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to be gray. While she gazed at him he ripped open two or three letters and pretenied to be busy reading them
 ' ou-you said this was Thanks giving time, she ventured in hes.tat- ing, half treEIuiing tones.
 What has that got to do with it?" he asked.
 You don't want to spoil my Thanks giving. do you?@
 Will il spoil your Thanksgiving if don't buy a set of books that have no use for"
 T am sure you will like them. You can give them to your wife for Christmas present"
 T have 10 vie"
 That's too bad I'm so sorry. I-I hope 1t Is not recent bereavement. 9
 No bereavement at all"
 She slippea her book back inside her coat and got Up.
 T hope she said very softly and with touch Of sadness, that you will have pleasant Thanksgiving.
 He threw down a handful of letters and turned toward her.
 Wait | minute, he said. Maybe I've been unnecessarily harsh. l didn't mean to hurt your feelings
 "oh, you haven't I'm used to being ordered out Of places"
 lou don't look like a girl who could stand that sort Of thing and not feel it.
 One can stand almost anything when one has 10 ,
 Do you have to do this?'
 T shouldn't be doing 1t if l didn't have to.
 De you live at home?9
 Yes, but have 10 work.
 Whats the trouble? Can't yeur ia. tier support you?e
 AI$ father Is dead There are just my mother and me
 Alexander Gerham turned and gazed for moment at the letters on hls
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Now there's one thing more I want Don't try to get any other subscrip tious. Let mine be the last"
The Springdale news., 1913-11-28
NATIONS DAY OF GRATITUDE
Henry Ward eeeeher Has splendialY Set Forth tie Season of Untversai
 Rejoicing.

Henry Ward Beeeler expressed him. elf as beautifully oa Manufacturing 4s hE man ever has Said he
 Thanksgiving day is the one ua- 53sal festival which t3fHs 9H home
 Ii ia uut T aTF of zzFtestEz5 nj
 1t E not l national aaaE9af- ss6fy 1t is not ] daY celebrating fes ae4aas event lt z ? aas os Hstafe l. $ aag ot thanksgiving Ter tAe sa4f history And t mist fi3ot fhe household If is tIte one efeat=lestiyaI 8f OUT American lie hat f# z8ts aH ff.s household 4 typical ThaaBseiYlas dinner represents everything that las grown in all the summer, fit 10 make glad the heart of man It is not not oHs least It is table piled hieh among the group of rollleking young and old, with the treasures of the grow ing year. accepted with rejoiciugs and interchange of many festivities as q token of gratitude 10 Almighty God
 Remember Gods bounty ia the year. String the pearls of his faVor Hide the dark parts except 50 far as they are breaking out in light Give this one day to thanks, to joy. to grati. tude "-Le Rows Pieces for Every Occasion"
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AItif0l u

They are still ? atiHs baseball et= e la Carroll county.
 Ms NeRf afz Morris. s5 years as az. died recently at aee home af Zlau HHn
 H C. saaft9F fs Pas9aFias 1o o7- en garage and repair a8l 8 automobiles q Green Forest
 linton foar sear oold son Of Mi and Mrs VII Edwards ot GFeen Forest. mel feeeattg ri pima meaizEfsts
 nr and Mrs EarIy Re5V5z a5 Graea Fores ne tae parents of . neN soa Rh2 5as been ehristened Woodrow Wilson
 fae CT Pores Tribune gives Tie f6iFa9ins a#ai I7aaE particulars Ts eoaeeallHisg affairs 9f HfH IeaR- iH. Of Eureka Springs whose sui eide VA. mentioned in this paper last " eh
 The secret Of Mr. Jenkins frauds vas discovered by Attorney F c. Butt who had been employed by Hezekiah Stowe, an aged capitalist, to look into papers that MT Jenk-
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will see how meritorioas this edition is. Ne are offering 1t only u gentle men "ho-,'
 T never buy books on subscription. '
 Wont you please glance at the il. lustrations? You see they are all photoEravures- reproductions of the work Of the most celebrated artists Ne do not ask you to pay anything un- Ill the books are delivered. and If they are not perfectly satisfactory-a
 T must insist on being excused. No. bodE ever coaNed mo into buying set of books that I didn't want, and don | want these. You're wasting my time and your oWn.
 She drew another long. deep sigh and let her book fall into her lap, whiie she looked steadily at the lawyer He was almost middle sged and beginning
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"Hone Day.s -

