The Republican journal., 1915-04-15

at Saturday matinee. Order your seats now.
The whist party and dance at Seaside
Grange hall last Tuesday evening was not
largely attended because of other attractions
for the younger people. The prizes were won
by Mrs. AL bert McKeen and Joseph Haley.
The regular fortnightly meeting of the
North Church Guild was held Monday night in
the church parlors. Mrs. John C. Pillsbury,
Mrs Maine Hills and Miss Florence Shaw hos
tesses. About 20 members were present and
number of business matters were discussed,
Mrs. M. E. Brown presiding. Delicious home-
made candies we're served and pleasant eve
ming enjoyed. The next meeting will take
place on the 10Th, when Mrs. Zenas Hartshorn,
Mrs ]. W. Jones and Miss Annette Holt will
be the hostesses.
The Ladies' Aid of the Waldo County hospi-
tal has voted to hold two days fair during
the third week in July. and the members have
already begun work upon articles for it. The
aid also voted at its last meeting to have the
hospital enter the sewer on Primrose street, if
a new sewer is laid upon that street, and if not,
will be begin as soon as practicable. Miss Helen
Saunderson. Mrs. William K. Keene and Mrs.
Horatio H. Carter were appointed a committee
to look after this,
THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES, The Associa-
ton now has about fifty members While the
membership is increasing, there should be
larger membership. 1t is possible that the
people do not realize what great service they
may do with their dollars. 1t is always hard
to get such an institution started, but it is the
desire of the officers to get it on sound finan-
cial basis. Until this is done the range of its
work will be very much limited. The sewing
school is doing we'll under the leadership of
some interested ladies. The money the public
gives for charitable purposes is not used for
the support of this school. A fund has been
left for that purpose. But the school is held
under the auspices of the Associated Charities.
and will, it is believed, fill lopg-felt need in
! the community. 1t is proposed to hold a series
of mothers meetings for instruction, such
meetings to be addressed by competent nurse.
This must do good also. There are more Calls
for help that can possibly be met and the
appeal is renewed to the citizens OF Belfast to
leave their money with Mr.. Gilchrest at the
Belfast Savings Bank give it to the gentle
men who will call upon you.
| NEW ADV ERTISEMENTS. See statements on
the End page of insurance companies repre-
sented by Carleton Doak, Belfast; James Pat
tee & Son, Belfast, and B. F. Colcord, Sears
port. Miss Margaret Jeffords, Charles street
near Main, would like to take dodgers and fur
nsh meals. Apply at the house.. School
supplies, including ink, mucilage aad glue at
L, J. Politics., Hayford block, Church street -.
Remedies for a cold, cough, your kidneys or
your liver at the Old Corner Drug Store. 500.
For bargains in city, farm and shore property
see M. R. Knowlton, Howes block, Main
street. See notice of Mr.. E. S. StockweIl to
egg shippers Just to remind you that you
get an absolute guarantee with six pairs of
Holeproof hose that they will wear without
holes of any sort for six months or new hose
free. Sold only at The Dnsmore store j.. For
Seed Oats get the genuine S, w. B. Co. brand
of the Swan Whitten-Bickfo ford Co., wholesale
distributors. .. See list of some of the house.
cleaning helps for sale by earle & Jones. 1t in
cludes most everything, from wall paper at "a
to so cents a roll to window shades. .Chas F.
Swift, Masonic Temple. has seed peas, garden
seeds, choice sweet peas and nasturtiums-a
fine assortment-in bulk and package. The
Ralph D. Southworth Co. IL Mair street, have
the Croft & Knapp hats for spring, the finest
line of those celebrated hats they have ever
shown. James H. James publishes caution
notice. Mrs. c. S Weber. Bell street, Bel
fast. telephone 1912. is ready to take orders
for the Spirella Corsets, having received full
line. Salt Pork. heavy and medium, 10 7-s
cents per pound FRIDAY only at Perry's Cash
Market. New and choice styles of finely
tailored suits and coats at James H Howes.
Odd Fellows block. "A base ball and bat free
! with every suit of Widow Jones knee pant
suits sold this week and next by Harry W.
Clark & Co., the Main street clothiers. -.
Rufus F. Lowell. Ellen M. Lowell and Belle M
Lowell of Montvile publish card of thanks,
-. .Five-passenger Chalmers Detroit auto in
good running order for sale by Arthur E Col
son, Searsport. :. See earle & Jones Spring
underwear announcement. Complete lines of
vests. pants and linen suits, Gordon dyed hos.
iery, fibre ailk hose, and pure silk hose. all
colors. Mail orders promptly filled.