The Republican journal., 1922-01-19
The News of Belfast
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ten DAYS sale oil men SUITS Coats on"
furnishings, and the Good Times MOVE
ment.
Mrs Margaret Vinal announces reduc-
zion of prices in Fuller Cobb Davis stock
of goods.
Harry W. Clark & Co. announces the
advent of I. d. Bill in connection with
their clothing sale.
Goodhue & Co. offer the New Fox Sun
beam 18 one pipe furnace installed for
Miss Anna SWEET advertises gloves
found.
Pearl A. Wentworth publishes caution
notice.
The Waldo Trust Co. advertses good
times adv.
III. II. Coombs Co. advertises new
spring goods and specials for Saturday
The Colonial Theatre advertises Good
Times matinee.
F. A. Littlefield publishes political
adv.
nirect Importing Co. advertises Man
haitian coffee.
80. Norton announces a reduction of
orices for Ford cars and trucks.
Fuller Cobb Davis advertises special
prices in their fur department.
Mrs. b. F. Wells offers millinery at
one-half price.
j.. F. Morang has used harness for sale.
See adv of washing and ironing want
ed.
Fred T. Chase advertises Bifocal spec
tacles and his telephone ring.
Mrs. Isaac S. Hills advertises Spencer +
corsets.
Mrs. Marian w. Hughes publishes a
caution notice.
The Waldo County Hospital wants pu-
pill nurses.
The Dinsmore Store publishes Good
Times adv. and offer Comfort slippers
for one dollar.
The City National Bank advertises
their Christmas Savings Club.
Mr.. Roy Green will be the soloist today
at the Coonl1.
Thomas H. Marshall Circle will have
box social at their meeting, Feb. TN and I
patriotic program on Mckinley. The
Post is cordially invited.
The Sons of Veterans auxiliary will
have picnic supper Jan. 23. Members
l5 cents visitors 25 cents Each member
requested to furnish food.
Fletcher Whitcomb iammed two of his
FINGERS quite badly last Saturday while at
work in the woods The nail was taken
from one finger and the Joint of the other
badly bruised
4 The Universalist League will hold their
annual meeting this. Thursday, afternoon
with Mrs Eugene l.. Cook. The officers
for the ensuing year will be elected and
other matters of business transacted.
Belfast friends have received letters
from Penn Yam, N. T., announcing the I
serious illness of Chas. II. Mitchell, for
merly of Belfast. With Mrs. Mitchell he
was ready to go to California, when taken
ill.
Friends of George l. Keating are circu-
lating a petition for his nomination as
clerk of the Waldo County Supreme Ju
dicial Court before the primaries next
June. He served in this office before the
present incumbent, James c. Cilley.
James Dele, sentenced to two years
and six months to the State Prison for
breaking andenterIng and larceny at the |
residence of Charles A. Thompson OF !
Northport, was taken to Thomaston Fri
day by Officer Fisher, who came here for
him.
Scott Gray is doing a much needed
work in removing dead limbs from some (
He is employed by the city, but is also
taking orders for trees on private prop
erty
se The first in the series of card parties
voted foI at the annual meeting OF the
Hospital Aid and Club will be given this,
Thursday, afternoon at the home of Mrs.
H. H. Carter. Ten tables will be ar
ranged for.
The Travellers Club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon with Miss Charlotte
w. Colburn. The program includes !
paper on Hawaii by Miss Mabel X. Ma
thews; Honolulu: The Melting Pot, by /
Mrs. Elmer A. Sherman; Missions in the
Hawaiian Islands by Mrs. J. X. Dunton.
The stated meeting of Primrose Chap
ter, No. 152, o. L. s., will be held on
Friday evening, Jan. goth. Reception to
Grand Patron Ashley A. Smith at p. m.
Banquet at $50. After the business
meeting will be the installation of ofli-
GERS for the ensuing year by the Grand
Patron.
The II. NJ T. C. club was very pleas
antly entertained Monday evening by
Mrs. John Collins. Delicious refresh
ments were served with the game follow
ing. The prize winners were Mrs. Della
Hallowell and Mrs. David johnson. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs. Al s.
tin j. Jewett Thursday evening, Jan. 20.
1t is Romance Week in all houses of the
Blacks New England Theatres Circuit.
A prize of 500 is being offered the man
ager that makes the largest gain. Ding
says, 81 would like to bring home the
cake, and put Belfast on the map, and |
can do it if my friends will come across
and buy few tickets. At the same time |
will give them some show"
Fred L. Chase has a wonderful display |
of spectacles in his store window to cee-
brate Franklin Day, Jan. 18th. Benz. |
Franklin, born Jan. II, l706, invented |
the bifocal spectacles The window has ,
picture of Franklin and it also has SAM
Lles of glasses in all styles from that day |
to this The tendency ia going back to |
the skeleton style, which is today the
ultra fashionable one.
The Dorcas Guild of the Methodist |
church had a yery successful sale of food I