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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-07-20

that he had noted that the men were
in excellent condition. Should 1t be
necessary to send an army to the Chi
nese empire, President Mckinley as
sured the patriotic visitors that his
confidence in the Eighth was such
that this regiment would be among the
very first ordered to war.
When this news was broken to the
boys of the regiment, the boys received
1t with the characteristic loyalty that
carried them bravely through the Gu
ban campaign. One of the wags at once
brought UP the subject of Chinese grub
and caused much amusement.
I'm the first place." said he, 1--WE will
have to learn to eat with crochet need
les. For breakfast we will get birds
nest stew and a small dish of chow
chow. Our dinner will consist of baked
rats, crockodile eyes and poached snails
on the half shell with sup Of green
tea sweetened with smokeless powder
For supper we will have rice, red an,
and pot pie, picked snake eggs and
Chinese firecrackers. Then after play
ing game of fan tan and smoking a
pipe Of opium, we will be ready to cud.
die down beside the great wall and take
a nap"
Despite this rather unsavory menu
the regiment are all anxious to serv,
their country. and when the call come.
there is no doubt about Alliance uphold
ing the old record Of bravery and true
patriotism.
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MUST PAY UP.
New Law to Compel Saloon
Keepers to Pay the,
Dow Tax.

Auditor Reed has received copy Of
the amendment to the law in Ohio
which will facilitate the collection Of
the Dow tax from saloon keepers.
Heretofore there has been no good plan
Of proceeding against saloon keepers
who failed to comply with the law and
pay the tax. 1t could generally he
collected but the process was some-
times complicated and annoying. Under
the new law whenever anyone is found
to be selling liquor without having
taken out the proper permission by
payment Of the tax their names may
be certified to the probate Judge with
complaint and they will be brought be-
fore the court and tried. II they are
found guilty the tax with all the costs
and penalties in the case will be assess
ed against them and made lien on
the property in which they are doing.
business.
Auditor Reed says he will make use
Of the law and arraign the first man he
finds selling without having paid his
tax.
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The board of health, Of Alliance, has
inaugurated a crusade on persons who
permit noxious weeds to grow on or
about their premises.
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Mr.. John Zimmerman, of 40 East
North street, has returned home from a
weeks visit in Cleveland with his aunt's
sister, Marcella and Mrs. A. Wagner.
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The Standard Oil company has leas-
ed 1000 acres of land in Trumbull
county and will thoroughly test 1t for
oil.
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BELLINGHAM BAY.

