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8 to III

handling regularly i2no.fsc and fsc;
from to II Mt s f-sc.
STAMPED Linen Doyiies. very best
quality. button hole border. assorted
floral designs, worth isc: from TO
II at Sc.
womens Fine Linen Handler
chiefs. h-inch hem. stitched hens.
extra quality. worth lie, from y to
II al Toe.
Mems s5c grade ~ Fleece Lined
IinderehirtE and Drawers: from 10
IL at Ssc garment
Meme Hcmstitchsd Handkerchiefs.
worth l5ei from 5 q II at i0c.
Mems Sl.oo White Laundered
Shirts. from : 20 II at Soc.
card Mounts: from 10 II at Zoe
dozen.
Playing Cards. worth csc: from s
60 II at ibe.
Black Seal Lunch Boxes. worth
loo: from ) 10 N NJ &c.
Heavy REFINED Stew Kettles. &
at, size. from TO II AZ loo.
Good Lamp chimneys. put up In
paper cartons. Size No. ?; from s to
IL at &c.
Canvas Telescopes. well made and
rivetted. "a and ie-inch sire. from s
to II at i9c.
womens Outing Flannel Gowns In
fancy stripes, mother Hubbard.
worth ssc; from TO iilat soc.
Womens Muslin Gowns, V shape
or high neck. yoke OF embroidery
and tucks. worth $50; at 69c,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23

Under this headlng--ao familia 90
hundreds 81 Seattle housewives and
customers Of the Bon Marche-afe
grouped for tomorrow n medley Of
Removal Sale Bargains.
4B-inch white on cloth. slightly
defective but just AZ good IA perfect
for use. from 70 II at The yard.
isc.
3s-inch Swiss, figured.
sheer and very pretty. for sash aud
long curtains. worth Isc yard: for
only pc.
Colored Panel Stripe French Scrim
all colofs, worth Use. 20c and 2sc yd.
from to II at lac. The above Scrim
Ia 40-inch width
Wire Hair Pins. in boxes. assorted
sizes. straight or crimpcd. regular
pYce Sc box: from 5 TO IL. boxes
for &c.
Shoe Strings. very best quality.
metal tipped. regularly sold at SC
pair from 60 II az lc.
Pocket Knives, best quality steel
bladea. regularly a5c and Soc; from
10 II al isc.
Boys Blouse shirt Waists. all col
ore. ages I to IA years, regularly 2bc,
from 70 II at i9c.
Mems Caps. In golf and yachting
styles. all the new shades. Ibo value;
at 5gc.
Cambria Embroideries and Inser-
lions. finest qualities wide OPEN
work and blind edges. 10 81 inches
In width. some slightly soiied from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23
Theaters
w.rs and Jams.

ware ana James
The Tempest which Louis Jamea
and Frederick Warde will present. at
the Grand on Wednesday evening il
said 60 be the last and i aoknawl-
edged a. BE- the best OF Shakespeare >
dramas and under the form 81 an al
lsxory. might br called the dramatic
wiii and last testament u the great
poet. hla adieu to that faithful pub
lie whose applause he had gained for
i've and twenty mastefrlecea and fof
more than eleven other pisys, which.
full 90 Imagination and charm.
wuuid have made for any lesser
mortal the most enviabie uf crowns.
Ia a word. this drama u poetic
syHthesis or. as frospero would e.
press Il Ia the language Of ma
slcian. Il II a microcosm % that ORA.
sssatie world which hts imagination
had created. There VIII he fouf
night performances and = Saturday
matinee. The curtain viii fisa AZ
sharp each night.
sThs King of this Opium sirns
At the Seattle theAtef this seek
The King % the OPIUM Ring II
the attraction. The play u = real
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23
PECULIAR
ACCIDENT
WATER MAIN BURSTS AND TWO
MEN HAVE A WIT TIME GIT
TING AWAY

The bursting OF siv.inch water
main al f4rss avenue aud Columbia
Rtrcet cNnte near CAUSING the dcath
IN drowning OF john Spc ucrr ana I.
III. Hansen last night A. larke truck
carrxlnx a heavy piece az machinery
for the new plant OF the scattic
Electric Company had lust passed
over the brick pavement and On down
Columbia street On the plank f0Ad-
bed.
me weight az the trsnk sunk the
eifeet considerably and anapped the
six-ineh main.
Water rushed out ana undermined
the street for a considerable space.
The two men who we're tnuurcd stood
at the edge Of the hricix pavement
watchlnx the flow of W11er SUIT
d~nly the bricks save way and they
were plunged into the wfnrlpeol %
water. IL was with dtfftcultN that
they were rsseued by the crowd that
enif~etea. The water floc-ied the
rrfnfinx offiee af e.rofuan & sroulen.
and also waskasl its WAY Into the
Colman hataz. the office OF A. Rob
fuson and the assay office OF {. T..
I,nsar1ns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23
Notions

