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SUMNER. Oct s-Mis. tda coSa'd ~
Tacoma. was the guest last Sunday Of
MI ,. sns S MI g a. y .r Roe ,o- mo,s.,
Sea tie. visited this geek with relatives
Sir, J. w. Mckee returned las, SUNDAY
Nome. y" " V' ' a''
Mr.. ard Mrs. Young. " ard MIS-.
ssyre and Mr.. George Hubbard wer.
guests issi Sunday a. The s-nss reT'scr-e
Mrs masvie crawford and son. Russell
znlah.
Mr. v. R,v has iefi Trcorna and has re.
turned 10 hlq homo Tn summer
raid a living s.it ~ his ,sroie. Mr.
George LIvesiv. last Wednesday,
NJ " " N~~.ick ~ home on short
witt 20 sis family.
lac, Friday evening = number of the
members ~ The NJ r. church rendered
Rev George Arney exception In the
10 this niaec FOR The ersu'rg wear. Ee-
f~esNrnn~'s we's served ara a veFw bleas~
art evening was endowed nv al e~sser'
NJ n ~ Huice has moved hts u f,'iy
from the Cr'~ piare - the property be-
iorrirS 10 Mrs ratch. north ~ FNwr.
Mr. Oscar H0veV rc'"-7eh h07'@ last
Monday from North yakl-,a. where he
Mr. sra Mrs Perry ~ Hona r'vc- o-..
ace vis,stnr 'se'- son ~ ~ q p4r~v
sf~a = e--,'N - ra~nnra ~srs fAe
s,sas, this week ~ Mfa M~~gr's~a
Ms r a. Young Ia visiting her mother
IN Seattle
Nf~- Fshr pa-krr nNh Mr. NW~''n
Parker returned Thursday. from Idaho
nrf raxsef- wssNtagttsn
Me- " = rnweN. ~ Tarn-~s -fs{'eft
hrr rars~ts hoe TNursdav pH5 F-fdrv.
Mirv >stfe p,s"Vis r~fusNeN frrt Sur
Rsv t-~r1 otls wh~~r sac hR- Neen 'each-
i~F scNaei So ieft " ednssssy fnr ore
Tew wher~ she ~ni ha e-~Fs'r ved "a a
tFn -Ne~ - = rw~@r~~ae~t srNAN'
~ .ra NJ swift tHfe9v From AfNska
a. guests ~ Mr.. and Mrs John O'rsln-
nsn
~ " Sin~ais ~ s0eks~e - VISITING
a. So host4 - ~ = = kfncnid
Ns-s Ft~l~~ MrFs~'ssf 80 the guest -
ne- sister. Mrs. poweu n Tacoma. Sal
uFi6S
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night At BArnie's hail Many fr"rn neigh
boring towns were in attendance
Mrs. L. c. Burton returned sunday
morning from a visit to relatives ara
friends in the willamette valley
SIR. Clarence White visited friends IN
SteIls the first Of the week.
The marriage ~ Mr. w A. Hovch m
and Miss Minnie MessInger was solemn
tied az the residence OF A. y. Crop n.
Sunday morning last. Rev. y. Brady
officiating. Only few intimate frierds
were present. ire happy couple VIII re-
side In Cathlamct.
Mr.. W. Mcsewes, NJ Grays river. u the
guest Of Judge Sol Smith.
Mr. HAYES Walker. Of Grays river. WAS
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Baker
on Sunday last.
Mr. John West md Mr.. l.. c. Burton
visited Astoria Wednesday.
Mrs. sorrensen. OF Grsys river. Who
fas heen willing Mrs George lrv ng On
tire Efskoulin. returned home Thursday.
Miss Maud Kimbail. teaching ~ L gle
cliff. was a. home on brief visit Sat-
urday and Sunday.
AIRS ] West. 81 Stella, Is visiting
Mrs. necrscken and Mrs 4. G. Burton.
Of CathiaHef
MIR m lrsf-g. who has been
quite I'll Is recovering.
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ARLINGTON. Oct. s-Mrs Mamie
Mo1rehead arrived Sunday from Seattle
and Is teaching the traitor school
Mr. ID. A. Ford. OF Snohonish. was vis-
itirg friends In town this week.
