The Republican journal., 1902-12-18
AN ADVERTISING ALPHABET.

AN ADVERTISING ALPHABET.
"A known as the Meadow King, insurance
| agent and dealer in agricultural imple-
| mentS.
DIS for Geo. W. Burkett, proprietor of
| u the big dry goods store in Odd Eel
lows block, who has bargains for every
| body.
| For the Banks Business College, which
instructs in typewritng, stenography and
in all the details of business education.
For Henry G. Bicknell, who deals in Sec
ond-hand furniture at SO Main street, where
he has large collection of curios.
n STANDS for Care Il Jones, whose two
~ stores on Main street are thronged with
buyers at this season. In one you will find
dry and fancy goods, coakS, suits, etc. and
in the other china and glass ware, lamps,
and many other things, useful and ornamen-
tai
For Chase & Doak, jewellers and opticians,
who have an up-to-date stock in their line,
together with cameras and Photographic
supplies.
For X. II. COombS X Son undertakers.
For Harry W. Clark 4 Co., clothiers and
furnishers, who are prepared to suit you
with everything in their line. in material,
cut and price.
For the Colburn Shoe Store, 81 Main
street whore vou will find avar,tbi uc nood
ed in the way of footwear including the
Queen Quality for women
nlS for the DlnSmOre store, where You
- will find footwear of all kinds, with a
full line of the goods of the Boston Rubber
Co., and last, but not least, Christmas Slip
pers.
ElS for everybody who has anything to
IL sell, and the place to make it known is
in the columns of The Republican journal.
z is for Fogg & Brown, at whose market
you will find meats of all kinds, poul-
try, game in its season, vegetables, etc
For Frank A Follett, 81 Church street.
headquarters for sporting goods, graphic
phones and records, confectionery and
other good things for Christmas.
q IS for good sales to all our advertis-
II Is for the heighth of prosperity to Bel
L fast the coming year, and the outlook
now is promising
/ IS for the intellectual development of
our city, in which our excellent public
schools and free public library will prove
important factors
I is for Fred A. johnson, the enterprising
- dry goods dealer in Masonic Temple
L/lS Tor Nj. II. knoWlton, proprietor of the
IN Windsor House and of new and
commodious boarding and stand-in stable.
I is for II. J. Locke 4 Son, jewellers
IL whose handsome show window has
been one of the leading features of this
holiday season.
~ is for Mitchell ( Trusseli, dealers in
furnaces, ranges, stoves for coal.
wood, oil and gas, kitchen furnishings. etc.
! -
OF work in those lines.
! For II. f. Mcdonald, who carries a full
line of furniture at 10 Main street. in the
store formerly occupied by T. II. Coombs
< son. His stock is new, and prices
| reasonable
For |. V. Miller, 5o Church street, dealer
/ in secondhand goods but who has for sale
2 la+- : -i,i ..1,,N
| For g.. B. Aarsano, Phoenix Row, dealer
! in fruits, nuts, cigars, tobacco and smoker 5
| articles
| NJ Is for Sheriff 5. G. Norton, who some
times has to sell the goods of those
who neglected to advertise.
n Is an exclamation for the pretty things
" our advertisers display in their win
Iows and on their counters and shelves
ID Is for Poor & Son, druggists, who in
1 addition to their usual complete stock
have many pretty articles for the holiday
| trade.
For d. p Palmer, Masonic Temple, who
carries hats, caps and furnishing goods as a
regular line, but at this season acts as an
agent for Santa Claus.
n Is for the queer people who do not read
x The journal and so miss the many
| bargains offered in our columns.
| u is for the Republican journal, the
| ~ home paper of Waldo county. 1t
makes an excellent Christmas gift for an
| absent friend
G is for Spencer 4 Wilson, furniture
~ dealers and undertakers, Coliseum
building. They make speciality at this
season OF useful articles for holiday gifts.
For Henry Staples, 70 Main street, hats,
caps and furnishing goods, boys suits, UNI
hrellas, suspenders for Christmas gifts, etc
For Swift & Paul, grocers, Masonic Tenn.
pie. They have for the Christmas trade
fresh and dried fruits of all kinds, Jams
and lellles, nuts, and fine assortment OF
candies.
For Sleeper & Co, who are closing ont al
a discount their oil cloths, mating and mir.
rors, and have put in stock of tinware
wire goods and articles for the holida,