The Notion Store attracts
any other department OF the 81
Morocco Leather Chatelains Bags,
with oNydiEed trimmings. strong and
beautifully made Up; special for
Wednesday al 76c.
The Diamond Nail Files. 70 AZ
inches long; special at. each igc.
Narrow Seal Leather Belts. very
best quality, always sold at CSC and
tac each, safe price. choice. Csc.
Pleated SILK Betting. In gray or
tan. regularly sold at Sec yard. sale
price, yard. 2bc.
Special values In Scissors. all per
fectly made and finished, very best
quality steel; sale price Wednesday
6ac, Use. 95c.
Twentieth Century Handy Book.
containing fine assortment OF black
pins. shawl pins. darning needies,
eodkins. hooks and eyes. common
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23
DOSE'NT LIKE
VANCOUVER

Annie Rooney. one OF the oldstime
ntandbys az the police station. waa
arrested for the first time in many
weeks last night, Patrolman Free
man put her IN jail TO sober ~. An.
nie was driven out 90 Seattle some
month"; ago and given a suspended
sentence OF 10 days with the n-Ix-.
ilege OF leaving the town.
Il would rather be IN iail In se-
attic" she told the sergeant this
morning. than free In Vancouver.
A. q"
AFTER she became sober abe was
60 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23
DRAWS SOMETHING

The controversy between Samuel
q. corbett. formerly city detective.
and the city engineers office over n
small lot Of ground on Mercer street.
resulting a. II did in corbettn az.
rest. was finally settled Last night by
the city council passing an ordinance
fund 70 pay Mir gnfhett for re-
iinquiuhment OF his claim 10 the con-
tested rfoperty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23
THE MARKETS

Fruits are generally scarcer on the
market today and as result prices
generally are stronger. A carload %
fancy grapes arrived On the market
from California this morning and
are meeting with really sale az a
rII4ht advance IN price Peaches
AZ ecarrc. and though the market =
II sSnNer there y not pcrceptibic
q A4nre In price. CNntmlourses are
rauch sr4rcer and what uocicus are
on The market are II an inferior
quality. The price u from si.eo to
as PER ease.
A car load og sweet pntnn,es ar
rived from California today and the
meeting with . good market. though
kk>rr n a small decline In prlre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23

Children's and Misses Box Calf or
pongols Lace Shoes. sizes Sis to 2.
worth $50: AT use.
Women's Fine Wei Kid Lace
Shoes. worth $500: at si.as.
Mems Duro Calf Lace Shoes. med
ium heavy soics Goodyear welt.
medium heel. worth sa.0o. At si.aS.
Toilet Soap. regular s5c box.
cakes In box: from 8 90 II At loo.
Cocoa CASTLE White Soap, extra
large boxes, worth &c; from ) 20 II
at loo bar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23

wouen's Fast Black Extra Fine
Cashmere, hlgh splieed heel. double
sole. IN plain or ribbed. at 2sc ana
s...s... s.---ss.s. ....-.-. ....s.ooe
Women's Extra Fine Fast Black
Cotton Hose. silk fleece lined. high
epliced beet. double sole: splendid
values al 2sc and.........-....3 5c
Women's Jersey Ribbed Wool Vests
and Pants In gray or white. extra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23

STILL DREDGING

Cant. J. {. Sanford Of the United
States enxineeringa corps. was In
seattle yesterday trying to make ar
engagements to purchase a vessel for
dredging use on the Columbia river
bar. The bar ~ said TO be nhaitoaof
nov than for many years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23
STANDARD EXPANDS

The standard FuFnauro Company
Of thts city has begun the conHtrues
ton Of tso-atogy brick building. %
- Ia feet. IN Tacoma. ON Eleventh
street between Pacific avenue and
A street. The building viii he com-
pleied in pecember and stocked With
= complete liae % furniture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23

more customers in number ''''
ore.
pins. hair pins ana four pspen =
sewing needles. regular NAts'
book. sale price. book lec. ....
White Pearl Buttoak small ~. 10,
special values at, per dczfn
l0c. 1910. .s-x
Brush Edge skirt Bindink. ~.
best quality. IN black and coaa' ~. y,
ularly sold at SC yard: saie f''''
yard, Sc. A,.ra
Corset Steele. best Quaiits. rsir
or white. regularly sold o. Nv
sale price. pAir. &C. -A;a,1s
SEAMLESS Stockinet Dress VIM
guaranteed odorless. fekaiA
Csc pair: sale price. pelfs i,s rsr.
The snap Hook and Bye, ~ MA;
fectiy. but unfastens WIN ~
pull. regular price lee eafe'
price. card, tc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23

