elation Shire T o w n of Aroostook
1 860 — Aroostook County Houl- HOULTON TIMES ■dll be ___f the iven- Cary Library Houlton, Maine, Wednesday, January 24. 1917 N o A V o l. 5 7 ______re- Bad Roads Don’t Fret and Your Town Newspaper j Merchants wen* quick to see the Waste Millions Be Healthy j point. Fvery drag driven to tovv n i By William Shaw j j would do that much toward im- j proving the dirt mads over which I What is your icwspapd’ doing for j it passed. Tin* services of the far Buy Your Candy Thu men who laid out with pains U. S. Health Bulletin Compares your town ? Is it cooperating with | mers were worth a great deal more taking care the route ef the Lincoln Worry to Auto Standing Still you as it -lioiild ? Do you go to the! Highway across the Continent and than the prizes tin* merchants offer With Engine Running editor when you*' club, or your j at Millar’s who announced it to the* public and diurvh. or y-ui. yourself, want some- i ed, hut the fanners jumped at the who asked for a nation- w ide co-oper chance to win tin attractive awards. i u i ug a c ‘on i p| is! i ei 1 in your com - | ation in accomplishing its improve Consider the automobile. When Each man with a drag had a chance Owing to the great demand for our home-made can munity V ment, possessed no authority other the car is going to stand still for Take the matter of that park to win more than fifty dollars' worth of goods if luck was on Ids dies we found it impossible to keep up with our sales, than the wisdom of the plan. With more t hail a few m '.notes t he driver handstand. It hasn’t been built or, side, and the res dt was that scores \ th e universal co-operation of the pa- stops the engine. By dniug thi- he if it has been built, it needs paint both wholesale and retail. We find the people want the triotic press, the Lincoln Highway saves vaseline, oil, and, above all, ing or new lights, and there's no of farmers drove to town on Road- % Drag D;„v. best candy obtainable for the little ones and big ones also. has for three years held the atten useless wear and tear on the machin money availab'e. You vaguely feel tion of the public and received a vol ery. Tf he lets the engine '“run that something ought to be done. It’s easy to talk about the tangi To supply the great demand we have just hired a ume of support which has equalled, idle" he has wasted a lot of valu The next time you pass the public ble commercial results of this kind if it has not surpassed, the anticipa of cooperation between editor and first-class candy man who has worked for some of the best able material, shortened the life of square and are reminded of that tion of those who inaugurated the bf:s engine, and in the meantime file bandstand, drop into a store, pick citizens, but there are other, better ! results, much less tangible but a confectionery trade in Portland and other cities. idea. automobile hasn't budged an inch. up someone who has five minutes to It is now three years since the Lin The birds build nests for the pro spare, and go see the editor. Talk great deal more valuable to a com We expect to give the people the best candy that has coln Highway was announced to the tection of their young against the over t' e Matter while it's fresh in munity’. Thus an editor in a Min public. Each .year has seen an in nesota town tnadr* much of a “ Your- been sold in Houlton for some time, and at very reasonable weather ; foxes dig holes for se- your mind, arrange a scheme for creasing a m o u n t of constructive ^gainst foes ; the squirrels raising the mone.v. write a short Day-to-Gain’’ movement, adertis- \ prices. Spend your candy money at M ILLA R’S, this work accomplished. In the aggre *'110tores of nuts against the ing February twenty-ninth as an “story" lor the editor, and two- gate, the amount of work which has extra d ay in tin* year and, conse year, for we have loads of the finest candy that has ever coming of winter, and dogs bury thirds of the task is completed. % been accomplished on the Lincoln bones against the day when bones One plan, used recently in a Mis quently, a day that ought to he been shown in this town. turned to acconne by everyone. Highway passes the bounds of exact will be scarce. There are the mani souri town with full success, was statement. Carefully compiled fig (,’hurches. women's clubs, civic festations of a normal protective in built up round what was christened ures indicate that the expenditure in organizations and q college were stinct arising from an experience ot Bandstatd Day’. The town's mer 1916 on the route will be over $ , ,- among those taking up the move- Drop into Millar’s Big 8 000 many, many’ generations. So far us chants agreed to give a five per cent me d. Although the editor made •XX). it is known though, no bird ever discount on some goods and ten per much from the extra space he sold The road is continually being made tiled to build more nests than his cent on others, provided the buyer more efficient. Detours are being to merchants advertising special Store Every Day in the Week neighbor ; no fox ever fretted be presented a discount slip that had bargains for the day’, he declares he eliminated, curves cut down, and cause he only had one hole in which been printed in the latest issue of hard-surface construction is con madQ much more in the goodwill he to hide ; no squirrel ever died of tin- paper. The merchants gave to create,! for himself by devoting a stantly going on, with the result that anxiety lesr. he should not lay by the bandstand fund the difference it lias become entirely possible and enough nubs for two winters instead between the regular price and the great deal of space to to civic-ad vancement pleas. The Mill Tax For Good Exercises For Winter practicable to start out from New of fov one, and no dog ever lost any sales price. Thus the buyer got. a York and to drive to San Francisco. sleep over the fact that he didn’t dollar’s worth of goods for ninety The gain for tin- editor was not the Roads In fair weather the trip may be made only profit. The whole town was Two months ago the public health have enough bones In id aside to pro cents, tor instance, and tin1 mer in less than a month.. benefited by a heightened sense of service began one of its health news vide for his declining yeais. chant gav * a dime to the handstand Prof. George Files of Bowdoin eol- What this means may be appreci civic responsibility that the adver letters with this illustration : “Dog This protective instinct is also fund. lefe, president of the Maine Auto ated b.v considering the fact that in tising and the movement created. fanciers have long noted that when present in the human mind, and The reason for this scheme may mobile Aseooiation told those p re 1912 a transcontinental automobile It’s easier nowr to start things in a house dog begins to get fat ami when properly directed is a great not be apparent at first glance, but s e n t s the Community Conference four was an unpleasant and hazard that town than it used to lie. wheezy it is apt to be attacked by a source of prosperity both to the in it is easily understood when it is ex in Aagusta that from the standpoint ous undertaking for the most intrep A newspaper, the commercial stubborn skin disease. In such a dividual and the nation, says a bul plained. Everyone likes to get a of eoonomic value, the market roads id. Tt is doubtful if 12 complete club and tin* merchants of a North case they cut down the diet and in letin of the I'niled States Public bargain. love of home town is not are of primary importance to our transcontinental trips have b e e n Dakota town Worked together suc crease the open-air exercise, thus Health Service. In order for man n airly so strong a sentiment m the State. “Without developing these made under the car’s own power cessfully not long ago in a move relieving the overburdened body of to store up and lay by, to gain ad hearts of a great many’. Thus a per very important highways in our previous to that year. So much for ment that enlisted tin* interest of poisonous substances. There are vancement either in honor or ma son who might mu patv a dollar for agricultural districts,'’ he continued, what has been accomplished on the farmers for miles round and result nicer comparisons, bur none more terial things, it is necessary that he an article, even if In* knew a dime of ed in profit for everyone. the edit- 1 **we cannot expect to promote the Lincoln Highway. apt than this. take some forethought of the mor the money were going toward re or enlisted tin* aid of the com beat interests of our commonwealth. The success in the promotion of Human animals have been housed row, but just so soon as he carries novation of tin* bandstand, is al mercial club in chartering tin- Another intereet, namely that of the the Lincoln Highway and the rapid town's biggest moving-picture for two months now. They are get this bey' nd the normal point the most. sure to la* willing t > pay nine trunk lines, is also of vital import improvements which resulted in the theater for a day. Then merchants ting fat and flabby. Many of them mental process becomes an exag ty’ or nim-yv-five “cuts for the ar wen- sold, at one cent each, tickets ance and to no class of people is it of elimination of the local petty dis have noticed that they are getting gerated and abnormal one. The ticle if that price is a ieduction from for the theater, to give with each, &rbater moment than the farming cords between communities and sec short of wind. Some are noticing normal protective instinct is stimu the usual charge. fifty* cent purchase on the day for classes, for of the fourteen to twenty tions showed the possibilities of ac which the "movie" had been rented . that they are getting wheezy—their lated by a normal fear of those The editor made a little money — millions dollars which is annually complishing real results towards na Tin* commercial club got bark a wheeziness they call asthma. More events which are leasonably sure to not much, of coin's**—from the sale great deal more than the rent of the brought Into our state by tourists, tional road efficiency