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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-23
Kjome and Lynne to Sell Out.

In the want column of this week S
Public Opinion an advertisement
will be found from Kjome & Lynne,
advertising their grocery flour and
feed business for sale. This firm has
always enjoyed fine business, and
their store, which is on the corner of
Washington and Main streets is al
ways a busy place. Both men wish
to retire and will make an attractive
price on their business to any buyer.
1t is a good opening aid fine oppor-
tunity for some one to get good es-
tablished business, and money
maker.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-23
Married i'm Bowman, n. ID.

The following from the Bowman,
N. ID. Pioneer concerning the mar
riage of Miss Marjorie Gallagher,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Gal
lagher, former Decorahians, will be
of interest to friends here:
On Tuesday, May Is. Mr.. Ing
valid NJ. Stutlien AID Miss Marjorie
Gallagher of Bowman, were united
in marriage, Rev. Charles Bacher
officiating. gEy,
Following the ceremony a dinner
was served at the Grand Central
Hotel, only the immediate relatives
of the contracting parties being
present.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Gallagher of the
Grand Central Hotel of Bowman,
and has grown up here. She receiv-
ed her education in the Bowman
schools graduating from the High
School last year, and for some time
at the Equity Cooperative store.
Mr.. Stutlien has been a resident
of Bowman for a number of years,
entering the employ of the First
National Bank of Bowman as a
bookkeeper. His rise in that insti-
tuition has been rapid AID he is now
assistant cashier.
These young people are general
favorites in Bowman and have a
large circle of friends who are glad
to know that they will remain with
us, and who wish them long life,
prosperity and happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stutlien will occ.
py the neat and comfortable hos
provided by Mr.. Stutlien for his
bride, in Sunnyside.
-O-
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-23

sold at anywhere from twice to three
times what it did when the war be-
gan, while everything else-ink,
rollers, rent, wages, type, metals,
gasoline, fuel-that goes into the
making of a newspaper has advanc-
ed in price in some measure.
This condition of holding to the
same prices cannot be continued for
long. The Chicago papers advanced
their subscription prices and their
sale price through newsdealers the
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-23

past week. Many other daily papers
have advanced their prices within the
past year. The country papers will
have to come up next, it appears, for
everything the newspaper man lives
on has advanced in price more rap
idly within the past few months than
it ever did before.
Right now is a good time to pay
your back dues and subscription
ahead before the raise is put into eff
| feet.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-23
SUBSCRIPTION NOT RAISED YET
The Newspaper Man Will Have to
DO it Before Long.

In almost every paper one picks
up will be found someone's adver-
tisement calling attention to some
commodity that has gone up in price,
as claimed, LESS than almost every
thing else" remarks the West I'm
ion Gazette. Few commodities are
advertised by anybody as not having
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-23
Advertised Letters.

The following letters remain at
the DEBORAH postoaice unclaimed:
Mr.. Nels Amundrud, Mrs. Anna
Buelow, Mr.. J. c. Kendrich, Mrs
Nettie u. Reese.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-23
Christian science Services.

Sunday service 10:45 a. m. Sun.
day school IL m. Wednesday evening
meetings p. m. Freeman building,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-23
BE A BOOSTER.

Do you know there's lots o. people
Settin round in every town.
Growlin' like a broody chicken,
Knockin' every good thing down
Don't you be that kind of cattle,
Cause they arn't no use on earth
You just be booster rooster,
Crow and boost for all you're
worth.
If you're town needs boostin', boost
'er,
Don't hold back, and wait to see
If some other feller's within
Sail right in, this country's free;
No ones got mortgage on it,
It's just yours as much as his,
If your town is short on boosters,
You get in the boostil' biz.
If things don't just seem to suit you
An the world seems kinder wrong
What's the matter with boostin',
Just to help the thing along:
Cause if things should stop a goin'
We'd be in sorry plight;
You just keep that horn a BLOWN.
Boost 'er up with all your might.
If you see some Teller tryin'
For to make some project go,
You can boost it up a trifle,
That's your cue to let him know
That you're not goin' to knock it.
Just because it amt your shout
But you're goin' to boost little,
Cause he's got 1.-THE best thing
out"
If you know some feller's failin's,
Just forget 'em, cause you know
That same feller's got some good
points,
>Them's the ones you want to show
Cast your loaves out On the waters
They'll come back" s a sayin
true,
Mebbe they will come back butter
ed
When some Teller boosts for YOU.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-23

