The Republican journal., 1913-12-11

electric lights was shown from the City Ma
tlonal Bank across Main street and down
Church street to the southern end of Opera
| House block. Carle & Jones had a large elec.
trio light in front of their store, and there will
for the holiday season.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Progressive
Store, Masonic Temple, makes some Christ
mas suggestions in calling attention to their
lines of practical. pleasing gifts. These in
clude something for all the members of the
family from the baby to the grandmother or
from the grandmother to the baby. just as you
choose to look at it. =. Carle & Jones announce
Christmas sale of their entire stock of ladies
coats at so per cent discount. Christmas
china and brio a-brac at half price They i'm
port their hand painted china and call atten-
ton to theif window display. See what is
said of the three dolls to be given away free
-. Harry W. Clark & Co., the Main street
clothiers. offer special bargains in mems and
boys suits and overcoats and in all lines of
furnishings. See the prices quoted for stand
ard, practical goods. Mail and stage orders
filled. If goods are not satisfactory you can
return them and receive your money II. ....
H. M Black, 107 Main street, has in addi-
tion to full lines of her regular stock,
fine assortment of carefully selected Christ
goods, including many novelties
The Manufacturers Outlet Co, at Mrs
Mudgett's Store, Main street, is Offering good
fresh stock in ladies' and misses wearing ap-
parel at about one-third the actual value, and
buyers need not wait until after Christmas for
mark downs. -. Shop at Woodcock's, where
you will find a lot of nice china, pictures,
books. leather goods, box papers, fountain
pens and great variety of objects of art col
lected with great care and labor for the holi
day trade. The H. L. Whitten Co. can furn-
ish everything necessary for your Christmas
dinner-fresh and dried fruits, cheese, full
line of vegetables and fresh lettuce and celery.
49,. Chas. F. Swift, Masonic Temple, is pre-.
pared for the Christmas trade with seasonable
goods in the grocery line, choice confectionery,
cigars, etc.. James H. Howes. Odd Fellows
block, has fine assortments of desirable use
full gifts for your friends and all the family
and advises making selections for Christmas
gifts early, Mail and telephone orders will
receive prompt and careful attention.
A. A. Howes & Co. suggest toilet articles as
acceptable and useful Christmas gifts They
have every thing needed in staple and fancy
groceries, fruits, nuts, cigars, and tobacco.
Two books by Franklin F. Phillips, at the price
of one, make desirable holiday gifts The
author is native Of Waldo county, the scenes
of The White Isles" and of n any of the po-
ems are in this county or vicinity. . You
won't make any mistake if you get a pair
of Ground Gripper shoes at The Dinsmore
Store. They have them for men and women
and if you have tender feet you will find
relief in pair of these she's. The Old
Corner Drug Store has something of interest
to say about Christmas gifts. 81. They are
ready now at Fogg's market to hook orders for
the Christmas dinner See advt of Ferry's
Cash market, He cuts prices on everything
used on the able. He has home me-cured bacon
by the strip at only 10 cents per pound -.
Millinery at half price, fine display of
Christmas embroidery and hand made novel,
ties at reasonable prices, for sale by Z K
Brier & Co.. Election of trustees Of the
Waldo Trust Co. AT W. t. McIntosh's, lOl
fn(Pni& koW, you VIII md Iuli lines OF ladies',
gents and cbdren's furnishings and nice
line of notions ara Christmas goods . At the
City Drug Store they vii! be pleased to show
you Indian baskets, imported perfumes, i'm
ported tot ct water, stationery, toilet goods.
ct. Holeproof Christmas hose are put up in
a special package, and will be delivered free
by parcel post They are sold only at The
Dinsmore Store. See notice of w. A. Shales
concerning bills due the firm of L T. Shales &
Som, Mrs. John Ward and family publish 4
card OF thanks. Clarence L. Moore, Belfasy.
publishes caution notice. Sufferers from
rh umatism may obtain Runlat from Mrs T.
S. Bowker, No. l Bayview street. during the
absence of Mrs. Chas. f. Shaw. Trimn ed
and untrjmmed hats at half price and discounts
ribbons and silks at L. H. Ferguson's
Main street,. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. McMahan,
Mrs. Mary Coombs, Mrs. Agnes Cottreil and
Mr.. and Mrs. j, B. Waterman publish a card Of
thanks. Chimneys cleaned and jobbing done
by Lewis Trundy