through the of them have noticed stubborn skin happen in the future unless means of extra copies of the paper con theater in the sale of tickets ; the between 70 and 80 per oent of th is co-operation of the people. eruptions. are adopted against them. taining the discount coupons. And editor was able to look with satisfac enormous amount remains in the The plan took seed as was expect tion a' two big special editous of bis- If they had masters, something The moment that this fear be the merchants, when they’ counted state*; and in this the farmers are ed. Other organizations began to paper and every storekeeper in. would happen. They would be put comes abnormal or exaggerated it up at the ( nd of flic day, found they town reported some of the best busi directly—not Indirectly —and vitally spring up in different parts of the on short rations. Less meat and overstimulates this protective in had done on** of the best day’s busi ness he had enjoyed in a long time. interested. country, each modeled after the Lin less fat Would be given. T h e y stinct. and to no good purpose, be ness in their history. The hand But above all these advantages, ' W e have been proposing to go to coln Highway Association, and like the commercial club got acquainted would get more collards, spinach, cause it results in worry. This boys’ share was so large that enough the legislature to obtain the neces- it, urging the improvement of some with the farmers as it never before turnips, beets, potatoes and fruit. worry’ continues long af:er tin* neces was left over to make a start toward had known them. Several of them eafy funds wpich we now need, in through-connection interstate thor A way would be found to make sity for the normal stimulus of fear Inlying new uniforms. took ouf memberships that day, so J u iogmof a mill tax. W e should oughfare. them take more exercise and to get has pa&oed, with the result that What, was done on Bandstand Day pleased wen* they with the club’s netlee that this is a mill tax ; not | Each of these, organizations neces s'dieme for entertaining them, and more fresh air. It is scarcely feas there is an impairment in mental can be repeated anywhere, anytime, necessarily a tax of one mill. It sarily appealed to the patriotism and with a big dinner the organization ible to put a man to chasing rabbits, power and a dissipation of the ner for any sort of movement. It could served fret* at noon to all the visit may be lees, especially in years to j public spirit of the people in the eome when the government aid but good substitutes can be fo iiid. vous forces. be adapted easily’ to starting a fund ors. Farmers and club members Skating is the ideal exercise for mid counties and states through which In other words, the mental, en fora community building, or for alike learned that there is no such w$deh we get from the new federal their route ran, and endeavored to thing as city’ limits. la ir accumulates and becom es larger. winter. It takes one into the open gine has been 'Tunning idle," and buying a tree for tin* schoolhouse air. The exercise is good for the persuade citizens to forget the roads at the same time delivering no pro yard. The chief necessity’ in this A good many towns are planning B it we are merely trying now to ob which served only a local need and Pay-Fp Day, or Pay-i p Week, a wind and endurance. It builds up pulsive power. In fact, worry is an plan, as in any other destined to happy'period when everyone is ask tain from the Legislature a sum suf to concentrate with the other com ficient to replace th e $600,000 w hich the muscles. It cultivates control abnormal state. link up tin* newspaper and the ed to make a special effort to pay’ his by the nerves and co-ordination. It munities and ail citizens in an en Not all worr.v is preventable, but public in any sort of civic-advance bills. A Minnesota community, Wfihave had annually from the pro considering observance of the day’, is sport, and has all the advantages deavor to put through the first main for the most part it can be avoided. ment movement, is to keep it down m p t of our last bond issue. That highway necessary to their portion recently discovered that the town's of competition and play combined. Most of cur fears are never realized, to its simplest (dements. Don’t ten chief storekeepers have out WIU be exhausted in 1917. of the country—the broad viewpoint t‘W e believe fundamentally that Anfither substitute for chasing and as a rule, if we meet our trou hedge y’our merchants’ offers with standing bills payable of $30,000. Itr rabbits is walking in the snow with instead of the narrow; the national, bles day by day as they conn* wit li too many rules and conditions. other w’ords, several of the mer the $800,000, now given to tne de chants were bankrupt, but never velopment ef country roads should snowshoes or without. People who in place of the local; the patriotic, mit worrying about them be! ore Road-Drag Day is another event Instead of the selfish. It is not diffi knew it until they were spurred on not be diminished by one single walk with uncovered faces in snow, they arrive or fretting over them af that was made a success in Mis to a detailed study of their books by seat. If anything it should be in storms rarely complain of pimples, cult to arouse the interest and to se ter they’ have passed, we will find souri through cooperation of the tlie stimulus of plans tor Pay Fp creased. This, added to the $800,000 cure tiie co-operation of people if which the towns raise, gives us an and blackheads. Pitching horse-1 that we have strength to rise above editor and the public. The split-log Dav. annual amount of $600,000 w hich, in shoes, while not so pleasant as later they are only properly approached. them. drag, that boon for dirt roads, is As a result, the town is going into tea years, would amount to six mil in the season, can still be classed as The main examples of efficient Worr.v undermines the health to a popular m Missouri, but not so Pay-Fp I)a.v observance with its lion dollars. Now if the Legislature a winter sport, especially in tinmo highways forming part of a national whole heart and intends to put the sections where the ground is not certain extent. It really weakens popular in some districts as it merchants on a better tenting than eoild assure the state an annual in system, promoted by definite organ come which is equal to the income covered by snow. It trains the the mental forces by tiring them should he. An editor with a mind they have enjoyed in years. The of the present day viz. about $1,100 muscles and cultivates control. It izations but receiving their support out by doing nothing. Usually the of hi- own worked out a scheme for merchants admit that they Five few really bad accounts on their books : 00(1 In total for the construction of has in it the necessary elements— from the states and counties through relief from worry rests with the stimulating its use. ID* induced ouf roads, snd leave the proceeds play and competition.' which they pass, are: The Dixie the people of tin* town simply itre victim of this unhappy state him the storekeepers in his town to join slow about paying their bills' which we receive regularlyirom the A form of indoor sport adapted to Highway running from Miami, Fla., on automobiles, (viz., about winter conditions is bowling. It self, but sometimes the real causes in planning a day when prizes would In this case almost an.v of the . LOW) annually) for a maintenance develops the muscles and cultivates to Chicago; the Jefferson Highway are not the ones that seem to explain be given for tin* first road-drag to be sc I lonii *s on 1 in<*d i ii this article, or fund, we will be about as well co-ordination and nerve control. running from Winnipeg, Manitoba, the condition, and we must go deep driven into town, the drag driven many’ others t hat will occur to per situated In these road matters as Unfortunately the air in bowling al to New Orleans; the Park-to-Park into our lives or have the assistance i tb( ongtst distance, the most sons with a little ingenuity, could be t any State in the Union, in propor leys is often bad. The great objec Highway connecting the Glacier, adopted byr the citizens and the tion to our else and population. And tion to billiards is the almost uni of those who are skilled in unravel unique drag, the best decorated editor ns a means tor making the ,*m h ermore. w h a t is better still, we form bad ventilation in biilliard Yellowstone and Yosemite National ling mental process' s. drag, and the drag hauled bv the day a real success. Parks; the Yellowstone Highway fb.ldl be paying our debts as we go.M parlors. The best antidote for wor ry is a most unusual team. Ask your editor to help you. laid out from “ Plymouth Rock to •A m L ______- change of mental occupation, a get Puget Sound’-; and the William ting away from the scenes which Penn Highway running neross Penn provoke worry, exercise in tin* open Q sylvania. air, a good hook, a pleasant recrea Tt was inevitable that the rapid tion. or a temporary’ change of oc improvement of the Lincoln High cupation. A sa matter of mental way should lead to equally rapid im health every sufferer from this un Satisfied Customers provement upon the main feeder fortunate condition owes it to him- roads. Cei tors of population locat FLOWERS self to discover some simgle means ed north or south of the main trans of getting awa.v from this habit., M F A N S that those continental route necessarily desire OUR STOCK IS which is destructive to health and a good road connecting with that who come back peace of mind alike. UP-TO-DATE route as soon as it reaches a stage of to us again and again real usefulness. A s the Lincoln j to buy after they’ve Highway has progressed, the ir. - j tinue with but one mile of what many provement of these connecting roads communities are pleased to call road made their fust pur ( hit ( ilass, Sterling and has progressed. It is not too much j at present. chase at our store 1 Milted Silver, Watches, to say that for every mile of perma It is amusing for example, to hear You will need Floral Decorations -1 ( Mocks, Neck ( Miains nent construction placed on the Lin \ an Iowa, farmer complain that they always receive a 11 s coin Highway, in miles of perma- 1 have nut enough money’ to build per faetoiv service and Pendants, a (com when you have that party, and nent construction directly nsult up manent roads in Iowa when every plete line ol Kodaks on its innumerable feeders. time an Iowa bank buys a Falifornia It may be accepted as an axiom road bond, that farmer and his neigh and Accessories. .Just you must be particular about them, that the cost ol a poor road is, at the bors are helping to build Falifornia llie place to find in a minimum, five times the cost ol a roads. You cannot' get away from f h hurry, artiele< suitable too. The best thing to do is to call perfect permanent road, and it would it. You are pay ing for roads, good1 be cheaper to construct: and main roads ptTtnan-'Ut roads, offifjeni h >r vour ] mto>na! noe
