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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08
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The Grand opsned last night for its
third season. with The Toy Maker"
By Ferris Hartman and the Tivoli
Opera company Of San Francisco.
u IL far from always nowadays
that everybody In a big audience is
diseased and satisfied with a per
fesmanes. csfte often you'll hear a
rFrnt Of disapproval behind you, or
ar impatient whine M front. There
were no grunts or wnines last night.
Every feature Of Ine Toy Maksr
vas eiean-euf. remarkably funny at
flnss, and as sfswoth-running a. a
meadow brook. Cisvsrness, hanner
ana good stage management dove
tailed to q nicsty There wasn't a jar
or a jost canns from the peopie be-
hand the fobthllehts.
Mr.. John cort, VINO took care 81
the crowds ecctpy3ng boxes ana
se6tA or Ia othsy wsfds ne VINO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08

women'E Patent Calf Lace Shoes,
light drens soles. dun mat top. con-
cave heels. value sfeo. for s2se
women's Booths Ideal Kid Lace
Shoes. dull mat tops. medium weight
soler. hand-welted Cuban heels.
value ft0o. for s1fs
Women's Fine Wei Kid Lace
Shoes. duh mat top. medium weight
soies. Goodyear welted, military
heel. value $500 for t:.es.
women's Hand Turned Lace Shoes,
fine Wei I'd. kid tip. Newark toe. con-
cave heel. value $500. for s7T4
women's Lace Shoes. soft plump
Wei kid. medium soics. low heels.
value s2.so. for si.T5.
wonsn's Dress Shoes. vici kid up-
pers, cloth scroll. kid zip. light flexf-
bic coles. concave heel. value $500,
for s2ss.
Women'e Wei Kid Shoes. lace only,
patent tip. light flexible soles, con-
cave heels, value s2.50. for siss.
School Shoes for Misses and Young
Ladies. plump Wei hid. hid tip. heavy
soles. wide extension edge. three
eighths heels. sizes ~ to Z, all
widths value $500. for si.ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08
Silk Underwear

women's SILK Underwear.
colored. pink. blue and cream.
these are all handsomely trim
med with Point de Paris lace,
drawers. ti.bo. si.7s and ts.iB,
value ts.1s and t1Bo.
Some Elegant 1000 Gowns
OF silk. only $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08
WAX BULLETS
FOR DUELISTS

PARIS. Sept. s.--French dusIists
have devised n new scheme for sat
styling their outraged honor without
danger 10 life and limb. In the
future wax instead of lead bullets
Will be used. The mark left by the
wax viii decide which man was hit
and who must apologize. An cpl
dernic OF Insults and challenges In
expected 20 follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08

women's Pink and Hello
trope Long petfieoats. trim
med with Val. lace and inscr-
ton. special fiee and t2.oo.
value a. 90 and ta0n.
Wonens f1ne Nsfnsook
Gown. low meek short sleeves,
Empire style. with beading and
silk ribbon. deliberately trim
med with lace. special s4.as.
value 500.
wofncn'a Long white skirss.
handsomely trimmed with lace
and rufffles. at sg.50. value
80 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08
Women Muslin
Underwear andCOrsetS
Removal Sale Prices for
Tomorrow

We will positively make prices that will crowd this
department You will only need to read 10
understand how greats the saving This depart
ment will be moved in a very few days to the second
floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08

II Is seldom that the oppor'
tunity occurs for merchants
dealing in Carpets. Draper
les. Furniture. Stoves and
Bedding TO own a vast quaint
~ Of desirable goods at a price
so low that they can give
their customers the benefit OF
an amount greater than their
usual profit. When in a few
rare instances it does occur.
the temptation is usually too
great. and rnisstatements are
made and dissatisfaction to
the customer is usually the
result.
We have purchased the
we'll known Scatter Il Co.'S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08

The above goods old shopvorn but clean
goods, many OF which have had the wrappers
cd This immense stock. bought heavy discount is on
sale to continue until sold prices that will surprise you.
The goods clean and enough go regular
stock this however wilfno be permitted The sale is
pletc and entire.
In justice to patrons compelled to enforce the
following rules. which will govern all purchases and will
only the time of purchase You bring all
for carpets carpets mattings and limo
ieums be the time of the purchase. We will
hold goods deposit send good C. o. d. Positively
goods be exchanged for any whatever Goods
will be delivered convenience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08
Corset Bargain

