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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-04-03

of the child hopping across the dusty
road. He'went to philanthropist
and laid the case before him. The
answer was characteristic =
Bring that child to Philadelphia,
have a consultation of the bsst sp &C.
ialists on his case, put him in the best
institution in this city at my expense.
Send all bills to me, and don't say a
word abont it to anyone. 1t was not
accident that sent you there, but Di-
vine Providence" J."
A few days later the boys father
received a sum of money, with in
structions to bring his boy to Phila-
delphia and both arrived here on Oc-
tober %.
Two days later the boy was taken
to the University Hospital and placed
under DR.. De Forrest Willard and
DR.. James K. Young, the former be-
ing the herd Of his profession in or
thopoedic surgery in the country and
the latter an orthopoedic surgeon OF
wide repute.
After two days consultation they
decided to perform An operation
known as double astragolectomy, and
on tn. following Wednesday DR.. Will
lard operated on one foot and DR..
Young on the other, the operations be-
ing performed simultaneously and oc-
cupying two hours. The little feet
were literally cut apart, bones extract
ed, and then the feet were reconstruct
ed in a plaster cast, which moulded
them to natural shape, reversing
their position and so making them
point to the front. For FIVE weeks
these casts were kept on the feet, and
when removed disclosed two little feet
looking as natural as possible.
Then came the struggle to teach
the little 7-year-old child how to walk
For months the old instinct to hoE
and turn the feet backward WAS par
amount and sadly interfered with the
special boots and braces which hac
been mad. for him. Every day th'
little drumstick legs were scientifically
masssged to develop the muscles
which had never been used before
and part Of each day was spent il
the hospital gymnasium, and it wa
only a question of time when the chilc
would walk naturally, and that tim'
arrived today.
At the hospital it was said that th'
child. board had been paid regularly
but they did not know by whom
The father arrived from West Vir
ginia last night with money sent hin
by the same mysterious donor, and i
was only by accident that the name
of the phil,nthropist was discovered
This man was Robert II. Foerdsrer
Congressman, morocco manufacturer
millionaire, and a doer of good deed
by stealth. For Mr.. Foerderer hide
his philanthropies under the bushe
measure, but such acts have a willfu
way of shining out so ali men may se'
them. So it becomes known, despite
him, that he has made life something
worth while for Charles La Fevre
Not only will the child hereafter g
erect and walk upright among his fel
lows, but he will find in the Martins
burg bank a nice little sum of money
as a further token of his kindly friend I
interest in him"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-04-03
Notice to the Public.

undersigned desires to inform the
lathe is now engaged for HIM
l .re work of Barn Building,
rr-diug. General Contracting
...-,.rrer Work of every sort. rs
.r,- l,- .., wfn be reasonable and | Will
-..... satisfaction. \ share OF the
-.... rq,rlnage is solicited Call on
I-.- /. w. THOMPSON,
a.. Uvilla, w. Va.
N.r.lt 1901.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-04-03

Mashington-What's the matter
with your clock? It's stopped.
Tailor-N Never wind it up. l use
it ss a motto.
What do you mean?'
"No tick here"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-04-03
Want. To Help Others.

81 had stomach trouble all my life, 7"
saws Edw. Mehlea, proprietor Of the
Union Bottling Works, Ere, Pa, "and
tried all kinds Of remedies, went to sew
eral doctors and spent considerable
money trying to get a moments peace.
Finally read of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
and have been taking il 10 my great sat-
isfaction. never found its equal for
stomach trouble and gladly recommend
it in hope that may help other suffer
ers." Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures all
stomach troubles. You don't have 70
diet. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests
what you eat Reinhart's Pharmacy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-04-03

"W.ll," said the girls father stern
ly, after the timid suitor had finally
stated his case, "do you think you
could support family, young man?"
"Gee whizl" exclaimed the young
man, "have you lost your job?"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-04-03

With most men economy, instead OF
charity, begins at home.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-04-03
I SNYDER PUBLISHER.
Our Great Preparations for
Fall and Winter
Are Worthy Of Fame !