The Grange State Wide SURROUNDING TOWNS Highway Bill After a year of the most careful T h e Dream investigation whic'i extended into ,7 : ’ihe her sister. Mi's. Fred Hither. j the remotest corners ot tin* iStnte of — Paramount Pictures Reign Supreme — Elks State Road Maine and which sought to probe to Mr. Milton Hither of Augusta, 96tb. the bettom the many and diversified visiting his mother Mfs. H. ■ The work of hauling gravel f°r re* ! interests of the state nt large, the ANT) STILL THEY COME —FOUR BIG FEATURE EVENTS Bitlmr. surfacing the State Road K will be ■State Wide Good Reads Committee Ill SI"i-ci a 1 C om pleted this week. Mrs. Hurry Sawyer spout ; has presented to the Legislature the WEDNESDAY, JAN. 24 o s i:i Is- FRIDAY, JAN. 26 T his work has been carried on un days last week with relativ ' propo-ed new mill tax and general D ANIEL I* KOI! AM der the supervision of state r ad in land Falls. i highway law which is to be intro- Paramount Pictures Present spector Orville Jenkins of Littleton, Piesents the Peautdul The three children of Mr. and jduced under the title ot the Grange NEW STAR IN A GREAT PLAY a n d probably never lias the same Mrs. Cl ve S t e w a r have the J State Wide Highway hill. This bill HAZEL DAWN The Talented English Stage Favorite am o u n t of gravel been hauled as measles. j has the endorsement of the follow cheaply as on this job, as the haul Mrs. Otis Hither and baby went to ing organizations of the state : The 111 a Nmal Detective Cnim-dv Drama ing during the time the work has Millinocket Tuesday for a visit with Maine State Hoard of Trad**. The H been going on is ideal. relatives. Maine State Grange. The Hotel “MY LADY INCOG” Moregravel can be hauhd for less Y | Cottage Prayer meeting Will be Keepers Association, The Commer money during the winter and many i held at the Parsonage next Friday c ia l Travelers Association, T h e of our beet road men now plan to do Maine Automobile Association and THURSDAY, JANUARY 25 this work on sleds, as teams are more i evening with Mrs. Florence Carver. some forty local chambers of com plentiful, and then the material is at | Mrs. Ira E. Ruth, of Smyrna Red Feather Photoplays Present the People' merce and boards of trade. For the hand for early work in the Spring. 1 Mills, has been visiting with friends ------Star ...... drafting of the bill the State-Wide I in town the past week. Committee had the assistance and KING BAGGOT I Mr. Jason Russell lost a valuable advice of the most expert authorities Ludlow j horse last week, having broken its In the Fascinating Romantic Drama available. In ’refutation of Henry Arthur Jones- Celebrated Drama ileg, they found it necessary to shoot Miss Louigft Crouse spent Sunday The bill is to be commended for its “SAINTS AND SINNERS" afternoon with Miss Mary Merser* ' it. - brevity and directness. Briefly sum “HALF A ROGUE” eau. | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shields and marized, it provides for a tax ot one Adapted from the Famous Novel by Howard McGrath 1 lie \ ear’s .Sensation on the Knglish Speaking Stage mill on nil the property of ♦ state Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan spent daughter Greta, are visiting rela- for the construction of ~8 a and p art of Sunday with Mr. t^d Mrs. j tives here, having sold his farm in state-aid highways. The I tax COMING! TUESDAY, JAN 30 W. J. Webb. Sidney, Me. will yield, f »r the year 1917, the sum Mr. Robt. Pow ell and Mrs. S. J. THE SUPREME STAR OF THE SILENT DRAMA of $521,000. and, under the budget McCain visited Mrs. W. J. Webb on B ow ling BLANCHE SWEET in Thursday afternoon. system as is being planned now for the equalization of legislation, w’ill Mr. and Mrs# B ennett Haley were One of the best and most interest be raised without increasing the THE THOUSAND DOLLAR HUSBAND guests in Houlton Sunday of Mr. ing games of the season was rolled state tax to any appreciable amount, and Mrs. F. R. Shaw, Highland on the Bowlodrome alleys last in all probability not at all. Ave. Thursday evening between teams Of this $521,000 tne sum of $2(H).000 Mrs Ward Hand of New Limer captained by Messrs. Kelso and is added to the regular state-aid fund provided by the towns tlirou :h which ick and Miss Clara Henderson, of Hagerman. and it required a fourth of $900,000 making a total of $500,00 the highway runs. Hodgdon, were recent guests of Mrs. string to decide the winner. for the construction of state aid or IV. With the approval of the BY OUR BLOOD WE UVE Robt. Stephenson. The first string resulted in a win market roads and this aggregate sum Governor and Council, the Highway If you tire easily, are subject to cold hands or feet—if you for Capt. Hagerman, while the added to the $800,000 whuvh the Commission is given permission to second went to Kelso’s team, both towns and cities raise will give a catch colds readily or have rheumatic pains—your blood or East Hodgdon construct sections of state roads with teams buckled down for the final grand total of $800,000 annually for out the formality of advertising for circulation is probably at fault and you need Sunday school will be held at the string with a determination to win the construction of market roads in bids, if the same can be done for the home of Mr. Clarence London next and when the smoke had cleared our state. If nothing else w’ere ac best interests of the state. Sunday. away it was found that the final was complished by this lawy this increase V. To provide for the distribution a tie score two points each, with the of two-thirds over the amount for Mrs. Clarence Libby spent last of the $2
********** B. VV. Howe of Patten, was m Presbyterian Church Teachers’ Convenlion 'Merchants’ Association town Monday, on business. Meeting OF LOCAL INTEREST | A daughter was born to Mr. and Morning Service at Special Don't forget that tin1 teachers of M usic. Aroostook County meet, here in con Mrs. Nathaniel Tomokms Monday The am,mil meeting of the Houl W&WW* *» Evening Service at 7 o'clock. vention Thursday and Friday of this afternoon. ton Merchants’ Association will be Topic: “ Some signs of the times week. As will be seen in another Rev. Fr. Silke was in Oldtown, held at the assembly room of the in which we live.’’ Special Music. column of the T imes, a most attrac Arthur R. Gould, Presque Isle, was last week, to attend the funeral of Engine Houlton, Wednesday even ’th e annual roll call session of the Strangers cordially invited. tive program has been arranged by in Houlton, Saturday, on business. the late Fr. Trudel. ing, January 24th at 7.30 o'clock. A E lks will occur Thursday, January f he Colin ! it tee. large attendant:, is especially re 96th. Mrs. Margaret Hanson lias been Robert L. Mills, manager of the It. is expected that six hundred A Wild Land Deal quested for this meeting as matters L. V. Thibadpau Esq.. Van Huron, confined to the house a few days by Houlton Hide Wool Co., made a teachers will he in attendance. This of great importance are to be dis was in Houlton on professional busi sickness. business trip to Ft. Kent, Monday. Walter Nickerson dispose.! of a is a large number to take care of and cussed. ness Thursday. B. S. Green went to Presque Isle, Mrs. John Murray was called to large tract of wild land, last week, the citizens are asked to open up Mr. and Mrs* H. E. Mishou left Monday, on business connected with Bangor last week by the illness of to tin; International Paper Co. The their homes for them that suitable j here, Thursday, for Boston where his store there. her daughter, Mrs. David Noddin. land is situated on the Allagash and lodging places may be had. The] Engagement Announced they will spend a few days. Rev. and Mrs. T. P. Williams left, I)r. and Mrs. L. I). Young of Fort is said to l>e a uer.v valuable piece of teachers don't “ inim"’ their way. j From Ft. Fairfield then* comes the Mrs. Geo. E. Wibberly was called Monday, for Bangor to attend Con Fairfield, are receiving congratula property. The priee paid was .tso.no.) They expect to pay for their lodgings ! vocation week. tions on the arrival of a son, last Mr. Nickerson did not dispose of and meals. 