wHATCoM. Dec 22.-Mrs. Mcmillan 81
St Paul. is the guest of her son, Mr.. j.
II. Mcmillan. of Fairhaven.
a Ey a and Ms M end their
wives Monday afternoon In the parlors ~
the First M. T.. church. Those present
We're Rev, and Mrs. J. ". Kendall oadsr, Of
Smith. Rev. and Mrs s, s. Sulliger, Rev.
c. A. Owens, Rev. c. ]. Kaigren: OF
Ferndale: Rev A. r. Burrows. OF Seat
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Darling, of Fair
haven. will spend the holidays in Ever
EFT
The engagement of Miss Mary Benson.
of Fairhaven. and Mr.. F. w Baldrck.
of Huntington, b. c., is announced.
DIR. r. A. Seaborg is spending the holi-
days in Iiwaco
Mr.. r. w Martin. of Fairhaven. has
gone East on an extended visit.
Miss Zoe Stangroom is home from the
Annie Wright seminary to spend the
Miss Jessie Templin. Of Tacoma is Wis
iting friends in Whatcom.
Miss Calvert and Miss Marcia Calvert
entertained Friday evening. The guests
were Miss Lee, Miss Allen, Miss Vaughan,
Miss Mildred Vaughan Miss Donovan.
Mrs. l.. H. Darwin, Miss Berens, Miss
well, Mr.. L. H. Darwin. Mr.. L. L. Berens,
MIR. S. A. Post, Mr.. II. NJ. White, Mr.. a.
p Romine Mr.. c. 8. Roray. Mr.. " I.
Bradway, MI. J.; a Lee r,,,
en- Wednesday evening in honor of the
following members of the University Of
Washington Glee and Mandolin Clubs:
Miss Stevens, Mr.. Densmore, Mr.. KEEL
logg. Mr.. Fadden. Mr. Van Kuran. Mr..
Earle. Mr.. Dryden. Mr.. Reasoner, Mr..
Strauss. Mr.. Murdoch, Mr.. Schneider, Mr..
Kelly. Mr.. Tranhoul, Mr.. Prigmore and
Mr.. Wright. The party was given in
Odd Fellows hall and the following were
among the guests present: Mr.. and Mrs.
III. f. Hadley. Mrs. Elmon Scott. Mrs.
Hugh Eldridge. Mrs. A. Mansfield, Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Campbell, Miss Mans
field. Miss Asher. Miss Kirkpatrick. Mss
White Miss Stein. Miss Hayes. Miss Gill
ligan. Miss May Gilligan, Miss RYAN.
Miss Stadleman. Miss Mcmillan. Miss
Fitzhugh, Miss Eva Scott, Miss Huntoon,
Miss Ethel Scott. Miss Oliver, Miss Moul-
tray. Mr.. Marvin Barlow. Mr.. T.. J.
Triblev Mr.. l., -. Ryus, Mr.. r. |. Bur-
rows. Mr.. Fuller Mr.. Clarence White,
Mr. Walter Siade. Mr.. G. II. Bacon. Mr.
Il. A. Seaborg, Mr.. Lander.
The lodge OF Rathbone Sisters enter
tanned at the X. of r. hail, Fairhaven,
Wednesday evening. About $50 were
present.
Mr.. Il. s. Day is spending the holidays
in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. @ Newman were in
Seattle few days this week.
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ing his sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Miller.
Kew. c. Il. Goode was in Tenino this
week where he lectured.
Mrs. John Calvin will leave for South
ern California this week to visit her hus-
band, who is still at one of the resorts
there. She viii be absent several weeks.
Mr. Herbert Borst Is in the city from
Shelton visiting relatives
Hon. A. e. Rice superior Judge-elect, is
in Seattle for few days on business and
pleasure
Mrs. n L. Strange, mother of Mrs. Z.
F. Rector. Is visiting the latter. She Is
accompanied by her son Clarence. In a
few days Mrs Strange will return 10 her
Rector. who will visit there for some
time.
Miss Lucas arrived from San Francisco
Monday, where she has been visiting Tor
several months.
Grace seminary is closed for the holt
days.
Miss Minnie Coyle. formerly Of this city.
and Mr.. william Crosbie. of Aberdeen,
were married last week. They VIII re-
Mr.. ]. s. Bonar and family have remov-
ed to Medford Or.
Mrs. Annie Ostrom and Mr.. John Han
son were united in marriage Monnay
evening Justice Iandrum officiating.
They will reside in this city.
Mr.. T. II. McCleery was In Aberdeen
this week on business.
The Improved Order OF Red Men mas
elected the following officers for the en-
suing term: Sachem, Mr. Charles n.
Hoss; senior sycamore, Mr.. Daniei Sal-
ger: Junior Sycamore George w. Mills;
prophet. Mr.. s. T. Mills; trustee, Mr.. >.
r Mis-.
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Mrs. Dolson; second vice president Mrs.
Bowen; secretary, Mrs. Stevens; treasurer,
Mrs. Crossman.
Mr.. Hubert Loomis came up from the
university Thursday to spend the Christ
mas holidays
Miss Ferguson and Miss Bryan enter
tanned a few of their friends at progress
sive pedro Thursday night, December 20
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. b. II.
Morgan, Mr., and Mrs. A. w. Morgan, MI.
and Mrs. e. Lenfest, MIR. and Mrs @. w.
Stryker, Mrs. Clara Morgan, Mrs. James
Sprague. Miss Bryan, Miss Morse, MISS
Fuller, Miss Scott, Miss Ferguson, Miss
Packard. Mr.. Cole Mr.. Taylor. Mr.. MIL
Ter Mr.. II. Z. Morgan, Mr.. Cecil Fergu-
son and Nj. c. w. Gorham.
Mr.. Hugo Schneider visited his parents
few days this week.
Mrs. Joe Soethe has gone to California
to spend the winter.
Miss Marie Shirman visited in Everett
couple of days this week.
Mr.. e. NJ Bomey came down from Alas
ka Wednesday.
Mrs j. NJ ordway and Mrs. Barker
were Everett visitors Tuesday.
Mr. Martin Harris. of Seattle, visited
friends In the city this week.
Miss Lottie Johnson visited in Everett
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. John DeBros. of Machias,
We're in the city Thursday.
Miss Augusta Schneider, of Seattle, IS
visiting her parents for a few days
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ABERDEEN.

