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Muslin Curtains.

Two special values.
Plain muslin with ruttled
edge = l-2 yds. long,
Csc. Pair.
Dotted muslin with plain
rntile = - ydS. long,
$50.
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The MAY MUSICAL FESTIVAL

What better enjoyment for all
who love music is afforded tins sea-
son than this event ut White River
Junction, May III. A pleasant
feature by way of entertainment will
be Mr.. Grilley's impersonations at
Thursday and Fridays matinees.
Grand concert Thursday evening.
Friday evening Mendelssohn's famed
oratorio "Elijah." See bills for
railroad rates and facilities. Official
festival programs may be obtained
of Mrs. NJ. f. G Daley, secretary.
S. E. kilner of New York is in
town, taking short fishing trip in
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SHIRT WAISTS.

Just the waist you want
to have-mOre STYLES,
prcttier styles, than ever
before.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-05-05

SH 0ES
That are serviceable

The shoes we sell are
built for service. The
workmanship is so
thorough and the ma
terials so good that
they retain hi ir shape.
And they cost less in
the endthan the t1imsy
kinds.
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The Age and Delineator $I.55.
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COATS,

The "Home Made" Brand
is the best at any price.
Perfect in fit and style.
Made in black and colors.
All qualities cut in the
same way. $l.OO to $3.50.
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DUSTIN SHAW TALKS.

Dustin Shaw said to a Rutland
Herald reporter: "Ies, we have
had an awful time in those noun
tains. The snow Is three feet deep
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Ia CONNER SOCIETY.

LA CONNER, Sept. 2s.-Dr. and Mrs.
w. Appleby and daughter are visiting rel
atives and friends at Whatcom this week
Mr.: Charles Dwelley spent the past week
Miss Susie Peck returned Saturday even
ing from Seattle. where she had been vis-
ting her sister. Mrs. Harry Reay. for
Mr.. John Broder returned Thursday
from Attn. where he has been for the
past two years.
Mr.. A. w. Henderson. of Anacortes was
Mrs. F. L. Bailey visited friends at
Whatcom a number OF days the past
week.
Miss May KeIlen, of Seattle, is a guest
of her friend, Miss Susie Peck. this week.
Mrs. 8. Campbell is visiting friends In
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs John Morrow visited at
Whatcom a number of days the past week.
Mrs. H. o. Wells and daughter visited
In town a number of days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Koontz and
child left Thursday evening for Minneap-
oils. where they expect TO remain perma-
nently.
Miss Mollie Esary and niece, Miss
Seattle 10 spend the winter.
Mr.. w. Welborn. Of Seattle. Will locate
here permanently.
Rev. e. McEvcrs and sons left Sunday
for the next year.
Mr. W. f. Mclean. of whatcom, spent
few days In town the past week.
Mr.. NJ. p. Hurd. OF Mount Vernon. and
Mr. r. T. Hurd and sister Mrs. l.. J.
Ford. of Whatcom, spent Sunday In town
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. C. Peck
Mr.. r. +. Thomas and Mr.. g. A. Joiner
OF Anacortes. spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day In town.
Mr.. John Peck returned home the fore
part OF the week from a visit with his
daughter. Mrs. William Dell. of Seattle.
Mr.. John Chflberg made trip to Seattle
the fore part Of the week.
MIR. A. Jcffries, of Seattle, spent a num-
Der of days In town the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Francis entertained
number of friends at their house or
Fourth street Friday evening in a pleas
ant and social manner. Refreshments
were served.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Carter
on Morris street, was tho scene of an en-
joyable gathering Friday evening. The
occasion was in honor OF Mrs Carter
music class. The evening was pleasantly
spent In games and music and social in.
tercourse. Refreshments were served
Mr.. John Ball returned home Friday
evening from his extended trip to Europe
While away he visited the Paris exposi.
tion and his fathers old home In England
besides many OF the prominent cities in
England, also his old homo in the East
Mr.. Joshua Green. of Seattle, spent a
couple Of days in town the latter part OF
the week,
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Mrs o. =. King and Hisr Gertrude Young,
81 Minneapolis, ct luncheon 1onday.
Mr. Peter f.eque, Of Stauwood, is IN the
city 20 remain Until November. =.
Mrs. Thomas Cieary, o. AilwauNes. -
visiting her sister. Mrs Garrett cieary.
her slater. Mrs Z. j. I.ane.
MizH Eva MIley. daughter of Nh ana
MrH Charles Aiicy. vino has been III TOT
some weeks. IS slowly Improving. -.
Miss Lillian Morse was In the city. visit
ing her parents. last week -.
Mr. A. oscar Nelson Will return TINS
week from Saltwater, MINI.
SIR. y. l.. Coins y fishing on the sultan
Hsi. Charles Mines. U. g A.. was the
guest Of The Duryea family Monday,
Miss Maud Gallagher. 81 sHohomisn. VS.
AR EinYuan II Port Gamble, visited his
daughter Mrs. Thomas Fields, last week;
Ills daughter. Miss Lizzie. accompanies
him.
Mr and Mrs. Hall. OF minnesota. nase
returned home after short Visit WIN
~ ard Mrs. ii. y. Winter and children
wili arrive home this week. after an ex-
cant scofs was in the city last week.
Mira James ~ Coffin. o. Coupeviile, was
IN fhe CIV last week visiting the daugn-
Ter N Mrs. r. X, Lewis. !.
Nr y " Harfnett. Of Sentsley was IN
she city last week. Visiting friends.
Mr.. Charles Manning has returned nome
after a two years stay IN Dawson.
Niss Nellie Eyerhard Is visiting her sis
tsr. Mrs Wetmore, In Olympia.
M. and Mrs A. y. Cherry ana Family
have rnaged 10 Seattle 20 reside.
Nj ~ A, White has been confined 20
~ home on account O. illness for Few
4stvn
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SUMNER SOCIETY.

