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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-08-05

The following is list OF advertised lettcrs
remaining I'm tho postofficos In tho city OF
Washington, Aug. b, 1882:
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-08-05
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

y LETTEhSs
It OF advertised lettcrs
tomcos In tho city OF
80:
ID. j. ANGER, p. NJ.
: LIST.
Ladd, Ella
Leigh, Irono
Lee, Jano
Mason, Birdie
Morrison, Bello Il
Mason, Carrie
Minor, Miss Joe L
Murray. Mary
Mills, Nellie
Nelson, Frances
Phillips, Sophie II
Payne, Mrs Virginia l.
Rodman, Alice
Rean, Mrs Eliza
Richie, Miss Hamilton
Robinson, Mrs Leanna
Ricketts,, Sallie
Scnnlon, Bridget
Sturde, Mrs Fannie
Smith, Kitty
Sheridan, Lille
Scroggins, Miss Ian
donia
SULLIVAN, Miss
Thompson, Mrs, Garlic
Taylor, Mrs Cora
Thomas, Mrs Mary
Tansler, Mrs
Thompson, Mrs Mary
Taylor, winnlo
Vaughan, Emma
Vorglln, Mrs Phoebe
Williams, Bell
Wilbur, Camilla
Whltford, Ellen A
Williams, Miss Elcy
witherspoon, Mrs Jane
Wright, Mary V l.
Weeks, Margaret
Wetherell, Mrs W p
EMS LIST.
Jones, Hon W
Kinsey, Joseph A
Kilmer, Peter j
Lafayour, Edwin u
Lilley, q W
LaIourette, John w
La Fayette, Pierce
Lloyd, W G.
Lynch, VIM j
Leo, W II
Mushrush, Benz l.
Manton, i B
Motin, Harry
Magloro, John
Minor, Lucien
Mulvlhill, Thomas ~
Mohaney, Patrick
Mark, VIM II
Mckee, Master Joseph
McFurson, James
Mcpherson, w Z
Norton, Herman q
Norman, Michael
Penn, Delaware
Pitner, L W
Page, II II
Perclval, Robt
Qultey, Beverley
Quinn, VIM
Russell, Harry O
Reynolds, Jas ir
Kendall, ] w
Reign, Jas
bmltn, y a
Smith, John
Swift, / ID
Scott, Jas p
Scoville, Jas NJ
Smith, Thomas
Stratton, Theo
Tappan, G. @ (2)
Thompson, II q
Touderette, ] o
Tyler, J Alex
Warren, Edwin
Waneson, L J
Williams, John Il
Wood, Isaac
White, Col Lodge
Wilson, Col p s
Washington, Thomas
LANE0US.
Isiness Guide"
OIL STATION.
led Aug. ..
s. LIST.
Kellogg, Bessie (2)
Peyton, Mrs Hannah
Williams, Mallnda
Young, Ann
lens LIST.
Shanks, Jno ]
Swain, ] ii
HN STATION.
sod Aug. 5.
,S' LIST.
Mitchell, Mrs Mary Il
MEMS LIST.
Bibb, Charles
O'Brien, James
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-08-05

A GENTLEMAN just from the West says
that the extent of the wheat crop all over
the West and Northwest Is so great as to be
almost beyond credibility. Statistics gath
cred each year, during the last ten years,
show that the average production per acre
for those years was about fifteen bushels
whereas this year twenty bushels per acre
is considered very poor crop-some farms
yielding forty, forty-fve and even fifty
bushels per acre. At even 81 per bushel
the crop of this one year would pay for
good farm outright. The Granger this year
is certainly high old capitalist; and, if
the corn yields in the same proportion as
the wheat, he will have to enlarge his CASH
box in order to pack away his bonds, stocks,
coupons and cold-blooded cash. And the
best Of it all is, that "we.alls" will have a
share in the stream Of wealth. Bully for
ye farmer man, and his uncles, his aunts
and his cousins, and the entire seed, breed
and generation Of plow-drivers.
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LADIES' LIST.

