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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
CATTLE AND STOCK.


FOR SALE--2e head hlgh grade Holstel
COWS and hcliers; l2 2.yenr old spring
erH. no yenr.lngs; Tor sale chcRp II take
oon Lone star Dairy. Mulvnne, Kan
PHONE Maple SOC before selling your
cows any kind Also calves Highest
prices paid
rOR SALE Eleven months old Hnlstrir
bull breeding. individuality, color. price
riElt B f. Townsend, Duncan, Okla
FOR SALE Highly bred registered Duroc
glrs and honrs. six months old, =
Matthew'S 4 Sons. Oakland. TenneHsee
FOR SALE One good saddle and hAr-
ness mare, would take milk COW as
p7u pnyi also some wheat pasture FOR
sale Coll Wahl. 1881, or 1929 West sth
| rOR SNLE-2O head Of Jersey COWS and
| hcliers. mostly springcrs r. W. Mar
TIN. Route 4 OtNhoma city
NANTEp-Onr or mitch goats. fresh
or about 10 be fresh II J Jones, 1912
" Robinson,
ONE and 3 coming. i-year-old regis
tered shorthorn bulls 30 10 N graded
cows and hcliers, CtoO good 10 KIM
Write or see W j. Hutchinson, Route
?, Oklahoma city.
FoR sALE-Fresh Holstens southsde
Dairy.
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USED BUCKS

n YOU want one In first-cllss condl-
ton see us Terms to responsible par.
ties
OKLAHOMA CITY BUICK co.
2l-25 West 6th 50.
Phone Maple ia.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY.

LARGE modern roomlng house, tho classI
est place of lts size In the city. $4,000;
bargain. Ask Mr. Pope. Maple 1850; Wall
nut 2.0
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HAY AND GRAIN.
FEED WAT~ED

Nhlm, pr'ire. sorghum. etc. In car
lofd lots only; quote prices quick Ad'
tress 500 Campbell Bldg. Oklahoma city
okla
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LOST, Wednesday down town district.
two books. one from library one by s,
~ Clark Reward Walnut 2023
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'FICEC ID STORER00MS
FOR RENT.

OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT
One. furnished, In Baltimore Bldg,
corner Grand Ave. and Harvey,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30

FOR sALE-severai good used boilers;
will buy your used boilers and tanks.
'lso repairs. Fred Steele 6l7 e. 5th
WNirut 9tIi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30

FOR sALE-sl -hoTscpower racine gas
engine, first class condition Phone
Walnut 3Se3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30

THE party that took soldiers overcont
Ia known. kindly return to Elk's club
and g0ye trouble
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30

FDuND-Purse at war exhibit at Ford
plant. Thursday; owner can have same
by identifying Call Maple 22l-J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30

BT0R1GE In iiTePTooi building. No 2
West 9Th 81.
DESIRABLE Office, single or en- suite, In
state National Bank Bldg, with or
without handsome modern oak furniture,
or will sell furniture reasonable. Phone
Nqule 2o02
FOR RENE store Room, % by li0 foet;
trackngc Inquire II East Reno Phone
Walnut 400
WiREup1'E for rent 3Oi T. Grand.
$40 per month Can Maple 36
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.

WHY not have your machine work weld
ing and auto repairing done right the
first tlme1 All mechanics rnow how
Rcschko Machine Co. S25 Fast Callfor.
MA
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STOLEN AUTOMOBILES.

ns REWARD and il5 for arrest and
conviction of thief for return Of 1918
model b-passenser new Ford. stolen from
n front Of Ford plant Sunday evening,
November az engine No. 2Tts7ti, license
70. lsoo7e; left hind wheel-sgunre fellow;
'rcnt radius rod sliEhty bent, ANAL
,ctleu windshleid, an four tires hack
secdyear, front smseshl hind eorrusst.
"a. n r. ycunt, coo West n Ave, I,
!aens walrut sTes, ok'shoma r,ty. Otis
DkQl 4NxNsv eusck ros6sss, tlesnss
~ - va - -
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ATHEcCOpTEC

ONE Ford speedster. i2s5 II tnkcn nl
once 6l3 y Broadway: Maple 1900.
YOU'LL have TO hurry TO get this one
1917 Dodge roadster first class condl-
tlon good castings all round i25 takes
IT, Oklahoma Auto Exchange. 700 N.
broadway; Maple l5lt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