Women's Long Wasted Cor
sets, special sac. value si.bo.
Wonen'e Summer Net Cor
sets. special lee. value $50 and
soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08
Removal Sale of Wash Goods

ZENDA CLOTH, TNze ~,
e500 yard OF this material N
is so popular for Wrappers fss -
styles are the best. worth iec -
7Ao.
FoULE De SERGE .....a
1900 yards OF New Wa's
worth 15c. yard loo.
SHETLAND FLANNEL, - -.
1000 yards of heavy Cotton IA "a
down. for dressing sacquess ..issa
robes. etc, entirely new oes*
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08


ssx72.tneh Heaviest All Wool smyr-
ma Fssn reversible. best and most
desir&his patterns worth all over
ttbe. here at. s2.b-
The time 10 secure bargains is the
day they are offered you.
Drapcries
Arabian Lace Curtains. 30 Inches
vide by ~ yards long. beautifully
designed patterns Ia borders. plain
center ana a good value al N,se
at the pair .s...s-t...s.-.s.bb.
Arabian Cable Net Curtain. 90 inches
vide BY ia yards long. an elegant
curtain. plain center. panel border.
having been = rapid seiler At q.
...s.s=s tsss.ssss. 80. ss.sssfS ITO
Two pieces 7T-inch scniloped Edge
Muslin. worked dols. white. worth
regular Sc. for .................So zoe
nottingham Iaca Curtains. . yards
long. good Width : patterns. un-
limited quantity. perfect soods
the TIA kind IT. the pair .Dte
-Four pieces Of z7-inch Curtain Laees
scoiioped edees-aii dfffsrent-ons
Point de Calais. one Tamhoured
Lace. two Irish Point. all beautiful
Eoeds. slightly soiled. worth regu-
lar Sc AMI enc . yard. placed on
our barfsin counter. % close out
AT. yard............40c and A2c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08
Removal Sale of
MILLINERY

Scratch Felt Hats. all colors. worth
also. at 75c.
Soft Crush Hats, blue, black. red
and tan. worth csc. at Soc.
outing Hats. draped with scratch
felt and fancy chenille. worth s255,
at si.Tb.
Velvet and Felt bats, trimmed
with quilts and wings. s3.75 value, at
s2.26.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08
RUSHING BUSINESS

l.. o. Schrader has been appointed
clerk for the city council committees
Mr.. schrader IL a stenographer. and
inrs, take notes OF the proceedings
prepare reports 20 the city council
and look after the committee papars
and records. This IL made necessary
on account Of the rush In business.
-&-
Dance
Hanl<s hau tonight. ladies free.
gents 2bc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08
DRESS PRINTS, %

5000 yards good quality Dress
Prints, the styles are all right and
the coiors are fast, worth SC a yard,
&c.
Outings, 4Izo
5000 yards of OUTINGS, good styles,
either light or dark. worth &c, a yard.
DRESS oINGHAMs, Tao
$500 yards OF the best Dress Cling
hams, Toiie du Nord. Amoskeag, Red
Seal. etc, worth 2nc n yard, 7iac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08

to-ineh All Wool Elack dr..~
Eudora. a rest. stylish wezs& n
value. - fi.e9.
bo-ineh All Wool Black w1inpre
us value. at CSC.
5o-.neh All Wool Black -.
Cloth. = new. neat weave. sllH -
at si.50.
Colored Dress Good
sz-ineh All Wool Msstrsf Exan1n
In new shades. tls0 value. It m
4s-lnch All Wool chevios - :
seryiceable end seasoDabls ~
7tc value. at Sc.
ts-inch All Wool Beige Etaunm
Dre9s Goods. q medium weight -.
tied material. si.oo value. Il -
bo-inch All Wool Imported -
nelia Cloth. for tailor suitlnrk ~
value. At Ills.
be-inch Tucked Chevlok 49,
for ap-fo-date street wear. = r
shades of gray. tz.oo valua & NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08
The BON mAacHs ras BIC sroHg
IF REMOVAL SAIF

du
s n from On to h actors
to bI h within
hmana ntyun HMok b or u Il
Hence tn great nova bs -four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08
REMOVAL SALE OF
Dress Goods
and Silks

New Dress Goods for fall subject the conditions Il
the Removal Sale But have this cut down
size materially before Saturday night You'll find AT ~
swell fabrics for fall winter on our shelves ouorro
Some OF the special prieings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08
1000 Pairs Of
Auction Shoes

