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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21

-no~e s-yrr<fTe 80 theEr wives rnan tss
rnea Of any cther nation. they do rot pro-
vide for re aressst. xsfh the care ard FORE
thouxSt zhat enarzc-e~fzss Euroqsans.
s-xhsn a European marrtes he makes
settlements: re bays home he fays ".
II he Is Il business. a ralny-day fund. as
keeps his weather eye open; he rsnnsn-
b@rs that he IL mortal
Not 80 thu American. az rs7Fe. He IS
a rnaa 90 bEa projects, CT optimistic tenn
permanent. oz generous IDEAS and Of fn-
rrovs1gug vsex8 He feels that Smith mar
sis any day. bit he r. good for fifty
years Re Is nor surprised n thz least 70
hear that Brown has failed. bur be IL con-
E3snS that ne ssi1 make tand leave a rsfi-
Eoa or more He hears thar Jones has
made unfortunate investments and been
bitten in Consolidated Midland. bGt II
does 10. occur 70 him thar his own hun
dred thousznd IN some other stock Is ov
10 means secure The general hopefulaess
% hfg. young. successful nation affects
hfn powerfully without his being aware
% Il. snd he feels that prosperity VIII al
ways be bis portion II he Is rich he de-
nies his wt1s nothing. He VIII give her
anything she wants or fancfes. spend a
fortune on her and never feel the shoe
pinch; send her TO Europe every year.
give her al the diamonds she eovets. al
low her 20 entertain exfravagantiy. do
anything for her except provide clearly
definitely, for her future IN the event OF
his own death. II he thinks OF such a
possibility at al II IS generally in a large,
loose fnc-e6uios1s fashion. oh. I'll pull
through. III keep a stiff upper lip. Doc
tors don't hno. everything. Or If don't
Lacy viii be az right She can go ard live
with Tom or Jenny, or get q little home
somewhere
Many a man disnizses uncomfortable
doubts and warning with Just such super
fetal trea tmenr, and then goes 20 a sup
ger al DeiYnonico'S or the theater or
Wall street. and fcrvefs all about them.
And then what happens Is this. One picks
~ the morning paper and reads. sud-
denly. at his residence. so Hightower
street, OF heart disease. Walter Thomp-
soE, aged 80 The frierds or the family are
invited 10 be present at the funeral, which
VIII take place ar o'clock p. m Then.
in great many cases chaos comes for
poor Lucy. Very often she finds that her
Walter has left no will. Or she finds his
affairs all In confusion. Or she discovers
that after having lived for twsnty-eight
years in Rightcwer street like rich wo-
man, she has nothing whatever-no home.
and no money.
Sometimes a bare pittance has been left
poor Mrs. Thompson. Society points a
moral and adorns a tale with her case.
and wonders what on earth the defgnct
Walter did with all his money. The onlv
wonderful thing IS that Walter, or any
man with good sense and good feeling
should die and leave his wife 10 such a
fate. when a little love. thought, care and
business ability might have kept her sur
rounded and shielded, as in his lifetime
By honorable and agreeable conditions
her own hearth. servants and income, how
ever modest the scale OF living
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Young Girls,
Old Girls,
Mothers and
GrandmOthers.


