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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-29
Coed WORT Started.

And thus the good work goes On.
Patent medicines Kill.
Patent medicine are. IN the main,
fakes.
Patent medicines never cure.
Patent medicines are rotten
schemes 10 deifaHd tbs public out
Of It's money.
Patent msiIelnes should be sup
pressed by national legislation.
These are The expressions 81 fhe
prominent physicians and drug
gigts Of Seattle. And the same
sentiments prevail all over the
United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-29

Sores ~ fine view Lard ~ Rainier
nssah. has hsaaitfai Qisn II I.4ks
Washington ~ Nse pr afre
s Hefes - lard on magnolia aiuff
Nithsa three biasks II At iiae This
isnd has : coma ne .s.ilnE XseN e ths
into lots and eerRN lot wtli have
tbs same beawstta8 sleM This IL
xsfy cheap af The Fttee ws are ask
ma hhfsakEsa ! mAuoSEY.
Eisssia y Y Hlk
rhenea Aaia rs ind. Ia.
FIVE scre tracts. from 70 n Sc
aaliInE faat Best bargains un hAFa
ever offered No better soil any
where Level land tu Nsat Or
tau eIiI =. unffh tsiea he price Ne
ask naN See - about " Hpafn a
nsiiay mis- T. + FaY a Co e
ga.
0na ACRE tracts ef deep rich saif. only
short wn1A e. electric ear. with side
ualk graded school and stores Title
perfect Terms &c cash sad 81 every
thrse months interest per cent
CHARLES f. AnAMA
"a GaImma Building
20 Faa knaw that acreage aaiaesat 10
the Seattle Everett electric line wiii
aaahls = saiss " 3 gsaF p g. ~
left Small cash payment. balance
GEORGE + MEAcifkM.
"a. I'll New fetk iilk
daiu isii. !. iaao
ACREAGE. Security Savings q safe
Deposit co. rs Seneca tt
For sals--Rsal Estate.
III yau MART 4 let q Nnoa lat. ~ a
- = HHfHEE
IN the NEVfNH ADDITION. Green
Lake snxla1 for tls Only little
daNu and a little monthly Cleared
Tote level lets. slightly location. one
Prices 20 be raised In - DAYS call
At our Green Lake office. Mountain
View Station. aud salesman VII
T. r. Fay 4 co. g
House aud lot. new. close IN, eonve-
mIHHf 70 car. 4 rooms uiaatefed.
saisr a., For n ssis e. ss9eln5 l esT
Heu HidE.
/ may have real estate you arc iuok-
inE for. Bee Hanson. New York Bik
II
s-ranm. 2zstory home. large rooms.
concrete fpunda lion porcelain bath
sewer, cement walka, hedge chicken
yards garden close In. block tn Co
Oar car. Cali Ills sixth Ave. North.
HarrHfn If
FORTY acres good soil, acrca clear
ed and ia meadow, One mile from
boat landing east side Lake Wash
inEtou. 81 100 part cash
r T. FAY n Co. ROOM a Bailey
Building c
For aale-aCheap. by owner. one house
Of rooms one OF rooms. one af
e will sell on easy terms Phone
North Eaf. Il
Two beautiful corner lots. With unob=
Htructed bay view ! block from new
car line. 500. easy terms. call Main
1850.
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Glad to=Loalt

we must admit thar the sale 81
patent medicines since the expo-
sufea in the press. haa decreased
materially Ne do not care Tor this
trade anyway. and would lose baf
little If If we're cut Off entirely -
" J. Ovens. head 81 the Pacific
Drug company. Wholesale drugs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-29
Star Want Ad. AGENCIES

Want aa. office. Raalev's Drug
Store, Second ard Pike. Phones
Sunset toees ind, ttb3
c. ". Lehndrett, cigar store aih
Seeond avenue.
Quaker prua Store, 1913 First sv.
enues
,. h. Mullen, 81 Ballard avenue.
opposite city halt
Fremont DRUG Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
Thos. Harris, at peatettiee, TEA
ten.
iisa Eastlake. EastIake orua CO.
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georgetown