Our Store offers you the fruits of our
tact and good judgment in gathering the
best and most reliable
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-04-03

Fathsr-Tell me why you want TO
get narried2
Daughter expect it's one Of the
traits l inherited from my mother.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-04-03

Many /. doctor gets 81 a visit for
saving the lives Of people not worth
two cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21
AFTER SIX
Bon arche watched for and

guaranteed fer 10 years. regular
price t1.is dox.s after 9. t1.ss dos.
Only I set Of each TO a buyer.
Cut Glass Salts and Peppers. sev-
ersi choice cuts 20 choose from. aid
yer topa. regular SOC each: after 9.
sc each.
only 1 pair 20 buyer.
boys Brurs Lanterns. well made.
regular psice &C each. after 6. &c
each.
Lace Shelf Paper. assorted eoiors.
io-yard Packages, regular Sc pack
aEe. after 6. packages for &c.
Plated Teaspoons, on white metal.
regular &c dozen: after 6 i0c dos.
Only 1 dozen 20 n buyer.
Fancy Decorated Work Baskets
assorted cniora and shapes. regular
75c beaket. after 9. tsc each.
a lot Of Mems Fleece Lined TN
derHhlris tno drawers). worth Sc.
after 8. each toc.
Mems Heavy Spanish Brown Cot
ton Sox. AZ. pair. Sc.
Gold Rings. with beautiful settings
also a plain or chased band ring,
regularly sold AT 500 each. sale
price after &, SOC.
Mems Extra Heavy Gold Plated
watch Chains. regularly worth s250.
after 8. only esc.
Fancy Hat Pins, q large and beau
tifui assortment. all new styles. reg
ular price Soc each: after 8. choice
iec.
Hair Retainers. obIong shapes.
very best quality and finish, regular
price i0c. after 8. only Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21

Hone Collar Buttons. very best
quality. one dozen on card. regularly
worth Ice card: after 9. &c card.
Best Quality Pins. with wire drawn
needle points. 900 pins In paper. reg
uiar value SC per paper. after q.
only &c per paper.
Patent Nontwisting Tape. assorted
widths in bunch. best ever made,
regularly worth fec per bunch. sale
price after &. &c per bunch.
hid Hair Curriers', very best quail
~. 4 dozen In bunch. special after
9. only b per bunch
Fedora Wire Hair Pins, assorted
sizes. straight or crlmped, put up in
cabinets. regular price SC cabinet.
after 8. for Sc.
Women's Sanitary Napkins. half
dozen In box. worth Csc. after 6. at
ibc-
Women's Black Ice Wool Fasei-
majors; special after 6. ioc. value 2sc.
Women's Plain Muslln Drawers,
made with cluster OF four tucks:
special after 9. isc. regular value &c.
Women's Skirt Chcmise. trimmed
with lace or emhroidcry--Some
soiled~-Epeciai after 9, 5sc. value
si-00. si.x5 and 81 SO.
Chiidren's Wooden Stocking Cans.
colors blue and white stripe; special
after s, ioc. value &c.
Chlldrcp's Bingham Aprons. small
size, trimmed with lace edge. epc.
cial isc. valis s5c.
women's Felt slippers. felt soies.
value &c. for sc.
Whittemore's Git Edge Shoe Pol
isher. 25c size. for fEc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21

Wings for millinery trimming. Ice
kind. after &. 81 Ec.
Rainy Day Walking Hats. worth
skc. at sc.
American Shifting Prints. = sari-
ety OF choice HtylrH. usual price Sc.
after Z. a yard &c.
Pillow Cases. made Of bisarhed
cotton. slse ssxzs inchea worth fzizc.
after &. each. &c.
Tray Cloths. bieached damask.
colored borders and frinEtd. size
isxz7 inches. worth isc; after :. each
loo.
Fancy Path Towels. a variety Of
coiors and designs size 2exf0 inches.
h~rwned ends. worth toc, after Z.
each csc.
Nicely Finished sash Rods. adjust
able ends. extend - TO % inches. val
ne isc each. after 6. &C. each.
White Taeseicd Curtain Loops.
washable. s. a pair regular. after &.
pair for SC.
Aii-Wooi Smyrna Rugs. sexss, IN
Oriental ard aoari designs. value
tzfs. after 9. lisa.
Boys z-piece ve~tee Suits, nges }
to \ years. worth si.7s. az csc.
Mems "siickers' Rain Hats. worth
sc. al iac.
Pretty opaieseeut Bohemian Glass
Rose Jars. and Flower Vases. aeaofi-
81 coiorr. regular price iac, sc and
aSc each: choice after 8. loc each.
W. ~. Rogers. 10 dwt. Knives and
Forks. hand-burnished handles,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21

