The Republican journal., 1906-04-12

| Band, one OF the most prosperous muSica,
organizations in the State, will give con-
cert and ball at the Belfast Opera House
Thursday evening, April 18th. This will be
something out of the usual line of concerts
given in our city during the past few years
A number of the solOists of the band have
volunteered their services and with the full
band will render the following program:
March, Blue Jackets, c. W. Bennett
Band.
Overture. Pique Dame, Suppe
Band.
COrnet Solo, Columbia Fantasia, Robinson
Mr.. Mark Crockett.
lntermeZzO, Yankiana, LOFTS
Band.
Clarinet and Saxaphone Duet,
| Sur la SOnambula de Bellini,
Messrs Charles A. Harmon and j.
Lee Patterson.
Spanish Serenade, La Paloma, Yradier
Concertino for Trombone, Brooks
Mr.. H. A. Drinkwater.
Saxaphone Quartette, Selected
| March, Veterans Return, Sherman
Band.
The enthusiasm of the bands members is
at high pitch as large number of new
members have recently been taken in. The
object of the combination of concert and
dance is that it may appeal to every one,
both lovers of music and the dancing pub
lie. 1t is needless to say that the band wish
to make this success, both socially and
financially, as new uniforms are needed and
various other things for the summer season.
1t is thought that the public ought to appre-
ciate the fact that the band is in a very pro-
gressive state and should help the boys out
See advertisement in another column.
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A. ID. Chase s.
Son are making fine display of seasonable
goods in all their departments Mrs. r. P.
Chase invites attention of the ladies to the
latest fabrics and designs in Eton suits,
pony suits, covert jackets, long coats, rain
coats. shirt waists, ETC., and Mr.. R. P.
Chase is prepared to show you floor cover
ings in great variety. Carpets made and
laid promptly. .....R. A. French & Co.,
HOwes block, will have their 8th anniver-
sary sale on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day OF this week, when liberal discount
will be made on each purchase. They have
just received a choice lot of the Sawyer
pictures. $50. The Whitten Bros have the
Superba brand of canned corn, and full
line of the Superba canned goods. Every
can is guaranteed to be the best of its kind.
| Try them and be convinced of their excel
| lence. -. Fred A. johnson, Masonic Temple,
is offering some April bargains which shop
pers would do well to make note Of See
prices quoted ON jackets, rain coats, skirts,
shirt waists, shirt waist suits, etc.. Have
ou ever used Jap-a Lac? If not go to
Mitchell & Trussell for sample can, free
to ladies while they last They also carry
the Monarch paints and full line of paint
ers supplies. The Dinsmore store makes a
speciality of children's shoes. The kind
they sell are made of the best of feathers
with the strongest fastenings, and they look
well and wear well....A gold bond is
| good thing to have, and so is a Gold Bond
hat, sold by William A. Clark, manufac-
turing clothier. I'D. p. Palmer, Masonic
| Temple, has the 1906 spring styles of Lam
son & Hubbard hats; also gloves, shirts,
hosiery, neck and everything you need
| for spring and summer wear. :. Farm build
ings and early crop land for sale in the
town of Prospect. Address j. E. Sprague,
Frankfort, Me. Watch found Apply at
l6 Bayvew street.. Up-to-date millinery,
dry goods, a full line of ladies' riding caps,
pianos and sheet music at The Fashion,
High street. Wanted, a good man between
the ages of 21 and 45 for salesman and col
lector in Belfast. New spring shoes for
Easter at the store of N. c. Matthews, "a
Main street. The Elite shoes for men and
the Patrician shoe for women. Other lines
carried in stock ....E. ID. Ladd, Seal Har-
Dor, Me-, offers new gasoene launch for
sale. Tenement of rooms to rent. APP
ply to Alfred A. Small. -. Proposals wanted
for labor and materials for new cement
sidewalk, repairs, painting, ETC., at the Gus
tomhouse. :. Henry Staples, 70 Main street,
has just received on consignment, to be
sold in the next 30 days, 80 mems suits, in
prices from $40 to $780, Call and see
them. James II. Howes, Odd Fellows
Block, adyertises an Easter sale of fancy
waists, with special prices for Saturday,
April 14th. Also gloves for Easter and
models in tailor made garments. -. Carle &
Jones will have an Faster opening of new
goods next Sa turday, April l4th, afternoon
and evening, at II and 19 Main street,.
Salesman wanted. 900 rolls of wall pa
per at Carle & Jones, at s; 6, Z, and 8 cents.
....The Kuppenheimer watershed is the
correct thing at this season. Harry W.
Clark & Co. have them.
AN EDUCATIONAL EVENT. The gradu-
ating exercises Of the Wiggletown Academy,
Class of 1906, were held in Memorial hall
Friday evening of last week. 1t was easily
the educational event of the Lenten season
and well worth the price of admission. The
graduation program in this instance differed
greatly from the usual solemnity that marks
such occasions. Then, too, this graduating
class had keen eye to the future by charg-
| ing admissions that netted some $50. The
only growls were from a few persons who
| allowed they had always attended gradua-
tions, funerals, and such like, without pay
ing. But with a fine supper and other
pleasing features the dscOntented were
soon whooping 'er up for the class and were
real glad they were present and didn't care
whether PopuliSts or Advents ruled. The
class exercises were particularly interest
ing, as was the pronunciation of the names
of the members. The class motto, "Keep
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