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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-07

Au' ulmat diletantii care au
predat 'Florin 81 Florica" piesa
au fost tare bine esecutata de cd.
ira oil Achim Cotet, dina Fkorica
Albu 81 dl Pavel Media.
Dupa teatru dl Pres. multn-
meste diletantilor precum 81 Ca.
luserilor Clubului 81 micilor copil
4caluseri al Soc. Banateana. Multu.
meste onoratului public, pentr,l
sprijinul dat 81 pentru buna ordi.
ne tinuta in timpul teatrului, ur-
meaza suprasolvirile faclte 81 aici,
pentru care ell multumita lasam
Sc urmeze numele marinimosilor
'donatori.
Nick BodAncea $500; Pave'
Gotiont 5000; Lazori Limo $500;
Il N 4 80.
George Petredean 5000; loan Bi-
zic $500; loan Barari $l0O; Va
sile Craina $500; loan Dobrea
$500; Petru Geogor $1.OO; Petru
Miron $1.O0; Eugen Popet $1.OO;
Stefan Vasilari $1.00; Dan Flo
rea $1.OO; loan Bizior $1.00; loan
Milos $1.00; Petru Miuta $500;
Ieva Medvesor $1.00; Lazar Med
vesor $1.00; George Giura $1.OOl
A. Arcalean, /. Ancojean 81 c. Ia
lcobean $500 Costan Arcalean
$1.OO; Ilie Dragomir 25c; loan
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Dragomir 2oc; Dan Secasi 25c
Maria Secasi 25c; Paulina vaca-
rescu 25c; Gigo Tarnea $1.OO
loan Badna sl.OO; loan Oprea
5000; Dan Vutca $1.OO: Dan
Dolalan $1.OO.
Multumim inca odata in nu-
mele Clubului 'Progresul'' tutu-
ror donatorilor, 81 oaspetilor, in
special Solicitation 81 Parochiilor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-07

de dragostea aratata 81 sprijinul
dat, 81 ne place a crede ca vom fl
81 Gle aici inamte onoratis Gu spri-
jlnul D-nealor, ca 81 moi la rindul
nostru promitem tot concursul
posibil.
In numele Clubnlui Progresul.
n Boconcea, presedinte.
Lepn sideroc, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-07

Ce C0nC1ne 1ndTumafl ST
retete, pentru mancarile copiilor cat de mici. Ea
contine indrumari 81 retete pentru mancarile CO.
piilcr cat de mici. Ea contine nu numai retete
pertru portiie micutilor pregatite Gu laptele
Eagle Milk eli sfaturi de valoare privitor la
dieta l6r de toate zilele.
Laptele "Bcrdens Eagle crescut mai
multi copii sanatcsl decat toate preparateie adu-
nate la i'm loc. Tale Cuponul din acest anunt 81
trimite-l la The Borden Company, 81 vel prini
gratis cele doresti, fie instructuni pentra hr5
nirea copilului scrise in lilnba D-voastra, carte
pentru ccpii orr carte de reteta in care YETI In
vata cum sc gatiti diferite mancari gustoase Gu
1aptele Eagle" Spuneti numai ceiace doriti 81
trimitem Suntem la dispozitia D-voastra; cereti
numai. Tineti-va copilul CT. lapte Eagle Milk
char dupa ce bibironul (sti-a de lapte) lasata
Ia Darte
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-07

Gu zilele dc vara pe Gale de a veni, or1ce mania
cauta indrumare cum sa- 81 hraneasca de timpurr
copilul dupa &C ga luat stica della gura Ce poate
fl mai bun decat aceiasi hrana ce ia dat sanatate
81 vigoare in tot timpul prunciei?
Laptele Eagle Brand Sc mistueste asa de re-
pede asa de curat 81 de hranitor, incat mimic nu
asa de bun de pus in primal farfurie de man
care gatita In placinte frumusele, in simple, dar
dulci port la farfurie- -dupa carl copiii Isl ling
buzele carl le pot fl pregatite bne-Laptele Eagle
va continua sa le cladeasca corpuri puternice 81
bine legate De ce, tocmai cand copilul D-tale in
cepe sd intrebuinteze hrana solida ii lei dinainte
hrana care la dat sanatate 81 vigoare, att lui
cat 81 la alte trei generatii de copii? Fa asa ca
Z laptele eagle Brand" sa Sc gaseasca intotdeaura
in portiile gatite ale copilului
Mamele 81 fe,neile din toata tara vor gasi in
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DARE DE sEAMA ST
MUITUM1TA PUBLICX.