Mr.. George fuckef visited Ids father In
Static this. week.
Mr.. l.. Hanson was visitor Win
friends in Seattle this week.
Rev. r. L. Smith made visit VIII
friends IN Seattle Of several dsys tne past
Mr. Waiter piair visited friends IN
Stanwood Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. G. A. HUDSON returned THURSDAY
from visit 10 the southern part OF the
sia.e.
Miss Kate Pearl visited friends In Sc
attic this week
The ball on isst Saturday evening wss 4
very enJngahfe sralr. and WAS success.
Mr.. Lee Nose goes 10 Seattle this week
20 attend tusiness college. His friends
ravs MIN surprise party Saturday even
ing
ing among old friends This week.
Mrs Peter Ford has rfturned from me
hospital In Seattle. where she has been
NJ wirlam Guy snd Mr.. Ber,ois. Of
Marysviie. were u town this week. Mr..
Guy VIII soon become permanent resi-
dent here.
MIR Lee Rogers. who has been In Alaska
Mr. r. r. walsh. Of skag'i county. was
visiting In Arlington several days last
Mrs. A. Meredith. Of Kent. is visiting
her friends Mr.. and Mrs {. c. Brown.
Mr.. Clarence Dennis has returned acme
from Nome
Rev. and MIRA Beers. Of Seattle were
guests OF Rev and Mrs f. l.. Smith this
week.
Mr.. r. n. DirgIe and Sir. r. r. Rar'h-
ron. Of Seattle. wtre visiting In Arlington
last Sunday.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Park IL IN Chicago.
Mrs Johanna MacKer2'e visited la Ev-
erett last Saturday ard Sunday.
Mr.. r.. ". Wrage has returned from his
eyterdes visit TO Germany.
Last Sunday Afternoon in Workman hsii
n tent OF the Knights Of the Narcah bees
was irs'ttutcd ny Deputy Supreme Com
RIA rder g. w. RYAN and y. W Ren'amin.
deputy for sseaitie Tire following are the
officers of Arlington tent; Past comnan-
der. J. d. Sfeafer: commander. r. ~.
Munro. lieutenant COR ma nder. ~ r..
Raicheler: record keeper. " r. 0'ror-
nor: anarce te~rer W r. oliver. rhap-
lain. r, Witenur n. sergeant VI r. Tate:
phvsician. ~ w y oliver raster-rt-
arms. s Durham: frsf master OF quarts.
J. ", Reed: second master of guards. J.
w Fc~@-: sr1tirei. - ffr ffe
e. -. Branson. A number Of visiting
f~tghts we've nreser; f-eYsa ~ ,ri
i-v towns and from Tacoma. Seattle and
Bcthcl~
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Cat. has beeu Visiting Mr. John Myen-
faIrg
Az T,o,,erf M.fp NJ pfafSrlfe was
WISHING her mother. Mrs. Alien Lloyd. on
Sundsy.
Hr Claude Burke ard Mr. Timoihy
mullen viii attend college in Seattle
during the winter
Mr. 81 Wiser of O'Yrten. was IN
town on Frtdsv
Mr. ard Airs porf Of O'Rrte4 we're
IN town on sgeSrpedav
Mr. Eugene Burke left Thursday for
Ms p Al IFrar5en and her sisteg.
Asrs T-1eed re Young az SEATTLE we're
Visiting s-sth pr r ~ Berlin. and Nj.
J. ri Tarnn few days last week.
Mr. Ittther Crre1r ard M. =. Harm
~ysr. - : stfte ~, Thursday
NJ I r. Berlin was m Seattle On
TTyrsfsv
Mr. 81 y. ssouas ~ Lester. has besn
in sn~n aursyr - week
Mr.. NJ. s. Trseearis ~ Madf--i. o..
has been v.siffrv az the home Of Air. and
Mrs. y Berf.n. for several days.
Miss Bessie rrny has returned from
visit " Tacoma.
Rev WifIfar fuaeive-a ieft - Tacoma
on Thursday evening 10 attend the synod
Rev g. b cre~weli wiIi rreseh In the
PRESBYTERIAN church n Kent or SnnGHy
everfnr
Dr n r Seville. y, Seattle. was N
town las; week
Mt. r. o. Burres. Of 81. Psul. has been
engaged 20 teach IN TIM . Bfaen sen -
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Epl.eapsI rhwreh~..

