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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-14

gagged iu the manufacture OF war mu-
uittous should now get orders from the
United states government.
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE. COM
trolling idea is that the American gov
eminent having finally decided upon o.
punitive expedition has undertaken "a
control that In the long run must milf
tat. against the anarchy and general
unrest that has been so fatal 10 the
p'rmanence OF property Of any business
enterprise connected with Mexican
affairs
COMMEBCIAI.-Tt VIII be military
intervention n Carrauza doe not coop
crate with our government to restore
order or let tho American troops have a
Tree hand IN pacifying the territory in
which villa now holds sway
CLARK. CHILDS * CO. zays-A con-
slant reservation must be made In con-
sidering the future that political cN-
iEenCies at Washington shall not disturb
international relations.
JOSEPH says Market wise IL is in
sisted that an Anaconda extra dividend
VIII be declared the latter part OF this
month. Just what the dividend will Dee
we cannot definitely state Anaconda
viii surely sell very high in tho near
future Steels. American Locomotive.
~mclt,rs and as above said Anaconda
exceedingly good.
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BANK FIGURES
ARE IMPRESSIVE
TOTAL RESOURCES OF WHEELING
DISTRICT BANKS, Is
S42. lfo.636.5l.
Report Includes the Banks of wheeling
And All Surrounding Com
munitles

The first piece OF literature OF facts
aud figures To be issued by the new
wheeling Commercial association Is be-
INK distributed. II shows the financial
strength of Greater Wheeling. giving
IN" total number or banks at 90. capi-
TAI. Sd,tth,lVus surplus and undivided
profits. Si.OiS.652. deposits. S52.56s. ySt .
loans and securities. S29.5uO. $50. total
resources. Si2.lfO,b36. The report H. OF
date OF January /. The banking report
include Wheeling proper. Elm Grove.
hcn~Ood, FULTON. McMechcn Warwood,
ke llaire. bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
Ohio.
The folder concludes by saying
! Come TO Wheeling. The Wheeling
Commercial association will be only too
glad TO have you write FOR fun details ON
any subject that may interest YOU.
Noull find the association on the Job.
TOO. like the town"
The detailed figures OF the banking
report are as follows.
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WALL STREET SUMMARY.

United ~tats- r.yukss all permits held
along border t1 export explosives into
Mexico.
E.-8urrc- 90 Nsw YORK state banking
institutions Increased over one billion
dollars boo 1875. total a. end uf year be-
INK 81. ggE. $40 sf4.
NfIdNal. Steel and brIHur'. Bennington
Arm Edly~tnu, Ammunition currur-
alton and baldwin locomotive rushing
DIX orders for United states govern
fr.uf. Macmillan pardon noted Berlin
editor advises Germany 90 make peace
proposals now t- the country viii later
on suffer s.rIuu-lE for raw materials.
ra lrIu-triaIa 1913 ua. OF o.sl per cent
2u active railways lHlG5. OF U."H per
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Logan Bryan's Closing stock Letter

NI-W YORK, NsfrE ls.--Th, press
comments over the w,a k-pnd suggested
caution. and as n consequence thereof
Their" was some realizing aside from In
Tho instance of the war order issues.
during the first hour. but after IL was
said That Washington will reply Co Car
rama 81 request for reciprocal ar
raugemcrt with respect TO crossing Of
troops at The Mexican border iu "a fa-
N0rahi" way. though with certain proc
visions. buoyancy developed 300 AN di-
rgrtous. SpeciHlties were. OF course.
Favored. but standard shares were alb
-'rh'd on broad scale az rising prices
hN outsiders. as well as by prominent
market interests which are known fs
entertain hullish convict ions. 4 spring
rise is said 20 be on thefnpie hut al
any rate tho general trend - the Stork
list sim appears 20 be- upward. though
OF course construction notions ha1. 20
, tious
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CONSER VATIVE
LIFE MEETING
OLD DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS RE
ELECTED FOR ENSUING YEAR.