Cash paid for eggs at Reum's
market. 18-tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28
" EST SULLIVAN.

Nelson Bunker has gone to yinsl Haven
T. work
Hszb school i. closed for q weeks
vaestfou.
Miss Nsriori= Springer is visiting in
Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Howard Martin OF Eas; Sullivan
Is the guest OF Mrs. Harvey Thomas
Miss Josephine Bunksr is home from
Brewer, ~here she has been teaching.
Armand Joy, Z. OF NJ, is sps0dirg .
week with bis parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
K. Joy.
Evans Young had the misfortune FriAy
to break his collar bone. He is At the Bar
Hsroor hospital for treatment.
Miss Beth and Master Boardman Hayey,
who have been visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Bragdon. in East Sullivan, returned home
Sunday.
March -. USE AMIE-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28

TWICE PROVEN

II you safer backachs, sleepiess nights
tired, dull Gays and distressing kicney
and bladder disorders, don't experiment.
Read this twice-toid testimony. Its Ellis
worth Falls ENTHUSIASTICALLY proven
Mrs. r. /. Moore, North ST., Ellsworth
Fails, says: ~ have used Doan's Kidney
Pills Oh and on for several years, y then
suffering from attacks Of backache and
other kroubies caused by my kidneys mot
doing their work right In the winter Of
1e00, after an opsfation. ! wss misers BILE
and didn't seem to regain my strength.
In 1904, was taken down With . severe
attack OF kidney trouble and the pain in
my back wss almost Undesirable. Doctor
treated me but didn't. help me and final
~ ! began asing Doanas Kidney PiiIs-
They brought almost immediate relief and
not only cured the backscbe but corrected
other signs Of kidney troubis and heipeo
in every way"
Mrs. Moore gave the above statement in
February 1o6 and on December 4, 1919,
She added: II think even more highly OF
Duan's Kidney Pills 70 day than . ben
hrst recommended them- The cure they
gave ne at that time has hesn permanent
Price Soc ct all Dealers Don't simply
ask for kidney remsdy-gst Doan's Kid
nsy P,Iis-the same that Mrs. Moore has
tuics pubiicly rscommesdsd. Poster
Miiburn Co, Props. Buffalo N. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28
No, | An NOT BOTHERED Now"
SlYS This BREWER jet. NII

NO. / haven't been bothered with my
old stomach ,rou BILE for some time. and
am eating and sleeping better" said o. J..
Harvey. carpenter. OF Brewer Junrtia On,
in . talk With the TsnlAc Man recentiy.
You kno~." be continued, II suffered
very badly from indigestion for several
mouths RICH, after eating would have
. distressed feeling. Ny food did not d.
gest bat soured and fermentsd instead
and caused gas and bioasing, gave ne .
bad taste in my mouth ana made me feel
dull and drovsy. didn't seem to be
getting any strength ut all from my food
II have taken raniac for two OF three
weeks and I certainly feel lot better.
Tanlac was recommended TO me and an
glad 1t was. The old distressed feeling
has DISAPPEARED and, just - saic.
haven't been bothered for some tiue.r
'.lt's not ~bst you eat. but VIA: you d.
gest that eounts," said the Tanisc Man.
Eating meal ought to be just hike put
ting money in the bank. Your food ought
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28

