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Money to Loan

- BENEFICIAL LOANS.
We lenu money note nome rurpi.
ture without removal 10 persons hIyinr
steady Jobs. without inuuirinE of employ.
el: also lend TO property owners: no
pAwns. Loans from SIS 10 53UU, repay.
able In ten monthly instAllmenIs. or a.
desired. LEGAL enarges only. based on
society Is tnaaced and directed by busi-
ness anu professional men. conducted in
money. Very lair and helpful. s,rictiS
Sonndsnt!al and courteous dealings. New
si,ni1: SS uiSka service. Hour. to
PHONE MADlsON 1917.
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY.
7osl-2 y. SIXTH ST. NEAR BROAD.
SECOND FLOOR
Licensed by Chief State Bant Examiner
Memoer Chamber OF Commerce
Member Legal Reform Bureau 10 Eliml.
nate The 1.oln Shark Evil. lncorporatsd
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sALEsMEN, weekly easily earned
selling nigh grade staple kpccialt Tor
"eii,hnOwn manufacturer; must prove suc
SUSss.ui past record. J. J. Masicruon. Iis7
" eN lin street, Cleveland. OHIO.
sALESMEN.-Ey-Ty merchant using .iTInv
viii s'aa;y Buy gunimcd IapcprinteG
S S9in. Ad-Lce Novelty Co.. Dept. Ala.
sA i-ESMEN wanted; faces. cmbroIderIea:
ohiy men now steadily travelling sinail.r
to"Hs need answer: IL IL per cent con,
,,n!ssiom: Samples light. Hudson River
t-aee works, ZIG broadway. New York
SALESM ES--For bottle Gaping in.chincs
slns line; hardware. malt and hon sales
men preferred; fast seller; big com. B.rrcr
Devlce Mig: Co. 35ls Armitaye. Chicago.
sAl.ESSi EN- want 100 men and women
QUICK TO take orders for Corner raincoats
ana waterproof aprons, everybody buys
NoSraIys profits last year were t52is:
new styles: wonderful bargains; direc;
from hanufactu1cr TO w.arer. barnes
made &5:J IN 30 days. Tremendous pruits
ioT you; 1890 "a year for three aycrar"
otuets DAY. SlV a day for your sp.rc
Time; no delivering nor collie citing; no can
Nal required: furnish everything. in
Guiding u Gcautifui sample coat; writ.
toF oHef. Conner a:E. Co.. Dept. Cir
SALEsh ES- Manufacturer forming isrrr
Gales organization can use q nutiibcr a;
HFe-"!re statesmen to sci! Koverwci iiovr
chant prices; liberal COMMISSIONS naid
weekly. big demand: write ;odny' 'Tbe
Camden NILS. Camden. y. J.
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Auenta

81 LEyMEN--Ours is an cxceptIonai ofIcr
,uS H Inc sals OF rSonnE cement paint. auto
american Oh and Paint Co.. 5siI Euciid
Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio
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SALESMAN
10 SELL GENERAL MANAGERS.

