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WARTIME VEGETABLES.

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NEWS
PROSPECT HARBoR.

Fh(0FECI hAhbON.
Norman shaw 10 home awaiting call to
the colors.
Mrs. Amelia B. Mcfarland Of Hancock
Point has been guest at L. r. Coles.
Mr.. and Mfs. Hunter OF Rockiand were
week lend guests OF u. W. Bridges.
Mrs Joan Wakefield OF Bar Harbor 10
with her son, r. L. Wakefield.
John q. Allen Of Winthrop, Mass, was
. guest OF janice Gillanders at L. p. Coles
Tuesday.
Waldo Wakefield has returned from
Columbia Fsiis, where be has been en-
played.
Mrs. J. T. Main left Saturday fo- Rock
land en- route to Jackson, Mich, where
sbs expects TO spend the winter.
Clarence b. colsell has arrived bon .
from Hebron sanatoriun,, heing sun
GENTLY improved to take the cure a.
home.
The w. r. Bruccs entertained Wednes-
day for Mrs. Lovcjoy and son, OF Yves,
Gouldsboro. Miss Grace T. Moore OF
Brooklyn, N. ", vas also 10 the party.
Sept. ~. {.
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LAMoINE.

Ralph Ho,t Of Ontario, Can, has joined
his v lie here.
Mrs. Alice Reynolds and family have
moved to Everett, Mass.
Elmer King and wife OF Boston are
wiring al his old home.
Mrs. sumner Foster and daughter
Helen have returned TO Caribou.
Mr.. uoosins and family are occupy inx
the house left yaecn, By Mrs. Alice
Reynolds.
Capt. Fred Hodgkins is at home from
Northeast Hsrbor. where he has spent
the summer IN tse yacht Zamiei.
A drama given by Bangor talent, viii
be presented at the grange hall Friday
evening Tor the bennl oil the grange. A
dance viii follow.
Sept. ~. RI.
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home from Bar Hartor, Is now VIII. :. :
aunt, Mrs. Judith KistredEe.
Miss Muriel Trip has son. ).
Eastorcok to teach her first school n.
many friends wish her success. (
The property OF &. l. higgins ha, h.,
purchased by the L. A. .oa,s,s
Bar Hsrbor for tho family q, ~ ~
William Lurvey. sse
Mrs. c. NJ. Rich spent a few dsvs Ia.
week With friends in Rangor. NJ
Rich won fir-' prize on her collection !,
canned vese ables at Eden fair.
sept. g. ~
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Mutual Benefit Column.
xpIrnp nj ".uxr nADeK".
Il. Motto. .Helpful and Hopsfal."

The purposes Of THE column are succine
stated In the title and motto-it 10 for the mutual
oeneHt, and aims to be helpful and hopefali
Being for the common good. Il IL for the com
mon use--a public servant. . parveyor Of tn
formation and suggestion. medium for the In
terchange OF ideas IL this capacity u soiscits
communications. and lie success depends largely
on the support given 1t In this respecs Com
municatieBs must be signed. but the name OF
writer win no. be printed except ey permission
Communications viii be subject 70 approval or
rejection by the editor OF the column. but none
will pc rejected without good reason. Address
all communications
THE AMERICAS.
Ellsworth. Me-
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PASS THE BALL.

PASS THE BALL
Pass the ball,
Let the other fellow kick.
Pass the ball and do it quick,
Play tosether-no one msa
Ever won q game, or can;
Work together--that's the way,
Keep your temper while you play,
Pass the bali.
Pass the ball,
Never mind about your luck,
show little manly pluck.
Make goal or try your best,
Each man playing With the rest.
II you win, the trophy's won;
II you lose, you've had the fan.
Pass the ball.
Pass the ball
In the play OF life. the same.
Bound to others N the game.
No man living all alone,
Each is part Of every one;
Grit aud pluck and fair play here
Win the trophies, never fear,
Pass the ball.
Mrs. A. l. s.
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among the &ranstrs.

This column IL devoted 10 the Grange, e.
peciaily to the oranges Of Hapccck county.
The column 10 open 10 all gransers for the
discussion of topics Of general interest. and
tor reports of grange meetings. Make letters
short and concise. Aii.communicssicns mast
be signed, but names will not be printed ex-
cept by permission Of the writer. All COM
ma nicat&cns will be subject to approval BY
the editor, but none will be rejected without
good rcasan.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-09-26

bic Compound for
Inflammation an d
other weaknesses. /
was very irregular
and would have ter
rible pains % that /
could hardly take .
step. s. metimes !
would be 20 misera-
bic that / could not
sweep q room. I
doctored part Of the
time but felt NO
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Lacked Capacity.