The organization OF the Conservative
Lie Insurance Company for 1910 viii
Dc the same a. ~ was last year. stock
terday afternoon m the company's prin-
cipal office. Conservative Life building.
Sixteenth and Mark-t streets. reelected
ne old directors without exception. and
the board. a. o. meeting last night. re-
elected Last years officers.
Tho Officers OF tLc company are.
fresidcut-ptto Schenk.
Vice fresidcnt- George ". IIl and
;. NJ. SAW 81.
Secretary and Trs&surer-CIsm L.
Peters.
Medical Directors DR.. W. s. Fulton.
ActuSry-C. l.. Flanagan.
Board OF Directors.
The board OF directors - composed
OF the foloWing otto Sehenk, elem T..
Peters. J. ). T. O'Brien. Or. W, :. Ful-
Charles Copp and ". e.. Eb,rts. all OF
Wheeling; Charles ID. k-yHvr. Beliairc.
:. NJ. Sawvcl, Co-huctou. a.. George ".
mont. Z. :. Greer. Magnolia. a.. NesTton
Howard Cameron. =. s. trfyr. New
Philadelphia. o. u. %. Rutan. CARROLL
Encouraging Report.
The company cuJuye ed "A good volume
of business during 1915. according To
reports submitted By Secretary Treas
mcnt showed new insurance paid tor
during 1915 amouDted 10 sf.e2-t 900.
while the luei' ease ia liSui Ance IA force
during the year was Sl,1N1.uls. The
amount of i>rauCv iu force december
30. 1915. was SS.93O.SvS.
The resources included real estate.
Sl51.uls. 20 and mortgage loans ON real
estate. S37U.143.2U. The surplus tu poll
icy holders was given as $5Gl.66J.5t.
The stockholders present expressed
themselves as being ErNtifIed With the
reports. Officers uf the company last
night declared the outlook was indeed
encouraging.
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FINANCIAL OPINIONS.

refusal 20 permit American troops iu
Mexico without reciprocal action nF Tho
uIfsI states develops 4ufNF nrahlH and
selling o. stocks follows. We believe
uIr|ra uppurfunifI.a during reactions
should Boz. embraced. for there &C. uotuius
fu suggest Uu~. than temporary -eutI-
mental lra.tt iu-uet. Companies enc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-14
WHEAT TAKES
ANOTHER DROP
Difficulties IN Obtaining Railroad ana
Ocean Facilities the Cause.
Other Staples Gained

CHICAGO. March I3-Difficulties in
obtaining railroad and ocean facilities
Tor shipments had considerable o. do
with bringing about lower prices ON
wheat to-day. Tn. market although
firm AT the close was III &c down with
May at SlOSts n i.esi. and July Si.O7 4.
O. l.o1is. Other leading staples scored
gsins-corn AQ. and provisions 80
4 25c.
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rIAsHHs TO 1dAsrrus

N... basic conditions are highly fiat.
..ru. 5000 tI. political situation from
OIL. .HE..u Ia complex and therefore the
... .. .|..IN fH .n subjected every now
H.. .Hrn f. nervousness. and sharp JuIts
.. estimated Ur competent ntaffa.
..I". ...f American locomotive viii
...H ...U OBJ per cont Du tlo common
...-. during 1915
TH..a steel viii coil close On 100
...... .N. E...rl' trend UI f". market
.Irne
American smelling and Refining 60
... .....U.'.' .I. American employees
D.. N.n.r' '" withdraw Immediately f.
f.I states f.fI
Tho riH.nN tendency H.ar.rrHH rr fHr
r.... market 'Hrf Ne.. .a likely fH be-
continued subject tH tIH usual react. 0na
Duo .n MI. IwI.r'.ut arfha.kH frr I.uE
..." 'H favored f.r Che present
r.Hn Steel rU. .Iru'rEr .u NU"HH.
... n.Ir g. f."HH. This Dbl H..f month.
..Hu.rr over made nv company. Set
.Hr January was 81 600 Dol"
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. March IG &c
Range % active stocks on the New
! ork stock Exchange. corrected daily
- a. J.. Aasten & Co. brokers.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. IS. so. March lH I6.
Iauy Quotat:or lie, ~ the WhseEna
stute INtuauEc.
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Totals stsse.a-l.5, sa.7osles5' e5.2
II.....N ..2.t.J.UN
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Secure Booklet and Full Informs.
ton From Ticket Agent.
NHEELIEo TkAor1Ou CoAPAu
ss cAs sCHzDUL.A
PANHANpLK LIND