Thanksgiving day alone. Of all oui few pleasure-days, is dedicated pri marily to home, the comparatively few who heed the advice of the presi. dents proclamation to assemble in their various places of worship rarely think of any thahkoffarines beyond those melted by family blessings Let us keep It's traditions Exchange
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BOONE

NH B P H5sze2 ii | ias week at her aam ia Harrison ian 4a bon Ee 2 tK f..=Hs=zH 5zEfz=l==7HH f4zaa
 E2 FIN sliss "a z- H fs4s a# #aHs= =ad ..seazls
  Z# destroyed ziae 5.5s1sz ta 8 aaaaafias a4aes. a11
 loan Miller o4.raetoe. who ezsf3a3 at Harrison some Rfts- i've wars aso. aied of asthma ze- gently at Ramah, Ne9 Mexico The residence of Faas= =Baiisess tel mics north of Harrison aas de5 5traled by fire last week. eatail- fig l4-- If about $l.44p 4ith 10 iasaeanee
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Hearby Counties
I{E TON.

. died recently at his home near Feik- 
 Harry Martin and Miss Nellie Walker of= Rogers Were married re- oemly
 \ daughter was born last week .to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Baldwin of Rogers
 The seven and one-balf acre ap- pie crop os E. B. Hall on Pea Ridge this year averaged him &2III8 per acre
 The Text Book Board met#sa.- urday and organized with V R. Edwards. chairman. ana Prof IL Duff. secretary Tbez meet :. again oa De ember 26th-Banton- ! vile Democrat.
 cbas Roberts. son of Po=#mas5sr W.@c@R @Robefts=af Rogers. was mar fit.l recently 6siae=6ei4e Ms y AIbeftfae Cues Mem Ii5His= Roberts is ii fha railway mall sef= vice. with headquarters Little Rock
 Rogers will have= t@e=sHaas= =aex= month of general interest fhfoQgh= out this section. The first &i4 he the poultry show December =o F followed by the fruit show u4d=r the auspices of The Northwest Ark ausas Fruit Growers so5iet5 third week in December.
 We underrsr and that the Ben tonyille cooperage is soon to move to Joplin. This move is on account of freight rates in and out of Ben tonyille. which are 90 high that this firm is at a disadvantage. F has made money. however while here. but can make more at=Joplin. -Bentonyi1le Democrat.
 Mrs. Roy Wasson. W6o has hseH at.the Arkansas sanitariam a Bonneville for the past TWO monthss came home Thursday for brief visit with her children and fIe4. paren5s. Nr= and Mrs =Do5e= en= She =1eft# again Tuesday for sauffarium. where she af5I remain uatfl sPFfas=. .afs=Haszaa= has fIlf= proved rapidly since going 10 Bonneville. and seems To he almost well now. but her physician thinks it best to say awhile longer as the sanitarium Gentry fouTtaI
 Marriage Licenses.
 The following marriaze licenses hage beaa issued by he county clerk sine our last reaof B C Brinkley Oklahoma City Lilly Le Whlte. Wa Eazle Dorse Austin Lowell Maud ssafa4 za=#z=.lI k Webb san BezHaa dino =ealif Core Rnzdztan Bozers Ff@d ssafofa Be toa.i je Geesra8a E8HefsaH Bsaza=zsiE A Wilson sfrfasso1a= A8te4 tesz4iz7 1Hs#9+ee* E F AaHEitt4ez ae s6a4 l. Jam sloan 1 PaaI eamptaaz@- -sIHaaal las F !. P4fHeF ssa5zEz RatH Griffith &aHH= Manson aaIass t578ze Nau8ts bake tg#a3e
 CARROLL.
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STONINGTON.