~ -rn'rns as,lsa Rev T. u INLAND re
W lHstns ssrues suaasy 81 u n sas N
- Auts - Esntaa <erstrv. serrua arr Foaf'
- fays - ne -rata 81 , . m, ~th - rsao ~
Nss ~ Gaweu
a. Ns'ks rAa-gh- Asa ac- strrrs ssd hrose srF
hrlre' iev n Li3yA services aza "a
r. ass - p "a
t f-ftt.s Ws~sr s.f-Ns So f;.rsttf-.o
sfeef Nrs HadnrV ArraT, seetHr sue9ss sehael
shssI. &c ". Sguhes n a. saA " o m
"t f.ti-fh ststs rtN sat
Ns'hine'rn s3Yr~t Re- Grsrs. ~ rssr r~efaT
SUNDAY sAefa = Na-wius rssess sas SER
nea. y a'fiFsA- EssHiag -sfriss 4 s'tie-a
Aurlty rsftsh fauflh| ga-usF Ftetth st~aas srs
fs-r~s tf.asf W-Ffe 80 q y tscu.a sess-
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sEpRo- wooLlEs SOCIAL NOTES.

sEpRo- wooI.IEY, ort s.-Mr. > C.
Dounely and Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Dom
nelly. al ~ Port Huron. Mich. arrived
LAST week and are tre CUES OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ~ NJ nonnfly, of th's city. MI
Ben D5rneliy. companies by. his
mother. Mrs. j. c. Donnlis are daily sx-
pecteu 10 arrive from The SAME phase.
Miss Stella Hutton leaves Sunday for
Seattle where she expects 70 make her
Mrs. Hsnsiey and Mrs. Stewart. OF Ar
ijns,on passed ttrough this city Tne--
day en- route home from Avon. where
they have been yislilrg friends.
The Ladies Aid society OF The rresps-
terrain church ~ sedrs- wooley VIII give
. dinr.r at Odd Fellows hail Friday, De-
Capt GEORGE Green made a business
visit 10 Seattle on Monday.
DIR. d. II. Brooks, house physician az
st. Elizabeth hospital Tor some r,nths
past, has entered Upon his hnai term IN
the University Of OREGON at Portland
The recently organized literary rocity
OF Sedro-Nooliey ~ maklna preparations
for n masquerade hall ri ire oP@ra house
on saturday evsnlng. october ~.
Mr. rr David BA'ey returned early In
the week from an extended vtsit u Gait
fornia. Mss Susie Baiey returned with
she vii remain for few weeks. tha
guest ~ Mrs " A. Marshall
Mr. Frank A. rnrnis has returned from
the Fiondlke and will remain al home
Mrs Mooney ha- returned fr>-, a
long visit n her former home at Shen-
sneeah, "a arr Moprey vas accom-.
psnled to this place BY her sister. Mas
N~n n-vis Wha unl remain here during
sr John f ~ shea ~ cienr Lake,
has returned frern 9 RI 70 Nome
principal ~ he aasi.Son schools Miss
Grace Caekrehari has been engaged as
teacher Of to- intermediate department..
ana Nlss Anri. Walker Wiz have charge
M wntss not,rssn skasii csanlv's
weli-hnswn grain hnyer. and Miss JefiiA
hassr were auictly married N seattle
Vernon on = brisf vlgii with friends and
relatives after winch they return 10
mshe ssstiie their fitnre home.
Prof q VI Sgr,ak'p wba was rFincipai
If the aunlie Shoes AZ Hanilfpn last
sf r. ) nv sV sSsps :. Hs 'ainssS vsc
has been rnrered % Ms home for the
pRst few weeks with q severe attack -
typhoid fever - aAjc - he ahant agsin.