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSkSURo
Daily Except sunday,
wheeling Valiabur.
Leave
,. .%essi fssf w !ii:c:,,
1890 a 400 n -
$50 y. NJ llf0o noo@
MOCNDsyILLE LINE
WHEELING AND AOUND6vxx.R
Daily kxcspt Sunday.
10Th Street I~~w.
MheelinH Noundavfit.
10 90 - m lsaa N !.
$40 y. IA
On lines HAVING regular sypr~~s -.
vice. shipments Weighing In eHcass Of
NIFTY pounds or large bulk will not -
carried on passenger cars
ALL IINES-paily Except Sunday
No shipments except emergency ahfp-
wents Of medicines will b carTf~d -.
paseengsr cars between zee ana etis
q m
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET


WHEELING. W. Va. March %. 'lG.
Market reported by \ H. Mastca 6
Co. sneWb ers New York Stock Exchange
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WHEELING. ". Va, March Is. 'I6.
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily by a. T.. Mastcn q Co. bankers
ana brokers. National Bank Of West
Virginia Building.
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I'VE expelled the deacon Pr mIr.r.
r. fF .u and politics"
MINfu religion arf uoifffrs-"
hrH bod ro '0 o. Political rlrrfIr.
rrcrch hr1ah. lre. ftr o. was a Ger
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WHEELING. W Va. March %. It.
Corrected b. a. T. Masten & Co. l.. r,
Brand, Algr.. Rooms zU4-2Oa Natlona
Bank BIOS. Wheeling. ". Va
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Cash quotations.
Mhcat-No. red. nominal; No. red
81 90 4 ~ 1879. No. hard Sl.Osa. -
los q, No. hard Sl.u3 D. u 1850.
'oru-No. e yellow. nominal. No.
yellow 5'H7o'4c; No. white 65et
90 p c.
0atS-No = Whit. 4ia4et.c. stand
ard 48 fIf-c
rurk-s21 80 ff-1 90.
I.ard-sll 100
Elbs-Sll.S7 1887.
TOLEDO. o.. March H. Wheat cash
Sl.fI. May fil2 = Jul. S11l4.
clover seed. prime cash Sl1.au. March
SliV. April $3.50. october SN.52i
Al~ik'. prime cash ana March $3.50.
Timothy. prime cash and March $3.50.
April $3.50.
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Lab I...-..- ..--.... .......... 90
do r'. 1904 1904 1909 1880 IgI
Pure 3D. lN. asa. ISIS. 49, I,I- ,,
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Stock Exchange
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Total shares 931.lOO.
Bonds S2.3O6 OOU.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-11-09
MARRIED..