LADIE!
Allen, Eliza
Ashton, Mrs Lizzie
Anderson, Mrs l. s
Brown, Amy ~
Buckley, Ella NJ
Barber, Mrs J A
Bingham, Mrs l. II (2)
Brown, Mrs Laura
Buernt, Mollie Cecelia
Bear, Marlclla
Bracket, Mrs Mary
Bland, Mary
Baylor, Mary ID
Boil, Nettie A
Brown, Priscilla
Brooks, Mrs Rachel
Coughlin, Mrs Agnes
Creegan, Bridget
Clarke, Mrs Daniel ID
Colmen, Mrs Emily
Cross, Mrs +
Carson, Fannie
Clark, Julia
De Luise, Louise
Embrey, Mrs Louise
French, Mrs l. u
Gallagher, Catherine
Gordon, Eliza
Gould, Laura L
Harris, Mrs Emily
Hall, Mrs Henry A
Hollands, Louisa
Hudson, Mary
Joice, Eliza
johnson, Mrs Gardner
johnson, Jane
Jones, Sarah
Kemp, Kate
Kimmell, Mrs L L
Lee, AnBle
GENTLEA
Ackman, Peter
Bailey, VIM II
Bard, A NJ
Bell, Maj Chas A
Buttcrileld, Gen
Bailey, J
Brooks, Hon J II
Brooks, Jas L
Bailey, j
Babbem, John
Bobee, Hon j NJ
Brooks, l.
Bush, Mr.
Barker, Nelson
Bushby, o Jr
Blackwoll, Talirerr0
Brown, W o II
Britton, VIM
Brown, W Il
Caldwell, Chas
Chadwick, ID p
COatpn. III q
Caselott, Henry
Christie, James L
Corbott, John
Coutts, J w
Cracraft, Capt ] W
Connell, NJ ID
De Alma, Col II O
DERRICK, Hon j L
Evans, &c
Ebb, G W
French, Geo L
Fish or Fisk, Jas
Floid, John +
Farrell & Co
Ford, Ray
Hardester, Chas
Hill, Harry
Hall, Howard
Hubbell, J D
Hammer, DR. J p
Hughes, Capt p II
Hawkins, Thos
Hicks, VIM II
Hunter, W b
johnson, Al
jackson, II L
Johnson, Thomas
Jackson, Washington
Jones, Willis
MISCEI
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FOR EXCHANGE.

VNTANTED-Te exchange new stoves Tor old
w oncs at Butler's Stove Exchange, cor. bth
and X. Smokey chmpeys cured or no pay, Stsyess
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-08-05

THE European news of the past week in
dicates Enthusiastically that the so-called
Concert of the Powers" on the Egyptian
crisis has been broken, and that England
has found herself, with the responsibility
of her initial step and its sequences on her
hands, isolated in the face of all the conti-
nent. 1t is too early yet to predict with
confidence what will be the conclusions of
the French Government, but there is no
mistaking the attitude of Turkey or of the
four great powers Of the continent, Russia,
Austria, Germany, and Italy. They do not
want England to seize Egypt or obtain alb
solute control Of the Suez Canal. Whether
they will fight to prevent such a result re-
mains to be demonstrated. But there seems
to be no doubt about England's readiness
to fight for its accomplishment. The stu
alton is rapidly thickening.
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FREE ADVERTISING.

Advertisements ,ndcr the head Of of"Situations
Wanted" and " Help Wanted" riu hereafter
be inserted IN The EVENING CRITIC three
times FREE. We invite our friends wishing
situations or help TO arau themselves Of his
offer. Ans'cers directed IN care Of CRITIC
Office ,oin receipe careful attention. Business
advertisements three lines three times for 25 cts.
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LOST AND FOUND.

u oST-oN MONDAY LAST FROM 81 q ST.
4 4 n. W., q black and tan, with red collar; tag
No 023; name Blanco on collar. Liberal reward
II returned TO the above address. au3ot-
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r osT-A sATCHEL, CONTAINING A SUM
j OF money and some paperg. II returned 70
Critic ofice finder will be suitably rewarded. aui
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-08-05

w siiaat ion in i small family; % can do ddoo any,
thing accept washing would take care Of a child
ter and filter: no objections to leaving the city,
small wages. Please address Mrs. Nichols, Critic
office. au3
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-08-05

