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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-12-16
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Writer who has had experience in general
office work; best of reference. Address
p. w. T., this office.
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Help Wanted-Female.

NANTED-Competcnt woman for gen
eral hollsework; Protestant preferred;
TWO IN family. I25 Quincy avenue.
NANTED-Bright active girls, 10 years
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Jonas Longs Sons.
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PLEASANT rooms with board for four
or HVe young men, Inquire 332 Wash
ingtOn avenue.
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For Sale,
Rooms and Board.

THE LINDEN, 500 Linden street has a
number or desirable vacancies; light
rooms and choice tab BILE board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07

The steamship Dolphin reached
Port at . O'Clock this morning With
"A passengers. about 80 OF whom
came fsom Dawson ana other inside
fcintS. The latter are thte first TO
come cat since the openlng OF Lake
lie RarRc. Ii is estimated that be-
tween $4,000 and <9a,0e0 WAS
brought down. although V. c. Gorst.
who Vas been working Eldor0do
Claim 16. owned by T. ;. Lipps, IL
the only passenger who carried dust.
lie has been employing IS men IN
making the spring cleanup. which
was one OF the largest OF the season.
Feurle. who has been operating At
Hooker creek. and wife. were pas
sengers. He believes that wagcs viii
he lower In Dawson this summer
than ever before.
A. r Rorton. who Is well known sn
Seattle. Was one OF the first persons
10 reach S<Agway from Dawson. He
and 7. L Nining left Dawson on the
STEAMER Baltic ON MAY Is, to Lower
LIE Barge. we walked IS miles
around the right shore Of the lake"
ne said this MORNING -and a rough
trip Il Was. We walked over swaTnps
crossed rivers and finally reached
Hell Gate. where the water was low.
At Upper lie Barge the water was
50 loV that there was no steamer, 50
we chartered the tug Hogan, which
took US 80 miles up Fifty Mile river.
we walked the rest Of the way to
White Horse. A party OF about 80
came down iater on the Sybii. but
they were able 10 so By boat all the
way.
Although things are not very live
IL At Dawson. considerable work Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
IN CHURCHES

First Prcshytertan--R NJ. A.
Matthews. At II a. M. The A.
cending Christian. y. M, The
Program for the Other Life. OF. What
We Win DO tn Heaven"
Second rreshyterian--R Rev. W. 4.
Major. At IL a. m. Judas. Not
iscariot:" : D IN. "ops B.ys@
United Presbytepian-leev. w. A.
Spauihng. Al lis a. IA. Saliva.
tion % Christ Worthy Of All Ae-
ceptation communion % follow
morning service. : y. m. "Tire Foun-
dalton Stone Of ChristtaolsY
Westminster Presbyterian Rev.
~. w. GtlehHia1s At II a. m. bag-
tism OF children ard r.csstson Of
members. p. IN, a rrsser Whtch
God Delights 60 Answer"
Lane Street rEeshyte<iam - Hs,s.
Jaufes Thompson. At II a. M, efift
dren'a exercises. 40 which tfie PASTOR
VII addsess. ,. M. "CsHsueass :
abis cempulslsn."
eunsberlana Pp-ssayt-risn-liseT y.
r. Thompsaa. A, II a m. .tnfiuwnlse
OF faesas. p. NJ. The Hassew
Market strast Haruss O. u.
Weber. Al II q. NJ, chsldKen's dsy
exercises. 4 .. m. Gods Appreeta-
ton Of Manhood" baptism following.
German Baptirt--fses. a. Grnner.
Services. II a. m. and 5 q. m. Sab
vatlnn." sunday sehool. as o. us
Mount zisn Baptist tesluFetiS---
Rev. j. O. MePhcrsen. At II A. m.
The cs-p~t Triumph.3" le 80 o. m.
sabbath school. : q m. snrslal SER
mon 20 hatei walters.
Trinity Partsh--Rss. ~. ~ Gowan.
Al II a. M. 'The hnAKs and Tie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
CHANCE FOR HEIRS

Los ANGEIns. cal, June L.
Charles liilt, a supposed iaboring
man. died I'm Il hospital Ia this city
two weeks ago. ON hts person was
found $1,000 In currency. The money
WAS given To the public adminissTnt
or Yesterday a key found In his
trunk WAS Identified as one belong
ing To the Union Bank OF saVinga
deposit vaults, ON opening the box
rented by HIN $4,000 was found.
No ciew has been obtained OF either
heirs or the mans past life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
S. E. COMPANY
AGAIN HELD UP

