The Republican journal., 1911-10-19

Mr. l. N. Tyler, who has been living at Lit
tie River and is employed in Leonard & Bar
rows shoe factory. has taken rent in the How
ard F. Mason house, East Belfast
THE ARTS AND CRAFTS SALE. The Arts and
Crafts Club will open a weeks sale December
9th in their room in the Marsh building,
Church street. The sale will be continued at
stated times during December Some beauti-
full articles are in process of construction and
the sale will be an interesting event.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Spencer, Eaton
& Co, have the Macy sectional book cabinets,
and everything for the house. Opening of
the new ready-to-wear department of James
ii. Howes dry goods store next Saturday 80.
Fall opening of ladies' high grade suits. coats
and dresses. at the Speciality Suit Parlors, Ma
sonic block. At "The Hilton Home of
Waists you will find waists from So cents to
$40, a choice line Of neckwear, ladies and chill
dren's street gloves etc. Special sale of 50
cent neckwear for 80 cents next Saturday at
Ralph D. Southworth's, II Main street,.
Don't forget that the Holeproof stockings, sold
only at The Dinsmore Store, save the trouble
of darning -. Have you tried that New Or
leans moasses at 81 a gallon, sold by A. A.
Hcwes Coz. Questions answered by J. H.
Wood, Optometrist "A A. Howes & Co have
glass in all sizes, and cut to order, putty and
paints, Repair your windows before winter
sets in Capable woman wanted to do gener-
al Homework in a family of two. 81. Read what
. the Dinsmore Store has to say about Regal
shoes, and step in and try pair on....A good
capable girl wanted for general housework in
a family of two, Wages So a week :. Bar
gains at Perry's market Saturday, Oct 2lst.
WEST BELFAST. Mrs. Annabell Underwood
returned from Bangor Monday. She attended
the musical festival while there 80. Mr.. and
+ Mrs. Fred Toothaker spent Saturday and Sun
day in Liberty and Montville ;. Leslie Miller
has set hedge for Henry Mariner on his
private park. Mrs. Geo B. Dyer arrived on
| Monday nights train from visits in Massa-
chusetts and Rhode Island. .Sabra Dyer ar
rived Saturday from Kents Hill to spend Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B.
Dyer. Eugene Wool is doing some mason
| work for Eugene Conner at Northport Camp
i ground Hattie Colcord and Ida Robertson
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank Grady. :. Raymond Dyer took trip to
| Kent's Hill Saturday ...James Sanker has his
house ready to plaster, the work to be done by
| Eugene Wood ......Capt Justin Hart and wife
of New Bedford Mass, visited his mother,
Mrs. Ware, last week. 1t was the first time
Capt. Hart has been to Belfast for over 20
years. He is captain of large steamship
that runs from Philadelphia to Savannah, and
owns a large cotton plantation in Georgia.
Alonzo Hart jammed his foot very badly a t
the sash and blind factory, where he is en-
| ployed. He is attended by DR.. Wood "A
company of 20 gave Albert Miller surprise
| Tuesday evening, October 10th. They walked
in with Jack olanterns and big pumpkin
| filled with candy and peanuts. The evening
| was pleasantly spent in card playing and finch
and games A big pumpkin pie was offered
for first prize for most games won and the
BOBBY prize consisted of very small pie. The
big one was won by Eddie Littlefield and How
ard Newcomb and the little one by Walter
Cunningham and Myrtle Nash.