YALES SKIN FOOD removes wrinkles
and the traces of age. Restores youth.
YALE's 4LMoND BLOSSOM CON-
PLE%T0N CREAM increases the beauty
OF the complexion every time il is ap-
Piled; healing. cooling. soothing and beau
ufying. Price. N.00 per jar.
YALE'S LA FRECKLA-The only posi-
tive cure for freckles. removes them IN
from three to nine days. and leaves tina
skin spotless. pink and white. 81.
TAL.ES SPECIAL LoTION-A sure
cure for hackaches. Sl-0o per bottle.
YALE'S SPECIAL OINTMENr-Sure
cure for pimples aud all known skin dis
eases. si00 per jar.
YAL.ES BUST FOOD develops and makes
plump the neck. arms and bust. sl.o and
$500.
YALE'S ELIxIR OF BEAUTY-A Won
derful skin tonic; makes and gives ma
lures rosy glow of youth TO the skin. 81
YALES COMPLEXION BLEACH-A
perfect cleanser OF the skin: IL perrna-
nentiy removes and cures moth-patches.
sallowness. leaden hues. excessive redness
and all known skin discoioraIions. Price
500 per bottle; three for 500.
YALES HAND WHTTENER-Softens
and makes the hands lily white. Every
lady needs il as a toilet article. Price.
YATES EYE-LASH AND EYEBROW
GROWER makes thick. long laShes and
luxuriant eyebrows Wonderful noo
YALE,s MOLE AND wARr Elk
TRACTOR-Extracts moles and warts
without injury. SEQ.
YALES GREAT SCOTT kills and cures
hairs that grow on the face. neck or arms:
removes roots and all in five minutes.
$50 per box.
YALEs HAIR ToNIC-stops hair fall
ng in "A hours. brings back the natural
color TO gray hair, increases its coioring
matter bringing IL into circula tion: not a
dye but a tonic: finest hair dressing In
the world for general use: makes dry,
harsh hair soft and glossy. increases its
thickness. makes II grow more rapidly
than anything else ever did or ever viii:
for blondes and brunettes. children and
adults 400 per bottle: six for $500.
YAI.ES BLOOD TONIC searches the
blood drop bv drop. purifying and en-
riching It. IL acts on the kidneys and
liver restoring those organs 10 perfect
ing fluid that men. women and children
reed to tone up their systems and purify
their blood 81 20 per bottle: six for $500
YAIES FRUTTCURA is the answer 20
thousa nds of womefi's prayers. A speedy
cure for all forms of female weakness
fruit tonic delicious 70 take arsi ex-
hilarating in effect. Nine. Yale IL es-
try IL. 800 per bottle; six for $500.
YALE FACE POWDER-Three shades.
pink white and brunette. 70 cents.
YALE'S COMPLEXION S0AP-5 cents
INsTRUCTToNS.
Inquire Of druggists and dealers IN toilet
articles and patent medicines for these
goods. and IL YOU cannot, find them send
direct TO Nine Yale and she will send them
90 you by express the same day that your
order is received
Nine Yale's Guide 70 Beauty viii be
mailed 20 all who request II
MME. IF. YALE. Temple OF Beauty,
Chicago, III.
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yellow straw with purple trimmings
The small bog who walks beside thss
black ard yellow dress - not Sccfcns
though his costume woald suggest IL e
n merely fhs E.rxslsh form OF the Aznert-
can mania for disgusting children al SAIL
cFs, soIaGers and the like.
There are oaiy two other COSTUMES
worth mentioning. One IL a plain grass
linen with edgEngz Of narros black lace.
The hzr Is brown straw with ol1cz
trimmings. Black On linen color -
very popular English combination. ny
the way. whether the material be hnen
or wooden goods.
Tire other gewn to Liberty" silk OF q
general pEukixh tone. The yoke snd
spauIets are OF black silk, also the belt
and cnfrs The hat Is black straw VIII
pink TRIMMINGS
TIE rest Of rts dramatis persouae con-
sist Of soldiers. tourists and spectators.
and the sesnery beyond suggests the hiAs
ard cliffs Of Wales 5stfing cut into the
sea and forming the crescent village Of
Llazeh1dno.
ANNIE LAURIE WOODS.
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cicero. we're Gales ~ ths Romans Jfiia -
pauzqev. ClesavfR q CfSsra. and n iateT
times married wcsmem n moss EaFcisssn
countries szwnea their names 81 tbs same
manner bat esssEsea ERE OF. Against
this view s. raAv b. mentioned THAI Dur
frr the sixteenth. ant even as RAE begin
uauE 81 Tie seventeenth osnr,EEys taa
usage seems Gauhtfuf slnce We cn3 cath
arizse Parr So stsuinG herself sft@r sac had
beer twice married. sn2 Ne always hear
OF ta8y Jane GTey --rf lAaelesh Ara
bella stuart snct neuFf etc Scnae
f,efscGs ta1nA that ne custom ortgiaatet
froaa Shs serlrtural teaching that hHsha-t
aad size sra enA Tasx H@S tes va3a
50 Ear haek IS &lraeton t&ss& iasss And y
was acrrsesi tn tne ease - ko1 rs SyssiJh.
~ fsa reign - E,stzasath. sisAi q woman
sv ssagTtAEe Loses Der form3Sg aGnge and
leees2 receives re nsnso q Der ksasssssz5.
AEteEsshsx TIE ctsstes7 - tnvelSs3 r.
nsacA etsseustsY In Iceland tho opnes C.
O. shs RUE TAeTe. after sssarrsasc. SGs
huznazA assumes TIE wtges 2AEas.
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Our Wash Goods
Selling

