The Republican journal., 1909-12-02


Each bank contains Good Luck Penny.
SCOTT N LOVNE, 400 Pearl ST. New York
Mrs. J. G. Aborn received the handsome
Thanksgiving cake given away by A. A. Howes
& Co., and for which there were between 400
and 500 candidates.
Camden has a Choral Club, which recently
formed a permanent organization with the
following officers Dr. W. F. Hart, President;
Mr. George E. Allen, Vice President Miss Lucy
May Allen, Secretary and Treasurer; Mr.. A. w.
Keene, Musical Director. Mrs. Leila B. French,
Mrs. W. C. Pooler, DR.. Lewis W. Hart, Mr.. c.
D. Wadsworth, with the officers, tconstitute an
executive board,
Frank R. Woodcock met with severe acct
dent in the store Thanksgiving morning. He
was coming down the stairs with an armful of
china and when near the bottom made mis-
step and fell his full weight his right hip.
No bones were fractured, but he was consd-
erably bruised and shaken up. He will be
confined to his home about week or ten days.
Mrs. Harry Vinall is assisting in the store dur
ing his absence.
One day last week when MIR. C.. W. Coombs
was at work on his launch at her mooring off
the Pendleton ship-yard he saw a fire on the
shore near one of the buildings, He came
ashore as quickly as possible and found that
some shavings had been taken out of one of
the shops and fire started near the building.
1t had been burning but a short time and no
one was about, but there is strong suspicion
as to who started the fire and it will be well
for the offender to give that yard a wide
berth in future.
THE HELEN REYNOLDS TRIO The End enter
tainment in the Popular Lecture course will
be given in the Opera House this, Thursday
evening by the Helen Reynolds Trio of Bos-
ton-Miss Reynolds, violin; Miss Katherine
Halliday, violincello, and Miss Margaret Cor
ham, piano. The Lynn, Mass, Item says of a
recent concert in that city;
The young ladies of the trio have had the
benefit of studying under of the best of
the present day masters in this country and
Europe, and their finished Interpretation of
the different numbers of the well-chosen and
varied program was greatly appreciated.
Those coming late will please enter during
evening at 73o for sale of tickets
CAPT. JOHN 0. JOHNSON RECEIVES A BADGE
OF HONOR. Capt. John o. johnson of Liberty
has received from the u. S. Navy Department
a Badge of Honor for gallant service during
the War of the Rebellion. with an accompany
ing letter which reads as follows:
Department of the Navy,
Bureau of Navigation
Washington, D. c., Nov. 10, 1909.
Sir: The Bureau transmits herewith a Civil
war Campaign Badge of Honor, No. 435, con-
ferred upon you in accordance with the provs-
ions of an act of Congress approved May 10,
1908, directing the preparation and distribution
of badges to the officers and men of the Navy
and Marine Corps Of the United States who
participated in engagements and campaigns
deemed worthy of such comnemoration. This
badge is issued to you is in recognition of your
gallant service during the civil war.
Very respectfully,
W. z. POTTER,
Chief o. Bureau.
John 0. johnson, Late Acting Master, U. S. N,
Liberty, Maine.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Santa Claus has ar
rived at D. P. Palmer's Masonic Temple and
the contents of his pack now ready for in
spection. In addition to the holiday gifts you
will find everything needed in the way of
mems furnishings A. A. Howes & Co., have
table delicacies of all kinds, all the favorite
mineral waters, candies and everything that is
kept in an up-to-date grocery store. -. Call al
the store of H. j. Locke & Son and see the
new "Karnac Brass" with ancient Egyptian
symbolical designs. They also have new line
| of belt buckles and pins, the largest assert
ment ever shown here. "A box of good cigars
is an acceptable Christmas present to many
Call at W. H. McIntosh's cash grocery, No. 81
Main street. for first quality cigars at about
two-t thirds the cost to manufacture . AT the
Dinsmore Store this week they are showing a
full line of mems women's and chilcrens no.
siery, which is guaranteed free from holes and
| darns for six months. Call and see the "'Hole
proof" -. Christmas confectionery nuts
| street, next door to the Windsor Hotel,
/ Something new and something good at F. A.
Folett & Sons, Opera House block W. B.
| Fletcher, 81 High street, cleans carpets, furni-
ture and mattresses with the vacuum cleaner
Drop him postal card and he viii call
Christmas post cards, 10 cents per Dozen at
W. H. Richards, as Main street. -. Ten room
house with bath and furnace to rent. Apply
to C. M. Knowlton East Belfast $3.50 Swift &
Paul. Masonic Temple, have fine chocolates r
fancy boxes and in bulk, broken candy, nuts
cigars for Christmas in Christmas boxes, anc
everything in the fancy grocery line. . Sec
the mid-winter announcement Of: Garlic &
Jones. The coat and suit season is now at its
height and they are prepared to meet it, anc
are also making good showing in furs. Theil
holiday goods will be out for inspection on ane
after December 9th. Everybody is welcome
whether to look or buy. Call at Sanborn's
Studio, Phoenix row, and see his water colol
paintings of views around Belfast. Nothing
nicer to send to absent friends. 80. earle &
Jones tell you how to save money on youl
holiday gifts For one day only, Saturday
December 4th, they have made a clean cut Of
so per cent on all the fancy china, cut glass
fancy cups and saucers and bric-a-b rac, anG
will have other halfprice (and less) bargains
in this department. Also half price on all the
goods in the basement salesroom d. See the
professional card of DIR. F. L. Adams, Eye
Specialist, Odd Fellows block, Belfast
Found, a young black and tan dog. DIVINE,