The Republican journal., 1903-12-17

orchestra.
W. H. Clifford & Son have removed their
barber shop from the basement of Masonic
Temple to their rooms in the KnOwlt0n
building.
Those who were up early last Tuesday
morning SAVIOR might have seen-the
morning star and the moon almost cheek to
cheek in the eastern sky.
The Browning Glass, conducted by Rev.
Harry Lutz, will meet at the Unitarian
parsonage Saturday evening at 7.15 O'Clock.
All are most cordially invited.
Mrs j. G. Damon will have no special
sale this season, but will have number of
Mount Mellick centrepieces for sale, which
may be seen at her home at any time.
Henry D. Clough has samples of his dolls
furniture on exhibition at the e. c.
Coombs shoe store, and the stock can be
seen at his home, No. 10 Union street.
The County Commissioners opened their
regular December term at the court house,
Tuesday, Dec. 18th. The years accounts
will be audited and the term bills allowed.
All who have bills against the county
should present them as soon as possible.
The members of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will meet Monday afternoon, Dec.
2lst, with Mrs c. F. Black, No. Union
street. The lesson will be from chapter
five, Geographic Influences" and from the
magazine, 1.-THE Racial Composition of the
American People," Author, Mrs. Hemans.
Quite an excitement has attended the
search for the man with the order in his
pocket good for $40 in gold at Harry
Clark's clothing store. The right man has
| not been found yet and many funny incl
dents have attended this search, Harry
| Clark wishes us to give our readers this
| tip: The man with the order is prominent
| business man and walks along High and
| Church street every day to his home.
| Have you seen the local views at the City
| Drug store? If not, you should call and
examine them. They are the finest speci-
mems of the Photographic art ever seen
here, and include in calendars and fancy
mountings many charming views in and
about Belfast and Camden. This is only
one of the many attractive Christmas lines
at the City Drug store; others are enumer-
ated in the advertisement on the Sd page.
The annual meeting Of Armour Bearer
| Circle of Kings Daughters and Sons was
held Wednesday, Dec. 9th and the follow
| ing officers were elected: President, Toll
man H. Fernald; Vice President, Mrs.
William j. Price Secretary. Lora MaXcey !;
| Treasurer, Evelyn Pendleton; Collector,
! Mrs. Bertha Smith After the business
meeting a reception was rendered the pres
dent, who was recently married and he
was presented with a handsome lamp as a
token of esteem from the members. liter
AIRY entertainment followed and refresh
| ments were served.
| TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR Room. The Will
son Company of twenty people, which has
been selected by Manager Owen as the
Christmas attraction at the Augusta Opera
House, will appear at the Belfast Opera
| House Friday evening, Dec. 18th, present
| ing a big revival of the great temperance
| drama "Ten Nights in a Bar Room The
Wilson Company is composed Of 20 people,
| SoiAN|-'
| chestra For the past few weeks if has
played to big business in northern Maine
and has won the cordial endorsement of
every opera house manager. The cast is
headed by baby Lois Wilson, said to be
talented child artist, while the sterling
actor Henry Billings appears as Joe Nor
gan Although, like Uncle Toms Cabin,
"Ten Nights in a Bar Room has been seen
again and again, it bears repetition, and is
play that every man, woman and child
can witness with pleasure. The fine band
carried by the company will give concert
and parade at noon Friday and concert at
night. Popular prices will prevail.
| New ADVERTISEMENTS. Carrie Il Jones
announce this week a special department
sale in which they will give double green
trading stamps on fancy china, cut glass
and brie-a-brac. See their advt. on the 9th
page for further particulars. They will
also have bundle sale next Saturday, and
in each of three bundles will be S25 worth
of green stamps. Price of bundle, % cents.
| The Christmas motto of A. D. Chase u
Son, and it is a good one, is "She saves best
who saves on things most needed" They
offer special bargains for the coming week
in dry goods, small wares and carpetings,
and will give double blue trading stamps
every day from now until after Christmas.
-. Beginning next Saturday and cOntin-
uing up to Dec. 25th, Harry W. Clark &
Co. will give with every $40 sale or more
for cash, $40 worth of extra stamps. This
is headquarters for fur coats and caps, and
YOU will find here the latest novelty. mems
suspenders and ladies' carriers with the
new fad, "The Photo Buckle" ....F. A.
Follett, 81 Church street, has many articles
suitable for Christmas gifts, including gold
mounted briar and meerschaum pipes, high
grade cigars in boxes of y and %, Apollo
chocolates in fancy boxes, skates, shaving
outfits, cards, etc. Green trading stamps.
go. Chase & Doak, jewelers., have large
and carefully selected stock and invite in
spection. +. Christmas slippers at The Dins-
more Store. Double blue trading stamps
with every purchase. Ladies' and gentle
mems furs make nice Christmas present,
and you will find just what you want at
l. V. Miller's, 81 Church street. Mr. Miller
also buys raw fur. See notice of Belfast
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