1 announcement of the engagement of to Sfc. Stephen. Wednesday, by the Miss Maria Louis** Hacker, on** of Geo. W. Maxiield, Presidentof the week. all of ho-; holdings in this sale. He serious illness of her m ither. Ft. Fairfield's most popular young Eastern Maine Railroad, was in retains a large section of land which Geo. 8; Gentle and daughter, Edna Frank A. Peabody went to Augus ladies, to Hon. Aaron A. Putnam of Houlton, Friday. ta, Monday, on business connected is of excellent quality and of great Wireless Operators left, Thursday, for California where value. this town. with the- State Highway Commis tlisy will spend the winter. Guy Ervin, formerly of this town, at H. H. Mr. Putnam, who is one of Houi- is seriously ill at the home of his Mrs. Warren Jones was in Nfillin- sion. Dream Theatre ; I ton’s popular young attorneys and a oeket, last week, called there by the mother in Ft. Fairfield. L. H. Powers and wife left here, I lie Houlton High Sciiool is (level-; inemfjer of one ol Aroostook’s most illness of her father, John Glenn. M. D. Estes, Island Falls, was in Wednesday night, on an extended Four Big Feature Events ..phis some wirolcsB operator* who, has many friends may prove of grear benefit to tbeir|ove,. y,ajne wlio jujn extending Mrs. L. B. Johnson went to Mars Houlton, Wednesday, attending the trip to Portland, Boston and New It. is without fear of contradiction Country later Several of the H ill, Thursday, to spend a tew days Baptist Quarterly meeting. York City. on. orvnai <;i 1 ,,r’! verv heartv congi’adulations, we state that in no theatre in this boys are making a special study ofi * ______with her son. Dr. John Johnson. Chief of Police H. H. Noiles of Ralph Hughes and Warren (’one, great Tinted States of America can this work and are becoming quite Caribou was in Houlton, Wednes students at R. C. I., attended the Rev. Geo. Dana Sanders was in you see a greater array of feature proficient. Reform Club at Ft. Kent day, bringing a man to the Houlton students' Conference at Bath, Satur Waterville a few days last week pictures than are 9 tiered at this cozy They work at their instruments! ------jail. day and Sunday. where he attended the funeral of a theatre for the remainder of rhis each evening and have been able to A wave of reform has struck tne form er parishoner. J . C. Moir left here Thursday There will be a social and dance week. pick many bits of news. Thru them town of Ft. Kent and daring the Bert Wetmore and Oscar Wilson evening for Boston where he will at the Grange Hall, Thursday even On Wednesday, Jan. 24, comes a Admiral Dewey’s death was known j past week there has been something assisted an orchestra at Presque enter a hospital for surgical treat ing of this week, for members and Paramount production presenting here the evening it.occurred, and al- j doing. A club has been formed Isle, Friday, in furnishing music for ment. their families. the favorite star Hazel Dawn in a so the news of the depredation of the j whose purpose is to look after en- tb« Mooseleuk ball. Roy Niles, clerk at Leighton K. 3T A H LI ,s IT E D APIIII, 18 l "I'H I HOULTON TIMES old Sores and ALL THE HOME NEWS. Fever Blisters Published every Wednesday Morning by the Legal Newspaper Decision! l’inies Publishing a e only outward manifestations of the Under Fire 1. \ n> pid 'Oii vs'lio ta k **s a pa p.- r ■c Kid irly from l m i’o-.t « dlift — wlo d lie r d 1 ri*c Ml t.(> his inflammation of the mucous surface V CHAS, H- FOGG, Pres. & |VIgr, B Y R I U II A R I) P A R K R add i'.\>1 or a not h>'1 . o w lift her iif has Sill. that lines the lungs, the stomach and . BASED ON THE DRAMA OK ■ S-i 1 urnntmn* 111 l . S. " ..■>ii per year in M'l'llx'l i or not. is !■*■' po 11■-1 Idf for* Th. ' pay all the digestive tract, but they give i,i\ 'Mic , $2.0" in arrears ' in Canada $2.0"! •J. - J f a ny pci*s,. a <, 1 d< rs his pa per CM you evidence of how sore a membrane HOI COOPER MEGRUE in advance, 2.00 in arrears. com i 11 e d . to- m 1 * •' pa ' . II a r ri-a iv ■ *. nr 1 ho puhli' 11 ■ 1' may < ■ o n i i: ■ 11 < 0 ed M 1 ;■ :y become as a result of inflamma- Author of ‘'Under Cover" and Co-Author of *‘It Pays to Adverlb Single copies five in i! t>;m ■ j C pyrijrht !9l6 by The Mac.v.day Comp, nv n cid ' Hindi* a 1 id c0 ’ 1 c .■ 1 Ilf \r noli : 1 n 1 ( o.*d 0 ti f f . or i*f mi • \ 1 11 _r a ad If.nvi l Lf 1 ! Ml, ‘luvaic, don’t run the risk of systemic catarrh. Communication> upon topics of general inter mil'll 11 ■d for, is prnm, Pc* >* \ idem* 1 ni l l Mid CHAPTER I. | were hiding some secret u.n.son she est are solicited If you waul to stop your paper, \\iit«* t> C l e a r it Up W ith PERUNA 1 wanted to share the romance with her. Entered at the post office at Houlton for cir tin' publisher yours. If, and don't leave ii t< V> iic:n your system is cleared of all its poisons, the membranes soothed Just a Hint of Scandal. j "Yes!” she went on relentlessly. culation at .second-class postal rates. t he p,>st -master. ah,.' ht‘u>d, the cold gone and your digestion restored, you will enjoy life, feel Georgy Waifstnff sauntered into Miss “And he saw you there twice that ' prd to ,11 its tasks, and be at peace with the world. Let Peruna do for you Ethel Willoughby’s sitting room, at- i week, and both times with Henry For Advertising Rates apply to Hie President and Manat what it did for this sufferer; ttrecl In the (lainD“*t mid fluffiest of j Streetman.” summer costumes. Georgy was the “But that’s impossible!" Ethel pro barrooms may he running, the open M A. Patterson, 238 Utah Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. says: daughter of Sir George Wugstaff of tested. The Light Dawning t ijiyi' bivn a friend of Peruna for many years. I have used it off and on for catarrhal flagrant violation of this law has < onudamu ano. found it a very excellent remedy. I have a small family m children. Times the British admiralty. She found the "But Mr. Middleton seemed very ceased, and Carl Milliken, our hen n.-mi wuh us, hut lean scarcely afford to do without Peruna. especially during the room deserted, except for her father’s positive,” the younger girl snhl some ot lie y>*-.r wn-*n cough* and cold* arc prevalent. We always receommend Peruna For some time signs have gradu orable Governor, has been the cause to our neighbors, lor the benefit it ha* been to us." admirable butler, who was at die mo what doubtfully. ally been appearing which shows of if all. You needn t suffer longer with such a remedy at hand. ment in the act of placing a tea-tray “It’s too absurd!" Ethel cried, forc most conclusively that the doom of upon Miss Willoughby’s table. ing a laugh. “I was at Brighton, as I the rum interests is sealed, and the So far as the State of Maine is con- "Oh, Brewster—is Miss Willoughby can very easily prove.” important legislation that is now be j eerned. if has «vctything that was In?” she inquired. Peruna can be obtained in tablet form. ing enacted in both the Federal and i needed in its own confines for the (OK CftlfCOUQ SHERIFF'S SALE Notice of Foreclosure STATE OF MAINE Whereas. Addie M. Green, late of Mars Hill, in the County of Aroostook, and State County of Aroostook, ss. of Maine, by her mortgage deed dated De January 5th, 1917 cember 7th, 1915, which said mortgage is re Taken this Fifth day of January, A. I). corded in the Aroostook Registry of Deeds, M l Fill Coffee 1917, on an execution dated Decern her 14 th, Vol. 288, Page 147, conveyed to The Haynes 191 ti. Issued on a judgment rendered by the ...... A Chalmers Company of Bangor, in County Supreme Judicial Court, for the County of o{ state of Maine, a corporation Continued from Page i Aroostook at the term thereof begun and held exj8tjng by ]aw ai1(| having an oflice and place •oa the third Tuesday of November, 1916, at of business at said Bangor, the following des George’s daughter told her callously. Disagrees Houlton. to wit, on the eleventh day of De cribed land and premises situated in Mars ‘‘But you ought to eare," Ethel pro- cember, 1916, in favor of The Bowker Ferti Hill, Aroostook County, Maine, to wit : — j tested. "And as your governess I can- liser Company, a corporation duly organized A certain piece or parcel bounded and des ! not condone such an attitude on your use under the laws of the State of New Jersey cribed as follows ; Commencing at a stake part. Really, Georgy, stupid as con and having an office and place of business in standing in the center of the County load ventions may appear sometimes, nev Boston, State of Massachusetts, against Gil leading front Blaine to Fort Fairfield, at a ertheless there is a bitter penalty ex bert Kileollins of Blaine, in the County of point six (0) feet northerly by the center of acted from people who break them.’ Aroostook and State of Maine, for Three said road from the north side of buildings Miss WagstafT rose abruptly, as if Hnndred Thirty Dollars and Fourteen Cents known as II. \V. Salford blacksmith shot*, Impatient with tin* views of her gover debt or damage, and Twenty-eight Dollars thence westerly at right angles to said road to ness; and, crossing the room, she seat and Three Cents costs of suit, and will be the center of the Presque Isle stream, thence ed herself nonchalantly upon the arm P0STUM sold at public auction at the law office of southerly along the center of said stream to of a chair that was drawn up at one Howard Piece in the town of Mars Hill, to the north line of land formerly owned or oc side of the tea table. the highest bidder, on the twenty.eighth day cupied by Oliver S. Keay, thence easterly ■‘Oh. pooh!” she exclaimed. “All —for over 20 years February, A. I). 1917, at ten o’clock in the along the north line of said Keary’s land to that narrow-mindedness is old-fash forenoon, the following described real estate the center of said highway, thence northerly ioned.” the healthful table and all the right, title and interest which the along the center of said highway seven (7) The older girl regarded her reprov said Gilbert Kileollins lias and had in and to rods and six feet, more or less, to the place of ingly. drink in thousands of the same on the thirty-first day of December, beginning, containing one half (1-2) acre, “What silly book have you been A. D. 1915, the time when the same w as at more or less, and the same premises conveyed reading?” she inquired. After her ad tached on the writ in the same suit, to wit : to the said Addle M. Green by Coleman N. vent into the Wagstaff home it had not hom es. the following described real estate and pre York, December 18, 1901, recorded in Aroos taken her long to discover that mises situated in the town of Blame, Aroos took Registry of Deeds, Vol. 189, Page ill. Georgy’s literary tastes had developed took County, Maine, and being lot number Also, another parcel described as follows : — along lines that would scarcely have Made from prime Wheat and ten in said town, containing one hundred and Commencing at a point in the center of afore met with Sir George’s approval. sixty (160) acres, more or less, saving and ex said street, seven rods northerly along the Miss Georgy did not even deign a little wholesome molasses. cepting, however, out of the