Mems Soft Crush Hata. IN blm
black and gray. regularly ~; =
ter 6. 7ac-
Mems Fancy Golf cAp9 rsgxH
s5c kind. after &. isc.
Women's Fine Ribbed Fast RlaEk
Cotton Hose. double toe. he'll ~
knee. actual isc values. AMIR 1 !
pairs x5c-
women's Flat Natural wcol Ven
extra fine, soft quality. actual ~
grade: after 6. Sc garment
French Flannel Dressing snoqsA
full lire of colore. triple ca2e o.
lar, $500: after 6. ss<S
Eiderdown Sacoues. satin bcna6
all coiors. silk loop and Olive f4Dfen-
erx. price s1.s0: after {. Ella
1000 Bars Palmetto Toilet ~
extra hard nilied and very laAilk
worth Ttsc cake: after 8. ) CARS -
10c.
Pierce's Pills. the regular SC tar.
boxes for sc. Limit hoxsk
n. n. Shampoo. 6 shsmron z
package; after 8. 3 packages for =
Petroleum Jelly Or Vaseaias or
bniated only. regular lcc nosa@
for SC.
Jelly Tssans. the best and pura
and well assorted flavors. worth x
after 8, 15c pound.
New All Wool French MI
yValstings. In dots. figures. fi1te1
and bordered designs: special =
value 1Sc and SIC.
ss-inch Velour Moreen. IN
shades. fast colors. suitable
waists and skirts; special &c. Fs'~
s5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21
LOCAL BOOK AGENCY ss sssI sss %sa s .,
P 1ss' %s ' Lat. "' s.,s 81; A BNKO CONCERN

An investigation into the methods
Of the Monarch Book Company Of
Chicago rather Of tia alieged
local agcncy~ts being made hS the
police. While no arrests have been
made, and are not likely Ia b. naaas.
in view % the faet that there ap-
pears TO be no law covering the
ease. Detcctiya Lane. Who iH con-
dueting the Investigation, reports
that he il satisfied the alleged iecai
hFanch % the Windy city corpora
ton IA a swiuditag concern.
According 20 the detectives rcport.
the principal business Of the reputed
local branch II appointing agents At
$50 each. paid IA advance BY the
un<ok.hisflcAIes1 person rho responds
70 q elcxorly uor1ed new apapef at=
xcreisamcnf for solicitors Would-he
aEonfS are repaired 10 siNn verbose
and obscnrelN dr4An contract whieh
preErnas To htnA the company Ia re-
pay the $50 deposited as a ''s1laran.
xee of good faitts Whenever the cun-
ditiouE ~ the agreement have been
compiled with.
il i claimed By Detrctisc Lane.
however. that the conditions are 50
many and obscure thai there n r.ezsl-
iy no earthly possibility OF amy un~
fortunate agent complying with
them all and resolving back his de.
poslf. The state labor bureau OF
s,allfnrniA. the poilca Of san Fran
cisco aaa the seattle postoffiee arr
On line with Dsssctise Lane on this
point
No Prosecution Possible
Tine Seattle police have signslly
fa1Ied % flud any agent. who mas
u. all -.
tious Of the A0ndsrfuliy sigaed ana
sealed printat contract. Therefore
Il has been impossible to Institute
any prosecution for ootsinlns mooney
under false prsteases. There u none
20 swear that the local branch
agency has not lived up to Its agree
meal to refund any agents de-
Roslt.
several DAYS ago Lane laid the
matter before Prosecuting Attorney
Fullap. but the contracts that are
signed ~ the esnpsoye arc 80 IN
Hentously worded that the criminal
law canlact toseh the company :
ekcucy unless some one has b<en
flecced after he has fulfilled his
contract. No such person can BE-
found. and consequently no arrests
can BE- made. Most victims OF the
swfndie. Il has been azcertalned.
never attempt - carry out the terms
of the contract after realizing they
have been bun koed.
The concern that operates In seat
Gle 10 the same. II IL said. that was
represented BY Mrs. ~. !. Nelson in
San Franchise. This woman. when
IN official Investigation was started.
left that city and has not been heard
from since- Several complaints have
been made 20 the police regarding
the alleged local agency ~ fhs book
company. and the attention Of the
newspapers has hNen called to the
1act that the ruputed agency has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21