avut loc Dumineca in IA Maiu
1922 isi tine de datorinta a aduce
F4nultulnita 81 pc aceasta Gale, tu-
turor celor ce au participat Ia
aceasta serbare, precum 81 per-
soanelor care au ajutat la reusita
serbarii dupa cum urmeaza.
SFINTIREA DRAPELELOR.
Drapelele au fost Sfintite de
catra preotul nostru Rev. George
Branutm i'm Biserica gr.-ort. ''Po-
gorirea Duhului Slant din loc,
d multumim calduros preotulni
Branutin pentru dragostea ara
alta facand serviciul Gu totu,
gratuit.
DEFILAREA IN ORAS.
1ndata dupa sfintirea drapelelor
,'au aranjat convoiul spre de-
lila in oras, in mOdul urmator:
l. Drapelele Clubului ''Progre-
iul'' cu un Presedinte aranjator.
2. Caluserii Clubulni ''Progre.
sul".
3. Muzica, compusa din IL per-
,Oane sub conducerea d-lui Cercel.
4. Drapelele Soc. Desteapta-te
Romano 81 Hora Unirii, urmate
7 le un lung sir de membri al ace
tel Societati
5. Drapelele Societatii ''Bana-
seana".
6. Caluseri Copii, al Soc. pa
lateana urmati de membri Socie-
;atii. Il
Z. Membrii Parochiei ''Pogori-
'ea Duhufui Slant urmati de
nembrii Clubului nostru.
In ordinea aceasta am parcurs
trazile de la Biserica pana la
,1ala Soc. ID. r. H. L. Multmita
'ducem dior Presedinti aranja-
orr loan Bizic, Augustin Moldo-
an, Dumitrn Lupu 81 Trifu Va-)
arescu, care au aranjat convoiul
n modul arafat, pentru care s.
anjament 81 Ordine, am fost tare
nult oyatiati din partea publieu-
III American in tot timpul def
arii..
BANCHETUL.
Ajunsi la Sala Soc. D.. r. H. y.
licea au fOst surpriza pentru
oti oaspetii nostri de felul cum
III fost aranjeat Banchetul, 81
nultumita Sc cuvinc d-nelor, Ma
lea Vacarescu 81 Ana Lupu pen
-ru munca sirguincioasa depusa
III aranjearea Banchetului.
TOASTURILE.
Toasturile La Banchet au fost
leschise de catra dl NicOlae Bo-
'ancea Presedintele Clubului, 81
otodata 81 Nasiul Drapelului Ma
ional Roman, care prin vorbire
~rumoasa, an arafat bucuria ce o
;imte membrii Clubului, caci dupa
- munca incordata Clubul are fe.
.icirea a 81 serbia aceasta ri in
,minNrea Sfintirei Drapelelor
Multumeste calduros tuturor ce-
or ce all participat la aceasta
;erbare, 81 i'm special multumeste
Societatilor ID. r. Fl. II. societatii'
'Banateana'. Parochiei 81 mem
'rilor acestor organizatiuni pen
ru sprijinul dat, multumeste In
t0ti cei ce an contribute 81 vor
:ontribui cu mutt s'au putin pen
ru buna reusita a serbarii.
Vorbeste dl loan Vuica Secre-
5arul fin, al Soc. D. R. H. u.
lratand intr'un mod placut insem
1atatea zilei, vorbeste despre or
eanizatiunile noastre Gle pc ace-
'tea plaiuri, despre insemnatatea
FOR, inchee Gu cuvintele ''sa ne
unim 81 sa ne sprIinim nnii pc
altii 81 la bine 81 la ram, 81 sd dam
dovezi la alte popoara ca suntem
un neam de ofdine.
Vorbeste Ill George He
ghes Presedintele, Soc. ''Bana
teanaS., care arata prin vorbirea
d-sale insemnatatea "Drapelelor"
vorbeste despre unirea neamului,
inchee ca pehtru a da dovezi Cd
\ cl1ntnru rnr,sn;. %,.olx,,;n cS N:.,,
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.S'A ISPRAVTT STICLA = OAR NU
S'A ISPRAVIT GU MARCIA VULTURUL
1900 sc %

fmi
in
alea codut
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they contemplated the silks and the
satins and the--yes, the rabbits foot
which smoothed so often her fair Grim.
soned cheek-who could only remember
her incredible ability, her dramatic
moods, her silver tones.
One recalls Geraldine as the pathetic
Cho Cho San. in her plum blossom XII
mono, plaintively singing "Cn bel de
vedremo' to the lacIuered walls of her
little house-what loveliness there was
in her voice. what hope. Yesterday
that kimOno, marked Item 720," stood
on dummy figure, and it brought
paltry sum. Today it might be any.
where, hanging in somebody's dark
melody somehow st i'll overheard. Who
knows. anyway. what music clings to
this bit of cloth!'
And there was That's, that incompar-
able woman-cOurtesnn and actress
whose life was n panorama of purple
patches, who was uplifted in the end
beyond the dominion Of. flesh. Who
knows but what the exquisite mpdita-
tion--"Thy love has remained in my
heart ns balm divine. she sang--lingcrs
somehow about that chiffon drapery.
white like the prayers of Jesus"
"Item 1884," or about "the six white
nuns head binders. four embroidered
bands and two skull caps, Item G7Gy"
1t is a strange world. where beauty
and trade are often fellows.
And SO one might go down the list
of her approximations. The costumes
were not mere "clotles they were as
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BeribbOned Castdnets
Bring a Fair Price

When Gerry'S Carmen sang the Seq
uidilln. that insidious rhythm of vul-
gar love- She sounded n pnir of box.
wood yellow -ribboned castanets. How
many folks on this earth have mar
velcd at the subtle, forceful message
in Gerry's Interpretation of the dark
fascination of the strange woman QUE
Of Spain And how the castancts stirred
the hearts of the (. b. m. ! Well, they
brought $50. They have talked to
thousands Of persons. they have car
thousands Of lives and they were
"knocked down. at 500. For all their
eloquence they were worth just that
much.
Six Carmen wigs. the gloss and the
beauty Of which struck many Don
Jose and Escamillo right 70 the henrt,
had monetary value of Sl1 apiece.
And the famous gypay frock, i'll which
Carmen flutes the Habonera:
Az lore, thou art milful riid bird
Ind none may nope TIM rings to tame.
was sold to dealer for $45.
The famous Queens cape of blue vel.
vet and ermine, appliqued with gold
cord and imitation sapphires. Of LA
Refine Fiamctte' the auctioneer gave to
bidder for $3.50. This costume, draped
with an American flag, Gerry used
for her Liberty Loan singing. The
entire wardrobe for this opera, for
which Miss Fnrrar paid an estimated
$ll ,OCO, sold for Sl0J0.
Manon, in Massonet's opera Of the
same name, beautiful vase full
Of corruption," dies in the arms of
her lover at the end Of the last act.
The voice Of youth is stilled. And it
is stiled forever. So far as Geraldine
Farrar. the opera singer. is concerned.
And ManOn's beautiful gownS-five of
them-went under the auctioneer's
mallet. along with the other items, to
grace some ballroom with their change
able green silk taffetas, their pink
satins, their brocades.
And there was puccini's 'Tosca."
Tosca, you remember, loves Mario, and
Srarpia, brutal officer of justice.
loves Tosca. He tricks her, and then
attempts 10 violate her, but Tosca
w"lds g.caming knife and concludes
abruptly his days Of SHINING. In
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'T" on it, and prepared TO live happy
ever after.
"Thc secret of my happiness with
1.ou.' Geraldine is reported to have ex-
planned, ''is that we are brutally honest
with each other
In 1921 Lou objected because Gerry
wouldn't let him into the house 10 get
his clothes. He filed II suit for divorce.
In November of the same year Gerry
, filed Der suit charging brutality, in
compatibility and n few other things.
Her suit is still pending.
4 few days ago what was left of this
blasted romance was sold at public
auction. T.
The Louis XIV bedroom suite brought
S1lOO. Bidding started with $500 and
! steadily rose. The suite consisted OF
| four pieces IN kingwood. fnlaid with
other woo,ls--bedstead dressing bureau
With marble top and mirror. q high
chest of drawers with colored marble
top and night stand with drawer.
Two down pillows sold for So each.
Gerry's Louis XVI ivory enamcled
| bedroom suite. ornamented with roses.
| consisting OF bed with cane head and
fo"tboard, dressing table with tripicate
mirror, chfforobe with cane panels
center table. two oval tables, small
! night table, all with glass tops, brought
SGD. For the bed canopy. the auction =
eer drew 500; for the bolster. $50 fol
/ two pillows. S1S each. and for the
! damask and lace bcdspread, SO
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felt til" llutt"r caused by Gcrrs ', daring
portruyal
III" story "r tn" opera Is an old one
a gay actress falls in love With rutLcr
r"I"ri"SS n,ul, SodUr"s him and then
diHr"V"rH thai i" Is married In the
opera /nza dlsrobcS before the audi
rnr"--thur is, and one mus, be- very
frank, sh" drops her mItrr garm,nt,
drops to III" waist a dainty something
or other, then slips the straps from
another and with her back To- tho in.
t"r"st"d audience, stands there hare to
the waist. The uUdi"ur" Is rescued by
th" timely advent Of maid with Il
kim"no. In II moment Xa2a stands rc-
vealed in short 'skirted, almost waist.
less, red and green music hall costume.
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III" opera. Toaca haz Il very complete
ana gorgeous wardrobe. Well, II
'w"nt' IN" other I,uy- the hluo silk
mnrpnSettr, trimmed with coral and
scum 'pr"riOus stones. for SO the blue
velvet gown with gold and silver ap-
p!Iqu" floral designs for $50; aud 50 On.
Aud thrr" wrr" many other things
that went tn" way of nll discarded but
not "utW"ru Igupcrti"s -S7G Items,
T." b" "Nnct, appraised At Sl25 900 at
cost sold at auction for One-thIrd
that amount
Ter To,ca, hcr Gio Cio Snn, her
Carmen, her lovely Thais arc quite dead
now; even their poor Irorks aud Wigs
AZ" gonr-but all their beauty and all
their tragedy and all their Joy echo
down the long halls Of memory.
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)KENY OF "GERRY" F1AIRRAR,S OPERA CAREER
BARTERED FOR SONG Nv "SALE OF MEMORIES

And this historic bit Of cloth brought
only S27 30.
And Zaza must have stampcd- her
ridicnously small and beautiful foos
somewhere, because this little frocH
drew no moro than that from the 1VO
persons crowding the auction rooms.
Once Iazas pitiable little heart
poured ont what love 1t held In the
passionately wistful 'Il Bacio." And
the audiences succumbed to its fervor.
stunned by the joy, the pain. the beauty
of it---and the nealigee she wore
orange-cut velvet trimmed with fox
cmptled sOmcbOdy 5 purse of SUI .OO.
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The lovely "Gerry" turns her
back on these storied phantoms and
looks to the concert stage to please
the hearts of an army of rather
confused admirers. And the Gerry
happers are quite distraught.
Gerry has cut off the past, so
far as the trappings 60, at any
rate. She states, through her secre-
tary, that she does so for no other
reason than that they are in the
way and would rot in storage
houses.
Touring the country in her special
car, she sang ballads in Western
cities while the auctioneer on
Fourth avenue, New York, used all
the arts he knew to bring out the
highest bidders.
And not only the costumery of
opera went under his impersonal
hammer, not only musical scores,
the properties, the wigs, the fans,
but also eloquent evidences Of
Gerry's "cave-man" lover, Lou Tel
legen-the ash trays, the bridal
suites, the linens, tableware, the
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At Fifteen She Amazed
the Great Nine. MeIba

When she was fifteen she sang for
Madame MrlhH, who predicted that she
was destined To- be- II "Srcond Jenny
Lind" When She was sixteen she sang
"Fhc Star Spanglcd l'nnnrr' for Prcsi.
House, on receipt of the news Of Dew
cy's victory in the Spanish. American
War.
About that time she went TO Europe
" study. She worked steadily aud
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ortef Domesticity
4 clothed in Tra0edu

|domas,irel''s rel''s OF the prima donna : brief
f,iInro",ty bear something of tragic
! iona m.fe ABOUT them. but the relies OF her
|fr,nSu operhtic career, her spectacular
Of sfIhnphs' are suffused with the glory
INT Ter immense success.
s.ome nmsre were those who sat in the
"eu Ss, auction rooms who regretted
6st @n',menitally that Gerry at long
ma was burying her brilliant past in
Ss,annnher amher 80 heartlcssly and so i'm. !.
"'0nuny' but there were many, as
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:obber doormat marked with the
*'.er "l from that famous "cabin
u love- on Seventy-fourth street.
Inc handsome man who proposed
W her IN the unromantic oil fields,
VINO demanded rather than pro-
so'ea' Is as much thing of the
past now as are the lovely Tosca
'na her shimmering garments.
Inc desire for separation seems
" pe mutual, and there consequently
orc no hearts broken, but the sale
VI heir common possessions, con-
Sected immemorially with the
D.oom and the fading of the flower
~ 'ne'r romance, is, if nothing else,
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Mere Man Purchases
Delicate Lingerie

Th" auctioncer blushingly put up five
pnirS Of step-ins. issuing private in
str,lctions to the boys on the block as
TO how they were to b" displayed. They
w"r" of red tnffeta, yellow satin. ccrise
satin and pink satin. 4 gentleman
bought the whole lot for 50 80.
When she presented IIooncavallo's 8
"Iaza" in America for the first time
Gerry set all New York on it's ear. A
minister down in Atlanta. Ga, his
finger at the pulse of his State, even
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Bay State Girl, Whose Voice
Enthralled Princes and
PanperS, Cuts AdrI5t
From Golden Past
.,SHIlNlNERING GOU|INS
BRING PITTANCES
Gorgeous Wardr0be, Gifts
From P0tentateS, AHke Seek
Grass OzVnery as Rauc0nS
AuCtiOneer Asks Bids

MEMORIES for sale!
M Farrar the singing heroine thousand trumph
creator every of has sold her
vu booded Carmen of gentle Marguerite of Zaza
oveness which called Manon these have
under the hamm of a dispassionate auconeer.
wistful ghosts of witchng Airline, of dainty kmonoed
doubt weeping somewhere such
bills to
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-04-12
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas, Boyd B. CHM of Bangor
county of Penobscot, conveyed to
James f. Gerrity of said town, county
and State, by mortgage deed dated
cock registry of deeds, book 555. page
317, the following described property.
to wit:
Lot No 90, near Hothole pond, ON
the east side of Hothole Bog, convey
ing the same property conveyed by
deed. Oct. IA. 1915, recorded in Han
cock registry of deeds, book 54S, page
246.
Lot No. 102, according to plan and
survey of the town of Orland, con-
veyed by Fred A. Gilbert and Carrie A.
of mortgage dated March Is, 1919, re-
corded in Hancock registry of deeds.
Aug. 6, 1919.
Lot No. 1870, being the westerly half
of lot No. 100, in the town of Orland.
State of Maine, conveyed to Boyd b
ms, treasurer of the town of Orlands
Maine, and recorded in Hancock reg
istry.
Also all my right, title and interest
in lot No. 100 of the town of Orlandr
conveyed. by Melvin H. Hamor to
Boyd B. CHM and Mark w. CHM, jr..
March 10, 1919, recorded in Hancock
Intending to foreclose all of the
property described in deed, recorded
in book 555, page 317, of the Hancock
registry of deeds.
Whereas the conditions of said
mortgage have been broken now.
the conditions thereof, I claim a fore
closure of said mortgage and give thif
O' JAMES F. GERRITY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-04-12
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK IS.

At d probate court held at Ellsworth
in and for said county of Hancock. on
the eleventh day of April, in the
year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and twenty-five, being an ad-
journed session of the April A. D. 1922
term of said court.
A certain instrument purporting to
be a copy of the last will and tesla
ment and codicil of Charlotte Pendle-
ton, late of Cincinnati, in the county of
Hamilton, and state of Ohio, deceased,
and of the probate thereof in said state
of Ohio, duly authenticated. having
been presented to the judge of probate
for our said County of Hancock for the
purpose of being allowed, filed and re-
corded in the probate court of our said
testamentary to issue to Elliot H.
Pendleton, The executor named in
said will. No bond being required by
the terms of said will.
Ordered, That notice thereof be
given to all persons interested there
in, by publishing copy of this order
three weeks successfully in the Els
worth American a newspaper printed
at Ellsworth in said County Of Han
cock, prior to the second day of
May, A. D. 1922. that they may
appear at a probate court then to be
held at Ellsworth, in and for said
County of Hancock, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, and show cause, II any
BERTRAND E. CLARK,
Judge of Probate
Attest: ROBERT p KING
Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-04-12
PROBATE NOTICES.

following appointments have been
made by the Probate Court within
and for the County of Hancock, State
Alessandro Fabbri, late of Ear Ear-
Dor, in said county, deceased. Melville
e. Ingalls, of the city county and state
Of New York appointed executor of
the last will and testament of said do
ceased; date of qualification March Ia,
a. d. 1929: Not being resident OF the
H. Lyman of Bar Harbor Hancock
county, State of Maine, as his agent in
said State of Maine, as the law d.
p, Winthrop Gordon Thomas. late OF
Bluehill, in said county, deceased
Weber Williams Thomas of said
last viii and testament of said de-
ceased; date of qualification March IA,
William Forsyth, late of Bucksport
IN IN said county, deceased. Evelyn NJ
Forsyth. of said Bucksport appointed
eXecutrix Of the last will and testa-
fcatio0 OF M said deceased date of quail
. oscar F. Fellows, late of Bucksport,
IN Ea, SAD county, deceased. Raymond
Be ei1eWs and pdn Frank Fellows, both Of
Maine. appointed executors of the las
VIII ana testament of said decea sod
1922. 4narch " A. IL
ton, in said county, dec deceased. ' Ger
trude Lufkin of Freeport. Cumberland
ecutrix of the last will and testament
and codicil of said deceased; date OF
qu iafrs is ma, March 7, A. D; 1922.
said County ate of AsS%9rth u
Curtis, of said Ellsworth, appointed
Of sad of the last win and
March l. ue e. 8. i52 gate of qualification
Celia c. Arey, late of Bucksport. in
tt is Of county saiy deceased Walter F.. Cur
eeutor of the last will and testament
Marsh a. :, A D; 1922. '' ''''' '''A
eount + Pe da9saI lste of orland II
e ment ri of Of the last viii and pp testa-
hcatlon March z, A D. 1922.
j., Mary A c. Candage, late of Bluehil
conary of Gfo9 saig DE deeeased Joanna
minlstratrix of the estate Of said de-
Ago. A. p 1oS gate of qualification March 1,
:. Clara I. Tilden, late of Ellswor,,
m n said county. deceased. F SrinMEort r.
T III of said Ellsworth, rramk
easnd lst d OF the estate of said de-
A. d. 1922 4'ai'lcation March q.
worth, in said. county deceased.
Newell S. Armstrong Of said E lis
worth. appointed administrators OF
the estate of said deceased date Of
qualihcatlon March 7, A D. 1922.
FRANCES e. Stevens, late of BluehilI.
IN sad county, deceased Alice A.
HOLT Of said Bluehill, appointed ad-
mihlstratrlx of the estate of said de-
ceased; date of qualification March Ii.
A D. 1922. 80
Mary Leasure, late of Winter Har-
Dor. in said county, deceased w. B.
Blaisdell of Sullivan, in said county.
appointed public administrator of the
estate of said deceased; date of quail
fication March IA, A. D. 1922.
Martha w. Hamilton, late of Goulds-
boro, in said county deceased. Alfred
Hamilton of said Gouldsboro, ap-
pointed executor of the last will and
testament of said deceased; date Of
qualification March 8, A. d. 1922.
Dated at Ellsworth, in said county.
this twenty ninth day of March. A.
d. 1922.
ROBERT P. KING,
Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-04-12
Three In This
Family Were
Restored By It
Augusta Woman Says She
Weighs More and Feels
Better Than Ever In. Her
Life-Mother and Daugh-
ter Also Remarkably Bene-
fitted By Tanlac. >

"You might call ours Tanlac
family, for after Tanlac restored my
health so wonderfully I gave it to
my little girl and then got my
mother to taking it and it has done
each of them a world of good al
ready" said Mrs. Ellen M. Harring-
ton, 5 Cross St., Augusta, Me.
"For some years l had been in a
weak nervous, run down condition,
and then last winter 1 had the in
fluenza and it left me with all my
old troubles worse than ever. My
nerves were terribly upset, my
stomach was all out of order and l
couldn't eat or sleep at all we'll.
ri never in all my life saw any
thing like the way Tanlac relieved
me. My appetite is fine now, my di-
gestion seems perfect and 1 am never
the least bit nervous. l weigh more
than ever did before in my life and
just feel like a different person al
together"
Tanlac is sold in Ellsworth by
q. G.. Moore, in South Brooksville
by Ray G. Gray and by leading drug.
gists everywhere.