Sc rhe~ss W u Thompson IL 90 on
iliDhNoi creek.
tay from McMarray Yer aaagstes Mrs
Msnas. will return ~ith her fren Sc
Nra rv-vfs~. ~ Ntswprrhy. terurpea
from s.e',,s Sr'"~'sV, aiter AZ exteaded
Mas poi'is Jones has returned from
her sp~mer yHrataa IN PaFiis and
has siartsA her N,eief term - school at
Nr ~ ri.hor ana aapshtes w'ss
ieFa go NJ Nsvra Davis reia mes Fri-
dsy svgnlrF from Ncme, Alassa, 20
ne a e,liv - ~ v Nanhart af
rslsille favs taken up tse'r abode IN
Mount Vsrros
Afurysy veni ~ Maprt Vcruoa wsdnss-
rnfst.NHN NHI frHn0Ua
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German Lutheran missouri synodl-Hes n Bohi.
Snifist shneI - - sifTs = - ~ ..
fsnih sseRne ss,i;h and Main street
>or~exisn- Hzui~h tosfih .seTus snd ine street.
Rev u A Rar-@xik pastor. rs<idenoe. ino' Hetrhth
svenue s,fadss auhuoi At 50 . M services al
u ard .
Swedish FFAazrtirAi-Thi-S ss~7sfe. rrsr
it-y Marin s-<on rvq-fnr. s.-iG.sc ig1 krte-
tUe >aindsv .srrir~- ai fesS = m sno
n N. suudsv sehuoi. Y Frsyef meefinS p n
rev T-i-itv r-slssh re-se- ~~r--.- --@rne -
r-se- s.-~~. pe--~.n " yurg n n raste-.
Re-idsrc- ISIS stSth svern~. No nins - - !,
4. n re.per service. . n sundsE srheoi' ss'
O.
,.e man Fsaneellesi Lutheran. Zton's forneg
Terry srsnre snd stewart -tfef krs, v hnaiiN.
rs.for. tes,drnre N fear ~ rhtrh SUNDAY -ehan,
Of ~ N. supday seftieee Il ie5s s. %ai
~
fr-nsnnei's Irthsrsn shTreh Gomez Hiire .nl
yifos sventr se viees fr-i ana third Snrd'r- ~
the mouth At u m setOtd tnf fa1fth sun
dav. ~ n NJ Res n \ Caiistienssa. pastor.
ilesidsnes liz seventh svnue
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ChiIdren'S Underwear.

dozen Chdren's Ribbed Cotton and Camcls Hair VI
and Pants sizes 16 and IS, worth 1oc and 15c for Sc
dozen Chdren's Ribbed Cotton and Cancels Hair VI
and Pants, sizes is, 20, 20, worth zoe, for 10c
IL dozen Chdren's Ribbed Cotton and Camcs Hair VGl
Pants and Drawers Sizes co. a. 26 worth ESQ and Soc for N
% dozen Chldrens Ribbed Cotton and Cameps Hair w
Pants and Drawers sizes o. o. 80 worth $780, for Zoe.
Is dozen Chldrens Ribbed Cotton and Cameps Hair Vu
Pants and Drawers sizes "a 49, a. worth 800 and 400 for W
IA dozen Camels Hair Vests Pants and Drawers, sizs
and 2s, worth soc, for 30c. ID
10 dozen Camcls Hair Vests, Pants and Drawers ssm n
SO, "a, worth 80c, for 4oc.
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T0DAY'o ohU hua SERVICES.

rs~sar~- fss r~sf.t-t-ne~es~v ~in allow A..
Ne n 'H+~ast et'reh ~nssrvs fscr ~ chsTss 70
every lire over nsc their will h. charge o, s
ecvts Ih,s rss sill e styirfly adhered to-
'haseh aotirv. srust t~ 10 the ciaSs not lsiss
tash 10 " tfiass
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Ladies' Underwear.

90 dozen Ladies' Cream Cotton Ribbed Vests worth sA
for 15c.
4s dozen Ladies' Silver Gray (Axford CUT Fleece Lid
Vests and Pants, all sizes, worth Soc, for 29c
90 dozen Ladies' Silver Gray HalfWool Ribbed Vests m
Pants all sizes, worth 75c for 35c
25 dozen Ladies' Silver Gray ThreeQuar Wool Rhh
Vests and Pants, all sizes, worth 90c for Soc
25 dozen Ladies' Fine Cames Hair Vests and Psuk
worth si.00, for see
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A.. 2 hsii-Cssner iats stfssl sud Third .,.u..
,..ts I'D Esd Nlsta -. aa..r ~ thsa.s -
a., liit "a a seslarss 1sstlss ! y "a IN.
