The Republican journal., 1907-11-21
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

0ohu Dich ihSOn, VINO Is substituting as
fireman on the freight train, had one hand
! badly crushed last Saturday and was taken
to the Waldo County Hospital. The in
jured hand is doing well.
The W. II. Glover Co. of Rockland has
contracted with K d. Sears of Boston to
rebuild his summer cottage at Dark Har-
Dor, which was burned the first of Septem
Der. The cottage will cost $4,000.
The supper at Trinity Reformed church
last Friday was well patronized by people
from both sides of the river and the supper
Itself Was all that could be desired and was
nicely served. The new church has the
good wishes of everybody.
When The Journal went to press yester.
day afternoon the sale by the ladies of the
TRINITY Reformed Church was in success
1ul progress, to be followed by supper.
ana the presentation of the farce, "Freez-
Ing M0ther-in-Law." The weather con-
ditlons were favorable, and it is quite safe
10 say that the affair was "A success
1he union meeting at the Baptist church
iast sunday evening was largely attended,
ana the address of Roilln .. Eyerhsrt.
superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League.
held the close attention of his hearers lie
MADE pointed reference to local conditions.
MI Everhart also addressed large audi-
ence at the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Bel
fast post Office for the week ending Noyem-
Der 10th: Mrs. w. A. jackson, Miss Mabel
I. Kelly, Mrs. Lydia NJ. Packard, Mrs.
Ernest Rlch, Miss Katie Sullivan q let
terS,l Mrs. Joseph Sagins, Miss Laura E,
"adiln, W. Il. Ennis, z. E. Homer, F. d.
Hooper, Lesley Mitchell, Il. W. Pierce. II.
W. Reynolds, John Warren
Murray for Posey County, "Ipjiana"l
That's where "Sis" halls from, and she ia
coming to the Belfast Opera House with
her company of dancers, joke tellers and
hddlers to let light on recent trim the
bunch made to New York. They saw that
It's the funniest ever. isis" has ALWAYS
proven big card locally, but indications
point TO her new show as being the best she
mas offered. 1t is called ISIS in New York"
ana Will be here on Tuesday, New. 10th.
most enjoyable evening was spent at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ,Joseph A.
Mckeen Saturday, Nov. 10th, when they
entertained the Belladona Whist Club.
Inc play was from O'Clock until 10. Four
prizes were given. Mrs. A. d. ilayes and
| Mrs. Harvey Cunningham won the two first
prizes ana Mrs. Rena Sholes and Mr.. A. ID.
Hayes the two second prizes Refresh
mehtS were served after the game The
next meeting will be Nov. 3oth with Mr.
| and Mrs, Asa sholes, Upper High street.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Special atten-
tlon is called to the advt of William A
Ciark, Ciark's Corner, Belfast, on the 3rd
page Taking advantage of the money
strlngency and his ability to buy for cash
Mr. Clark has bought largely of the surplus
stock of manufacturers and is thus enabled
10 oifer his customers a sweeping drop in
prices. The figures given in his advt
speak for themselves, as do the goods he
offers go. Harry W. Clark Il Co. are offer
| ing to the 6,O00 or more people of Belfast
ana OF NaiGo County money saving op-
poftunlty. On account of the Stagnation of
business at the Cape Jelli>on terminal the
entire stock of tieir Cape Jellison store
VIII be sacrltlced at big reduction from
actuai Vaiues. The stock has been brought
to Belfast, and the sale will begin at
O'Clock this, Thursday, morning at 81 Main
street. See the coupon i'll the adyt.. Mrs.
{. 5. Weber has sale of fall and winter
suits, separate coats and skirts, rain coats
at Bell street every Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday. New goods received every
week. At the Central Market I5. A. Speu
Ger has everything needed for the Thanks
giving dInGer-tuIkeys ducks, chicken,
fowls and all the choice accessories Drug
Store Tor rent near Olmand and Daytona
Beach, Florida. Also small tenement to
rent at 13 Miller street, Belfast Tene-
ment Of rooms to rent. ENQUIRE at *
Cedar street. Two large connecting
rooms, parlor and sleeping room, with run
ming water, to let. Ell quire at Franklin
street, opposite the post office. . Lost, a
gentieman's bloodStone ring Liberal re-
ward offered. -. Fred A. johnson, Masonic
Temple, has quite a stock of KENYON
SIX and satin rubberzed coats
in black, blue, red and brown, which
he intends to sell at once at some
price, regardless of cost. They are
fashionable and popular in other cities
Call and examine them. Hand painted
opal and crystal vases domestic yarn, out
lngS, hosiery, underwear, stationery, pi-
amos and sheet music at The Fashion, High
street,. Written Bros. have in stock
many seasOnabe Specialies aud solicit the
public patronage.
The Forty-Six State.