DIR. Charles knight and wife are VISIT
ing friends here.
Miss Nellie Freethy, of BROOKLYN, is the
guest of Mrs. E. J. Carter.
Mrs. Higgins, Of Bar Hsrbor, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Emily Babbidge.
Mrs. Charles Oliver and child, OF Thorn
aston, is visiting her parents, w. b. Thur
low and wife.
Miss Christie Webb, telephone operator
at Sedgwick, and friend, are guests OF
Fred E. Webb and wife.
The strike of the stone-cutters, that was
on for few days, is settled, and they will
return to work to- day.
ictSuperIntendent Palladino spent
Saturday and Sunday with Rev. Mr..
Pelley, of the Methodist church.
Capt. Reuben Cousins, with his motor
boat, is employed for the summer by Miss
Sandholzer, at Frazier's island camp.
Joseph T. Snow has been elected to fill
the office OF collector of taxes, Il. w. Car
ter having resigned on account OF illness.
Mrs. Elizabeth Knowlton lately cele-
brated her ninetieth birthday. She is in
good health, and works around the house,
and makes patchwork quilts of many
pieces.
July II. Mill.
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sEALoovE.

Arthur Rumill is employed as Chauffeur
by the Bowlkers.
Fred Hodgdon is spending week in
Bangor and Hampton.
E. L. Mclean and wife, with little
daughter ANGELA, are here foI the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Mary Lunt and daughter, Miss
Georgia, have gone to Seal Harpor for the
summer.
John Lunt has gone to Portland for
treatment at the hospital. Mr.. Lunt has
been a sufferer many years, and his
friends hope he will receive benefit.
The house Of James K. Kelly, at South
Seal Cove, was struck by lightning, set on
fire and badly damaged in the shower
Monday night, June 80. Mr.. Kelly was
at Northeast Harbor, and Mrs. Kelly and
children were visiting q married daughter
at Bass Harbor. Neighbors extinguisbed
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NEWS.
PROSPECT HARBoB.

Z. H. kingston and wife, OF sieirose,
Mass, are guests OF w. +. Bruce and wife.
w. II. Milliken and wife, OF Maiden,
Mass, are guests of their aunt. Miss
Dorcas Allen.
Mrs. Lucy f. Coombs and gfanddaugh-
ter, Mrs. Fannie Treat, with daughter,
arrived Thursday for the summer.
Mrs. Joan Wakefield, OF Bar Harbor,
has been visiting her son Frank for q few
days before going TO steuben for her an
nual visit.
MIR. and Mrs. Ingram. Of Boston, Miss
Garyey and Rev. A. III. Cosr. OF HoIyoke.
Mass, have been guests at e. W. Cleaves'
the past week.
Mrs. Della NJ. Soonsn, of Gouldsboro.
who has been i'll, has recovered suffl-
GENTLY to visit her daughter, Mrs. WEIGH
Moore, and other relatives here.
Moses Stanley and wife are entertaining
guests from Massachusetts,, among them
Mr.. Locke, of wsltham, frequent sum-
nier visitor, here, and several relatives.
July ID. C.
AT the religious service Sunday morn
ing at 1880 in the union church, II. p.
Daniels, OF the Meadville theological
school, will preach.
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SOUTH GoULpsBoRo.

F. K. Haskins and wife spent the week
end in Sorrento.
Henry Vansaw and wife are IN Prospect
Harbor for a few weeks.
Mrs. Line Bunker recently visited
friends in Winter Harbor.
Mrs. Sybil Stanley and two daughters
are visiting her parents at Stanley's point.
A. E. Dyer, wife and two children, of
Bangor, were recent guests Of Mrs. Dyer's
mother.
Leonard Butler and family, OF Brockton,
Mass, are visiting his parents, e. s. But
Ter and wife.
Harry Hammond and friend, of South
birmingham, Mass, are spending their
vacation at the formers home.
Melville Hanna had the misfortune to
break his arm while trying to start the
engine in his fathers motor boat Saturday.
July Il. I'll.
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COUNTY NEWS.
HILLS COVE.

Lloyd White and wife are visiting in
Boston ard vicinity.
Miss Gertrude Leland spent last week
with relatives in Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. Susan Novel;, of Melrose, Mass,
is at her bungalow for a few weeks.
Harvey Hamor arrived last week from
Porto Rico, where he has been during the
winter.
line, Mass, are spending few weeks at
the Carpenter farm.
George Leighton, who is employed on
Hamor's farm, is living in Mrs. Cora
Leighton's bungalow.
Watson McGown and wife, Mrs. Ella
Archer and friend, OF Carmel, visited
relatives here last week.
Samuel B. Dean, Of Brookline, Mass,
and Mrs. Dean, arrived this week for the
summer at their colts ge.
M. C. Sweet and daughter, Mrs. George
Cunningham, we're in Holden last week to
attend the funeral of relative.
George Vilss, wife and little daughter,
of Madison, are visiting Mrs. viles' par
ents, Wilbur Salisbury and wife.
Miss Marion Burns, who has spent few
weeks with her grandmother, Mrs.
Frances Brewer, has returned to her home
in Eden.
Mrs. Lucy Hamor, of South Boston, and
Richard Hamor, with Miss Lucy and
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Mill.
SEAWALL.

