The Republican journal., 1911-11-23

Charles Augustus, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. G. Swift. celebrated his sth birthday last
Tuesday afternoon from $50 to O'Clock. Ten
of his little friends were present, supper of
things the little folks like was served and
merry time enjoyed. Charles received numer-
Gus gifts of money and things that make little
boys happy.
THANKSGIVING SHOOT The Belfast Gun
Club will have an old -fashioned shoot on their
grounds at the foot of Allyn street Thanks
/ giving day, from 9 in the morning until dark
+ There will be shoots for turkeys, geese, ducks,
/ and chickens, target shooting for shot guns,
clay pigeon shooting, etc. The new club
/ house will be opened, with a cheerful fire in
the large open fireplace, and doughnuts and
Office will be served all day Come, every
body, and bring your rifles and shot guns The
Gun Club ball will be given in Seaside Grange
hall, Dec. 18th,
THE LOCAL LECTURE COURSE. The first
lecture in the Belfast course will be delivered
in the Opera House, Wednesday evening, Dee.
18th, by Charles Wellington Furlong. F. R. c.
S, whose subject will be The Great Southern
NOLltiiISi4t anu d III through feru. Mr. fuf-
long has the endorsement of the highest au-
thorities. The Outing Magazine of March,
1911, says he is coming to be known as the
foremost authority in America on South
America. The second lectu will be on The
Home Life of the japanese" probably on
January 81, 1912, by Mrs. Blattnar. assisted by
her daughter. Many of our citizens have met
the dam tar md
The third lecture will be given il February by
William U. Swan. editor of the Associat ed
Press, on News" This is said TO be the most
important and interesting lecture to be given
in this country during the season of 19II-12
MIR. Swans discussion of current events is
something far beyond the ordinary in its
scope, and besides that he is an orator of sur
passing merit The last lecture will be some
time in March by Rabbi Fleischer, one of the
most important of the group Of strong think
ers which embraces speakers like Prof. Chas.
Zueblin, Stanton Colt, Congressman Hobson
and men of that class. The high grade tn at
has been attained in past years will be fully
sustained in this winters course
. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The goth Anniver-
/ sary Sale of H. ". Clark & Co, the Main
street clothiers, Is still going on-and the
goods are going, too. Don't forget to call be-
fore Dec. I'd, when the sale closes, and get
your share of the big bargains in fine clothing
and furnishings. Every customer buying 81
/ or more is given 1912 Art Calendar a.. The
special Saturday sales inaugurated last Satur-
day at James H. Howes' up date dry goods
i II
great attraction, as the bargains offered are
worth coming long distance for. The spec
ials for Saturday, Nov. 25th, are blankets, UNI
brellas, table linen and napkins Thayer the
jeweler, will be pleased to show you beauti-
full line of Christmas gifts, including watches,
I chains, bracelets, hat pins, cut glass and sill
verware, etc. All engraving free. Saturday
afternoon, from until O'Clock, Mrs E. A.
Mudgett will sell 500 yards of ribbon
worth from Is to 81 cents per yard at 10 cents
per yard "A telephone is Christmas pres
ent that can be enjoyed all the time by a
whole family. For further information call at
the office of the Waldo Telephone Co...
The Maiden rubbers, for which the A. H.
Berry Shoe Co. of Portland are manufacturers
HS gems, '1lC SS4u III cCiislol ~ Iieu lIilltil,
Main street The Holeproof stockings, sold
only at The Dinsmore Store are true to name
Buy Holeproof and save darniug See the
professional card of DR.. E. H. Boyington Of
Winterport, Eye Specialist .. Chance for a
bright woman to make money canvassng for
Holeproof hosiery for the holidays. Enquire
at The Dinsmore Store 80 hte-fish at Bran
halls market, Telephone PA You will find
at E. K. Brer & Cos, Journal building, en-
broidery materials of all kinds Handmade
articles make most acceptable Christmas gifts
do your Christmas shopping early at
James H. Howes... The H. L. Written Co.
can furnish everything necessary in staple and
fancy groceries for your Thanksgiving dinner
Send in your orders early for celery and let
tuce See statement of the Stockton Springs
Trust Company of Stockton Springs Moose
meat and MANY good things at low prices at
Perrys cash market. ...S See notice of Dr.
Elmer Small. A. A. Howes & Co are pre-
pared to fill orders for everything needed for
the Thanksgiving dinner. See their attractive
window display, arranged by Billy" the boy
artist, Don't forget that this store will be
closed all day November Both :. C. E. Perkins
offers for rent his residence, 10 Elm street-a
very desirable house, with city water, well
water and furnace.