to establish two goniometric stations A CITY OF SPENDERS reflects Europe, but with a transparent of 12d. for a couple of years. With was changed, and the pilot was asked Under good interference conditions with a base line of several miles hi Rio do Janeiro Is a city of sun, atmosphere, the use of electricity forj larSe trade balances in Brazil’s favor upon his return if he had not turned the geniometric loop receives the air order to be able to pin-point the air light, and laughter, where the arts almost all civic purposes, and a genial! *be milrels rose to 14d. this spring.spring, north, and answered that hi; had plane somewhat over fifty miles planes exactly. to re combined with nature to make a climate, she Is able to adorn herself!The sudden elevation to 15d., and place of loveliness and content. It is wlth a coquetry forbidden to coal- thence by quick stages in a few days fall of good things of life, beautiful in ruled communities. to over 18d., paralyzed Brazil’s export architecture, warm in its appeal, ami Now, in early December, South markets about mid-November, and “resplendent as a jewel.” It reflects Brazil is in the first stages of summer altho the rise facilitates the payments European atmosphere, for it is from and quantities of shrubs and flowering of foreign obligations, it is felt to be the capitals of the Old World that trees are in full bloom in the public entirely against the country’s interests It draws much of its genius and its parks and gardens. Brilliant masses in the long run. charm. A special correspondent oi of scarlet flames against the red-tiled This disturbing influence, and that the London Times is attracted as he roofs, the strange, deep-crimson of the new import tariffs, together •aters the harbor, which he describes blossoms of the mahogany trees carpet with the Finance Minister’s order by with enthusiasm: the ground; quantities of little trees which that part of the import duties The Bay of Rio de Janeiro, entered drip with yellow sprays that at a few paid in gold certificates is, since at dawn, is a thing of wonder. I yards’ distance appear to be laburnums December 8, measured by the United have never seen this extraordinary acacias, are gay with cream and rose States dollar in place of the pound panorama of strange peaks, pearly and lemon-tinted flowers; canna liles, sterling , troubles the commercial water, Islands, and wideflung city roses, plumbago, honeysuckle, hy. j world. But Brazil’s horizon is so fair, without finding it beautiful, but in the drangeas, and salvias are in full bloom with her varied production, dawning changing lights of new morning it and tropic creepers throw white industries, and immense reserves of takes on a loveliness that is almost trumpets or magenta petals or trails wealth in land, forests, and minerals unearthly. of airy blossoms, bright pink or mauve, that these clouds do not cast very At the mile-wide entrance the great over every wall. large shadows. granite cone of the Pao d’Assucar The fruit-shops are full of pine stands guard, the fort of Sao Joao at apples from Pernambuco, the big, CLAIMS REWARD its foot, with Santa Cruz on the seedless oranges of Bahia, and locally A man from one of Maine’s country apposite side, and as the transatlantic grown bananas, and mangoes, and towns who is the father of 11 living steamer moves through this gateway figs—together with grapes, pears, and , children has recently written to tin' Alto the turquoise serenity of the apples imported from Spain and i Division of Vital Statistics of the inner waters the fantastic array of Portugal, the latter being sold in the Maine Department of Health, asking mountains unfolds in a succession of hotels at the modest price of about information as to whether he is entitl scenes that render infinitesimal all 2s. each. ed to $1000 and what steps he must the evidences of modern science. Behind the glamour of Rio is a take to obtain this sum. Approaching the shores more closely solid business content, and your Rio I While the state of Maine makes no as the day brightens, one presently merchant, If perhaps a little more provision to reward or compensate perceives the winding belt of variegat restrained, is not much different from fathers of large families, it is interest-1 ed colors that lies along the bay, the his brothers in other parts of the ing to note that such still exist in No Other Light Car clustering masses of buildings that world. There are here, as elsewhere, this state are the city of Sao Sebastiao. some cares and anxieties, but the The record family for size in Maine No one calls it by this official, dawn holds promise of a calmer day. however, consists of 21 children of Offers So Much ancient name; this is Rio de Janeiro, We read on: whom 20 are still living. One daughter Unusual power and control, quick pick-up and extraordinary the princess city of Brazil, the city of Altho in summer-time the diplo died last winter from influenza, but acceleration to real speed, are features inherent in the C leveland luxury and easy spending, the in matists are