The Republican journal., 1921-12-15
The News of Belfast
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

me Dinsmore Store advertises slip
9ers, Holeproof hose and other sensible
Xmas gifts.
Webber's Boot Shop advertises Daniel
Green felt slippers.
Tbs Waldo Trust Co. advertises the
.5rjstmas Club and publishes list of
rustees.
ask for the Belfast Christmas card at
fred D. Jones' store.
The City National Bank gives notice
O. annual meeting and advertises Christ
mas Savings Club.
Lillian Curtis wants washing and iron
ul
Mss Ella F. Littleiield, Waldo Sta,
7uh4shes card of thanks.
@The Home Furnishing Co. advertises a
fine Of Christmas things; and all heating
stoves at rs per cent off,
n P. Palmer offers suggestions for
MAS.
read & Hills, props. of City Drug
Store, publish partial list of their
grstmas offerings.
e S Russell offers furnished rooms at
8e Phenix House.
d. H. Coombs Co. offers practical gifts
5-- christ I as.
TJe Davis Sample Shop makes sugges-
tons to the Christmas shopper.
Mr. and Mrs H. G. Tibbetts and Benz.
Vest publish card of thanks.
BERT L. Davis tells of his line of mems
Aesrng apparel and furnishings.
see adv. of oak beds for sale.
saph D. Southworth Co. advertises a
Of goods for Christmas
larry W. Clark & Co. offers gifts for
man or boy.
Jyrin j. Dickey offers wood lot also
Stove and desk for sale.
gorge Luce has cows and heifers for
sac
he Colonial Theatre publishes picture
g-oETam
red D. Jones gives invitation to his
Santa Claus headquarters.
syi S. PenneIl of Portland deputy
sea ct Of weights and measure, was in the
-ts -ecently on official business.
AcKeen's orchestra will furnish music
lof tie remainder of the series of dances
by e Belfast Dancing Club. On account
Of her social functions the next of the
series will be given Dec. 22nd.
Ms. Belle L. Gates plans to close her
cet4ng factory on Field street IN the
Grange Hall, and take two months va
cation. She has been working on con-
tracts for sheepskin coats and macki-
0aws.
Aenneth Foster of Pennington, N. H.,
is nail clerk on the Belfast Burnham run
Te J. L. Palmer is taking weeks
ation. W. T. Norris has been as
signed to this run as special sub clerk
'run Dec. 81 to "a inclusive.
Milton Hills is remodelling what was
iormeFly the Fred D. Jones storehouse on
FumroSe street into lumber mill. he
is Installing planes and other machinery
and has large amount of lumber on the
lot Later he plans to make an addition
10 Inc building
he Universalist League will meet in
the yestry Saturday afternoon at 80. A
report of the bazaar will be given and
work done for the Christmas tree. at the
Girls Home. The Lea !ue extends thanks
to those who so generously and willingly
gave their services or in any way assisted
in making the comedy "All Aboard" a
wonderful success.
Iarratine Tribe of Red Men and Osceola
Council held most enjoyable and the
llSt of series of union meetings at their
wlgwam last Friday evening. A delicious
supper was served at 6. 80 p. m. with Mrs.
Stella A. Young, past Great Pocahontas,
as chairman of very efficient committee.
HE entertainment committee, Arthur
Stevens chairman, presented the enter,
tanning program: musical selections by
fred Hart, George Paige, Robert knowl-
ton, Earl Hammons and Merle Annis with
Mrs, Ethel Pettee accompanist; several
iecItations by Walter j. lifford, come in
dialect were also greatly enjoyed. The
TEST of The evening was devoted to dancing
All the members are looking forward to a
pleasant and profitable season as twelve
have recently united with the orders and
more are to follow; William j. Gordon as
district deputy is receiving the cordial
support of all as he is very popular among
The bows who have pledped him their sup