Under this headins--so familiar TO
drop stitch. very excellent assort-
ment. high spiiced heel. double sole.
actual value bse and SIC. special at
$500. .......... ...............a1e
xemenss Fast Black Pure Lisi~
Lace openwork Hose, in handsome
newest designs. hlEh spliced heel.
double sole. extra values. zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23

Wisconsin, ttel Roo0efort. sacl Edau,
81 lasAa 40 Per case New tasf.. te8lee.
ttGtpa
Eser strictly frvsh ranch. cnureei east
stn. a8a3ae
Live roai,ry--iisns. iaNoiscs frysrs
ftulee. tufkeYa ttc.
HensY@ffufea
Gem missisn Meas Prices
cheeae-Sative Washington hnttsA
EsNsaztfteilf ffesh tAnch. ttutae.
nkltter--W aehinatoa srVamers. so91tei
ranrh. ttutfe
drain oats. ta1.ooi wheat s9aoo3 corn
So 81 fuiied tafirN. fSl.ua
ftay@ fukvt sound Yer ton tt2oai East
sra WAshinstaa timothy. sia,oa. alfalfa.
&&t0 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23

fine quality best values at. gar
Hent -......-.. .bssc
Black Hose. unmatchable quality,
extra heavy. high splieed heel. dou-
blue sole, finest u.Sb stockings. at
........ ......... .........S1.O 90
Wofnen's Fine Ribbed Excellent
Quality Natural Wool Vests and
Pants, best value at the garment
.ss-... .s-ss.... ......-.-..-..ri .ot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23
WILL SHADOW
JOSEPH

VIENNA. Sept. s1.~-prfnce Joseph.
whose recent escapade al isaadun
attracted wide attention. has been
placed under continual surveillance
here as n punishment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23
San Toy Jacket

This nraf little French Top Coat for
the women folks n decidedly
drensy. made 81 a fine black ak
velour, with wide round collar.
Jap sleeve gathered at shoulder,
faced With white satin and edged
With Persian band trimming.
tiEbt-fittfd back and triple. plalt-
81. long point front. cellar and
upper fronts hand applique trim
ned the New York storer get
ssste for this garment. which We
offer Al ana m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23
Winter Capes

Special for Wednesday We offer =
new lot Of Heavy Cloth capcs. with
q ie-ineh TOP cape. The collar and
oyercApe trimmed with vide black
satin band. stitched IN white. all
edged with long Tibet fur, AZ
1900 aI-A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23
Imported Zibeline Monte Carlo

This garment - made % the heaviest
German zsbeilns Mantle Cloth.
handsomely lined. trimmed with
the beet made siIk Hercules Braid.
running around garment. begin
ming At the top with a haif-iueh
With. and finishing With n 9-ineh
curdinE 20 the width ~ braid II
was imported az the ccsf q a.
marks as a sample. ana VIII be Of
fefed af ..........ss.s...k oU. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23

Carriers Little Liver Pills wH"
sc: at l0c.
Children's Umbrellas. Soc va'<
from 1 GO II at see
"Ye old Tyne" Mixed c.n@
worth sc 10: from 90 II al 1N'
Snow Flake" Dress skirts- wes
ing length, fun fare bottom. dcocx
stitched seams. of snow fake 60
mere. worth si-sa. al ss-ss.
Fur Collars stone martin. opc:e'@
with 5 tails. worth $50. a. &N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23

d. MeDouald. OF smiths cove. re-
ported tn the Police this morning
that his house had been entered by
burglars saturday night and s. In
money taken The house next deer
Was also entered tha same night. but
nothing Was secured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23
Tailor Suits

