The Republican journal., 1914-10-08

Don't forget the concert and dance to be
siven in the Opera House under the auspices
of the Belfast band. Thursday evening, Oct.
18th.
| The Coot Club were entertained over Sum
day at Pine Lodge. the Howes cottage, Pitch
er's Pond, this taking the place of the annual
outing by steamer or auto.
WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL NOTES. Mrs.
Annie Meservey of Thorndike was operated on
for appendicitis Oct. 5th and is gaining ..
Miss Mary Jeffords of this city, recent sur
gica patient, is again at the hospital for treat
ment Andrew Hurd of Thorndike under
went throat operation last THURSDAY and re-
turned home the same day -. Willard 1nger-
soil of Belfast and George Pitcher of North
port, two typhoid patients. have returned
home Mrs. Alexander Shaw of Stockton
Springs, surgical patient returned home last
Monday
THE Posi- OFFICE PRIMARY. At meeting
of the Democratic Club last Tuesday evening
it was decided to hold primary election for
candidate for postmaster of Belfast. Saturday.
T..
D. M All candidates will be obliged to file
their names with E. F. Hanson, chairman of
of the Democratic city committee, by Monday.
Oct. 18th The statement that Senator john
son suggested authorized the holding of
this primary is utterly false. 1t is wholly the
undertaking of E. F. Hanson, who little more
than year ago was advocating in his nom
oil oft
publican candidate for Congress in the Sd
district.
AN AUTO TRIP TO BOSTON. Miss Henrietta
C. johnson, Mr.. Alfred Johnson and Captain
VIM. V Pratt left at 6.45 on Monday morning
for Boston, in the formers six cylinder. 1914
Packard car. Mrs. Pratt and Miss Annie
Field accompanied them as far as Portland.re-
turning by train the same day. Word has
been received here that Boston was reached at
six o'clock in the evening and that calls we're
made en- route at Gardiner, Portland and
Portsmouth, The running time was about
nine hours, and the average distance covered
each hour about twenty-six miles. Owing to
construction work which is in progress on the
shore road via Bath, route through Union,
| Je fferson, Gardiner and Lewiston to Portland
was chosen, which proved to be very good
one, From Jefferson on the signs which have
been put up by the managers of the Samoset
and Poland Springs hotels were great con-
venience. All along the route much improve
ment was noted in the condition of the roads
as compared with what they were four years
ago, The autumn foliage was at its best and
the whole trip was thoroughly enjoyed.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. The very striking
advertisement of the Regal shoes, sold at The
Dinsmore Store, will attract attention, and we
are told that the cloth-top Royals are the
prime favorites with discriminating women
and in the worlds fashion centers by far the
most popular style. If you are interested in
being we'll dressed see the window display OF
the Ralph D. Southworth Co.. IL Main street
and leave your order there for an Ed. N.
Price & Co. tailored to-order suit. Prices SIS
to $40 Wilson's Washing Fluid, costs only
20 cents a can at the City Drug Store. Ask
your neighbor who uses it Mail orders
promptly attended to-. Social dance tomor-
row, Friday, evening in Memorial hall. Gents,
IS cents; ladies Is cents. See specialities
carried at Foggs Market. This is the sausage
season and they are agents for the celebrated
Deerfoo 1t Farm sausages, hams and bacon and
have the exclusive sale in Belfast of Schon-
lands German Frankfurts, pressed ham and
bolognas These are high grade goods. ). The
recent frosty nights are reminders that blan-
kets are in season, and during October James
H. Howes, will have his annual sale, beginning
today, of bed blankets at prices from SO cents
to $12. Special discount on all other Blankets
....Men's. ladies', youths and children's macki-
naws made to order. Fifty different samples
to choose from. Mrs Belle Gates, Factory
No. Field street, Belfast. Mason & Hall
sell the Devoe paint. IF you have foot
trouble of any kind call at the Dinsmore Store
and let them show you the Ground Gripper
shoes and the hundreds of testimonials.
George F. Kent has taken charge of the pre-.
scription departing mt of the Old Corner Drug
Store. He was druggist in Belfast for seven
years and is well known by many of our peo-
pie See notice of a Rummage Sale October
18th, 10th and 18th. day and evening, by the
ladies' of the North Church Sewing Circle.
One or two rooms suitable for one, two OF
three persons. to let, furnished or UNFINISHED.
Enquire at AZ Miller street,. Fall and winter
apparel for women, misses. girls and infants
which appeal to all tastes at popular prices al