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LA CONNER. July l5.-Mr George D.
Abbott. OF whatcom. Is spending few
days in town with friends.
Miss Allie Bowden. OF Tacoma. In visit
ing friends at this place. being the guest
of Miss Susie Peck.
Mr. William Handke arrived home
THURSDAY :, evening a from 4 has after an
Mr.. f.. S. Phipps has gone to the Harri-
son Hot Springs for his health and ex-
poets 10 be absent few weeks
Iowa. spent few days the past week
visiting his cousin, Mr.. ID. L. Mccormick.
Mrs. j. f. Nichols Is home from few
weeks sojourn at the Green River hot
Mr.. Almond Galliher and sisters. Miss
Nellie and Elsie Galiiher. returned home
last week from Seattle and Olympia
Mr.. Peter Downey was In Seattle last
Miss Mary Green. of Seattle. Is visiting
friends at this place.
visit with her friends, Misses Grace Glas-
COW and Jessie Allen. of Seattle. this
week.
Mr.. George Wells. of Seattle. was a
guest of his friend Mr.. Walter Foster.
for a number OF days last week
Mrs F. Keene and children, OF Seattle.
are guests at the home OF Mrs. Keene's
sister. Mrs. Il. l.. Martin. at present.
MIR. sidney Richardson OF Oakland.
Cal. who had been visiting bis friends.
Messrs Samuel and Charles Goches. left
for home last SATURDAY night
Mr. and Mrs.. Isaac Dunlap spent a few
days in Seattle the early part Of the
week.
Mr. o. C. curr~r is home from his trip
10 San Francisco.
Mr. joe Mark, OF Anacortes, spent Sun
aay In town with friends.
Mss Mabel Beecham. OF Everett. II
guest At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Francis.
Mr. Isaac Chilherg was visiting relatives
I'm Seattle and Ballard q few days last
week
Ire spacious parlors OF Mrs. L. A. Con-
ner's hne home at Clover Lawn was the
scene Of a delightful farewell party I'm
honer OF MIR r. Ia Sage, Of San Jose.
Cal who has been their guest for a
month past. The evening was given over
10 music and dancing and a prize game
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=. ana his wife reception last Mon

ers. ana his wife ! reception last Mon
day.
Mr. Fred wensz and Miss Mary Cairns.
both Of Snohom:sa. were married II the
heme Of the brides mother, Mrs E
Cairns. last Monday noon b.. the Rev. H
Gray. OF the Presbyterian cAurch-
DIT. and Mrs E A. Stafford gave a re-
ception last Friday evening In honor o.
Mrs.. 0takcsdss SISTER, Miss Mau5e Buck
eia. who = Waiting them. The following
we're invited. Mss NewhaH Henry, Miss
Aaughltn. Mrs 6hsrmAn, Mss Matte
9hIrman. Mss Keefe, Miss HAtton. Miss
Mamie Hattcn. Miss McNauGhson. Miss
Russell. Miss SQUIRREL. Miss Grace Spur
Fen. Mss White, Mla Brem. Miss Fergu-
son. Misc Coveney. Miss Patrick. Mss
King. Mss Packard Miss Str<ng. Mis-
louise Streng. Miss Brown. Miss Meagher.
Miss shaw. Miss GetcheIl, Miss Hudson.
Miss Headlee. Miss Sadie Headiee, Miss
Withheld, Miss Smith. Misc Johnson, Miss
yestai. Miss Munns. Miss Dibb and Mrs
Walter Thornton. Mr.. Skinner. Mr.. VIII
Smith. Mr.. John Smith. Mr. Scosney, Mr.
Larson. Ar. Campbell. Mr. Gorham. Mr..
IAmprey, Mr.. Roberts, Mr.. McSwain. Mr..
Partee. Mr., Hewitt Mr.. Short, Mr.. Stry-
ker. MI. Hendrie. Mr. Nelson, Mr. RAN
som. Mr.. Ennis. Mr.. Spurreil. Mr. Mad
dox, Mr. Hubert. Mr.. Brem. Mr.. Loomls
Mr. Packard. Mr. James Ford. Mr.
Charles Johnson. Mr. Miller, Mr.. Preston,
Mr.. Tower and Mr.. Morrow
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CHEHAL.IS. July l5.--Congressman w.
d. Jones. OF North Yakima, was In the
city short time Tuesday.