Heavy All weoi chsvio,. In black.
navy. oxford. etc. jacket blouse.
with deep pspium riot nfam trim.
med skirt has sifc flare from
knee. alao slot seams 60 match
blouse. fun suif rfceiy lined
throughout. special low MARKED
rfien Al .s.ss.........a.... k1 .5O
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s e. &c ssss<ss' * oossi sss st -
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4 PR ID: C'hlr peppers. 80 box;
on.s<<<r~nt 1885, tarassees. tnts,s>c rad
lsD~4 = pr Asa. rHr.i~s. ss0ss. enisn-.
s1s... =, se.r - s.. sssss : ssr 90 :.
pquashszs 3 per 10. wax beans, zisc,
ar@A nrass - par .tass s.eansb~r~. - pss
daf, erm@F~fs sHrsf1s vwsr p~as I've tef-
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ot-7s pr easel xr~~a e~n. sto"Gt 20:
cnntaioupen 81 eoaxi-.s ease. water
saloons. si-1s8s7-a.
srr<n Fruit
f~nu1n>.-sz ooQ1 % q enx. cockinx az
v,pa f5< sx eating srpses Boa.
~ s's- 1880. sss-ss..1 ssssesss -: sss'
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1879. see7-e. earr~nts. sses blseko~rs
rl<z. =: plurns. sc box: Concords. )
S~-ss< seso s@rs~i: srzsss. siass 90
whl<e. 1a.eef3sl-ss; Tokays. u-15es
an. Beia~ares. 7sr crate.
vssuA n>&s--cev b>~f. - ~ NJ sss~s
- oDo1se ~ n. naatcas wstass. Tvs.
80, IA pSrk ~ psr NJ vs~l hss~
vs~ssssns : H&rna ises svsAxfsss
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23

Manila Washington Coat
IL made Of the best heavy Black SIX
Peap de Sole. white satin lined.
wide collar and revers white satin
faced and trimmed with cream
white Irish crochet lace. entire
garment edged with Persian trim
ming. length g inches. plated
folds forming coat from neck 10
valsf and skirt hanging full. with
four Inverted plated in hack: a
beautiful garment for the stylish.
up-to-daie dresser. ard viii b sold
at ........... ............. $50. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23

women's Rlcheileu Ribbed Silk ara
Lisie Vests. high neck. Tong sieere
finest quality In pink. blue. cro1
or black AZ ...--..s.-..-.'--.<
Women's Fine Ribbed Wool te14
and Pants. excellent qneity. =
gray. actual value si-25. speci4 -
--.....-.. -..---+.. .-.-s.sss
women's Jersey Ribbed Wool Nixea
Union suits, in gray Empress ~.
feet fitting. extra fine Qnaii,y *
.s-s... -s-s...s -......s.ss...s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23
Fancy Pedestrienne Skirts

The new ft.ep Black Pedestrisnne
Skirts. with niG-lnch apron
fiounea drop. over a wide-flAred
finunees headed by satin hands and
cafd-Htitehsa bottom these are one
OF the many bsrsalnn 20 be- offered
nneclal az ...... $1,000. 81. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23

Nearly A score Of designs and quail
ties On Fianncls with q silk en-
hroidered edge. prices ITO down
10 A.s..-s..... ....e.t+...s....-o3 DOC
Heavy Outing. &c
Heavy Outing Flannel in all Of the
desirable styles. worth 1oc a yard
...s..-. --.-...-.-+........+.. &c
Dress Satines. Isc
Fine Dress satines. In about 50 OF
the iatert designs. worth &c. q
ssrd .....-.. +.-.foc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23
Splendid New Fall Outer Gar
ments for Women
Monte Carlo Jackets

We are showing q special strong
line u these new novelties IN cloth
Of all colors. from 30 up to szs %.
and IN Taffsta, Pssu De Sole. Eiik
Velour and Velvet. all handsomely
lined. braid. 1stted or fur trimmed
very elaborate. an well 80 some
palmer effeets, 70 cell 81 FROM.
........s..HfS.5O up tc SIS. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23
Heavy Outing. &c
Dress Satines. I5c
Knitwear for Women

tDa s 'e s sss @s nG KSsw 4s &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23

A complete line OF white and en-
hruidered flasneis linen
and silk wsrps. and the finest all
wool flasnei 10 be found In the
market: prices from tLeo down 10
s........ ........ ............I9e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23

Tho managers of the Madison
theater nrc to be COMMUNICATED on
their attraction this week. II u an
innovation FOR that house. lnasmuch
as u Ia the tirat play with = piot that
has hrcn seen there. "Hln Van
Wrinkle II being put On by the Lang
stock rompauN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23
Russian Blouse Jacket,

Russian Blouse Jscksss
we are showing fun ne o. ~
cloth. plush. velvet and r<lsw
biouses for winter wear. all 49,
sornely trimmed In braid. Jet or q
and silk lined. These We have ~
large range OF prices from s,ss :
the cloth and sis.o In th< pissA -
to ss5.oe IN silk velour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23