More than 1000 pairs of Womens Shoes bought Of ~
known Eastern auction house, sale Wednes1q.
What were not sold that day will be offered again toma
a S follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08
BANKRUPT STOCK at ,

BANKRUPT STOCK at a
very low hgure--eonsiderin
the excellent condition OF the
stock (many carloads of
witch had never been open
ed). We propose to give TO
So. ruaemsrs the benefit.
We will he satisfied VITA 4 very
little profit.
We want your patronage. IL
~ needless to assure the pub
lie that our quotations arc
bona hde, as IL Is 4 we'll known
fact that absolute dependence
can be placed IN every state
ment or advertisements issued
by this firm.
Come to day--if YOU don't
find what you want today
come tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08
Removal Sale Of
Shoes for
EveryOh

But short time now before the Shoe Store will be is
back and have permanent quarters in the store
Pike street end where the Millinery rs Meanwae =
unusual price inducements will be in force particulars
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08
Waistings

Waistings
All Wool Bedford Cord Wasting.
fine soft fabric. 20 shades. worth s1c.
st tsc.
Fancy Embroidered Striped vene-
tan and Granite WaistingH. worth
-. At 7xc.
Persian Border All Wool Waist
inxf. beautiful effects. si.co value al
re.
Black Tareta SIX. worth &c. at
Fine Quality Black Taffeta enk.
worth sSc. at esc.
ss-ineh Black Tsness SIX at sl.zs.
Black Dress Goods
ts-ireh All Wool Black Serge. beth
ehesiot and storm finish. 7Bc value al
sc.
bs-inc h All Wool Black panns
Gheytot. si.co value. ~ esc.
so.tnch All Wool Black Pebble
Cbsvtot. ti.so value. AT ti.oo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08
-REMOvAL SALE o.
Art Squares and
Draperies

Very the balcony upon which the Draperes, Rugs
and Art Squares have space viii be removed to their
permanent place upstairs This prompt action
in closing several lines--henee these prices:
follow are price. wheh worth $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08

FIstcher q Carpenter. realty bar.
salns onsg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08

fnltHAF hHfF ar tut Nft'En NHAb
have sold over 800 Of thesc rugs N
the last @ days.
sxs r. ones. worth 81 %. for ~. 30
sKTA n. ones. North tz.Tb. for I'D
sxs n. ones. worth tsso, for z5.tB
sx1ea f. ones. worth ss.Tb. for.
.s.st. .s.s...st .s.ss-ss.-ssssro ."e
Window Shades
Best OF Opaque Shades. Sx7 a.. ilsht
eolofn and dark blue only. mount.
ID on fine spring rollers and al
complete. some slightly noised.
worth &c. Al .s...........ss...Al Axe
nest water colored Opaque Cloth
Shades. IN light color ana red
only. mounted an guod spring rollers
eompists. rnder-pr.o@d AZ follows
are feet. wsrth 80. for. ........IGc
All feet. worth csc. for lDc
ans feet. worth esc. fcr.......... 23c
Heavy. Two-Ply All-Wool Art
Squares
IN the best and most serviceabi~ col
ore and In sirez. unaer-pric-i for
a. follows
sxTa n. Squares. worth sssk. for,
$1,000 s#H#sssss ss+s++s++..sES .bO
sxs n Squares. worth sslk for !.
.sss.sss ssssssss s..s-s..s..rt Eosbo
sxioi4 r. Squares. worth VS. for
5000 .s..s..s. .-....-s..s... eb.1b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08
Prices OF All Stocks Will Be Cut

ii dr
week hence ntomo
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08

We will take orders for making. laying and lining c
pets regular price (Ioc per yard. to be done
earliest convenience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08

Rugs
uigciew Administer HuEs IN the
--latest patternA eKeeuf I'd IN the most
beautiful cotof effects These russ
were bought under forced sale very
much less than their regular value.
and viii be soid proportionatsly IN.
der price.
T'hs ! feet > inch hy 70 feet 9 inch
rise that sell readily all over AZ
t51t1. a. sssssssssss E<b-pV
The fxfz fc1s sife. that sriis readily
all oyer AZ fzs.pqs ass.......H 25.5O
Art Squares
oniy about ~ or dnsen % the
Granite Art Squares left 10 close out
At the remarkably in~ prices which
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-05-08
HANNAH.