II the bowels are not working regularly. I'M
digerted food In the stomach may set up .
CONDITION Of autc-insoxtcafion and poIlufe
the whole system With poisons In the blood
stream. Foley Cathartic Tablets keep the
bowels open and regular. the liver \ g i've and
the stomach sweet. They cause no pain,
nausea or gripping. They relieve indiges-
Ion. sick hsadacae, biliousness, sour
stomach bad breath or other conditions
caused by elogged bowels.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-09-26

JOINT GRANGE MEETING POSTPONED.
The joint meeting of Hancock Pomona
and Green Mountain POMONA which ~ss
to have been held at Ellsworth, Saturday,
sept. =, has been postponed until further
notice.
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sat. Remedy for children.

Every parent is. or should be, careful in
giving medicine to children. Chas baker.
brownsvisie, Tex, writes: "for come years
past ! have used Foieys Honey and Tar aad
have found IL especially efficient for bad
coughs Of MY children. always recommend
il to my frie ads as safe remedy for children
as 1t contains no opiates. My wife would not
think Of using say other kind of cough
medicine IS il Is certsip 10 bring quick aud
lasting relief" IL checks Group
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-09-26

! hope other readers OF the column
will profit by winisred's example. You
see knew she had several years old
resolutions on nd that she would write
and become = full nedged NJ. b., so we
can now welcome the third arrival OF the
column.
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scKxIc. So. wAIrHAM.

Sept. p, after business, a program. WAS
enjoyed. Oct. 5, the sisters will furnish
tue program, and the brothers will
furnish treat. All sisters, tho do not
furnish something for the program will
have TO help pay for the treat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-09-26

Wn-neh ssttswb~f- soss*s tftn -.arey
3 soie t.p.s..is he. fh, u4 = a pains. Ss
y fefsjeg gsuss les ~ t tsll44s Rss a. a.
rep ihcse no .ns3sf he dic ths 81
Eilas 3 Sc Az. stoaE FAIRS, y. - wfstrs
II feel saf. " psy ore ~; hssrH a. ss@ wti
give fales kidnsx Pills a iait utA they ~t4
DE sepaiS Tor thstt sofk }, seems tu@ Iish I.
neglect an attna.ns when there ia sach y
remedy TO BE- lad" They cprfcet ola lsis
at % = ~ res. st4r
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xxw cxyruRY. ass, pxpHAx.

seed Saving" was the topic of interest
Sept. 2, covering the met hods OF selecting
storing. the vitality, purity and testing OF
seeds, and The necessity in the present
situation OF conserving seeds for use
another season. Other numbers were
recitations aud vocal roios BY Maine
Colby; story, Maurice Miller; reading,
John Cowing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-09-26

HARvKsr HOME. 400, wRsr ELLswosrs.
Meetings are again held weekly, after .
recess during the baying season. Sept. Is.
there was ANAL attendance. A short
program was rendered. CAKE and coffee
were served.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-09-26

Sept. 2. one candidate was instructed
In the FIRST and second degrees. The first
and second degrees will be given Sept. y
and the third and fourth on Oct. 9. Cake
and coffee will be served.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-09-26

Sept. Is, forty-one members and four
visitors were present. The fourth pro-
gram in the contest vas presented. A
score OF 80 points was made.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-09-26

preciated very much Aunt Msdge's thought
fulness in inviting me. wiSIrRxD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-09-26

sCHoopic. j1l, FRANKLIN.
Sept. %, after business. a roIi-call Was
held mem bers responding with quotations.
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advertisements.
NOTICE TO
SICK WOMEN
Positive Proof That Lydia
E Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Relieves
Suffering.

Bridgeton. MI cannot speak too
highly of Lydia E. Pinkham's vegeta-
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HSputtsmxKas
FELT like A NEW
PERSON
After Taxing Only One Box Of
Frut-a-ihes"

East SHrr HaRsouR,
"It Is with great pleasure that write
TO tell you Of the uon6r,7sl besc6ss I
have received from taking "Fruit-s..
tives". For yean, I was a dreadful
sufferer from Constipation AID fYtad.
seA<s, and was miserable in every way.
Nothing in the way ofmedicines seemed
to help me. Then ! finally tried
"Fruit-a-tives" and the effect was
splendid. After taking one box, I feel
like new person, to have relief from
those sickening Headaches.
MxA MARTHA DEwoLFE.
5Oc. . box, 6 for $3.50, trial size, go.
At all dealers or sent postpaid By Fruit.
a-tivcs Limited, Ogdenyburg, MY.
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CHICKEN CHATTER.

