The Republican journal., 1913-08-28

Prof. Simmpns of the University of Maine
will lecture al Equity Grange Hall September
10th, afternoon and evening, on Soil Culture.
The Maine Central is to issue 500 mileage
books,go in the State of NJ aine and effective
Sept l, at rate of p cents a mile or $l1 25
book.
Rev. and Mrs Arthur A. Blair and their
guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. F, Wilson and their
guests, and Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Paul enjoyed
picnic at the City Park last Friday afternoon.
The Maine Rural Letter Carriers Association
will hold its sixth annual convention Labor
Day. Monday, Sept. l. in Augusta, which
occasion the members will be entertained by
the Augusta carriers. 1t is expected that $50
members will be present from all over Maine.
and preparations are in progress for good
time.
WEST BELFAST. Harold Hayford and Sarah
Crib of Boston arrived Sunday for a visit at
the Hayford farm. Mrs Fanny Lowney of
Massachusetts, is also visiting at the Hayford
farm. Mr.. and Mrs. Russ ell Glunt of AL
toona, Penn, left on the boat Monday night,
having NlSlteu MS sister, MIS- W HlLIldn New
comb. Mrs. Geneva Wentworth is visiting
Annabell Underwood. :. Mrs. Herbert Cooper
and children of Monroe visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie F. Simpson, last week,
and Mrs. Cooper was on the committee in the
ladies' department at the fair. Mrs. Leona
Abbott and son Frederick of Camden came to
Belfast August Goth to attend the fair and
lad fr;a 81, NJ
Mrs. Elmer Fowles are receiving congratula-
tions on baby boy which arrived last week.
Mrs. Abbie Toothaker attended the Las
sell and Sweetland reunion August 26th.
New ADVERTISEMENTS The Swift Shoe
Store. L. A. Weber, proprietor, advertises
the Elite shoe for men. specially noted for its
inside finish, conformity to every natural
curve of the foot and wearing quality This
store also sells the Gold Seal rubbers, which
need no recommendation to those who have
worn them. earle & Jones are the Waldo
county agents for the Ford car, 'the universal
car" A 1914 5-passenger touring car. fully
equipped delivered for 1914 :. The preserving
season mas arrived and earle & Jones are SELL
ing the Mason fruit jars, pints, quarts and
quarts at cents each; jar rubbers, 5 cents a
uoZeH, liH Top JellleS 70 Genus a dozen. vi
course you want the HoleI roof stockings, which
are guaranteed to wear six months without
hole. and they are sold exclusively in Belfast
at The Dinsmore Store. Capable girl wanted
for homework. Apply at No. Church street
80. Mitchell & Trussell sell Stovink, the red
hot stove backing Thrifty housekeepers find
great satisfaction in using Stovink. =. House
of eight rooms on Northport avenue, desir-
able summer home or all-the-year residence,
for sale. .. Call at 1.-The Home of Good Values"
IL Main street. and see the new fall goods and
decide on the fall and winter togs you are
going to need....see appointments of Dr. E. H.
Boyington, eye specialist. Desirable store in
the Colonial Theatre building for rent. Apply
to W. J. Dorman or Horace Chenery :. Ladies'
sweater lost. Reward offered. -. The oyster
season has opened and from now to the close
of the season fresh oysters, taken from the
she'll every day may be had at the Bramhall
fish market.