said premises a center of said street from a point on the to reply to Ethel’s question. They had parcel of land containing one acre, more or dividing line between house lot formerly own had numerous discussions—more or leas, deeded by Charles S. Hussey and Har- ed and occupied by Frank W. Shaw and land less heated—upon the subject of her riaoB O. Hussey to Loren Bradstreet, said deeded to Leroy W. Hunter bv Alinon O. reading, which Georgy regarded as parcel being located in the southeast corner of Nutter, thence westerly on a line parallel both footless and absurd. She had An ide&l family drink mdd lot and the same described in reservation with said dividing line 10 rods to a stake, openly rebelled at reading the hooks in deed Carrie and Stephen Coray to diaries thence northerly on a line parallel with afore that Ethel recommended to her. Jane S. Bnaseyadd Harrison O. Hussey under instead of tea or coffee mentioned street 8 rods to a stake, thence Austen and Mrs. Gaskell were, in her data of April 96,1911, recorded in Vol. 250, easterly on a line parallel with the aforemen opinion, hopelessly behind the times. P m 812. Also anqther piece or parcel of tioned dividing line, 10 rods to center of said “I’m glad you haven’t had an affair land in said town being a part of lot numbered street, thence southerly along the center of twenty-two (22), bounded and described as with Henry Streetman,” the younger said street, 8 rods to place of beginning. girl remarked. “I don’t like him.” loUonr* to w it: commencing in the center And Whereas the conditions of said mort “Don’t you?” said Ethel, relieved of the Mountain road, so-called, at a point gage liave been broken, and now remain WHILE AT THE Where the north line of said lot number that Georgy was at last convinced that broken, the said The Haynes & Chalmers her suspicions were groundless. AUTOMOBILE SHOW twenty-two (22) intersects said road, thence Company cl« i a foreclosure of said mortgage “No! Every time he comes into the STOP AT THE westerly along the north line of said lot by reason ot me breach of said conditions, and twenty-one (21) rods and two (2) feet to a give this notice fer the purjiose of effecting the room my back sort of goes up, just stake, thence southerly fifteen (15) rods to the same. like Rowdy when he sees a cat.” Row Preble House IF YOU FILL.USE OR CARRY center of the aforesaid road, thence easterly Dated at Mars Hill this noth day of De dy was Georgy’s Scotch terrier, whose antipathy to cats was proverbial. 40 Rooms with running water. m b JW mark along the oeoter of said road twenty-one (21) cember, 1916. 25 Rooms with private bath. INK-TITE rods and two (2) feet to plaee of beginning “Mr. Streetman has been very kind House just put iu First Class (Oder. • c«.r m u N o THE IIAYNES & CHALMERS CO. and containing one acre, more or less. to me.” her governess observed. European Plan, $1.on per day up. l .r o e k e r 33 By H oward Pikrck, its A tty. American Plan, §2.00 per day up. FOUNTAIN PEN GEORGE W. GRAVES, “Oh. don’t defend him!'" Georgy Ever) car passes the house. M O . U. 9. PAT. OPf. 32 Deputy Sheriff. cried impatiently. “I know inside that J^44p FRANK M. GRAY, M anagnJ you agree with me.” PRESS THE BULB Libel for Divorce M iss Willougnb.v did not care to SHERIFF’S SALE To the Hon. Justice of the Supreme Judi continue the discussion. And with an OR BLOW IT. O W A YS cial Court, next to be held at, Houlton, in the STATE OF MAINE County of Aroostook and State of Maine • air of dismissing both Mr. Streetman ______C-FILL- County of Aroostook, ss. Edith W. Thyng of Caribou in said County and her relations with him from her of Aroostook, respectfully reprasents that on own mind as well as Georgy’s, she O. F. FRENCH & SON, Agents Taken this 9th day of January, 1917, on the 27th day of March 1907, at Lynn, Mas rose from the wide seat, and as she Improved Cough execution dated December 14, 1916, issued on sachusetts, she was lawfully married to glanced at her watch exclaimed with Henry J. Thyng of Worcester, Massachu a judgment rendered December 11th, 1916, by surprise: Court for said County setts, that ever since said time she has con the Supreme Judicial ducted herself towards said Libelee as a faith “Heavens! It's after five. I must of Aroostook, at a term thereof begun and C o rd ial ful, true and affectionate wife but that said fuss up a bit for the party.” neld at Houlton, in and for said County of Libelee, regardless of his marriage covenant But Georgy would not be put off Aroostook, on the 3rd Tuesday of November, and duty, on the 2nd day of April 1914, ut A sure cute for coil, lis terly deserted your Libelant without cause, so easily. Highest Cash Prices 1916, In favor of Listers Agricultural Chemi and that said desertion has continued to the and colds. Take it in cal Works, a corporation duly existing by present time, being more than three years, “Well, forewarned is forearmed.” law and having an established place of busi- during which time he has contributed nothing she said sententiousiv. It was clear time and prevent pneu ness In Newark, in the State of New Jersey, to her support. thftt she did not intend to be squelched monia and long runs of and against WUUam B. Brown and Annie That he lias grossly and wantonly refused like a child. If Henry Streetman Paid for Hides and Pelts to provide suitable support for herself and were still in her mind, she saw no dangerous diseases. A W. Brown, both of Mars Hill, in said child and that he has gross and confined County of Aroostook, for twenty six hundred habits of intoxication from the use of in reason why she should dissemble in Lad cough always weak and twelve dollars and ninety-seven cents, toxicating liquors. order to please Ethel or anybody else, ens the lung's and entire Bring in Your Tallow ($3612.97), debt or damage, and twenty-one That your Libelant lias made diligent in “There’s nothing to he forewarned quiry, but that the residence of said Libelee svstem. Our cordial will dollars and five cents, ($21.05), costs of suit, is unknown to your Libelant, and cannot lie about.” Miss Willoughby observed, as and will be sold at public auction to the high ascertained by reasonable diligence. That she paused at the door 1h:tt opened prevent this and save you Deliver at Store or Slaughterhouse est bidder therefor at the law office of George there is no collusion between them to obtain a into her boudoir. “You surely have no expensive doctors’ hills. divorce ; but that your Libelant believes that right to put such, a const motion upon A. Gorham, in Houlton, in said County of said bonds of matrimony ought to tie dissolved, Aroostook, on the 21st day of February. 1917, wherefore she prays that a divorce may tie my acquaintance with Mr Streetman. at ten o’clock In the forenoon, the following decreed. I can’t let you say tilings of this sort 25 cents a Bottle described real estate and all the right, title And your Libelant further prays that to me. It's not fair m me. It’s not MESSED MEAT CO and interest, which the said William B. reasonable alimony, or a specific suni in lieu even fair to yourself.'' of alimony, be decreed to her, and that she C. \Y A R K K Y P R O P R I K T O R Brown and the said Annie VV. Brown, or may have the custody of their minor child, While she was speaking ihe door either of them, has and had in and to the named Ernest. opened ami Brewster, the butler, Munro’s West End same on the 26th day of February, I9ii;, at EDITH W. THYNG. stepped into the room. three o’clock and twenty-four minute's in the Signed and sworn to before me this fifth day “Mr. Streetman is calling.” he an Drug Store afternoon, when the same was attached on \ of January, 1917. nounced in well-modulated tones. You are Safe When You Buy Drill the original writ in the same suit in which W. P. HAMILTON, “Oh. show him up!” Miss Willough said judgment was rendered, to wit . a cer Justice ol' the Peace. by ordered. And as soon as Brewster tain piece or parcel of land in Mars Hill i,n had vanished she shot a swift smile at. said County of Aroostook, bounded and des (L. s.) her companion. “Speak of the cribed as follows, to wit : Beginning at a devil—” she said good-naturedly. hub in the center of the road leading from Aroostook, ss. Supreme Judicial Court. “Oil, he isn’t the devil,” Georgy re All Water Bates Hodtton to Presque Isle at a point where the In Vacation, Houlton, January 9, 1917. In this action it is ordered by the court that plied. “More of a snake. I think." sooth the town of Mars Hill crosses line of notice be given said Libelee, by publishing There was certainly no reason to doubt said road ; thenoe west along said town line to the libel and this order of court three succes her extreme dislike of the gentleman the southwest corner of lot numbered eighty- sive weeks in the Houlton Times a newspaper who was at that moment waiting lie- Are Now Due five^ ($5) ; thenoe north along the west line of printed aud published at Houlton in said County of Aroostook, the last publication to low. lota numbered eighty-five, (85), and eighty- be at least thirty days before the next term of six, (80), to the center of said Houlton and this court in said Count)' of Aroostook to he Ethel's hand was on the doorknob; an d m u st be Prague Isle road ; thenoe southeasterly held at Houlton, in said county, on the third but she hesitated long enough to say Tuesday of April, 1917 ; that he may then to Georgy: along the center of said road to the place of and there appearand defend if he sees fit. on o r b efore beginning, containing one hundred, “I won’t he five minutes. Stay and (too), A. R. SAVAGE, acres* more or less, being the same premises amuse him—there’s a good girl!” Chief Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court, 31, at tile office of described in a deed from Frank W. Jones to A true copy of libel and order of court “Not I!” Miss Georgy declared. “If « id William B. Brown, dated April 5th, thereon. he wants to he amused he can read th e Punch.” And as she spoke she slipped 19M, andrecorded in the Aroostook Registry Attest : Michael M. Clark, Clerk. 