SUMNER, Sept 2a.--Mrs. J. NJ Decker
and Mrs. L. A. coquard, of ST. Louis. NO.,
arc guests Of Mrs. Ella Harrison.
Mr.. William Cassidy returned to his
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Zehnder who have
been visiting their old home In Switzer-
land, and also the Paris exposition. re-
Mrs. NJ. e. Anes spent last Saturday
In Tacoma.
Mr.. Charles Everett, Of Tacoma, called
on friends here last Saturday.
Mr.. H. A. Byrd and Mrs. Sarah Jeanert
were married in Tacoma last Saturday.
They are both residents of Sumner.
MIR. A. +. Dean moved his family into
town last week from the old mill.
Mrs. w NJ Glidden. OF Sultan, is the
guest OF Mrs. l. r. McKirahan.
Mr.. William Woolery returned from
Long Branch last Tuesday
Mr.. William Shepard Is enjoying q va
cation lie VIII Visit the state fair at
North Yakima and then go on for short
visit to Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. R p. Birse, parents Of
from their former home in California
They win make this their home in the
future.
with friends and relatives here this week
Mr.. WIFE Crounse returned from the
Vicinity Of Chehals last Tuesday.
Mrs. william Norton and son. Of Taco
ma, are guests OF Mrs. Robson.
Mrs. A. L. Engdahl is visiting with her
daughter In North Yakima.
Mr. Stewart Gioyd, of Tacoma, Is the
guest OF his grandparents. Dr. and MIRA
C. II. Spinning.
Mrs. A. Chambers. OF Olympia. is Wis.
iting this week with Mrs. Robert Grain
ger.
Mr.. william Engdahl is In Tacoma
Mr Matthew Kirkwood and son. Mr..
Allen. left Tuesday for Toppenfsh, where
they have large farm. They will also
visit the state fair at North Yakima
Mrs. A. l.. Powne, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. X. Brown for several
months returned TO her home In Ante
lope, Or. wednesday
Mr.. karshner. OF Puyallup. visited the
schools hero Wednesday,
Mrs Joseph Harris and daughter, Miss
Carrie. called on Sumner friends this
Mrs. william Hicks, of Tyrone. Pa. Is
Mrs Fink, OF Seattle. spent last Sunday
with her mother. Mrs. NJ. weolery.
Miss Florence Stevenson left Thursday
for F,atonville. where she Will teach an
eight months term OF school
Rev and Mrs. Kitchener left Tuesday
for orting. where Mr., Kitchener viii have
charge OF the M. Il. church for the ensu-
ing year.
Mr. 4. n. Wood returned from oregon
Mr.. and Mrs. s. sigler received news
last Monday that their son Victor had
died in the hospital Mt Manila He went
10 the Philippines with the First Wash
,ilsbanded he re-enlisted In the Eleventh
cavalry.
Mrs. u T.. Young is visiting old friends
In North Yakima,
Mr. Donala Brown. OF Tacoma was the
guest last Sunday OF J. Y. Bundy.
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LEAvENwoRrH SOCIETY.