+ Provide plenty of roomy. clean. r
+ well filtered nests. Dirty nests +
+ cause dirty eggs. and dirty eggs +
+ spoil quickly. +
+ There should be a nest for +
+ every FIVE hens. +
+ Gather the eggs twice day I.
!. during warm weather. +
+ Late Matched chicks. contrary +
+ to the general rule, are going to 1.
= pay this year. But they must +
:. be well cared for. +
+ June hatcLed chicks should be i.
:. given the range OF fields not I.
+ used by the older chicks and !.
1. hens. +
I. II is a well known fact that +
!. fertile eggs do not keep as well +
= as irfertile ones. After the +
i. breeding season Is over eliminate +
+ the rooster. +
+ +
+++.+- +++
Lacked Capacity.
Little Willis, cherub Of seven or
eight years. returned home glumly one
evening from a party.
well. did you have a good timer
his uncle asked.
..No.- Willis snarleJ.
'Noy Why notY' said the uncle.
Because" grumbled Willis. mother
told me To eat ms much as | wanted
and-and 1 couldn't
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NlcoLIN. $50. NoKrn KIlswoRrn.

NEtOLlN, tES, NUKIH kI4iSWuE1H.
Sept. Is, Que candidate received the arst
ana second degrees. There ~ss no liter
airy program. There viii be a harvest
feast Oct 9. II is hoped that rs many ~
possible will be present, as an important
feature of the Injecting wilt be the burn
ing OF the mortgage Of the hall.
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HANCOCK POMONA.
Following is the program for the meet
ing OF Hancock Pomona grange with Cas-
tine grange Saturday, Oct. 8:
openins exercises
Address % welcome. .,....... Pearl Dsnforth
Response. -......'......'..-.....-k W Barriis
report Of oranges
Election OF officers
Recess
Call to order
Report q secretary, treasurer and finance
committee
Election Of Officer fcon,irues,
Installation OF officers. $50. Emms Bowseu
kntertaias"snt..-.----.-- h,.tt gsasse
Closing
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Dear II. b. Friends:

MRS. A. L. So in sending the above
poem, was thinking particularly OF the
application OF the fall sport to life itself.
Keep moving is the idea. and II you are
to win a game keep together in spirit
and helpfulness.
The week just past has been one OF
unusual, OF unprecedented strain on
our citizens generally aud what it has
been to those family groups whose
ITO the coiors." we may not realize or
understand. But surely we kno~ the
bravery and courage which have been
displayed, and in reading the poem it
seems that the last stanza meets the
demands OF the hour. s.Grit and pluck"
are two forces OF the mind and heart
that will give nerve and strength to the
physical form.
The following letter should have been
printed before the mosquitoes fed before
the north wind-or Sadie we hope
they fed then.
Dear Aunt Madse:
IL
me what earthly use the mosquitoes are.
All through the foggy dog-dsy weather
there are millions OF them. Screenings are
no good. Tor people bring them in on their
clothing, They lie low through the day.
only an occasional bite on the feet. When
darkness falls, they march out without
being drafted,
when the "searefui" thunder shower has
passed us By, and we feel safe until the
next one comes aud As though we are like
to get forty winks. we hear q sound sfar
of. As 1t comes nearer. we ana 1t Is that
same Old tune. II is to pull the
sheet or spread over your head, fJr they
will bore through either. The best way is
10 let them light and then smash en-
hn, not too hsrd for we may miss the old
"yarmint-"
i read a recipe to still them- II was; Put
q live coal on a shovel or tin plate and
sprinkle brown sugar over it, Lsndsakel
as Aunt Samantha would say, and sugar 10
cents pound. Itiied white sugar aud
they only laughed.
reduction sugar, there might be some
hope for They say that nothing il made
ia vain, but would like To know What that is.
l do not like to use amy language but
English, but-drat em. SADIE.
August 30, 1877.
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R.H.
WEST EDEN.