in the hills and the capital up to that time the family circle, and 1 Six and features with which Cleveland owners are delighted. tellectual, literary, political, and social is supposed to be empty, it is today a good sized one at that, had not been center of this immense country of over actually full of life and gaiety, visibly broken. Many a Cleveland Six owner has said, “It would be hard to tell three million square miles of territory. prosperous and light-hearted. The j you w hat a good car the Cleveland honestly is. It’s wonderful.” There are dozen great regions in large favorable trade balance of 1919, j NEW DEVICE TO KEEP The Cleveland is wonderful because conditions and equipment assuring Brazil where widely differentiated continuing the prosperity of the last 1 it is a splendidly developed and Industries earn money—the rubber and FLIERS OUT OF MEXICO the very best of manufacture, and few years, and the high prices at finished product, not a car rushed into built by men whose successful ex hardwood areas of the Amazon, the In orders to prevent Army airplances which coffee has been recently sold, | the market. Three years ago the perience had been wholly in the oO-nut and fiber country of the great from crossing over into Mexico pilots have created a feeling of confidence plans for production of this car were production of fine cars, the Cleveland promontory, the sugar and tobacco and on the border have been directed to which the violent fluctuations of ex far advanced. But, with war ap Six began rolling out to the world eotton lands of Pernambuco and her report their position every five change during the last three or four proaching, production and marketing last August. Since then thousands neighbors, the cacao groves of Bahia, minutes by wireless to home stations. weeks have not yet affected. There j were delayed though experimental have gone to delighted owners, and the ore mountains of Minas Geraes, In order further to prevent the is a great deal of movement in the j and engineering work were continued thousands more are going every month. the coffee, cattle, pinewood, and mate possibility of airplanes becoming lost, business districts; shops and ware and test cars kept on the road. When There isn’t any other light car that states farther south, the vast indus the radio officer of the 91st Squadron houses are full of expensive merchan war ended, came the Cleveland. will give you so much of all that you trial centers of Sao Paulo; but Rio dise, and the chief shopping area, as has erected at Ream Field a radio Built in a fine big factory, with all wish, and at such a fair price. remains the chief place where money the Avendia Rio Branco, the Rua do compass station, by which goniometric 1 Is spent Ouvidor, the Goncalves Dias, and readings are also taken while the air Come let us show you what a car the Cleveland is Altogether, the population of the Uruguayana, are crowded all the plane is sending position reports. As the course is almost straight east Touring Car (Five Passengers) $1385; Roadster (Three Passengers) $1385; Sedan (Five sapltal is counted at a million and aj afternoon. Passengers) $2195; Coupe (Four Passengers) $2195; .Ml prices F. O. B. Factory quarter, and there are plain evidences J The impression left upon one’s mind from the home station, the radio officer off prosperous growth in the long! after an hour spent in these streets, can tell immediately from the gonio- HOVEY & COMPANY additions to the fine roads of the before the fashionable tea-time, is of meric readings whether or not the air MARS HILL, MAINE environs. Since I was last in Rio, hundreds of magnificent motor-cans, plane is keeping on its proper course. three years ago, the sea-road beside the sparkling of many jewels, the If the pilot should be confused, lose or the Atlantic has been extended several fluttering of the chiffon and silk mistake his position and turn south, CLEVELAND AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO miles to the foot of the towering dresses of pretty little dolls of women. the radio compass would immediately Gavea, and scores of luxurious, often The new hotels are thronged with show that the airplane was over bizarre, houses have risen beside it, guests, the dance-tea has become an Mexican territory. with many new roads running inland. institution, and every corner has its This was distinctly proved on or," In every suburb construction is going cinema-house, almost invariably snow occasion where the pilot turned north on rapidly, unlimited quantities of ing North-American films. to locale an intermediate station near building stone being available from While everybody discusses with the quarries of the city. passion the rise in exchange and its All the main streets of Rio are effect upon commerce, even the splendidly aspbalted. decorated with merchants, whose care it is to appear double or triple rows of palms or eternally pessimistic, grumble with a other perennially green trees, with certain restraint. It is agreed that wide mosaic pavements, and brilliant should the value