ABERDEEN. Dec. 22-Mr. Clyde Nor
row and Miss Nellie Hughey, both we'll
known young people of this city, were
united in marriage at Seattle this week
by the Rev. Mr.. Samson of the Presby-
terrain church. They will return to Aber-
deem TO reside.
r. Becker, Mrs II. $. Connell. Mr.. Il. c.
Martin, Mr. II. a. Van Arnum, Mrs. e.
schiller and Mr.. 4. p. King We're Port
land visitors the first of the week.
Mrs. G. w Ninemire and Mrs. Thomas
Morgan Of Montesano, were visiting
friends in the city Saturday;
Mrs. III. Hook and children. of Ho-
quiam. were visiting with relatives at the
Pacific hotel this week
MIR. c. W. Ransom. OF San Francisco.
had business in Aberdeen Friday.
One of the society events OF the week
was the reception given Friday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Wood at their
home to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H Green.
The rooms were decorated in ferns and
ivy. over 200 invited guests were present,
The Ladies' Aid Society gave a tea and
musicale Wednesday afternoon at the res
idence Of Mrs. X. II. Campbell.
Mrs. Jacob Weatherwax was visiting
this week in Portland
Mr.. NJ. r. Thompson, Of Olympia, was
in the city saturday.
Mr.. w. G.. Allen, OF Denver, Is a late
arrival in Aberdeen.
Sunday afternoon the Citizens band
gave another one Of their most delight
. fil musical concerts in the opera house
20 large audience.
MT III. 4. Bailey, manager OF the Tcle-
phone Exchange. Of this city. was united
IN marriage In Olympia Sunday to Miss
Lillian Furness. They viii reside In this
city.
AFR. II. H. Carter was visitor to tho
county seat on Monday.
Manager Wolf. Of 7. Harris & Sons.
made a trip to Olympia on Monday
MIR. " II. Benn returned Saturday even
tng from his trip 20 Seattle
Mrs. j. ID. Elliott. OF Seattle. came down
on saturdays train 10 spend the holidays
with relatives.
Seattle, WAS ia the city during fhe week
Mr.. 4. n Flanders II Tacoma was In
town several DAYS this week and while
here made q speech ON behalf Of the Fiks'
lodge Mr. Flanders Is q newspaper man
OF considerable note
Miss onhelia Carlton, of Oakvnle "a
VISITING with friends IN the city during
the week
AR. w H. Abel ~ Montesano. was In
the city over Sunday.
ilr Gadsen Howe has resigned, his posi-
tiQn rs chief surgeon At the ST J0saph's
hospital and VIII remove from the city
i'rS. ScaWel and OvermeyeT have been
appointed 10 succeed Dr. Howe
Mt Oscar Carlson and Miss Hul3a s 1hl
bHth or this city. werc united 10 marriage
N Tacoma Wednesday morning at the
home ~ the hrido's pareuts They Viii
Visit Seattle. Portland and other cities be-
fnre returning here 70 reside
MIS-. I. q Miles who has been visiting
relatives here for some fifnc returned
To- Seat,le Tuesday morning.
Mt and Mrs A. l. Coates, Of this city
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sNOHONIsH.