Leicester Fleece. sr-3c
A heavy fIeeced material for Wrap
pers. etc. - inches wide. beet
styles. worth isisc. special. yard
....... .....s..- .............s l-3c
Duchess Flannel. roc
One OF the latest walatineu--the col
orn and designs are all beanti~s-
worth lie. yard Toe
Dress Plaids. ise
A good assortment OF this popular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23

Customers are commenting freely on the un-
matchable prices of our Fall and Winter Suits and
Wraps for women. In our anxiety to push out the
lines quickly-for we have room TO display them
we have perhaps made the prices lower than the
circumstances would seem 10 warrant. But your
gain will certainly Give your good wishes to this
store hence we profit indirectly from our under
pricing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23

5000 yards OF Comfnrt Calico y
floral. scroll. oriental and pzscA-
work designs. worth &c. a yard =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23
Dress Ginghams. nc

Best Dress Gmghams, In good s'yks
Toiie du Nord. Amoskeag. -
Seal. etc. worth l24e: spec'et 3
yard --.--..-....-. --.---...-''S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23
Four
Bargain Lots

Tailor-Madc Venetian Suits .
This line % flne Tailor-made SUITE
MS the fgure equal 10 any suit
made al twice ia price. They can
be had IN ali the best colors arr
black. and in all rlxes. They are
made IN blouse style. with pep
lufu. full silk lined, full suls neHifs
trimmed With many satin. stitrhe4
bands. finished with silk ornA
nsnta and pendants. special price
$780,. .=.s..sss .sssss.s.a.A 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23

latic one, filled with choice bits Of
humor as well a. containing good,
sound plot. Il Viii run all week,
with a Saturday matinee.
Third Avenue Thsater
The managers of the Third Ave-
nue. thoater are offering Down Mo-
bile" as the weeks attraction at the
uptown house. The play iH well
worth seeing aud IL one Of the best
that has appeared IA the city CONE
ing nom the pen OF Lincoln J. Car
ter There win be the usual mat
Inuc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-23
Rem oval Sale Prices for
FlannelS and FlanneletteS
oes rrdudha muAm he marking

at much in the original markings. withest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-07

gwen authority to secure the services
OF some bridge builder to investigate
the condition of the draw of the Gar
diner and Pittston bridge, was accept
ed He found that the draw was in
practically the same condition that it
mas been in for the last few years.
Ihat there was some danger of the
draw being overturned during a severe
wind storm. but it would last for an
other year with care. His report was
accepted and the same draw will be
used for another year. this being part
" influenced by the conditions brought
about on account of the hard work to
get bridge work done and those of its
construction.
The city solicitor was given author
ity to secure aid with which to fight
the coming case at court with the town
of Litchfield in a pauper case, this be-
ing an important one and one that
means many dollars to the city of Gar
diner if defeated.
The two boards met in joint conven-
ton for the election of city physician
to fill the vacancy made by the resig-
nation of DIR. w. l.. Hayes. The result
of the first ballot was a tie, DR.. w, O.
| Cobb and DR.. r. E. Donneil both hay.
| ing nine votes. Mayor Danforth cast
the electing vote for DR.. w. Q. Cobb
Both boards adjourned until the next
monthly meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-07
Wages for Masons' Tenders.

The Mason Tenders Union which
was recently organized in the city un-
der the American Federation of Labor
has decided to serve notices in the con-
tractors Of the city in regard to the
wages which they will expec, during
the coming building season. The firms
affected are as follows: Tht- Proctor
4 Bowie Co. Horace Purinton &. Co.
Nj. {. Foster g. Son. Alfred Flood.
George Barrett. W. l.. Bushey, Sum
ner Rowe. Frank Brooks.
The wages asked for are s1.S5 for d =
hour day for tirst-claSs mortar mixers;
and $1.5o per day for stone mortar
mixers and hod carriers. The coatrac-
tors will be given the customary three
months notice. the notice of the union
taking effect May /. 1902
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-07
Board Of Trade vii. Meet. Thursday.

i meeting of the Board of Trade has
been called for Thursday evening. AS
already explained in the Journal. it is
believed by some that a more con-
venient location for the station of the
narrow gauge railroad can be found in
the city than the one now in view, and
this matter will come up at the meet
ing. There are also many questions in
this connection to be discussed.
Then there is the question of regular
monthly meetings of the board to be
decided. This is considered an excel
lent scheme by the members and will
no doubt be adopted. When it is fairly
started il is expected that much good
will result. especially as this is centen-
NAL year when there will probably be
more than the usual amount Of bust
ness for the board to handle.