of the milreis remain ly lighted. At night, when the South at its present height of about 17d. the ern Cross swings overhead in a deep- export of Brazilian raw materials Get Goodyear Tire Economy for bine sky that never seems to become must be most seriously affected, but quite dark, and every one motors the commercial community appears to along the favorite seven or eight miles think that the beginning of the year of sea-front, Rio is a sparkling city, will see a marked drop. That Small Car with tens of thousands of public Before the war the operation of the lights reflected in the waters of the Caixa de Conversao kept the value of bay and the Atlantic. the milreis at 15d. It fell heavily on All that the prodigal hands of the outbreak of war, gold reserves Nature and the sedulous tools of man being drawn upon and the Caixa Just as owners of the highest-priced auto* can do to make Rio beautiful has closed, but recovered when the mobiles get greater mileage and economy out of Goodyear Tires, so can the owners of smaller cars similarly enjoy Goodyear Every Step advantages. The 30x3-, 30X31/*, and 31x4-inch sizes of Poultry Goodyear Tires are built to afford a money’s First the egg in the incuba worth in performance and satisfaction which tor, th en the baby chick, only the utmost in experience, resources th en th e growing bird, the and care can produce. broiler, the pullet, the layer —and then eggs when eggs This extraordinary money’s worth begins are w orth a dollar a dozen. . not only with the merit of these tires, but That’s the way the story of poultry success runs in a series of ar also with the first cost, which in most cases ticles just starting in is no greater, and sometimes actually is less, than that of other makes of the same types Tffe COUNTRY of tires. Go to the nearest Goodyear Service Station GENTLEMAN Dealer for Goodyear Tires for your Ford, They are articles written so the be Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell, or other cars taking ginner will understand every detail, these sizes. H e is ready to supply you Good* yet they give a hundred suggestions year Heavy Tourist Tubes at the same time. that will also interest the man or woman who already has a farm or home flock* Just think: A single ful notions for the gar dozen fine, big eggs from den, the bee yard, the n your own flock some day orchard. You can’t buy next fall may bring you more for $ 1.00—or invest the price of a whole it better for a big return. year’s subscription for Let me send in your T he Country Gen name and your dollar to tlem an—52 big weekly day, so you can read all 10 x D/Z (ion, J 't /oubic-L'ere •'..(u'vcar IK c.\ Diarist Tubes arc thick, strong tuoes that issues full of money these new poultry arti Fabric, AI i -\Y ca I b -. *2 O'- einforce casings p'operly. W h y risk ;i good casing with a making, money-saving cles, and all the rest of cheap tube? 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less than fifty cents which in a few paying seventy-five, saying: ‘‘I c a n , family such an attitude of extrava his present and exposes himself and OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME In the Jug years will be worth a hundred cents. afford it. I can pay for it.” j gance is not only silly it is despicable, his to the finger of shame when other Supposing the men who eight years Four gills one pint; two pints one But everything they buy costs that Can he afford it? One hesitates to , for he not only flouts opportunity, conditions come, as come they will. ago were seeking jobs at fifteen to quart; four quarts one gallon; one much more? True, except air and criticise such a gratification of per-! but ignores responsibility and instead twenty cents an hour are now get water, news, postage stamps and pos sonal pride once in a while, but where of laying by dollars secured by fifty It Looked That Way gallon one quarrel; one quarrel two ting all they can do at sixty to eighty sibly some minor incidentals, which it becomes habitual at the certain ex cents worth of effort until such a Smith “1 see stocks took a drop.” fights; two fights four policemen; cents an hour, are they enjoying the haven’t quite doubled and trebled. So pense of that person’s future and the ; time as they may buy one hundred Jones—“Took a drop? I should say four policemen one magistrate; one opportunity of a lifetime? it happens an occasional buyer, who welfare of the community, criticism cents worth of effort, he squanders they took the whole bottle.” magistrate one month. Assuming they are wise to “get a- once bought a twelve dollar suit of seems merited. 1 head in the world” they are, the oppor clothes, now, instead of buying one If that person really wishes to pro tunity to save up a dollar now worth for thirty or forty dollars, insists on vide fov the future of himself and his
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OR twenty years Buick engineers and • J- designers have been moving forward, Fbuilding a Buick prestige in motor car design and construction that has answered the world’s challenge.