The board Of public works this
morning politely but firmly refused
to take up the Application Of the Sc
afzle Electric Co. for a franchise
for an elevated roadway through
Woodland park Superintendent Of
Streets Little. the only member OF
the board who approves Of tho un-
slightly trestle plan. was not present
and Chairman Thomson and Water
superintendent foungs were unxiii-
Ing to proceed In his absence.
General Manager Dickinson. Of the
company. urged the board 10 fix a
date for the announcement Of a de-.
cision. but was given no satisfaction.
The indications are strong that the
deadlock viii continue unless Mr.
Little gives In % the majority mem.
beers OF the board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
Special mssssnas

Mental Seienee mHH9eiatitlna--.NF fssssl
In the NaHsnfc bHila4nR, sissesnd u ". :
nue. and Pike street. a. s ,. M. Lee
tuse hy Prof Knou
TheossEhirai Sssolety, Asapda
lodge. ureets at Ills THIRD avenue.
At p. IA. "Character rssflslfur. e
Mrs. TbsRssss a. BaPses.
Qtfeen Cfty Thoroughbred society
meets In A. 9. u. w isFas. at SD. m,
Schwagerl.
Annual eblldren's day win be Oh !.
served AT the First NJ ~. church NJ
~ o'clock. The Sabbath school viii
have charge Of the service ana viii
give a pretty and Instructive pro-
gram. The subject for the evening
II THE Sure Way OF Contentment."
--=---~-1 f-~a
Go 10 spinninR for bicycle repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
BETTER PAY
FOR BUTCHERS
Long Hours and Unequal Pay Must
Cease

The petition OF the journeymen
butchers demanding better pay and
faircr hours h being circulated with
great success among the men of that
trade In the city. The butchers de-
mnnd regular hours and an equit-
able scale Of wages as foilowhi
Blockmen ana eauHagemakeru TO re-
eeive 81 per day puttlng-up men and
delivery men, sis per week. and boys
delivering goods. $40 per week. A
days work shall be from a. m. un-
al .. an. ON Saturdays from 9
n. m. until p. fn. IL holidays 10
be observed except when onc falls on
Saturday. then the meat markets 10
he kept open until noon. Work until
. ~ m. ON all dayt preceding closed
holiday.
A. A. Hintz. business agent ~ the
local butchers union. IN speaking %
the situation today, said butchers
wages have never been paid In Seat
tie neither have hours been observed.
II 10 OUT desire to compel the shop
owners TO more nearly comply with
the rules established by the Anal
En mated Meat Cutters ana butchers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
TWO BURGLARlES

James Baxter last night reported
TO the police the burglary Of his
room In lodging house at 500 Third
avenue. a suit Of clothes and a re-
yolver were stolen.
W. T. Forrest. Of 1926 Twelfth av-
enue. also reported d burglary at his
home Many small articles OF value
we're taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
She SHEDS
BOYS ATTIRE

Grace McGraw. the is-year- old girl
whoAf into the hands OF the police
while incorporating ~ a hoy under
the alias Of JACK Nyhth. will leave
FOR her parents home In Colorado
Monday morning. Attorney +. ID.
page, who defended her In police
obtained railway ticket for
her from the county commissioners,
aud the Ladies' Aid Society has given
the glri suitable outfit OF feminine
wearing apparel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
MEANS ONLY THE
DRY GOODS STORES

Representatives Of the Retail
Clerks Union say thar a wrong Inn
preston seems &C. be abroad regard
ing the o'clock Saturday night clos
ing movement. The proposition h
not for all tho retail stores closing
early Saetrday. but only the dry
goods establishments. The reaolu-
lions adopted at the meeting Thurs
dsss niEhs recommended the early
cforinx % tatea effect July 5. The
elcrkss aehskat4s IN the Western
Crstrsi rnhon wlA take the matter
before orsas<ized iashsr next We'd
nesfay night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
TRACKS FOR
INTERURBAN
Beard OF Public Works Gives Per-
u,its Today