33 THOUSANDS USE AND RECOMMEND of Deeds, Vol. 205, page 401 to which refer off her pci i on the chair-arm and ence is hereby made. started for the door through which $2 A. B. SMART. SHERIFF’S SALE Brewster had disappeared. Deputy Sheriff. STATE OF MAINE “Don’t tie rude to him, please. Houlton Water Go. County of Aroostook, ss. Georgy!” Miss Willoughby entreated. Mechanic Street SHERIFF’S SALE D ecem b er 28, 1916. She knew that Georgy and Mr. Street- BALLARD’S GOLDEN OIL Taken this 28th day of December, man must meet: and she could not re STATE OT MAINE 1916, on execution dated December frain from trying to smooth the way O pposite th e A m erican The Best Throat and Lung Medicine. No Opiates or Alcohol. Comity of Aroostook, ss. 19. 1916. issued on a judgment ren for her guest. TuhWthis8tti day of January, 1917, on dered by the Supreme Judicial “Oh, I’ll be polite enough—in my Express Company 25 and 50 cents. All Dealers in Medicines oiscllon dated December 19th, 1916, issued Court for the County of Aroostook at the term thereof, begun and held own way,” Georgy replied grimly. onaJodguiMl rendered December 11, 1916, She was well aware that she was an Court for said County on the third Tuesday of November, by the Supreme Judicial 1916, to w it, D ecem b er 11, 1916, a t enfant terrible; and she often took a of Aroostook, at a term thereof begun aud Houlton. said County, in favor of mischievous delight In shocking people ? AT * .AT * *.^.*5 5*^ held at Houlton, in and for said County of Levi H. May of Island Falls against by some unconventtonallty. ■ AloCMsok, co the 3rd Tuesday of November, Docite Labbe of Fort Kent, said 1916, In favor of Bowker Fertilizer Company, County, for ten hundred seventeen Ethel Willoughby had already closed E SURE and buy Meats of her boudoir door behind her: hut a corporation duly existing by law and hav and ninety-one hundredths ($1017.- 91) do-liars costs and damages, ami Georgy had not yet reached the hall M e a t s a n d ing its established place of business in Boston, highest quality—that means before Brewster returned to usher in in the Common wealth of Massachusetts, and will be sold at public auction on the premises in said Fort Kent to the against Willard Bmnnen and Laura Bran- the caller, who was close upon his healthy meat. The only kind highest bidder on the twentieth day heels. B nen, both of Oakfldd, in said County* of of February, 1917 at one o’clock in Henry Streetman. handsome, well- Aroostook, for one hundred sixty-eight dol the afternoon, the following des we sell are the meats inspected and lars god eighty-nine cents ($168.89), debt or cribed real estate, and all the right, groomed, slightly foreign in appear G r o c e r i e s dum p, and twenty-seven dollars and title and interest which said Docite ance, bowed with extreme affability as passed by a U. S. Inspector in our seventy cents, ($27.70), costs of suit, and will Labbe has and had in and to the he came face to face with Georgy be sold at public auction to the highest bidder same on the fifteenth day of March, Wagstaff. s la u g h te rh o u se ru n u n d e r U. S. Gov UMrefor at the law office of George A. Gorhani, 1916. the time when the same was attached in the same suit, to wit, the (Continued on page s) n Houlton, in said County of Aroostook, on following described premises, viz: ernment regulations. the 15th day ot February, 1917, at ten o'clock a parcel of land in Fort Kent being in the forenoon, the following described real a part of lot 18 of the St. John River That should mean something to estate and all the right, title and interest lots and bounded as follows, com which the said WiUard Brannen and the said mencing at the southeast corner of “ An Angel Two Experienced you in these days ot adulteration. Ixutin Brannen, or either ot them, has and lot 18 ; thence running northerly on had In and to the same on the 1st day of De the east line of said lot 18 to Camp In D isguise” cember, 1915, at one o’clock and twenty- bell Brook ; thence in a southerly course up said Brook to an iron pin MEAT CUTTERS seven (27) minutes in the afternoon, when the driven near the center c*f Campbell Complete stock of Groceries cams was attached on the original writ in the Brook at the bridge where the Fort JOHNSON'S ssmn suit in which said judgment was Kent St. Francis Stage Road cross a n o d y n e L inim ent n o tim A * to wit : all that fart of lot num es said Brook ; thence in a straight Headquarters for Turkeys, bered sixty-four (64) in Oakfleld in said line to the center of the culvert un (PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTION) County of Aroostook, which lies east of the der the Bangor & Aroostook Rail Geese, Chicken and Fowl -center of the State Road, surveyed aud road track, through which said Internal and External Use located by Parker P. Burleigh and,). K. 8. Brook runs ; thence slung said CALL OR TELEPHONE Coney in 1858, containing 83.40 acres, accord Brook to a point in the center ex Healing Powerful actly opposite the ash stump, which 8oothlng Penetrating We have the only improved ing to Mid survey. Being the same premises was a spotted ash tree in 1910, and Satisfaction Guaranteed oonveyed to Mid Laura Brannen by Carrie which was referred to in the case as “ A faithful public servant” Slicing Machine in town for cooked B. Kinney by deed dated September 2, 1907 “the spotted ash' tree” ; thence in a line parallel with the east line of over 100 years in the treatment Hams, Bacon and Dried Beef. Sliced and recorded in the Aroostook Registry of of coughs, colds, cramps, chills, Deeds, VoL 230, page 236, to which said (teed said lot 18 to the rear or southerly to the sixteenth part of an inch and record and to deed and record therein line of said lot ; thence easterly to sprains, strains, sore throat, mentioned reference is hereby made. the first mentioned bound, and con muscular rheumatism, etc. taining forty (40) acres more or less. 3$ A. B.SMART. 95 sn 201 X E ■I £ :ioe If 'l l McLeod’s Big January Clearance Sale BEGAN SATURDAY, JAN. 20 30c Lad ies’’ Jersey Underwear 29c Odd lots of Corsets to close out at 75c $5.75 quality Sweaters $3.98 60o it * 4 44 49c $4.50 “ “ $3.45 ii 7c Bleached Outing 6c 86c H osiery 27c 10c ‘ “ 8c Big Bargain Counters throughout store ti 44 20c 22c 15c “ “ 1214c 10c 19c 45c 75c 98c 4k 50 Silk W aists to Close Out 6 0c N eckw ear 33c Best qual. Percales dark and light colors. kk 44 $5.00 Waists $3.98 2 6 c 19c Only 12y£c yd. You will pay 17c to 20c *4 $3.75 “ $2.75 $ 1.26 W aists 95c lor Percales before long. $1.0 0 4k 4. 69c $2.98 “ $2.45 75C 4k 4k 49c Best Light Prints 7c $2.25 “ $1.48 $ 1.26 k . Corsets, New Stock $1.10 Best Dark Prints 8c We mention only a iew of the hundreds $ 1.0 0 44 44 90c Ladies’ High Grade Wool Sweaters of good trades. Come to the reliable store $ 1.50 44 44 $1.29 $7.50 quality, $5.75 for a Genuine Sale. COME TO McLEOD’S BIG SALE FOR THE BALANCE OF JANUARY. TEN DAYS ONLY L. L. McLEOD, MANAGER :oe IE XE 3 0 J Houlton Times, Wednesday, January 24, 1917 WHY IT SUCCEEDS Thos. Malcom Fverett Burleigh lias been drawn . The Ladies" Aid of ft),. M”. K- % Advtg if as a juror for tin* February term of Church will serve a public supper iu * OF LOCAL INTEREST Court, which convent's in Caribou tin* church dining room from to Because It’s For One Thing Only, and The many Houlton friends of Tlios. W W W W W W VfW W W KfW W W 'i4 VfKffSffSfVfK4 * & K 4 K 4 W & the tirst Tuesday of that month. 7. on Thursday evening. Houlton People Appreciate This. Malcom will be sorry to learn of his death which occurred recently in It is a great convenience to get Mrs. Janies Cottrell Mariigati will Nothing can be good for everything Bathurst, N. B. M. B. McKay was in M illinocket | Order yo ir Magazines a t t li e Typewriter Ribbons at the T imes receive informally on the Third and Doing one thing well brings success. Mr. Malcom was connected with I T imes office. office and save the bother of sending Fourth Saturdays in January, from Doan’s Kidney Fills are for one the building of the B. & A. as a sub on business Friday. away for them. Ribbons for all tour to si\„ \o i'llrds have been sent contractor and built many sections, Furniture repairing and saw filing Fdnmnd Mitch*/' s{>ent Sutulnv ibing only. makes of machities out. For weak or disordered kidneys. later going to Campbellton whore done at 1‘2 Kelleran street. with relative's in Caribou. he accomplished, under almost in The classified columns of the Here is Houlton evidence to prove surmountable difficulties, build Henry Lanin is confined to his Osgood's Fxpert advice on DIA Tin Guild of the Church of the T imes are very productive when their worth. ing the International Ry. line, which home by a run of rheumatism. MONDS is FRFK. Try it. flood Shepherd held a picnic supper F. H. McElwee, Smyrna and Salem w a s completed after ten years of at the home of Mr Rupert Frvin, Help is wanted, articles lost or Osgood knows DIAMONDS and K. K. Clark Fsq. was doing busi found, agents wanted, small sale Sts., Houlton. says: “ I have suffered arduous labor. Wednesday evening, A most en joy- Those who visited Campbellton 4 other Precious Stones. Ask him. ness in up country towns, Thursday. ads. or anything else. at times with severe pains through my 8 Hg0 to inspect this R. R., then able time was had hv ail present. kidneys which have made me miserable, j jj.ecentiy completed, know what an Mrs. Richard Kastman returned Hon. H P. Gardiner. Patten, was Mr. Wood would saw wood. Now Christian Science services held My kidneys have been weak and the undertaking he accomplished, and to her home in Portland, Saturday- doing business in Houlton, Friday. one day Wood saw a saw that would each Sunday at II A. M., Sincock kidney secretions hale been frequent in j tiro satisfaction he had at that time, Mrs. A. F. Klein and daughter ar Osgood’s Repairs are dot...... the saw wood better than any saw that passage. When suffering from these! He was about «0 years of age. and rived home from New ^ork, Thurs Premises. No Mail risks. Hall, Jan. 2ht h, subject : ‘'Truth.” Wood ever saw saw wood, and that First Wednesday evening of each attack., I have procured Doan’s Kidney wa* of an open hearted, genernn. day. saw was filed by the saw dentist at nature with a host of friands where- C. S. Patterson. Caribou, w«i month, at 7.Mo. I estiMmiial Meeting. Pills from Leighton & Feeley s Drug e ver be went. Fresh Oysters arrive three times a 12 Kelleran street. If you don’t be doing business in Houlton, Thurs AII are welcome. Store and after using them a short time week at Riley's market. day. lieve it. give him a trial, 1 have been relieved. I can’t recom ii it ii ii ii ii ii ii ii n n ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii fi n ii ii ii ii ii ii ii H ii,mini iiij mend Doan's Kidney Pills too highly. Frank A. Peabody was confined to Fresh Haddock, Cod, Halibut, and r PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR the house a few days last week by Salmon fresh every day at Riley’s Price 50c, at all dealers. Run’1 illness. marker. eimply ask for a kidney remedy—ge* R A W FURS Beware of Pink Sapphires that Mrs. .Joe) Wellington. Monticello, Doan's Kidney Pills —the same tha*. SEND FOR PRICE LIST Mir McElwee had. bosfer-Milbdrn Co.