The Stone. Fisher d Lane Annsx
Offers Some Rare Bargains Te.
morrow

A manufacturer OF Ribbons has
sold his trial ends" ana short pieces
to the Annex at about half price.
The lot Includes Tnnctns. JouiHinea.
Satlna, Iibertya and Mousneilnea IN
every conceivable color ana In every
width. from , to inches, Ar a re-
suit OF Tits purchase. soc Ribbon will
he sold az sho. and 7bc qualities viii
be sec. Another bargain that Will
draw many IL a lot OF 400 Chmel's
Hair TamH for Children ana Misses.
These are used to being called "7ac
values for Hoe In most stores. but
the Annex puts them on sale tosner-
row NJ see apiece. The Annex cor
ner rnivefaity and Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21
Children's Gar
mcnts

Chiidren'a Dresses. made Nsltr
Hubbard style. colorf red. bise ~
brown. sizes !, and 5: shtH -
made of eashEasrss SPECIAL eaiss-
DAY -.--ss+--s.-- $50 s.ss<.s..x X
Regular value 81 80.
chlidren's Aneora Hoods. en-
white and gray; special s8iaf11f
: ..-s-s-- .s-.-..s.s ~
Regular value Ills ard tn.
Children'r one-p piece Dress. md K
novelty goods. trimme1 vita plair
blue or red eashmert. vklue IT,.
special ....-....-. ..----..--. <l<10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21
COST ONE
MILLION

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Nov. I'll
The report OF the bureau Of inaular
affairs. made public today, shows
that the bureau has expended 81. &c.,
600 upon the inauiar government of
the Philippines ia the past year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21

Every day j. bargain day at the
Northwestern shoe store. $40 Seeond
avenue. They are selling OF their
entire retail stock. and have cut prize
90 ON cvery shoe In the store. bet
ter look up these bargains. Il VIII
pay you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21

flee. together with letters from the
California labor bureau thoroughly
exposing the awindic as u was oper-
ated In San Francisco,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21
DEADLY EMPLOYMENT
Miners Suffer Various Affections Couch I'm
Coal Dust Years After ceasins Work

SCRANTON. Nov. 1.-THE expert |
medical testimony designed to show
miners usually have asthma and
rhtunatism. and that the employ
ment is thoroughly unheaithfsl. was
eontinusd before the arbitration !
commission this morning DR. Rob- !
&rt Gibbons was the first witness
DIR. Gibbons said that no child un-
der II should be allowed 90 enter the
mines and that no man should be
euployed without 4 prior medical
examination. This. gibbons sssfs.
would prevent the agxravation Of
lung diseases where a predisp position
% such Affections already existed.
The witness said that tho largest
number Of cases In hts practice from
= single cause vas from burns caus-
ed either by powder or oil explosions
He said In such cases he almost al
ways found pieces OF coal driven into
the bodies Of the victims. Many
ether injuries occurred from falling
rock. many OF such being broken
backs
Or. Gibbons said that he thought
insufficient protection was given TO
miners to prevent such accidents.
He stated that he never expected to
secure payment for the services he
rendered miners He said the men
were willing to pay. but their IN
comes we're not sufficient to enable
them 20 live decenfly. even without
paying doctors bills. He declared
that the ambulance service In the
mines Ia simply rotten; that the
vehicles are kept In the mule stables.
He said: Every ambulance In THE
great region Il a mazz OF infections.
carrying death and disease 10 all
those who ride IN them"
Cough Up Dust
Yesterday physicians who have
practiced IN the coal regions tesff-
fled that mining IL a very uDhealth-
full occupation. DIR. r.. II. benahan
testified that he had seen man
cough up coal dust nine years after
leaving the mines. and had been told
OF a man who had coughed up dust
after Is years. DR.. John O'Aalley
testified that he had seen miners
lungs as black as coal itself
IL was testified that 30 per cent.
~ miners over 30 years Of age are
rheumatic. and that miners asthma
and lumbago are very prevalent
among them. IL Was also stated
4
Y1eseber q Carpenter. realty b.r-
uA1ns only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21
IlOc For soc Paper Cutters