LEAvENwoRTII. Sept. ca.-The weekly
meeting OF the Congregational Ladies'
new city hall, was a great success
Mrs. John Schmidt has gone to Sc
attic 90 meet her husband. who has re-
turned from Alaska after three years
Mrs. N. Barr. 81 Victoria, n. c.. IS
visiting her daughter. Mrs. McDougaii
Mrs. Crutcher has returned TO the East
20 reside
Nrs Joseph Teshera has gone to Hnl-
yard.
The Montsemery family has gone 10
MIR r. Heihsringtou Is back again from
Oshkosh. Wis. after n long visit with
his wife and family.
his visit 60 Seattle and Spokane.
Mr. Kelly and family have removed
20 Oregon. Mr.. I. ~ Johnston has taken
T'he English family is back from tn.
Birwctt mines.
Miss Emma Anderson and Miss Amy
SacheS have gone 10 school in Seattle.
ana Miss Ella Morris has entered the
normal school az Ellershurg.
Mr. and Mrs. Franks and family have
settled down In their town house for the
Mrs prendSr and daughter, OF Kansas.
ara IN their new home.
Mrs, speneer.s mother. Of 81 Paul. IS
visiting Carr House for a time.
Rev and Mrs. J w. II lockwood are
recovering from Illness.
Mrs. Maura Father has been appointed
principal ~ Feshastin school
Mr. Adams has fuEt purchased the Jones
house ard has moved into u.
Mr. pouvlas is hack from skAgway.
Mrs Ziukey IA visiting 10 Seattle
Mrs Fensau r. home again after an
extended visit East.
NJ ara Mrs GIazier have returned
after a long vigit IN Seattle.
Mira Barclay Is HOME again.
Miss Maud Merriam. uieCe % Mr.. George
Z. Merriam. IS hese on sssit from New
York
wr w II Merriam has been on the
sick list. bat Is now better.
Tha walsh family has gone 10 reside
IN Spokane.
A pretty little wedding took place IN
she Overland hotel on Wednesday. when
Mr Theodore CFesch and Mss Anna An
aeysau were married. Rev J. W. II.
lockwood cfnctnfet
Mrs o. Donaldson has gone East on
a vlsis 10 her mother.
Mrs C. Battle is 10 the TalouEe couu-
fry visiting frtcnfs
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ARLINGTON SOCIETY.


ARLINGTON. sept ON ana Mrs.
Earl stevens we're visiting with the fami-
Hos OF Mr., T. II, Jones, Mr. =. q. Buell.
ana Mr. John Morris this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Gilehrist and daugh-
ters. Of StRnwood were the guests OF Mr..
aud Mrs. Jasper SIN last week.
Mr. John ~ Higgins. OF chelan county,
was visitor in Arlington the past
week
Mr. @ J. cosena and family. OF Lowell,
are now residents % Arlington.
Nfr John Richey and family, and Mr..
T. stafks, Of Allen county, Kentucky.
lately arrived here and will become per-
manent residents
Mr Henry stump recently made WISH,
10 Tacoma where he was married 20 an
accomplished young lady OF that city. HE
returned here on Wednesday night with
his bride.
~. John MeHugh ls visiting In Seattle.
Mr. Joseph Butler Is IN CoSmopoiis this
week
Sir. u. X. Loose. Of snohomish. was
in Arlington the past week
AR ]. A. Pearson has returned from
bis visit 10 san Francisco.
Mrs Carrie noolttle arrived from Ia
coma last FRIDAY FOR few days visit
With her parents. Mr. and Mrs. h. NJ.
W. G. $. Nicholson. Of Kent. was vis-
Ring his son. Air. Harry Nicholson, THIS
week
Nlr /. 4. Frazier was visiting friends
g. Seattle this week.
Mr. and Mrs u Sheafer have moved
from Hamilton 90 Arlington
Mrs v. A. Stewart and Mrs. Samuel
iiaHsey arc visiting Mrs stewart's par
Mrs r. T. Coe vas visiting in Everett,
Mr AZ y Graves o. New YORK was
visiting iu Arlington tsis week ana IN
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CENTRALIA SOCIETY.