It has been an achievement worth the effort and established a Buick reputation of high standard SERIES 20
and value. ■ •*?. ■ The public has learned to depend upon the Buick Valve-in-Head Motor Car, and the great demands SPECIAL-SIX on Buick dealers for Buick models is the highest oliment that can be paid to Buick achievement. erhaps you can Pequa^ the per formance of the SPECIAL-SIX—but you can’t excel it! $1785 /. o. b. Detroit lid-inch wheelbase. Five-passengaf^ 50-hors.power. Intermediate transmission. B-31 (genuine leather upholstery. Cord tires. HAND & HARRINGTON r : i : s e t t e r automobiles a r e b u il t buick will build them CATES’ GARAGE uTkis is a Studebaker Year L. S. Bean, Aroostook Co. Agt., Presque Isle tfucnrc'UKEm x ^saaK saciosKSW . s u m . . ■» • -crosu. 1920 M c L E O D 1920 Announcing Spring and Summer Opening of Wearing Apparel for Ladies, ------— Misses and Children, featuring UI l / y Vi ii
Style-Craft Coats and Suits t \ U ’U \ i! I W A A M U Opening and the season’s Special Price Sale will commence Friday, March 26th If? UU 1231 Style-Craft Garments are man tailored, Style-Craft Garments are stylish, de u -y pendable and reasonable in price...... a
Over twenty years selling garments to the Don’t buy a garment until you have seen women of Houlton and Aroostook County. the Style-Craft and other leading makes For the season of 1920 I can guarantee shown only at the Garment Store. yoii the best Coats, Suits, Sport Coats, Up stairs, low rent and general ex pense. Quality for quality I can under Dresses, Waists, Skirts and ^Ladies’ Furn sell them all. Come to this Opening com ishings shown in Houlton for the price. mencing this Friday, March 26
Cor. Main and (Mechanic Over Hallett-McKeen Co. S treets L. LJMcLeods Garment Store Store PAG * SIGHT HOULTON TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1920
Manufactured Verba field and geehawed till sundown. Then read about meat. The original manu The use of verbs manufactured out we suppered and then we piped for a script of Lamb’s essay on “Roost Pig" of nouns is satirized in the story of the while. After that we staircased up to sold for $1.2,600. * 1 1 city boy who wrote to his brother on our room and besteaded until the clock the farm: “Thursday we autoed out lived.” EMPLOYERS INDEMNITY CORP. to the Country Club, where we golfed Kansas City. Missouri until dark. Then we trolleyed back to Unlucky ASSETS DEC. 21. 1919 town and danced till dawn. Then we Some of us never do have any Inch. Real Estate $ 6iiii.no 714.727.00 motored to the beach and Fridayed Now, in our boyhood, for instance, MortKarw Roans Collateral Loans there.” The brother on the farm wrote there never was a scarcity of teachers. Stocks ami Ronds 249.600.46 back: “Yesterday we buggied to town Cash in Ofliee and Rank 220,299.SS ” 4.n,S7.no THE UNIVERSAL CAR and baseba nd all afternoon. Then we Costly Reading Agent’s Ralanee went to Ned’s and pokered till morn Riils Receivable v It costs money these days even to Interest and Kents 12.n12.S2 j n ing. Today we muled out to the corn All other Assets 20S.9S2.97 8 Cross Assets 1,610, ■! i 16 | BANKRUPT’S PETITION FOR Deduct items hot admitted 4.7S2.96 jj DISCHARGE Only a Limited Number of Ford Cars In the matter of 1 Admtted Assets S1,602,627.20 J Sure Kiiphel Labia*, otherwise There are mighty good reasons why car, is to order it now. Get your name called Raphael Lahbe : In Bankrnpt<-\ LIARIEITIES DEC. 21. 1919 Bankrupt! NVt unpaid Loss,*s $242,024.20 you should buy your Ford ear now. ‘>n an order. It is your protection. 2ii2.047.nl To the Hon Clarence Hale. Judge of the Unearned Premiums But the biggest one is that there are Death District Court of the United States for other Liabilities 20,79 9.02 Again we tell you, the allotment for the District of Maine. 1 <\tsh Capital 700,0(111.(11) BAI’llEl. LAB BE. ot In-rwise railed only so many Ford ears just, a this territory is limited and you must Surplus over all Liabilities :km;,12s.2s BARHALL LABBK of Fort Kent specified limited number--allotted to buy now while deliveries are possible Aroostook, ami to in tbe county' of this territory. Those who buy their State of Maine, in said District respect- Total Liabilities and As ever, the demand for Ford cars is fully represents that on tile 1.7th tlay o'. Surplus $1,60.7.627.2') ears now will be wise. They will have away in advance of production. So, April. 