to pay you interest II 1t so1rs and ter
nents instead OF cisesting preperis, u
causes gas, nlos;ipg, pain Hsusea and
headache Then the appetite fails and
nervousness Gomez along. These iAlnss
lead finally TO the general rundown con-
ditinn from which literally millions a
American men and women are sHssfins'
They are mot really sick, like uaan VIE
typhoid. or pneumcra. OF gripps, GU
they are half sick and abs to 60 issn
work only about half ss well Is Il shoaia
b done. and TO enjoy life only Atoal Aai
- much ~ they ought 10 be able 10.
.Tsnise b designed to pat run-ooSn 1t'
and women back on the staroy sist 9
creating real digestion and assimilation
and 30 building strength"
TanlAc 10 being specially introduced ID
Ellsworth by e. g. moore in "e''
Franklin, g. 8. Scammon; North oaih'aD'
II. Robinson; Hancock, PamoA 1fsns'
Store, and there Is Tat &C agent ="
every Maine towp.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28

rehes and six bottles have entirely
cured ne. Al women who have female
trouble Of any kind Should Try LYDIA E
Psnkham's vegeeabAe Compound -
Mrs ETA DSoKsox, OrienxhurY. Wis
Physicians un3uCheessy csd thesr best,
hastl@d with this case steadily and cocd
Do 10 more, bot often tire noss scsenti6e
treatment IS surpassed by the medicinal
properties of the good Old fzshSo0e1
roots and herbs contained in LYDIA Z
Pinkhan's Vegetable Corpoucd
II any oompsscatscn exists il pays 10
write the LYDIA T. PSnkham Medicine
Co. Lyrn, MazA .for special free savie>
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28
KrrrxRy To cARlBou.

Csernsns 8 sSssson Of Greene. former
usss<r Of tAe Masn. SKATE grange. ~ss on
Saturday apposssed shairnan Of the board
Of szsss sssessn<s BY Cos. Miihksn- Ins
term 10 Tor SIX pears
Fire in tee HArio~ hasiefng Of the state
h1wpisal II AEgasta fass Tsarstsy evening
caused damage e<rimafe<fss slo.0n. With
no fnsurssce- All inmates ws-s renewed
TO ssssty ~ ske sfsszdaats and nsrses,
wAo worked eSsesentiy and cainiy.
Jehn Poor, ard svesfy-two y~ars. Of
0arksaals, H.. . p<issse in tbs coast
srszlery, wss shot white On seufyy cnfy
q Fort Williams Portland. early last
Tnzr~dsy noxning. snd died Taarsday
nsxas. Pcov hated t~o m<n. supposed
to be sps<s % plotters- Who ~ers pro~linx
near the t~esve-inea xuns- Az shey
surs~e 10 ran. one 1ret. the ballet taking
e.-cs in Poors fnigh- Ehs Dsn made
sseis escape.
Fire starting II the Cobb Berry block
and srr-s3fax to sne Wilson Wait. block
in RockAn1's oasinexs scctsoa Sunday
norai,x, csa&ed damage estimated 81
Close 70 ssaanon. Tee tenants Of the
sziidiaxs. Who net heavy loss>s- wsrr
Er-0cv. William r. COBB. market snd
xrocrrsss; Hntton-Tnstle Co, stasiooery,
Western Unioa Tessgraph Co; Knights OF
PyrhAs. ball, T. H. Rosa = Co. taiios,
W. p. yorrrus. druxxsss- TIA Tsorndske
soeei oceupasd the upper noce Of tss VIII
scu- W slfe block - m aanex- The so<si
lfs<if vss threatened
Details Of tbs murder OF Or. Z j.
Nrrra Of Bangor. IN Jseksoavlile, Fla, on
Mareh %, faro~ . dsasrent light On the
case. 1t appears thai Or. March bad
calsee al tss doae Of . aexro whose wife
had formerly worked - anntrcss for
him. to inquire the way 10 TIE house of .
negro undertaken who vas nexosssiinx
for the purchAse OF his suscrnohsie. when
The negro attacked him, airing fous shots,
all OF which took ea-cs- II 10 believed
robbery was shs motive, - Or. March wss
Supposed to nave considerable raosey with
aim The negro Bed when . crowd
quickly xsthered. and sas later arrested.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28