Has set hundreds Of women talking
and buying. why notr Here's the
very newest fabrics OF the season at
about half the usual prices:
Dainty Challies. fast colors. light and
dark grounds. only sc a yard.
Stylish Waist Cambrics in pretty
summer patterns. fast colors. only Sc
a yard.
New Linon Finish Dress Cambrics.
Beautiful patterns. special at &c q
yard.
Standard Percaies, fun yard wide.
only 7i4c yard.
One case New Dress Ducks, light and
dark styles. very special value, ioc a
yard.
Fancy Dimitics. worth isc. only ioc
q yard.
New silk Striped chaliies. worth DC.
for i5c a yard.
Finest Linen Novelties at very low
prices.
Tuile Chatelaine Organdie Swiss, ana
many other sheer fabrics, worth up to
sc. for f5c yard.
In spite Of the popularity OF sheer
fabrics Ginghams sriil hold their own.
One case Dress Ginghams In assort-
ed light and dark styles. usual Sc quail
ity. for Sc yard.
One case Zephyr Ginghans. e inches
wide. In beautiful small patterns suit
able for Children's wear. also in solid
pinks. blues. grays and browns, f5c
quality for ioc yard.
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The Palaces OF MiIIionaires.


Miilionaires are generally supposed 10 be
very snperstitious, but IL the fear OF ill.,
fortune were to deter any OF the tribe from
erecting stately houses in London, he
would certainly be justified By precedent
To take a few cases. The downfall Of
Hudson. the railway king. followed on his
beginning 10 build a house for himself
which should eclipse all others. Baron
Albert Grant never got further than the
foundations of the palace which he In
tended to have named kensington court.
Mr.. Sanford had hardly rebuilt the inte-
rior OF his house In Carlton house terrace
when "Argentines' went DEAN and he
was obliged 10 sell it TO Mrs. Mackay.
The completion OF Lord Reyslstoke's pail
ace In Charles street conceded with the
Barring crisis and Il has been 20 let or for
sale ever since. Lord Rosebery rebuilt
his house Just in time 10 enable him TO
occupy Il on the collapse OF his govern
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IN FASHIONS INTEREST.

There are q number OF cotton and iinen
materials which make stylish travelling
costumes Cotton coyerts are in great IA
vor. and come in tans. grays and browns.
and in pepper and salt patterns and
stripes. Piquss are shown in blue, tan and
gray. and are especially adapted for
travelling.
Leather belts are now considered the cor
rect thing for wear with a travelling cos
time. They should be very narrow and Of
the same color as the gown. Purses and
bags attached are to be bought to match.
The skirts OF thin dresses are almost In
variaoly trimmed either with insertion
of lace. overlapping rufties or a bias ruffis
put on in festoons. The skirts are made
separate from the lining. but both are
usually put on TO the same belt
8 trimming. which has not been used for
long time. has been revived. II is very
narrow silk fringe and is now seen on
some of the newest gowns. It should be
the exact shade of the gown.
There seems TO be a right and a wrong
way to carry ones handkerchief as to do
every thing else. Just now IL Is fad TO
stick the dainty bit Of linen in the sleeve,
allowing it to fall over the hand OF covsse
it IS more ornamental If the handkerchief
has an edge OF dainty lace
A Jacket bodice OF Dresden brocada
makes a stylish afternoon toilet TO wear
with a skirt Of mohair peau de sole or the
new etamine. The bodice opens over a full
vest of silky grass linen. or Of chiffon. II
is beIted at the back and sides but the
full front is free.
The Norfolk Jacket Is a style In vogue
for yachting, cycling, travelling and ten
mis- wear.
The term "well-groomed," is rightly APP
piled to the present day woman, though
il is not an elegant way to expires her
charm. 1t Is the fashion of the period TO
have a wholesome and cleanly body, and
the woman who takes proper pains with
her skin, hair and teeth will be rewarded
by an attractive appearance no matter
how irregular her features may be.
Young women no longer use cosmetics
as they once did. this IS largely due to
the fact that they spend so much time
in outdoor sports that their perfect con-
dition OF health brings natural glow 70
their cheeks and brightness 10 their
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ans 9uehssses - th- hinws osss--alvays ~
eerting her graes. tae uUchsss % Msrl-
t0rouga ASA few etarrs ss xee pssrs Sc
who ls&rned their 'esscns 81 America ana
fAFtz
Here are Soua 81 fae ecWus wofa st
f3aadu0He- Taev are uo3 &c an - E.s-
itsh CrEia. far uaHv - rha weaceEs are
tepF sss-aseB5lY AsocTl- AnS.
First there - = "a gnaInE COWS ef rea
an green chaTE9s1sf silk ia zee trtQs<
The ep5tca 81 raafa ~ Stimulate "a 81 rsef
VITA cram Asa rwvcrs ana = wftte -rasra
cAiEon fEant ever PLAZA rea ssik TNts
freat - continued e. the t-etteea ~ rNs
sStrf ard the panel tA@s feegnea be ser-
cercd WIKI Ia. strtra zs3 fscws 81 DARK
FFeen rieeea sra sd en- heee SRA thsre ca
SKIRT ard ecsiice. Fae aas - eeeau strsw
win trtssrnsss~ ~ wh5se saEis. eveen thsz-
Ties ana rel tcseA
The uext costaese Is eea wlth Whsse asa
Ect1 TRIMMINGS sra she esp sneSn's g3fa~
] ana taking thsm la sac oEses ia "a aisA
theT apgseSr 81 the picture. yoss slg os-
sefTe-&na Al tee ssas There II a SuaoFA
: striking costume s. ulAae af BACK
with 1e3leW nessreS. zee Anatra i trina
mes S3th el&ek lace tloAecNs ussfe,ssa -
sssgea wssa ssiIe~. Theg gesm sae apsef
Etax4ys. ths noek ard tha eguns ara ssss-
tofa 81 th< h&s&as. Tbs ea< s. sasss4s. ! /
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Lord HobAoGse n Westminster Review.
From early CHI 1hco1 we we're p@rpiexsa
with doubts about the tAsrgz wsica might
or q ght BOT De lawfully done On sun
day. and were hennas@ n - rules o. the
Touch not Tzste-nct Il anGls-r rot order.
az vaxiancs with many healthy Instincts.
cG1ss E1oosnecte1 attn any morality sx-
ceps that % smrlacst oos1Sencs. AID not
commanding rational zssez-
When speak % a PlTzfAniGAt Sunday,
am Eot uzzag tbs term As cHs q 6ssazrRge-
ua@nt. but SIMPLY as presenting historical
fzct- I recognize the fszT4szz creed as oEs
that kAz fzssEslce1 many powerful AID no.
BE minds. and has contributed most Tzl1-
z.sz sseESnts 70 cur composite English
chArasfsr Even the P1rStz1 S1S1Ay. ms
sAAaa EASG4a ! ta@Ek =. &z4 81 q s-rscE-
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Millinery.