SNoHoMIsH. Dec. Mrs Lizzie Rob.
etts ana children left TUESDAY for OKLA
homa, where they win make their future
pr stryker and Dr. Mccnny were Ev-
erett passengers Monday
Mr., +. ]. keonan and family have ar
rived from Algona. la. and expect TO
live on Frod Foss farm this winter
Mr.. a. W. Hawkes. has gone 20 New
YORK and Chicago on a business trim
MI. Bob Mckay. OF Arlington was in
the city for few days this week
Mr.. John II. Hussey. Of Maple,on MINI,
visited MS brother Mr.. George Hassey,
AZ the regular meeting OF Centennial
Lodge. No. .. y. & 4. Al Saturday
night the following officers were elected:
w. NJ. Lew Param1rc: s. W. C. f. Paul.
J. w ". O. pQlson. treasurer. y Get
chell; secretary. Z. G. Ferguson; trustees.
~ Rlackman, r. c. Ferguson and 5. Get
Miss Emma Dubuque spent sunday at
home
Nr. n. s Baker. Of Arlington, spent
saturday and Sunday IN the city
Mr.. :. w. Isys0ne and daughter. yuma
~ seattle. spent sunday with hts sister,
Mrs, II c. Cumegys.
Mr.. Walter Stout and Miss, Percie Gum
% Index. came down 90 attend the con-
cert Tuesday night
Mr.. W Nj snyder VAS In Seattle on
business Thursday
Mr. George webber was In Everett
Tuesday.
spent TuradRy "a Everett
The Mothers CHILD StuIy Club met NTH
Mrs. Crcssmau Wednesday, December Ia
VI being the last meeting 81 the year.
the following Officers were elected pragi-
dent, Mrs. j Boyle Hrst vice president.
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Eastern Star were guests of the Centralia
chapter last Monday evening
Mr.. Levi Black and Miss Hester Rice
were quietly married in the presence of a
u. B. Allender In Chehalis Tuesday after
noon. After brief honeymoon, which
Will be spent with friends at WinIock, the
young couple will return to Mr. Rice's
home near Boisfort.
Mr.. Nugget, of Castle Rock. visited
with his friend, Mr.. w. 4. Sherman. in
Chehalis early this week
Mrs. Callfson Is spending the holidays
in Olympia visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. ID. Sheldon.
Mrs. Benson, of Cathlamet, is in Che
halls visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
q. 4. I.oomis.
Miss otie Van orsdalI is spending the
holidays with her mother at Vaughn.
two. weeks visit with friends in Port
land.
Mrs. T. b. Mitchell and her nephew,
ALBERT Sargent. went TO Bellevue, Or,
Thursday. to attend a. family reunion.
Southern California, where he has been
Tor some time for the benefit of his
health.
State Treasurer-elect c. w. Maynard
has secured a dwelling house In Olympia
ana VIII occupy 1t soon after the first OF
Mrs Ed Sloan, of Townsend, Mont, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Foster, at Claquato.
Wednesday evening at the home OF Mr..
am Mrs. William West in honor of their
daughter. Miss Hattie. who has returned
from Tacoma.
Company F. Of the National Guard,
have fixed up their quarters much more
attractively than heretofore and will en-
terrain the wives and friends of the men,
DORIS OF the company at an early day.
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CENTR ALA.

CENTRALIA. Dec. 2. The ladies % h
Eastern Star gave pleasant card party
All NcNftt hall Monday eVenlng. The at
tendance was large. Refreshments were
served at the close OF the games. Mrs
Emily Nelson received the first prlze for
The ladies and Mr., oliver p, TAYLOR the
first gentlemen's prize. MISS Lucille ltorr
ana Mr.. sheperd received consolation
Mr. Oscar Nelson Is at home from wal
la waila. where no has been for several
months. -,
Mrs Bachtell Is In Aberdeen visiting
her husband this week.
Miss EVELYN MeNitt Is at home from
Aberdeen where she has been Tor some
time.
Miss Inex Williams arrived home this
weak from Everett. where she visited
Miss Bernice Shepard is in the city
visiting her aunt. Mrs. W. III, Nudd.
Miss shepard resides In New York
Mr.. +. r. Bebitt. mail clerk between
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were visiting for several days on the
Sound this week.
Mrs. j. A. Hood is visiting on the Sound
this week
Mrs. James Stewart and son, Mack left
Wednesday morning for Astoria TO spend
Christmas with Mrs. Stewards mother,
Mrs. McGregor.
The Stay-at-Home Club met with Mrs
w. b. Fetterman on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. w. Z. Miller. of Seattle, was in
the city Wednesday.
Mr.. Frank Pierce, of Seattle, was in
business.
Mr.. ]. A. McGillicuddy was down from
Montesano Friday.
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PORT TOWNSEND.

