The Republican journal., 1913-04-03
The News of Belfast.

Last aturday Miss Maude Russell had bee,
Is years in the same dry goods store; first
with George W. Burkett and now with James
| H. Howes.
Tuesday. April 2nd. was the 18th anniver
sary of the severest snow storm that ever Wis.
tied this vicinity. 1t was several days before
the roads were passable.
The Colonial Theater is first to move il
practical aid for the flood sufferers. The re
ceipts at the picture show this, Thursday
evening will be for their benefit and this shoult
ensure a crowded house.
John Cochran Chapter, D. A. R., will NEE
Crafts room at 7 80 p. m. The hostesses will
be Mrs. Frank H. Mayo and Mrs Alfred M
Ferguson, and the program will be as fol
lows: Roll-call, Revolt tionary Anecdotes
paper, The War in the Southern Department
Mrs. McKeen; paper, Thomas jefferson, Mrs
M money.
| ATTEMPTED SUICIDE Ernest Matthews, 81
years old, attempted suicide by jumping from
the lower bridge late last Saturday night He
was returning from dance in East Belfas,
AID stopping on the bridge began removing
his clothing. He threw his hat and coat into
the water and these were followed by his
watch and pocketbook and he was about tc
leap over himself when officer Scott Gray ap-
peared and restrained him, placing him under
arrest. No charge preferred against him
and he was released later. Matthews has been
driving team for the United laundry and is
said to have been drinking heavily of late and
was under the influence of liquor when he
sought to end his life by drowning
PooR's MILLS. Leo Wade, who has been
visiting his cousin, Hattie Robertson, went to
Massachusetts last Monday. While here he
had surgical operation on his throat at Tap
ley's hospital by DR.. Tapley. assisted by DR..
Pearson of Morrill,, and has fully recovered.
49,. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mitchell were called
to Monroe las. week by the serious illness
of his uncle, Charles Mitchell 80. Henry
Wentworth is cutting wood with his engine
through the neighborhood. -. Charles Wood
has sold his place to Manley o. Wilson of
Searsmont. Stella Daggett entertained her
school friends last Saturday evening" it being
her birthday. She served refreshments of ice
cream and cake. -. Maynard Kimbal has been
quite sick, but is somewhat better at this
writing.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. earle & Jones an
nounce drapery sale. They are closing out
an entire line of muslin, lace, etamine, Not
tngham lace and net draperies at 1-3 off
regular price; also odd pairs, one-half of
which have been used for samples, at one half
their value. ... In the window at the Home of
Waists and Ladies' Toggery, Miss M. H. Hill
ton will show suggestion of the lines she is
carrying in waists, neckwear, gloves, corsets,
housedresses, jewelry, ladies' and chiIdren's
gloves. Only one store in town has the
Holeproof stockings for sale, and that is The
Dinsmore store. Don't take a substitute; get
the original, guaranteed Holeproof . James
II. Howes sells Wooltex coats, suits and skirts.
-. Mrs. Merton Knowlton and Mr. and Mrs
Wayland knowlton and family publish card
seed and all kinds of garden seeds and carry
only the best. See statements of the London
&: Lancashire Fire ms. Co. of London, Eng
land, Benz. F. Colcord, agent, Searsport, Me-;
and the Ridgely Protective Association of
Worcester, Mass, j. W. Rodick, agent, Au-
burn. Me. Marcelus ]. Dow, Brooks wants
money and is having closing cut sale to get
it. He now has 10 cent sale on. AT The
Dinsmore Store they have their spring stock
of shoes on the shelves and can suit the most
critical in the newest shapes and colors, from
widest to narrowest widths In russets, whites,
canvas, etc. ...... For boys clothes there is
nothing better than the Widow Jones make,
sold by Harry W. Clark & Co., the Main
street clothiers. Knickerbocker suits from
"a to $3.50; long pants suits. So to SIS;
other good makes from 81 up. jackson
& Hall sell the Park & Pollard Growing Feed
for chicks. Gasoline engines and wood saw
ing machines for sale by Mason & Hall. l..
T. Shales & Son. GA Main street, have grass
seed and all kinds of garden seeds. Eggs
are cheap and now is the time to put them
down. Get your water glass at A. A. Howes
& Cos, Active young man wanted to work
farm. Man from country preferred,..
Boarders wanted at the Home for Aged Wo-
men A. A. Howes & Co. have sweet peas
and nasturtiums, all varieties, the largest and
best assortment they have ever had-also
flower and garden seeds, all kinds 80. Ralph D.
Southwor tn, IA Main street, carries the cloth
ing made by Ed. v Price & Co., merchant
tailors, Chicago, and personally guarantees
every fit Prices moderate.
NORTH ISLESBORo.
Capt and Mrs. Jason Greenlaw left Saturday