The Republican journal., 1914-05-07
,,r NEWS OF BELFAST.

,,s Board of Trade tomorrow,
Ss'N"S s.,.ps at 700 o'clock. Hon. Robert
'o',' o.,,os aill he the speaker.
aexopscor BAY MISSION. Rev and
| ~ n B. Pbelan are moving this week to
b . - 'bers they have taken the Mahoney
!s''' 90, the hotel for the summer. When
ftas' .n.,r new home Mr.. Phelan will take
FtsO gork as missionary in the Penob-
n coast Mission. which has headquar-
h P'' r.re Jellison. Its field extends to
+ " ,.,d includes families living on isolat-
'' (i. the fisher folks and sailors who
''i'D ~ ,hs many places along this stretch OF
Fq''DT Tt, work has had marvellous growth
r. ., inception in a tent at Cape Jellison
~ " r..,s before the advent of the B & A.
''''. nndsr the charge of Rev. J. L. Corson,
P''y''i tbs present superintendent. Mrs. An
y +, r,nr,mond of Augusta recently retired
w., ,o.itiop at the Mission after several
| - elective work. The demands OF the
| o. =. have cut. grown the staunch little
p'''Y .,.. Messenger" used to reach the
ana coast people, and is to be replaced
w. g5.f.ot boat messenger H." which
5a mt into commission. For years
pov Francis Southworth of Portland
- tho work, but its success and increas-
..os. led TO it's incorporation in Novem-
I ,ug It is strictly undenominational.
H,.r. are as follows: President. C.. w.
,. ot augusta; vice president. Rev. D. B.
.i,r ,ysssurer, A. C. Hall of Watervilie; di-
,or, y. A. Danforth of Bangor. A. c. Hall
uot.rviIle Dea. 0. C. Farnham of Brewer.
r,oie Of Waterville, W. c. Hawes of Au-
.,a Rev. D. b. Phelan, Dea. F. S. Garland of
;.,ioy Rev. |. G. March of North Vassal-
- Rev. |. Corson is superintendent, and
= n B. Phelan Evangelistic Missionary
mn The Methodist Conference. Mr.. Phelan
basr ;ptsre sted in the work for some time
his yyDrrience in the ministry and as dis
,t snps-jptendent, and his genial disposition,
.r,qs success in his new work. Contribu-
N. nj money clothing and literature will be
tstJgg received by Messrs. Phelan and
's5r
NEw ADVERTISEMENTS Saturday, May 9th,
}sr5a, May llth, will be Cleanup Days
Care & Jones dry goods department, when
sy win siIer remnants and odd lots, culled
M their semi-annual stock taking, at less
N cost ts dose. They also offer a number
gsrgsns in their ready to-wear depart
mt Tor prices see advt. This is cash
e NJ goods laid away. The base bail
lsbl IS Oh and Garlic & Jones have base ball
is .a. ouisville Sluggers, used by all
5tsssoas players, at 81 each, and the Pre-
s5aas, used by all small leagues, at Is cents.
tbegp bats break because of flaw in the
ai they viii be replaced. War has been
.ar-a 70 moths Your furs and woolens
\ b, sai= if you get the White Tar Moth
iQi BEES at the City Drug Store. They last
he time For farm, garden and lawn
ss seeds Ia bulk or package, go to Chas. +.
ifts Masonic Temple. -. Williamson's His
y 2t Maine published in two volumes in
g. is bow rare book and much sought for.
+ Woadcoba & Son have a copy in perfect
naion for sale A desirable cottage en-
E South Shore, Northport, for sale or rent.
gn5 If Mrs. B. F. Barlow, so Parsons
fset, Vest Newton, Mass. Mr.. and Mr..
/ Stephenson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Davis
ID Ar Herbert L. Davis, publish card of
lals' See notice of the G. A. R. regard
gthe observance of Memorial Day. Ground
aFper shoes, sold only at The Dinsmore
9Fs cure outgrowing joints. broken arches
Do other foot troubles. .... The Ferguson
'aItly farm has poultry dressing for sale
aper barrel, delivered 1t is the best and
ls'pesl toEm of fertilizer for vegetable and
over gardens lawns and shrubbery. .....
'pl4sI meeting of corporators OF the Sears
VIII Savings Bank at 10 a. M. Main 9th. H.
: HIack. i07 Main street, has a fine line Of
'l''e dresses in ladies' and misses sizes and a
'uplele line of children's dresses. infants
''1f shd babies bonnets. Human hair switches
I'll shades at very reasonable prices. This
OI0s serge Week at Harry w. Clark & Co.'S,
'' : NAN street clothiers. The Kuppenheimer
sss serge suits carried by this firm are well
l'S0' and satisfaction is guaranteed or your
.'4e! oaeS All sizes and styles at $40. Other
,'AtS oil blue serge at $40 to $15.. This week
y Norton will receive a car load of the
!. 4yD' Auburn Farm Wagons, for both one
n, n ''' n0TSes. Goods right and prices right
great Bargains in used cars-one Maxwell
E.' ,aND'u' and two Metz runabouts, used very
S'" New suits, coats and dresses are ar.
ualy at the store of James H. Howes
1. Fellows block. Infants and children's
W. lafge assortment of styles and ma.
a wide range of prices. Native
D., se"iyes and other good things al
B. cash market. Buttermilk from The
More Feis uay' a' 'he oi's Dius
'ANDlDATES FOR OFFICE.