UTANTED-A SITUATION by A RESPECT
w able colored girl to do chGmberwork.
Address No. 2Cox's alley bet 9th and 7th and d
and L sts aui
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UTANTED-BY A COMPETENT WHITE
w woman, situation to take care Of sick
person. either In city or country or to make her.
self generally useful Address Ellen D., Critic
Onlce. ana
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-08-05

VNANTED-A YOUNG LADY, EXPERT
W. enced In teaching the Engsh bI Ianches and
music. desires situation for the ensuing session
as governess In private family; satisfactory
references Address Miss l.. P.W., Critic office. auI
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-08-05

VXTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
wv girl, situation to, do general housework
In small iamllyi Is good and o6liglng; can give
Civ pOstOfiice au3
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-08-05

MANUFACTURING OR WRITING OF
w any kind TO do Mt home by n young lady
writing good hand. Address NJ r. T., Critic
Office, aut
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-08-05

VNIANTED-BY A YOUNG COLORED WO-
w man who has lived some years North, q silt
uaton to cook In strictly firstclass small family
where there Is no washing or ironing. Call i'm
mediately. III ID at. s. O.; good references. au3
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UTANTED-PLAIN SEWING BY A CON-
wv petent seamstress at ia goth ST., bet. and
II, au3
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"ANTED-BY A CoLoRED WOMAN
iron or do any thing to make herself generally
useful; country reference given. Call or address
Sarah Ann Sedden, No 4e2 81 st. n. e., bet. ID and
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FOR SALE-Eurms.
PERSONAL.

TINHE WASHINGTON BENEFICIAL EN-
Il dowment Association gives life insurance on
the assessment or common sense plan. Onice, Oil
Il nw nyl0
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WANTED-MsceIlaneous

VXTANTED-BY A LADY AND GENTLE
wv man.. three unfurnished rooms for the
lghtest kind of housekeeping; no children; no
questions reference given. Address Settled Critic
Office. au23ts
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wv TANTED-A wELLFURNISHED ROOM,
w with privilege of bath, bet. 9th and 10th, q
and H n. W.. no questions asked In regard TO visit
OIs. Address A. b. O., Critic ofiie. aul-3t*
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-08-05

"ANTED. THREE OR FOUR FURNISHED
w rooms for light housekeeping. Address,
giving location and price, Cash. Critic office
aul.3tn
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YoUNG.MAN, WHO WRITES
w agood hand and Is familiar with legal terms,
wishes copying to do either In office or at home;
will. work very reasonable. Address ID. NJ. j..
Critic office, aus
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-10-07

no doubt Il Lat California is going to
be our best customer for winter APP
PIES. Although great fruit grow
ing state herself, nature has so ar
ranged the climate of each section
that when her crop begins to fail
ours is just coming into perfection.
Consequently we will take her
early fruit and vice versa. Cali
fornia is good customer for any
thing she wants, and We may be
assured she will take all the apples
we can send her. late m the spring
before her own crop comes on.
Alaska is also going to be good
customer for onr fruit. Her Minis
ing, lumber and fishing camps will
all want it. Besides if Willard can
carry wheat to Minneapolis for 40
cents . bushel he can certainly
carry our apples to Montana and
Dakota, that will leave us good
margin Of profit. A few men see
these advantages we have for rails
ing fruit, and are governing Them
selves accordingly. When the null
titude see them turning off their
hundreds, and probably thousands
Of boxes of apples every spring,
when they see with what ease they
can be raised, kept and cheaply
shipped, when they see the waters
surrounding the islands swarming
with all kinds of craft, from an
ocean steamer down to the sloop
that carries their fruit to market;
when they see, withal, what plea-
SAINT places there is to live, then
shall we see the human as we'll as
the ocean tide setting ia toward the
islands. Then shall we see the
20, 40 and 80 acre tracts taken up;
then shall we see the shores of the
islands lined with beautiful cottages
with fine orchards, often extending
far up the hillsides and inland; then
too shall we see fulfilled the
prophecy of your correspondent
that the islands will become famous
for fruit growing. OBSERVER.
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To Correspondents.