record in Southern Territory. to trsve sa Hst
OF Atlanta and close eontrscts with presi.
and OF all Snd 8: nsa sa u.s.
character. habits health, energy. educa.
~ essential: for the right man this is a
nsr m ni competition IN largest concern
remuneration and extraordinary oppor-
e9sc,, , tor real advaneemen, to attractive
$50: care Times: Dispatch. =
SALESMAN AS DIRECT FACTORY repre-
o sentative TO handle The mos; NEEDED auto
Used. no competition. Don't answer a"T un-
less yon can finance initial order 10 sc.
Cor ,as Htilse Stree Sen %ewsas e. IT,
SALESMEN-Scl auto tires, 30x3 sells Tor
NIL; Is''s, other sizes in propoI.Lor 5000.
cross sections and literature and set start.
Tire Co. ltlt $. M!chigna. Chicago.
Statesmen .,iSSN, to sell our snappy line OF nom
roass 0nSs ynn One Of
se Isssn and md repeat orders We com
six Cont So Lo ixf g Mc
Observation-Disclosures salcsmcn. Want
pound Eerosens gas plant. for Kitchen hem aai
heating stoves: men who can organize and
Kerosene. IS sure. econom!cai. quickly i iss
stated; wonderful seller with coal high
Wondsyy a4nai
Co. 22?s iron 81. Dayton. Ohio
sALEsMEN sell our southern Pride cigars.
delivered; every store buys; is per cent
commission. southern Cigar Co. Ashc-
high school graduate with or without
noase IN sns
ny or other territory; salary and commits.
sion. F.. a. Davis Company. 1914 Cherry
Statesmen wanted. We are looking for
Permanent statesmen OF character. selling
ability and good appearance to sell our
bapk supplies anu advertising speciaities:
an ail-the- ycar-around line: season opens
Virsina Repressn,ativa VIII f" see .eI yon n
person. Write ut once for information.
Red Wing Advertising Co.. Rcd Wing.
Statesmen wanted by worlds largest
s s91mhphny spes<Iizins In aeGiden. and
asS spIenSi sn wi to bS si"s
profitable business is offered. Cash com
io soS Ssr xasm.
Managers. GEO Southern Bldg. Washing
sA LEsM EN-Aa district ,dIsiTIblloTs. 10
tried a.. and Tested p5Sdact which every
turcs systematically and greatly increasea
.s ss Of s5es from ,S %'h sG. asss aSy
Write S. siverison. Mgr. Luht Ave-. Chi.
cagD
SA SMEN--We desire to engage the aer.
desire to earn at lcas, from $1,000 to $4,000
year: selling our calendar, fan. blotter
territory In Virginia. Contract TO begin
liberal IL You want to zee J rsai u nav ve5y
proposition. write Kaiamaao Advertising
COMPANY. Kalamazoo. Mich
NOTE that sSerx "A y correctly ipde1ed.
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hpfSG man as 1ince assistant. clerical
work; knowledge OF Sienography neccs-
N"ty. In reply hthte age, salary desired
hnn references. IL 5iI. care Times Dis
YOUNG MAN wanted with two or three
jcGFh' experience In the retail drug
business Have had 30 20 pass the board.
Good salary and hourE. COngdou's Phar-
t4.CE bgs. Va.
YOUNG Man In real estate Office To do
some collecting and assis; In o1icc. Pre-
!'r one with scnc knowledge OF s.enog-
'aphy. Good opportunity for industrious
young man 10 learn thc business state
AZ, reference and about ealary cSpected
Addr.ss a?t. care Times Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN TO learn the printing huri-
meas: ono with some experience prefer
rcd. q. ~. lIsrndOn Co.. 1915 e. Main.
YOUNG MAN. mechanically inclined to
:, s,.i a9iomaue steam GarburetoEs in
phon. number. r tis. care Tim-s Dis
saich. -"
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Young man between
ages Is and 81 for
stock report work; must
be neat and accurate,
and write good hand.
A splendid opportun-
ity for young man who
wants to succeed. Give
phone number when
replying. B SOL, care
Times-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

SALESAlE%.
Let There BE (S,ranskyJ light"
One Man for Richmond.
Several Men for State.
Specially men AMAZED at re-.
suits; sell 10 10 As DAILY Ia
users at $500 each: Commission
ts:Z2 each; earnings $3.50 Ia
1875 FER DAY; not sales b,,
EARNINGS: convincing proofs
sent on request: only men used to
Lls earnings need answer. We
d9n ! want peddiers. but SPE
earn as much AZ $40 PER DAY:
We don't promise Il dollar :,
minute. but our proposition is UNI
siransxy Mfg. Co.. 2sl-2s7
StranBky- I.ight-thc iarKrst s.ii.
ing commercial unit in the U. s.
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ASSISTANT AUDITORS for governmcn,
8, i t.s ,ijs,Io reysnue servicei, Salaries
ZION TO Consolidated Schools Branch ITto
EUCLID St.. Washington u. c.
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AGE:STS--Make s. hour selling Columbus
,rnaincoa,s to your friends. Miller made
Wv nEAt day spare time. big prontA.
sample free; act quick. Columbus Rain
coat ME-. Co.. Dent. lN5. ColuinbuY. Onto
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STENOGRAPHER -Wantcd, a competent
stenographer and clerk, young gentle
man, preferred. though we viii consider
applications from young ladies'; position In
county. w. Va: good club house, pleasant
and economical living conditions: In first
married or single. your general physical
,ohdition and salary expected. Address !.
her Comnany. Dundon. w Va.
NE want reliable people to raise furbear-
- ing rabbits for In their back VA rd
spare time: We furnish stock and pay t3.so
10 $3.50 each for all you raise. Sunset
Fur Co., 5o6-I-s Lankershim Bldg. Los
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

LARGE California fnctory specIalIz!ny on
Natures Last chi!dx efkskIn shoe eIcen.
,'tisaaiII sinrdiiy made ana popuariy
shoe trade TO carry our product as side
rne. In Applying state full particulars
tanners Leather. Co. i.os Angeles Cal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

