The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-05-22

ADvrr7,szD Letters. The following letters
rdmain.d unclaimed in the Belfast postofics
for the week ending May 10th. Gentlemen
Z. A. Carpenter. Eugene H. Rose. John L.
Shepardson.
/ Several cottarers are at Verona Park, maxi
ing ready for the opening of the summer seq
son. number of new cottages have been
built since last summer. The wharf is being
enlarged and put in order
| SHIPPING ITEMS. The ship Aryan, which
was towed from Philadelphia to Baltimore by
the tug Britannia to load coal for San Fran
cisco. will before loading be opened up and
released and also remetaled at the shipyard
of William E, Woodall & Co. 1t is a coinc-
dence that when the Aryan was built at the
yard of c. v. Minott, Phippsburg. Maine, in
| 1893, she was lowed to Baltimore and received
her first suit of metal at SINNERS shipyard.
| When hauled out then large piece of timber
used in the launching was found clinging to
the eide of the ship, and what held it was
never learned, 1t had adhered to the hull dur
ing the "trip from Phippsburg to Baltimore 1t
last wooden full-rigged ship built in an Amer
lean shipyard. She is owned by E. P. Carver
of Boston. :. Captain Parse of the American
Hawaiian Line steamship Minnesotan will re-
tire from command and go to his home at
Searsport. Maine. Captain Curtis of the
steamship Oregonian will succeed Captain
Parse on the M .nnesotan.
Want JOB WITH UNCLE SAM? The u. S.
Civil Service Commission will hold examina-
lions for the following mechanical trades and
UNCONVENTIONAL positions in the engineer De-
partment at Large, Quartermaster Corps, U.
S. A., Lighthouse Service, and various other
branches of the Cove nment service in Port
land, Me-, and vicinity on July l, 1918: Car
penter, inspector and deputy inspector CT
dredging and subaquaous ledge excavation,
marine fireman, mate and asst marine steam
engineer Gncludng positions on lghtships),
oiler, stationary fireman, surveyman (who may
perform the duties of transitman, levelman.
rodman, etc., and surveyor. Applicants will
not be assembled for examination, being rated
on their physical ability, training, experience,
and general fitness, as shown by their appica-
tions, Full particulars in regard to the ex-
aminations, including age limits, and the re-
quired application blank. can be secured from
c. E. Jellison. Local Sec'y., RIM. 26, Postofice,
Portland, or Edward E Stebbins. Dist Sec'y.,
Postoffice Bldg, Boston, Mass. Applications
must be filed with the latter not later than
June 10Th.
BUZZ WAGONS. The following automobiles
from Waldo County were registered at the
past week:
No. 3,765. E. M. Hall. Belfast; touring car;
gasoline power; horsepower, % 1-2; predomi
mating color, brown.
No. 1872. William L. West Belfast touring
car; gasoline power; horsepower, 80; predomi
mating color. dark green.
No. 1899 James H. Cilley, Waldo; touring
Car; gasoline power; horsepower, H. predomi
mating color, red.
No. $780, Edwin G. Landry, Thorndike
touring car; gasoline power; horsepower, q
, l 2; predominating color, black.
No. 1859. Charles B. Sampson, Freedom
touring car; gasoline power; horsepower, 80
predominating color, blue.
No. 1898, James F, Sheldon. Belfast; road
ster; gasoline power; horsepower, %; predomi
mating color, dark blue.
No. 1888. John A. Fogg. Belfast; runabout
gasoline power; horsepower, 10; predominatint
color, red.
! No. $3.50. C. A. Mckinney, Winterport
touring car; gasoline power; horsepower, IS
predominating color, black.
No 4.O55 c. H. Clements, Winterport
touring car; gasoline power; horsepower, q
l-2; predominating color, black.
No. 4,070. H. W. Clark. Belfast touring car
gasoline power; horsepower, % 1-2; predomi
mating color, black.
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touring car; gasoline power; horsepower, 81
predominating color, black.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Garlic & Jones an
nounce big sacrifice sale on suits, as owing t.
the cold season and business conditions the,
are overstocked on nice suits and must unload
They offer 10 suits, (Style Craft) values 81
and $50, for SITS each. -. Holeproof hose ar
the thing for wedding gifts, and for every day
wear for everybody. Try the silk Holeproofs
Sold only at the Dinsmore Store {. The Ford
car is better this year than ever beforehand i
is cheaper, too. If you are thinking of buyin,
a car see the Waldo county agents. earle &
Jones, Belfast. See notice of loss of banl
book Of the savings department of the Stock
ton Springs Trust Co. -. Mrs. Ellen E. McKin
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H. Smith, Mr.. ane
Mrs. James H. Cilley. Waldo, publish card Of
thanks. See notice of Belfast Savings bank
book lost. :. Men are wanted at Cape Jellisor
docks each Monday and Tuesday for discharg.
ing and loading steamship Minoeket Pay q
cents an hour; time and half in case of night
work. -. Five room house with stable and her
pens connected and five acres of land, includ.
ing orchard, for rent in East Belfast Appl,
to c. M. Knowlton. :. Two boarders wanted
for the summer. Apply to Mrs. Water ]. Cliff.
ford, Northport avenue :. Five dollars reward
for return of lost cat, on notifying Mrs. E. o
Shaw, SO Belmont avenue. {. Furniture. buggy
grocery wagon and wood ashes for sale. AID.
ply to E. S. Shuman. ZIG Waldo avenue.
Seven years old horse for sale Sound. kind
good roader and not afraid of autos. Apply t
A. S. Head or c. A. Bruce. in marble shop.
DR.. Thos. L.;;McBeath, Osteopathic Physician
will be at The Colonial Tuesdays and Fridays
OF each week from 8 a. m. to D, m. The
Dinsmore Store welcomes back an old shoe
frlend-a shape that you always used to wear
and have tried to find since. Straight as q
string, without any dumps" or "bulges" is
the new Regal, straight last shoe for men.