The Republican journal., 1922-10-05
The News of Belfast
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

w. NJ. Thayer, ieweler. advertises
wrist watches and other articles.
Miss Hilton advertises sweaters, tuxe-
dos and sport hose.
Fred ID. Jones advertises Edison Dia-
mond disc phonograph.
The Banks Garage advertises Stude-
baker Light six car
w. r. Gilkey & Son advertises the
1928 models III Buick cars.
Tuttle's Store offers the Ball-Band
rubbers for both men and women.
See advt. of village rent.
MIR. Rogers wants wood choppers.
Marion Rhoades advertises for cello.
Ralph M. Carter advertises overcoat
found.
A. w. Kuight, Monroe, advertses used
cars.
Mrs. NJ. j. White has furnished rooms
to let.
Mrs. Margaret P. Wood has tenement
for rent.
Mrs. James C. Durham offers upright
piano and baby carriage for sale.
The Colonial Theatre advertises pic
ture program.
The Davis Sample Shop advertises
closing out sale, beginning Thursday,
Oct. IL.
Woods Sanitary Market advertIses
quality prices on large line of goods.
The Dinsmore Store sdvertises Hole
proof hose made of silk and wool
The Dreamland Theatre advertises pic
ture program.
Bert L. Davis advertises made-to-
measure clothes in all wool.
Bruce Bros. give notice of new location
of business
Mrs. Alfred Stinson and relatives pub
lish card of thanks.
N NJ. Staples advertises hens and Jer-
sey bull for sale
Fred T. CHASE gives notice. in regard to
purchase of holiday goods and will take
special orders.
The beautiful weather of the past week
will make the fall seem far shorter than
the average.
Hazelt ne Post, A. l.. of H., Ralph A..
Bramhall, commander, has engaged Odd
Fellows Hall for Friday evenings during
the winter and will conduct dances with
music by McKeen's orchestra.
The remains of VIM. F. Clark were
brought from Bar Harbor Monday and
buried in the family lot in South Mont
vile.
The Pullman factory on Bridge street
is taking on an air of new business and
prosperity. The roof of the main factory
has been raised ten feet and room 80 by
40 feet added. Each machine will have a
separate window, meaning both good
light and good air. The factory already
employs about 80 people. They have
leased the r. l.. Cooper building on Wa
ter street, opposite the railroad depot,
and will use it as stock building.
Members of the Farm Bureau met last
Thursday morning at the Woods school
house, West Northport, when the ladies
organized under the direction of Miss
Mason, home demonstrator. There was
a good attendance and much interest
shown. The following committee was
appointed to solicit membership: Mrs.
Fred Wyman, Mrs. Thelma Wood, Mrs.
Stella Carver, Miss Mary Brown. The
first regular meeting will be held in jan
uary.
The Belfast Chamber of Commerce
will meet this, Thursday. evening to dis
cuss matters of Importance, including a
review of what has been done at the City
Park under the direction of Pres. Ralph
M. Howes, to take up what is needed for
next year; to make plans for trips into
nearby towns and also to consider assist
ing in the Boys and Girls Agricultural
Club meeting in Belfast this month Aa
invitation has bnen accepted to visit
Freedom Wednesday, Oct. i1th. and all
who can 60 are requested to leave their
name with President Howes. Invitation S
have also been received from Islesboro,
Monroe and Knox,