Miss Gladys Newman, of Manset, has
been spending few days with friends
here.
Herbert Moore and son William, of
Winter Hill, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Nj.
E. Moore.
Mrs. A. L. Waugh, of Bangor, who has
been visiting Thelma Dolliver, returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Phebe Rodick, of Bar Harbor, is
the weekend guest of her mother, Mrs.
Nancy Sawyer.
Miss Mildred Parker, of Danvers, Mass,
is spending her vacation with her grand
mother, Mrs. Lucy KING.
Hubert Farnsworth, wife and daughter
Gertrude, of Jonesboro, are visiting Mrs.
Farnsworth's parents, Edgar Newman and
wife.
July IA. TED.
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SOUTH BLtJEHIl.L.

Mrs. Fannie Fish, OF Someryilie, Mass,
is the guest OF Mrs. Herman Olson.
Miss Elsie sibley, of somerviI,e, Mass,
is the guest of l.. II. Sihley and wire.
Mrs. William Eaton and four children,
of Ellsworth, are guests OF Mrs. Sarah
Eaton.
Bert Hendrickson, Of Stonington, is
visiting his parents, Henry Hendrickson
and wife.
Lincoln siblty and wife. of somerville,
Mass, are spending a few weeks at
Charles Ferrin's.
Mrs. E. b. simpson, Miss Ruth simp-
son and Mrs. Hermon Olson spent last
week with friends in Ellsworth.
Mrs. George Bickford has gone to Ban
gor to he operated upon for appendicitis.
She was accompanied by her husband, who
will remain few days.
July ID G..
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SEAL HARBoR.

The fire company will have bali at
Seaside hall July -.
There will be social dance at the kim
dergarten saturday night.
Mrs. Mary b. Crownshield arrived at
1.-THE Anchorage" last week.
Capt. 4. L. Dodge. who has been i'll Of
bronchitis, has ruesmed bis duties on the
yacht Tramp.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church will
hold their annual sale OF ice-cresm, cake
and fancy articles July d.
Mr.. Lyndsll, OF Bar Hsrbor, has erected
tent In E. L. Martina fieId, and will have
moving pictures through the summer.
The boys and girls at Seaside Inn gave q
surprise party to Miss Lizzie Hinckley.
head waitress. in honor of her birthday,
saturday evening.
July IL. p.
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NORTH LAMoINe

Miss Beuiah Young spent last wesk E.
Ellsworth, visiting relatives. u
Lewis Smith, who is employed a, n.
Harbor, spent Sunday with his 49,,
George Smith and wife.
Miss Edith Odorn, who has been +, y.
Hampshire visiting Mr.. odornis pson,.
returned last week. She was 49,
panied by Mrs. Hutchinson and fannie
Mrs. Butler and daughter, of pawtpck.,
r. l., Mrs. Blaneh Walker and family !,
Trenton, Mass, and Mrs. Maggie CA.
OF orono, are visiting their parents l.,
Hagan and wife.
July IL. -
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BEECH HILL.

Haley Blanchard, of Waltham, Mass,
is visiting his parents here
Mrs. Harry Latty, of Seal Cove, is spend
ing the summer at her old home here.
Miss A. K. Mason recently spent few
weeks with Mrs. g. ID. Atherton, in
Southwest Harbor.
Alvia Walls has employment at E. r.
Kittridge's, SomesviIIe, and Charlie Walls
with c. q. Bordeaux for the summer.
The C. E. society meeting was post
poned to Friday evening on account OF
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simons is.one Of the distinguished
sentatives Of unitarianism ii ~ . .sp'e'
West. HE isa Harvard graduate clss' ''s !.
". tie Is preacher of ability ~. 81
served for t~o years on the 49, .,'as
preachers - Harvard university. ~ = q
leader in philanthropic work. havin. ! !
secretary OF the national coufercna - !.
associated charities. Of
wednesday evening, at the home q, :.
and Mrs George Il. soper, their aan.h. -
Gertrude Bernice, was married 10 w5ns 's'
Z. Newman, son OF Mrs. A. $. Newman ,''U
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NORTH BROWNSVILLE

