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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-12

.Tron Auetst Q, 1915. EMMA
HI.i4tiN daughter of the lete Rinard and
eIst stlmmei buriea i,s. IN H,93rhyWo9}osd yWo}s Gene
~ 'ssrAffzENB husband Of ifgihs ths
His as so yssrs. Relatives and friends. siso
.5bere Lodge, NO 100, ], o. Q. r., and
T,ssinistcn kranken ana stereekesse. are
rom his late reaIdenee, 3tO7 North
a' interment at Glenwood Cemetery.
fftiyA,SS : iel5 A. bRNiEPG BRaNi9ifEsPGoro5 g. sNGbtitA%Sn
ns Of Carrie o.. Sullivan aged "a years.
esI{es and frien6s are invited TO- attend
p's Z a,lii ap'SSrE1h csgEsh Noun, H6is i'f St $50 y
W., III iDi5 GEORGE j.. VANDEGRtFT.
ssiiyss and iriff9as o. the Cd family also Pct,
sfranizations Of which he was mem
s.. are inylted 70 attend the funeral sery..
fs'' ga residence, 2i4 Nippon st.. Allen
sse dermantown. 81 C9gniyssyanees giy si VII meet
Aiitn Lane station. 1hterment at west
t44,tei Aill Cemetery. -
HefffsRs. husband Of sallle Walters tnee
ulii.t4ar1 AGED 10 years. Funeral and In
tgs ssryi5bss ssorb pa S1 FfSaMy WI al A0p m Seme-
1tAeRa- --At the residsnoe Of her son-in-
ese HARRY CLINE. E..r11,, Llssnereh terrace,
Alsns55ifsR NARY. widow OF James Waters,
~ ~ Years. Funeral services at the
EM et ihe Good shepherd. Rosemont. Pa,
s,tqgaay az ceSstsrS iSaS e. Remains mag Ss S
R,s9s On Friday, from.s TO p. m.
.is4I AMs.--on August 9, 1915, JOSEPH
Hlh'ensband Of Marion. s. Williams lnee
,safaj. que notice q the funeral will be
slyon from ~ nS 'a'e 80 N"S' suS-
aS,oASSssnal SS'l August 10, 1915. TERRENCE
H. wy Woods. Relatives and friends. also
ess rofnnEo Council 40. 2a9 x. Of C,;
AFcng Catholic Phllo. Literary lnsti-
o,. s,. PAtrlck's Literary Institute, Phlla-
ha Ledge q 70 WHICH ne " Mas E and meSbsr SisSr
q. lnvitsd to attend the funeral, on satur-
iIs 'norning, at $3.50 o'clock, from his late
es,ispee 1906 Chrigtian at; Solemn High
NJ hs,s q fntermcnt at Holy Cross Cemetery.
sgk bfaditspl{ bETa %l{e Of David % Gpsu'S T. York X
pls,,,vss and friends are invited TO attend
Ss funeral services, on 5Id9 5SISdn9day, st a. boE RI M
iilnlTseht at Arlington Cemetery. Autonio-
NM IVA sss.o y ANNA VAN GLIDER YOUNG,
hyylSss OF A. Townsend Young, died at Allan
Siis%Err Si% AIsusf J.. on On Friday, August Ia II. "
5Ss7 RRSGXFrdsss RGXr ss Se sh AqsScft y SSsr5 IL
wv l.l2foss, OF Dover, nel. Funeral on sat
gssy' gy a aipternont Ro IT, at Lakeside Cemetery,
Eesysa5s,fAN.--on August 10. 1915. CHRIS
AlI1IN husband Of Catharne Zlzelman. Fu-
l,fs, to which relatives and friends, are
iiaea o'olock, from his late residence, 90 Nc
IA ~ Interment at Fernwood Cemetery
tsspds may call Friday evening after 9
ssock Automobile service.
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Mrs Timizins was taking her son
70 school FOR the frat time, and, after
impresslns the schoelmaster with the
necessity of his having a thorough
education. finished % 81 SAYING;
"And hs s4re - learns Lapn.
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But my dear madaln.' said tae
schoolmasier. Latin IS dead ian-
guasa
"AH eight" ala AIRS Ilms.ns
eheH aant it lies seIls % - aa
unaeaIakef '-irhe alhefulel
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Wisdom