> Masquerade as Tourmalines. Ask w a s visiting friends in Houlton, W. D. HINDS Props., Buffalo, N. Y. Osgood. Thursday. Pleasure Cars Accessories Trucks 31 Plum St., 43p Portland. Maine Miss Nora Millar, trained nurse, Right Wise Diamond buyers went to Limestone, Friday, on pro Notioe Of First Meeting Of Creditors bought of Osgood one day recently. fessional duties. In the District Court of the United States for It Pays. PORTLAND, MAINE the District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. NOTICE When thirsty drink Maple Spring Miss Helen Kirkpatrick returned Million Dollar Display Imposition Building In the matter of I Harry 8. Barton In Bankruptcy Whereas, my wife, Clam Smith, having left water. Refreshing and beneficial to to Boston, Saturday, to resume her Bankrupt. I my bod and board, without just cause or pro nealth. duties as nurse. FEBRUARY 19-24 To the creditors of said Harry S. Bas- vocation, I hereby warn all persons against Mrs. Geo. Dana Sanders returned 1onof OakfieM in the county of Aroos When the rains wash refuse into trusting her on my account as I shall pay no home, Friday, from a visit to friends Special Railroad Rates Concert Afternoon and Kvenings took, and Distriot aforesaid, bankrupt. bills of her contracting after this date. the local water supply, Drink Maple Notice is hereby given that on the 18th in Boston. •dqrtf Jan., A. D. 1917 the said Harry S. Bas- Houlton, Me. Jan. 17th, 1917. Spring Water. teo was duly adjudicated bankrupt ; and ,54 GEORGE A. SMITH. Office supplies such as Typewriter Thomas Craigs, foreman at the that the first meetingof his creditors will be Ribbons, Carbon] Paper, Copy Paper heM at the offlceofEdwin L. Vail, in Houl Times Office, was confined to the ton, on the* 10th day of Feb , A. 1). 1917, at STATEOF MAINE may he obtained at the Times office. house last week by sickness. 10o'clock in the forenoon at which time the Mr. and Mrs. Arnos Farrar went said creditors may attend, prove their claims, In House of Representatives High Grade Carbon Paper in (lif appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and to Boston, Saturday, where they January 18, 1917. erent sizes and kinds may be had transact such other business as may properly will spend a vacation of two weeks. cone before said meeting. Ordered, the Senate concurring, that the at the T imes office. Dated at Houlton, Jan. 18th, 1917. ] time for the reception of petitions and bills The well known Irving-Pitt Loose EDWIN L. VAIL, ! for private and special legislation be limited to Leaf Binders, Ring Binders. Price Mrs. Myrtle* Ramford, who ias Referee in Bankruptcy.. Friday, February 9th, 1917 ; that all such Books, etc. can be obtained at the been visiting friends in town, re- petitions and bills presented after that date be Tim K8 office. turned to Old Town, Saturday. N otice o f First Meeting of Creditors referred to the next legislature, and that the The Kent Receipt Books made at Ina tireaR.. - TDistrict\1 —A I -A. Court /I of — * the i L - United17m , 4..fl States Lli,.4/vn forf/\« Clerk ni<\*W of the fLn HousellAnon cause/wnon /iAnioocopies r\fof fVtiuthis order Joe Miller was taken into custody tin District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. to be published in all daily and weekly Wednesday, on a warrant charging ITmes office contains a receipt and In the matter of j him witli '■‘‘breaking jail” about two notice to quit—Call and see them. Peter Cluky In Bankruptcy. papers in this State until February sth, 1917. Bankrupt. I House of Representatives, years ago. Dr. H. L. Putnam was called to Jan. 18,1917. To the Creditors of said Peter Cluky Don’t bother to oil your Harness, Danforth, Wednesday, by sickness of Ashland in the county of Aroos Read and Passed. but take it to Huggard Brothers took, and District aforesaid, bankrupt. Sent up for Concurrence. in the home of tin* family of H. H. Notice is hereby given that on the 19th W. R. Roix, Clerk. where they will tie attended to Putnam. day of Jan. A. D. 1917 the said Peter promptly. Cluky was duly adjudicated bankrupt; In Senate Chamber. Dr. L. P. Hughes announces to his and that the first meeting of his creditors will Jan. 18, 1917, The custom house fiatr was at half patrons that his office will he closed bo held attheoffioe of Edwin L. Vail, in Houl Read and Passed. ton, oo the 10th day of Feb., A. D. 1917, at mast last week out of respect to the until the middle of April or first of 10 o’clock In the forenoon at which time the In Concurrence. memory of America’s Naval hero, May. 4:> said creditors may attend, prove their claims.1 34 W. E. Lawry, Secretary. appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and Admiral Dewey. transact such other business as may properly The T imes office takes orders f >i’ come before said meeting. Notioe Of First Meeting Of Creditors Supreme Judicial court Dated at Houlton, Jan. 19th, 1917. In the District Court of the United States for any and all kinds of Magazines and the District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. Newspapers. Call them up a n d EDWIN L. VAIL, In the matter of February Term 1917, to l*e Referee in Rankrupty. leave the order. held at William II. Cullins In Bankruptcy Caribou, February 6, 1917. Bankrupt. Frank Xovers arrived home from To the creditors of said William II. Cullins H on. J ohn B. Maiuc.w , Justice BANKRUPT’S PETITION FOR DIS the Bowdoin Medical School, Thurs CHARGE i of Mars Ilill in the county of Aroostook, Presiding. ! and District aforesaid, bankrupt. day, to spend a few (levs with his M icii a el M . ( 'la itk, Clerk . V. I.. S. E. _ In the matter of > I Notice is hereby given that on the 20th day mother. A New Line alter lark are in a class 'Edward H. Niles In Bankruptcy, of Jan. A I) 1917 the said William II. Cullins W B. C , Deputy Clerk. of Features, Bankrupt. ’ was duly adjudicated bankrupt; and that Wi.en the water supply is low be R ev. H. H. Rishoi*. Chaplain. hv themselves Toth® Ho x. Clarence H alk, Judge of the first meeting of his creditors will lx; held sure and drink Maple Spring water Tlu* W orld's the District Court of the United States for at the office of Edwin L. Vail, in Houlton. F kei* L. H ayden, Reporter. G r e a t e s t the District of Maine. on the 10th dayy of Feb., . A. I). .1917, . at . lo supplied hv M. L. DeWitt, West ('iiakles F. I)r\.\, Sheriff. o’clock in the forenoon at which time the said V.L.S.E. F (* a t u r e s EDWARD H. NILES of Houlton creditors may attend, prove their claims, ap- field. C. H. Ritua ki*son, Deputy Sheri ft. inu the , County of Aroostook .... . , and State . . of point a truster;, examine the bankrupt and Levi H. G ar'i . Deputy Sheriff. Maine, in said District re sp e c t fully > transact such other business as may properly i«gMC80nt8, that on the 1fith (lay of Sept., 1916 ; (X)me before said meeting. Stephen H. Osborne Ot i s F Davis, Deputy Sheriff'. Jam pent he was duly adjudged bankrupt under Dated at Houlton, Jan. 20th. 1917. A. ('. Leighton, Deputy Sheriff. the Aoto of Congress relating to bankruptcy : FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd that he baa duly surrendered all his pro- EDWIN L. VAIL, .J o ii n (). A dams, Deputy Sheriff. Referee in Bankruptcy. j The death of Stephen H. Osborne, PJSWPty *nd.fow fully R. J. Fverett. Deputy Sheriff'. >lMjd with aU the requirements of said of Littleton, who lived on the North John No it kell, Messenger. l and of the orders of Court touching his Notice ok First Meeting okOreiu'.’ors road, the first farm in that town, V. L. S. E. rniptcy. TRA V FRSI*' .1 I 'RORS In the District Court of the United States for on Monday evening removes a mir* Wrrrkfohk uk prays, That he may Names Residence be decreed by the Court to have a full dis the District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. who was well known in Houlton and B K F F N charge from all debts provable against his In the matter of j who loud many friends here. D. B. Aekeisoii Bridgewater estate under said bankruptcy Acts, except Charles A. Holmes In Bankruptcy, John .1. Astle New Limerick sneh debts jw are excepted by law from such i Bankrupt. \ Mr. Osborne was So years of ago Anita Stewart and Earle Williams discharge. I To the creditors of said Charles A. Holmes and on Tuesday ho was fo havo D. I). Bank- Mars Hill Dated this fifth day of Jan. A. 1)., 1917. | of Oaktield in the County of Aroostook, been marriod, hut. (h ath inforl'erred .)(>*' Beaulieu M a da wa.sk a EDWARD II. NILES j and District aforesaid, liunkrupt. with thoso plans. Amos. H Billioj Lin neiis Bankrupt. j Notice is hereby given that on the isth day ! of Jan. A. D. 1917, the said Charles A. Ilol- For many ,\ cars he has lived on Thomas H. Brown Fagle Lake ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON i mes was duly adjudicated bankrupt and this farm and during all this time F. F. Burleigh Hold ton of Northern Division, ss. ! that the first meeting of bis creditors will he Distriot Maine, held at the otiiee of Edwin L. Vail, in he accumulated a large amount of Waldo Clark Sherman On this 20th day of Jan. A. 1). 