Goldie Grindie has gone TO Have, "a.
the summer.
w. c. Lawrence and daughter are visa.
ing his sisters, Nellie and Grace stoyer
G. b. Nichols was in winterpor, la,
week to attend the funeral Of his sis,s.
Mrs. CLARK.
Mrs. Pearl ordway, who has been v;.;,.
ing her niece, Leila Howard, has returned
to Hartland.
Ray Savage and wife aud Miss Anna Al,
bingham, are guests OF Mrs. savsge's "a.
rents, X. 5. Grindle and wife. ~
July H. r
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WEST RRooKLIN.

Roy Moody, of Lewiston, is visiting
friends here.
Raymond Bridges is spending few
weeks at Aurora.
Gaynell Bridges is employed by John
Paris for the summer.
Mrs. j. +. Butler, of New York, has
arrived at her cottage.
Miss Inez Mace, who has been visiting
friend here, has returned TO Aurora.
Hebert and Werner Lawson, who have
been visiting here, have returned to their
home in New Sweden.
July ii. b.
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ASHYILIE.

Mrs. Nellie Bunker and Mrs. Alice
Tracy, who have been i'll, are better.
John Tracy, who has employment in
Bar Harbor, spent the weekend at home.
Mrs. Sadie Butler and son Lawrence, OF
Franklin, visited Mrs. Eva Hammond last
week.
Mrs. Cora Pinkhsm and Harry Weeks,
OF Bangor, were weekend guests OF Mrs.
+. A. Hanna.
DIR. Russell BIaisdeli and wife, OF Kings
Park, ". Y, and Mrs. Lillian Stinson, OF
Seal Harbor, were guests OF relatives here
recently.
July Il. PHIBE.
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sURRY.

Mrs. Condor, of BrooksviIle, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Bernice Phillips.
Mrs. Ernest Casper and two children, of
Boston, are visiting relatives in town.
Frank Saunders and family have moved
from the Carter house TO the Ellington
house.
Frank Ellington and wife, Of Brewer,
visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. Bill
lington will remain for a few days with
Mr.. Biilington's mother.
July ID. ANON.
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WEST FREMONT.

Miss Rena Reed is attending summer
school at Castine.
I. Nelson Thurston, wife and sons Ray
mond and Robert, of Bangor, are visiting
Mrs. Thurston's mother, Mrs. Helen
Thayer.
Merrill Davis, wife and little daughter
Dorothy of Boston, arrived on the Fourth
to visit Mr.. Davis sister, Mrs. Crawford
Webster. MIR. Davis returned to his en-
ployment Sunday. Mrs. Davis and daugh-
ter will remain for longer visit.
JulyT. THEIMA.
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the blaze. Some furniture was burned.

the blaze. Some furniture was burned.
July s. n.
Mrs. Maggie Marshall and daughter, OF
Ellsworth, arc visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Hannah Heath and niece, Miss
Gladys ODER, Of Bangor, are acre Tor the
summer.
Mrs. Hannah Billings and daughter,
Mrs. Elmer b. Stanley. who have spent a
few weeks in Rockland. arrived home
Saturday.
Miss Luella r. Brown, Of Rockland, who
for several years bias been employed in
the postoffice and custom house In that
city. is spending the summer with her
grandmother, Mrs. G. ID. Sawyer.
July ii. N.
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ANON.
FREMONT.

Mr.. Howard is home for few days
Mrs. j.. A, Thurston and Ruth Wilson,
OF Portland, are visiting at Mrs. May
Rich's.
Mrs. Charles E. r. Stanley, who is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Leslie Rich,
was given surprise party Tuesday eve
ming by fourteen of her friends. pleas
ant time was spent in playing finch
Refreshments were served.
July7. KIN.
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OREA.

