The Republican journal., 1922-03-23
The News of Belfast
NEW ADVERT EASEMENTS

tises Preferred Stock, also electric curler'
The City National Bank publishes
statement of condition.
L. A. Whitcomb offers milk cheaper.
A. S. Crockett, Saturday Cove, has
woke of oxen for sale.
Mrs. F. II. Hunt, Thorndike, offers
Matching eggs and day old chicks.
Mrs G L. McCorrison and relatives
publish card of thanks
See adv of children w mt ed to board
Mrs. Is. F. Wells advertises special
showing of millinery.
The Direct Importing Co. oilers bene-
fit coffee and Table Margarine.
The Waldo Trust Co. advertises bank
ing service.
Miss Edith Lawrence publishes card
of thanks.
The Colonial Theatre advertises pict-
ure roeram.
Mrs. N. A. Cilcy publishes a card of
thanks.
Orrin J. Dickey offers automobile in
surance.
Harry w. Clark & Co. advertlses shirts
and quotes prices on same.
Bert l.. DdNlS OHclS SNSNo"i
clothes from s25 TO $50
The Dreamland Theatre advertises
picture program.
The Shaw Auto Co, advertises the Du-
rant car.
The Dinsmore Store advertises boys
shoes of good old fashioned leather al
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Orrin ]. Dickey offers dishes, chairs
and other restaurant furnishings.
Home Furnishing Co. advertises Arm :
strong's linoleum
Poor's Drug Store sells waterglass at
rs cents per gallon.
See advt of children's and juniors
dressmaking wanted.
Windsor Hotel wants kitchen girl.
Jellison's Pants Factory wants stitch
ers.
CITY Vulcanizing & Battery Co. pub
fishes a service adv.
Fred T. Chase offers cut glass at low
prices.
The Lend-a- Hand Club will meet this,
Thursday. afternoon with Mrs. Erwin
Wade.
Armand Spaldine has opened vulcan
izing room in the Walker building on
High street.
The Uniyesalist League will have sale
and entertainment in the Armory Wednes-
day afternoon and evening, March 29th.
Dancing with music by McKeen's orches-
ira will follow the entertainment.
Walter A. Decrow spraned his right
wrist Saturday night on High street. A
man in passing him stepped on loose
board which threw Mr. Decrow forward
on the walk with the above mentioned
result. The sprain was very painful.
Littlefield's orchestra played with Per-
kins' for the High school play and Saint
Patrick dance in Castine. They will
play in Memorial Hall next Saturday
night. but have cancelled all other en-
gaRements for this week on account of
Mrs. Bertha Littlefield's illness with the
grip.
The spot light stop waltz at the dance
in Odd Fellows Hall last Thursday even
ing was started by 20 couples. The last
two couples to leave the floor were Cecil
Getcheli and r. Alice Thombs and Oscar
Gray and Dorothy Jackson. The prizes
were tickets to the Colonial Theatre.
Littlefeld's orchestra furnished music.
The Baptist Sewing Circle will hold
their Easter sale in Memorial Hall, March
81 ST. In the afternoon there will be sales
of food, fancy articles, aprons, ice cream,
candy, tea and fancy crackers, Easter
eggs and plants. A short entertainment
will be given free at 4 O'Clock. The en-
tertainment planned for the evening has
had to be postponed on account of sick
ness.
Mondays issue of the Bath Daily
Times has a most appreciative notice Of
the ability and experience of Harry A.
Peters, who is featured as an expert
manager in charge of that city's new
shoe factory. Mr.. Peters was in the Bel
fast factory for several years as foreman
and went to Lewiston last syringe The
Times says: 1.-THE company feels very
fortunate in having for it's manager of
production Mr.. Peters who comes to Bath
with 80 years of experience in shoe max
ing and factory management. he has
neen engaged not only because of the
testimonials which he has from other
concerns for which he has worked, but
because he is highly recommended by
the United Shoe Machinery Co. as the
man for the place."