* Mississippi river except it me provinces. The temper till rather low along tinorder and somewhat nbnvlt;a the Plains states, whibiccupted for years by Jonn 11. I own-occupied ofr years by John H. Townsend Sons in their business as carriage makers. The property was own3d at the time of sale by Philippefor a short time Thursday night. Sud- j watching for lenly ’ eeo ning possessed of the idea noticed a mi he '.v aid like to go motoring, and not ; which answcmachine of his own, the! the missingi\ v* i r a* *i4 % I * Clreadings are reportec The lowest in New Eng 6 at Northfield, Vt.fncques.n-g man went to Harmon’s corner Biddeford no\V. C. T. I N ION.hero he appropriated the use of ajing up the :d coupe owned by Miss Florence!the road wwhi*■The W. C. T. Union will meet tonight at 7.:i0 at the Foss Street M. E.a. m. temperatures were , New York 64, Washington . nignt a •nville 74. Kansas City 74, | church.76, New Orleans 80. Chica- i ----------—s Moines 66, St. Paul 60,1 BIG RAMBLER SI NILOMER. 4, Salt Lake City 16, SanUiowlcy, instructor ol•u’dic schools.Miis Ciowley left 5 '.rent of the groceryfRPh ' . . -Wr---liar,na way, on Main ~k')0 I hursdav afternmusic in th • was driving[destination i• 9 %machine in the roads ju; of lohv turned to tltut, a out :1~ ahlt;52, Portland. Ore.. .0.Miss Inez Sanborn. 17 Clark streetwent to the store to nuik* a purchase1; \which leadsRankin imm the left whicand met thSaco, has a sunflower that measureea.Dance! Dance at Goodwins U- feet and two inches in height and, Sept. 17. Good music, all sevcn anlt;l a half 'nch™ in dianieter-Adv.This rather beats Harry Aarunovitch’s.ior the Early Bu erivy Plaid Back, All Wool, tailored in Roch-r by Vogue.*rcoats that sold for $80 last year. .$29.75Coats surprised us. We wired for ! 00re Coats of the same kind. We hope we getmifler Overcoat3$10.95, $12.50, $14.50, $18.50 and $24.50ee Our New Suits at $19.50aranteed to be as good as any $25.00 Suitsred by others.j are agents exclusively for Weeirpledge In-ed Boys’ Clothes, Johnny 1 upants and Jackeather, the best Boys’ Clothes in the coun-r Boys’ Suits are priced. . . $4.95 to $15.00ecialAll Wool Blue Serge, full linedPants. Our price................$6.95e have a great line of Sweaters, priced mod-itely.ve $3.00—Pure Worsted, silk finish whitepull-over Sweaters with big collar . . . $9.75le same kind, warranted 1 00 per cent woolroad just boMr. RankA * *from Miss ( machine wa condition an The manand taken tfirst gave t bert. but hit t * \ *and m gloated to r n:ave the from the starting switch of the On coming out of the store she fount1 i that the machine had been stolen am! number of 1 quickly notified the police. Dili .a r i given by th•'/ore dispatched to search f t he ) stopped the missing car about the city and on the!ted that it : oads leading out of the town. The us'* of the teleohone was called ini :. ipjgu.play and a dragnet sprea 1 around the surcunding towns to prevent theautomobile thief from getting out cf the state.at 10 a tip cairn* to the police station that a man had been seen I his name.ith the car going up Elm street, in Gulliver opthe direction of Kennebunk. Officer.' Old Orehar, sent in pursuit of the car an 1 I charge of 1at Five Points were told that a man [the Biddefo •*ctirg suspiciously and driving a Ford coupe had been seen to start up I the Alfred road. The officers drove |took charglt; rp the Alfred road for a distance of | the stolen about ix miles but could not tind anv trace of the stolen car. Alfred jail I in the battlt; .vas called, the officers* getting Mrs Lector R. Garvin on tlu* phone, Mr. lalmost emi Garvin being absent from the jail on J that his m business. Mrs. Garvin notified her I father, ex-Dcn ity Sheriff Thomasm *Rankin, who is in charge of the jailin the absen e of the regular jailer, land will beand Mr. Rankin started a search foi the machine.Chief of went to .age to thebe burned (md said tl Did Orchar Biddeford Ilice court 'charge ofWeiid Happenings at ModestHarriman Near KennebunkpoCommunity Greatlyonly$8.50The usually neighborhood in.Swpater«sim tn $1 1 SOquiet and peaceful • ployed at the vicinity of the I was midni