Miss Jane, Trip left Monday for
Castsne normal school.
Miss Elsanoi Kttredgc has resumed her
studivs IN the Se~ England Conservatory
OF Music.
Miss Csr.nne wiegin, who has spent
the summer with her grandparents has
returned TO sonerville, Mass.
Miss Sarah Badiey, who hss returned
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-09-26

Final degrees we're conferred Tuesday
nigat and a harvest supper served. About
fifty were present. One application VAS
received
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The following letter should have been
printed before the mosquitoes fed before
the north wind-or Sadie we hope
they fed then.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12
MAJI.STTe

Tn The universally recognized right
az o. child 20 care and protection. and
in che iusfin 1.-Two desire ~ the nor
mai man o. accord H. Hos the fInda-
mental strength II the appeal which
"ia~f in Transit made o. SUNDAY &
audiences tn the Majestic. when
George Bcbau newest screen char
nCtcrization OF the italian emlgrant
evoked the genuinely sincere appro-
hation ~ SMILES and almost tears
Renan achieves another artistic
Triumph in his portrayal % fhc role
az the junk dealer. tender hearted
and lonely who cnEcriy makes a
pNta in bis humble home for tho
little walf accidentally placed On His
care Tho contrastcd delight with
which Dec adopts tho ittle etranger
and tho grief which overromes him
vh.0 fhe officers ~ Tho law take
ta' lni away. afford him opportun-
N lnr appcahnH emotional work
Almost equal hpnor- belong 20 III
tle Bob White. the dimiuutivo and
clever lad who SO nptly lmpersonates
REe fn iuul, Dealers wagon Keen
interest is DEVELOPED as e. the out
run ~ his varied experiences az the
Tender aec ~ two and half years
Usy with the Circus" Ls the
.nrIHe ug rfisirsl feature which forms
a special added attraction Veterans
~ tie civil war are scen IN their re-
union ~ Wick sburg while the soldiers
who canc 20 Detroit Saturday 20
TAX" Masonic degrees are also tic
tured Mutt and JeI comedy and
a Rex Beach travel picture are other
subjects.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12
SLOW DEATH
FOR IDIOT BABE
DIR. Haeselden Will Allow De-
fective Infant To Die
PainleSSly

CHICAGO. Nov. 12-Paul Hodzi-
ma, four years old. is being admin.
istered deadly drugs by his parents,
with tho full knowledge they Will
cause his death within two months.
The drugs are being given the lit
tie boy under instruction OF DIT.
Harry ]. Haiselden. who declares
tho child is suffering from Rn ex-
tremely small head. impaired breath
ing and other incurable ailments,
and would be n hopeless idiot ~
permitted 10 live.
THE child's mother has endured
great mental agony since his birth
and II he lived the suffering evenm-
ally would Kill her" said Dr Han.
selden today she has had no rest
for months because OF the constant
crying OF the little one. who suffers
intensely all the time.
Some minor ailments might b.
cured By an operation. but II would
not restore his mentality. The treat
ment am directing viii result m
his death within two months OPP
altos IN the medicine prevent the
child from suffering meanwhile
The parents agree with me fully
and are administering the medicine
give hem
"Euthanasia. OF painless killing hy
drugs. relieves the pain and re.
moves the horrors OF death The
patient passes the dreamy existence
81 lotus eater indian hemp and
other milder drugs lessen desire
for food and the patient passes into
the next stage within a month
Or Haiselden became nationally
famous thru similar action IN the
baby Bollincor case IT, said today
ne had recommended Tho same treat
ment in a number OF cases
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12
GARRICK.

The San Carlo opera company
brought a sVccessful weeks engRge-
mcnt ga the Garrick 20 a close SAT-
urdHy evening with an excellent per-
fofwancc ~ "fl TrovRtore That Tho
old operas have their loyal adhcrents
was proven IN tho fact that caracftv
houses ruled Saturday FOR the after
noon performance Of IA Trnviat0."
and the evening offering ~ "fi Tro-
v1forc. and one or thu largest
houses - thu week greeted Faust
Thursday evening
The San Carlo company gave Ne.
troit ifg moneys worth ~ Rlud
opera during its stay. An Of the per-
furmanCes were carefully and n4r
quafcly presented with aii-rouud eF-
cclient singers. good staging au0 OBI
prorrintc settings and costume
the rnal onern lover. who lr.rH
Tor its own sake ara is r8rp.
hear 40 presented with Eener1i cv
lcnec rather than indivlduri hr
lianrr. tho San Carlo pe~forr7arr
wcrc very rausfyinr. white to fh"
music student and 90 those who le
sired ~ add 90 their education fH-
familiarity with tho standard npr-.
tho oppo rtunity was ono % De graHp
81 Detroit is fortunate 10 have tte
san Carlo company Tor an annga.
visit.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12
ITALIAN BAZAAR
WILL CONTINUE
THRU WEDNESDAY

