The Republican journal., 1922-08-17
The News of Belfast
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

The Belfast Board of Registration gives
notice Of sessions.
See advt of blanket lost.
Hutchins & Skay advertises monu-
ments, headstones, etc.
Waldo Fair Association advertises fair
on Labor Day.
George f. Hall has discount sale on
school dresses and boys suits.
Fred d. Jones offers phonograph or
grafonola on exchange basis
Preferred stock.
= IF. Stephenson advertises large as
sortment of goods at his new location on
Main street.
Waldo Trust Co. advertses banking
facilities.
The Davis Sample Shop advertises a
closing out sale of their entire stock.
The Central Maine Power Co. adver-
tises the electric range.
The Colonial Theatre publishes picture
program.
William NJ. Estes publishes caution
notice.
bank adst.
The Dinsmore Store ad, ertses low
shoes for men and women at So. 80.
George Hart has Ford Sedan for sale.
City Restaurant publishes business
advt.
See advt. of farm to let.
The Dreamland Theatre advertises pic
ture program.
Fred T. Chase advertises gifts that
last,
Girl wanted at Wayside Tea House.
Mrs. L. f. Pitcher has piano for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert A. Wiley an
nounce the engagement of their younger
daughter, Miss Ruth G. Wiley, to Gideon
P. Brillard, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Brllard of Waterville. While no date for
the wedding is announced it will probably
be in the near future.
The crowds, are increasing with every
concert at the City Park by the Belfast
Band, j. Lee Patterson, leader, and the
vocal selections are a delightful feature
of the excellent concert programs of
which last Sunday was a good example.
President Ralph II. Howes of the Belfast
Chamber of Commerce, under whose
auspices the concerts are given, reports
collection of $50 45. He says: ''If you
want to sing come with your voice to the
next concert at A p m. Sunday, Aug.
27th."
Orrin j. Dickey, real estate and insur-
ance, has sold for Albert |. Mudgett of
Boston, his cottage at Bayside to Mrs.
Mary E. Staples of Rockland. He has
also leased the McCarty cottage at Tenn
pie Heights to l.. A. Lewis and party of
Lake View; the Kennedy cottage at Bay
side to c. E. Bartlett of Bangor Mr..
Dickey is agent for the lots at Ocean
View on Northport avenue and sales for
the unsold lots in the rev plot Of land
there will be continued.
THE BRADBURY MEMORIAL HOSPI-
TAI BENEFIT. The first of series of
benefits for the Bradbury Memorial Hos
pital will be given in the Colonial Thea
tire this, Thursday, evening under the
direction of the executive committee,
Norman II. White, Jr., of Brookline,
Mass, Mrs. Charles Bradbury and James
II. Howes of this city. The play is one
of the best before the American public
today, featuring Douglas Fairbanks in
''The Three Musketeers," afternoon at
2 80 and evening at 8 Is, with two hour
and half performance. Remember the
date is this, Thursday, afternoon and
evening All the proceeds to go to the
hospital fund All the So seats have been
sold, but there are very desirable ones to
be had. Get your tickets in advance II
you can. The executive committee al
ready have 250 names on the general
committee including representative resi-
in Rolf
county, also very prominent summer
residents in Belfast, Nor Import, lslesboro,
Searsport and Stockton Springs, but are
still working ON it. The names will be
printed when the committee is COM
N leted