FOR SALE Harley IN wilson motorcycle
with side car. first class condition.
bargain. Walnut 1856
For SALE-l9lI Ford touring completely
ovethlued. {31j Oklahoma Au~ tx
chnnrn 700 " nrnnhwnN MAnln lhll
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] Crr Place
SIS nnO

" percer' en- p-on"r'v worth 10000
Rents for S"5J per wo0'h; taxes all Md;
In,rrad 3 v.ors fire ord tornado. VOL To-
cr'ad S1 Insurance Bldg Maple IS or
Walnut 1901.
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Fort Wayne Corrugated
PaDer Company
Fort Wayne, Ind.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
OR TRADE.
In Good Factory Running
Condition.

FOR GALE OR TRADE--One Sayers a.
SCovllle black s-coumn horse .dravp
heRrse: Al condition: will sell or will
take good automobile In on Il: II car is
standard and In good shape What have
YOU Write or phone S. o Younghood,
VTpanu' ka. O''a
FOR SALE on TRADE-Fine ook floor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
LOANS. PEAL ESTATE SECURITY
pD1NATE MONEY

PRIVATE MONEY
70 loun on improved city property
onns c'os,d promptly. no red tape
Aurelus. Swanson 90 Inc State Ma
or,l Bank Blde Walnut 1855
PRIVATE MONEY
Loaned on automobiles or any good Sc
rurt,. notes md bonds bought and sold
5Ul Mrirst'r Bldg
FARM LDANs Five seven. ten years
CITY forms on oklahoma city prulerty
The jennings Investment Co 1915 Col
cord Hhg OknhOm1 CiN
iST MTG lonns made, End mtg paper
bought II n Gardner, 3i2 Am. NNtl Rk
M you need money 30 where they all
20. 10 Smiths pawn shop, licensed and
bonded. worev 10 lOan on diamonds.
watches. trunks. suitca es bags, cloth
ing. anything NJ value; business CONT
dentral Smiths Pawn shop, II
Broadway. phone Maple 30l0.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED from farm. 10 miles east OF
Santa Fo depot. on Reno. Nov IS,
Sorrel mare, left front ankle stiff. blind
In one eye; anyone knowing whereabouts
phone Walnut 1858
a4IiAYI u rrom 1924 East Sth Okla
homa city, two bird dogs. English set
tors. bitch. white and lemon licked; dog
puppy. black and white licked; last
card from northeast Of Edmond. Call
Maple 765-J, and receive liberal reward
n. wa rgor
LOST, Wednesday. down town district
two books. one from library one by s
" Clark Reward Walnut 2O2S,
FDUND-Purse at war exhibit at Ford
plant. Thursday; owner can have same
by identifying Call Maple 22l-J.
THE party that took soldiers overcont
Ia known, kindly return to ElkB club
and mve trouble ----------..
LOST Small seal neckpiece. either at
Lee Hucbins or on street Thursday
evening. finder please return TO Miss
ADLER. Lee Huckins hotel
LOST-In Empress theatcr or on North
Broadway, chids beaver neck piece
'06 r-ncrt Hotel; row1rd
FOrND-Rcbecca pin. solid gold, In Ok
nhoman pldg Friday night
Osr-iipnt rrov oyr""oot on "'''e ro'd
unrrnc To Mustang from Capitol Hlll:
rryprd s. r. ParkIns, Route !, Wheat
land. okla
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
PROFESSIONAL.

HAIR WORKINGS Lcech. Walnut Si'
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR SALE Two second hand boilers. n
In the market, Il will pay you to lnves
tigAtp these. wylis bros. Co. 326 Wesl
Grant
SAFES and vault doors, big stock. new
and secondhand, all sizes, right prices;
Immediate dellyerles. S22 w MAN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
CHRISTMAS Is COMING

Crocheted tAms. 81 2S. and Hug Me.
Tights. ti.I6, order early and avoid Christ.
mas rush. Phone Walnut 62H or call At
tiiS W, lfnd 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ATf EV"N' &c
Buy Your Used Car From
an Old Reliable Company