We earnestly request persons sending COM
lnunications to this office, for publication or on
matters OF business, not to address their let
tcrs to individual members of this firm, bu-
simply TO the Editors NORTHWEST ENTER
PRISE" By SC doing tacy will save us con
siderable annoyance; moreover, their commu-
nications will receive more prompt attention.
No notice can be taken of anonymous com
munications. Whatever is intended for pub
licatiop must be authenticated by the name
and address Of the writer; not necessarily for
publication, but as guarantee of good faith
We shall be obliged to any person who will
tercst.
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PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATlON.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
Olympia, sept. 2, 1882.
WHEREAS It Ia the duty Of the Executive, ut least
sixty days before any general election TO issue his
proclamation designating the Offices to be- filed at
such election.
Now, tn refore, 1, Nicholas H. Owings. acting
Governor of said Territory, do hereby declare that
general election will be held In said Territory of
Washington on TUESDAY. the seventh day of No
vember, A. d. one thousand eight hundred and
eighty two at which the following named officers
will be elected,
Forty-eighih Congress Of the United States.
Brigadier General.
Quartermaster General.
Commissary General,
An Adjutant- General.
Members of bnth branches of the Legislative A.
sembly and all county and precinct officers required
by the laws of said Territory.
+ Est JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
Prosecuting Attorney for each OF the counties of
the First Judicial District. except the counties of
Columbia and GARFIELD. which shall have one Prose
Outing Attorney jointly, and the counties OF Spo-
kane and Stevens, which shall have Que Prosecu-
ting Attorney jointly"
sEcoND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
A Prosecuting Attorneys TOR the counties Of Yaki-
ma Kickitat. SkamaniS and Clarke.
Prosecuting Attorney for the counties Of Cow
litz, Wahkiskuin, Pacific, Chehalis Mason, Thurs
ton and Lewis
Third JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Prosecuting Attorney for the Third Judicial Dis
trict.
In testimony whereof have hcreunto
49,. set my hand and caused the Great Seal OF
SEAL. the Terr tory to be affixed at Olympia, this
49, second day Of September. A. d. Que thou.
sand eight hundred and tigbty.twO, aud of the
N. H. OwINGS.
Secretary. aud exotacio Acting Governor.
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WANTED.

Boy, "A or 15 years old. tr work on faru. -,
one that's steady ana not afraid Of work, stes"' -
plosment and coed wages will be paid.
.iu-mes, Aug. -, 1854. rnrxs
81 st j. }. EONN~
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-09


The following lis, Of Books presents bu, portion Of
the stock provided for the wants Of this island CON-
manty, viz:
Indian Summer; Great Painters; Homely Scenes: Sets
Wild Flowers clo and tree cif Leopolds Shakespeare
clo and hh elf Card.n Flowers, clio and tree CHI {;
Little Women, ILL., edn, clio. and c; Lucille, i'll edn,
clo eli. and NOR; World al Home American Pictures;
Indian Pictures; English Pictures; Mediterranean
Parks and Gardeas; Iring's Sketch Book; Laurel
Leaves; Etching and E,chers; Schiler's Lay Of the
He'll NORTH Retxschs Outlines TO Shakespeare ORA
matte Works; Princess Beairice Birthday Book His
tory Of Painting Paul Lscroiss Science and iiiera-
the Middle Ages Print collector; The Universe Lie
and Works d Cilhsr Stuart The Cottsr's Saturday
Night Poes Bells More's Irish Melodies Songs Of
Seven; Library Of British Poets, vols, hh moS.
Hasergars Poems, plain and hand painted covers
Shadow q the Rock Changed Cross, hand. painted
| lands Complete Poems clio. and hi cf; Mrs brown.
ings Poems, clo- and elf Jean Ingelov's Poems
Moore's Poems: bayard rayio's Poems; Holmes
Poems; Owen Merediih's Poems; CamPlsiis Poems
k ssHs f as" Id. ': sas Mine :' coisrds.s PSsa.
/ Byron's Poems Thompson's Poems Co~I<Is Poems
| Aldriehs Poems: Rogers Poems Lysson's poems
Ains~osths Poems; GoldSni.hs Poems; Herman,
Poems; ossian's Poems; Cr.hhss Posms hcIef,
whiiss Poems shslI<y's Poems; Songs .Ac.sd and
devotional Longfellows Poems Tenny>oa's Poems
Golden Poems Wardsvuth's Poems; bsnses Poems
| Drifting Snowaake>. poem; New Songs To- thtls peo
l,. rssP'i y ns sso. tn kS;s ss aS
Wsh Ne He Giss,h III. Bsiossa Sleep opsn :.
sane Esesi>ios wooing a tbs wAass Witch Pretty
Peggy, and osh<s ballads Locking Toward Sunset
lis, Ssoddarsrs Poems: Thanaiop>is; Seaside Eti
ausiis; Hannah Jane Children q The viliAy: Con
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P0LIzYcs AHD kl7KRATo'RE n
HORBSY

