The Republican journal., 1919-09-11
,e News of Belfast
new ADVERTISEMENTS.

.a.s Theatre this, Thursday, evening.
Tel. and Tel. Co. give notice of
,sr, ice at reduced cost and tell how
A. be rbtained.
,.su Steamship Lines give notice of
iu'e, effective Sept. 10th.
Quincy offers for sale a cow.
F. zpress wagon and farming and
.s.od articles.
81 f Thompson, North Searsmont,
.. notice that he has given his son,
miller James Thompson, his time dur
mDority.
4 Seldom, slate roofers, are in
81 ao repair work.
s.s, Of crocheted purse lost.
i 8alzell publishes caution notice.
Sholes and Clarence E. McKeen
notice of dissolution of partnership
onial Theatre publishes picture
rim r the week.
-eatral Maine Power Co. will sell
ersal Electric Iron for IS. 90 till
r. me, Sept. Is, after that SIPS.
d a5yt. of furnished front room to
eat, bath, lights, etc.
Hanson offers for sale poultry
81. cap, and advertises for spruce
II mes.
HIzzelI offers for sale at a bar
8ng horse with record of 2201-4.
q vt of furniture for sale at 81
Fl street.
Ms Sample Shop thanks the
their patronage at their OPEN
dyertises specials for Saturday.
Nice heecn, Citypoint, offers for
ear-old heifer.
wv York Bargain Store adver-
aTgest assortment of new fall
Is, dresses and skirts.
.ern Illustrating Co. advertises
to do light work.
aul's Garage advertises the
- CarDuretor and offers free
Monday, Sept, Is.
Luce, Inc, advertises "My
lone" and other new Victor
Tor September.
5nes offers the Windsor Hotel
olsiness for sale.
Hckinnon offers horse and bug
The sign, Bert L. Davis, Bel
lest clothing store. See advt.
Jellison, proprietor of the Jel- |
ung Mandatory on Bridge
been in Boston the past week |
SIS.
lens intended for this weeks !
sent without signatures and |
he used for that reason. Please
mmunicationS or call at the |
explanations.
Mrs. John F. Chapman receiv-
an last Friday from their son,
-hapman, who had arrived |
many with the 18th Infantry of
sbIng's army. He will go to
Merritt for his release from SER
c. T. U, will meet Friday at
with Mrs. Ethel Collins, Union
he State Convention will be
ochland Sept. 18th, 18th and
BY. The Unions of Waldo county
to send full quota of dele
P. Flanders has sold to Rob-
lie brick house, known as the
Use on Main street, the small
upied by l.. E. McMahan as a
and the tenement house in the
e property extends from Main
street Mr.. Holt, who is a
bought the property as an in
Mrs. EIbridge S. Pitche-, &C
by Mr.. H. w. Pitcher, left
their new home in Auburn.
r IS supervisor of music in the
los and Mrs. Pitcher will as
n the primary grades. Mr..
ather will make his home with
.e is "a years of a gle but is we'll
lie has planted and cared
Battery a half acre garden
led well.
6uzzelPs handsome trotting
1T Patch, by Dan Patch, made
cord at the Bluehill Fair last
She was driven in the free for
nh purse of SITS and won in
ght heats. Her best time was
She was driven by Mr.. Jud-
last. Last Thursday Mr.. Buzz
Todd by Iowa Todd won in
light heats in the 2. 18 class,
FIJI. She eQualled the track rec
-.a "a.
p Frost, secretary of the B. H.
-at Alumni Association, has re-
etter from one of the Oldest for
ents of the school, Mrs. S. F.
Liberty. She writes that her
4me was Julia A. KnoWlton and |
inferred the school in the fall of
it was held in the old Acade-
replaced by the PIERCE school
Previous to that she had at
he grammar school and Miss