Fancy Hat Pins. n large assortment.
all new. neat patterns. regular
value loc each: sale price. choice.
each ........ ....-...-.......
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21

Mat their general health gradually
declines. 20 that their earning power
steadily decreases DIR. Lenahan
said that fully 10 per cent. OF the
miners are anaernlr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21
THE MARKETS

Nearly 10 tons Of poultry. the last
Thanksgiving shipment % Alaska.
60 north on the steamer Dolphin to-
MORTON. This large output wflI have
a tendency TO eiear the market. but
chickens. ducks and geese have be.
gun Go come In large quantities from
the country on local steamers. 50
that the demand fnr poultry will
probably he well supplied for several
days at least.
Concord grapes are nfrnost nii
sone and are selling a. = 20 "a
csufs m Western avenue today.
WHOLESALE PRICES
fThsss Ericss are 20 any hur~r n susa-
fift~al Price, - snail purchases ss~raas
70 PER ceat hfxhsrJ
Vegetables
rotatose. tfo8sft p~r tgn. carrots haa5su
n<f ancM. letftee iac r~r dos hot haesa~
$50 pr cas-. tafnin@. Tac rariie. al
e.essxe. sf@rer r<r rwt: estefr. tnstes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21

dosl E~r-et sotsteas foese NJ. chili pep
psra. st.sa per hos aauefAraut. Be m
onienH iMtAe pes ~. niuashsa, ise per
uaund. putnpkius. lie
Grean Fruit
Lemons. saA 4 % hax. eesihlns appsH h0H
Thr hux. eating, Td<gfei ~ hon. tAnAilAH
ftH2 a. pinsarples, - hes. ufanEru. 1anaa
a. hAyrln, 81 f1art - h,u Hsi-e fftit.
SAGA Conrafa EfHFss-. 4itfaoci llcass. 81 70
hon. cranbaHtsa. 500 10 psf barrel. grapes.
hlask aad white. tiz4 - PER crate, Taka1z.
ffgN1 90 per crate prruiWusnns. SIN.
Provisions
rrrah Meat-acau tsaft o8r iier NJ steer
beef. 181Ae per IN. mutton, wethef. fe.
ewea, as.e pesk, pAe ~ veal hHiae.
rraeirinns-rfian1n fhr. breakfasts haoon.
live. bellies. fresh, fsi5e.
Butter. Cheese. Eaas, Poultry
nuttar-+ Washington crcamertsa. 40 Z
eastern 2tH NE. ranch. taus2c.
Ch.sse--NatiVe "a anhiustun fuli cream.
ikr Eastern New Sefk, in.uior Via
ronsin. taSffuet oregon. fhc, ltcaugfoft.
shci hdam. titdfia per ease. New fofk.
lsVioc iAmbufEef. iouiTei brick. iaaifei
Hsss fresh ranch. ssSaoc; naassra. "a
aapc.
tafkegA live lss8sae. dressed Souz@e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21
.raperies

Arabian Net Curtains. real cable net.
pretty designs. value ts.Go pair. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21

sss<rapsr EatsfpFtes As~octAtion
SAN FRASclsCo, nov. fN.--tSpe-
cfaf Correkpondeutl - kAfherins
BloodEsood. one Of the beat know q
% concert singers. has married How
ara IA. kipp. u second lieutenant q
marines ut GeNt island. Ars4 harF
WAS. before her marriage 90 john
BioodEocd. which eccurrcsi whcn she
was bat II years old. a Miss Spencer.
She went IN the stage after her d.
vorce from Hioodkood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21

