The Republican journal., 1918-11-07
The News of Belfast.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT rs.

rt. Dnsmore Store carry the La
III. shoes in models for every occasion
fr5 ;so3 II pleasure to show them.
w,fer II Coombs offers for sale Ford
.,r;no car and garage.
,rlton B. Hills has for sale dry slabs at
S -,iH IN the Hayford district.
DS saa nroeram at Colonial Theater for
The week,
NIL Sugs advertises an automobile
Dire found.
ras penobscot Bay Electric Co. are
- .-i the electric heating pads that re-
H. a.. The hot water bottle and stays hot
). .ong as desired.
Nj ( 4 Parker makes announcement
rl-ard to the work at the United Laun-
hB
arslp NcKeen advertises second
..,5 oarlor and kitchen stoves.
rroenter, wanted by c. W. Blakeslee
Sans. Stevenson, Conn.
s.,,ben range for sale in first class
.,gt,iou Apply at Journal Office.
Three rooms to let at AZ Union street.
e.. 9dvL On the United War Work
-9Hsa contributed by the grocery
man Belfast.
rbq Central Maine Power CO. advertise
ALL 7.r cent preferred stock as de-
.,,5-s Investment for their customers.
7r-nbalPs Market have their first Pc
.t..- Bay sCalops of the season, oys-
~ clans and a good variety Of fish.
7rs.y- Knowlton Real Estate Co. ad-
Vic. .r,urug farms before taking the
3aaes Of winter.
7-.8 b. Jones has for sale 300 skeins of
AZ ,s.I warn at IS cents a skein. He has
,.s- fhr agency of the Ladies Home
,--1q. patterns and will be pleased to
an them.
wills o Hamilton advertises for rent
7--oeis on Franklin street.
Backhn advertises watch charm
m.
Mar Savings Stamps are growing in
M Better get few more.
MED War Work mass meeting 1.-THE
rsa House Saturday at 7.30 p. m.
y9rran A. Read and Norman S. DON
cr have been on a hunting trip the
ls week III the vicinity of Shin Pond,
ia- Patten.
| 2lree H. Robertson has placed new
! MM and white sign over the entrance
s Job printing office in the Opera
ase clock
,i Clay and Ben D. Mudgett left
md3y on their annual hunting trip to
rg0n Farm, near the Northern Maine
| as- C0mpany's plant.
Walter J. Clifford, who owns the regu-
la u boards about the city, has given
ga.. Ga the boards and done the work of
m.Dg etc, eratuitously for the colored
. 'lysUs,ng matter sent here for the four
Liberty Loan drives, for the War Savings
Stamps drive and also for the food and
ls conservation committee.
The pos poned State W. c. T. U. meet
s "-i be quite gathering, after all.
will be held in Getchell St. Baptist
allcb, Waterville, Dec. 4th and 5th,
Qeahg Wednesday a. m. and closing
thursday noon. Day sessions will in
alie meetings of Executive Committee,
fpoFts Of Sec. and Treas, of State War
R'let Committee, Our Papers, election
officers, recommendations OF State
f@dent, County Presidents Hour, etc.,
The evening session will be'full of
aefest. Delegates from local unions are
Ossd to 60 as usual. Owing to short
~'ce, the Waterville W. C. L. U. feels
'ohnot provide free entertainment but
vii gladly assist in securing rooms near
"l eating places. The Union plans tn
"~ dinners at the church.-E. F. M.
I'll and Mrs. John F. Chapman have
%'l'ed recently two letters from their
"4 Clarence E. Chapman, who enlisted
'''dl years ago and went overseas with
w. Fefshing's men. They had not
'''u lfom him since June and were anx-
' ABOUT his safety, as he was then in a
S' hospital for treatment for an injury
lily eye. Capt. William Veazie Pratt
''iast now in Washington, D. c.,
'uaeayored to trace young Chap
=, ~ whereabouts in the records there,
Duulng that no misfortune had befal-
+@ assured his parents of his safe
Ns'ence wrote that he was well and
H., W. ana is at the front again. One
N, Oore date of August 3rd and the
''" Of DC. 9th.
M. 'ou Neep your War Savings Stamp
'n'S month"; "Our Boys" did.