,g ssihsFias
- I h4u- 4seFDef ssvc ~ tssEu< costa sas Y,.let
- ks.asa ,ssak.lat sui Lisuf n stsss IL
..trv "a - kprr 20. e. aullnt.. 49,
- > ~ 's@-..s s~.asss-s' > "a. Gss -
s.st
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Boys Underwear.

25 dozen BOYS Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers sis
90, 90, worth 35c TO 45c, for 25c.
35 dozen Boys Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers ss 81
80, "a, worth SOC to &C. for 900.
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yf-sf CAtssAs isanh NiEhsh sr.sns ..s e.u
.trys, grs. q Lius.gfsitss pastor ss-,,...
sssiusul. q t.hsssl" E,sg.ng suh,s44. .-lhr E,u
ugg.
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ne tasasesl fsEti.t- - tts. rFssy San1x, al "a
s-B saa afkNA e. ~ eha feaG.
Nssasslfsls' asa ia ths 40 aaiesFssss ssUan3a
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fs--s ~. s.~' fa1f F~lrHss' An ------
arrr~e svrsz-s srd ssvrrs street A.. Fanrts
Wfnnc.tr g sau ir.aH Ca. stf ic tsre zsf
= N~Ci-eafns srd So. 1aaaseu- 81 r4Ef1r4.4 N.
v4I - arsrtz zr iAzis si4iass sad sg.siiasi
faesrksaa Il 70 % n
Axa re ~gsf8ael 49, i-fiaTs- Frtaest- ksT.
gis FNst s5enas frtn-F ~ Nm ~ a. Va A. !
q ~r loesan b ,in- isoae4 - : - J. no. Ts.tk
seat free
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rs,-rh - 49, '--rsr~l,i,'- f'res'sey 49, t-r's~n
sire~f ne. Father \, swscre nsstns Hrs " y.
smith ard Res. A. Tryeii. assistants. tonducfed
by the Iesuiis.
Washington street Rev r'rfeStsier rt19r.
Low mas ~. high mas. 10 20 a m beae-
di~fiob. " o.
sacred Heat sixth -vprnr srd Rei street Cnn-
cufted by the Redeuptosisfs Rev fhpw . Hrn'n.
pastoi icw mx~s. With . " high mass.
With SERMON Ig 80 IN tssnedictios, ~ y. IA
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- -
-, 80 r,n,ac+ .aas. sy,,eolsH nv Mrs
. n fzrke
-.,.-. -, -. xx,p,.,, chan
thHStan Adfsnt.sts ,nuaeh-"s.' r,s.rh;r, II
n.a. $50 .rh-ei rs
r.,n.
' - -, ,v.,s,,ston
Melting heli 10 basement Of 20 ,.'',s .r,.s
'iss, rnlrale On s.ey 80 ssios :. rs ociock
Futile ceieiaiS m'a'e'-
rpt,ersnr Brothevhocd
Ard sesca sscists in As'c' , ss.,,l. Lsass
SUNDAY. = N snsie,i me 49, ~, ,hi,sren II
lhf. -.
4 !"
.art.ttsn Cathatfc church.
zien ,,ceunrs,i. 4, ban. Coils els~s Rev
70 a. N. and 80 m
rr,rr-iIcat Association.
esfrrr- lTr-sson s,Tee 80. 80. afene. ~ ~
Van n,esetirs -sers -snl .. IL a N ard .
IN: i T. > { at n n.
Mental s-fr-~-
r.r,,. No MEETS ~ acr,e rn.s-s-s en,lrse
,.,.,,.r ser,,A avenue mi rfk- etes SUNDAY At II
= IN Az"
Russian orthodox church.
IN l,,.,,ew ssenus gev 10. h.mrs,. p...,.
fir-' es"rrs 81 shr''s. sc'en'.s.
s.,ee, ~ei,lp~ At u a. ~ SUNDAY scpooi ST Il
to-an oirn dnnHs Tue we,t sruFn ! 70 m
sc~eutb-fry Aaventl-s.
- -. -. n r
Meet ~ Nes.na r''n"e t+rn - 80 r-~
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Mating. be,t io basement Of fca washinstcu
,f,set rntrauce On alley between Fist syefae eo
ana s,cadenisi areuus. every evening At ~ ociosA
IfiIue ccfdiaily invited.