Model siI-cyln-
inder. seven passenger: seat COW
err and all extra equipment:
motor IN perfect condition: a high
class car At a medium price 81 900
ONFI NND-sl Model, seven-pas-
se red Seal Continental mo-
ns and looks like new. A
tors.s.. s.....sss..s.s..s.ss.t oA3
Four cylinder. five-pab-
:, xer' In good running eondl-
ton: six good castings. 500
OL.nSMOBiIE-i9S Model, eight
cylinder. seven passenger; used
only a. dsmonstrator by our own
force Observation-Disclosures. 81, 900
OLDSMOBlI .E-i9i6 Model four
cylindot, five passenger; In good
condition; q dandy light car for I 800
REQ ROADSTER-igl6 Model a
real car for only ly.....,.,..........t AIS
And several others
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We Do q Genera Trans
fer Business;
Piano Moving Speciality, Prompt
Service" Our Motto.
PiersOn Transfer Co.,

Wv Reno Walnut ii'i
HESITATION means disaster; don't tie
onto that fuel stove until YOU are Ger.
tain that you comply with the city
ordnance, Tint the timer lining Ia cor.
rect. We have technical expert with
us NJ this time In thAt line Further In
formation phone Mnhe 7oeN, Jack Rem
son Sons
If your roof leaks we can IN Can
Mnnle 206s, Jack Renson a Soma
NO1iCE To real c.t.'c dealers Ny
property al $50 Jast Sth Is ofi the
mNrN' n s stone
I AN anxious 10 know the whereabouts
Of John and Hattie Gantt; write mo ai
Albsrt, Okla. Ohle Thurman
VIII pny i25 reward for immediate In.
formpuon Of he present address ot \
~ or Cy Wlll7ms, who formerly ron
hucted the Elro Hotel and afterwards
vent into carnival business, Sheriff W
u Henry, Mangum, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
SEEDS. PLANTS AND TREES.

BERRY plants for sNle: varieties. black
berries, Early Harvest, Early Rohln
son; dewherrles, Early Austen; pric
NsS per 100 F, N Skirvin, BoI GO
Holdenville, Okls.
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NOTICES


We will sell at public auction At our
warehouse, ~ and ll9 North Lee St. on
December H. 1918, goods for charges
stored hy the following named parties h
4 Hcutke. Mrs n BAKER a ~ nickcr'
con. W B Dickcy L Enfield, Mrs.
& n Harrison. J Hammer, l.. John.
con. " T. Keen, 4. T. Modin, Oklahoma
Electrical CO. Miss n Radlcr, Mark Tuy'
10 Henrietta Wollrnn. l.. Wright
THE RED RALL INC TRANSFER n
q" Nr AGE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30

~, SAI.E-l.IN new Maxwell sedan, n
bargain. consider Ford as part pay
MONT nhnMa MNple 21h2-n
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

WANTED To buy, 10 rooms Of furni'
ture also bedding and dishes, pay
hig est cash price walnut h3B.R
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-03
sURRY.

Albert Shorey and wife are home 70, ~.
summer. 'Ae
Miss Lizzie Gray, "a no has been tesehin.
in seagwiek, Is home.
DIR. sewell and wife have been y,si,,s.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Otis Conary.
Mrs. Emeline Jarvis Of BROOKLYN. n
IS visiting Mrs. Sadie Wood.
Marie osgood, who has been attending
normal SCHOOL, is Al home.
Miss Alta Lee of Massachusetts, Is the
guest of Mrs. sarah Phillips.
Mr.. Dunbar and family. Of orland. w.,.
recent guests Of w. y. Treworgy.
W. 7. Carlisle and Ernes, Blaissiell -.
turned home from Casco "Wednesday.
Edward Jarvis and daughter Enelis.
OF Brooklyn, n. Y, are visiting here.
Miss Ella Jarvis arrived home SATURDAY.
from Trenton, where she has teen teach.
ing
Misses Iva and Wills Treworry xen, 10
Bockisnd Thursday to work in The samo-
set hotel.
The community vas ssddened BY the
death of Whbur NJ. Lord, which occurred
June N at the bone OF his brother. How
ard Lord, in East surry, here be had
been for the past three months, receiving
The best OF care. lie was kind friend
and neighbor. He leaves a widow and
three brot and Howard Of
Surrv, and Austin, OF Fort Bragg, Cal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-03
NORTH LAMolsE,

