The Republican journal., 1908-04-09

with Mrs. Charles Ludwick. 9 Primrose
street this, Thursday, afternoon at O'Clock
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Garlic & Jones
| are showing a full line of coats and suits
and are in position to take special meas
urements and make prompt delivery. They
have silk coats, both long and short, the
! Round Ticket Stockings for boys and girls
school wear; shirt waists in all STYLES, and
new spring dress goods. The house pal Mt
ing season is here and George c. Trussell,
successor to Mitchell & Trussell, has full
line of the Monarch paints. He also has
floor paints, varnishes. oils, driers, brushes,
ETC.. Easter hats at The Fashion, High
street.. "A. d. Chase & Son have Just re-
ceived a second invoice of lace waists in
white, black and ecru. They are selling
Arnold 800 chiffon for 100 yard. Art
squares, English lnoleums, Scotch OIL
cloths and China mattings; new lace and
muslin curtains, draperes, portieres and
couch covers, etc. May Manton patterns
and catalogues. Easter gloves, neckw
and hosiery at H. Nj. Blacks; also fine
line of waists. Ladies' underwear a spe-
| cialty. Ask for Fownes gloves. IA fine
! assortment of flowers and Towering plants
for Easter at the greenhouse of W. E.
! Hamilton. ga. A. Howes & Co. are selling
| the well known Heath & Milligan paints at
cost to close out. Now is the time to buy
| ....John A. Fogg has taken into partner
| ship Arthur w. COombs, and they will con-
| tinue the market business at the old stand
under the firm name of Fogg & COOmbs..
| The Harris house, 80 High street, fitted for
| two families, will be sold reasonably. APP
ply on the premises to Mrs. John b. Harris.
| ....Fred A. johnson, Masonic Temple, is
offering stunning new tailored suits in plain
and striped chiffon PanamaS at $18 and $40;
! new ginghams at 12a cents yard, worth Is
cents; and a perfect maze of pretty new
| neck wear cOnceitS for wOmen'S Easter wear.
......A desirable tenement of rooms with
| city water for rent in the Frye block.
| SHIPPING ITEMS. The steamships arriv-
| ing at New York April 2nd represented the
| following nationalities: Russia, Greece,
| Germany, Great Britain, Cuba, Norway and
| SPAIN. Capt. Joseph A. Clay was the
guest of friends in Buck sport for few days
| the past week, while his vessel, sch. Pen
dleton Satisfaction, was loading stone at
Somes Sound for New Yotk -. Sch. Melissa
Trask, which underwent repairs on Gill
chrest's marine railway last fall after being
ashore in Eggemoggin Reach, is still moored
| off the railway, where she had been all win
ter There is unusual dizziness in the coast
ing trade .......The Rockland schooner,
| Abel W. Parker, was launched Tuesday
| from Gilchresi's marine railway, where
she received general repairs, cauiking,
| painting and had Il forward house built.
| With her red bottom, bottle green top
sides and yellow and white stripes she
presented a fine appearance. ......Schooner
| Willis & Guy has new foretopmast,
made from Il stick cut on the place of her
commander, Capt. George w. Pattershail.
Sch. William Jones at this port is to
J have new deck and other repairs. ...Sch
| Grace Davis, which wintered at this port,
| has had new windlass put in and repairs
made. sch. Susan \. Pickering is at Deer
| Isle awaiting charter. ..... Pierre McCon-
vile, who has been identified with the ship
brokerage business in Bangor for half Il
century, is soon with Mrs. McConville and
| D'Alene, Idaho, where he viii make lis
| home with his daughter, Mrs Hildreth.
The Bangor Commercial says: "During
| Mr.. McConville's residence in this city,
which has been for nearly 80 years, he has
seen the shipping business of the port of
| Bangor decline from almost mammoth pro-
portions to the present time when it is com
paratively very slight. He has been one of
the most prominent ship brokers in eastern
| Maine for many years and holds wide &C
| quaintance among shipping men, who Will
regret to learn that he is soon to remove
| from Bangor