BUTLER oDGDoN, In Belfast, Oct 81, by
Rev Arthur E Wilson. Charles A Butler of
Searsmont and Marian E Hodgdon of Belfast.
BoWDEN-BowDEN In Orland, Oct rs, by
Fred Buck, Esq. Charles Bowden of Orland
and Miss Ida Bowden of Penobscot.
BURGESS-L LOUD. In Vinalhaven, Oct 30, by
Rev William Magwood, Harvard Burgess and
Nina Loud.
CANDAGE BICKFoRD. In South Bluehll, Oct
2S. by l.. H. Sibley, P. Leslie Car dage and
Miss Vera Bedford. both of South Buehlll.
EMERY COBB, In Rockland. Nov l, by Rev
Edward Newton, Joseph Emery and Miss
Maria Louise Cobb. both of Rockland.
CALLAHAN EMERY. In Rockport, Oct rs, by
Rev H W Rhodes, Lewis LaForest Callahan
and Faith E Emery
GREEN KELLEY. In Belfast. Nov 3, by Rev
Wiibor Richardson, Leroy S Green and Miss
Annie F Kelley, both of Belfast.
LITTLEFIELD- KELLEY. In Belfast. Nov 4, at
the Baptist parsonage, by Rev } Wilbor Rich
ardson, George E Littleield and Mrs Myra
Kelley, both of Belfast.
MILLS PRESCOTT. In Rockland, Oct 80, by
Rev Pliny Allen, Albert D Mills of North
Haven and Miss Rose M Prescott of Rockand
MITCHELL LOWELL In Rockand N l, by
Rev Pliny Allen. Capt Levi l. Mitchell and
Nina Lowell. both of Rockland.
STINsoNWEED In Stonington Oct 25, by
Rev John Sparks, Leon Stinson and Mabel
Weed. both of Stonington.
WHITE FAIRBRoTHER. In West BrooksvIlle,
Oct %, by Rev N Pierce, Charles E White
and Miss Mildred Fairbrother, both of Brooks
Vile
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SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN ruRTS.

New York, Nov l. AR, sch Catawamteak,
Stonington; 2, ar, sch Catawamteak, Long
Cove; 5, ar, schs Irene E Meservery, Bangor
Florence and Lillian, Bangor via Bridgeport
j Manchester Haynes, st AIMS, G b, for Ches-
ter; Pa; Brigader. Liverpool. N S for do.
Boston, Nov 2. Sid, schs Ida B Gibson
(from Bangor), New York; Irene E Meservey
from dol do; Ella Crowell, Camden; Sarah
and Lucy, Stockton: a. sid, schs Jacob M Has
kel, Sekondi, w Africa; Mary Lynch,
Stonington: Herman 2 Kimball, Bangor.
Kreger, Lisbon, 2, ar, sch Alicia B Crosby,
Buenos Ayres via Barbados; sid, tug Cata-
wissa, towing barges Spring for Searsport,
Wiconisco for Bangor and Marion for CONNER.
cial Point.
Georgetown, S C, Nov g. Sid, sch jeremiah
Smith, Shute, Porto Rico.
New Haven, Nov 2. Ar, sch Mary Weaver,
Bangor.
Norfolk. Nov l. Ar. sim Ruth. Searsport:
sid, sch Mateo. New York; cld sch Calumet,
Bahia.
Bangor, Nov l. Sid. schs Nellie Grant,
Greenport, N Y; Nelson G Mcfarland. Boston;
2, sld sch Melissa Trask. New York; 4. sid. sch
Carrie A Buchanan, Bangor; 5, ar, sch Methe-
besec, Jersey City.
Searsport, Nov 8. Ar, barge Obey. Phila-
delphia; 4; ar, sim Ruth. Newport News; barge
Obey, Philadelphia.
Stockton, Nov 8. Ar. sch Emile Bell. to
load potatoes; a. ar, sch Orozimbo to load lum-
Der; 6, ar, sim America. New York; schs Sarah
& Lucy. and Emile Bell; sid, schs John PEN
rose, New York; Orozimbo, Boston; Emile
Bell, South Brooksville.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Tamatave, Nov 2. Sid, bark Mamie Swan
Urquhart. New York.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-11-09
LlNCOLNVILLE.

MISS Beatrice Brown has gone to Augusta
"here she has employment.
5. A. Mutt returned Tuesday from a business
trip to Boston and Providence, RI.
Stanley Gray. who is employed at the sardine
factory In Belfast, passed Sunday at his home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Woodbridge, who had
passed few weeks in Camden. arrived home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dodge of Conway, N. H.
were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. H. l.
True.
Mrs. Annie Mahoney is i'll at the home Of
Mrs Bell Russ. She is attended by DR.. J.. C.
Ham of Belfast.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Claire Pottle spent the
weekend in Belfast guests of Mrs. Morton.
Congress street.
Mrs. Mary Miller left last week to spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs Annie Watson.
IN jamestown, R. l.
Mrs. Grace Mahoney, superintendent of
schools. who is ill with rheumatic fever. was
given post card shower by her teachers and
pupils to the number of 100.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-11-09
cON'T BE MlsLED