tsvss ef ssl kiss aaxers. BARRIERS, sst every
tA.sx sse csaac ssszA Of
A.sss-r sss4 fag7o-ss. ssa ise, ex@. .
Asnr s4rsax II a@x@rares. sieyxses xse ~Ae%s
cAazrs Ts< ss-~st<~~S rziE esze "a ta<
sfses up. sse ih~y 1r~s~a eae - toe ixrgs~s
hats fer it
Tse sAird Gag ax~r~s See. xss ss< grand
Seats sats~ .se yssses~~ - EVER e~ssrsr sies-
asd last, sas pae s~ass- ss~si log ssx rss~sses
villa y~tso. ssxses &S9 sszaers iesz>r~d
~voses fsr xez<a.- ss al sarsss that took
osss hser 70 pass
ose part fs.s ~az s<ry srs<-%xfizx 70 z7s-
vas tass s~osxirx "a large Grz e< road
contractors -ssst az csa-tar1e road azAehise
drawn ay axies- ts~@ e.ze at kids q
road -ssilaiax isaYae.~sss. sc-assrx carts.
oiIsnx naxcatas- e.eA ar.~a BY Aapasesss
pair Ct asse. srtssa - e~seres z4z
Last essae sa< Ea@4err rss-s xasceias er4wa
5y fear Esz es4 Aa9 sAes the aEss os tA< sru-
TAese .~re t.sssg faar pairs os ISLES
in tAe wAole display. ! aias's kzsw @zles
~efs ssea s2sGssz=e aziEzst<
Late in tsr sfteraSsa sA@ IsSf.ss Ser
NOES Enseresfsnx TAey wese ar SEED IL s<E-
iHsls esssza.eS 81 gag ea4css- sse .ozaea IN
fan skirts a1a ~Ai.ss sish ssrs ~ eas< user
tee sb@a Ae.rs- me ases - .ASrs tsascs-
10 the esesiRz cane sss bat esszssHl "a
the Jake. soaK prenesssea % beats Il al
sisss. eeeesxsse wssk sssizss a. .agan4ss las
ssrss and ssos; s-esai8faI IN tss GALE usoos-
nxa.- TAes there ~A. ESzg Srece~.sss 81
fsmes. s~TerAl A4adred CO.. PIES errss~3 te
represent ewsrytaisx ose eFes beard Ct
They GsA-eh<d sd eossser-marShe.. il frSSr
series Of fsssx dAnees-
los Of wezeer4si srsxorks seat H1
fron a ses~ noosezs Ia the taks. after wkieA
the sGn- asrshisers naa xii wao sisAed.
dances pssss late Aesr-
A aaa ~Ae BAG AtGes1e1 TIE xsFrs Gras ia
xsw oris1As tasa as tne serHia saa Dase<
sas really mach the better a th< tire
We zeal 20 rae eosHrs fair ege sorepoes.
TIE display u traits. soxsss xss Vegetables
~xs sery ase. bat the stock sAs~ ~as some
or seven pig. snss df1ats ss-os masa iske prime
winness ear Dortnera eyes
sThe .4sry ~ork exh Bat ~2s sxcslIent- oae
TnONl a1D&EA kErA AALy tAAAxs t4A3@t VI
bags shas are usaAuy discarded. soar szxs.
feed bags tes,aiiHsr bags etc There we're
aprons, p~Etieoass- nixaExo~as. saresa COW
ers. sesspsesd. rugs sad many osher asefal
ssinxs. and tsey looked we'll. too.
Aaosher iat~resinx booth had many
thtnxs. bosh usefsi Aad ornamentAi. made Of
native thirxs -cseoaaats. ccccA hhse- Erxsses.
shells aad pine neeaies- The baskets made Of
pine needles aac native wire grass we're
lovely. The whale exhibit vas Interesting.
~ IL showed the use Of common thiaxs-
There sAs q large and distressing exhibit
By the &c hoos cailerea. some really beautiful
pieces Of furnitsre from the manual train
ing esasses. and . large table Of preserves
jeilies. sewing. etc from the domestic science
cep&rtneSs- The eosorsd school II Deiray
had very epe exhibit in manual trAinin NJ
and domestic science. K Y T.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28
FREMONT.

