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The News of Belfast NEW ADVERTISEMENTS The City National Bank publishes an adv. in regard to increasing their capital stock and also gives notice of stockholders meeting. The Central Maine Power Co. has something to say about customer ownership in America. Randall's Store advertises the Binner corset, which they carry. The Home Furnishing Co. offers ready made curtains at lowest prices. Cooper & Co. carry Lowe Bros. paints and varnishes. The Dreamland Theatre publishes picture program. The Direct Importing Co. advertises benefit coffee and other articles. The Colonial Theatre publishes picture program. See adv. of fountain pen lost. See adv. of roll-top desk wanted. Mrs. Walter J. Howard publishes a card of thanks. The Timm Shoe Store advertises the last three days of their Clean Shelf shoe sale. Georgie E. Hall offers new spring dresses at the Kiddies' Shop. The Durant Motor Co. advertises the Durant Car. See reward offered in regard to theft of typewriter. The Waldo Trust Co. advertises safe deposit boxes and publishes annual statement. B. O. Norton advertises Ford cars and quotes prices on same. The Municipal officers of Belfast advertises for bids for street sprinkling. Lewis A. Gannon & Co. advertises Vesta storage batteries. The Dinsmore Store advertises Dorothy Dodd shoe. H. J. Locke & Son advertises Good Luck rings. C. C. Rogers advertises eggs for hatching and Syracuse plow. Harry W. Clark & Co. advertises useful articles at furnishing store. E. C. Dow, milk inspector, gives notice in regard to sale of milk. Bert L. Davis advertises the Arrow shirts. Mrs. A. B. Wyllie gives notice of Easter opening of hats. AN APPRECIATED COURTESY. In its issue of March 31st the Bangor Commercial very kindly says of Belfast's recent misfortune in the closing of the Belfast Savings Bank. This is more apparent as it come at the time when other daily presses are making false state-ments: "The trustees of the Belfast Savings Bank appear to have been wise in asking for permission to suspend business in view of the fact that it was not earning dividends. This not a failure, but a movement in behalf of depositors and stockholders for the purpose of averting losses that might come and to close up a business that is not now proving lucrative. The trustees are deserving of praise for their prompt recognition of conditions and prompt action in behalf of all inter-ested."