Many beautiful articles Of Italian
handlcraft will be found displayed
on the gaily decorated booths AZ
ranged for the bazaar for the re-
lief or widows and orphans OF Ital
ian soldiers. which opened Saturday
evening ga Columbus temple. and
continues every afternoon and even.
Ing turnout Wednesday, Nov. IA.
These lovely things include lacee.
emhroiderios. leather work. sculp-
ture. paintings and examples OF the
delicate neodlework for which Ttal-
ian women are famed An especial
ly interesting, II pathetic. collection
viii he number OF articles made
by wounded and mutneted soldiers.
Musical programs % vocal and in
strumental music. including those
iastruneo's ana so0Re iyp'cyi OF
Italy. VIII nc feature ~ the ba.
1aar. Members % The San Carlo
opera company. appearing last week
in the Carried thoater sang Satur-
day evening and on Sunday
The bazaar viii be open 10 tho
public anf tho Italian citizens OF Dc.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12
marines

The romance Of the south sen isles,
with what - cons,dered the best nght
sceno yct offered !n pictures. when
a Man Sees Red, villa William Far
nutn. ~ offered at tho Regent screen
this week
There 81 plenty Of plot 80 when
q Man Sees Red and IN has Che real
merit OF leading 20 az ContlurinR eIt-
max There 81 smashing fist fEht
between Faruuu a. tho sailor. ud
the william ship captain, on the sandy
beach ~ "a little island. that Us as
Eruelling eawh bat as anyone has
ever witnessed ou tho screen. The
production also Ia notable for ite
realism. including the -rrc lsus ~ Is
YACHT or the shores ~ rr.itE he~ b.
The story .a that ~ sailor wh"
finds his sisters death due 20 her in-
human treatment on the part of "a
snip captain ile seeks vcngrance
and meets has enemy when The latter
is trying 90 sell MS sNrc thcart a. a
slave in south sea turt The bat-
ties cnos IN dea pa for the captain but
not Iutl he has pat W strong
fight for hts life
Tho Farnum picture IA offered be-
fore and after tho vaudeville With
shorter films also GA tho program.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12
onPIIEt VI

Julian ElunEe makes his initial
screen bow 90 DrphCum audiences this
week ln "Iue connie fhArWluE "a
light and airy comedy by Gelett BUR-
CESS and carolyn Wells n which tl-
tinEc again demonstrates hls ability
a female impefeo natvr fF the
proper Application ~ makeup and
clothes EltnEe s. able 90 assume the
mock dlguitfcs ~ tho rolc 80 "a Russ
sian countess a. "a cuWleal dccrec.
HIS support headed by Tully Mar
shall and Florence Nldor. is wholly
competent
Tho story r. about Saunders. PLAYED
by l1itinge. socially uetracizrd be-
cause ~ his opposition GO the wealthy
Naudergrifts who oppose the Rcd
Cross movement started ina the club
hy Saundcr'H sweetheart. bn re-
vonEe. Saurderg dors feminine rat-
ment and puts ln au appearance as
Countess Raffefski THE countess fe
the object ~ fho wowtns envy and
meus admiration and as roree-
qucnre she proceed ~ rule tho la.h-
ionahle colony iucIdtrtalit she pun
loins various ysluables belonging 20
wealthy persons gets fui Zine on
how De stands % hs swrefhcHrte Hf-
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12
WIoIe Named candIdat,

IAeut.-Col. Il. s. Wigle OF Windsor
was chosen the union government
candidate 10 contest the constituency
Of North Essex In the coming Cana
dian federal elections. against vii
liam G. Kennedy. tho Liberal can
didate. IN open convention in Wind
sor, Saturday afternoon Six names
were submitted 10 the convention
but four OF the candidates retired
The ballot was left 20 o. r Fleminf
and Col Wigle. The result OF the
third ballot. for some unknown rea
son, was not given out Those IL
charge OF the convention refused q
explain.