Belfast Citizens Should Read and Heed
This Advice.
Kidney trouble is dangerous and often fatal.
Don't experiment with something new and
untried.
UJse a tested kidney remedy.
Begin with Doan's Kidney Pills.
Used in kidney troubles so years.
Recommended here and everywhere.
Belfast citizens statement forms con-
vincing proof.
It's local testimony-it can be investigated
Herbert E. Patterson. High street, Belfast,
saws: 1.-THE secretions from my kidneys wsre
irregular in passage and contained sediment
Often the passages were too frequent. and
attended by scalaing sensation. fused nearly
every medicine l had ever heard of, but with
out good results. l finally got Doan's Kidney
Pills at Poor & Sons Drug Store, and after
taking three boxes, 1 was cured. Today l am
in good health"
Price Soc at all dealers. Don't simply ask
for kidney rem edy-get Doan's Kidney Pills
the same that cured Mr.. Patterson. Foster
Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo. N. Y.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-11-09
BORN

EATON. In Deer Isle. Oct %, to Mr. and Mrs
Elmer Eaton, a son.
GoTT. In Bucksport, Oct o. TO Mr. and Mrs
George Colt. daughter.
HEATH, In Deer Isle, Oct 16, to MIR and Mrs
Ernest Heath. daughter.
LEACH. In Castine. Oct 81, to Mr. and Mrs
Gilbert Leach, daughter.
Pulley. In Belfast. Oct Is, to Mr. and Mrs
Calvin F. Pulley, daughter. Gretta May
SIMMONS In Belfast, Nov 8, to Mr. and Mrs
Charles ii. Simmons. son, John Moody.
WATERMAN. In Belfast, Nov g. to Mr. and
Mrs Charles H Waterman, a son.
WENTWORTH. In North Appleton, Oct %,
to MIR and Mrs Benjamin Wentw orth, daugh-
ter.
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SMlTHTON, Freedom. J

Mrs. Florence Wentworth was at her place
here Nov. 3d.
Ephraim Bragdon was in Thorndike on BUSH
ness last Thursday
Mrs. Lizzie Greeley visited friends in Port
land for few days last week.
Charles Carr has been quite sick, but was
better when last heard from.
Mrs. Bradstreet from Albion is stopping
with her brother, Mr.. Hervey, for a short
time.
Callie, wife of Otis hervey, passed away
suddenly Oct. 31st. She had been in failing
health for some time, but seemed about as
usual the night before. Ii the morning when
MIR. Hervey awoke it was found she had passed
away in her sleep. She was II years of age
and had lived in this place since her marriage
to Mr.. Hervey 46 years ago. Her funeral was
largely attended by relatives, friends, and
members of the Grange, of which she had
been loyal member for many years. The
beautiful flowers from that order, and from
friends, gave mute testimony to the love and
esteem in which she was held.
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MORRILL,.

Mrs. Ella Littlefeld and Mrs. Ida Cross went
to Boston last week to visit relatives and at
tend the Billy Sunday services.
D. 0. Bowen seems to be slowly GONZALES
to express his gratitude to his many comrades
and friends who have called upon him and left
tokens of sympathy.
Ernes. E. Bowen sprained his ankle quite
badly last Sunday. He recently sold his place
at Merrlam's Mills, and has built fine addition
connected with his fathers buildings and NOV
ed his family in. Samuel Heal of Searsmont
was the carpenter and builder,
The bell IN the tower of the church becom-
ing cracked, a new bell of excellent tone was
bought and placed In position last Friday.
The Ladies Aid, at full meeting held with
Mrs Nathan Hunt, voted to pay for the bell
(about 1922 and also voted to pay $3.50 to make
repairs on the Grange hall.
Honesty Grange, Morrill,, extends cordial
invitation for all to attend their baked bean
supper at the Grange hall from $50 to $50 p.
M Friday evening, Nov 10th, under the d.
rection of Mrs. Annie M. Simmons, chairman,
assisted by Mrs John Berry. Mrs. Riley Jack
son and Mrs. Roy Quincy. There will be
good entertainment under the direction of
Miss Mildred Wentworth. assisted by Miss
Stella Berry and Messrs Herman Merriam
and Gilbert Ellis, followed by a social hour.
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STANDPOINT.
FRANK Heath is employed in Camden.