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rioncsr block. Subject. bible symbols" by Mrs
q. ~ P4rke.
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csr,.,,sn Mi-.,on-seamen's net'

Christian AdFeniists' ohurch-Rsv. Wiliism Chap
n.sn pa~o- Prayer. lei5 A. m; preAcnins II
a M srz1ay school. L % p r.
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60 20 VIctagia IN S S "I'tor4a. Pare
le u cengs Nesler ~haff daily except
Sunday e m
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For he past fire gears GREAT ANNUAL UNDnI
WEAR SALE has created extraordinary interest IN IA
and suburbs.
This gear, the past offer splendid lines Of sas
garments al wonderf prices, of them less than half
sarinq you quite item your fall expenses
The quantities and palues offered cractly slsk1 4
enised list beiou. Judging BY the recently issued
report there good many people here who
,rhere at This time last year. and is for the benefit Of ~
newcomers ce make these statements The simple anmoua
ment Of The sale is all that necessary to the and
Of o'dtners. they haze rcly recollection of pr
sales and know how thoroughly back up wOrds W
goods The Sale VIM Ceunence at q. N. Tsmosrsw.
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conversational Churches.

Cove r~Eatsspai Churches.
rs-,- ,,e;I.rre sef,ite- 81 II o'elosk; Sunday
sehoni - o~iock
.,e- Se.,-l- Has, .-ser, rcns. ges cec---
K,rsref pastor sH-rtce- " m. - N ard
D m Prayer aud Billie study ?. m. Thursday.
Fi~tiars--,tndar services at y aria d 20. (;
g. $ &. f.. r. u sunday sehesa q, u noon
." --f,eh- rri-sr Thi-d sfsnee far Lr'rt-sgT
street. Rev. W. H. a. Temple. pastor Services
81 u a. n. ard . N,
ira,iar ,hn,,s,- = .si.z .-,nre end Thomas .frsr'
Rev ,Hrra Rtsen IN " nas'ov Services
i a N ard p m ne Sser''rsni p the r,,' a
theme. Christ as social REQ rer
Geiruar congregational -sertuih assrue. between
rine and onye: service. az u m and .. M
srarna,ely. Edmund Grieh pasuv.
rYr.t -ccluaihis ,uN. trr ffank Whitman.
pastor. pssahifg Vt n NJ. and - .. IN sun
Day school. ioS N. Christian Enossvor. go
y m
rniversits-Thei.s. G. wisweli rini.ter Morn
me wnr.hin II e'ciot y Y ! c Z ana even.
ing meeting At Z rhrfrh school $50 N: Nes-
psrs Al = m. Prayer meeting. Thursday al D m
hold In the Il, q y hall Regular services Il
In w ard 30 n m ! Sunday school at |. oelots
prise meeting Al I.iS p m
Edseua,er- Re-, j. Nirso,s. pastor. Services
o. m y T.. S c. y. at . m, in,esmed'ate I'm
aerFor. sls p. Prayer meeting THURSDAY 10
y. m.
pSrinp Relr,or, .rs-we .rd Ear HANSON
street Ee, y l.. Smith PASTOR Services today
at u a, and 30 p. m. snndfs .'i"sa so IN.
A. g w.. an PRAYER meeting, Thurs.
Mrthosi-t rrotcstaet Churches,
80. ,,u,,,.a,., s,,,,., s,,,h .,nn. -, ia.
,rse,,ry q 70 q m PRAYER sn.vtinx e,ers Thur,d.,
.sa 4, IN
80, .... ,,..., -
tirs' ff.s he'non.' &C." orr ~ .rr, ~
nns snn w. -, "a "e'' pA''''
,,, -. 49," !, .a,,. 800, s.nh,,h -, "a
n, Preaching J . Al vcirume
y9r.. uetbodis trotrstAnt-Third and I'm.
t.rathirs u a M. and 81 Rev I. iqum.
ner Irsrile pastor sabbath sehooi. NV y tn
l'raSeI mesiips thursday, .. m.
pr~.sytrr,,u Cburrtr.
