The Republican journal., 1903-08-06

and popular actress is to play two
nights engagement in the Belfast OPP
era House next week. Wednesday even
ing, August 18th, ashe will appear in
'The Two Orphans" Speaking of Miss
Claxton's performance in that city, the
Halifax, n. S.. Herald said: "To see Kate
Claxton in The Two Orphans is a necessary
part of the liberal education. This good
woman belongs to the high type of theatrical
men and wOmen-thOse upon whom the
temptations of the stage have beat in vain,
whom no prosperity can corrupt or adver-
sity degrade, and though her play is among
the veterans of the stage, its 'revivals' to
this day are epochs in the dramatic world"
Thursday night, August 18th, the play will
be Bottles Baby, a story of barrack life in
the 10th Lancers. Miss Claxton presents
the London Globe Theatre production,
original costumes and effects, ct al, of John
Strange Winters stirring, beautiful story.
"BOotles' Baby" and the papers of Halifax
and st. John, where it was recently pre-
scented, pronounce it as great success as
her revival of the "Orphans." The st.
John, n. B., Star says of Miss Claxton.
Miss Claxton is ever doing good, either in
a religious or charitable way, and in Larch-
mont, n. Y, where she has her summer
residence, she is the idol of the people.
She is true, helpful friend. She has the
gentlewoman, the low sweet voice of
Southern lady. Time has dealt kindly with
Miss ClaxtOn. She is above all wOmanly
woman and a credit to her profession.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. The Red Tag
Sale of Harry W. Clarke 4 Co. begins to
day, with startling reductions in mems and
boys clothing and furnishing goods. The
firm occupy one-half of the 18th page of The
| journal to inform the public of the particu-
lars of this sale and their advertisement
will be read with interest, and no doubt
with profit to the buyer. The bargains are
s'too numerous for MENTION but some of
J them are specified in the advertisement.
! Next door to Clarke'S, at A. Colburn's shoe
store, a cut price sale begins to-day OF sum-
| mer low cut shoes, colored shoes, canvass
shoes. tennis shoes, sneakers, etc. The sale
: includes also a large lot of other shoes suit
able for all the-year-round wear. The sale
will continue until further notice, and all the
+ summer goods, from the common 1;lalitys.to
! the very finest, will be sacrificed. See state
ment Of the Belfast Loan and Building AS
ISOLATION. -. H. J. Locke & Son have the
agency for the Elgin watches, and they re-
pair everything and sell everything in the
line of watches, clocks and jewelry. Salts
, faction guaranteed in everything they sell
and repair. F. A. Follett, 81 Church street,
! has just received a large lot of bunting
flags for Old Home Week. Best quality and
prices right. Call and examine them.....
The Rockland Business College, Howard &
Brown proprietOrs, teaches 'actual business
+ from the start" and is modern school for
both sexes Opens Tuesday following Labor
| Day Write for illustrated catalogue.
! See adyt of overcOat lost between Belfast
and Swanvile. See notice concerning the
meeting-ho at Smiths mills, in the town
of Morrill,. J Ohm X. Harvey of Swanville
f publishes caution notice. -. You will OF
course decorate your house or place of bust
2 ness for Old Home Week. The Allen-Bates
| Company, whose advertisement appears in
another column, will do the work well and
at a fair price. The Banks Business Col
lege is prepared to givea business education
by an up to date method of instruction in
bookkeeping arithmetic, penmanship, COM
mercial law, business correspondence, short
hand and type-writing. Write for an illus
trated catalogue. -. The Dinsmore Store has
made a cut in the price of the high grade
low shoes, and the prices quoted in the adj
vertisement show that the cut is deep one.
80. Garlic Il Jones have struck ledge in
excayating for their basement, and that the
public may help them move some of their big
stock of china they are offering it at very low
prices. A. A. HOWes &. Co. have the Gold
Star package teas and cQtfees, which are
unequalled in quality and reasonable in
price. Painter wanted who can finish
carriage bodies. Boy wanted at the Dins-
more Store....W Wanted, a young lady to
take charge of store. and five young
ladies as demonstrators Buggy for sale
, by W. A. Clark. IA power ice cream bust
ness, with all the fixtures, for sale at bar
, gain. Apply at Parlors, 45 Church street,
Belfast. Found, small rowboat, by W
S. Scott, Isesboro.
SHIPPING ITEMS Sch. Sadie Willcutt
9 was taken on Gilchrest's marine railway
July 29th -. Sch. Luther c. Garretson ar
q rived July 3lst from Boston, in tow of the
Boston tug John G. Chandler. The tug
went to Fort Point to tow two barges to
I Boston. The Garretson'was recently bought
by Geo. A. Gilchrest of McQuesten Bros,
l and he is negotiating with other parties for
/ her sale. She was built in Millville, n j.
in 1884 !; is 3-masted schooner of 491 tons
] net register. She will be taken out on The
i marine railway, overhauled and released.
1.-THE barkentine Glad Tidings which ar
rived at Bangor, July Goth from Norfolk
4 with cargo of coal, is one of the fleet
owned by c. Morton Stewart & Co. of Bal
? timore which includes the Doris, Frances,
, Good News, Josephine and White Wings.
Of these all but the Good News and White
Wings were built at Belfast, two by Cottrell
and two by Brown & Mcdonald. The
Josephine of the same fleet is on her way
to Bangor with coal, and both will load
lumber for Rio. -. The bark Sachenl, origi-
nally sailing ship has been sold by the
firm of NJ F. Pickering & Co., of Boston
to John S. w. Holton, who intends to
change her to a barge. The Sachem is 1911