Frank Heath is employed in Camden.
Miss Edna Herrick spent Tuesday in Bangor.
Mrs A. B. French is having her build;nos
repaired and painted.
Joshua Abbott and daughter Caryl of Fall
River, Mass. spent several days Of last week
in town.
Mrs. Fred Smith and children have returred
10 tnelr home in kumford after several weeks
visit here with MIR. and Mrs. P L. Bates. Mrs.
John GRAHAM accompanied them for shor,
stay.
Mrs. Gerry Harding and little DAUGHTERS
Ruth and Helen, from Prospect Ferry. spent
two days last week with her grandmother
Mrs., Susan Staples,
MI. and Mrs. Joseph Patterson of RockIand.
MIS- u. A. Gallagher of Bangor, Pierce Patter-
son OF Worcester. Mass, and Morris Patterson
VI newport, II. l., who were called here by the
death OF their mother, Mrs. Vlalia Patterson.
nave returned to their homes. Their friends
extend sympathy to them in their sorrow.
MISS Grace Clifford arrived home Sunday
from the Iapley hospital in Belfast, where sh e
underwent an operation for appendicitis, She
wishes through the columns of The Journal to
extend her thanks to all of her friends who so
Aihoiy remembered her with cards and flowers
ourlhg her stay there. She is gaining rapidly
anu Will soon recover her health
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How to Be Rid of
Disgusting Dandruff

The only way to be permanently rid of dis
gushing, untidy dandruff is to correct its cause.
Shampooing merely cleases the scalp for few
days, then the scales form again as thick
ever.
To destroy the dandruff germ and get rid of
dandruff for good, part the hair and apply a
little of the genuine Partisan Sage directly on
the bare scalp. and rub it in with the finger
tips for few minutes until absorbed by the
scalp. You'wilI surely be amazed at the result
of even one application, for your hair and
scalp will look and feel 100 percent better.
Only a few days massage with Partisan
Sage are needed to destroy the germs that
cause the dandruff to form. The scalp be-
comes healthy, the hair will grow better and
show more life and vitality. and you need
never be troubled by dandruff again. Faded.
dull or lifeless hair is quickly restored to
beauty by this simple process. which is abso-
lutely harmless, and will not siam the hair or
make it greasy.
Partisan Sage can be obtained from A. A.
Howes & Co. and druggists everywhere. 1t is
not expensive.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-11-09
Changing Seasons Bring Colds.

"Stuffed-up head" cogged-up nose, tight
chest, sore throat are sure signs of cold. and
DR.. Kings New Discovery is sure relief. A
dose of this col bination of antiseptic balsams
soothes the irritated membrane. clears the
head, loosens the phlegm, you breathe easier
and realize your cold is broken up. Treat
cold persistenty; half way measures leave a
lingering cough. Take Or. Kings New Dis
covery until your cold is gone. For AZ years
the favorite remedy for young and old. AT
your Druggist Soc.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-11-09

E. H. Littlefeld and family closed their
house Sunday and are now in Carmel.
Mrs. Charles Walker recently visited her
niece, Mrs. Blake, of Penobscot Park, Sears
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. White were in Searsport
last Sunday, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Clement.
MIR. and Mrs. Benjamin Webb and daughter
of Portland are guests of his grandmother,
Mrs. Ann Webb.
The l., A. S. of Monroe Center will hold a
socable this, Thursday, evening at Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Mason's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Riley of Monroe and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thayer motored to Al
bion last Sunday to visit relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Crummett.