This IN Just the place fer n man
WORKING In Seattle. as II only takes
IL minutes Is 60 to the property
from Pioneer Square. and for the
man working fer the Seattle Electric
company Il can't bs beat he can
have warm meals al the time and
can set them st home.
TIE tracts are = acre each. rich soIi.
all cleared ard under cultivation and
they are aeiliuH fast the price Of
meet II them u 49, each. ahe-feuFth
cash aud the balance In three years
at only per cent This property
has not been DOOMED like most %
the property oleHe by. for the owner
ia under contract to sell those rich
soil. improved garden tracts for SO
On the above easy terms and We are
going 20 EIee the buyer the benefit.
EVary tract IL gem. and YOU cant
get one too quick If you want home
site or a place - make money On
an Investment The Seattle Electric
Company Will spend about tSa ESQ
fer car barns shops. n manufacture
ms plant. etc and will employ about
SO men. Most uf these men will
want To live close t. their work.
and We have the best thing In val
uea IN offer IN the real estate mar
keL
Don't wait too Ions or every tract viii
be gone. then you viii have 10 pay
about the same price for 3=foot lot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-29
Vegetables.

beans. dry. per est g aaa nj No.
q 81 large whites i1e pink
beans. lsb9. baYo beans. TO. beets.
per sack q %. nHrhuipH. per HhfH
d 90. carrots. per sack. The turHipH
per saeh. Tic lettuce. per Dor, u = /.
eHuiiflaWef, per dazi III HHfiie. per
10 he. native green peppers per box.
ElQahe. California peppers per boz.
RI parsley. pei daes she squash. per
ID. re pumpkins. per ID. IL. cabbage.
per 10. ie. tomatoes per boz Ne
per H. se. celery. per daz ~
doc potatoes. per ton fihuHa. SWIFT
potatoes. per 100 lhs 8 y yellow DAN
kef onions. est q sssfi s. Nalia Wal
doz. naeati 90 Yakima potatoes, per
ton. ttl4ia. efanberrtea. per dbl IL
Fruits.
figs. per case. Aztn bricks, 81 -.
seeiieaa hKa. I6.ib cartons. q leais 10
white nas. per 10. esfe4ei Va
tsueia ORANGES per Eax. 81 pstH % !.
lemons per eaKs. f9tHt co. WENT
chez, hoH. gaeHti % bananas. buueh.
& tgta. eHHt Of mountain anHlssa.
8 - q. natives. per boz, teeaf y
Cal afaYsustsina. per bgN. laeutl -
parent apples per boz. IbHWc En9W
apples. per boz. u A.spxee. fancy az.
Pies. per eas. oleat4 %. q4ines. psf
40. naive naafa. per fos. 81 %. tue
sack. per IN. ~. Muaeat grapes. per
crate. q sci %. Coneqfds. Job bAs.
Vet at4ases seeaIsas galtaae EsHpaa.
crate III Blacks. crate. q 1ai d.
Hawaiian niusnunteHs per doss HHY8
%. huektshsrfisH. pet u. &c. cocoa
natsi pr das 'tdssel Cat honey. Hsf
comb ithc. nertafiuuH. per box. &c.
poiamsEtanitss. lef 80. va
Hraneh seEa. PEI der. galse. ore.
ser. per dox szaste. Eastern. per doz
Butter ard Cheese.
Washington creamery. per H. pc
Eastern ersamsry. briekF per III. &c
Eastern tub per 10. ed 10. cooking.
PEE ID. fi4fisf ranch butter. per lh.
isaise Wisconsin, cheese. twins per ID
hafss stsI pm n 'l e. biaeb swlss per Il.
lie young American cheese. PEE ID.
Sugar.
Dry Ffauuiafed sacks per 10 ftH
80 ffaii staaalated. sacks. p PEE 10
6 per sack. saio. f.stfa {. per SACK.
Poultry.
Dressed chicken. per H. t9u Ieet I've
s e.. per p &c spfiss eh e e
arasssd turkeys. per n isaese. i've
turkeys. pei ID. &C. geese pr ID Ise.
daHks. per ID. iae Wild ducks Mac
laFdk. each tie old ROSTERS. &
Meats.
Dressed atsess per 10 th4afee. dressed
mutton. sis4sas dressed pork. -
iinht xsal 44He hHaNB YsaL -
dressed tsFHh. Tee lie steers =
Per Ct livs shssp TO per swi llxg
hnEa So per eWAs live veal 800
% per eat I've iamh#. 6 A4zU per
hshd fahhlfH. per 10. tac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-29
THE MARKETS

