The Republican journal., 1905-09-07

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. James H.
Howes, Odd Fellows block, announces a
fall opening OF dress goods of the latest
styles and colors for the coming season.
Samples sent by mail on request and orders
received by telephone. Agent for Standard
patterns. N. G. Mathews, 81 Main street, has
a full stock of fall and winter shoes, includ-
ing the Elite shoe for men, the Patrician
shoe for women, the John Mitchell SO shoe,
school shoes, and the Wales Goodyear rub
bers. Shoe repairing $3.50. Look in the 10
cent windows OF earle Il Jones-both stores
next Saturday evening for bargains. "A
; d. Chase Il Son have a reminder that with
the month of September comes the
i necessity for heavier clothing, and call at
tention to their 25 cent pants and vests,
/, wooden and cotton blankets, comfortables
and down putfs. They will open shortly
second new stock of TALL and winter rain
coats at popular prices. -. Now is the time
to have your roofs attended to and the City
Roofing Co, Belfast, is prepared to repair
or furnish new pitch and-gravel roof. -.
Tolman's Hat Fasteners are in use here
and the Tolman Mfg Co.: % Essex street,
Boston, advertises for local agents. See
statement of the Searsport National Bank
| See the Sea breeze on another page and
write or call at No. 10 Main street for your
printing ...... Get out your last winters
clothes and have them cleaned, pressed and
repaired by Fred G. Spinney, who can be
found in the old place, Mixer block, Main
street.. See advt., of Harry w. Clark &
Co.'S prize competition for boys from to 20
years of age. See report Of the condition
of the City National Bank of Belfast. An
SHIPPING ITEMS. The 4-masted sch.
Harry I. Hayward arrived last week to
load ice from the houses on the east side.
She is a larger vessel than was expected,
and took all that remained in the houses.
1t is understood that the lease of the prvil-
eye by the Maine Lake Ice Co. of Sargent
vile has expired and will not be renewed
by them. The Hayward finished loading
Saturday and was tOwed to sea Sunday by
the tug Peter B. Bradley. The gear used
in handling the ice was put on board a
small schooner aud shipped to Sargentville;
and the Dickey Bros. took 5he crew of 20
men to Sargentville Sunday n their launch.
Sch. Charlie Il Willie, Capt. Batchelder,
was on the South Marine railway at Rock
land last week for calking and repairs.
The frame is up for the new schooner |. L.
Snow 4 Co. are building in their yard at
the South End, Rockland. Sch. Polly
sailed from Rockport Aug 31st for Bangor
with lime from the Rockport- Rock land
Lime CO.. Among recent charters are the
following: Sch. Julia p. Cole, Hurricane
to New York, cut stone, 81 a ton, sch Caro-
line Gray, Frankfort to New York, paving
at 81 ton and Penobscot river towages !;
ship Aryan, Eureka, Cal, to Hudson
River port, redwood lumber, p. t. ship Will
liam H. Macy, Puget Sound to Sydney,
N. S. w., 3Os, option of direct port in South
Africa, 52s Cd; ship St. Francis, Puget
e chadw sJ Belfast Ca to New York
sch. Henry F. Kriger, 991 tons, Baltimore
to Galveston, steel rails, p. to-. The f.
masted sch. Nimbus arrived at New Orleans
recently with 500 tons Of asphalt She was
81 days making the trip from Newark, N. j.,
and sighted South Pass Light five times. =.
Sch. Andrew G. Pierce, Jr., which recently
loaded lumber at Bradstreet's mill on the
Kennebec, has three masts, but no top
masts, ''spiked bowsprit, which is really
a bowsprit and jibboom in one, no topsails,
gatftopsails or staysails. Sailors call vessels
Sch Eliza j. Pendleton of the Pendleton
Bros. feet sailed from New York for
Georgetown, S. c., took on $50 M of lumber
and arrived back at New York in II days.
:. The hard pine for the vessel building
in the Pendleton yard is yet to be shipped
from Georgetown, S. G., and she probably
will not be completed this season. The
chains and anchors for the new schooner in
the Gilchrest yard arrived last week and it
is now expected she will be launched
Wednesday,, Sept. 18th.