The Republican journal., 1912-10-24

The sewing circle of the Women's Hospital
Aid will meet with Mrs. E. A. Wilson to-mor-
row, Friday, afternoon at o'clock
final meeting of the creditors of Harry W
Baker will be held in the office of John R.
Mason, referee, Bangor, at 10 a. M, Oct Both,
to pass upon the trustees report and petition
and transact such other business as NAV come
before the meeti ng.
John Parker, bass singer in the choir of tie
North church, has just completed % consecu-
tive years service in that church, during
which time he has been absent but two Sun
days when service was held, and then owing
to illness in his family. He is member of
the Belfast Band, the Belfast Musical Society
and often does orchestra work.
The Waldo County Medical Association held
their regular quarterly meeting in the munich
pal court room, city building Thursday even
ing, Oct. 18th, with small attendance. DR.. A.
E. Kilgore of Brooks, who was to have read a
paper on Small Pox, was not present, and the
reading of this and other papers, including one
by DR.. H. A. Wood of Belfast on The Electricity
of Medicine was deferred until the next meet
ing, which will be on December 10th. This is
the annual meeting for the election of officers.
HEALTH DAY. Sunday, Oct 27th is Nation
al tuberculosis Sunday, and the Maine Health
Day association proposes that the day should
be observed in this State and has asked the
proprietors and managers of theaters to con-
tribute the receipts of entertainments on that
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establishing free or practically free SAM
tarium in Maine for consumptives. The mar
agements of the Colonial Theater and the Bel
fast Opera House will give entertainments
next Sunday evening for this cause; that, at
The Colonial beginning at 7 p. M, and will ex-
hibit films of an educational nature furnished
by the Maine Health Day association. Mrs.
George E. Bracket has been written to asking
her cooperation in the advance sale of tickets.
1t is suggested that she should have general
supervision of the matter and if necessary
employ assistants. In letter written by COL
Roosevelt as Honorary Vice President of The
National Association for the Study and Pre-
vention of tuberculosis to Homer Folks, the
President of that body, Col. Roosevelt says:
IL 10 peculiarly uCIluS LQaC clefgymen,
churches, and church organizations should i'm
press upon their members and attendants the
duty OF actively supporting in every practical
way their local agencies, hospitals, dispensar-
les and the like, engaged in the suppression of
tuberculosis. The amount of suffering, misery,
orphanage, bitter poverty, and economic loss
that would be oDviated by the application of
our present knowledge as to the causes and
prevention of tuberculosis is simply incalcul-
able.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. James H. Howes,
Odd Fellows block, announces his fall sale of
blankets to begin today, Thursday Winter is
near at hand and this is a favorable opportun-
ity to prepare for it. Mr.. Howes has blankets
of all grades and has made special low prices
for this sale. In his Ready-to Wear Depart
ment he is showing large stock of coats and
suits for ladies, misses and children-ouality.
workmanship and fit unexcelled :. For Regal
shoes-the latest models-and Holeproof stock
ings guaranteed to wear six months without a
hole, go to The Dinsmore Store A practi-
caly new Frank Holton cornet for sale by W,
M. Thayer. The Chapman mill and seed
grader helps clear the farm of weeds MI
Dow, agent Brooks, Me. -. Mitchell & Trussell
SSii sAiS well hhoWh dleHWOOU stoves ana
ranges and carry full lines of kitchen utensils.
Let them show you...., Prepare for cold
weather. A. A. Howes & Co carry window
glass, putty and paints. Odd sizes of glass cut
to order. Eight room house with modern i'm
provements, conveniently located, for rent or
sale; also good rent for small family in
East Belfast. Apply to Ralph W. Pattershall
East Belfast. "A large front room to let. APP
ply at Is Congress street. "A lady's OPEN
faced gold watch lost. Reward offered. Leave
at Journal Office. Small, convenient tene-
ment in good locality wanted by Clarence E..
Hall, Southworth Store. :. See advt of auto
hood lost Reward on leaving at this office. :.
]. L. Sleeper Co., Y Main street. are carry
ing the Victor Talking Machine, at prices from
SIS to 5000. and have large assortment of
disk records, which they are always glad to
play for callers. Home made pies, cakes,
doughnuts. ETC.. to take home, for sale at
Knowltons restaurant, 66 High street. :.
Don't forget the Saturday sale at Ralph d.
Southworth's, IL Main street. Specials for
next Saturday fall and winter overcoats for
boys and gloves for men.