The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-01-21

The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will be held with Mrs. Herbert S. Mo-
rev, "a Miller street, Monday afternoon, Jan.
25th The lesson is from the c. L. S. c. book,
entitled democratic England" author Percy
Alden, int1 oduction and chapter one, with the re-
quired reading 'Story of the Week. from The
Independent of Jan. 18th. Roll-call, Events of
Engands History. The program will follow
the lesson.
The primary children of the Baptist Sunday
school had a rubber social in the vestry last
Tuesday afternoon. The rubber contest was
won by the Reds in charge of Miss Maude E.
Mathews, who brought n; the Blues in charge
of Miss Frances A. Sargent bringing 50. A
pleasant time wa ) had by the children in play
ing games, etc. About fifty were present.
The older members of the Junior department
viii have similar social tomorrow. Friday,
afternoon directly after school. In this de-
partment Miss Alice Sanborn is president OF
the Reds and Alton Andrews of the Blues.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Progressive
Store, Masonic Temple, has made preparations
for big Food Fair Sale on Jan. 23d to Jan 3Otb.
inclusive, when special price concessions will
be made on honest, dependable merchandise.
There will be extra specials each day OF the
fair, beginning Tuesday, Jan. 18th. See ad-
vertisement for further particulars. You are
invited to make this store your Food FAIR
headquarters, where you can feel free to come
to wait for trains or boats, or to leave your
bundles and meet your friends. Harry W..
Clark Co., the Main street clothiers. will in
augurate their semi annual Red Tag Sale
JAM 22nd, and it will continue all through
Food Fair week. Belfast people. and those
who come to Belfast to attend the fair, will
thus have the opportunity to obtain some de-
sirable bargains in clothing and furnishings
and the latter will be made to realize that this is
the place to come shopping. The prices quoted
speak for themselves. Parcel post orders filled
with care Send money with orders and if goods
are not satisfactory they may be returned...
-. The final clearance sale at the New York
Bargain Store of ladies' and misses garments
and furnishings is still going on and will con-
tinue through the month of January. Visitors
to the Food Fair should bear this in mind.
James ii. HOWeS, OoO felloWS DlOck, aQVeT-
tises final sale of suits and coats, and is clos
ing them out at half the regular price. He is
making special prices on bed blankets. and as
there is no doubt lots of cold weather ahead of
us these should be very desirable bargains.
Another of the popular Surprise Sales next
Saturday evening :. You will find large as
sortment of tooth brushes, tooth powder and
tooth paste at the Old Corner Drug Store....
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert M. Harris. Miss Grace
E. Bowen and Mr.. Ralph H. Bowen publish
card of thanks. "A place wanted for young
girl to earn her board and attend school.
The physicians of Belfast have adopted fee
bill to go into effect after Feb. 1, 1915....
Special price on fresh scallops next Saturday
at BramhalP. market. Special sale of 35
cent cream caramels at rs cents next Saturday
at Charles F. Swift's, Masonic Temple. -.
Lost, a new medicine chest. Finder will be re.
warded on returning same to DR.. E. A. Wilson,
Belfast.