191!*. last past, lie was duly H. C. Heed, Mgr. N. E. Dept., Corns adjudged bankrupt under the Acts of “Id Richmond, Maine. them to use whenever they wish. it’s first come, first served. Spring, Congress relating to Bankruptcy; that summer, autumn and winter are all Makes ’Em Lose Their Grip j he has duly surrendered all ids property Don’t put it off -next, spring, even the same to the Ford car. It is a and Lift Off Painlessly. and rights of property, and has fully NATIONAL CASUALTY COMPANY next month, is an uncertainty. We ! complied with all the requirements of valuable servant every day of the year. Detroit, Michigan The first thing “Gets-lt" does when it I said Acts and of the orders of Court cannot take orders for spring delivery'. Rain or shine, it is ready for your lands on a corn or callus is to snuff out 'touching his banki uptcy. ASSETS DEC. 21. 1910 Wherefore he prays, That he may be Even now, we must have signed bona- the pain. Then it shrivels t he c o rn o r Real Estate $ demands. Buy now and get prompt decreed by the Court to have a full dis- fide orders before our monthly allot delivey. You won’t have to store it. callus_ and , loosens it. charge from all debts provable against j Mortgage- Loans :l.l i i.r.e Soon, It Is alm ost ready to fall off. j his estate under said bankruptcy Acts Collateral Loans 2,21)11.111) ment is shipped us. So the only way You can use it. Buy now while the Y o u help It just a little by lifting it off except such debts as are excepted by Stocks and Ronds 297.('74.no for you to he sure' of getting a Ford buying is possible. 'twixt thumb and finger. You don’t even law from such discharge. Cash in Ofliee and Rank 67.6M .1*6 Dated this 17th day of March. A l>.. Agent’s Balance p.L’u. ! Bills Receivable Prospective Truck Buyers are urged to place their orders early as the UAl’UEL LABBK Interest and Rents 2.22S.72 demand far exceeds the supply Bankrupt. All other Assets 29.227.S4 ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON District of Maine, Northern Division, ss Gross Assets S47.VS66,1 2 On this :20th day of March. A. I'.. Deduct items not admitiei 1 20,000.00 Berry & Benn 1920. on reading the foregoing petition, it is— Ordered by the Court, That a hearing Admitted Assets S40S.S66.12 Authorized Ford Dealers be had upon the same on the MHh day of LIABILITIES DEC 11. 1919 April, A. D., 1920. before said Court Net unpaid Losses S 22.01:;.no Bangor St, Houlton, Maine at Bangor in said District, Northern Unearned Premiums 22 .200.00 Division at 10 o’clock in the forenoon; ; All other Liabilities 19,200.00 and that notice thereof be published in i the Houlton Times, a newspaper printed ; Cash Capital 200 ,000.00 Insist on Genuine Ford Parts in said District, Northern Division, and Surplus over all Liabilities 122,12::. 17 that all known creditors and other per sons, in Interest, may appear at the said time and place, and show cause, if any , Total Liabilities and they have, why the prayer of said peti Surplus I 40S.S66.1 r> J] tioner should not be granted. Ray L. Hotham, IE And it Is Further Ordered by the Court, j That the Clerk shall send by 2I0p Houlton, Maim- (Ml It, because there Is no hurt left in mall to all known creditors copies of said It. Millions have proved It the cleanest, petition and this order, addressed to surest, safest and most pleasant method them at their places of residence as 9tated. ‘*Oete-It,'* the never falling, guaranteed Witness the Honorable Clarence Hale, money-back oorn remover costs but a Judge of the said Court, and the seal trifle at any drug store. thereof, at Bangor In the Northern D iv i •lffd by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago. sion of said District on the -"th day of Sold In Houlton and recommended as March, A. !».. 1920. ! (L. S.) ISABEL SHEEHAN, the world's best corn remedy by O. F. I Deputy Clerk. Ifconeh A Sons. Leighton A- Feelev ! A true copy of petition and order thereon Munro’s W est End Drug Store. ' Attest: ISABEL SHEEHAN. Deputy Clerk. TRACTOR SCHOOL In Perks’s Hall, Houlton, Maine