The markets on Western AZ VIII
etaea at SO a. III IhHFHdng5 -
ton stfafs. eranbeftlsa pei bill fiaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-29
l4lNoERINe TRAFFIC

BUTTE Mont. Nov. as.-A heavy
snowfall is hindering the traffic bad
~ IA the northern portions OF Mon-
tana. An engine and three freight
cars were buried for several hours
in a snow drift The temperature
ranges from 10 l. below zero.
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The Druggist

The sale Of patent medicines haa
recently fallen off more than hnlf
and IN glad Of II We have never
liked this trade. net only beeaase
there Mas but little profit In Il. but
for the sake Of humanity The aooaer
the aale Of these fake remedies il
prohibited BY laW. the better Il yin
Be for the people Our trade does
not lle much In this direction az II
ia. aud the sooner we 90 rid II ii
entirely the better II viii anli ~
The government certainly ought 10
take a hand in suppreaslag "a.
b Stewart. head of the Whdlesals
drug store Of Stewart 4 li0lmea.
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Real Esssts-consinusd.
En1 Guldirql
For
It hanakS
. q
QJ1Wamg
Real Esssts-eon,inusd.

. There IL no better waF % upehd
] hahksal4lhN than al cutting = Lake
NMeAlesf that eaaEz aulY = tttfle end
pans car hsa who're the new teNhHite
Fl HI AtesF l. t. he
Immediately adjoining fhiH tewHsits
Me have a fnM fINesa1fr tracts. Nith
Seattle Everett IhtfruFhau running
through the esuisr Northern half AZ
afs saw ehules tracts left 1oa eaa-
net make y small iurentmsut any
where Ii or around Seattle Wtth more
certainty u a. advance iu price than
u ohs q thses tracts. fhs company
assures a. tnss The ears wlli - run.
niHs g Lake AeAIese IN January
TIKI NEsf ton KNOW as property
aiwaFs doubles a. coon - fhafu II
convenient saa fapld transports ton
50 :, m. t'aiea depot far niehmaad
beach. and Postmaster J. Holloway
will drive EnH over ard show the
property free q charge.
SECURITY SAVINGS 4 SAFE DE-
ruHfT co
IL Seneca st -
H0H BALE
t7s3ss lots ssreou hasss. bath. run
nsnK water eFats fine tesaflen.
Mercer Island. 10 feet ffam shore q
fFIa@ia aefss east eide Lake Washing
ton ! q q mile from lake and JOHNS
land nvtinN trasn fsso g 80 per acre
q = - anssA lake f4nnt beautiful
leeatioH ere third down. balance }
fNAfa At per Ennt
TO t'efnst Iisaiie store ard Twins
Faosa4hs
q as-cesbss xxiae. f.roam modern
house. on car Hns. Epad location.
- aaNn. tssiause rnnpshiF.
fufnlture Includes. whiah recently
eset taia. INSURED for q 10. slss aewn.
balance sasa Z Hasass.
n y NtataT = CO.
Nk uaiIes Hsde
rhauE Main III
issAl Eaiais. Leans and Insurance. . >
t.@e HOUSE
We have a nsw w.ll.hfranKed E-roafn
cottage. Nth fwu lots for O. o. near
the ear anes fire xlss. beautiful
trees eary terms
tlaa
VIII buy - acres EsVel CLEARED ard
feufeA on RAINIER BOULEVARD
\ hlHg from ptstnfflAt store ard
schools IL feel frontage en hnaiss
XsFds sure bargain. worth Essn
SOUTH SEATTLE LOTS
We have a great variety 81 lets ia
south Seattle from 80 up This w1fi
h. the manufacturing district - ass
hAtAss The wtHH cites are HaFfuK
here Much ef this property nae
railroad privileges ard sill Maau he
selling 81 double preefnt nficez.
HHEuEa IsETsnIsn 4 cox
ielHHs1 Alaska Hidz
NJ n CRANE q CO. INC
REAL EsTATE AND INSURANCE.
Tio-n1 Alaska building.
Tel. Main 81. Ind a.
IT
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public cant he trlfiea aIlh. Patent
medicines are an outrage II whlsh
too much cannot be said In con.
domination. Bg all means. the A.
iaullon af congress should and an.
d0abtedly vii be eaiIe1 10 this crest
evil "A o Leo. 81 u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-29