AGENTS-Nako s7s weekly ceiling guaran-
tsd hoh!erI. We guarantee $50 weekly
iulI Time. E1 an hour spare time TX
ncrIehco Unnecessary. Pcrfcctwcar Hosiery.
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INSTRUCTION
Private Instruction

TEACHER who has taken snccIni cours
Tor instructinS Invalid retarded children
mas morning hours fire." to teach and help
chlidsch not able TO attend school. II 553.
care Times Dispatch
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STORES

Houses for Rent "a
BON ATR-For rent furnished. con,for-
table. attractive house. Seven rooms. a
baths. furnace heat. large porches COM
mutlns trains. Address Box rs. Bon Air.
Va.
modcrnly eauinned. Apnly Ut once.
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SHOEMAk ER--wpntcd. expericnce1 shoc-
,. maker a, Snee: wages from gao to $40
Ave. w. Roanoke. Va. National Shve re-
lhlrinH Go. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

Ion Win salesman that !s working
couhtr? trade In autornoa!io: Will aha ?.
sS,h ,n,,, or pay so much a day. Telephone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

necAsr Chemical Co. 81. Louis. No No ''e
FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES, as
direct faotory ycpresent!ve in every
county To handle the wright Mica Shark
rug. nationally advertised: don't answer
un'.sS sou can finance Initial order TO
I;tc 1tm aSencS- Address T.. .. Box i5I,
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ONCE and Desk Room rs
foii RENT. small office In broadway Ma
tiona! Bank Building. Can arrange Joint
us. OF stenogtapher IL desired. Apply col
broadway National hank.
HALF or partly furnished once. with
phone. SIS per month. l. $40. care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

SALESM EN-Wanted. young men past 81
high school graduate with or without
selling experience to represent old
established house In Richmond and vicin-
sion. +. A.. Davis Company. 1914 Cherry
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SUPPLY CLERK.

49, STEAhFITTERS
Wanted, two :rst- class stcaDot,.r. "a,
once. Apply u I.2 North Eievcnih 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

Statesmen wanted by worlds IarKest
company specHlizins in accident AMI
health insurance. to men with selling
ability a splendid opportunity to build a
profitable business Is offered. Cash COM
pcnsation and liberal renewal commissions
| Apply TO johnson {. Adams. Southeas stern
Managers, 620 Southern Bldg. Washing
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SALESMAN

WANTED FOR OUR BABY DEPART
MENT. PERMANENT POSITION FoR
ONE WITH EXPERIENCE. APPLY TO
MRS. COLES. THIRD FLOOR.
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sALESMEN-Aa district dIstrIbulors. 10
on dealers for marvel tire life. thoroughly
tried md tested product which every
turcs automatically and greatly increaaea
life OF tires; men With selling ability
Write S. Sivertson, Mgr. Lunt Ave-. Chi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

Statesmen sci! our Southern Pride cigars.
yiue line; special cash on delivery prices
commission. Southern Cigar Co.. Ashe-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

SALESMES to sell our gnappy line OF nom
alcoholic beverages. One pa ckage OF our
goods pays you $3.50. commission Easy
sellers and repeat orders We pay com
mission on all mall orders out OF your
territory. Drawing account TO live wire
aalesmen. SILK Beverage Co, St. Louis, NO
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nSEN ''ooO a year Is your proft from
90 saicn day. Davidson sold 20 one
WeeH. no experience needed. The Aladdin
Hght 10 sensation wherever introduced:
times as bright as electric; won gold
TINS light and out OF 10 will buy: also
DIX opportunity In small towns and sub
urbsi excellent spare slime and evening.
seller: no capital fcTuired. sample on fire..
u!M wife Tor agency proposition white
territory SIN open. Mantle Lamp Co.. 1916
Aiaddin bds;. 1915 Washington Place.
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INSTRUCTION
Correspondence Courses

EIECTRiClTY TAUGHT by exports. Earr
and proof IL ssons free. Your success guar.
antecd and position secured. Write to-day
side. Chicago.
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IoTn that sTetY AZ y correctly ipdexsd.
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or woman to travel and
representatives; Si.092 and
iteod first year with oppor-
$2.600; state age and quail
not required. Universal
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SALESMAN AS DIRECT FACTORY repre-
sentative to handle the most NEEDED auto
s,cee;sso!y-har n9ne-nationany adver-
,iaea. no competition. Don't answer I'M
less yon can finance initial order TO sc.
cure agency Alcemo Manufacturing
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, Statesmen and Agents