PORT TOWNSEND. Dec. 22.-Mr. and
Mrs. Israel Katz gave children's festi-
val saturday afternoon. to which all the
children were invited. Great preparations
We're made to make the affair a sue
cess and many Christmas gifts distribute
ed to the deserving children of the city.
The whist party of Unity Lodge, u. of
H., and the regular monthly hop OF the
Benedict Club. both of which were to
have taken place this week. were post
poned.
Mrs. Harry Harkins visited friends IN
Seattle during the week
Mr. Ernest Baker. of Montesano was
visiting friends in the city Thursday
Mrs. James Mcintyre arrived in the
city froms Victoria last Sunday
Mrs. Frank Close went to Seattle last
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China Dolls. with long hair. in
stead OF 10c. only &C.
Composition Dolls. with long
plated hair and movable arms, in
stead Of zoe. only Zoe.
finch Dolls, bisque head, NOV
able head and limbs, blonde hair.
instead OF 20c. only l0c.
11-inch Real Kid Dolls, with
bisque heads and real hair. blonde
or brunette. instead of 4oc. only
19c.
All others. up to $500. In same
proportion to close.
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thEHAItS.

~ Dec 2--Mrs. L.. G. Lowry
n o"Iy, Of Claagato, returned
h a. ss from Tacoma. where they
- iortnight visiting friends.
|xM =, Nennedy. OF Salkum. who il
|<ea.ss .an,hs In snohoalish county,
&nAs, wv noiiayS with his family.
|<aS Is ths '~les and gentlemen be-
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Dolls OF all kinds, with the larg-
est variety of hair and eyes, ex-
preston and disposition, possible.
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ELLENSBURG.

ELLENsBuRG. Dec. 22--Mr. Frank
McCandless returned on Monday from a
two weeks trip to the coast.
Mr. M. J. Shinn, of Kent, is in the city,
j. NJ. blanchard
Mrs Robert Brothers is visiting in Les
ter and Tacoma.
Mrs. Weed spent the week visiting
friends in Portland.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Aid So
ciety realized over $50 from their fair.
Mr.: j. c. Painter, OF Walla Walla, is
visiting in the city
Mr.. c. r. Hovey was a Seattle visitor
for a few days this week.
Bishop Wells is conducting a series of
meetings at the Episcopal church.
Mrs. Ennis, of Snohomish. has been the
guest of Mrs. H. L. Stoweli for few
days
The. Friday Night Club gave very en-
josyable party at old Armory hall.
Miss Mabel Carscaden has gone to
Adnah, Lewis county, to teach school
The iiremen have completed arrange
ments Tor masquerade ball to be given
at the opera house Christmas night.
Mrs. Cora Wise. of Tacoma, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Frost.
Mr.. Ralph X. Nichols of the revenue
department spent few days in the city.
Mrs. Ralph Kaufman gave chatting
dish supper on Monday evening Those
present were: Miss Porter, Miss grippe.
Miss Remmele. Miss Wilcox Mr. and
Mrs. @: P. Short. Mr.. and Mrs. Geer. Mr..
T.. e. Wager, Mr.. A. NJ. Hall.
Miss Diekey and Miss Sanford entertain
ed the young people at the dormitory
Saturday evening.
Mrs. VIII Spaulding is spending the
holidays in Prosser with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Nelson Rich.
Mr.. William Charlton has just returned
from a three years service in the Philip
pines.
Mrs. Thora Viko. after spending sew
eral weeks in Seattle. has returned to
her home here
Prof. Wilson, of the normal school, has
so far recovered from three months ILL.,
ness that he is able to be about.
The students of the normal gave the
play 'Esmeralda" at the opera house
Thursday evening Following is the cast:
Old Man Rogers, North Carolina
farmer ................... Fred Butcher
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Useful Gifts.