Detective Lane asked Manager
Hesselttns Of the local agency Gpf
thu name OF any person IN seattle
who had ever succea<ied In fulfilling
the contract and who had bessu r.
funded his Ss.se deposit. The agent
gave the name Of several persons b.
various rstnofe parts OF the Inite1
States. but could not tell Of no per-
son la Seattle Nho had been 80 for
tunatn.
At the time Mrs. Nelson's opera.
tons In San Francisco were under
Investigation By the police a special
dispatch announcing the breakinz
up OF the swtuditng book agency
there was published BY the star. ana
the FIRST report OF the establishment
81 an alleged branch office of the
Chicago concern in Seattle was
brought u the Star office and re.
ferrcd to the police for Investigation.
A sample copy Of the Monarch
hcok Company'H local agency corr
tract "a now on file IN the Star Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21

Oily Tenaued Manager
lurcd 70 the office OF the local
agency, at ifis Second avenue. by at
trActivcly worded newspaper adVer.
tssemcnts the seareher Tot employ.
ment meets an oliy-tongued gentle.
nan who explains the methods OF
the ailexed company and tells how
any person can make a large SALARY
with very little work. The contract
that the applicant Il induced 70 sign
stirulatcs that he must work faith
fuily eight hours day Tor 30 days
as soliciting agent.
After 80 days work has been done
the book company. It is represented.
VIII appoint him field manager
for the concern At an attractive sal
airy. Another clause i that the
terms OF the contract shalt be kept
secret. apparently to prevent duper
from comparing notes. The one 60
seutisl feature OF the contract Is thar
the applicant shall pay TO the lieId
manager appointing him the
sum 81 $50. whlrh IL 10 be returned
after the applicant has been an-
pointed a field nanager--if he ever
IL.
A young Seattle woman. whose
name IL withheld. signed one Of
these contracts, After she had done
SO her friends hold her that she had
been swindied. she attempted 70
get her money back. hut Il was re-
fused her. Another case Is on record
AZ police headquarters where man
worked for a few days as an agent.
then demanded back the money he
had paid. The local field uanaket
refused 60 give II ~ him. How
nanny similar eases have nas
been reported to shr police IL IA. Of
course. impossible 70 state.
similar complaints induced the
California state labor bureau to look
into the sun F1tncisco agency of the
concern conducted By Mrs. Nelson
In the Grand hotel. when the In
vsstigatlon WAS started Mrs. <eiaon
left between fxrp DAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21

Fancy white Pearl Paper Cutters.
regularly worth 80 and SOC. sale
price. only .-.-.................1 Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21

been doing swindihs business in
Seattle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21

Rope PortlsreA. good assortment Of
AL eoiors. nsw. value h25 PER. az
....... ............ $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21

FLETCHER . Carpenter. realty bar
UAtns only. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21

Wagner's Orchestra will
give pleasure to our friends
and customers SATURDAY
night by rendering this -.
cellent program:
March-'Itock Chalk, Cav
Hawk, X. u" -. .Mof,a..k..
Ynlse Lento--''rha CarerE
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bohemian Orr
.sssss s..s..s.s s......... lsajf.
selec;ion-'.T'he Singing olris
.sss.sss+ .s....s.. ..... Hs~h.-x
charactertstie--''Kitchy CO..
..s.ts ......... ..... .Eds'sre-
Two Stss-"At a Garden Par
sss.-.s. ....s.s...... 49,. Iohns
cornet solo--"Mothere Hesrts
sssfsssss sss..sss. 1900. Hee.
+. VI. Wagner.
yaine--" Marc" lnew) Rinx,<f.-
Intermezzo. JocOse--'~rhs Ts,,s
Triner .............-, Bzrssr<
Merch-.atars and stripssz
-..... ..s.ssss. .s........ Eonr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-21

A special lot OF st.
George High Grade
Cheviot Overcoats, in
blue, black and Oxford
shades. They are $40
garments. never having
been sold at the extraor-
binary low price quoted: