The Republican journal., 1922-04-27
The News of Belfast
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Georgia A. Davis, chiropraetor, pub
fishes a professional adv.
The Direct Importing Co. advertises
coffee, tea, etc.
See adv. for land wanted.
CYRUS Roberts, Citypoint advertises
gold watch lost.
The Commissioners of Belfast Savings
Rank give notice OF sessions at bahh'
F. X. Merrithew advertises pocket
book lost.
Mrs. Roy Gurney offers furniture for
The Dreamland Theatre advertises pic
ture program.
The Colonial Theatre publishes picture
program.
Mrs. Essie p Carle wants carpenter to
build addition to house.
John r. Dunton advertses Chenery
nronerty on Franklin and Cedar streets
for sale.
CITY Garage advertises Racine tires
and Non Skid tires for rords.
See adv. of Way Back Ball.
McMahan's Bootery advertises mems
and women's Oxfords, Walton shoes. etc.
The Waldo Trust Co. publishes bank
adv.
The Home Furnishing Co. offers COM
Portable oyerstuffed suite for a living
room.
The City National Bank publishes
bank adv.
Bert L. Davis advertises made to mea :.
sure clothes of fine fabric, model and
tailoring.
James II. Cilley publishes an adv. in
regard to his candidacy for the Office OF
Clerk of Courts.
Roy Copeland, piano tuner, gives no.
tice that he will be in Belfast.
The Dinsmore Store advertises the
Dorothy Dodd shoes.
Fred T. Chase advertises pocket and
wrist watches.
H. r. Mcdonald wants old glass cut
plates.
City Garage publishes notice IN regard
to headlights
See adv. of auction sale in Monroe.
Beginning May 1st the steamer Castne,
run by the Coombs Bros, will leave Bel
fast at Q 80 p. IN. instead of 3O as for
merly, on her regular trips to lslesooro
and Castine.
The public dinner given in Memorial
hall Thursday noon was very well at
tended. The Thomas H. Marshall Circle.
Ladies of the G. A. R., under whose aus
pies it was held, served an excellent
menu in liberal quantities. Their net
profits were about S45.
A business meeting of the Woman's
Alliance was held in the Federated church.
Thursday afternoon. Several items OF
business were discussed, as we'll as the
May breakfast which the ladies of the
Federated church are planning to give in
the Armory late in the month.
Another indication that the growth OF
the building industry isNa normal one is
that the Mathews mill is doing very
perceptibly larger and better amount OF
work now than year ago. The gradual
growth indicates good condition in their
line.
The Girl Scouts, under the leadership
OF Mrs. Basil Allen, will give an enter
tainment in the Universalist vestry this,
Thursday, evening at $780, Ice cream,
cake and candy will be on sale. After
the entertainment there will be games
and social hour. The public is cordial
ly invited. Admission, 10 cents.
Frances, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alton Thomas, was injured Tuesday
noon while on her way home from school.
She was near the residence of Supt E. E.
Roderick and was playing with ball,
which shot into the street. Frances
made dash for it and slipping fell for
ward directly in front of Roscoe l. Ro-
lerson's public auto. Her collar bone
was fractured and her back bruised. Mr..
Rolerson was very much disturbed over
the accident and quickly carried her to
her home on Lower Congress street.
Miss Sadi, M. Nickerson, the District
Nurse, was called to the case.