Harry Costigan spent the week with Sc
attic friends.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Nathan. OF San
Hartman and the Nathan brothers this
week.
DIR. Charles Blake and mother. from
Jefferson. Iowa. arrived this week and will
Mrs +. Magiu, of Tacoma. Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs c. K. Robinson.
Mrs. w. w. Langhorne is a guest OF
Miss Lou NJ. Allen. county superintend-
ent of FL Paso county. Col. IS a guest OF
her sister Mrs W. A. Reynolds
Mrs. Henry Walker and Mrs. Charles
Men, OF Tacoma. are visiting their sister.
Mrs. Frank Ponder
Mrs. Rose White. who has been visit
ing Mrs c. w. Maynard. returned this
Mrs. r. s. Dornbecher has gone to Daw-
son.
Travelling Auditor Ernest Lister spent
n part of the week visiting the reform
school Mrs. Lister accompanied him.
Mrs. Laura Miller returned home this
week from an extended visit with Ohio
and Pennsylvania friends.
Mrs. Virgins, of Oregon City. Or. Is
visiting her sister. Mrs f.. l.. Blakeslee.
Rev. w J. Dickson and iamiiy n.a:
Mrs r. q. Godfrey and daughter. Winnie.
have gone TO orcas island, San Juan
county, for a few weeks outing.
Gov. Rogers. wife and daughter, came
day as guests OF Supt. ard Mrs. Weston
dorf at the state reform school Many
well known citizens called on the govern
or while here.
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WEDDING AT PORT TOWNSEND.

PORT TOWNSEND. July l5-The bloom
OF fair summer was everywhere in evil
dence at the Presbyterian church last
Wednesday evening, when In tho pres
ence OF = conservation made up Of the
one OF this city's fairest young women was
united In matrimony with q prominent
young Eastern Washingtonian. The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. Harry WILDER
Hale. Of Ealensburg. and Miss Gertrude
Wilson Smith. youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Moses NJ. Smith.
Promptly ct o'clock. to the straino Of
q beautiful wedding march, ably rendered
on the organ by Mss Flint. the bridal
party appeared, led by little Miss Close
and Master CLAYTON Jones, followed by
little Misses Drummond and Lucille Grit
fiths as flower girls: Miss Griffith and
Miss Smith as maids OF honor. and the
bride leaning on the arm OF her father.
In front OF beautiful floral gateway
the party was met by the groom, accom-
panied by his best man. Mr. Ross Weir.
OF Olympia. and upon the opening Of the
gates Rev. Mulligan, of the Presbyterian
church OF Eliensburg, approached and
pronounced the words which Joined the
happy couple together.
The wedding party at the gate was a
brilliant and beautiful picture. including
besides the bridal party the entire class
with which Mrs Hale graduated here.
formed on either side. The classmates
included Misses Bell. Baker. Pitcher. III
land. Trimble. Mccurdy. Norris and
Heath.
At the conclusion OF the ceremony the
party and few invited guests assembled
at the Smith residence and passed several
hours most enjoyably. Mr.. and Mrs Hale
were Handsomely remembered by their
many friends with numerous gifts.
At midnight. upon arrival Of the Utopia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale started for their home
In Ellensburg.
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EVERETT. July K-Everstt society
has been very quiet tor the past week.
as many people are leaving for the noun
mountain streams Many OF the teachers
are spending their vacation on WILDLY
island and other resorts on the Sound.
The symphony Giee Club was organi.ed
Mr.. Bachelor Mr.. Mitchell, Mr. Nelson,
Mr.. Barnett. Mr.. Larson. Mr.. Clark, Mr..
Kenyon, Mr.. Sherwood. Mr. Oscar lie
Ter. Mr.. George Harrisan. Mr.. Kirk. Mr..
Lesion Kirk. Mr.. Alexander lie Gros was
chosen leader. Mr. Frank Sherwood sec
rotary and treasurer. Mr.. Lesion Kirk
On Wednesday the ladies OF the Baptist
church gave q bicycle excursion to Coupe
Vile that was taken advantage OF by
many Of Everett's society people
tanned at luncheon q few OF her intimate
friends In honor Of Miss Bessie Grose. OF
Park City. Utah. The dining room was
beautifully decorated with potted plants
present: Miss Ruby Brown, Miss Mar
garet Clark. Miss Minnie Sorenson. Miss
Allie Pendleton. Miss Bessie Grose and
Miss Emma julie. Miss Alice Rigby and
Miss Nettie Stewart will join the excur-
sion to Alaska given by the Presbyterian
synod OF Washington. They expect to
Mrs c. w. Jones and son. Harold. are
visiting with Mrs Jones' mother. Mrs. C..