To ,hs ~sA a. large Nos-egian hiess,srs
hss hisherio oniy had ono representative,
byfnsileins h,omsua. A few psopis IN Gss.
many and Easissd Alsos tho name u ths
drsiaa,is,. Hrnnk iissn "a snsqse and po~ss
fol pessonsliiyl. and the Dosehs,. jonas lac.
hsa -i'hin seesni year icasd MAIDEN and ID
nsefs On thin ssds II fhs Atlantic. hat .
gesaI repsi1iioa outssds Il ssandinasia.
oo@psrsbis "a that a bjosnson. thess as,is,s,
certainly have ma and psehsLa, gill nsses &c
asiss. Esen The leo gsea, Ns,e pous u she
hni hall u ihe pes~ni ecnisp. wugelsnd
and wslhasen. ~ho. u shey had been fsesrh
u knglish. ~osA have hal tbs st<ie eisills~d
s~sd iss usis psAlse. ves dsAsisi islo essn.
pss4isss ias1xniheAne< ~ sh~ suaiin~ss II th<
nsiioa 10 shieh sh<y b<ioaeei and ,hs sosbi's
xnasAa<s u his ls~s.>gs vhieh sh<y ss<As.
AID - wagsaAad, sish ali his yossAfslzrss
sni eeS2<aoaai usdisy. sAs . post u Pc
sa<ssiess e.iii<s. rid. hssdloag. All salsn-
ahas, and ~ sah . sssasAie ssais IN ~ var<.
es-ssa hoa the eAAa, u ,As saupk = ~
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LEATHER GOODS, ETC.

Photo. Albums, Auto. Albums, Card Albums, as
sorted sizes and styles Of binding ; Leather Sachels
Leather and Plush Pockebooks Leather Tortoise shell
and Plush Card Cases Silk Bags, Cigarette and Cigar
Cases Purses in leather plush, etc; nk1ands, Gard
Cases. Paper Weights, Papeeries, in latest styles H.
Writing Desks, Bronze Goods; CHRISTMAS CARDS
in variety Of subects-fgure, ioral fern and emblem.
aic plain and embossed single plain, and single and
lar varieties Also, Birthday Cards, and Floral and
Bird Reward Cards
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ART DECORATIONS.

Ebonifed Eases, Cabinets, Book Racks, Frames,
in a fine variety.
Framed Anotypes; Ideal Heads plain and hand
painted, assorted sizes Framed Statuary, as
sorted sires and subjects. Transporter
cies, sites another LOT OF
Ar,otypes, in choicest
and latest subjects,
can be had with without frames; Photo and Flora
Panels framed and unframed Poets, on gilt
MOUNTS with hand painting.
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TOYS. NOVELTIES, ETC.