CFNTRAI.rA. Sept. 2a,-Mrs Emma G.
Ennis OF Snohomish, grand patron OF
the Grand Chapter OF the Eastern star,
was In the city this week and made the
local chapter an official visit on Monday
evening.
REV nr Randall. Of Tacoma. was In
the city Monday delivering the dedlca-
tory address at the opening OF Grace
seminary.
Miss Florence Mead has returned from
Portland where she had been visiting
With the family OF Mr.. WIN j. Glover
Mr. u. H. Todd and family VIII remove
20 Chahplis.
Mr. oscar Nelson, OF this city. Is quite
III Ia wAiIa Waila.
MIR O. q. Glnaricb, Of Chchalis, was In
the city Tuesday
Mr. George pysa and Mrs O. 8 Gil
christ went 20 Seattle this week.
AIRS Ira Honeywell Was very WI last
week, but IL recovering,
MIR John Calvin IL recovering from hts
recent severe Illness. He Is now Rt Paao
Robes. Cal
Miss JeSsie punnIns has returned
from visit 70 Olympia friends
whitman county With hts family.
Afr Eimer Green has entered the state
university
Mr. Nj Piersou Is in Yakima
Mr RI u. CasHAdty and Mrs Barbara
Weich ware married Thursday afternoon.
Hcv G. u. Spencer officiating
Me n n. Jackson has entered a medl-
cal college Of Portland
Miss Josie sehseiey and Miss Marie
Wealhetbwe. e CRahaiis, visited here
pr ) II pumon was IN Portland on
Monday
pr y c rrues8cu has returned 70 Los
Angeles Cat Mrs. Tywes3ett was Ia thia
city visiting during the summer
MIR wiliiam Carlisle. of Atehison. Kan
was in the city this week
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ner visit at Everett. accompanies by her
aunt, Mrs 9. Worth who il the guest
or Mr. and Mrs. Allison Crosby at their
home near this place.
Judge Houser Is once more TO be seen
on the streets Of Mount Vernon after an
Illness Of eight weeks
AIRS. a Ford left Mount Vernon for
Nome Tuesday on the steamship Oregon.
70 Join her husband. who has been in
Alaska for the past three years.
Mr, Matt kokkO returned last Thurs
day from a trip to his former home In
Michigan, where he visited among old
time friends and acquaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richards, Of San
Francisco. have moved 70 town.
Mr.. ID. II. Brooks. who has been study
ing medicine under NJ, y. Mattice. at st.
Eiizabeth's hospital. has gone to Port
land. Or, TO enter a medical college in
that city.
Mr.. T. w. Stranger IL slowly recover
ing from a severe attack of the grip.
One evening last week a surprise party
was rendered Mr.. Albert F. Mattice
prior to his leaving for Brooks. s. D..
where he win resume his studies IN the
pleasant evening was spent By ali those
present, among whom were Miss Mary
Smith. Miss Bessie stiles. Miss May
Stiles, Miss I.uiu Ringer. Miss Carrie
and Fife Munro. Miss Agnes L-rsen.
Miss Jennie Inghem. Miss DO. Mattice.
Miss Laura Thompson. Mtrs Ellie Thor,p-
son. Miss Ruby Grace. Miss Josie Park
er. Miss Nellie Parker. Miss Mary Ham
mer, Miss Clara Devcncr. MI. Arthur
nold Grace. Mr.. Harry Tnyham. Mr.. Bert
lngham. Mr.. Clyde Aattice. Mr.. Albert
Mattice Mr.. Carl Thompson, Mr.. Jay
Smith, Mr.. George Hammer.
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SOCIETY IN PORT TOWNSEND.