1917, on Houlton, on the loth day of Feb. A. 1). Juggernaut Daniel ('orbin Grand Is if* ‘The rsSKttng the foregoing petition, it is— 1917, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, at which property on account of his thrift and Ordkrkd hy the Court, That a hearing time the said creditors may attend, prove their good business judgment. Arthur Crons.- Washburn be had upon tlie same on the 2nd day of Jon. F. Cyr Fort Kent Mar. A. I). 1917, before said Court at claims, appoint a truster1, examine the bank There were no immediate rela The Colossal Railroad Wreck Sensation rupt and transact such other business as may Noah Dubois French ville Bahgprt in said District, Northern properly come before said meeting. tives, his first wife having diod Division at 10 o’ c 1 o c k in the Octave Dumais Connor forenoon; and that notioe thereof be publish EDWIN L. VAIL, some y< ars ago and from tin's union This Railroad Wreck alone cost the V. L. S. E. ¥50,000.00 ed In the Houlton Times, a newspaper Referee in Bankruptcy. there were no children. (diaries W. Coding Masardis d said District, Dated at Houlton, Jan. 18, 1917. p r i> n t e in The funeral will take place this Sidney (Daves Presque Isle Northern Division and that all knowu The V L. S. F. lias ’2 Studios in different parts of the World. . and other persons in interest, may Wednesday afternoon. Henry M. Harris Perham at the said time and place, and show STATE OF MAINE R. F. Horn; Littleton The V I., S. F. has had IS years experience* in making Motion . if any they have, why the prayei of Roderick J allies Island Fails Pictures. petitioner should not be granted. To tlie Honorable, the Judge of the I’ro- JkMh IT ia FUBTHKK ORDKRKD RY THK bate Court in and for the County of Aroos “Come On Over, See Solomon Johnson Woodland The V. L S. F. are using this experience plus a story and a star in Co urt, That the Deputy Clerk shall send by took : L. I*. Larson New Sweden making artistic and entertaining ft ature picture plays. mail to all known creditors oopies of said peti My Corn Fall Off ! ” Respectfully represents Guy I). Foster of Van Buren tion and this order, addressed to them at 1I Thomas C. D. Levesque their plaoee of residence as stated. Mars Hill Guardian of Lottie Opal Foster and Clayton Lewis „l Put 2 Drops of “Gets-lt” on Last Caribou WltnepifimM the Honorable Clarence Hale John Leland Foster. Amos Lihh.v Blaine SEE—The First Release ^Jndjfief_ the __ said Court, , and the seal thereof That said minors are the owners of certain Night—Now Watch— i^ E g o r, NortharnDIvislon of said Distriot. D. M. Libby Amity Real Estate, situated in Mars Hill in said “See-all you have to do is to use your two onn tbe 90th day of Jan., A. D. 1917. Charles Lvcett llodgdon County, and described as follows, viz : lingers and lift the corn right off. That’s the “Tlie *Tuggem aut” (L. a.) WILLIAM M. WARREN, Jos. Morin St. Agatha Deputy Clerk. One third in common and undivided in the way ‘Gels-It’ always works. You just put on following described premises situated in Mars about 2 drops. Then the com not only shriv Paul Nadeau Oak field FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd A true copy of petition and order thereon. Hill, Aroostook County, Maine, being a part Flavius J. Porter (’astle Hill Atfent : WILLIAM M.1WARREN, els, but loosens from the toe, without affecting Deputy Clerk. of lot numbered fifty (60) to wit : Com the surrounding flesh in tlx* least. Why, it’s Thomas S. Smith Fasten mencing at a point in the center of highway, A. M. Stephens Dyer Brook BANKRUPT'S PETITION FOR DIS seven (7) rods and two (2) feet north from (leorge H . Stone Fort Fairfield CHARGE line between the Boynton farm, so called and Joseph A. Watson Bancroft land of Clarence E. McPherson, thence ( r John R. Weed Monticello In the mutter of i northerly along the center of said road six BANGOR & AROOSTOOK RAILROAD Frank Luuvltt > In Bankruptcy Charles ii. Winslow Ashland Bankrupt. 1 teen (16) rods to a stake, thence westerly and To the Hon. Clarknck Halk, Judge of at right angles with said highway twenty-two J. R. Wright Limestone the District Court of the United States for (22) rods and five (5) feet to a stake, thence the Dirtrict of Maine. southerly and parallel with said highway six FRANK LEAVITT of Monticello in the County of Aroostook, and State of teen (16) rods to a stake thence easterly and Maine, In said District respectfully parallel with the aforesaid north line twenty- represents that on the 5th day of Feb., 191« two (22) rods and five (B) feet to place of lie- he was duly adjudged bankrupt Excursion to Bangor ginning. onmrunder wethe Actsaow oi of uoi Congress relating to Bankruptcy: that he hhas duly surrender- That the proceeds of said sale should be ed all nis property and rights of placed at interest for the benefit of said wards. property, and has__ fullyful complied with That it would be for the benefit of said ‘That Una a quick Kuat-ral That all the requirements of said Acts Corn Had Uitli GetM-IC." and of the orders of Court touching his minor that said Real Estate should be sold for Food Fair and Automobile Show bankruptcy. said purposes. almost it pleasure U> have corns and s<*e bow Wherkfoke hk pkays, That he may Wherefore your petitioner prays that he ‘Gets-lt’ gets them off in a hurry and without be decreed by the Court to have a full dis- may be licensed to sell and convey said Real the least pain. I can wear tight shoes, dance chnrgefrom all debts provable against his es tate under said bankruptcy Acts, except Estate at private sale for the purpose afore and walk as though I never had corn. such debts as are excepted bv law from said. “Gets-lt” makes the use of toe-irritating Feb. £> to 10 m e . , 1917 such discharge. Dated this sixteenth day of January, A. I). salves, bundling bandages, tape, plasters and Dated this 18th day of Jan., A. 1). 1917 1917. other things not only foolish, but unnecessary. FRANK LEAVITT, (HIV I). FOSTER. Use this wonderful discovery, “Gete-It’\ Bankrupt. for any soft or hard corn or callus. It is the Special Ix>w Fares Order of Notice Thereon STATE OF MAINE new, simple, easy, quick way and it never fails. Yoil’ll never have to cut a corn again District of Maine, ss. Aroostook, ss. Court of Probate No Need To Rub! Van Bmen $6.75 Mars Hill $5.30 with knives or scissors, and run chances of On this 30th day of Jan. A. D. 1917, January Term, A. I). 1917. OR stiff sore muscles apply oo leading the foregoing petition, It is - Upon the foregoing petition, Ordered, That blood poison. Try “Gets-lt” tonight. Caribou 6.20 Houlton 4.40 pBDKHBD BY thb Court, That a hearing Sloan’s Liniment to the pain be had upon the seme on the 2nd day of said petitioner give notioe lo all persons in “GETS-IT” is sold every where, 2T>o a. bot F Presque Isle 5.75 Ashland 5.15 Mar. A. D.1917. before said Court at Port- terested, by causing a copy of the petition and tle, or sent on receipt of price, by E. lawrence or ache, it quickly penetrates lend, to odd District, at ten o’clock In the this order thereon, to be published three A Co., Chicago, 111. and soothes without rubbing. Fort Fairfield 5.95 Patten 3.50 forenoon; and that notioe thereof be publish- Sold in Houlton and recommended as the Rheumatism, gout, lumbago, neuralgia, e d to T n e Houlton Times a newspaper weeks successively in the Houlton Times a world’s best corn remedy by O. F. French & sprains and bruises are quickly relieved by printed in add District, and that all known newspaper published in Houlton, in said its use. Cleaner and more promptly effec 'Pickets good going February 6. 7 and s, limited for creditors, and other persons In interest, may County, that they may appear at a Court of Son and Leighton & Feeley. appear at said time and place, and show tive than mussy plasters or ointments, it return until Monday. February 12, 1917. c a m if any they have, why the prayer of Probate for said County, to be held at the does not stain the skin or clog the pores. add petitioner should not be granted. Probate Office in Caribou, in said County, N otice The family medicine chest in thousands AND II is Further Ohdkrkd hy the on the third Tuesday of February next, at of homes has a place for Sloan’s Liniment. See Posters For F a re s F ro m O th er Court, That the Clerk shall send by mall to ten o’clock in the forenoon, and show cause, All persons having bills against the County At all druggists, 25c. 50c. and $1.00. all kaowa aedlton copies of said petition and of Aroostook are requested to file the same in ttda arder, addressed to them at their places of if any they have, why the prayer of said pe * P o in ts naMaweaastated. titioner should not be granted. the Clerk’s office on or before the 1st day of Witness the Honorable Clarenoe Hale, NICHOLAS FESSENDEN, Judge. each montti. Judged the anld Court, and the seal thereof, Iloulton, Jan. 22, 1917. GEO. M. HOUGHTON, add Distriot, on the 20th day of Attest : Pahkek P. Burleigh, Register. Fred A. Thurlough, A true oopy of petition and Order Samuel P. Archibald, Passenger Traffic Manager 24 Bangor, Maine a.) FRANK FELLOWS, Clerk. of Court thereon. John F. Stephenson, A true copy of petition and order thereon. Attest: P arker P. Burleigh, Register. I County Com’rs. Attest: FRANK FELLOWS, Clerk. 34 Michael M. Clark, Clerk. 34 K/LJL S PAIN Vis Houlton Times, Wednesday, January 24, 1917 Pennsylvania. When England buys world there is but one Country which The American Dollar all other countries regard as sufli- Writers That Count. a cargo of munitions or food in any To sit and sew Two sorts of writers possess g,... Billion Yearly Lost in Birds. cientlv solvent to hack up its last I he dc-t rue! inn uf birds costs tbirt on Top of those countries it now pays, not as penny with real gold. It means also runs: those who think, mid those win, country S! ,0 If your dealer does not sell Swift’s Premium Oleomargarine, a one pound sample package will be sent to you prepaid upon receipt of 8O0 in coin or stamps and the name of your dealer.