The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-12-06
ON REGULAR SENTENCES,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Carle & Jones
announce their opening sale of Christmas
goods and have made the prices low to
bring early buyers. Edison and Victor
monographs on easy terms. Fred A.
johnson, Masonic Temple, presents this
week new list of bargains in seasonable
goods, and the fur sale is continued. See
the list of holiday books at Is cents, regular
price 25 cents. "A. d. Chase & Son make
their Christmas announcement this week.
The report in Bangor paper that this firm
is going out of business is entirely un-
founded; but they are offering bigger bar
gains and more of them than ever before.
.... Maurice W. Lord offers very attractive
clubbing arrangements for magazines, etc.
....H. J. Locke & Son invite inspection of
their display of decorated china, cut glass,
solid silver, plated ware, watches, jewelry
and novelties. No trouble to show goods.
.... Call at the City Drug Store and see the
many good trades in Christmas goods. -.
Henry c. Marden, whose repository is near
the Windsor Hotel, has a fine lot of sleighs,
including new style auto sleigh; also
robes and harnesses. NJ. p. Woodcock &
Son have a choice collection of Japanese
goods, French, German and English china,
pottery and bric-a-brac. They make a
speciality of pictures and framing. M. NJ.
Colson advertises to steam and sponge free
for the next 80 days all suits made by his
dreSsmaker, Mrs. Ella Sprague Pettingill.
80. Dissolution of partnership of M. r.
Knowlton and True &. Trundy... Grand
auction sale at the Phoenix House stables
by W. E. Grinnell. james H. Howes,
Odd Fellows block, has d store full of use
full Christmas novelties at prices that will
appeal to the conservative shopper Mail,
orders receive prompt and careful attention.
80. Poor & Son have a large stock of leather
goods and fancy articles, calendars and
pictures suitable for Christmas gifts. A
removal sale of pianos, organs and music
merchandise is now on at Pitchers Music
Store. A few used pianos at a bargain
cash or payments. =. Closing sale of children's 8
hats at The Fashion. Christmas goods ar
irving daily. A. j. Stevens publishes a
caution notice.
THE BELFAST MISSIONARY INSTITUTE.
On Thursday, December 18th, beginning at
three O'Clock, there will be held series of
meetings of exceptional Importance to the
churches of Waldo County. These meet
ings will constitute the first missionary
| institute ever held in the county and one OF
the first held in the State. For more than
| four years, however, there have been many
e Ii IND in, bar toto
| fast is now coming into line with a work
which has become general throughout the
| country and even in Canada. Every church
in the county is urged to make unusual
effort for large representation. 1t is hoped
| that many will avail themselves of the Op-
portunity this affords to meet together in
conference and fellowship The purpose
of the institute is not only for inspiration
| but for increased knowledge of systematic
mission study in the Sunday school and
Young Peoples Societies, especially, and
the best helps available for this through
the various denominational missionary
boards. The services OF trained workers
have been secured. Mr.. II. W. Hicks, As
! sociate Secretary of the American Board,
| and Miss Ethel d. Hubbard of Wellesley,
Mass, will address the attendants at both
afternoon and evening sessions. Such
"Christian Conquest of India" and DR..
Crosses "Aliens or Americans" will be
J considered. The India book will receive
practical demonstration in the model mis-
sion study class conducted by Miss Hub
bard. The institute will be held in the
| Methodist church and program of the
meetings will be found elsewhere in this
paper. The attention of the superintend-
ents and teachers in the Sunday schools is
called to the conference on omissions in
the Sunday school," A large attendance is
desired to the end that the spiritual life
activities increased throughout the churches
| of this city and county. Entertainment Is
to be provided the visitors.