- - ~ .,e. - -. -. -
There wii Dc pszesass meeting Oh soe
-. L D
Mr. and Mrs joe "oe<t<f rS<ofnec
Issrscss frosn Q frap 10 sSsion-
Mrs- Levi Raeh. vho ~ss injured by q
tai ca the sce r~c~atly, Is improving.
c.,s Irhn I...r h.. ~. y~~.es r.xev 10
s., =, yr,n.t,n Ia loso stone sor New
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28
NORTH HANCOCK.

Ira Coie~eI Is hauling hay TO Bar Har-
Dor.
H. N Stewart and z l. McKav we're
home from CALAIS Sunday.
Friends of Emerson Stewart gave him .
surprise Party recently. The ladies' fur
nished cake and COCOA.
Celia Foss, Christie Mckay, Madeline
Sabans and Leon Stewart, who spent their
vacation at their homes, have returned to
the Ella worth high school.
Mrs. Rose Youag OF Ellsworth visited
her sister, Mrs. J. n. Marshall, Last week.
Mrs. Young has sold her farm to
Howard Tracy Of Bar Harbor.
March 70. n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28

rns. e>auma - s~-us<x 10 ~ Grange ~
p<xs.zzy 10 sa< er.zxs> 81 H&sss~f seza-s-
Tas esaEma 10 sp~n - Al srsssers so We
.ssrssssez ef seSA<s - g<s<r.2 isssrs~s- sss
Ter reperts - sr~.xx @e<sznxx Aske sssf<rs
sHxrs sne cp<czss. a1a eaSuszsrszssss N $50
- ssrs<6- bat sanzes wsEz go be rrfnf<s az
cess ~ Y<~nss~sea Of tA< ~rss<r- Al csz-
m anAexzacss VIII be sGssees - ASPr~sA ~
tia ssasS-. bat z4sss ~K5 - rss<ss<& ~sssess
rrs3 rr&ssa-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28

Tse rsrrese. ss ssis eeazma are ssrrfss ,
s<zsess In se ssGss ans uoss@-iz b ssr se sGs Al
sss~Sx. kzse atzs - nssss2s ss.s seF~tsf'
3eszx fog - eszusss x>ss- 81 y ss~ sss cs1-
rsa xs~-a ruesse @rvssx- . % veger OF ts'
fsrzs<sc~ ss-s szxEesssoa-Irssss@@ ssr Fss Ii
s~r-nanr< ez ks<As- IN ssss cssscxy q s-sAseass
cu~rxmsrxz1sas xzss Szs szz-e=s- Sssr~mas sxrg~sg
ca ~ sxrFes. gives b Is tsss re-F~ss co@-
nxzsrarSz.s nzss e> ssxsea. sxz sss ssr< II
~vss-~ uss8 scs ~ s<sr s<-a sxess< eE sr-sssasss
Cs@wx.scz<Aeas rsla be szhy-rz svFrwzas 81
r~sexrsos ~ the sssssSr 81 sos esszms- ssG S~ss
~sE &c rssexzs-f wf4ss4s zep-e rzs@s~- asss~~s
AL nGw = = srxss1ze Ia
Tzx AwG&Ickx.
szk- ~arsa. Ne
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28
BAR HARBoR-

