The Republican journal., 1914-02-12

Miss Edith M. Southworth will entertain the
Hit or Miss Club this. Thursday. evening in
honor Of Mrs. Ashley A. Smith of Bangor.
who is visiting Belfast friends.
The Waldo County Veterans Association had
q very large gathering at their meeting last
! Thursday in North Searsport. A very pleas
ant day was enjoyed and it was one of the best
meetings held by the association. About 125
took dinner Our usual report failed to reach
US and only this brief mention can be given
this week.
"Bunty' will pull the strings at the Colonial
Theater Monday evening, Feb. 10th, and you
cannot afford to miss seeing this popular play,
with Molly Pearson, the original Bunty, sup
ported by specially imported company. The
play has drawn crowded houses everywhere.
Sale of seats at the box office begins at a. m.
tomorrow, Friday.
PooRs MILLS. Mr.. Jellus of Waterville,
who is interested in the lumber business in
Morrill,, spent Monday night with J. F. Sheldon.
Orrin L. Wentworth had his ankle quite
badly hurt last week when loading logs IN the
woods, but is able to get around on his loot
this week and has gone to work. Mr.. ana
Mrs Foss Rankin of Lincolnville were week.
end guests of Capt. and Mrs. Wade 1--WE are
sorry to hear that Mrs. Elsie Banks is very
sick at this writing Rev. George Lincoln
and Carrie Caller of Washington. Me-, visited
Rufus Dyer last week. Mr.. Dyer has been
quite sick, but is somewhat better. Mrs.
Orrin Simpson of Brockton, Mass, visited at
". A. Banks recently.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Last week the
readers of The Journal were notified that
they would be told in this issue how to save
rs per cent, and this information will be found
in the advertisement # the "Oivide by Four
sale at The Dinsmore Store. This sale m
cluies shoes of all kinds for men, women and
children, rubbers rubber boots, and the Hole
proof hosiery sold only at The Dinsmoce Store.
This sale is for three days only-Feb. 18th,
18th and 14.h. and you cannot afford to miss 1t.
Kewpie dolls for valentines, in two sizes.
Is and 81 cents, also ribbons for dolls in all
colors, at earle & Jones, basement salesroom-
See list of local dealers who sell Moiassine
Meal, food for horses and farm stock. -. earle
& Jones announce cut in the price of Edison
Wax Records for Thursday Friday and Satur-
day of this week. e. The Frenchboro Land &
Fisheries Co., whose wharf, Office and ware
house is at the foot of Main street, Belfast,
has a great variety of fresh fish, including
frozen salmon and halbut from Alaska and
mackeral from Halifax N. S., fresh cod from
Penobscot bay, and McIntire's guaranteed
natural smoked cod See statement of the
Fitchburg Mutual Fire ms. Co. of Fitchburg,
Mass, James Pattee & Son, Belfast, agents.
-. Mrs. Olive P. Randall. Mary A. Randall
and Gertrude NJ. Peavey of Liberty publish
card of thanks. E. The Old Corner Drug Store
has received a new invoice of their special
transparent glycerine SOAP. February IS the
month of hearts and valentines, and Locke s
window, which is always attractive. offers
many suggestions for pretty and useful
valentines. st. John Alewives at Bram-
halls Market. 49,. Lost, a black and white
setter dog, answers to the name OF budd.
Collar marked IS. Hail, Sears mont Return
to E. M. Hall, % Main street, Belfast, and re-
caive reward A. A. Howes & Co. carry In
stock everything they have to eat at the FOOD
Fair 80. The Wyman & Knowton Land Co.
offers several big bargains in city property in
Belfast