The Republican journal., 1922-08-24
The News of Belfast
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Fred d, Jones advertises the music re-
creation of the Edison phonograph.
The Central Maine Power Co. adver-
tises preferred stock.
See advt. of land near Belfast for sale.
Belfast Leather Store advertises har-
nesses, robes, blankets, etc.
See advt of Boston bag lost.
Tn. Davis Sample Shop advertises bar.
gains in their going out of business sale.
The Colonial Theatre advertises picture
program.
The Dreamland Theatre advertlses pro-
Gram and special for Friday.
lanes A. Small, Islesboro, advertises
rowboat found.
G c. Rogers offers wood for sale.
A. w. Knight. Monroe. advertises
Chevrolet cars.
The Waldo Trust Co. advertises bank
ing service.
The Banks Garage advertises Stude-
baker cars.
Bert l.. Davis advertises international
made to measure clothes
William L. Luce Inc. offers pianos at
near cost
Frank Proctor, No. Searsmont, adver-
tises purse lost.
Mrs. j. Lee Patterson advertises house
for rent.
R. r. Sherman advertises Tor scared
bids on Rankin property.
Henry Hau!h and relatives publish
card of thanks
H.H Hutchinson, Brooks offers build
ing lot for sale.
See advt of auction at l79 High street.
Miss Loula Mason offers store to rent.
See advt. of house at 40 Miller street to
let.
The Dinsmore7 Store offers Oxfords for
fall wear in the Dorothy Dodd shoes.
See advt. of two family house for sale
St. Georges Agricultural Fair will be
held at their grounds in Montville Sep
tember goth and 2lst. If stormy, the
next fair day. 1t is expected that Gov
ernor Baxter, Congressman Nelson and
State Attorney Shaw will be in attend
anc.e
Orrin j. Dickey, real estate and insur-
ance. has sub-Ieased for Mayor and Mrs.
C. W. Wescott, the Lowe cottage at the
Battery to DR.. and Mrs. A. u. Doane and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Adams of Northamp-
ton, Mass; has rented for Mrs. Nj. j.
Kennedy of Bangor her cottage at Bay
side to Mrs. James Brown of Madisoni
the Patterson cottage at Temple Heights
to Mr. A. B. Smith and family of Lake
View; the Penson- Smith cottage at
Temple Heights to p. A. Jones and party
of Philadelphia; has sold for Albert LIE
Brun of Old Town his cottage at Temple
Heights to Mrs. Florence Weymouth OF
Waterville.
Mr.. Fred Wood, caretaker at the
camping grounds on City Park, reports
that on August Is, 16 and II the follow
ing persons availed themselves of the
park for camping:-C. Nj. Smalley >and
C. NJ. Smalley, Jr., of Hallowell; c. E.
Steward and E. E. Nagel of Portland; MIR.
and Mrs. H. A. Friend of Newport; Mrs.
Herbert NJ. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w.
Clark and Mrs. c. B. Brown of Belmont
I. W. Folsom and Bessie, Doris, Aubl ey
and Airline Folsom; Mr.. and Mrs. Clair
Sawyer and Ralph, Norman, Louise.
Donald, Dorothy, Harold and Marguerite
Sawyer, Fern, Howard, James, and Hilda
kenney and Annie Davis, all of Cam
bridge, Me. /; Bertha and Harry Stafford of
Skowhegan; Elsie Rugeles of New York
City; Mr.. AID Mrs. John A. Thompson,
Mrs. Edith Tetreaut, Mrs. Mabel
Thompson and Miss Jane Lenz, all of Au-
gusta; Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Loring and
Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson of Rockland;
Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson and Mildred
and Lucille Williamson of Pittsfield, and
Mrs. Myra Davis and Mrs. Sarah Wood
OF Hartford. VT.