The Republican journal., 1919-10-09
he News of Belfast
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS rs.
tp Jones advertises The New Ed
g-rh cost Mr.. Edison 3 million dol
srfect.
Colonial Theatre publishes picture
.or the week,
Ederson publishes caution no.
ads, of secondhand typewriter
B ant, Unity, offers for sale horses,
atJle, sheep, etc.
-r. Savings Bank publishes state
-onditIon.
Loan and Building Association
as statement of condition.
avis Sample Shop have list of
,a4ings on women's dresses and
3 t.r next Saturday.
View York Bargain Store advertises
ale for Friday and Saturday on
s., dresses and skirts.
ust.ee, NJ. D., publishes a profess
" Lord offers cupboard motor
Of carpenters hammer found.
-hnOWltoE Real Estate Co. offers
Dit and runabout for sale.
Haskell, Portland, advertises
Earrill for sale.
Pants Factory wants girls for
rs do County Hospital Association
notice to the people of Waldo
Andrews advertises desirable
Of IA rooms for sale.
of three furnished rooms to
Luce, Inc, advertises three
rus for the fall dances.
for position as housekeeper
I'd Mrs. Lynwood B. Thompson
NJ cordial congratulations on
Oct. 8th, of a son-Howard
ls-rge A. Quimby received
u W ednesday morning ANNOUNCE
safe arrival Oct. 7th at Rio de
ler daughter, Mrs. c. Chapman
rwo children and maid.
-rest is increasing among the
Of Co. F. Of the Third Maine.
-- will be made to recruit the
I'd 40 men. Several of the men
.s- rom over seas have recently
and there is remarkably good at
e at drills. A location for the
mas been selected and practice
soon begin. Arrangements are
.s for a concert, ball and exhi-
o be gwen in the near future.
urged to lend their support
. n.s in khaki.
cochran Chapter, D. A. r. held
eeung of the season with a good
at the home of Mrs. Norman
e. who was assisted by Miss
r 4.Rn and Mrs. Marthon Doak.
la vas attractive in a decoration
ferries and fall foliage and the
s sud dining rooms with garden
of yellow tones. A delicious lunch
et at p. m, from boxes and
-ays daintily decorated and ar
no small tables. At the business
1als for the seasons work were
ssa- A Victrola with Festival rec
u the Luce music store was a
yaOle feature of the social hour
"aNed.
Harriet Clark of Jamaica Plains,
lady of Fuller & Sullivan's
~ actOry in Boston, returned home
-1ay. She has been assisting
weeks Mrs, Belle l.. Gates, who
-ge If Fuller & Sullivan's plant in
ISL During that time large amount
heep skin lined listers of diff
sudS and difficult to make have
and compl eted. Mrs. CLARK has
her efficiency and by her amiable
9't'n and kind ness to the employees
I'VE esteem and admiration of all.
N before her departure she was
'-'el with silver service of the Col
-asg n. She was too delighted to
words to express her apprecia ton.
~s-eS will continue with lined and
LEI oats.
'7IhoeT 9th is to be observed
.slo1t the nation as American Le-
Day Churches will be asked to de-
d part of their morning service to
'oper recognition of the Legion.
rank D. Hazeltine Post, No. 43,
sSpectfully request the pastors of
'saI churches to devote a portion of
S7'nons to the exposition of the
w and the ideals for which it's men,
ought and for which they now
!, special services will be held in
r inofy at P. NJ, when appropriate
,, seS Will be conducted by the Post.
'91e is requested to set this day
,sr r honor of the boys who died in