Our tremendous business IN Dnllel
Hats can only be attributed 20 -
cause.-the fact that che widest vaFdSe1
and largest assortment In 10 be fonf
here
The quantity Of hats sold this seabol
seems almost Incredible. nearing =
i've thousand mark now.
New Sailors next week.
Trimmed Sailors. latest styias =
black. white. brown aud navy. spsctsl
35e each.
Trimmed Sailors, new needle bratt
white. black. brown and navy. SOC snea
Trimmed Sailors. new pineapple brs4
white. black. frswn and navy, 7sc 60
Trimmed Rustic Sailors. IN rev. ~
brinl. special at &c, 75c and u
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Waist Bargains.

seo ladies' T.sundrieA waists -
SERVES. fun soft front and double yoks
back. only Sc each.
~ dozen Ladies' Choice Peress
Waists. stripes aud figures. iarzs VI y.
ETY. u patterns. all sizes. usually So
al 81. TIC each.
A. ia wonderful collection at - !.
price. Dainty Lawns. Dimities -
Madras Cloths. with white COLLAR
seIf-coiiars. detached or attached. a.
desirable styles. 81 each
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a kf~ersnce - y CAV
Go east ever TIRE Bgriington ana yea VII
reach
omaha = hours sooner.
Kansas CITY - bcurs sooner.
ST Louis 2 hours sooner thaa tha man
who g. kcs arg ether tire
Psesiegy yea 6oaet this. eaf Il "a true
tssf TIE SarEs-
Geg ore AZ our fol9ers-onsn i.-lsok at
TIE map "a is-S5G yea VII Hnaerssar4
VIZ 90 - tree.
Tickets ass t1rae tables a. the local
tckeS eTTeN. - +, Esatoa. puxer sound
agent. cNEner Xgs1gr arsnus ana F.~ant
szress
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Handkerchief
Bargains.

ladies' White Hernstitehei Hansker-
chiefs. with silk embroidered corners.
only &c each.
LADIES' White Lawn Hanfkerchiefr.
hsmstitehed and embroidered. Sc each.
Spacial-Ower 100 dozen Ladies' En-
broiderea ami Scaiiop%d edges-fne en-
broi9erez. with lace edges. heFnsfFfched
lawn and pure linen Handkerchief.
specially selected lot. worth &c. only
fyzc and I5c each.
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Preserved Cherries.

Sem and sod the cherries. pntttrx =
pound q sugar 20 a pound CT fruit. Bol
ths Juice sn1 sugar 20 thick syrun. puE
n taa cherries ami cook a few minutes.
take them cut On = dish Il cool and hard
81. Bol syrup gently untH quite thick
aud clear add ths cherries % the syrup
ami Jet cook for 3 few minutes until clear
ana transparent Put IN glass Jars and
sover the top with pa Per dipped n French
hrAaay. taen sesAl ur tlEhIiy. The stones
Should - taken eat og the cherries with
a cain % preserve ths shape This = AZ
excellent way 70 preserve SAsErlas-wsIE
KEGS for years
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eyes. The sunshine ard the rain the cold
and the heat give a f1ruansss 70 her cheeks
that no srt could give. and tan and r'1S-
dy glow are now considered the proper
thing for the swell girl"
SteauinE the face cIs2nses the skin ard
keeps Il Il a hsalrhful condition After
thoroughly stsAning & massage Il wen.
Massage will make tia skin Arm and keep
away wrinkles.
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ness too narrow and exaggerated for or
binary human nature to bear. has so ex-
ceTent a side 10 IL, and has been so closely
bound up with customs and habits OF
great social value. with definite times for
general rest, and definite times for general
worship, that I always think and speak
with great respect OF its supporters.
only blame those OF them-now think
few In rumber-wso load with epithets in
tended TO excite odium, other men who are
striving 10 make the Use Of Sunday more
beneficial and more adapted TO varieties
or human character and conditions.
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CLUB FEVER.

/ want TO be Colonial Dame
And with the HIGHLANDER stand.
Likewise a New England woman,
And hail from Iankee-land:
For. OIL I'd join a 'sSorosis,"
'.Phaio'' and Clio TOO;
And then I'd be a Twelfth Night girl.
And row With the Press Club" crew.
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INK. Cook .c- eight rntruses. remove
from the ars ara stir quickly into chs
sugar And Folks az ne eggs. which should
~ beaten toEsfAer. Set away 20 cool then
a1a Sha beaten Eattss~ Butter pudding
dish ana sss tnto re 5veRs bake twenty
- thiTtv minutes. and SET away 20 cooL
E,at w.ts whipped cream. Favored wItA
vanilla
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Table Linen.