Crippen. on Pine street.
Mr. George Cornell and family. Of West
Sperior. Mimi, have arrived in Everett
and will make II their residence In future
Last Monday evening the ladies OF the
Degree of Honor gave a pleasant surprise
to the A. O. L. W. In the Odd Fellows
hall, where refreshments were served.
Mrs. j. J. Mckay IL in Everett visit
ing her sister. Mrs. ]. w. Frame
Mr. A. J. Westland and Miss Hortense
Koran will be married at the home OF the
bride.in Eau Claire, Wis, on July Is.
Mrs. Schuyler Duryer entertained about
twenty-four members of the Christian En-
deavor Society last week. Delicate re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. S. e. Edwards and daughter. VI
Wan. have returned from visit In Seat
tle with friends
Mrs DR. o. r. Allen, OF Stanwood. Is
visiting 40 the home OF her brother. Mr..
w r. Stockbridge.
Mrs James II. Coffin and Miss Lois Car
Tough, are visiting with Miss CarlouGh's
sister Mrs. w. T. Ferguson, In Seattle
Mss Elsie Meyer, of Seattle, is spending
a few days with Mrs. G. w. Rogers in
this city.
Mrs V. j. Pearse is visiting her mother
in Spokane.
Miss May Miller is spending q few weeks
with Mrs. 8. c. Bell. In Seattle.
Mrs E. +. Kellogg will spend the sum-
mer with relatives in Finland Falls. Ont.
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sNoHoMlsH. July is.-Mr Guy and
Mr.. Key Stryker left cn their wheels for
Portland las, Tuesday. They will take
about four days for the trip. making sew
eral stops. and will return here some time
Miss Nellie Frater. who has been visit
Ing Miss Julia Loose and other young
friends. returned To her home In Fremont
Friday.
Miss Hattie Hat,en Is visiting In Sultan
this week.
A W, Frater OF Seattle. was In town
this week
Mr. Manly Wilbur came tip from Seat,
tie the fifst az the week and IS CUES, Of
his brother, Let Wilbur.
Mrs 8 j. Serdrurn and children re-
turned Tuesday morning Ia their home in
Se9ro- Weaiey. after q months visit With
Mrs Nerdrsru's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Ms. John Pearl and Mrs Mary Pearl
are ia town from Eau Claire. Wa. visit
Ing Mrs. James Pearl
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Packard we're In
Seattle visiting friends this week
pr. ard Mrs. q. w stryksr visited In
Sultan tails week
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter NJ Thornton have
taken a house In Everett and win reside
there fer the summer, Mr.. Thornton will
study law with j. A. Coleman
Mrs Hosch and children returned to
sessre.- woolley Tuesday after q few weeks
vtsis with friends here.
Mr.. ~. T. Hsnirie. Mr.. Charles Lam
prey AIR. Merton Hew.t, and Miss Carrie
Sadie Heaaies we're tn Seattle last sunday
Mgs. W. l.. Whssler is ua from Seattle
visiting seF parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. \.
Hanson
Mr.. NJ Mcr-aren returned from Dawson
fer the summer.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A c. Morgan took trip
10 Aaskilteo en- their wheels las: SUNDAY
MIR. ansi Mrs. NJ ]. Acf.aianess visited
Seattle friends during the week.
Mr.. ani Mrs. j. L. Boyle and Mr. and
Mrs. A Proctor visits! relatives in Seattle
this week
Rev. and Mrs Il s Winchester are
Spending their vacation n Seattle tAe
guests % Mrs @incAesseT's parents. Rev.
and Mrs. Gum
Mr., Henry Dsse was IN Seattle las,
Wednesday,
Miss Jennie MeSsughtcn left Tnurstsy
fer Seattle. where SIZE will visit Mss
Annie Jas ksda fer seine tine.
Mr. w, NJ SNYDER iess Wednesday for
q short visit 70 san Francisco.
Mrs n r Walton ard sen Arthur were
In Seattle Tuesday.