Five sew dwelling houses are in the
course OF erection aud several more are
to be built this season.
Messrs. Harry Hazlett and D. T. Ne
1ntyre left for Forest Grove, Ore, Tues
day on prospecting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. VI. Baiiour. of Osna-
brock, have been spending few days
with his passnts and other relatives.
F. W. Law, our newly appointed
assessor 10 making the rounds OF town,
and OF course every body feels very poor
just now.
Judging from the amosnt OF ammuni-
ton used By the local gu. club, We may
expect to see dssy load OF wild geese
brought isto town any day.
Mrs.. Clarke, vile Of our Presbyterian
pastor, was summoned to the bedeids Of
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-05-08
County School Notes.
By supt. N. 6. Macdonald
Teachers examination May 30 and 81.

Teachers examination May 30 and 81.
Common school final examinations May q
and g.
The common school final examination will be
held at Milton, Langdon and Hannah on
Thursday and Friday, May % and 2srd. The
questions used in this examination are prepar-
ed by the state department, and the answer
papers are examined in this Office. To pass,
the applicant must average Is per cent and
must not fall below 70in any subject. These
diplomas give admittance to state high schools
,, and preparatory courses in our state institu-
tons.
Reports of monthly examinations resolved
since April % to May show that the following
pupils made standing Of IS per cent or over in
each and every study that they should be carry
ing: Earl Treleven, Gertie Aldrich Lloyd
Rollins, Dottie Genge. Efhe Nelson, Della John
son, Herbert Axvig, Mabel Dahl, Blanche
Green, Gladys Helgeson, Stella johnson. Alice
Nelson, Hilda Peterson, Ruth Robinson, Gladys
Robinson. Vsrna Laing Henry Noltie, Nina
Asgrmson and Laura Sonderlin.
May 20 has been designated as Bird Day by
the state department. This is not a holiday
special day program manual (pages Al to 59)
will be found many beautiful and appropriate
selections of poetry and prose suitable for q
program Of an hour or forty minutes. II is to
be hoped that teachers will not overlook this
matter. All should be interested in the care
and increase of the insectivorous birds OF the
state.
Langdon, North Dakota, May 3, 1902.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-05-08
RUSH LAKE.

G. W. Friesen was at the county seat
Tuesday attending the school and state
land SALE
H. S. Friesen left this place Saturday,
bound for Didsbury, Alberta, where We
all hope that he will make a success OF
farming.
Farmers around here are suffering
heavy losses i'll hay this spring owing
to high water in lake meadows. Right
in this vicinity can be found fifty stacks
that are standing in five feet OF water.
School No. of this township has re-
gently opened with Miss Snyder, OF Han
nah, as teacher. The high state Of the
water at present prevents many sch GLARS
attending who will be attending later on
in the summer.
The rains that fell for several days OF
the past week have at last cleared off
and warm sunshine now is letting farm
ers get back onto the land with pros
poets for the crop of 1902 beating all
past records still good.
The roads between here and Wales
have SO much improved OF late that peo.
pie have no difficulty in passing over the
grade. Much credit il due to the bust
ness men of that town for the way IN
which this road has been rendered pass
able
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-05-08
|County Correspondence.
MACK.

Farmers OF this section will divide their
export crop about equally between flax
aud whea,. fairly good acreage
of barley will be put in by many.
TIL" amount OF rain last week has de-
lnArtl the progress OF spring work snmc-
what. but ut present. writing everything
is progressing nicely. aud most, ii not
all. the wheat is sown.
Peter Dickson nade flying trip to
Hannah last Saturday and came back
with the report that the roads are again
impossible since the rains OF last week
Especially so with heavy load.
We understand there is likelihood OF
the po.toffice being removed to the farm
Of Otto Olson when Postmaster Nc
Evan leaves in the new future for his
new home in the Canadian Northwest.
Mr.. Olson received his appointment as
tn. new postmaster during the week..
Quite number from this township are
at Langdon this week in attendance at
the sale OF state and school lands. Most
of them have taken the trip to the coun-
ty seat with the formed conclusion that
Glenila township lands are worth 81, 900
quarter any day. and if they eau get
the land for 81 800 quarter they have
a regular snap.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-05-08
her nged mother, Mrs. Gsmmel OF Kdin-
burg. who is lying at the point OF death.

