The Republican journal., 1913-03-20
Stops Falling Hair
Halls Hair Remover certainly stops
falling hair. No doubt about it what
ever. You will surely be satisfied

I Edward Sib|ey has decided to sell his hand
/ some residence on High street and the adver-
I tisement appears in another column He can
not occupy it alone and his children are locat
ed elsewhere and will only be transient visit
| ors here. Belfast is sorry to lose this family,
so long prominent socially and in business, but
| the changes of time inevitable
meeting of the Board of Trade was held
last Monday evening with II present Messrs,
R. F. Dun on, Q. f. Frost, NJ. W, Lord and
/ Elon B. Giichrest were chosen delegates to
attend the meeting of the State Board in Au-
| burn, March 2lst, committee was appoint
ed to confer with the Waldo County Farmers
Union and offer the aid of the ..s!isst Hoard
of Trade in furtherlng the work of the Union
PRIZE RECIPE Armour's Monthly Cook
Book for March contains a list of the prize
winners in the different S'ates those furnish
ing the best recipes in which use is made of
the Armour's specialties. Mrs VIM. Vaughan
of East Belfast won the second prize for
Maine several hundred contestants. Fol-
lowing is her recipe:
Shredded Ham with Currant Jelly Sauce
One NAH tdDleSpUoH OF outer, third of
currant Jelly, few grains of CAYENNE one
fourth cup of sherry, and one cup of Armour's
Star Ham boiled and cut in small strips Put
the butter and currant jelly into sauce pan: as
soon as melted, add cayenne, sherry and ham;
simmer five minutes.
MILLINERY OPENINGS, H H. Coombs G.
Co. Masonic Temple, announce their spring
millinery opening and special Easter showing
of spring goods for Saturday, March 22nd
when they will show some of the best and
latest styles in ladies', misses and chidren's
hats. In other goods they have neckwear,
gloves, silk hose and the new shantoon silk
for gowns in large variety of shades at 25
cents per yard. Saturday, Mrs B. F. Wells,
Mrs F. e. Spinney, milliner, will have her
Easter opening and will exhibit full line of
trimmed and untrimmed millinery . E. K.
Brier & Co will have their spring show of
millinery Saturday. March 22nd, and call spec
ial attention to their small spring shapes. =.
Miss l.. H. Ferguson will have her opening of
spring and summer millinery Saturday, March
18th.
A Fool FOR LUCK. A catchy comedy in two
acts, "a Fool for Luck" was presented by the
SSuloT CLASS u IIlS DeIidSL f1lRn school IN the
Opera House Monday evening, March 18th.
The leading parts taken by Vivian Syl-
vester and Miss Belle Pitcher, as young mar
ried couple in straitened circumstances on
account of speculation in railroad stocks. The
part of his aunt maiden lady, was taken by
Miss Edna Wight, and that of his close friend,
a New York stock broker, by Norman Little
field They were also investors in the same
stock and their vain attempt to keep it secret
and at the same time keep in touch with its
condition through the Knowledge of their
guest, rich young Eaglsh,nan, personated
by Donald Clark were very funny Miss
Marian Hayes, the young lady, and George
Wadlin of Northport the Embellishments
valet were good in their parts. Byron Salter
and Vaughan Hayes were colored singers, the
latter dressed as a girl, and caused much
merriment in their specaties between acts.
Miss Ida Carleton the pianist and played
the Accomplishments for the singers Harris
orchestra furnished music for the dance which
followed the play. The net proceeds will be
applied to defraying the expenses of the class
on their Washing ton trip. There was good
attendance.