A J. MaTsca seek trir &c Seattle We'd
aessta2.
Nya fewss pasise sna Miss Gertruse
rAwEee 90 GERRY Valley. we're In town
ysSstsng fg rn4lx "Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. aGass Isxsh lefs yesterday
gar Seattle. wserv shes SIss reside In he
future
Mr. A MsrtinoS ies, the first Of the
week fcg tire Green River hcs springs.
T.sa members % the IA rstst cAarcn ten
esrst their rev passsr. Res. =. Q. Roo-
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CESTRAI4lA SOCIETY.

CENTRAILA. July lS-Miss Bertha
Honeywell has finished her school year AZ
Toledo and has returned to her home here.
Olympia this week.
Mr.. p. Upper has moved back to this
place from Elma.
The committee OF arrangements appoint
ISOLATION presented the members with
several baskets of elegant flowers as q
tokensof the regard OF the people OF this
city The train coming in the night. no
Mrs- Fanny Timmons, OF Kansas City.
Mo-. ID visiting her sister. Mrs. John
Hackett. and viii remain during the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Nudd and Miss Hor-
tense Clark were in Tacoma and Olympia
this week, They went on their wheels.
Mr. and Mrs F. n, Miller. Mr.. and
Williams are at the Hot Springs on a
short vacation.
Mr.. E. E. White. state organiser for
the woodmen Of the World. left for Toledo
Saturday TO organize camp.
The Woodmen Of the World gave q very
fne entertainment here last Friday even
Ing In the opera house. Hon. c. w. Wheel
er. head camp lecturer. gave an address,
after which the local camp furnished
strawberries and cream TO the audience
The hall was crowded and everybody was
pleased.
DR.. Dumon visited Tacoma last Friday
Mr.. G. B. kaler is over from Olympia
Miss Inca Williams Is home from Port
land.
Miss Amy Wear arrived home Saturday
from Tacoma.
Col. Q. B. Pickett arrived from Dawson
Monday. He will return in thirty days
Miss Cora Clark. OF Portland. 10 visiting
her cousin. Mrs w. ]. Glover.
Rev. r. Arkley was installed a. pastor
of the Presbyterian church last Wednes-
day evening. The exercises were fino and
appropriate and the music excellent.
Mr.. +. 8. Harding. editor Of tho Tele-
phv.e- REGISTER. of McMinnville, Or, ac-
companied by his wife. visited with rela-
tives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Foote and Mira d.
GaiIlac went to Olympia Sunday.
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EAST SOUND. July is-Mr. c. e. Villas,
Mr. w. A. Peters and Master Sydney
Peters, who spent the Fourth in East
Sound. have returned to Seattle.
Mr.. Harding Cow, OF Seattle. is visit
Ing his family In. East Sound
Miss Benson. OF Fairhaven. was the
guest OF Miss Templln during the week
Mrs. Rudden and family of Seattle, are
the guests of Mrs J. =. Walton.
Miss Dorothy Head save very pleas
ant birthday rarity on Saturday at her
home THE Frs De Haro beach Her
guests were Miss Lulu Dt,imore Miss
Jessie Sutherland and Miss Amy Cow.
Mr. James Tuilock returned on Monday
from a short trip TO Victoria. A party
composed Of Mrs w. Sahin, Miss Sahin
and Mrs. BLACK. Of San Francisco. Mr.
NJ l.. Stangroom and Mr.. G. II, Bacon.
in East Sound
Judge Whiting, Of Whatcom. spen, sun
day with Just, ee Charles s,uwers
Mrs and Miss Walters Of Sn~ftse who
have been he guests Of Mrs. NJ. 3. Dom
their home.
Mrs, Luther Sutherland gave Pleas
ant cianahake On Thursday evening for
Mrs. Sshim and Mss Sahin ard Mrs
attended.
on Main street On the night Of the Fourth
which was witnessed by many people The
entertainment was furnished BIZ Mrs
Cooper, Mr.. Walter Sutherland and Mr.
Miss Cooper spent the Fourth in New
Whatcom.
The families Of Mr.. James Tulscck. Mr.
Morris Nichols. Mr.. Ed. King ard Mr.