Emery Smith returned Sunday from
Camp Dcyens, where he Was rp-exsminsd
and found uafst for military service.
School closed Friday, after a successful
term taught by Miss Evelyn Waugh Of
Winthrop
Mrs Myrs A. Young OF Brookline,
Mass, 10 expested Wednesday to spend
the summer wish her sister, Mrs. A. L.
Holt, at her hoDc here.
A Sunday scaool vas organized here
Sunday afternoon for the benefit OF the
children who lire too far away from the
church to attend there. Mrs. Roland Car
ter is superintendent.
Miss Gladys Carter will go to Beech Hin
to-day 20 remain until Friday.
Wellington Barbour, wife and friends
from Fo1eroit are visiting Mrs. BArbour's
old home.
July /. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-03
PROSPECT HARBOR.
JSE ANNIE.

Harvard Colwell, d. d. s., has gone to
Augusta to take the State examination.
Miss Wilhelmenis Stewart has gone to
Portland to spend few weeks with her
sister, Mrs Harlan Butler.
Carl Peters and Miss Mabel Wiley OF
Cherryfeld. were married Wednesday,
June %.
Mrs. c. b. Colwell and infant daughter
are guests of the Charles Colwells in Han
cock.
Mrs. George p. Bunker, who has been
visiting her daughter, MRS. c. c. Larabee,
during the winter, has returned to her
home in franklin.
School closed thursday. Parents and
friends of the school were In to listen to
the interesting exercises. Miss Clesves
lsft that night for her home in stsuben.
Rev. Thomas Van Ness went to Bar
Harbor Saturday TO meet his mother, Mrs.
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COUNTY NEWS
WEST SULLIVAN.


Miss MurieI Bunker has gone to North
east Harbor for the summer.
Mrs. Harvey Thomas and children have
gone to East Sullivan for a few weeks.
Mrs. Eugene Ash and Miss Marjorie
Springer have gone to Bar Harbor for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Getchell of Els
worth are visiting Dir. and Mrs. orville
Gordon.
Misses Bessie and Vera Gordon are
spending their vacations with their
mother, Mrs. Ida Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barnes OF Roslin-
dale, Mass, have returned home after q
week with Mrs. Nellie Thomas.
Miss Lena Hooper of South Gouldsboro
and Frank and Charles Hooper OF HALO
well, we're recent guests of their sister,
Mrs. Arthur Abel.
Mrs. Eugene Urann is spending few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Clarke. Her husband, who wa:
here on q short furlough, returned te
Camp Devens Monday.
July 1. USE ANNIE.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
ssRetter Than
Worm Tablets

some peopis -bo are trcueied wi,h worms.
or whose children sometimes suffer that
way. try to xet rid Of sAc trouble by using
worm iossn ges. worm ts5lrss OF worm candy.
They fail to get the qaiek rssuits thAt,
cas- be ohatiasa with Dr. Trees Elixir, the
family laxative and worm sxpclIer.
In fact Or. TfRs's Elixir, lsqaid medicine
IL positively better than aay worm tablets.
worm lozwrgos or worm candy There ~
no remedy that can compare with Dr.. Trees
Elixir for aaiekly expsilinE worms. whether
they are stomach wotms or pin sorms
Besides that, yoar stomach ~ toned 40 Aud
nnrnaal sctiou % the bowels 10 restored whcn
you take ar. Trnes Eiixir. "a - doctors
pre- passtlsn, originate By DR. Trae and on
the msfket raore than % ears.
DR.. Trae's Elixir. the Family Laxative aud
Worm Exp%htF. piezsanily. easily and
cute xiy erpeis worms aud tnarss you feel
mach better. Remember this when you or
roar children are trnaeied with worms.
Don't take tsose worm loTeugeS. tablets or
candy that may apset you. bat use DR.. True's
Elixir that tones and sootaes stomach and
bowels ard sKpsis worms
Lots OF people have worms and aost know
81 Moss all children have worms Write
as for symptoms.
Dr. j. y. True & Co.
Auburn. ~aNbr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-03
SEAWAIL..
July L.

