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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05

kezd, amint legcsekelyebb kivansaga
mem teliesiil azonnal. Sir cucliert, sir
azert, hogy vegyek ki p6lyab6l, hogy
ringassak, vagy setaljanak vele. Ez q
szolsas fohamosan kifejl6dik, inert mines
gyorsabb m6dsaer a gyermeket siras-
ra szoktatni, 1hinthogy mindent meg
adunk neki, miert sir Senki sem akar
egy "sir6 babat''
Minden neveles alapja a rendsze-
resseg. A bebi szokasai gyorsan alakul.
max XII. A korai trenirozas altal kony-
nyebbitheti meg az anya feladatat,
mi altal tobb gondot fordithat haz.
tartasra es a sajat pihenesere. Ha pom
tosan, tervszeriien a bebi etetesi, alvasi,
fiirdesi idejet betartja, ugy bebi gyor
san hozzaszokik, hogy ora pontossagra
ellen. Egy mask fontos szempont--a
helyes training mar a csecsem6korban
konnyebbe teszi minden tekintetben a
gyermek neveleset, ha az nagyobbra
nS.
Egy boldog, cgeszsegcs bebi igazi oro
me- minden hazastarsnak. Boldogsaga
csalad minden tagjat boldogga teszi.
Renaes szokasok es helyes gondozas
sziikseges a bebi egeszsegehez es boil
dogsagahoz. Senkit sem suit annyira a
bebi betegsege, mint az anyat.
Az anya hamar rajon ARA, hogy rend
szercs training feltetlenul sziikseges
ncmcsak bebi, hanem sajat erdeke-
ben is. Igen sok esetben az anya ide.
gcinek snlyos baja a bebi' rendszertc.
len szokasainak a k6vetkezmenye.
Emlekezzek ra, hogy a szokast, le.
gyen az i6, vagy rossz, nehez megt6rni.
Ennelfogva sokkal b0lcsebb j6 szo-
kasokat kifejleszteni.
Tgen gyakran taplalek izgatja fel a
b6bit. Kiilon0scn' akkor fordul ez el6,
ha mesterseges taplalekkal etetik. Ia
Ian ez a taplalek mem felel meg gyom.
ranak es emesztesi zavarokat okoz. A
mesterseges taplalekok kivalasztasanal
igcn fontos, hogy olyan taplalekot va
lasszunk, amely k0nnyen megemeszthe-
t5, es amely ugyanakkor azokat tap
ertekekct ada, melyek bebi terme-
szetes fej6deset el6segitik. Az Eagle
Brand Condensed Milk egy kival6an fl
nom mesterseges tapszer. Sok ey 6ta
altalanosan hasznaljak es a legkielegi
t6bb gycrmektapszernek bizonyult.
Azoknak az anyaknak, akiknek be-
bjiik van IS mem tudjak szoptatni, leg
jobban ajanlhatjuk Borden's Eagle
Milk-ct iivegb6l val6 taplalasra. A leg
finomabb tejb6l es legiobb eukorb6l
van tudomanyosan el6allitva. A Bor-
den s Eagle Milk az taplalek, mely
bebi eros labait es egeszseges testet
felepitik.
Olvassa ell figyelmesen minden heten
ezcket cikkeket es 6rizze meg, hogy .
i0y6ben haszn&lhAssa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
K1pR0BALTA.

- Most jon maya, JanosY Epp
harom 6raja elkiildtem, hogy tud-
ia meg, mikor megy az utols6 cser
melyi villamos.
Mar tudom, nagysa'gos ur.
Megvartam, amig elment.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
- TARcZA s.
IRTA: M6RICz zsIGMoND.

ket tanu, egyik a nasznagy, 10
Walls szivaroz6 pesti iigyved, aki
40 ewes koraban lett keresztfiuk,
a mask fatal allami tisztviselo, 4
Xxi almos szemekkel, mosolyogva
piSlogott, inert kozvetleniil egy
murir6l erkezett meg tanunak 8
most ahg brit a laban allani min
den percben elaludt, meg feleb-
redt; szinten izzadtak, a leveg6
izzo volt fullasZt6.
- Buhh, de meleg van, -sb0f-
fent fel az Greg ur.
- Kuttya meleg, = mondta a
nasznagy, knttya meleg, ke-
resztapa, - szenvedelyes doha-
nyos leven, elovett eoy szivart. Ko
riilnezett, de rajott, hogy mem il
lik ragyujtani, tehat csak ropog-
tatta az ujiai kozt. S mask kpze-
vel 3 is zsebkend6t vett el0 es to-
riilgetni kezdte a nyakat. = Ma
guknak mines melegiik, kereAt~
anya?
Mines, = mondta kurtan az
0reo nani aki Sz0lni sem birt a
sert6d0ttsegtol.
A nasznagy az Greg urhoz for
dult cSendesen eZt mondta:
- Keresztanya ugy fel van III
dulva, hogy mem erzi a meleget, Il
menyasszony pedig oily boldog,
hogy att6l mem erzi.
Az Greg ur egyet fujt.
- Sokara keriil rank a sor9
A szolga alazatosan jelentkc-
zett.
= Tizenhetedik szam, nagysa-
| SOS I'll a III.
- Uhh, a fene egye meg, es
most hanyadik van bent?
- Negyedik par.
= Huhh a fene egye meg. Mi
kor keriil rank a sor9
- Ktrem, nalgysagos ur, mem
sokara, egy ora mulva.
= Uhhhu! egy ora !! :. no, affe-
ne egy meg :.
Mozogni Sc, sz6lni Sc tudott a
k0versegt6l es a meltatlankodas-
tol, csak fujt, mint a bika.
TIT iilni most egy craig, vagy
masf6lig, kett6ig. Gutaiiteses do.
log!
Kets6gbeesve neztek egymasra
Az Greg ur toilette cilindere'
vastag husos kezet a nasznag!
vallara tette.
= Csinalj valamit, = morog
ia nyeget6en :. = Adj ezek
mex a =. adj nekik vagy ezer ko
ronat, hogy adjak at helyil
ket =.
= Ne feljen keresztapa, :
mondta az iigyv6d es felrehivta
szolgat.
kis mozgolodas lett, a szolga it
is. oft is tuttogni kezdett, mind
nyajan fesziilt kivancsisaggal lie
tex csal6dottan, hogy szolg
ujra ujra tovabb ment, mar ke
. par utasitotta vissza az ajanlato1
Most a kis Greg parral alku
dott sovany, magas hivatali SIC
, pa.
5 Azok szerenyek voltak, kedvf
: SEX voltak, az emberke rogto
r kesz volt visszavonulni, de az ass
$ SONY, a szem0lcsos. vastag terel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
A cimeres 0k0r.

A cllendereS, frakkOS tarsaSag
a forro nyari delelotton ovatosan
butt be a jozsefvarosi eloljarosag
hallatlanul piszkos el6szobajaba.
A holgyek felemeltek nehez Sc
lyem szoknya aljat, menyasz-
SONY fatyolat ftltette, minden-
XII meg volt renulve
- Piszok dolog, morgott az
0romapa, mikor mi eskiid-
think :. eh :.
AIT jelentette, hogy milSor oll
eskiidtel, huszar tilt a bakon a
templom el6tt az egesz kisvaros
oft allott =. Az egy feledhetetle-
nil sep nap volt :.
Az el6szoba tele volt.
- Xix ezek? - morgOtt az
Greg ur haragosan forgatta a
szemet.
Persze. mikor ok eskiidtek, ak
kor meg mem kellett elGbb az el6l-
iarosagra menni tintafoltos nep
seggel talalkozni =.
A v6legeny, az Greg ur fla, cs!l-
lapitotta az apjat:
= Eskiivo parok, apam, ezek i:
eskiisznek.
Az Greg ur, kettot -harmat kra-
kogott megnezte a nepseget, a
Xix szinten eslillni mereszelneEi k
ezen a napon...
Megallottak a zsufolt zababan
amelynek semmi ablaka mem volt,
csak az iivegezett alto adott ne
mi vilagossagot egy gazlampa, a
mely igan halvanyan, zoldes-sar-
ia fennyel egett.
- Tessek leiilni, keresztanya
- mondta nasznagy a volegeny
mamaianak, aki oily peckesen &
mereven allott, mintha attol fe!t
volna, hogy raragad valaki. Re
nliilt volt es undorral tiirte sor<
max EFT a szornyiiseget, hogy ne.
XII fla eskiiv6jere egy ilyer
szennyes helyre ell kellett jennie.
Egy percig habozott, leiiljon-e
de mikor latta, hogy mindenki all
az 0sszes t0bbi eskiivo par, ak
kor rajott, hogy ez seek vala
mi el0kel6seget. valami kitiintett
helyet biztosit neki elfogadta
Igen ovatosan leiilt s szigorual
pislogott koriil.
A szolga agyon torte magat
hogy cilinderes tarsasagnak 81
keket hozzon egyszerre csal
mind a hatan iiltek, az omorszii
l0k, fatal par ket tanu.
Most kisse maguk k0zt marad
tax elkezdtek nezni t0bbieket
Abszurdum, hogy mifele nepe
szoktak eskiidni =. Egyaltalan m
mex ezeknek eskiv0? =. Mem ]
ugy?... Mindenfele suszter, aszta
los forma emberek; egy Greg pa
kiil0nosen feltunt, alazatos kis be
ii szolga, egy vastag, riicsk0s kt
phi asszonnyal.
Az Greg DANA behunyta szt
met 6vatosan lelegzett: jaj, m
mex j0tt ide, hat hisz ez tiszta kol
munizmus, mar megint.
Az ura is veres szemmel nezt
vilalgot, irt6ztat6 hoseg volt
ugy izzadt, mint egy 10. A fral
king egy csuromviz volt, gall
elvesztette csontkemenyseget
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05

va vartak, mi lesz, A szolga rohan
va Jolt:
Haromezer koronaert, -
nagysagos uram, - harmaaik...
A nasznagv varakozoan nezett
az Greg urra.
Ennek VERDE borult SCENE,
mintha a veret iitottek volna csap
ra, ez haromezer korona jobban
fajt, mint az, hogy eladott egy
wagon buzat a tavaSZon 2500 ko
ronajaval ma hetezer a buza ara,
vagyis $50 ezer koronat vesztett
rajta =.
/, - Add meg, - hor0gte ,guta-
iitesesen, - egye meg fene.
Azntan nema csond lett. Az
egesz el0szoba kivancsian ESQ.,
dalva nezte a gazdag embereket,
akik haromezer koronat fizettek
azert, hogy hamarabb hajthassak
igaba a fejiiket.
Az jigyved izgatottan meg
gynjtatlanul ragcsalta a szivarjat
kivarnatatlan soka iiltek lit, mig
a ket par, aki elottiik volt. meg
eskiid0tt.
Akkor Ok mentek be.
Ures, rideg, tagas sarollszoba, a
falon egy-ket keep, rideg ir6asztal
IS kozepen egy mocskos, k0z0mb0S
ember, halalos piszEos, 6cska ru-
haban, cSak ugy a vallara vetve
egy szeles nemzetiszin szalag.
Leiiltek nadszekekre, amelyck
imbolvogtak maid 0sszet0rtak
aluttuk $ 0sszeszoritott foggai,
mega!azVa megszegyenitve n5z-
TEX a k0z3mb0s szoigat, ahi val
lara vetett szalaggal acsorgott az
ablak el0tt v0r0s kend6vel to-
riilgette homlokar6I az izzadtSa-
got.
- Ahh, - krakogott az Greg
ur, mikor mi esIliidtiink =.
hah =.
Az mas volt. Akkor is volt ic-
len hivatalos Szemely: Oft volt a
polgarmester ferencj6skaban s
oft volt az alispan, szint6n szalon-
kabatban OFT volt az egesz ne
gye el6kel6sege, negyen diszma-
gyarban =. A Peery es az Ambrusy
csaladok, all az szep nap volt ..
Egy Peery es egy Ambrusy eskii-
VOL.
Mar tiirhetetlen kezdett lenni
a hoseg S a din, mikor hirtelen
kinyilik egy oldalajto S besiet raj
ia egy sovany ur, kek liiszter ka-
batban elkapja a szolga vallarol
a nemzetiszin szaIagot a nyaka
k0re kaayarit ia, csak ugy minden
Xxi SCENE lattara, azzal az asztala-
hoz siet:
- Tessek felallani.
s z0r0gve felall6k el6tt k0-
z0mb0s, gyors hangon daralja a
hivatalos formulat: ga magyar
allan t0rv6nyei ertelmeben meg
kerdeZem 0n0ket, Peery Pal eS
Kramer Franciska, hogy hazas.
sagk0t6s celjabol jelentek-e meg
el0ttem?
- Igen.
= Abban az esetben figyelmez-
tetem 0n0ket, hogy torvenA
el0irasa szerint.
Greg Peery Pal valami horgo
vad hangot kezdett kikoszoriiln
a torkab6l, meemozdElt az okle
mintha 6si buzoganyat fogna ;.
Hath. ez gaz tenta kull =.
Azutan leiiltek ujra kezdte a
irnok beirni az adatokat. Peer.
Pal, sziiletett >. AZutan krame
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
A VoNAToN.

- Hogyan lehet az, h0gy ma
GA vegetarianus, hiszen virstli-
gyara van?
= Eppen azert!
- Nagyszerii tapsol 0rome-
ben a j6szivii kisasszony. - De
mondja csak, nit fog akkor ma
ga kezdeni egy krajcar nekiil9
HALLATLAN SZEGYEN.
= Ma, M6ricka, ez a legna-
gyobb szegyen.
- Mi?
- Mem tudod Xxi volt Columbus
es tie legyel egy tojaskeresked0-
mex fla?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05

Olvassa ell figyelmesen minden h6ten
ezcket a cikkeket es 6rizze meg, hogy .
j0v6ben haszn&lhassa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-05-06
ATHLETIC FIELD.
A Public Field Day to Flnish "'s'
School Grounds.

The field behind the hlgh scnoo'
will soon be the scene or mucii "o.ls
inv with men, teams, tractors pio~9'
nicke shoyels, and all the gear VI 3"
bio grading job, if plans now oe'"e
made develop to maturity
The field, as it now stands does nv
reach its fullest usefulness ana can.
NOT until it is graded ana lald ou1
Win baseball diamond, ruhhLns
+racl, etc The high school reefs thal
tha surest way to get this done IS 10
nut on field day, when eVerypooy III
Ellsworth will be invited to give 'neii
services for a day, together WIN amy
tools or equipment they may nave IN
an effort to do the job properly anu
give the city a high school athletic
field that will be a credit to the beau
tjful school building adjoining.
The date has not yet been SET put
will be announced probably IN next
weeks issue of The American. In
the meantime, Principal T. Aber-
nethv will be glad to receive the
names of people who are willing 10
helm out when the big day comes.
plans will be made for flsh cho"uef'
or some similar refreshment, to De
served to the workers. 1t is planned
TO make it big day for the COM
munity, when all of Ellsworth can
turn out and add one more thing TO
the causes for pride already existing
Surveyors are already at work lay
ing out the job, Charles Haynes ana
Cornelius Shea having given their
services for this purpose In the
meantime, the students at the hlgh
school spent the forenoon to-day
clearing up the school grounds cut
ting out underbrush, and getting the
field in readiness for the big drive 20
put the grading job across.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-05-06
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING RULES

At the last meeting of the Ellis
worth branch, American Red Cross,
the nursing committee voted to have
the following rules printed in The
Ellsworth American:
THE SERVICES OF THE PUBLIC
HEALTH NURSE ARE FOR ALL.
/. Call the nurse through your doc
tor or directly at her address. She
responds to every CALL but care of the
patient is continued only under the
sanction or direction of doctor She
is not allowed to prescribe treatment
or give medicine except under his di-
rection.
g. On Sundays and holidays. patients
will not be visited except those where
special or immdiate attention is re-
quired. After hours, the nurse will
make visits only at the request of
doctor or in case of emergency. Usual
hours on duty, $50 a m. to $50 p. m.
g. The nurse is not allowed to care
for contagious cases, but will give in
structions in nursing and render every
possible assistance to families in which
cases occur.
A. The nurse will give instruction in
prenatal care and in feeding and care
of well babies without charge She
will answer the calls of physicians dur
ing deliveries or at any time after the
confinement
s. The nurse is instructed to col
lect for The Ellsworth Branch American
Red Cross for each professional visit.
when she has been called in by
patient or a doctor, a payment of 60
cents Services will be gladly given to
those who cannot afford to pay, When
nurse assists at operation or confine-
ment, the charge is SO.
6. In cases of emergency, when
private nurse cannot be secured, the
public health nurse may be substituted
for a limited number of hours, and
private nurse fee will be charged.
Z. The nurse is not allowed to ac-
cept presents of money from patients
or friends of patients.
8. Sick room supplies will be loaned
by association and should be returned
clean and in good order.
8. Industrial policy holders of the
Metropolitan Insurance Co. are entitled,
except under certain specified limita-
tons, to visiting nurses services free
of charge. The company will bear the
expense of visits.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-05-06
South Hancock.

Mrs. j. w Stinson has spent the
past week in Bangor with her daugh-
ter Ida.
Rev Clarence Emery will hold SER
vices at the church here Sunday at
230 p. m.
Mrs Edgar Leach has been in Ban
gor several days, packing her house
hold goods, for shipment here by
motor truck.
Harold Chase and family and Abe
Fernald, of North Bradford, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Chase's parents, s.
r.. Merchant and wife.
l.. S. Jordan and wife, Ora Jordan
and wife and G. f. Merchant and
wife, who have spent the winter IN
Florida, are expected home this week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-05-06
uI7RLEY HOSPITAL NOTES.
(Contributed.)

Mrs Charles Watson has returned
to her home in Sullivan, after re-
ceiving surgical treatment
Friends of Willard Colt of Brook-
lin will be pleased to learn or ms
eligbt Improvement. Miss Louise
Raird. r. NJ, of Bangor, is special
nurse.
The condition of Mrs. Sadie moore
of Ellsworth Falls is much I'M
proved.
Mrs. Arthur Tilden is recovering
RAPIDLY after surgical treatment.
Friends of Arthur Peterson OF the
Union Trust Co., will be pleased to
learn that he is recovering after an
operation for appendicitis.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-05-06
TRYING THEIR WINGS.
T.. II 5. Girls Not Flappcrs But Real
E'lynra

Flyers.
The girls track meet, held at the
Ellsworth high school on Child
Health day, May |, was one of the
most interesting events of the pro-
gram 1t was also exciting, as the
winner was undecided until the very
end
The senior class, however, was high
credit. They won by only shaving
however, for the juniors were close
on their heels with 4 points. The
other classes followed in order. AL
though the seniors won the meet, the
juniors scored something in every
event, which none of the other
classes did
Mildred Wood of the senior class
was the individual high point win
ner, with 16h points; Lillian
Thomas of the sophomore class sec
ond, with II points; Hope Milliken
of the senior class and Helen Whit
comb of the junior class tied for
third place, with 10 points.
Any girl who took first place in
any event, including the four girls in
the winning relay team, Will receive
a letter. There are nine girls to re-
cefve the track E-Wood, Milliken, l.
Garland. Emery, Whitcomb, Thomp-
son, Morrison, Thomas, Wheelden.
The letter girls now hold the
school record as this is the first time
e. II. S. has had girls inter-clasS
track meet Hereafter, any girl, to
receive a letter, must break the
present record.
Four places were given in each
event, the first counting 5 points,
second 3, third 2, and fourth l. FOL
lowing is the summary:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-05-06
Little Deer Isle.

Sorrow has once more settled over
our little island by the death OF
Neyill. only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Billings He was i'll only twenty-four
hours. He was four years OF age, ana
bright boy. His parents nave the
sympathy of all
Mrs. Walter Hutchinson has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Emma Weed is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Henry B Eaton.
Daniel Billings is home for rev
days.
Garfield Billings has gone away for
the summer
Mrs. Agnes Turner of Swans IS
land is visiting her sister, Mrs. Liza
Pert.
Mrs. Eugene Eaton has returned
from a visit with her husband
May 4. ~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-05-06
Reach.

Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Greene were
guests over the weekend of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. w. Torrey.
w. l.. Greenlaw left last Thursday
for Camden, to join the yacht
Venture
Mrs. S. T. Barbour, whoh as spent
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
ID. w. Torrey, went to her home at
Northeast Harbor recently
A. r.. Holden left last Saturday
for Winchester, Mass, where he will
be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Amerige for a few weeks.
! Miss Martha knight, who has
spent her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs l.. knight, has returned
to her school at Leonia, N. j., of
Which she is librarian.
May 4 L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-05-06
CITY MEETING.
Streets, Lights, Public Water and
Fire Protection Discussed.

The regular meeting of the city
government was held Monday eve
ming, with Mayor Hodgkins presiding,
and Aid. Smith, Higgins, Moore and
Dunleavy present Matters relating
to streets, traffic, fire protection, pub
lie water and street lighting were dis
cussed.
Harold A Robinson appeared be-
| fore the board to ask for an investl-
CATION as to the necessity and FEAST
bility of locating a fire hydrant near
the corner of Lincoln and Bayvlew
streets. to afford protection to much
valuable property in that vlcimty'
The matter was referred to the com.
mittee on streets, to act with Chiel
Engineer Goodwin, and report at the
next meeting.
The building inspector was IN
structed to take the necessary steps
to have the fire ruins of the Bresna-
han buildings on Franklin street re-
moved as unsightly and ire menace.
ID. f. Linnehan called attention 10
the need of another street llght on
Main street, somewhere near the Lip-
ertv National bank. This matter, 70
pether with the relocation OF the llght
at Main and Franklin streets, winch
has been out of commission since the
fire at that corner, was referred to
the committee on electric lights.
The committee on streets was IN
structed to look after the matter or
opening the west end of Dean street
at it's junction with Water street. at
tho original location
Surety bond of F. M. Gaynor, tax
collector was received, approved ana
ordered filed.
The health officer was instructed to
notify the Penobscot County water
Co. to have the inside Of its stand
pine cleaned out at once.
The street commissioner was au-
tborized to have direction signs
painted on the traffic beacons on MAIN
street.
Rolls of accounts, including the
mid-month payroll, were passed as
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-05-06
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Relieves the catarrha. Inflammation, and
the Internal Medicine. a Tonic. which
acts through the Blood on the Mucous
Surfaces, thus assisting to restore nor
NAL conditions.
Sold by druggists for over 40 Years.
+. ]. Cheney & Co, Noledo q
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HANCOCK S. J. COURT
THE COURT.

THE COURT.
Presiding Justice-Warren c. Phil
brook, Waterville.
Clerk-T. +. Mahoney, Ellsworth.
County Attorney-W. b. Blaisdell,
North Sullivan.
Sheriff.. H Macomber, Ellsworth.
Crier-George w. Brewster, Dedham.
Deputies-Perley E. Priest, Ellsworth;
Irving r. Saunders, Orland; Fred j.
Perkins, BrookSVille.
Stenographer-Fred S. Rand, Au-
gusta.
Observation-Disclosures Davis, Ellsworth
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MALE HELP WANTED.

SALESMAN WITH CAR TO CANVASS
apricultural trade, selling lubricatinS
oils. PAINTS roof coating, etc. Draw
inc. account Money making oppor-
unity. The Lennox Oil e Paint Com
pany Cleveland, Ohio.
WANTED-LIVE, ENERGETIC SALES
man for Watkins $50 Household Neces.
stiles in Ellsworth. Earnings SOB 30
weekly Exclusive territory. Write
The J. r. watkins Company, Dept. J-3,
GA n W. Alll- tom ST. l-OStOn. Mass.
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Emergency Measures

Dentists daughter (anxious to ex-
plain presence of young man)-"Oh,
Robert, darling. here's father coming.
Quick! You'll just have to say
you've come to have a tooth OUT
Boston Transcript.
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The Hancock County Association OF
CONGREGATIONAL Churches was or
gained in 1925. Plans for a suitable
observance Of the centennial or the
organization necessitate postpone
ment of the annual meeting from
May to September. 1t will be held IN
Ellsworth
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TO LET.

ONE THREE-ROOM APARTMENT,
with bath; one two-room apartment,
with use of bath. Apply, TO Mrs. -. II.
ROOMS-LODGING,B BOARD OK lIGHL
housekeeping; occupancy after May l.
Sophia Walker, Ellsworth. Tel, 21-3.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

CAPABLE GIRL OR WOMAN FOR
general housework. Write or phone,
Mrs Herbert S. Young, Hancock Point,
Maine.
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1t is probable that the present
term of court will be finished this
week. The criminal cases were taken
up Monday, and will probably be dis
posed of by tomorrow. The indica-
tions are now that one civil case
will follow, and adjournment will be
reached by Saturday.