Harry Nichols. Of Seattle. held q pleas
ant picnic at Point Iaagdcn On the
Fourth. There we're also present Mrs
Alesrts Miss Phillips. Miss Eva Phillips
Mr. Joseph r. Harrison MIR Pierre
Ravrles. ef Seattle. ana MIR Bruce VIII
lis. % noe bay. As Il fa!nesl during the
might IRE celebration was IN fhe conlpang
building instead ef Ta she grove where
the guests enjoyed n pleasant dance and
day. ln the evening the party retired TO
20 SuunySaie Farm the TliIces horne
beautifully situated AZ the feot % Noun,
Constitution and fronting on East Sound
where fireworks we're ssf OF
Miss Mabel Hunt, az Spokane IS visit
fng her Uacie. Mr.. Luther Sutherland
Mrs Jones. az Wisconsin and ssauS hter
Miss Norma Jones' are spending the SUM
ner with Mrs Jones daughter. Mrs. Ben
Harrison
Miss Oracle Aud and Master Maxwell
Carss. ~ho have been visiting Mrs j. 8
Wastoc. have refarned to Falrhavsn.
Nra Grace Alhertx q. Sevhaii. ard .on
Paul. are visiting Mrs. Alberts grand
father M Joseph y. Harrison.
On Friday Miss Ncrra james gave
birthday nsgsv az Mr.. Res HsrrsSsrl's. Her
guests were Miss Louise NaStsaAs Miss
Helen Harper and Miss Nelly Harrison
M = y. Culver. ~ Friday barber visit
Ell East Sound taring the wess.
Mr. James Weber. OF Vaascorn. was an
Esss Sound visitor "a Saturday.
Mr. Harry Nichols and Mr.. 27errv
0Arrss. who spsnt the Fourth WITH NJ.
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MUNYON'S INHALER
CURES
CATARRh
colAs,- ceaghs.
nayFsvsf, Broa-
.chitio, Asthma
M III Diseases
q tie Thseet and
Lunn.

Clcaas Of Medicated vapof are inhaled
through the mouth and emitted from the aos-
fyiis. cieansing and vapoFising all the inaaned
and Diseased parts wh3eh eaaset - reached b
medicine taken into the stomach.
n reaches the sore spo(s-N Ae0es Ne yaW
p1oces-It goes % Ghe scot a. dssease-H Gees a
a bdlm and tonic 10 tie scAots sse6eus-e10o a
drs00lses or cent bvM05I JS0 Arch q, IAt1oA
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Nichols brother. Morris Nichols. return
ed TO Seattle on Monday.
Mrs. Alfred Hin left on Tuesday morn
ing for Seattle, to see her son. Fred. who
has been attending school there and is
now III with typhoid fever.
Mr. William Bostian has returned to Lit
tie Rock.
Mr. George Sutherland. who has been
III for several days. is now conyaiescent.
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BELLINGHAM hay SOCIETY.

WHATrOM. July i5.~-The Ladies'
Euchse Club closed their season at the
home OF MIR. ard Mrs. Tinson on Wednes-
day evening. There was a full attendance
to take pars In the final event. The prizes
for the series OF games went to Mrs. f.
w Puray and Mrs. Frank Flint Mrs
Tgmson and Mr.. purdy won the prizes for
the evenings Play. and Mrs. Gage and
Mr.. Flint were awarded second prizes
DIR. w. c. Hastings OF Van Wesl- o, n
the guest % Judge and Mrs. H. f.. Haaiey
Mrs ]. A. Neher Is entertaining her
mother and sister. Mrs F. ~. HarteY and
Miss VIVA Harter Of Snohomssh.
Mrs. Eimon Scott and family left on
Monday for Pomeroy. where they viii
spend q month.
Mrs W. ]. Craven. Of Helena. has ar
rived 10 spend the summer with Mrs. f.
Mckenzie.
Mrs. c r. Hssens OF Omaha: Mrs r.
F. Arnold. OF Cbehalis, and Mrs. Frank
Frazier OF Ballard have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Weodin and family
FOR a week
Miss I,ary Anderson let on Thursday
fer Los Angeles after a months visit with
her sister. Mrs John HulI. She will at
tend the National Educa tioral Association
In that city
Mr.. and Mrs Roland onrroy gave a
dinner Sunday night. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs Purdy. Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ornrcy. Mis- Barnes.
Nr w Could. OF Chicago. and Mr.. r.
Bartlett Webster.