Sometimes" said Uncle Eben, "a
man gifts de reputation of beln' terri
bic Industrious when he's only fid-
"-Exohange,
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NORRIS. 1S1S-LaTse 3d-hoor front or %
water heati ptlvhte family: porehi phone.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIE

c,Ir,,r a ,1T,r,z7e, ,Ir !, ,Tr,1,r, ZT.T1
oII y "a A1totSHo w aN tL1D--n ahG
| ACCOUNTANTS expert broad exp seeks en-
gagements Of indus, and financial organlza-
tons; costs, periodical Statements, interim
siiS :, SEySs HsHs; - 80,
ACSOUNIh5mI. u, II Al expert wants POSI-
ACCOUNTANT, exp, desires position with re-
liable house, reference: 435 Ledger othce,
1' Wants pos. pos with contraetoT. ISi. Led. on
| ASsEMBLER on automobiles and sheet metal
straghtener wishes position. E. l.. j., 245i
6ooKKEBPER, knowledge OF auditing and
acconnting, also stenogrnpher and typewriter;
aged "a. married. can take charge OF set Of
highest references as Ledger Office.
BooKKEEPER, Thoroughly exp, will audit
accounts, open. close and write up books. day
Or evening 99a 5 ssEas 5S LsassE 9!@Is y;
present position, desires change tte inside Or
outside nos. with opportunity. 7 4zsl Lea. OIL.
BooKKEEPER thoroughly exp. with modern
methods; accurate and reliable. s4s, Ledger
Central.
GHAUFFEUR;, single American, 5 years
private experience on high-grade cars do own
best reference. J 952, Ledger Central. .
single sgeaSs dasiSh On m 6Ts1b aaa SeT
cHAiIFFETTR, swedish wishes position; ex-
peIlepBCsu SE' E53 M ~ rGsit' Git's'"s' A'' +sN
81 4 TTIEEElTTI{ and eXn- mechanic: can travel
ar,,,vybare, hest ref j s55 Ledger Central
5zqi Ii5EEEiTp ana bo1ssn,an5 coIorsd5 Gan
SmaEa reSSirs. reference, M an Led on
lllahe LSgall9. tStSt S"-S. - -, Ss. -
CLERK ana typist-6 years experience IN gen
eral olhee work. : eSo. Leuser cent a. a.
FOREMAN on metal furniture constFnetlon
Rd SiN ns ShSs' Gf handle Sl 40 ana FURNISH he
5ssi - =. <, .,;abi,! R,ria1,o5-
GAhlIE.' lLn , ll,,t 'gSi ,ii, liz SSss{ "A
pressnt eIPlol q so I, go So y,s potSa,roeb
aIssa y. I,aHSI, ,9-l- IsishS y - = -
GARDENEH ana mali fsmiIy "
GENTLEMAN willing to travel or take agency
IN country where sPanlsH or or DsIig L,arits = aiB
ydssr ySals offIee 's'''o ~
az T5fi1TE MALE NURSE private or insEI-
H4RbWoo6 aisf755 OBJ 0oF expert wants laying scrap;
Walnut. Locust ssI9, -
Pho1B PhsoSl Sas lFssItieuisSs ls5 Ledger onise.
s5I-Y,sHS ~ HIGH GRADE AND Sue
SALEsAl,ANt nj ttyyI5 pSSITf0y. anon GEM
SElSSf qljI11l ~ 1S5AhP. itTSs t8fsfN sELTiNa
LLSBIE VIM 0F YRS. j 0l7 LED CENT,
z..,,s,,.,5 t-sysIipp ranrasantative. NJ y.
rAlsh75 759,i4itss'' No. II UFhtinE Axtures has good
.,, l09gl@- -. - ., ,.,,. !, -. =.
eTes position as salesman with progressive
Concern: three years expeHeneei own eaF,
ySIsg,5E ss55IsI ET-z555v man. 80 years 5ia;
Years With present employer n 6nysGg ana
selling capeSnS Ssr Sfaca
sHIPPER AND PACKER, ,szpeTispesd. can
s4ENoGR APHER. quick, accurate. hard
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MAoHINERY ANp TOOLS
sToRAan

second Hand Pipe supply, 1908 n fth.
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JUST THE ROOM YOU WANT
Can very likely be located IN few minutes
tons OF rgonis with and without board which
are on file for your inspection at Ledger
Central. An interior photograph and an
hwera to every question YOU would ask u
services test II.
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PINE, sOp-1dtal bachelor quarters. furnished
single, double, private baths also suite, ac-
corn 1. redMcnd rALaH 10 nerlnAnent lenant.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-12

