The Republican journal., 1909-11-18
The News of Belfast.

Fred I. Chase brought into The Journal of
fice November 18th Dorothy Perkins rose in
full bloom, the stalk also bearing bud and a
few leaves.
The grocers, marketmen and dry goods deal
ers, by previous agreement, will close all day
Thanksgiving Day. Bear this in mind and do
all your shopping the day and evening before
There were two accidents in Mathews Mill
Wednesday morning. Clarence Farr, young
man from Owls Head, had his hand jammed in
the sander, and E. M. Crocker had his fingers
cut in the buzz planer
The box office at the Opera House will be
| open every afternoon from to 4 o'clock until
next Tuesday evening, when the opening lec-
ture will be given. for registering reserved
seats for the lecture course
Walter ]. Clifford is making further improv-
ments at his home on Northport avenue, for
merly the Salmond place. He has had the lawn
ploughed, and bitches dug to drain it and it
will be graded and seeded down.
The Bradbury house and grounds on Church
street, now the property of Miles Jelison, have
been greatly improved by the removal of fences,
the thinning out of the shrubbery and the
painting of the buildings in light colors.
The Women's Hospital Aid will hold special
meeting at the home of Mrs. .. S. Vickery this,
thursday, afternon at 8 o'clock The members
are earnestly requested to attend, as important
m alters relative to donation week" are to be
considered.
| The Travellers Club will meet with the
Misses Field, Primrose Hill, Tuesday, Novem-
Der 2Sd. Program: Papers on Granada by Miss
Annie Field, and on The Alhambra, bv Mrs
Walter c. Shaw; reading, Katherine of Arapon
by Miss Maude E. Mathews. ,
little girl who lives on the east side attend
ed the bank dedication and was given a hand
some carnation, which she carried home and
kept fresh in water. Sunday morning she
wore it to Sunday school, and then gave If tn
an older sister who lives in town and who wore
it to church that evening.
The Portland Sunday Times,in paving we'll
deserved compliment to John Ward, 2.O5s. falls
into many errors, the most serious of which ia
giving Indiana as his birthplace. John Ward
2.O54 was born right here in Belfast in the
stable adjoining the residence of Horace
Chenery, his owner.
The sale of the Red Cross Christmas stamps
IN Belfast this season will be in charge of Mrs.
George E. Brackett President of the Waldo
County Division, who has made arrangements
for them to be on sale next week at the follow
ing places: M. p Woodcock & Sons, H. ]. Locke
q Sons, City Drug Store, and R. A. French &
Co.
Peter MacQueen will give his popular illus
trated lecture on the Land and Game where
Roosevelt Hunts in the Opera House Tuesday
evening, November 23rd. He has been greeted
with large audiences in Augusta and Rockland
and both cities are enthusiastic in their praise
of his lecture and views. Be sure to attend
this first attraction in the excellent course
provided for the coming season. Course tick
cts for six entertainments S1.5O: single tickets
so cents
Carle & Jones had such good results from
their page advertisement in The Journal of
October 28th that they have taken full page
in this issue. 1t was not, however, the size of
the advertisement alone that caused their two
stores to be thronged with eager buyers, but the
fact that they had the goods and that goods and
prices were as represented. Shoppers as a
rule are pretty well posted on the quality and
prices of goods, and are quick to recogn ize
the real bargains offered by Carle & Jones at
their special sales. This week they announce
two weeks Thanksgiving sale, with bargains
that speak for themselves.
Latest advices from Mrs. B. H. Conant, who
! is with her son, Clarence H. Conant, in Cleve-
land, Ohio, on account Of his critical illness. are
not encouraging. He is in hospital and
number of specialists have been consulted and
they fail to agree on the direct cause of his
illness: His body is paralyzed, his sight affect
ed, and he is delrious most of the time Apo
plexy may be the cause, although the MANY
friends of the family here hope it may be in
duced from the effect of an abscess on the
brain.
CONCERT AND BALL. The annual concert
and ball of the Belfast Band will be given in
the Opera House Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der oath. Following is the concert program:
March, "Our Nations Pride, Miller
Overture, Bohemian Girl, Balfe
Cornet, 'The Surf, Polka Steinhauser
Mr.. Crockett.
Waltz, wedding of the Winds, Hall
Porto Rican Dance, "Rosita', Missud
Trombone, Thoughts of Love-, PRYOR
Medley, "Sweet Old Songs, Dabev
March "The Brazen Coin, McFail
Finale, "Star Spangled Banner
The FREE SEWING MACHINE. W. c. Ellis
the six artist, salesman and denionStrator of
the "Free" sewing machine, gave demonstra-
ton last Thursday, Friday and Saturday in
James H. Howes dry goods store of what can
be done with an up-to-date sewing machine
He presented each customer with an initial
letter beautifully done in silk, without pat
tern. Two pineushion tops lettered Rex
and 'Sue" will be reminders in The Journal
office of what can be done with the Free sewing
machine. Mr.. James H. Howes is agent for
the machine. Call and see it.
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Carle & Jones an
nounce two weeks Thanksgiving sale-No-
vember 18thto December 1st in which bargains
are offered in the dry goods department and the
Journal only sufices to enumerate few of
the bargains offered. Five hundred sheets of
music will be given, free. to every customer
Gf asked for) making purchase of % cents
| or more-only one sheet to customer. Edison
Photographs, 81 down, Soc per week . Have
| you examined the Regal shoes for women in
the Dinsmore Store? You can walk without
fatigue in these shoes; they are up-to-date in
style, and you are assured perfect fit. :. D.
F. Stephenson next door to the Windsor Hotel,
has nuts, date figs, new broken candy, peanut
taffy and other good things for Thanksgiving.
....Flrst quality igars at about two-thirds the
cost to manufacture, while they last, at W. H.
Mclntosh's cash grocery store, 81 Main street.
-. Miss Maud Nj. Mathews, Is Northport
avenue, is prepared to make the ivory trimmed
buttons so popular for dress trimmings, using
either the black or colored rims All orders
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