An alteration OF the existing street
car lines Of the Seattle Electric Com
pany In such a manner as 20 allow
the electric cars Of the new inter
urban read 70 run as far north as
Pike street after entering the city.
was given the approval Of the board
of public works at the regular week
~ session Of that body this morning
A permit was given for the con-
otruction Of short sections Of the new
track on Pike street and on Second
avenue south between Main and
jackson streets east OF Second av-
enue south by which n loop will be
made consisting OF the First avenue
and Second avenue lines
On this loop the fnterurban cars
will come up town. turn around and
GO back Passengers from Tacoma
Will be landed almost at the new
federal building.
The loop Is made necessary by the
fact that the big fnterurban cars
can run in but one direction and
naust be turned around at the end OF
each trip The loop viii serve the
purpose OF a turn table.
The permit Is conditioned upon an
early application for a regular fran
chise for the connecting links In the
tracks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07

Church of Our Lady Of osoad Help
Rev y. \. Prcfoutafne. pastof
Lsew mas. A. M. htgh maea. 10: %
a. m: Sunday sehani. D. M: and
veHpers and benedicsInn. 7 o. m.
Sacred Heart Church--ftev. tscsFae
A. Hild. pastar. Lev uaas. Q a. m.
and a. M. ehiidFea's rnaaa. s.t6
a. M. high mass and Sermon. .. Is
a. m. sunday school after ehiidren's
mass: vespers. seruIans aud i.ensdie-
tian ut 30 y ~
Church % Irafnaeuante Conception
Rev. A. Ssxesre, PASTOR. Law nasn.
T.30 and $50 a. M. high Bass aud
sermon. 1880 n. m. sunday sehasi.
1.30 p. m. rosary and beAedtctioA
1880 D. ~.
New Parish-Reg. w. ]. Metz. pas
ter. Services temporarily tn hail on
Jackson STREET. hetween Tweaty-
sixth and Twenty Ecventh a4ensTsss
Lev H1asA a. m. hfEh macs, 20 -
n. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
UNDERWOOD

SOUTH BEND. Juue r.-Latast--
Charles Turner, a deputy sheriff, re-
turned this noon from Cedar River,
where Il Is thought by thu chehalss
county officers thai Raui Under
wood r. hiding Turner. who "a
Thoroughly familiar with that caurl-
try, visited every shack and ahan-
doned logging camp and found not
the least trace OF Underwood. Tur-
ner knows the fugitive and THINKS
the latter Is familiar with the iaeai-
sty. having hunted there while Ilx-
Ing at South Bend three years age.
He also says the brush IN that coun-
try - 50 thick that a thousand man
could not find the murderer II he
would remain quiet.
The most OF the King aai Pacific
county authorities are stt1l quarter
ed al rokeiand. accomplishing moth
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
QUICK WORK OF
THE FlREM EN-

Fire broke eut cariy thls morning
In the PiAas uaicr the engine room
90 tire Seattle IssEnber Company. but
a aifsartrstsa eaH fissarntfos was pre-
veuted ny aelck work OF the fire
ssspasf Esassat- The fite WAS discovered
~ WstchnEstu xtcfsonoueh and In
sssueer Eshst<. but they can tAtnk "
no easzse fer tire bfnxe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07

Workers Union OF North America,
Local No. ST."
MIR. Ilintz said that no notice had
been given Tor n strike 10 occur
Monday. The nest meeting Of the
union Will be- held Tuesday night
when the matter viii be brought up
for further discussion ana arrange
ments made for presenting the petit
ton "a the boss butchers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
DEMOCRATIC
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Democrats Of King County
last night made their firsf move
toward opening the fail canHaigH.
when j. c. Allen. al chairman Of the
county central COMMITTEES. called
meeting OF that body TO BE- held on
the evening % June 10 IN tho Dexi
ter Horton building.
The date Of the convention VIII be
liked by the committee. II n un-
derstood that a day In August will
be selected. The convention will
name a full county and legislaffue
ticket and also select delegates to
the state convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
WORK OF FOOTPAD

d. e. Gilman. Of SO Twonty first
avenue. was set upon by a highway
man on jefferson street. near Ath-
letie park, last night. The foOtpad
Immediately after ordering Gilman
to put up his hands. fired a shot at
MIN, evidently suEpecAng that Gill
man had a revolver.
Gilman took 10 his heels and ea-
capped. file reported the matter 10
the police AZ once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
IN MEMORY OF
DEAD OMRADES

The memorial services OF the
woodmcn of the World will be held
tomorrow afternoon. The members
VIII assemble "a the Armory ana the
parade IN TO move at ~ o'clock, after
which Appropriate exercises WIN pe
held at the old university arounda.
The circles Of Women Of Woodcraft
Of Seattle, Ballard and South Seat
tie Ntll co=aperHta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
JUDGE HOYT
IS APPOINTED