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the whole people before we can he economics development of the State, inheritance of hese fortunes removes tLHMJW HAS A ISlKi'HDAY worked with him in the lean days 60 per cent, of the economic -wealth of safe for democracy. STATE CHAMBER will advise on problems of home Few of America’s big men have back in the late seventies and early the country, leaving only 40 in the Pleads for Common School OF COMMERCE AMD finances, will act as a clearing house furnished the newspaper reporters eighties dropped in and bore him “In this country we have our educa- for information on women’s activities reservoir out of which the general with fore interesting “copy” than away for a luncheon. Of course the INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE | tional problem so divided and special- in Maine and other States, will public must get a living. Thom as A. Edison. On February lltli reporters were on hand to ask ques Alms and purposes of the newly I ised, so many schools cropping up to standardize and grade home products, In response to a query as to what he again stepped into the limelight, tions. Someone asked him what he I take the place of the high school and •mrsanlsed State Chamber of Commerce provide outlets in the larger centers limit he would place upon an inheri not by perfecting another marvelous considered his greatest invention. | so many experiments being tried to -and Agricultural League are set forth for marketing high grade home pro tance for giving an heir an education, invention that might help to make “The phonograph or moving pictures he replied that in his estimation a relieve us of reading and writing and Am a statement issued by Jam es Q. ducts and cooperate with government life on this busy planet more pleasant —I don’t know which,” he replied. young man who received $100,000 arithmetic- to relieve us of real educa Ctalnac, of Bangor, President of the and other agencies in all home edu hut by passing his 73d milestone. The that he did not earn got a great deal tion that our whole educational plan .MW organization which he says is a cational plans. “Wizard of Menlo Dark” rarely takes Abundant Health is assured when more than was good for him. As for is topsy-turvy. Instead of all our State-wide clearing house for the best “The State-wide organization will a holiday and his “birthday” was no there is good blood in the veins. I the argument that to cut off inheri children going to school, 18 per cent, ftaterests of Maine agriculture, com benefit the manufacturer through exception. At 6 A. M. he arose, went Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the medicine tance would do away with all ineen- of them never go to school. Children merce, industry, labor and consumer. stabilized labor, securing an ample- to his laboratory and spent five to make good blood. Begin taking it I five to labor, he demanded that all who attend are divided between the of Commerce food supply at close range, just prices strenuous hours upon a chemical and now. It is just what the system needs "The State Chamber parochial school, the common school, at this time and will do you g reat through organized production and : mankind be given the incentive that metallurgical problem that needed .w A Agricultural League aims to de the private school and the trade good. Sharpens the appetite, steadies marketing by fostering bette'r under is now given only to the few. solving. Later many of tne men who velop on three basic needs, says Presi shook We have no common school, the nerves. standing of economic problems which j George W. Coleman, chairman of the dent Gulnac. “First, to make Maine no common educational plan, support, affect producer and consumer, by forum, said that during the past week farming more profitable by applying ideal or enthusiasm. expert advice to the wage earners on lie talked in Dayton. ()., with John H. improved methods. Second, to secure "In a country like ours we must extending from their pay envelope to Patterson, a man worth millions, who “My1 What Delicious Cake!” auurkets in Maine and elsewhere for have a common experience, the the best advantage the money they is the father of children, and to whom W E used .all that Maine farms can and do pro- opportunity to get together on the receive for their services, by coopera he told of Mr. Read’s views