OCEAN CITY. N. j.. Hotel Henry--Home COM
forts, bountltul table SO up; board and room.
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BROAD, NJ. is2o-Niceiy furnished rooms hot,
cold water every toom; phone genuemen.
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MN rSohia sInsie 81 81 sa s,lts Loeast fai.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

MLILBouREp sroRAeE CO, 22 N Sgd
Belmont ts2g. carpeNh aleaned. west t2I.
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sPRUcb ST, i1l5-2d-noor ttontj leauilfully
furnished running water, elec. llght. phone.
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GREEN t62e--2 large rooms. running water
gas ranRei eorhpletsly futn.i hkpg.i also par
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Billiard pool, combination, 2d-hend bought,
sold. rented, exchd. Reafer, 92e Girard ave.
cAEAP-.New Ryan safe (22SaSS3s outside.
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lbTH. S. 42o-slnEle or double rooms with or
/ Phone Inrmet An2n. " -
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Sensliore

a5R SSS poo PSass dsrooE 3fgssSSGs gsS
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BOARDING

ARCH 1G12-Newly furn.: running water all
rootns bath nieals served; phone.
BROAD, s., TTU (Thc Graham)-Cool Rttrae.
front room suitable for two furnished, with
board; refs. exchanged. Belmont 1923 y.
SAMSON, 62It-C Cheerful, fur. rm., gentlemen:
refined surroundings; excellent tablet phone.
SPRUCE. iO2s s.30-2d-fo room southern ex-
posure; choice table board. Walnut I265 W.
SPRUCE, 1224-2e tBrlFmonde)-Fur rooms;
single, en- suite; private baths table board.
WALNUT, 453l-2d-ioor rooms, with board;
near Il southern exposure; refs. e1ehaRgCc.
10TH N. s2 = DeliEhtful vacancies; porch
lawnl except table; near l.. Barring zoos w.
sPRUCELYN--305 South fist ST. Miss S. NJ.
HANLEY, formerly OF Chestnut 81.
NICELY -FURNIsHED front room for two,
with board; convenient 10 Goth md Market
sts. elevated. Phone. belmont l03I D.
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SPRUCE. 2o2R-Attreetiyely furh. suite, two
rooms aud private bath sum Latesi phsns.
WALNUT, 1i20-Nsw. two rooms and bath.
second floor: moderate rent. Apply Harry
Hoizhauer. l12O Walnut at
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oSdgSISaNAn SdgSSNAnp EBAAEBBEgMR. AEB M.AsSRR AsSR Ia I4gIss gs..
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APARTMENTS

vACANCIEs-GooD TABLE; TERMS RBA-
soNABLE. NJ. b. DoHAN, WAWA, PA.
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sfthoGRAPHERS STENoGRAPHERsI
.sTENOGRAPHERSiIl
1nfip 70 an increasing demand for first
80 experienced girls. II you are not
YOU are seeking good one. either
.lNAneat or temporary, see Miss Dean,
t1I central at onee-Hhe will help
IN Win your ad. and put you in touch
80 1000 position. The same COURT
extended to experienced book
Ahd clerks. THIS is A FREE
tleh TO LEDGER ADvERTIS-
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SPRUCE. 1ii1-Two well.turh. front rms, sin.
ale OF communicating. Malnnt 1i1e w.
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CLEANING AND DYE1Na