Special lot Of all pure FAX ss-inca
wide Cream Belfast Damask, best 90
inch wide silver German Biesehsd or
extra fine al pure fiax grass, bleachef
Belfast Damask. al at one price. soc
a yard
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White Goods.

A fresh shipment OF Sheer Lawn
Checks. Stripes and Plaids. Plain India
and Victoria Lawns. sold everyday and
everyw here for 10c and l5c a yard. You
can have your choice next week at &c
and l0c a yard
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A Roman Custom.

The practice Of the wife assuming the
husbands name at marriage. according
10 Or. Brewer. originated from a Roman
custom, and became the common custom
after the Roman occupation. Thus Julia
and Octavia. married TO Pompey and
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A Great
Sale of
Wolnen's
Summer
Underwear.

Ladies' Sleeveless Summer vss4 =
cial price SC each.
Ladies' Summer Vests Of Mace c.
ton. tapped neck and sleeves, fun -
sey shaped. wonderful value az 10 -
Ladies' Medium Weight. High M
Long Sleeves, Jersey Ribbed Cen
Vests. special bargain 15c each.
Ladies' Fine Mace Yarn swias ~
bed Underwear. taped neck ana cros
front, only l5c each.
Ladies' Extra Quality Fine swim -
bed Vests. crochet front. trimmed ~
silk ribbon. special quality. sc -
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This is the
Time for the
Final Dress
GOOdsN
Shake-Up.

Thousands OF yards Of Dress Goods
have passed over our counters this
season and now the stock has dwindled
down TO very small compass. Clean
up the balance. Is the order Of the
day.
Hers's how we so about IL:
36-inch Part Wool Dress Goods IN
pretty summer styles, formerly sold at
CSC yard. now reduced TO f5e a yard.
IS. IS and 40-inch Atwood and Part
Wool Dress Goods. in beautiful summer
effects, worth up TO 40c a yard. only
sc a yard
40-inch Atwood Serges in the best
Staple Colors. regular selling price 40c
a yard. now &c a yard.
3S-ineh New Mozambique Silk and
Wool Mixtures. would be extraordi-
nary value at soc yard. offered at DC
to close out
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Cherry Roll.
Custard Soume.

Two scant tahlespoonflls OF butter. two
even spoonfuls OF -four. one tablespoonful
of sugar, one cup Of milk Set the milk on
the fire tills N boils. then beat the -four
and butter together and add 10 the boiling
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Efws7ss' Fazssss Ee-elzxs e,cso~ss L.
h5ee SlzSecs, LeschE navk pavilion. Sa,-
cas-. Iuns q. A&salsssan. . osats. CO..
1rea. 3 cents
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ore generous pint 60 nsw mix. two
grs1ls ek gTazElats1 sugar. two table
sae0afals * eoaF. two tAea@spconfz.s q
g~4~I-2N. ons quart CT cream Eivst sss tie
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A Bargain for the
Children.

300 Chilgren's Ready Made Ginohm
and White Lawn Aprons and Dress
at half price.
Ciugham Aprons, formerly f5c. e
closed cut at 25c each.
Bingham and White Lawn Aprom
formerly sold at Soc, 10 he closed ~
at &c each.
White Lawn Aprons. trimmed ~
colored embroidery, formerly sofa
Ito each. to be closed out for s9c -
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Aes,us widows.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21
Two ways to start Conversation.

Detroit Free Press.
The hostess hunted I'D the host and whis-
pered 10 him anxiouslv:
''The receptions a dead failure. Every
body Is sitting as mute as a statue. No
body = talking 20 anybody else
What 10 you suggest2'' he asked IN re-
ply shall We get some one TO play the
piano or shall we start a few games Of
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21

raent New the disasters wAsch have fall
on on tAs Chartered Company coineiae
With the completion 81 tire external stract-
IRE es Mr. Belts mansion IN Park Lane.