The Republican journal., 1898-12-15

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
church had sale and supper at the vestrv
Monday evening. Many useful and orna-
mental articles found a ready sale, and an
excellent supper was served. After supper
concert was given by full chorus full of
baked beans ct cetera) with Tieston Wad-
lin as musical director and Miss Cleora
Haney as accompanist. The program in
Guided Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party" and
other classical selections. A pantomine of
Hamlet's fathers ghost Cor some other
spook) was given, with Mrs Eliza Hume.
we'll IN the title role The affair netted $50
NEW ADvERTTSE MENTS. B. G. Dinsmore.
- Nam street, has holiday slippers, % differ
ent styles to choose from, at prices ranging
from 80 cents to 49, For Is cents he is Civ
ing slippers worth a third more than the price
asked. You won't slip up if you call on
Dinsmore for slippers. Then he has leg
gings, CATERS, wool soles, etc, and to crown
all--if the word is permissahle-the celebrat-
Ell Sorosis boot, named for the widely known
woman's club of New York city. Don't
forget that Matzow will be at Burkett's this
lno rrow, Friday. You may see him at work
and see his works. Pictures painted while
you wait. An artistic and surprising exhi-
bit. Christmas candies, fruits and nuts at
Swift & Pauls Masonic Temple. full line
OF Sparrow's chocolate goods, the best made.
Fancy slippers for Christmas, at Colburns,
McCllntock block-men's embroidered vel
II fa a
Large stock of finer goods, 70 cents to 81 %.
Ladies' fur trimmed Juliets and high cut
Jersey legglngs, and all the latest STYLES in
fine overshoes. just the things for useful
presents. Call on Geo. r. Poor, McClin-
t)ck Block. High street, for jewery for the
holidays. Mr.. Poor has the largest stock in
all his usual lines that he has ever carried
and has added several new lines usually
carried by jewellers, such as umbrellas, cut
glass and fine cutlery. Free distribution of
1000 bottles of Hyomei, the new cure for bron-
chitls, catarrh, colds, coughs and asthma at
Moody s,beginning Dec. 10Th and continuing
one week. See advt.... If you want toys
and of course you do for Christmas is near
at hand-cal on earle & Jones. Then you
want to look over their china of which they
have most tempting display. 1t is not
tonundrum j. W. Jones, 60 Main street,
asks in our advertising columns. He mere
ly suggests that one of the SturtevantL LARA
bee Co.'S celebrated sleighs-the best in the
market-would make nice Christmas gift
He las lots of other things in the line of use
FIJI gifts, such as Christy knives, 3 in a set,
pocket knives, scissors, skates, etc. See
state ment of Belfast National Bank; also
mott &c of stockholders meeting Jan 10, 1899,
at 10 a. m... earle & Jones give notice of
their appointment as agents for Santa Claus
in Bel fast. Open every evening. If you
want Christmas gifts that are useful and
lasting, why not call at the furniture store
off Spencer & Wilson and see what they
have to offer. They can sell you sled for
30 centse orsa parlor suit for $780, and lots of
other articles between these prices. but all
cheap for the money asked. Miss Hattie N
BLACK, Journal building, has large line of
fancy handkerchiefs, towels and novelties
for the Christmas trade. Pretty goods and
| reasonable prices. Chase & Doak, jewel
ers, extend the compliments of the season
and invite an inspection of their stock.
/ They have everything found in we'll stock
ed jewelry store. -. Bargains this week at
the Francis Shoe Store in wool boots, arctcs
and rubbers. Read Johnson's Christmas
/ announcement. Sale of oil paintings at
prices that cover only cost OF frames. This
/ is rare chance to secure valuable Oil
painting for Christmas at the small cost of
the frame and many other bargains too
numerous to mention. 1t will pay you to
call and see them.