The Republican journal., 1918-06-06
The News of Belfast.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Fred D. Jones calls attention to the
New Perfection oil stoves, which he car
ries with one, two, three and four burners,
also ovens for the same.
Read and Hills, druggists, have the
Jersey ice cream in brick or bulk, which
is noted for purity and quality and comes
in 'Tripl-seaP' packages.
Attention is called to advertisement
signed by VIM. M. Pencil, representative
for Maine Water Power Companies
N. E. Telephone and Telegraph Co.
give announcement concerning lnforma-
ton as to the time of day.
The Penobscot Bay Electric Co. tells
what you can save with the use OF an
electric iron.
Mrs. NJ. L. Slugg, % Congress street,
adveTtises for housemaid.
See program at Colonial Theater for
week
The municipal officers of the City OF
Belfast will be in session June 10th at
p. m. in regard to sprlnkling city streets
The Dinsmore Store calls attention to
their La France shoes, which have a
modsh charm belonging to certain type
of women.
Thomas H. Marshall Post publish card
of thanks.
Automobiles washed at Windsor House
stables.
E. c. Holbrook, Brooks, publishes a
political adv.
Buy a War Savings Stamp for 81. II
and help the government, and you will
receive $500 on Jan. list, 1923.
B. Q Norton has few new Ford tour
ing cars and trucks on hand for mined
late delivery, also some secondhand ford
cars and a 1912 Oakland car
See notice of Board of Registration.
The telephone number of Sam Freed
man has been changed to 1924.
Mrs. l.. C. Ross advertises the fish din
ners now being served at The Waquolt,
Northport.
Owing to a large amount of advertis-
ing, we are obliged to defer some of our
county correspondence to the next issue.
E. G. Schurig of the U. S. Treasury de-
partment was in Belfast the past week to
look after repairs on the post office build
ing
We are printing this week list of new
books of fiction in the Belfast Free Lii
brary, which has been compiled as espe-
cially adapted for summer reading.
The Board of Registration will meet
Tuesday, June 18th, from 9 a. m. to p.
m, to and 7 to g p. m. except Friday
will close at s. Charles O'Connell, chair
man.
Arthur E. Rondeau of Auburn was in
Belfast the past week to attend to ship
ping apples at the Saco Valley Canning
Company's local plant of which he is
the manager.
The Mcclellan school organized Wednes-
day for Junior Red Cross work with Mrs.
Mildred C. Neal, chairman, and Miss
Grace E. Walton, treasurer. Grade vi
was 100 per cent in membership.
A Junior Red Cross Auxiliary has been
organized in the Central Grammar school
with 100 per cent membership. Miss
Grace A. Lord is chairman and Mr.. z. D.
Hartshorn, treasurer. They gave $40 to
the Red Cross drive.
At the meeting Monday afternoon of the
board of managers of the Girls Home it
was voted to instruct the real estate COM
mittee to plant small fruit on the farm.
Mrs. VIM. B. Swan will donate blackberry
plants, and if any one has other plants to
spare they will confer fav by notifying
any member of the committee. The chill
dren are to be taught gardening in the
, planting and care of small lots prepared
for their use. They are to have the choice
of what they will raise. The board ais {
discussed the matter of discontinuing tn {
publishing of the Girls Home paper.