CLEANING AND DYE1Na
oSIsSlSssAn 5IEsSSssAnp FBAAEEBBEsMsA AEEBB sMsArASSR ,S gS..
DREssMAK1Ne AND MILLINERY
HEMsTITcHINq, 10 cents yard, Al materials
r1cToRi2L@ ! hEvtEW Z P3ir1fSsRRNssr i1SR sr'
DRBssMAKINo taught; short, prac course
Maebowell, soi bsneRis Bldg, Ii & Market.
FOR SALE
BILLIARD. pool, combination. 2d.bend bought
sold, rented, exchd Reafer. 92e Girard ave
cAEAP--.New Ryan safe t22S9SN3S outside
Royal, ll26 Vine
MACHINERY AND TOOLS
PIPE bought and sold; All sizes phIiadslphls
second Hand Pipe supply, 1908 N. TN.
STORAGE
ML1.LBoUREn sToRAeE CO, 2a N. s9d.
Belmont ts2S. carpets cleaned West t21.
ROOMS FOR RENT
JUST THE Room you WANT
Can very likely be located ID a few minutes
ous q ssas Va Wih ana sWSs, fsS bSatS
are on hle for your inspeotlon at Ledger
swsfs 10 Every SIsStiohP P"SsS YOU Would ssk z
here 20 y2u, can decide intsilissntiyi free
BROAD. NJ. is2o-Nlcely furnished roems; hot,
cold water every teom phone gentlemen.
CHESTNUT. tsOa-Large and small attractlyely
iurn rooms, sinsle OF en- suite Locust Isl.
GREEN, t52e--2 large rooms running water;
sas range; completely fgtn.i hhpE.i also par,
NORRIS. 1s1s-Larse sd-noor front or ID
front com. furn. rooms. adjoining bath hot
water heat private family porch phone
PINE s0p-1dtaI bachelor quarters. furnished
single, DOUBLE private baths; also suite ac-
com. !: reduced rates 70 permanent tenant.
SPRUCE ST., itt5-2d-n6or front; beautifully
furnished runnins water, elee lght. phone.
SPRUCE. 11t7--Two wen.turh. front rms, sin.
gle or communicating Walnut ll1e w.
SPRUCE. 2o2R-Attraetiyeiy furn. suite: two
rooms aud private bath sum Latesi ghsns.
WALNUT, 1l2o-New two rooms and bath.
second floor: moderate rent. Apply Harry
Hoshauer, l12o Walnut 81
18TH. S.. .iRo-slnElr or double rooms. with or
without bath: prefer nbs nisn or business women.
| 18TH ST.. N, l1a2--Large, cool 2d.Hoer rooms,
Diamond 54Bl W.
iTTH, ". iI9p--Well-furn. bachelor art pTi.
wtte porehi other vacancies, Poplar 42Ib W.
PATH, n, f7fs-Large, eomtortabis room, fur.
nishec or unfurnlshedi convenient TO cars
Diamond 3O7T A. Photo at Ledger Central.
bath beautifully furnished; exclusive Sec
ton West Phlla. Preston 226l j.
52d and sansom- Furnished
WEST BRANCH rooms; men only; meals;
comforts Of home, Phone bel
mont 46SL Key West $50.
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COUNTRY BoARDERs WANTED
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BusINEss ofFohlUNIIII

---,.,5 and sore fof accessories ana ma
aAea'S lie Shop foF rest q pa5taSii5z 5lis ~
Iii hold IS care nf.' ealian. oNnsr.
aanlneranlR. a
taa3 f.iIls a.aaaelna and financing ir4na-
lrisl business. 2sa -f
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DREssMAKINa AND M1I1tNERY
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ron SALE

EseBsRs Sc bsnsss bqsR iBs956 B5s SsqEsi qs;
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

aEkQ0RAPHER and bookkeeper-Experi
Hsd double entry bookkeeper and stenog-
HfAfFi no applications considered without
latEsnees. NJ 24s, Ledger Central.
sl.soGRAPHER. experienced. quick and ac-
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18TH ST. N. lTS2--Large, cool floor rooms,
[urnithed unfuEnlshed; private family. Phone
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HEMsrIrCfiINq, 10 cents yard Al materiaiI
A. HEICHARD, lib CHEBTNUT ST,
rICTORtAL RENIEM RATrERMa
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AUToMoBILEs

AUTo LIVERY AND eARAaEs
- HiRE. LIMOUSINE M t@uNi'Ne
= ~ PHONE TIodA $50 y,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-08-11
TINE eKxsAss AND cArHxnrsr HILL.