The board OF State university re-
gents we're In session this morning
In this city completing the unfinlsh-
ed business OF the last annual meet
ing Two sessions OF the adjourne1
meeting were held yesterday.
Several important matters we're
under consideration. One item was
the appointment Of Judge John +.
Hoyt, former members Of the board
20 the position Of professor in the
university Law school. made vacant
by the failure Of the regents to re-
appoint Judge Janus Rochester.
The board also promoted VIM. ].
Meredith 10 a professionally IN the
university at tiz00 o year. Mr.. Mere
9th has been registrar at the same
salary.
Several matters which came UP
were postponed until the regular
monthly meeting OF the board, this
month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07

NEW YORK, June Tomorrow
has been set as the date. and Car
ncRie hall az the place OF the big
meeting OF Catholic laymen of New
York ana vicinity 10 honor the mem
CRY of the le1e Archbishop Corrisan.
w. nourise cecirnn viii be the chief
speaker of the evening A musical
program OF male voices and the
cathedral choir viii be an additional
eAtufe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
PORTLAND
JUMPS UP
TAKES FIRST PLACE AMONG
NORTHWESTERN CLUBS

TACOMA, June THE Tacoma
Tigers pushed Dugdale.a ball players
Into second place Yesterday. The
game was beauty and at the end
stood To with Seattle to the bad.
Gus l<lonfs ragged throw to first OF
Letcher'a hit allowed johnson Go
score which proved To he the winning
run. as neither team could get an-
other man around during the balance
OF the fame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
RESULT OF
AUTOPSY
Vital Organs Of chesdIe's Body Were
Healthy

a telephone message received at 3
O'Clock By the Star from its repre-
sentative at Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
states that Coroner Hoye has tuaf
completed his autopsy on the body
of Lamar Cheadle. He has stated
that all the vital organs with the ex-
ception OF the Kidneys were found
9n perfectly healthy condition. The
kidneys were apparently somewhat
affected by disease, but not enough
90 10 cause fatal results, the coroner
says.
The stomach was found we'll filled
with fluid. which caused Raphael
mark that 1t confirmed their theory
that cheadle had been given poi
eoned wine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
UP TO RECORDS

TRAvERs ISLAND. N. r., June T..
The 6sth annual athletic games Of
the New York Athletic Club were
held here this afternoon under
showery conditions. The lO0-yard
handicap dash was won by J. J..
FaIIon. Of Fordham. Cal. 81 yards,
10 seconds. The gO-yard exhibition
by Duffy, Of Georgetown, paced In
z-b seconds, equalling the worlds
record. The 6O-yard special Of Duffy,
paced. equalled Meyers record, %
seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
ROOSEVELT SIGNS

The news that President Roosevelt
yesterday signed the bill for the new
federal building IL Seattle. was re-
eeiEed IN a telegram at the Cham
Der Of Commerce late Yesterday af-
ternoOn- The telegram was signed
BY Congressman w. l.. Jones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
PURCHASE OF STOCK

A. syndicate Of New York and
Boston capitalists ~ 10 take NJ $1,000
shares Of the preferred stock Of the
Alaska Central Railway. Word 20
this effect was received By President
q. w. Dickinson today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
FIRST PASSENGERS SINCE
DAWSON NAVIGATION OPENED
THE DOLPHIN BRINGS DOWN GOLD = LATEST NEWS FROM
TAE KloNDlkE cAPTAL--oTHER MARINE ITEMS OF
IMPORTANCE sEAFARiNG MEN

