The Republican journal., 1910-02-17

The schooner Grace Davis arrived from New
York Tuesday end is discharging potash at the
Coe- Mortimer plant She was towed from
Portland by the tug Seguin.
Game Warden, R. T. Rankin called to
| Northport Tuesday by the finding of a dead
deer on the shore near the cottage of Fred S.
| Walls. 1t was large doe, had no wounds, and
/ evidently had met its death by becoming chill
| ed in the cold water. 1t is common thing for
deer to swim back and forth between the
mainland and Islesboro.
The same three reels, including the two feat
ure picture dance and Maud Muller, run at the
| Star Theatre last night will be in the program
| for tonight. Tomorrow there will be an entire
change of pictures. Miss Parks new songs
for tonight will be Dear Old Moonlight and
| Take me Back to sunshine Land" from the
opera Silver Star.
| The management of the Belfast Opera
| House, ever alert to give its patrons big
moneys worth, has arranged for Thursday and
Saturday evenings one of the SWEETEST amateur
vaudeville acts that can be found. The Butter
fly dance in its myriads of colored lights dis
plays grace and poetry of motion that must
be seen to be appreciated. There will be the
same big picture and song program. Pictures
change Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
NORTH BELFAST The Ladies' Aid Society
will hold one of their popular sociables at their
hall Wednesday evening, February 23rd. The
farce, 1.-The Modern Sewing Circle will he
given, and solos by local talent will be feat
tainment 10 cents. Alvin Knowton and
family have sold their home to Charles Mar6en
and have gone to Denver, Colorado. Mr.. Mar
den has taken possession of his new home.
The Belfast Lecture Course takes great
pleasure in announcing Mr.. Phidelah Rice for
February Esd in a miscellaneous humorous
lecture. Mr.. Rice is pupil of Mr.. Leland T.
Powers; his art is radiant with genial per-
sonality; his mrth is the outflow of sunny
disposition and not the studied masquerade of
an hour. His facial expression is marvellous
and his Characterization are virile, full of
splendid human nature and truth. Come and
forget your troubles for once.
The fourth entertainment in the Belfast lee
ture course was an illustrated lecture on Alas
ka by DR.. Frederick M. Brooks of Boston, and
was given before large audience in the
Opera House last Thursday evening. The il
Illustrations were from photographs taken by
| the lecturer and the views were colored, show
ing both summer and winter scenes, as well as
maps indicating the lines of travel. An inter-
esting account was given of the salmon fishery
of Alaska, an important industry, with many
fine illustrations.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS The United Laundry,
High street, will do your family wash for SO
cents, will call for and deliver it and guarantee
satisfaction. Mcintosh & Perry's market
say they can save you 20 per cent on your
meat bill. . Hats at half-price at The Fashion,
Lords, High street. Girls wanted by the
| Thompson Mfg. Co., Church street, Belfast. :.
| Sleigh, harness and top-buggy for sale by &.
G. Winslow, Is. Cedar street, Belfast. -. Infor-
nation is wanted. :. To save money and trou-
| BILE buy the Holeproof stockings, sold only at
| The Dnsmore Store. Brown silk veil lost.
Reward offered. Mrs. Dexter F. Waltz pub
fishes card of thanks. earle & Jones have
received their new line of wall papers for the
spring trade and have 10000 rolls in stock, at
prices from cents to S. per roll. They also
have new line of window shades at 124c to
75c. Edison monographs 81 down, 81 month.
-. Frank NJ Lord publishes a card Of thanks.
-. A. A. Howes & Co. will have special sale
Of oranges, lemons and grape fruit next Satur-
day, and for that day only. California navels
| were never better