THE oEKSAss AND cArHERfSE HILL.
Hancock county people who were in
elined to SCOT at the idea that the Germans
had their eyrs on the molly bdenite deposit
at Catherine hill, on the Cberryfieid road,
ss told in THE AMERICAN a few weeks
ago, may be interested TO know how
nearly they came 20 getting their hands
as ~elI ss their eye. upon 1t. rhey missed
II by only sbou, 200 feet.
&. Ney Holman, the mineralogisi-a
former Ellsworth man, by the way
foilo~t ting out DEDUCTIONS drawn from &C.
currences OF the mineral at Long island, in
Bfuehiil bay. and st Cooper, seventy miles
mort beast in Washington county, looked
TOR and found, at Catherine hill. the main
deposit which be knew must rxis, between
those two points. Having found the de-
po-lt, and without the precautio OF pro-
curing an option upon u, bclievine he
knew the owner. with whom he already
held property in common. did q little ex-
piorAtive Operating. and then went of to
New York with samples for thorough
tests.
During bis sbsence, man whom be
had hired n a laborer, thinking he had
located fortune, tipped or the ind
to some mining men. and when Holmsa
returned he found that the mineral rights
Of the land ON which be supposed he bad
located the deposit bad been sold to these
men.
Visiting Catherine hill sssin for the
pcrpo>e OF putting a stop to work which
he had ordered done, he learned that the
deposit he had opened Was not ON the
land purchased from under him. bui on
isno owned by other parties, the line
PASSING only about 30 feet from the
place he had been operating. He pur-
chased the land, i,so acres OF It. before
the men who thought they had got
sbesd OF hum discovered their mistake.
To make long story snort, the land
purchased by these men Is nov owned by
Germans; II IL believed To be controlled
BY the bag German gun makers. the
krupp-. They missed by iart 30 feet get
ting possession of the main deposit,
which j. owned ny Mr.. Holman. Very
German side OF the line.
Mr.. Holman is just now having q work
ing survey made Of HE tract. which Ger
man Interests have tried to get possession
Of OF course all they could do st present
would be 10 suppress operations, and keep
the much-desired mineral out Of the hands
Of the allies.
incidentally. Mr.. Holman is nos busy
At Biuehili developing the long-sban-
doned Manganese mine. smother mineral
much IN demand for hardening and
demagnetizing steel. II IL nearly forty
years since operations were discontinued
there. and the last cargo Of manganese
shipped to the katahdin iron Works. AT
present foreign manganese is quoted al
si56 Q ton.
Mr.. Holman had an option on this
property several years ago, but allowed II
to expire. Last spring the United states
Steel Corporation secured q lease, vita
right to operate and purchase II desired.
The lease expired Aug. 1, and Mr..
Holm n ar m M ne fra hrl.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-08-11
Counterfeiters Busy In Maine.


II appears that Maine is the stamping
ground OF . number OF counterfeiters.
Several have already been apprehended.
Warnings have been issued in Maine
cities to be on the lookout for q counter
felt t6 bill. Search for the maker Of the
bills has been taken part in by eighty
secret service men.
The bill 10 OF the series bearing ON its
face the portrait Of an indian. There are
three distinguishing features on the OBJ
verse of the counterfeit bill. At the left,
the scroll OF the up" does not touch the
''F'' Of the Yord ave. There 10 . white
spot ~ the left Of head, and the fine hairs
ct the right OF the head are omitted.
When the bill II old the only sure test
10 measurement Of the printing ON the
reverse OF the bill. From end TO end IL IL
. quarter Of an inch longer than on the
genuine bill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-08-11
xlp-suxAEn caor Report.