Fans. something beautiful and
dainty, In white gauze. hand paint
ed and decorated. some with lace
and carved ivory handles. instead
of Soc, at SIC.
Others reduced proportionately.
Pocketbooks in highly polished
Morocco leather instead OF tic. at
Soc, and others up to $500.
MEMS keckwear.
In Tecks and Imperiais. fourth
Hands. made OF the finest silk and
newest designs. put up each one in
neat box, instead OF N.75, at $l.SS
Christmas Linens.
Had II occurred TO you that a
handsome set OF Table Linen would
be most acceptable Christmas
present. We have at special prices
Monday 2-yard, sis-yard and 2-yard
Cloths. with 81 Napkins to match.
double satin damask. handsome
patterns. put UP one set IN neat
box yards. instead OF $6.75, at
s95; 2,s yards, Instead of s7.oO. at
$3.50: 5 yards. instead OF $50. at
se25.
Towels are also In great demand.
especially hemstttched with drawn
work fringed with open work. All
our sc and &c Fancy Towels Will
40 at 49c.
Useful 0lfts.
Toilet Sets - Comb. Brush and
Hand Mirror-in ebonoid box. with
sterling silver mountinRs. a beauti-
full present. instead of $3.50. at S3.5o.
Glove Boxes. Photo Frames and
Albums.
Mems Suspenders In glass boxes.
Handsome Boxes of Stationery,
etc. all at sacrifice prices.
Women's Neckwear. choice novel;
ties.
Christmas Aprons. very new and
dainty.
Christmas IImbrellas--Here you'll
find every Imaginable novelty in
the way Of handles. and all are
weil covered and prices are the
lowest
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Toys, Toys, Tsys.

There win be no dull moments
here Monday. owing to the bar
gains we will display. The inclem-
ent weather has left us with too
many Toys.
Whips. instead OF i0c and l5c, SC.
Drums, instead OF zoe, at &c.
Horns, instead of &c. at lc.
Steam Engines. instead Of 75e.
at Soc.
Trains of Cars, instead Of soc,
at 29c.
Tops, instead OF &c. two for Sc
Tool Chests. instead of 35c, at l9c.
Kaleidoscope. instead of SIC. at
19c
Doll Carriages, instead of 35c. at
19c.
Noah's Arks. instead of 25c. at l5c.
Drums. instead OF BIC. at 19c.
Drawing States, instead OF 1oc,
at &c.
And hundreds OF others In Ike
proportion.
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Dressed Tolls.

1o-inch Cymbal-Clapping Dolls,
guadify dressed in red. white and
blue. bisQue head. instead of l5c.
at &c.
1l-inch Neatly Dressed Dolls,
wearing bib, apron and lace trim
med bonnet. bisuue head and long
hair. instead OF Csc. only i9e.
And all others reduced to close.
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Hsday was q rcd-letter day for the
Inn Of the public schools. the holiday
ussn II many OF the school buildings
~ place In the afternoon and even
that day. Visitors we're present a,
aexsscises and many quaint shades of
l'aelsr developed In the rendition OF
uried programmes by the little
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!Antions are being made by many
y society leaders to keep open house
~ Years day. Heretofore the Gus
~ been partially disregarded. but
Ieaf many have indicated their in
y Of entertaining their friends In
r ad style" on that day.
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aemhers OF the Cary Club win give
ess holiday entertainment to their
nen friends some evening during
Hesent week. The club met last
TIE residence of Mrs. Wilbur. on
y Eighth street.
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n snd Mrs. J. II. Rouse entertained
~ friends at their home on South
"a street in the West end Wednesday
nlns. Games Of various kinds were
~ until 10 o'clock. when supper was
M. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
I'M. Vineyard. Miss Nellie Longden,
y E1sIe Gosney, of Kentucky; Miss
mnond, Mr.. Arthur Davis and Mr..
Nv H. Brown.
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MEMS Keckwear.

In Tecks and Imperiais. Fourth
Hands. made of the finest silk and
newest designs. put up each one in
a neat box. instead OF $i.75. at $l.3S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-23

[ce Il the events for which the literary
NJ dramatically inclined contingent of
- society has been waiting with inn
Inoo b the Dramatic Clubs perform
~ take place next Thursday evening.
nembers Of the club who will take
n Il the plays produced have given
nost dIligent and painstaking care 10
= parts. and rehearsals have been at
~ almost nightly for some time past.