Statesmen and Agents Bis
i BUSINESS OF YOUR oWN-Make
sparklng glass name plates. numbers
i ,i!ns.Tatedo book sent free. e. Palmer.
agents e sell hosiery. underwear, shirts.
Gins Sss ssf dss. S se~D York Madison
special $3.50 combination for $500:
agents price. Goo; sales guaranteed United
Soap Works. q Park Place. y. Y.
AGENTs-isig profits selling Duplex trans-
save gas; Danish spark plug tfoS6le; ae en-.
Mfg. Co. ll27 sta. G.. omaha. Neb.
AGENTs-Makc $50 weekly taking orders
spare time We deliver and collect n0u sa nor
@ G %r'f ss od aSod fSs Ss
Kansas City. Mo. 1"'
Appoint local repressn,asives: .cea AND and
sxpenses Gnaran.t y sdo fret year with oppor-
1ioass fh.iaaeelphia.. required Universal
SCARE time; posit ion worth $50 to 81. 800
&e~eiy Cutlery t capa n 81 BDs siHe.
hGENTS--Scli custom-made guaranieed
ralncoats; no experience needed: wo de-
ss Sss Co. 'iS% os ,b
For e1tinsuishias ffes any washing IsHs p9 bux
STos. s ssrssm tff sss
fs0tuzanx O. Atiaata. q. ~ A'
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week: free sampler:
any one can put Oh
demand. liberal offer
Metallic Letter Co..
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MISUNDERSTANDING salcsmcn. Want
100 capable men at once to sell new ~
pound Kerosene gas plant. for kitchen and
heating stoves: men who can organize and
place county subagents. This burner burns
Kerosene. Is sure. economical. quickly in
stalled; wonderful seller with coal high
and scarce: commissions unusually liberal:
state territory preferred. Wonder Burner
Co.. 2a2s Iron ST.. Dayton. Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

custom made guaranteed
experience needed: NO de-
Ct; big pay; sample coat
Raincoat Co., Box l3i-B,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

agents wanted; all or
osition worth $3.50 to 1880
train tho inexperienced.
Company. 5I9 Bar Street,
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II y 7 Sarge manufacturer wants
agents TO sell hosiery. underwear. shirts.
uIcsseh. skirts. waists. shoes. clothing
etG; Write for free sanples. Madison
Mis-. BOB broadway, sew York.
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-14

The wide public interest that has
been aroused in Ellsworth this year
over basket ball, with the fast team
of the Ellsworth athletic club repre-
senting the city. has created de-
mand for better opportunity for the
public to witness the games than is
afforded at the athletic club hall.
Mayor Hagerthy, who, by virtue of
his office, is custodian of Hancock
hall, knowing the inexcusable misuse
and abuse which was given the hall
when its indiscriminate use was al
lowed for basketball few years
ago, has hitherto refused to allow
its use. though his sympathy has
always been with the boys who want
ed the use of the hall No one can
blame him for his reluctance to al
low the use of the hall after the
previous experience But now, on
the assurance that the athletic club
will hold itself responsible for any
damage TO the hall, and that il will
be used only for regular games and
not for practice. he has consented to
its use Ellsworth has basketball
team it is not afraid to pit against
any in eastern Maine, but hitherto
it has been deferred from inviting
Bangor teams here because OF the
fact that it had no suitable floor.
This difficulty is now removed. and
Ellsworth basketball fans may now
look forward to some fast and good
games during the remainder of the
season
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-14
ELI.sN ORTIZ FALLS.

Mrs. F. II. Lowell OF rarryto~ \ ",
was called here last week by the death Of
her mother.
A. W. Ellis has bought new Cadillac
automobile.
Thomas w. Grindle, who has employ
ment in mill at Carmel, spent Sunday al
home.
Lewis l. Gray has bought a new horse
from Charles Clark to replace the one he
lost.
Raymond T. Haslam and wife OF Ma
ehias were here last week.
George E. Gray and Ira Maddocks are
spending part of the week al the Gray
camp al Beech Hill lake.
Harold j. Staples has returned from
Dexter, where be mas bee n working.
W. u. Davis and family sppnt Sunday
in Amherst.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Cook an
nounee the engagement of their
daughter, Helen E. to Thomas A.
Taylor of FAN River, Mass. The
marriage will take place at the home
of the groom's sister in Fall River
on February IL.
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-14
Got His Rece pt.