DR.. Elmer J. Morrison has enrolled in
the Q. 8 naval reserve, and has gone to
Portsmouth, to take the required examin-
alton. He will ask to BE- assigned to
service as once II 10 expected be will be
assigned 70 ~oek in connection with the
enrolling o03cs ct Bar Harbor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28

, <@A-1 AAS - 1A1~< =
|thr1gh my bsck
|sci Ekss- I finally
lost Al my ssrength
50 / bad 30 20 to
bed The doctor
x.~ise3 "a oper-
atsCn bat I wC1Ai
mot listen 70 IL |
|thccght Of what l
Rad read sbrutLy&
e Pinkham's veg~
table ConPuUDd AID
tyied IL The first
hfrie A<xxzrAe vr~nt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28

Sudden ehssges Of Temperature and ander-
wear bring spring colds with stated mp head.
sore throat ard general cold sym ptoms.
dose Of DR.. Kings New Discovery Il sure re-
lief; this happy combinations Of antiseptfc
baisAms cieafs the head. soothes the irFtslted
nembranes and what might have been . lis-
gering cold il broken up Don't stop treat
mens when relief il drss felt a. . half cured
cold 10 dangerous. TAke DR.. Kings New Dis
covery till your cold IL gone.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28

Tasere ia 80 LITTLE tksz sse szs &C.,
Bat sod scSr HrsA~ &c ssaSe-sszrs s~c,
AnG ~sex 2Ensssr szsds sss 20 SSrss
sSaw9y sse-eme@sA tie eorz VI sress pss~-s
Taxs Sos aaas r-c<s IN nzszas ssrste
To ssess ant srsxsss@ sAs sSs4 q ne
TSS Erss sssze zzyer% kn@~s- vs sSd
TAev~8s 80 nss-c& szlzsssssss BY s~ssr ktrsa-
Thss isss ur sss<Ie aD6 ye~r @se2 zsvs
BrSmx sre sasr-1s<r xsd GO ssey s~cS--
Oar sitzs< ed srss az acsssx silt
EsosxA szA esazy searzss 81.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28

Children suffering from worms are dan
and irritable, puny and weak. often grind
their teeth and cry out in sleep. beisg . con-
slant source OF worry 70 their parents Kick
in candy tablet form that children like TO
take Promptly effective, il Kills and re-
moves the worm from the system Irregular
appetite and bowel movement, lack Of inter
est In play are sure signs Of worms. Relieve
your child Of this burden At all drug
gists, 26c-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28

MARIA u. tine ball ~as thrvwn orsa and
large nG@h<- Of people rsfn<rea 70
lis.sa to Ce3aty Agent wc~c<n- Who gave
m 4nsersssaaT ie<zsrs ca boys snd gsrls'
esus~- Ta< younx p~epas are 9siss III
terr~ssc IN the ~oek- AID y % sorsd saas
ezse ar zorr sanos nay be sc<med-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28

pcsG let the sasy SAFER tr~Hs ecssna. sores
or aay itcAisx o< TIE ska DoAn's osssmsns
aives kns.sss relief. cares eatexly. Perfectly
safe fer ehEi6rxz- All erzxxis.s sssi tt.-Asss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28

Every mother knows and fears erozp. Mrs
r. NJ kAney. T. r. D. = Stanford, Ky, writes:
M y little girl lad croGp every sew night8.
begsn 20 giye aer Foleyss Honey Apd Tar and
that night she slept veil. never cosxhec any,
and the next day her cold vas gone" Re
iieves coughs sno coda Contaira no opiates-
-Aoore's Drug Store
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28

March n tse tAsr1 ana tcursh Sexre<s
we're ecaserred ca two cxr1a.ates Ih4
leexarex surssssec an interesting progrsn
and xaDes serx eaScy~c-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28

Al fb< lass ne<sinx the n<v hec<zrsr
prwseated Ene prcxr~r- q y. worcsn-
coansy agent, will lie here March =, In
the interest," Of e-oys' and xaris' elsb~ The
dooss vii be opsn~a to the p0oise sfter
c'eloek- All are welcome.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28