and of the deoe. Third, to establish and a ttra c t common ground of sympathy with one tion with local organizations in com fact that he was to address the FLAVORING labor through lower cost of living. another, and what can better bring munity development. forum. Mr. Patterson expressed "When these three objects are ac- this about other than the common “Commercial interests and mer interest in Mr. Read’s ideas and Mr. > eompliahed, industrial and commercial school?” The speaker closed with an EXTRACTS chants will benefit through more cash Coleman arranged to have Mr. Read .development will follow since labor is | allusion to Germany’s educational customers, a quicker turning of : call on Mr. Patterson in Dayton on r. always held and attracted by cheap methods and her training of a work VANILA — LEMON or ORANGE, Etc. merchandise, more home trade, in Wednesday of this week. ,aad abundant food, and industry ing ( lass. He was of opinion that the Exceptional strength and quality. Economical. creased tonnage, a greater revenue, Mr. Read was announced as “neither "A little goes a long way.’* Premium coupon inevery up and thrives where plentiful one country which would profit least improved transportation facilities and a Socialist nor any kind of an ‘ist,’’’ package. Your favorite dealer sells T & K extracts. and natural advantages attract : from the experiences of the war was a closer relationship on the part of , but “just a hard-headed and success Thurston & Kingsbury Co.. Bangor, Me. <319) J, and merchants flourish where 1 the United States. the public. ful business man." y p l factories thrive. Dr. John H. Finley, commissioner of “Bankers will secure more patrons ^ “ to successfully accomplish education for New York, told of his ex- and more business, better community URGES RETURN TO THREE R S planned an executive staff 1 periences at the head of a Red Cross at a manager, a publicity understanding of banking service and Prof. Dallas Lore Sharp of Boston unit in Asia Minor, described his kl director, market- opportunities for increased investment University urged the need of “educa meeting with Gen. Allenby and quoted finance director and prosperity. tion for democracy’’ in an address from a letter in which the general’s Will be secured. The “Benefits to be secured for labor in given last week in Boston. mother wrote that she early became ha the directing head of clude permanent employment through “What we are as a people educa convinced that her son was chosen and be responsible fair prices and satisfactory living tionally,” he said, “is strictly what the for the deliverance - of Jerusalem. I the organization conditions, a closer relationship be secondary schools have made us, and “Jerusalem,” said Dr. Finley, “should the publicity and tween capital and labor and individual these schools ought to receive both our be kept as an international city, as dbaotor a campaign of advancement through community de Individual and our national care. No a spiritual home land for the Jews, fl| be conducted, velopm ent. democracy can be better than its edu BETTER BECAUSE SAFE the Christians and the Moslems. It for placing fanning ou a “No State in the country has greater cational system, for democracy is the Safe investment is always better would be a good place in which to basis Include the employ- opportunity for a substantial develop fruit of education. You cannot become than speculation, enabling one to ac begin a school for the application of a practical agricultural ment. Maine has the land, the money, democratic without study, and though cumulate a competence. the international spirit we all desire.” hdll secure facts as to the markets at its doors and it has the you can do many things without an It will surprise you to see how soon conditions in Maine, people. All that is needed is the education you cannot make this Supplying the Fire your funds will grow when deposited vision of possibilities and the leader country a democracy without educa dha aaWiac problems and the possi- The Man of Law—“But, my dear regularly with the Houlton Trust flair fatars development. This ship to point the way. tion. madam, there is no insurance money Company. vrU iadlfria a survey showing sections “Both of these are offered by the Average Are Fourth