PORT TOWNSEND. Sept. 2s-Mrs f..
a. Schober has been visiting friends in
Seattle the past week.
Mr.. f.. g. Fowler left for Seattle last
Tuesday. where he will reside in future
Mr. and Mrs. w. Il. Murray departed
spend the winter. Mr.. Murray is CON
nected with tho engineer force engaged
IN constructing Notifications at Point
Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Brown have gone to
Princeton. Me-, on visit to relatives.
while Mr. Brown Is expected to return
within a month.
Mr.. L.. II. Pontius. Of Seattle. was here
"Wednesday
Mrs. Harry Ramweli. after an extended
visit With friends up Sound. returned
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Blake. OF Dun
geness. have been the guests OF Mrs.
John Thornton this week.
Mrs. G. l.. Webb. of Seattle, who has
been staying at Saints Rest, on Dis
eovery bay, for the past three weeks. re-
turned to her home "Wednesday
Mrs. Harry Williams visited friends
at Seattle this week.
Mrs. Frank Baker and her mother,
Mrs. Trimbie. were visitors up Sound
this week
Mrs. Frank Piummer was visisoS TO
Seattle friends on Wednesday
Mrs. Philip McBeth went 20 Seattle
Wednesday on a visit to friends.
Miss Felise Plumley returned from IN
Sound Wednesday where she had been
visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ID. Hardy left for Ore
gon Thursday. where they will reside
Mr.. c. IT. Mong returned 10 Seattle
Thursday after visit with friends In
Port Townsend.
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MONTESANO. SEPT - Mrs W. T. Cos.
per and Miss Eva Cosper returned 10 Pert
Townsend Monday. after visiting several
weeks in this cay. the guests - Mrs J..
r. MetcAW.
ception ou September s0 az the hoEue ~
Mrs. J. Is. Davies. n hpnor ~ Mrs A.
Goss u Melbourne. ard her sister Mrs.
Breth. Of Boulder Colo. The roor,s were
prettily decorated with IVY and sweet
peas After spending the afternoon fE
social converse, retreshmen;s were sery-
ca
Mr.. NJ. J. Cochran has returned from an
fefrvfnf friu fhreNE h he East.
Air j. a. Graham, % Aberdeen, was IL
MoutesAno Monday.
ReY. Mr.. Euler. formerly * Gs.tyalis,
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HARTFORD SOCIAL NOTES.

HARTFORD, Sept. 2a--Mr. Ira Joy Wis
tied Snohomish Wednesday.
Mr. A. w. Clark left Monday for the
East.
Mr.. Charles Campbell was Snohomish
passenger on Sunday.
Mr.. Paul Freeze and Mr.. Fred Maddox
sp~nt sunday IN Snohomish.
Mfr. Jacques Robinette made a flying
trip TO Sn0homish SATURDAY last
NJ l. NJ. Reed visited Everett Sunday
Miss Mary Lee and Miss Sadie Lee, who
are attending school IN Everett. visited
relatives IN Hartford on sunday
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courEyII.LE SOCIAL NOTES.

coUPEvTI.rgE. Sept 2a.--Mr. II 1. VIII
helm ~ Seattle. was IN town Thursday.
Mr. J. Fly ard J " Wanamaker we're
in Port townsend Friday.
Mrs NJ Mock was IN Seattle visiting a
few days last week
Mrs. G. r Newberry spent part OF
last week With friends in Seattle.
Ms Carl Gillespie has gone on visit
10 Port Gamble.
Mr. w II Parsons. Of Seattle. was IN
town Monday,
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company with Mr.. L. ~. Jones. they made
a visit TO Darlington and Monte Crtsto.
The A. O. U. w. is preparing 10 ceie-
an elaborate scale.
A dance was given in Workman hall
this evening. which was an enjoyable
~
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Mrs. A. y. c. Elston, Mrs. C. e. Burrows,
Mrs. II. ~. Anderson. Mrs. A u. Wood.
Mrs. Middleton. Mrs. w. 8 Fetterman.
Mrs c. Lowrey. Mrs. G. w. Mckinley and
Mrs Charles McDermoth.
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has assumed charge Of the Methodist
Episcopal church In this city.
Mr.. Il. n. Story and family moved to
Tacoma Saturday, where they will reside
In the future.
Mrs. w. a. yomngs spent the week In
CosmopoIis and Westport.
Mrs r. r.. Baker was a Tacoma visitor
the FIRST of the week.
Mr. Duncan Campbell was down from
Summit a few days last week. returning
Tuesday.
DR. French Is home from four months
Saiourn at Nome, Alaska.
Mr.. c. c. Keller has returned from a
trip 20 Cape Nome.
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ABERDEEN SOCIETY.


