The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-08-30

Mrs. F. c. Wood of Northport is NAL =
ing decided success in raising everbear-
ing strawberries. She recently brought
to the Swift store some fine specimens
The Belfast Board of Trade will hold
regular meeting on Friday evening Ct
next week when a number of important
matters will be taken up for discussion.
Waldo County has recently received the
appointment of a County Agent for ex-
tension service work and the Board of
Trade will arrange for permanent office
and other details for the continuation Of
the work here. A large attendance is re-
quested, as other matters will be taken
up.
Notices were sent out yesterday, We'd
nesday, for the third call to make up the
quota of Waldo County's draft, 24O more
men being ordered before the examining
board This call includes the num-
bers 399 to 638, both inclusive. The first
80, commencing with 800 are to report on
Monday of next week. The second 80
are to report Tuesday and the third 80
Wednesday, The men will be examined
in numerical order beginning with 399
In each class of 80, the lowest numbers
should appear at o'clock a. m, and
every man in each class should be present
when his number is called.
COLONIAL THEATER. Feature photo
plays will be the attractions the remain
der of the week, matinee and evening,
with the following bills: Thursday, Ethel
Barrymore in Metro Wonderfully, "The
White Raven" Mr.. and Mrs Sidney
Drew in comedy, Friday, Fannie Ward in
''The Crystal Gazer," Saturday, Anita
Stewart in "The Glory of Yolanda," the
Paula Blackton series and Big v COM
edy. Because of the Klark- Urban Com
pany at the Colonial, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, the feature pictures will
be shown at the Opera House, evenings
only, Monday, Vivian Martin in "a Kiss
For SUSIE" Tuesday, Susan Grandaise
in "a Naked SOUL" Wednesday, Ethel
Clayton in "a Stolen Paradise"
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Ralph
D. Southworth store is store for boys
as we'll as men. Their new fall stock OF
boys suits have arrived and they are
ready to show you the latest styles and
patterns, sizes from to IS years. They
have also everything to go with a suit q
boy would want and they invite the boys
as well as the mothers to come in anc
see the SUITS. School begins Sept. 1Ott
and now is the time to begin your piano
lessons with Miss Amy E. Stoddard, IS
Church street. Monthly recitals will be
given with lessons in music history anc
harmony. Tel. 149-3..... Notice is give1
that the livery stable of Gentner & Col.
cord has recently changed hands and has
been renovated and made ready for bust.
ness. They have autos and all kinds Of
teams to let for all occasions. Horse.
stood in or taken to board by the day OF
week.....The Belfast Water Co. give.
notice that the National Water MAR
Cleaning Co. will clean the water mains
beginning Sept. list. It will necessarily
be of some inconvenience to the custom.
ers, but they will endeavor to make a.
little unpleasantness as possible. Reat
what the Penobscot Bay Electric Co. say
about the electric grill as mans handy
friend. With the electric grill man car
prepare full meal for himself and do al
kinds of cooking at the table. %. A nurse
girl wanted at once for two small chill.
dren. Apply to Mrs. James Mitchell al
the Jones' bungalow, foot of Condor
street......For sale, the furnishings and
business at the Colonial house. A good
business, but to be sold as one of the firm
is leaving the city......F Fred d. Jones has
school supplies and will give a flag pin,
while they last, with each purchase Of
III cents or more. He is also offering a
girls 1917 secondhand bicycle for sale.
Picture framing done and films develop
ed......The house at 81 Church street.
owned and occupied by George G. Wells,
IS offered for sale. Also a very desirable
l lot In Grove cemetery........Lost, last
Thursday, cameo pin. Please return to
Mrs. Margaret Vinall, 6Lincolnville Ave.