The Republican journal., 1912-03-21
NOTICE

PooR's MILLS. Mrs. Emily Corson of Pro-
violence, R. l., is at Leslie Payson's, called here
by the death OF her brother, Mr.. S. A. Payson.
MIR. W. A. Monroe is still confined to the
house. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Curtis and children
spent Sunday with Mrs. Curtis | arents. C.
A. Mckinley of Camden was the weekend
guest of his sister, Mrs. Cole, returning home
Sunday -. Mrs. Dora Philbrick of Thorndike
and her sister. Mrs. Hattie Stevens of Bangor,
were recent guests of Mrs. Annabel Underwood
..Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackson spent Sunda
with Mr.and Mrs Irwin Jackson Mrs. Hattie
Robertson and little daughter Helen spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with her parents in Bel
mont. Mr.. Freeman Curtis has moved his
goods and will board with Joseph Jackson for
while. Capt. %. A. Wade was called last
week to take charge of his barge at Hartford,
Ct, Melvin Wentworth of Stockton is visit
Ing relatives here. The school children are
having two weeks vacation.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Tan shoes continue
IN high favor, and while they are worn at all
seasons they are specially desirable for early
spring wear. The Dinsmore store calls atten.
ton this week to few styles made exclusively
for them that you will not find elsewhere, at
prices from $3.50 to S.. -. Mrs. Lydia Cammett
and Mr.. and Mrs: Herbert Paul of Waldo pub
hsh card of thanks. James H. Howes Odd
Fellows block, has received his spring stock of
suits, coats and waists, the best in the STYLES
and materials that will be in favor the coming
season. His Ready to-Wear Department on
the street floor is more complete than ever.
and women, misses, juniors and children can
| have their wants supplied. Il. The Read Garage
| & Machine Co. is advertising the HAYNES car
! and the w hite Truck. Read what they say
about them, and about their exhibit to begin
next week THE Waldo Telephone Co. has
something to say concerning the service in
rush hours and makes suggestions that if fol-
lowed would benefit alike the users of the
phone and the company THE au tomobiles
and if you have not bought ordered Ford
MODEL 7 car of earle and Jones' the Waldo
county agents, it is time you were about it .
Mrs. G Weber, Bell street. sells the
! SpiTella corsets, fitted to the wearer's individ-
! ual measurements. They are not sold in the
! stores . Mrs. Simon A. Payson, Mrs. Leslie
! D. Ames and Mrs Leslie A. Payson publish a
card of thanks The Dinsmore Store has
just received lot of new Spring Hosiery,
with the Holeproot brand on the toe Don't
buy your spring hosiery until you examine
lese new wonders in Holeproof earle &
joins are still offering $50 reward to anyone
proving to them and naming the Ford car
/ agent who has sold 1912 Model T Ford car
tivered in the State of Maine at less than the
pr ces they quote in their advertisements
automobile exhibit week of March 25th, 2 to
10 p M. at Garage of Reeds Garage & Ma
chine Co. 40 High street, Belfast New
! spring line of c. B. A. La Sprite corsets at the
! Hilton Home for waists. See professional
card of J. H. Wood. Optometrist :. New
! spring clothes, suits and coats, complete lines,
and Easter gloves at earle & Jones. Twenty
five dress skirts. too full for the prevailing
! style, will be closed out at half price. The
Penobscot Bay Electric Co. announce reduc-
ton in the price of Tungsten Lamps.