Oak Wagons, Wheebarrows, Carts. Dolls Wagons,
Rocking Horses, Shoe Fly Rockers, Veocipedes, BY.
eieies, Tool Chests, Billiard Tables, Chairs, Dolls
Trunks, Wash Sets, Dolls Houses, Heavy Artillery,
Steamboats,, lin Toys in variety, Railroads, Banks,
Dolls and Doll Furniture China and Britannia lea
Balls Tops, Musical Instruments, Water Colors-
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nolcsccnt monarchical sonnets to his Majesty
Oscar H.. and his unconstitutional and unpopu.
lat ministers To such strait has monarchy
been reduced. And u Thomson and Oscai
1t. continue to make republicans Ivy the thou
sand, working together toward the same end
Though by different mc,hoisl, who knows bu'
that Norway may he the next republic in ku
rnprp Clsgfssas Tsisg.
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CANrh CLAUS HEADQUARTERS,
No TOO foh Street, Honolulu,
....-'o;-
PRESENTS FOR rms SEASON, 1881,
Az pcrussr ASSORTMENT OF
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Prominent among which Is the aray Of
Books for all Glasses
AND AGES.
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HOUSEHOLD CONvENIENCES.
Work Baskets,
Lunch and Hand Baskets,
Hand Bags, plush and leather,
Whsk Brushes and Holders,
Shawl and School Straps,
Circular Fans, in nickel, leather
and plush finish silk and
FeasAcr Fans,
Handkerchief, Collar and Cuff Boxes,
Stereoscopes and Views,
Rubber and Cellulod Sets Of Comb
(brush and mirror) in leather and
plush cases.
Cilt.framed Mirrors
Morocco. plush and olivc-wood Work Boxes and
Jewel Cases.
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SELECTIONS

From the AMERICAN TRACT SociETys Publications, for
Sunday School Teachers or Family Libraries;
Amusements Almost Man: Almost Woman ;
Ada and Gerry Among the Alps Beaut. Hands Blue
Badge Boys Band Of Six Betty and Harry Climbers;
Christmas Jack Crescent and Cross; Crown Of Glory
Christ in German Home; Champions Reference; Doc.
Will Daughter Of Armenia: Daisy Bank Dora's Mis-.
take Ethels Pearls; Edith Somers; Enlisted Life
Edna Harrington; Emily Ashton Srolic on Journey
A. Seaside, and Friends at Maple Grove; Folded
Hands; -Four to Fourteen; Fifne; Foot on Sill
Fathers House Fores,yille Sheayes; Fioy Lindsey
Following on to Know; Guiding Lights; Hope Castle
Harry fsnnimorc Hestor ienox; Hongkong; Helen
Cray; Hours with Girls; Handsome Harry; Hard
PIo@ble%; How Iip,o 81, Grey; Her Little World
Little Mo,her LIES Battles Lynionvile Leonore,
Trials Lo.,e Lane; Lucy wooayille Li,ile Twigs
ss 81, S4.. ss sv Ma. ,s sa"sop ME-
New Year; New Home Majorie's Good Year Persor
Of Chris. Gu, q Way; Out Of Fold Old sehoolfel
sE z rs ss Gy ss sa ysG so
Romance q Streets Rowland Hin; Paul venner
sandy's Faith; Storm Of Life; Stories for Sunday
port; School Girls Theo and Hugo; Ihony Path
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ssS E,s s sbs ssS 5s., os s,o.ss
Morning s.aIi Jsssisa'. Fi,s Prayer; bay Dawn
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Model Library. Nos 4, and ,. q 50 vols each to
gesher with variety u miniature hooks in sets in tim
boxes and single; Family Bible. vols. new text will
notes; Dictionary Of Bible Concordance; bible Tex
Books; Companion to Bible Sacred. Ceog. and Ant
book Through Bible Lands; Ad fideau: Ecce Coelum
PAser Mundi Gods Word Old Bible Modern Doub,
Daphene Pilgrims Progress; History Of the Hugus
nots; HONE PsaSaniries; New Life;
Family 0uarts Dlhlsa,
Teacher Bibles, assorted sizes assorted Bibles, rg
and small print. with and without reference assorte
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Al orders promptly attended to, and goods for IN
Other islands packed with and shipped according
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