charging him with libel. In his pa
per Clark called Munroe member
of "Soapy" Smiths gRng. alleges the
latter. and applied other disparag-
tng cpltheths. The Northern COM
merclal Co.'S steamer Rock Island
=, reports from which country are
favorable.
About IS passengers will 80 60
Nome tonight on the Indiana. Capt
r. V. Roberts succeeds Capt Morie.
the latter having sailed with the
Ohio. Nearly 1000 tons OF freight
Viii be shipped on the Indiana.
The Valencia also sails for Nome
this evening with cargo Of freight
and coal and 200 passengers. Frank
r Simons. heading threatrical ag-
gregation OF 30 people: clark Nestai.
Of the Nome Hardware Co. and j.
Nonderteth OF the Aimes Mercnn-
tiles Co. arc booked for passage.
steamship Bertha. Capt Joahan-
son. sails for Naldes tomorrow al .
a. m. with 500 tons of freight. Gov.
brady and family are booked for
passage and also = Mr.. German. who
IL 70 carry on Investigations In the
vicinity Of tliiamna bay for the L. :.
agricultural department.
steamship Dolphin sails for Skn9-
way tomorrow evening AZ 10 o'clock.
DR.. Merriam Of Seattle viii be a pas
senger.
steamship Dispatch left San Fran
cisco for Seattle
The LARA. a ses-ton vessel. & sx-
pected In tonight. From here she
goes 20 Nome. and thence 20 China.
The Russian bark Ocean proceeds
to Biaketey Tuesday TO load lumber
for Rtlhera. south Africa.
Adviccs from White Horse state
that the water L. rapidly rising In
lakes and rivers BY reason OF hot
weather There Is 80 inches OF wat.
er over the bar At tpper lie Barge.
the shallowest point In the river, and
boats win soon be able o. carry
freight.
j. G Mcfarland. a eeaiarIst. re-
ports that he raw Mount blackburn
In eruption at the tifne Of the slight
earthquake shocks IN Alaska seven
weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07

PORTLAND. June THE local
team took Spokane down the line for
the third straight In an interesting
game yesterday. This victory places
Portland at the ton OF the list In
percentage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07

The syndicate will also font the
bonds ~ the company as coon - The
surveys for the road are cuInplcted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07

To sss these fnmonn batfiesfstps To
aay tass~ tsse Pert orshard feufe
from Colnnna dsek ct $50. , and 10
a. m.. / rs. q - ard q % p. m For
Sunday zshe8use ssr I'D. taHe 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07
MYSTIC SHRlNERS

Twenty Mystic Shrinsrs on their
way to the convention in San Fran
cisco arrived here this noon. and
are being showed around the city by
Seattle Masons before departing at
0 O'Clock this evening for Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07

Mary Bayless. n pretty girl. n try
Ing % get divorce from her hus-
band today In Judge Bells court.
She alleges that her husband expect
cd her 10 support the family by dis
honorable means and that when che
refused TO DO 80. he deserted her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07

Seattle and Vicinity-- Tonight. fair
and warmed: Sunday. increasing
ctsaalnezs. hatat 20 fresh east winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07

standing Of the cIubs

BUTTE. Mont, June There waH
10 game played here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07

Rsiunss Bros. pisuon no rnrnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07

Go TO spinninr for bicycle repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-07

While these specials are from
7 TO o o. m. only, thsre are
enough sslespeople TO attend TO
your wants. These specials are
Inducements 10 get you in the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-09-21

ed bright as new. White lead would
have corroded, mixed paints would have
blistered and peeled off. Carrara was as
good as new and so did not need repaint-
ing.
The Cincinnati Southern Railway after
a careful test extending over period of
many months have decided to use only
Carrara Paint for It's general use on that
line because Carrara Paint is the best
protection against all kinds Of weather
and is not affected by sun, wind or rain
Trans Continental railroads use Carrara
Paint for the depots, buildings and
bridges on the hot, sandy plains and or
snowy mountain peaks and always with
the same result. 1t looks better from
first to last never fades and 1t outwears
all other paints. 1t is equally suitable for
the interior or exterior or stable or home
factory or laboratory, among chemicals
or subjected to dampneSs of dark cellars
or in its wonderful rich tinting or in
Vulnerable colors to decorate the interior
of the rich mans mansion.
Among the well-known corporations
using Carrara Paint are the Santa Fe
R. R.; C. II. & D. r. r.; Pennsylvania
r. r.; Pullman Palace Car company
Western Electric company; the C. A. &C.
r. R.; Central R R. of Georgia.
From railroad box car to elegantly
furnished general offices of the great
railways; from race track fences and
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and interior finish of stately hotels; from
country barn or hay shed or cheap out
building to farm residence, suburban
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is used because it lasts longer never
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peels, covers more surface than the
highest priced paints and costs less than
the cheap mixed paints that injure in
stead of protect. There is but one Car
rara- 1t is made by the Carrara Paint
Agency. General offices, $40 Carrara
Bldg, Cincinnati. Ohio, and anyone hav-
ing a house to paint should send for fifty
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that has stood the most rigid tests for
years and bear In mind that 1t Is the only
paint ever manufactured that is backed
by a positive guarantee in every case.
Write today and save half your paint
bills in the future.