Humorous incidents in connection
with the war are not yet exhausted.
and Ian Hay gives this one In his
latest book, "The Last Million,v In
connection with the capture of a VII
lage from the Germans. A detach-
ment Of infantry arrived at the village
only TO find that a tank had beaten
them by four minutes In the race TO
the market square. The usual Young
of1cer was In charge. and when the
major came along he handed the VII
iage over to his superior officer. and
then shyly asked for something to
show, "just to show. sir, that we were
here first" The major thought he
could fix that. and soIemniy wrote out
a recent Received from the officer
commend ng British tank Bing Boy
one village. In poor condition"
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-14
NOTICE OF FonEcIosuRE.

Whereas, Arthur p. Emerton of Blue
hlil. in the County of Hancock and
state of Maine. by his mortgage deed
dated January 18th. 1915, and recorded
IN Hancock Registry OF Deeds. book
5sl, page $50. conveyed 10 Percy r
Moore of Blue Hin aforesaid. a certain
lot or parcel of land with the buildings
thereon situated In Blue Hill aforesaid
and bounded and described. as follows
VIE; beginning on the northwesterly
side of the road leading from East Blue
hlH ~ a point midway between the
side lines of the lot described as con-
yeyed to Harry A. Atherton by Francis
ID. Long by deed dated August 90 lsss
and recorded in said Hancock County
Registry of Deeds, book 327. page 5s7:
thence north sixty-three degrees forty
hve minutes west forty-six rods 10 a
stake and corner bound; thence south
twenty-siN degrees ffteen minutes
west about ten and forty eight hum
dredths rods to stake and corner
bound; thence south siNty-three de-
grees forty-fve minutes east forty-six
rods to said public road: thence by said
minutes east about ten rods and forty
eight hundredths rods TO the place Of
or less: and
Whereas the said Percy T. Moore as
signed said mortgage to me. the under
1913. and recorded In said registry
book $50. page 80; and
whereas the condition OF said mort
gage has been broken and stiil remains
broken. by reason of said breach OF the
condition thereof / claim foreclosure
for that purpose.
Blue HILL Maine. December 29th. 1919
ALFRED +. WEBER
BY Forrest b. Snow, his attorney
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-14
Ecgai Nmlrrs

In the District Court Of the United
States for the District OF Maine
Northern Division.
In the matter of
GEORGE III. WARREN. Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy. No 4s2
To the creditors Of George NJ. War
rem. late of Castine. in the County Of
Hancock, deceased in the district
aforesaid, a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
SAth day OF January, A. d. 1920 at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon. there will
be meeting of creditors of the above
named bankrupt, at my chambers. los
Main street, in the City OF Ellsworth
in said district, for the purpose OF re-
opening the estate of the said bank
rupt, to appoint trustee TO sell and
convey the equity in certain real es-
tate fully described in mortgage deed
from Frank +. Rea TO Mary f. Warren
SAID deed being recorded In the regis
try OF deeds for the said County OF
Hancock in book 2s4 page 3ss. and 10
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting
RALPH r. MASON
Referee in Bankruptcy
Dated at Ellsworth, Maine, January
10th, 1920.
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-14

Irene chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, met with a great loss in the
death of Brother David Friend. one of
its oldest charter members. a true
and loyal friend, strict interpreter
Of the real principles for which we are
organized, his loyalty to this chapter
will long be remembered.
Resolved, That as a token of respect
and high regard. our charter be draped
for a period of thirty days and that
these resolutions be spread upon our
records and a true copy sent to the
family OF our late brother.
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-14

The value of iron in medicine has
long been known, but never more ap-
preciated than to-day.
People are learning that in Pept-
iron--a real iron tonic-this most use
full metal is SO happily combined that
it is acceptable to all. even those who.
for some reason or other. have been
unable TO take il in the past
Peptiron is an agreeable. easily as
simulated, non-constipating prepara-
tion OF iron, nux, pepsin, and other
tonics and digestiVes, and is giving
great satisfaction.
In cases where blood cleansing and
liver stimulating as well as nerve
strengthening are needed. Peptiron is
very effectively and economically sup
plemented with Hoods Sarsaparilla
and Hoods Pills. These three medi-
cines form the Triple Combination
Treatment to which the c. l. Hood Co.
is now calling attention as especially
beneficial TO sufferers from impure
blood, weak, unstrung nerves. torpid
and sluggish liver, or a generally run
down condition.
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-14
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IA, 1920

The Bar Harbor Times is sending
out as supplement a series of illus
tratioRs of views in the Lafayette
National Park. The first in the series
is an excellent likeness of Congress
man John A. Peters of Ellsworth.
standing at the entrance to the En-
cry path. by the Sieur de Monts
spring The Times says: Mr. Peters,
influential member of Congress from
this district, has been active in Sc
curing for his native State the first
national park east of the Missis-
sippi and the first in the country
bordering upon the sea