The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-07-18
News OF Belfast.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sr,ore Stores Dollar Shoe Sale
TIL l .. morning at o'clock. See
|fes1s ,'. many special bargains offered
b. '' and for their special delivery
|'71 Home Furnishing Co. is advertise
!h5 i'i hammock, which can be set
BIZ -.,s Prices $40 to S22 SO.
d.. ,asrlm at Colonial Theater for
r., ~, National Bank of Belfast and
National Bank publish state
| s'9' Of 5uIiuon.
,9 Nm England Telephone and Tele-
Jus III gives notice of how Jew make
CSJc.uoas costly
p n, ,..c,b>cot Bay Electric Co. adver-
lD' T.. Radlent Electric Grill, which
Pr -.,..,. hollis, bakes and fries.
NJ. uada County Hospital wants
Austin McKeen advertises for Sec
md. head sto'es,
,,r.. at de- Lemos bowling alley for a
.'s IT,. f,r sale at reasonable terms.
n,sqg-knowlton Real Estate Co. adj
.-,.,a. secondhand goods for sale.
M, .ra, Staples, Leander, Marion
an Pa,-ge Staples publish a card of
haa>
a . Norton is offering a few light
m, mud wth and without canopy tops.
i. 5Iss ss, a few second hand cars for
..ssrf antics calls at his salesroom to
). IN new Brlscoe Touring car. He
.~ assr 1pointed agent for the Fordson
lr,.,r which he will have on sale in
sa yasns.
Mrs. I-u Whitcomb, Mr.. and Mrs,
Nm Whitcomb, Mrs Percy Leman
riNr, everett Clements publish a card
thanks
T.n.gl Wilson, collector, gives notice
M. taxes for 1913 are now in his hands.
Ng.ga' sioWed until Sept. list
RE. Shaw has for sale REQ 5 pas
s5.sr touring car in good condition.
F-4 touring car with improvements
s,g,. Call at ii Church street or call
1l
Cb Walker will pay highest prices
Of Oh INK, iron, bags and rags.
10 wears ago you could buy 20 lbs. of
MAI for one dollar-now you can buy 10
YOU re lucky. And yet shoes at One
N5r a pair at the Dinsmore Store today.
IF Sheldon has sold the KnoWlton
Tx, so-caIled, on Congress street TO
hrB Fernad and has bought the A.
! Heal house on Cedar street, which he
Tlco1py
LI George +. Nichols of Yale College,
13t1lser on sphagnum MOSES, is tour
lg Maine IN the interest of locating this
idlc which can be used by the Red
ios place of absorbent cotton, when
aess37y Dr. Nichols spent several
a9 in company with H. L. Woodcock
Mothers 10 quest of the sphagnum and
@lt it in varying quantities at several
ads with an abundance at Cross Pond,
The Poor Mills district. Thursday
'alns Dr. Nichols gave most enter
s1lg ak in the High school room US
Vite baIIopticon to magnify the speci-
ltaS collected and giving a detailed &C
'ani Of their growth, peculiarities and
Elmer Of curing for Red Cross uses. He
aid We are Indebted to Germany for
fdlSoovery That country and Canada
we been using it to great extent and
required the districts north of New
a@y will supply an abundance. The
U'gnum grows on Dogs, marshes and
'Fn ID water over peat formations prin-
DAILY They form a remarkably dis
l'' Group, about forty in all, only four
winch can be used commercially. The
''S contain abundant aqueous tissues
imposed Of colorless cells, interspersed
"l 'lese containing chloroplasts. Some
lNtieS are used nv florists for nackin0
1psea There was a small audience
's1l a the lecture on account of the
wy shower at the hour of opening.