The Republican journal., 1913-09-04

there was still alarm about 8 O'Clock iast
SATURDAY evening for what might have been a
serious lre IN the store in The journal build
ing occupied by E X. Brier & Co. and Miss
Mary Il. Hilton. An electric iron had baar
ielt with the current on and when the LIGHTS
were turned on in the evening it became red
not Chief Shute and assistant ClD11yb 11sra
soon on the scene and did what WAS pscassar,,
No damage was done.
SEVEN Hours IN New YORK" This is said
to be the last word word in musical comedy,
The plot, and clever one by the wav. relates
the adventures of a party making the most Of
seven hours in New York, from D. m. until
q. m, There is said to be more fun and i've.
~ entertainment crowded into the plav than
IN malt dozen ordinary shows. The SONGS
ana dances are all that experience and good
Judgment IN staging and costuming can deyise
There is complete production of beautiful
scenic and electrical effects, big chorus of
pretty girls. Musical comedy is just what the
publc want. The date here is Tuesday. Sent
9Th, at the Colonial Theater
NORTH BELFAST. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ma
son and daughter Adelaide of Sabattus arrived
last Thursday and spent the weekend with
MS parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert N. Brier of Detroit
Mich, who spent the summer here. returned to
Their home Tuesday morning. >. DR. F. c. Cav
and family returned to their Brooklyn home
last Tuesday -. Mr. William Clark of Brook
Ign, n. Y, has bought the Cunningham Mace
for summer home. -. Frank Tucker of NAL
oen, Mass, spent the weekend with Maurice
Roberts, returning home Monday Rev, c.
h. Walsh delivered two excellent sermons in
the church last Sunday to large audiences.
He with his family were guests while here of
MY and Mrs. Frank Roberts. They returned
t. their home in Patten last Tuesday
Chester Wiley OF Lawrence, Mass. arrived
Monday ana is visiting his parents, Capt. and
Mrs. {. ". Wiley
New ADVERTISEMENTS earle & Jones have
adopted novel way of advertising their ex-
tensiye line of fall dress goods coatings. silks
and satins, and will include table damasks in
this sale. No matter what the price Of the
goods, every third yard will be only cents.
This is q cash sale and will be for three DAYS
only today, tomorrow and Saturday Ralph
D. Southworth, 10 Main street, calls the at
tentlon Of mothers to the suits for bows ne is
Offering with two pairs of pants. They will
wear well and are up to the hour in style.
The Swift Shoe Store, L. A. Weber, proprie-
tor, sells the Patrcian shoe, the aristocrat of
feminine footwear. and Notwithstanding it's
superlative qualities the prices of this shoe
are only So and 81 Have you given trial
to the Holeproof hose, the stockings guaran
teed to wear SIX months without darning Sold
only in Belfast at The Dinsmore Store The
Old Corner Drug Store has taken the agency
for the Apollo chocolates and for the Green
Seal chocolates and bon bons. Nothing better.
1.-Two maids wanted, one to do cooking and
a limited amount of homework, and the other
to do second work. Apply to Mrs. Horace
Ghenery e. See the card of Miss Amy F.
oEoddard, oe Church street, instructor in piaro O,
organ and the theory of music. Class opens
Sept. 8th..... Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Crosby.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Crosby and Mr.. and
Mrs Daniel Hill publish a card of thanks 5000
See statement of the City National Banl of
Belfast. See what Garlic & Jones saw Of
sale in their crockery department, all day and
evening, Sept. 9Th. Every third dollar costs
you only 3 cents =. Spraying and whitewash-
ing done by Edgar W. Gray, Commercial
House, Belfast For everything needed for
plekling and preserving go to A. A. Howe &
Co... Rooms to rent. Apply to ". B. Wood
bury, los High street.