The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-09-03

Frank H. Coombs, young son of MIR. and Mrs.
Walter H. Coombs, who has been very ill with
typhoid. is on the road to recovery.
At the Bangor Fair E. L, Colcord of this city
took premiums his White Wyandottes as
follows: Cock, list; hen, Sd; cockere, LIST; pull
let, LIST; fowl, I'd.
Mrs Albert C. Morse of Camden, who was
recently operated at the Waldo County
Hospital, is spending few days with her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank l, Wilson.
Miss Georgia Hall of Lncolnville is in
charge of the E. X. Brier millinery parlor and
the Hilton Shirt waist store while Miss Brier
and Miss Hilton are in New York.
| Miss Margaret O. White gave three table
! auction party at the White homestead, Prim-
i rose Hill, last Monday afternoon. The first
| and second prizes-cross- stitched card table
covers-went to Misses X Uterine C. Quimby
and Clara B. Heating. The consolation--a
calling list-was drawn by Mrs. Ralph L.
Cooper. Mrs. Clyde b. Holmes assisted Miss
| White in pouring tea.
George F. Kent of Madison, registered
druggist, arrived Monday and has taken the
place in the Old Corner Drug Store of Maurice
| E. Davidson, who came from New York to
enter this store at its opening, and has resign
| ed to return to New York. Mr.. Kent is we'll
known here, having been employed in the drug
d apartment of A. A. Howes & Co for seven
years. leaving here in 1902 1t is hoped to re-
tain him permanently, although no definite
engagements have been made.
Mr.. Alfred johnson, who is spending the
summer at the johnson Homestead, left Nor
day for few days cruise along the coast in
an auxiliary sloop with his cousin, Arthur L.
Walker of Brookline, Mass. 1t was the inten-
ton to run as far as Squirrel Island, put in at
several ports en- route to call on friends ard
return the last of the week. Mr. Ralph M.
johnson, Capt. William v. Pratt and MIR.
Daniel Bacon of New York. President of the
West India steamship Co., are expected at the
Homestead to spend the weekend and remain
over Labor Day.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Progressive
Store, Masonic Temple, now has the Pictorial
Patterns for October and has just received a
nice assortment of pretty white shirt waists
at only SO cents. Their Heather plaids for
school dresses are taking we'll and the Rough
ard Tumble cloth meets long felt want.
Large assortment of fall millinery. -. The
Hoeproof hose sold only at The Dinsmore
Store are not "all wool and yard wide," but
they are the best thing out in hose and are
guaranteed to wear six months without holes
or new hose free. Bids for the North Prim-
ary schooIhouse lot and everything on it will
be received by the city up to p. m. Sept. 7th.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved
>. james H. Howes, Odd Fellows block, an
nounces the arrival of new fall gcods-suts,
! coats, skirts, waists, dress goods and trim
mngs, new neckwear and girdles, new fall
veilings in new meshes and designs, etc..
See prices quoted at Perry's Cash Market. -.
The A. Chase Co., Brooks, sell the Hoover.
Iron Age and O. X. Champion Potato Dggers
The price of the Grant car, W. F. Weshe
local agent, has been reduced to $425, the best
car for the money on the market. May be
seen at the Read Garage. Harry W. Clark &
Co.. the Main street clothiers, will give every
customer for the three remaining days of this
$A-.cS w va -
suit of clothes. according to the price of the
suit you buy. See their offer and remember
that it holds good all this week until Saturday
night :. Mathews Bros have plenty of wood
and are prepared to fill orders promptly.
Young woman wanted in dry goods store. -.
Penobscot Lodge will be vacated after Sept.
18th and will be available for rent by day or
week at reasonable figure. Modern improve
ments. Apply to George E. Kittredge, Belfast
Telephone APP. 80. Daily demonstrations of the
Edison Photograph with the new diamond re-
I producer at the store of Garlic & JONES'.
Full line of school supplies at earle &
Jones'. One thousand 10 cents tablets for 5
cents each. The A. E. Chase Co., Brooks,
have word to say to farmers. .Lady's side
saddle for sale at a bargain.