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gGlsEage9 ssygeSlS|
~ Oa-of 7ozn Society. ~
SagSg9glSs yg{GIgags{e


summer with MsaU Baker. sailed On sh
Queen Friday for Alaska
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neeonnen1eA fer Cheiera Meshus.
During the hot weather last summer
had a severe attack OF cholera Enorbus.
nec<ssitastng nay leaving my husinesa.
says Mr. c. A. Hare. Of Hare Bros. Fin
castle Ohio. After taking two OF three
doses Of Chamh<rsatn's Cole. Cholera
and Diarrfoea Remedy | Was completely
relieved ard In few hours Was able 20
resume mr. work In the store. ainc4re-
iy pec0mmend Il 10 any one AFFLICTED With
0ee@ach - bevsa trsublA" Fer oaio ~
a11 1aalofA
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Price 10 NJ ehJect. TA1s %
cleanup week In this BIG
at0cks-
6-tnch Plates. Der set. .28o
0-tnch Plates. per .8De
5-inoh Plates. per set.....1 80
5-in. souD Plates. Der Get. -
0utter Chips, per dos. .1oo
Cream Pitchers, eaeA 10o. .10e
Covered Butter Dishes 49,. go
Sugare ........s 80
Tea Pots 80
Dat Meals, Per set. $4,000. 30
rruits, per dos. 49,
Bakers, 6.ineA .......... -
Bakers, o-lnch .lOe
bakers, s-lncA ..........11o
Makers, lO.inch ......... RE
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AN week al eds ana e00e
81 glassware - - eloaseA
out. See window.
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Monday an Extra Special Sale.
Jelly Glasses.
MONDAY.

1-S-Plnts, per aos. ~
h-Ptnts, Der dos. 80
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n tbs store you u,M find tie thousand and one
BITS Of household hsnduane. Kitchen Utensils and house
furnishings. The largest stock n tie city Is here and It
tie LOWEST prices. We save yoa money these GOODS
no matter x,haf Is you bay.
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6faaIte Fruit Pen.

lO-0uart. usually 60e, ter. SIC
l4-oaaRt. usually coo. fer. .ADo
15-0uart. usually 06c, fer. 80
11-ouart, usually S6e, Tor. .ooo
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Bicycle lalnps.
while they last
2otA Century Lamps. ..Ql.Uo
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Fruit Kettles.
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
porcelain Lined
0-01art. regular 6oe FER. So
6-0aaSt. regular 0Oe for. .A0o
lO-osaFt. regular ne Ter. .Abe
Granite
0-01art, regular AOc fer. 80
s-0uart, regular 60 Tor. 49,
1O-0uaFt. regular Zoo fer. 80
11-ouaPt, regular 00c fer. 80
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NEAL BesTATE TnASsEERs.

TIE falisvsns a<~a. vsss sssd IN ne ssaaty
auditors of6Se yesterday
ssosss w.ss = fs.aea. fraan. iet l. hisrk u.
a. 81 Ms6ssa Il az. 60 J w. ana nasgnsee
esrtesl. ios 4 bloch y. Ysss~fss Ist odd. Jaas T.
80
l. q ara JoAn G. Hogan - Minnie y WRIGHT
lot 4. bts3k q rsaness' sdd. July =. Hsge
J. ~ ~ hefssiissfss - III. 10 William H. Nor
ees. 10 sesrs In TAa@ss Mercer claim, ses =. o. 5.
Jsty a. Spe
r. A. Mares ~ IN b. A. n wyekns. let Q
t1sek a. Bell hsin md add. 1aEs d. 81
Edward Wander Ven 10 E6Sssd ". swseH<y, al
katessst " lot E Jsiilu Horton tracts 1aiy z tS9
R<e3iser Ameriess ssslax. Lean Association 10
keh~ss MsssinaAis. NJ BOT !. block Q. Balls sA
odd. Jaue .. 81
lahn p Bspisr Fl m. 70 kax stHar. Part sos Q.
bisxh =, Edes a kaixsfs Adj. April Z. 81 81, -
Sheriff 70 Eiirn II. erase, lot +. block =. =
- 7. penas's pias Worth Seattle Julg & g. n
HeniuH Gs~epssatsse Coal 90. "a X. y. Bosson.
iot T. bso<h q K@ntoa. 1ais II, sian
Charles r SAafer a 10 Charles Larsen, nei
ser 4 .. 9. July II. q. W
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