Graders for you to draw. Your late husband The Town meeting was held on Mon Tight Circumstantial Evidence the other day. The directors heard of day and the following officers were Johnny—“These pants that you it and the expert accountants are now elected for the ensuing year: First bought for me are too tight.” bank cashier bought a dozen eggs Selectman, A. M. Stackpole, Jr.; at work on his books. Second Selectman, S. J. Hartley; Mother—“Oh, no, they aren’t.” SURROUNDING TOWNS Third Selectman, Fred Whited; Town Johnny—“They are too, mother. * Clerk, R. O. Collins; School Committee They're tighter’n my own skin.” H. A. Tompkins, A. M. Stackpole Jr.; Mother—“Now, Johnny, you know * Board of Health, E. H. Jackson, M. 1). The that isn’t so.” * Subscribers should bear in The appropriations were the usual The sum of $19,80(1 was voted to be ones, all of which were increased raised by taxation. Johnny—“It is too. I can sit down * mind that all subscriptions are on account of the H. C. L. in my skin, but I can't sit down in my CARD OF THANKS * payable in advance and the pa The sum of $4000 was raised for a pants.” new school building at the Corner, in The family of the late William 1. * Houlton Trust Co. per will be discontinued at ex addition to $3000 which was raised for Lawrence wish to cordially thank the friends and neighbors for their kind piration. Notice of such expira this purpose last year. BANKRUPT'S PETITION FOR * The Ready Workers of the II. B. nesses and assistance during the ill DISCHARGE m Pays interest of 2 per cent on tften will be sent out the First of Society will serve supper at the Town ness of their father. In the m atter of | JOHN B. LAWRENCE Alwin A. Ireland In Banrui>t<-y each month . Hall Thursday evening, March Until. Bankruptl m Ladies’ aprons will be on sale. MRS. J. W. KIMBALL Daily Balances of $500 or over MRS. MARTIN RIDEOUT To the Hon Clarence Hale, Judge of the m George Quint Jr. and Ellis S. I’errigo District Court of the United States for won first and second prize at the ALBERT LAWRENCE theDistrict of Maine. m NEW LIMERICK Freshman Speaking Contest of Ricker C. EDGAR LAWRENCE ALWIN A. IRELAND of Westfield * ” □ ■ □ The appropriations were much larger Classical Institute, Monday evening, in the county of Aroostook, and Wasted Button State of Maine, in said District respect than last year and the school appropri March 15th. fully represents that on the 7th day of m □ The annual Town meeting was held ation was more than double that of Ronald (after church service) “1 January, 1920, last past he was duly m ms. in the Town Hall on Monday last, say. sis, did the curate really mean adjudged bankrupt under the Acts of The town report as published show when the following officers were elect m wear Congress relating to Bankruptcy; that ed that the affairs of the town had ed for the ensuing year: Selectmen, that those black people don’t he has duly surrendered all his property and rights of property, and has fully m been wc 111 conducted under the old Lynwood Rhoda, Uberto Tidd, Morris clothes?” complied with all the requirements of board, which was unanimously re- Duff; Clerk and Treasurer, F. H. Vail; Sister- "Yes. quite true.” said Acts and of the orders of Court m elected. Tax Collector. Harry Wilson; S. S. Ronald “Then, what was the good touching his bankruptcy. m Compound Interest of 4 per cent ji The annual Town meeting was held | Committee for 3 years, Reuben Haney. Wherefore he prays, That he may be of grandpa putting a button in the decreed by the Court to have a full dls- m “Blue Bonnett” The untiring efforts of the Salvation Army never did re ceive the right sort of recognition from the public until Now is the time to feed Veterinary the World War. Today it holds the highest position among charitable institutions. An idea of how much good they Rem edies. We are sole agents can accomplish is presented in this picture. for Avalon Farms Remedies and have a complete 1 Reel Comedy— PICTOGRAPH line. We especially recommend their Hog Tone. TUESDAY More pork for less mbney. Let us show it to you BILLIE BURKE ------I n ------_ Bridgewater Drug Co. “Wanted-A Hu»band” It’s a society play and has been nicely staged. Billie L. A. BARKER CO., Oakfield, Maine Buke is Sweet— HELEN HOLMES SERIAL & WEEKLY