Weather conditions have been 40 Hd-
verse for crop growth this season. that
practically all crops are below normal for
this time OF year. Not more than 10 par
cent OF the hay has been cut, aud large
part OF that already harvested Is in sue b
poor condition as TO be almost valueless
Tor fodder. Yields on old fields have been
practically nothing. in many cases the
grass not being worth cutting, but fields
OF recent seeding, and especially last
seasons seeding, have Yielded very we'll.
ranging between two and three tons per
acre.
Grain got 9 very good start. although
large part was put In rather late, bat con-
uDusl wet weather has made IL lodge
badly, in many places entire fields being
dat. Much OF this will have to be turned
into hay, yet ssmaeh better feed could be
obtained and much labor saved II this
lodged grain could be cut and run into 3
slio for ensiage. Care SHOULD OF course
be taken to wet IL down, pack tightly and
cover in the usual manner. A great deal
OF smut is in evidence, because in most
cases the formaidehyde treatment was not
given the seed. Where seed was properly
treated, no smut is present, and O decided
iy increased yield will be obtained.
The bean crop has probably suffered
more than any other, and spring plant
ingx were heavy. Considerable rust il
showing, and unless better weather soon
prevails, yields wiii be low.
While there Was noticeable decrease in
the potsto plantinks, the usual acreage
being replaced by beans and grain, the
crop NJ q whole 10 looking very we'll
Continued wet weather has made 1t. abb
solutely impossible to properly cultivate
all crops, and some potatoes have received
but one cuttivating and hosipg since
planting. Rust or blight, both early and
late, is getting quite hold, and in some
places the tops are entirely dead, with the
tubers no more than set. Continued
spraying is the only thing that will save
acres not already affected. The potato
men will surely have to fight this season
to save the crop from ruin.
The corn crop is very backward, due TO
80 much cold weather. Bush fruits show
Q Low yield on account OF heavy winter
killing last winter and spring. The
strawberry crop has been rather below
normal. While apples set heav Willy in most
orchards, the last frost did much damage,
and present indications are that the hsr-
vest will be light.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-08-11

country than All other diseases put together.
and until the last few years was supposed TO
be fucarAble For great many years doctors
local remedies, And By constantly failing to
cure With local Treatment, pronou need IL In
curable- science has proven Catarrh to be .
constitutional treatment Halls Cstarrh
Cure. manufactured By v. J. Shepey q Co.
Toledo. Ohio, 40 the only Constitutional cure
on the nArket- Il 10 taken internally. II
acts directly ON the blood aud mucous sar-
faces Of the systeE. They oGer one hundred
dollars for any case u fails &c care Send for
circulars and t<stimon iAls-
Address: y. ,. CHENEY 4 co.. Toledo. o.
sold BY Druggists. fte.
Take HailS Family Pills for constipstion-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-08-11
Eastern Maine state Fair.

The big fair of eastern Maine. at Ban
gor, will take place Aug. "a to q. The
association announces q big bill, with
something doing every minute.
Among the crow d-dra wing attractions,
in addition to the fine horse racing card,
there will be seropisne fights "Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons. balloon ascen-
sion and parachute jump each day, .
motorcycles race Friday, and lively md
way all the time.
During recent years the night featu res
have been gradually enlarged upon, and
this year will be OF more importance than
ever. The fireworks display will be I ~ most
elaborate ever shown in Bangor, and will
be q spectacular piece depicting the de-
struction OF the great forts OF Lisge, Bel
GUM.
Tuesday will be children's day at the
fair; Wednesday, governors day, when
the governor and his official family will
attend lThursday, merchants day, with
special attractions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-08-11

Senator NJ. ID. Chatto, OF South
Brooksville, will be a candidate for
reelection to the State Senate from
Hancock county. Senator Chstto
was in Ellsworth on business sstur-
day, and when questioned by THE
AMERICAN editor regarding a rumor
that he would not be a candidate for
reelection, said that there were no
grounds for the report. On the con-
trary, he says he has every intention
of being a candidate. and while he
had not yet formally announced him
self, will do so at the proper time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-08-11
Home Economics Meetings.

The extension division OF the college Of
agriculture, orono, announces that II Is
prepared to all q limited number OF home
economics engagements during August
Speakers will be sent free OF charge TO
oranges. wofnen's clubs, etc, In as far as
workers and funds will permit.
All applications should be sent in at
once In order 20 allow time to complete
arrangements. Requests will be oiled In
the order OF their receipt.
Some OF the subjects which can be
treated are: The Household Budget,
Efficiency In the Kitchen. The School
Lunch Boz, Diet and Disease, Soups,
Negctk bles.