her nyed mother, Mrs. Gsmmel OF Kdin-
burg, who is lying at the point OF death.
a, sillers, Jr.. OF Daniels. has just
started house keeping in the rooms Of
Mr.. Hart. hut instead OF taking unto
himself 4; wife he has borrowed his
sister.
Mr. J. u. Wanless has leased the Cen
trail hot ell and is dong rushing bust
ness. Hs is planning to have the build
ing enlarged 80 as to accommodate the
public better.
Messrs. Norman Balfour, Ingal and
Henry Law. who have spent the winter
at Detroit Medical College, haye recently
returned to Hannah where they will
spend the summer, Prof. Ingal Law re.
sumed his former position as principal Of
the schools here last Monday.
John Watson Sr., formerly OF western
Pembina county, who moved up to the
Dobie settlement, twenty miles west O
here: with his family two years ago
died suddenly last Thursday. The de
ceased was nearly eighty years old and
his remains were inferred on the farm Of
Hon. James Dobie.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-05-08
FalcOner's Dray Line.

FalcOner's Dray Line.
Although have lately gone into the
drsy line business I still run soft water
tank, haul garbage and manure, also
plsw and harrow gardens. Orders for
any work Of this kind promptly attended
10.
RoB'r 3. TA1ooxs1.
LsssssA Dssynss, Lsssdos, N. d.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21

remedy that has been curing women for seventy-6ve years. It is natural, high class menstrual regulator that has been accorded recognition by the best medical talent in the United States.
 If you arc suffering female weakness you could not do better than to take Miss Davis advice in regard to Wine of Cardui. In her every day duties she has seen:h hun dreds of sick and suffering women re- stored to strength by using this wonderful remedy. If you were to put yourself under her care at the Hospital Crechc at Buffalo. \. Y, you would be given Wine of Cardui. But you do not need to do that. You can get bottle of Wine of Cardui from your druggist and begin the treatment today at home. In a short time you will feel your strength and health returning. You will know what regular habits, strong nerves and pure blood are. If you desire advice as to yout case write The Ladies' Advisory Department, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,, Chattanooga, Tenn. Ds- scribe your symptoms and letter of advi ,s will be sent you free of charge. But yos may begin the Wine of Cardui treatmens at any time. Go to your druggist today and buy s1 .O0 bottle of Wine of Cardui and take it at home. .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21

"Nurscs as . rcic have very little faith in patent medicines bet experience has taught me that Wine of Cardui is an honest medi. cine. I have attended . number of cases where the patient was woman broken down with the troablc peculiar to the sex-inflammation, alteration and falling of tic womb, irregular and painful naenstrce' tior--and have noticed that the physician often used Wine of Cardui with great sue cess, after other remedies lad failed. have recommended it myself very often and feel that am doing tick women good turn in 50 doing."
 Wine of Cardui has thousands of friends among women who at first had little conf dence in medicines, but even the most preiudiced, when seeing tho wonderful suc' cess of this remedy, have become it's most enthusiastic users. But Wine of Cardui is not a common 'patert" medicine. It l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21

the divestitpre by foreclosure of all the interest insthe mertsaged property shown by the bill to, be in the defendants as heirs at law of the deceased mortglgor, but fails and declines to pass upon the alleged titleiof the defendant claimed by adverse possession expressly executing from its operation any interest said de- fendapts may have had in the mortgaged property. Independent of the mortgagor Is proper .sand free. from error; the bill not assaifing the title of said defend ants claimed to have been derived through adverse possession.
 2. Same:s same.-In such a case. the purpose of the foreclosure suit being not to deternlipe in whom the title resides but to settle the interest claimed or ex- isting in snbordination to the Eiortgage the defendant asserting the title by ad- verse possession was proper party de- fendant. and the bill should not have been dismissed as to her. since. being an heir of the mortgagor she took an equity of redemption, and the foreclosure of that interest was necessary to the en- forcement tef the mortgage.
 Affirmed. Opinion by Sharpe J.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
Questions Ceased.

London Spare Moments. -.
 A prccocious little chap. the child of an old and intimate friend, was dining along with his parents at friends house. The soup. which was very thin. was passed around. but Charlie was observed trining with his spoon. Nj.4
 The hostess said; Are you not hum gry. Chariie? t.z.
 Yes" replied Charlie. but I'm not thirsty"
 When the meat was served a little. lat CT the hostess very kindly asked:
 Charlie. can you cut your own meat:
 Charlie. who was already handling his weapons, replied: g..
 Cant I? I've cut quite as tough meat as this at home" yS' For the rest of the dinner the hostess did not put any further questions to ths young hopeful.