Fuuhefiaha f'e.n'~'an 'S ,ces morn
ins and efeninS NY, 70 2. i"ufnp7oP' nt't"f-
serond rresos'e"en1 ne' v hsiaf. pastor
tcc- II a. m shu ~ p W.
Kyuioa ehtsfth- kes, u Waaier. r-.ior serv-
ires NJ - ~ ""'h S"ha@' s'foh st u q m
oven lenes. pastor sef'hss al iga5 a. m. aud
: y M
calvary Presbyterian chn'eh- Corner Twenty fonri
Services. y a. M and ~ p N
Voted ir~siv'~lfan Come - sixts sre.r~ snt
ssrrcs street Hfv W. A. spslairs y n na.sor
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Ouly EGb Seattle On Spokane a-a r.
turn 70 attend the Frgt Fair Vfckpts
on sale oct q Coed 60 return Oct 3.
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Volunteers OF America.
Meet IN hall ~ liza -croad svr.ne soih. al 10 20
A. rn go and ~ m. Everrbedy inv ted
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shri.,isn Cnthoiic church.


yte- ,ree,jnrS--ss. A. Il hail. ceiit-s tlocs. Rev
suges, rrrsf elder y charge Services Sunday at
10 a N, and . % p N.
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CO tc N4cluila sea , = Utopia Fare
: = cents. Yesisr wharf daily except
Sunday : a. m
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Christian Nts.sr--ry Alliance.
Neati~r~ s-risv AMI Thr Say afternoons, at 80
corner Third svenGe and Madison street
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20 dozen Mems Natural Gray Heavy Mixed Wool Shirts n
Drawers), worth 5oe for 95c
% dozen Mems Ribbed Gray Cotton Fleece Lined Shin
and Drawcrsthe Shirts have pearl buttons and latin bo
front--all sizes, worth SOC, for SOC.
80 dozen Mems Heavy Wool Feeccd Shirts and Drswsn
notified gray and brown goods that have advanced % per r
at The mills since purchased these all sizes worth ~
for Joe.
S dozen Atwood Natural Gray Double
breasted Shirts worth s1.25. ............
- DOZEN Atwood Natural Gray Singlebreasted TN
Shirts and Drawers, worth s1.25.......
:: =: !: :; 4: J: : IS
Not all sizes in every kind, but all sizes from 1900
81 to so in the lot and every piece is full value CENIs
for s1.25, so that is clear saving Of COO on
each garment.
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TAKE The populaT steamer Resale Tor
vlctorsa- Only 30
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the Elks ara iheir frerls wiil leave
Ssmftte far Sp9sanH over the %arthsro
phtiae @n Octohsr d Fare only So % far
the rntfld. trip Don't miss Elks day a.
ghe frGlt falr.
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social pcmerrn,t~ Meeting.

rrerv sands~ syr-srr ~ snr'a''sis hraaln srse-s.
IN i'nirp snear I've topics inr discussion and
goad music. Seats fiee
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dozen Childrens Silver Gray Ribbed Cotton "onen'
Union Suits, worth SOC, for 25c.
dozen Ladies Silver Gray Fleece Lined Union Suits wuS
sl.00, for Coo.
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Na..s every e'nf,y eve-f-r ~ Nrscpc temple.
oerrer az ee~rr,f avr-f~e aud 49, AZ 7 30 D. n
Seats free. Dr. J. l. y"ss, vpeaker
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Mount Carmel Mission
Meet. every s'-nt,v At p m. Thursday e,enins
and Friday at p
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Horn, So pin.ki.y biet. eserF sunday. II q n
ana 80 y m Elevator runs ia sssalns. AL are
ins.isd No cuilrruun
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At Hi Iats,iew asenue. hev h. hxmnes. pa
'
Sc rtses nt ~ " shhfn
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published In fun Ia ScanAanaVen 1t Ia
IA e0tGmSng winch deals VA la1ts aau
merits attention.
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section seattle Of =. T.. v.
Meet. every srrdsv Al n m IN tbe Masonic
ten,,-is: entrance on Second srenue. seats free
Good music Everybody invited
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-03-14


Percaline, fast colors Is cts.
Silesia in all shades 10 to Is cts.
Sateen Innings 25 cts.
All linen canvass Is and 25 cts.
Cambria in all colors 5 cts.
Taffeta Innings 10 cts.