GRKXyW C0b, TX ExSz6EU0k-
Aeos; torty-fwo we're present 81 TIE
last meeting. Th~ third and fosytn de-
grees ~ers conferred ca one candidate
Tnar%zay. March -. Miss Haskell viii
organize . boys and girls club Tns p1n-
hs i. invited Refreshments viii BE- served.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28

March ~ aooas thirty ns4esrs ~es
prssxns- Thers ~as . sho<s proxrsm-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-03-28

Essi Bon~y 10 10 Of nes<ies.
Mssric~ Gray Of ssrxxzsvtlie i, vs.,,,-
his sistsr. Mrs- C.,xxins-
Charles Greats, who cot his foo.
cxnsiy. . mot yst sbis to york.
Nr.. Coxxins /. 81 hone from s,.
whers sne hes been vita Mrs. Percy -.
durinx Der iitness-
Miss Ines Common OF North Brooksviu.
!. 81 Calvin fonngs. Mrs. Yoanx r.
has heeo It'll . long tame. 10 falling r.n,a,.
Eversrd Yeupg weus to Ambsra -.
vesk to attend The funeral OF hss .a,-,-
ia~. Ar<y Grover. Who died at lewi.,on
His asuxkter Lacy accompanied H..
hone from Eiis~or;h Pals.
March - TR.~p
BIRCH HARsoa.
Fio%sfe Hancock has gone TO salliv.n IA
tsscn-
Basil Lindsey han shipped as deck hama
90 the steamer Seho<cic.
Lester Sargent has moved his tauilv IA
Winter Hxrhor.
J. y. Dosen and ~ife recsntly visi,sd a,
Go~en W aisAker's. Gouldsocro.
Mrs- Fred Crane and caushssr Psulip.
are whiting in Frsnklin-
Edgar Ric~ and wife OF ssonins,on
have returned hosre, after visit herv.
March H. c.
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Jzxs s5d TIE line la ssson there -
tccaghs In TIE lines TIE gre~ta OF
kindly -crss snc cesNss wsseh canzcs ssis
10 ssrenxfben also she tscxscs 81 TRENDS hip
fscv coed Il - OF car niecss ~eo ara
travelling IN ciasrr1s carts Of ctr enanfry
and enjoying 80 - any new tSings TO re-
zss-sa~r ss a. ,Aey Co Ease psesar-s and
o~scrspssa1s CT Exesassor srrIaxs. Mis-
soaxs- have ssss s01se 10 aasd tr~sas Aa7s
Soc aad hex s4=s&Bc- za. x Y. T. has
g5Tez ~ smother asESxaitGl ssstsr troca
FLORIDA Thanks 10 both
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-02
AVONDALE PARK MORE
 BEAUTIFUL THAN EVER
Popular Pcnics and Crowds Out Every All in Good Trim and Are the Delight of Thousands of
 Youngsters-Miss Fancy Is Big Favorte

Avondale park. in the full splendor of
 it's summer foliage, Is delighting its visi- tors more and more each day Under the efficient direction of the keeper, Day. ton Allen, the park is more beautiful than ever. The grounds have been re- arranged under his supervision, and new shrubs and flowers planted everywhere. They are all blooming nicely, and the en- tire park has become a riot of colorful pansies, cannas, goldenglow and sweet shrubs. The walks have been rolled,- a wall has been built to keep the mountain from washing, automobiles have been for bidden to drive around the park and many other improvements made.
 This park is becoming the most popu- lar picnic ground in Birmingham, and ev- cry day it is full of youngsters bent on having the time of their young lives. Often four or five picnics come out on the same. day. and large as the park is it Is almost congested. During the hot summer days the wading pond has be- come the favorite spot for recreation, and small boys and girls In all stages of dress and undress are splashing around