Miss Tibbetts is visiting Margaret Dol
liver.
Mrs. L. f. Newman is home for the
summer.
Mrs. Nellie Benson is at home from
Northeast Hsrbor.
Mrs. fra Hill is with her grandfather,
Robert Newman, at Manset, for the sum-
mer.
Samuel Howe, who has been visiting
his cousin, R. E. Newman, has gone to
Bangor.
Mrs. Clarence Harding OF Colts Island
is with Amos Doliiver and family. MIR.
Harding has recently been called TO the
colors-
Mrs. David Turpie and sister, Of Maiden,
Mass, are with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter BEN
son before going to Mrs. Turpie's cottage
at Manset.
June ~. T. e. D..
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OAK POINT.
DAFT.

Capt. Ralph Leland was home a few days
recently.
W. A. Trim was home from Long Island
for the weekend.
Miss Estey gave her pupils picnic at
Bluf point Friday.
Austin Phelps and family spent the
Weekend al Southwest Harbor.
AIR. and Mrs. Henry Riehert OF Airing
ton Heights, Mass, are at their farm for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jordan are re-
ceivIng congratulations on the birth OF q
son, born June u.
Recent arrivals al Shady Nook are Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Burriu of Ellsworth, Prof
Clarence A. White ana family Of Water
vile, Mrs. Theo Hoffman and daughter
Miguon, Of New York, Prof. II. A. Ather-
ton and Mrs. Anterior, of Roxhury, Mass.
July /. T.
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COUNTY NEWS


4 EA-l - RkA@
Byron Chatto, OF Pittsburgh, Pa, is
visiting his father, NJ. d. Cbstto.
Mrs. Springer Of Partridge Cove is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Howard Lord.
James F. Carey, who Is employed in
Boston. is spending bis vacation at home.
Little Ruth TrewoEgy Of HsliowsIl, Is
visiting her uncle, Capt. W. 5. Treworgy.
Misses sarA and Geneva Stinson ar
spending few weeks With their parents,
P. p. stluson ana wife.
MRS. John O. Conary has gone to
Camp Nokomis," West surry, whsre she
has employment for the summer.
Miss Agnes Young has gone 70 the Y.
". {. A. convention al Silver Bay, y. V,
ss delegate from Castine normal school.
:. F. wsrdwell and wifs, Mrs. Arch
Bridges and shirley Leach, all OF Penob-
scot, visited al ). J. Trsworgy's recsntly.
Irene stewart OF Bar Harbor Is visiting
her grandnsot Der, Mrs. Frank SWett.
Alice. Henry, and Alvin Hodgkins OF
Holden are at Mrs. Swett's.
B. V. Grant and wife, Lowell Jordan,
wife and daughter Adelaide and Charles
Treworgy. all of Bar Haroor, spent sun
day with the Treworgy's ST The
Birehes."
July l. DALT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-03

Mary Van Ness, who is to be their guest
for the summer.
Z. W. Bridges and family, with guests,
went to Machias Friday to attend the
patriotic meeting and to visit with Rev.
and Mrs. Roy e. DAlzeli. Miss Frances
Atwater and Mrs. Daniel Deasy were in
the party.
The correspondent has recently received
two very interesting letters from boys in
active service in Frsnce-one from Jesse
Noonsn, and one from Irving Farley.
Both spoke OF fine weather, the acres and
acres Of grape vines, plenty OF green stun,
and ripe straw berries, and the farmers cut
ting their hay. They pictured peaceful
scenes, although Private Farley is near the
firing line.
| The war savings committee held an en-
thusiastie meeting Friday night. Rev.
Thomas Van Ness OF Boston and Rev
I John Sheehy were the speakers. W. F.
Bruce presided, Mrs. Henry Hamilton,
1 Ernest Vansaw and Master Atwater
Benson furnished instrumental music,
and everybody Joined in singing patriot &c
songs especially the new war songs.
| l.. P. Cole, postmaster, with B. M. Moore
and L. S. Ray, was busy with pledge
cards and selling stamps. Between 81 500
81 600 worth were sold or pledged.
July l. C.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-03

Deiany OF Bunker Harbor. .hru.
Edsard, who is In patrol service. 80
Jr., who Is thought TO be on NJ. - !.
France, aud Charles. rho lived via ~, "
PARENTS also nine grandchildren. ana -
sisters, Mrs. NJ. C. Miner and Atr. ~
Higgins. airs. HEekins was memts. = I,
the Baptist church, and interested 4
every good work. Services were bs,a
the home Wednesday afternooa, Rev q
Mayo officiating. y
July /.
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FRANKLIN.