~ nrs II. H carter spent . couple Of
days This week visiting friends IN MONTE
NJ o A. Hutchinson, OF Montesano was
In Inc city this week.
ss1 f~r enokane, where they viii visit
their daughter, Mrs. q. ?. Ihomss' ior
few days.
Mrs A. .. Wood has returned from her
seasons sojourn AT cohsssef. .x
Judge Frank Allyn. OF Tacoma, II spend
ing few days In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs l. w Emery, OF mo ,ns,.
of Mr and Mrs. William Anstie.
Mrs j. w. Ecameli has returned from
Seattle, where she spent couple ..
weeks visiting frients, Her sister MISS
Winnifred Rice, accompanied Mrs. scam
ell home. and VII spend some weeks IN
Mrn Emil pfund has been spending sew
ersl days IN Seattle visiting friends.
Mrs, A. H. Marsh II making An ex-
tended vist IN San Francisco, -,
Ethel, intend ienvins tomorrow for visit
with relatives and ffiends IN Lincoln
'J NJ rhama " Rooney. Of South Bend,
spent some days IN this city this week.
The guest OF Mr.. ". w Bush.
Mr. q g cherry and Mr., W. J. Bry-
made an inapeeting visit 20 the harbo- dur
Mr. Edward croft, OF Markham. was
uf AbffHftn tlbttbF iHfNuHyt
Mrs EveiyT Hart.a has removed g
Aberdeen frosa Denver Col. and will
make her futvfe homo y this city
DAY ~ FOR a' aae si'a Mich. Where they Win
make their fututr home.
Mfp. w. W. wcntherwax and danshter,
Mise Maude. loft today for California.
They intend locating permanently IN that
NJ. ana Mrs. u. u. shelley have re-
turned 20 the city after I've months
haA In a
air. James barrett and family. who re-
moved 10 Enumciaw sons months $50.
have returned. and will resume their res
Mr.. X zelass, was Seattle visitor dur
Mr, and Mrs. John zax. o. westport.
we're Aberdeen visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. G. w. Vans, Of WAstpor,. was In
the city early IN the week
Mrs james nawea went 70 Flma Tues
Cot W rakias returned Tuesday
esenIns from a trip 20 the Sound.
Mrs John Damiiio, u Elma. who has
Ing relatives. returned home Thursday
Mrs 4. y. atockwer visited her par
enis Mr. ana Mrs y. ~ Jones. at Mon
Mra Fred Mart and Miss Ina weather
wax gave a reception or Saturday In
honor ~ sheir cousin, Miss Maude Wealth
efwnx, .wha. leaves soon for the South
A delightful evening Was spent, after
which refreshments ware served. Among
these present wefe' Miss Daisy Camp
permoth Mis-. Mauae MeDermoth, Miss
Minnie Jones', Miss May Jones, Misa Cora
Jones. MISC hianehe Earshner Mss
Anna Rnnaeae. Mlss Macy Mcneil. Miss
cosn MgFgan, Nisa Nilla Ricker Miss
Msss ms \ lS'gls y, A .. nay f,, n nseses
Ara " "a Crnen Mrs W ~ Wood
aud atVn. mildred wea,
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RlMTE Ss eyeglasses. Fashionable. be-
~ss-,Iwe. iusx perKivs. comfortably adjust
~ correctly atted. Miss wfl4inA1f. OPP
riefan. 10 Cherry.
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F1R freight rnace ard passage 10 Nome
nppiy &c s-Y. r. 90. Steamer santa Ana
saf,iug about October 8.
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THE best running watch IL the Louis
Kiodt Special" No. - Second avenue.
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CREATES oossIDEHanLE COMMENT
The VI. n. rease millinery show q
Triumph.

Yesterday scores Of Senttie'a society
leaders visited the ~ u Peace millinery
openinE al i1a Second avenue The show
was refna rkable for ar eytcrsivenesA ard
heaafy seldom seen this side ~ Chicago,
ana IL addition 20 tie display - fan hats
tha first ahigneut % coats costumes,
waists and uetficoafs was mast enthusiast
fIcaltY commented on
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ness and general air II hospitality The
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CONSULT FlorRrce Marvin. sestfie's
prophecies. Hotel Victoria
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DIR. FLEIscHER. diseases q men and
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Pr WAGNER. Dentist, olymQlc black.
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H,ewlg Mrs. J. ]. Carney, Nfs. Na,I.3
HAMMER. MA A. J. West aEs. oxllyie.