Miss Maade Stewart Is home for short
vacation.
George Baldwin, of Brooklyn, n. ", IL
guest Of A. G. Lufkin.
Miss Alma Stewart has gone to Hancock
Point. where she is employed at the Tar
ratine house.
Mrs: Walter Young, who has been Wis.,
iting her sister, Mrs. Clara Rogers, at Bel
fast, is home.
Joseph ID. Baker has returned to his
home at Charleston, after q short visit
with his school friend, Miss Alma Stewart.
July IL. 8.
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MARLBORO.

LEAF.

Rev. A. b. Hyde's family, OF Bangor, are
at their cottage.
Seth Hodgkins and wife, of Old Town,
are visiting at Colman Hodgkins'.
Mrs. Agnes Stanley, Of Wsltham, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. &. l.. Estey.
Ernest Hodgkins, wife and children, Of
Mattapan, Mass, are at Harlan Hodgkins'.
Mrs. Twombley and little son, who have
been boarding with Mrs. Flye, have re-
turned 10 Enfield.
Walter Thompson, wife and friends,
from Wsltham, Mass, came last week
in their automobile, to spend month
at their cottage here.
July Z. ARE.
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Are cured by Or. Hobson's Eczema Ointment,
which heals all skin eruptions. No matter
how long you have been troubled by itching,
burning or scaly skin humors, just put a
little Of that soothing antiseptic, DIR. Hob
sons Eczema Ointment. on the Sores and the
suffering stops instantly. Healing begins
practice and recommend 1t. Mr. AIlemsn, Of
Iittletown. Pa, sayss Had eczema on fore
head; DR.. Hobsonfs Eczema Ointment cured
II in two weeks Guaranteed to relieve or
money refunded. All druggists or By mail.
Price soc. pfeiffer Chemical Co., Philsdelphia
and st. Louis. e
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EAST FRANKLIN.

John U. Harrison is home from Har-
rington, hsying.
Raymond Blaisdell is employed at
Mort beast Hsrbor.
Misses Eva and Marcia Springer are
working at Seal Hsrbor.
Miss Harriet Biaisdell, who has been
teaching in Springfield, Mass, is home.
Mrs. Minnie Wentworth and daughter
Marion, a nd Miss Bulah Hooper, have
gone TO North beast Barbor to work.
July Z. b.
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EDEN.
PHOEBE

Ludolph Hodgkins left last week to go
yachting.
w. L. Alley and wife were in Ellsworth
last week visiting relatives.
Dallas Hodgkins was thrown from q
moving machine and injured quite badly
last week.
Mrs. Flora Alien and Mrs. Sadie Hunt
ley have gone to Flye's point, where they
have employment.
Mrs. c. c. Ladd, entertained the literary
club, OF Bar Harbor, last Friday. party
OF eighteen came in automobiles.
July II. V.
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MARIAVILLE.A
KIN.

irwin Carr is in poor health.
Miss Dewitt, of Brewer, is visiting rela-
tives here.
Henry Frost and family spent the week
end in Brewer.
Irving Carter, who has been employed
at Bar Harbor, is home.
The Jordan brothers, of Old Town, &C.
companied by their sister, were here on
an automobile trip Sunday.
JuIy IL s.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Henry Bryant, of Cores, is visiting
Mrs. Rebecca Bryant.
Winnie Bye, of Rocklsnd, Is visiting
Mrs Howard Pierce.
John r. Stanley and wife, OF Monteiio
Mass, are visiting here.
Lena Stanley and Mrs. Wallace Stinson
went to Swans Island Wednesday.
Alice Robbins, a teacher in Wellesley
college, is spending her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. }. Z. Robbins.
July 10. II.
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RID Your ChiIarsn Of worms.

You can change fretfui, ili-tempered chill
dren into healthy. happy youngsters, by rid
ding them Of worms. Tossing, rolling. grind
ing of teeth, crying out while asleep, accom-
pained with Intense thirst, pains in the
stomach and bowels, feverishnes and bad
breath, are symptoms that indicate worms.
Kickapoo Worm Killer, . pleAsAnt candy
loxenge, expels the worms, regulates the
bowels. restores your children 70 health and
happiness. Mrs. J. A. Brisbin, Of Elgfn, H.,
says: II have used Kiekapoo Worm Killer
worms. ~ould not be without f." Guar
anteed. All druggists, or by mail. Price 16c-
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szd s. Louis-