Wallace Lowell has gone to Boston to
work.
Harry Hsvey is home from Connecticut,
for visit.
Miss Frances Dyer visited in Washing
ton eosnly last week.
Mrs. F. p. Gott is very III. Her son
Frank, Of the naval reserve. is home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Peavey and daugh-
ter Eleanor of Bangor are visiting in tow "a.
Miss Addie Bunker Is home from Cam
bridge, Mass, to spend her vacation with
Der mother, Mrs. Title Bunker
Mrs. Adelaide Dunn is st Prospeet Har-
Dor assisting in care Of her broshsr-in-law,
John Coombs, who is seriously III.
Last week two surprise parties were en-
loyed by friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
BlalsdeIl and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Don
nell.
Sunday. July :, patriotic sermon and
special music will accompany the dedi-
cation OF q service flag at the Methodist
church.
Nr and Mrs. Glendon Stephens and two
children, of Rumford Pals, are guests OF
Mrs. stephens parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Y. Springer.
Miss Alice Bunker, Of the peusion de-
psrtment, Washington, ID. C., is spending
short vacation with her mother, Mrs.
Josiah g. Bunker.
Mrs. Efsie Maconaeer opened Mscomber
lodge, Molasses pond, last week. Misses
Helene Phillips. Geneva and Marjorie and
Clyde BraRdon were guests.
Miss Cassie Springer is at home from
Boston. accompanying her niece, Miss
Cassilena, who is visiting her parents.
Edgar Perry and wife.
Mrs r. NJ. Woodruff of Ridley Park,
Pa, arrived Wednesday. With her meet,
Mrs. Ella Blsisdell, she will 90 to their
bungalow at Georges Pond this week.
Harvard Billings and Clyde Brsgdon
left Monday for Northeast Hsrbor ana
Misses Blanche Eldndge and Esther
Bunker for Seal hAroor, for the season.
The juniors, W ho have assisted the Red
Cross unit here with funds from their en-
tertainmenis, were financial helpers to
the amount OF s12, which was thankfully
received.
District Superintendent Gray will con-
duct the first quarterly conference at the
Methodist church Monday evening. The
ladies of the society have arranged for an
informal reception 10 the newly appointed
church official.
There will be q flag raising on July
Fourth. A new flagstaff has replaced the
one blown down The townspeople arc
invited to attend and Join in the singing.
The Red Cross unit Will serve light
lunches, on the grounds in front of Mrs.
Theodore Bragdon's. Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald
of Brewer, who expects TO leave soon for
oversees work, will give patriotic ad-
dress in the town hail al 7 D. N.
July /. b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-03
COUNTY NEWS
sorTH PFNnnslnr.

Merrill Herries has gone to stockton to
work in the shipysrd.
Miss Lsliian Beale is visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. D. Merritt, in Brookiine. Mass.
Rev. Mr.. Kimbali Of sedgwiek occupied
the pulpit on Sunday and delivered sne
sermon.
schools closed June q. Miss Helen
Quigiey Of Camden has taught At the Core
for the yea. very SUCCESSFULLY. Pupils
perfect ia attendance during the spring
term: Merle Grindle, Annie Bowden.
C;aristie Bowden, Dorothy e. Grindle.
Kenneth whitehouse, Raby Grindle.
Pauline Perkins, Malcolm Leach. Dorothy
f. Grindls, Durosby A. GrindIe.
Prizes for spelling were awarded
Marie Mitchell. Ruth Perkins. Alma
Perkins, Dorothy 4. Grindle, Dorosh by
A. Gfindle, Lillian BoaIe.
June "a. L.
Miss Helen Quigiey has returned to her
home in Camden.
Russell Besls, "a no has been working at
Tsleshoro, Is at home.
Miss Bcrths Perkins, who has been Wis
iting In Boston and Providence, 10 home
Miss Nan J, GrinaIc, who teaches at
Brookline, Mass, Is al home for the sum
mer.
Mrs. AIMS Rowland, son Harry and
daughter winonA and william Thompson
OF Bangor srsut the weekend here.
July /. l..