g 80. literal terms. beautiful e-raam
house. new upstushats. veil built
has haNemruf attic. fireplace hot
and eold water. sxefY modern con-
level ard faH Uxfe8 ta alteF. nias
neiEhhafhuad. nice surroundings a
home 70 be proud q. Its a snap
uwunr wants little money. wants
i quick take advantage Of hts Il.
Ter IL you want hnms Two blocks
10 East Queen Anne naF. Z blocks Ga
other ilue. See salesman At our city
Office. room a HALEY uldR
7. r Fay q co. =
HOWARD u. Inns 4 90.
Main Is Ind. leo
q .9so@eaoh. several lots left in block
70 tide lands These lots are saa4
zach and are right IN the maat active
section. Terms = cash. balance IN
year at per cent
ssso each. two large lots on Madfaua
car line with magnificent view that
can not be ehttrueted. Terms
HUNDREDS or PEOPLE have been
made happy IN the last 30 DAYS IN
utIIMAN*H MEADOW GARDENS
BY purchasing land already cleared
and KFubbsd. After first small pay.
meut this land viii pay for itself
from crops raised Remember they
are al ready for the piew TRACTS
OVER 40 FEET LONG come
quick. DuWamish Bridge. new Rem
ton line.
Only two houses left for sale out ~
80 Ia " months in Southeast Seattle
tgg.Qo down and F2eg per month will
buy fine Broom or bsrpom house
only rs minutes ride. Take car on
Washington st, lots SIS up. Terms
Doc per week. city water and aide.
walks are now In
SEATTLE IOMESEEKERg co. TT
THESE ARE FINE HuYs
81 go for asream house large barn.
chicken houses : acres OF land
t160-s=aeHes Of fine land. enc mile
from Hlverton.
$40 for 2 acres Of fine land IN East
Hiverten Garden Tracts. Terms SO
down and 10 Il month.
@. IL. NICHOLS. % UNION BLOCK.
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Don't pay rent. Read Page 6 ..s
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Good Jobs to be had. Page 6. zee
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SECURITY SAVINGS 4 sArE nE.
tuHIT co
IL HaHaca 81 -
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froEf NauNn NATIONAL nANk
pr aFAIfIlh
Capital stock paid IN. Naa.aai HutniuH.
tabea. J ruth. prs ]. aeldz
smith. vice ureHI Il Y. Anxiety
cashier. correspondents n principal
llueH Of the United States ana
Europe.
THE CANADIAN HANK OF
COMM HHGM|
Eafahiahed tsei
Head office faranta. Canada
Over len branches IN Canada and the
United States. A general banking
huaiueHa transacted Interest III
lowed an time deposits.
sAN1Naa DEPARTMENT.
Seattle Iraueh=As Y Holt Manager.
PEOPLES SAVINGS HANK
Second Ave aud rike at capital raid
M. sieona l. & keufetdef. pres
] L dreenleaf cashier commercial.
savings aud trust business
Abstraotors.
B0ofu NHfff1sE aEYs ttANhaHn
Abstract 10. established lse9 Hast
ment If Taller lttk fhuns Main ~
ClalrVeyants. zzz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-29

PIKE STREET. eupNfruRE co
na.H The highest eftee for ueeQnds
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
Csaslemsn Served DINNER. /.

The nals members Of the n. B.
congregation last eveniDR served six
O'Clock dinner In the basement Of the
church At which there was large
crowd in attendance. Bone eight
tables seating from eight to twelve
people each we're employed to serve
the many patrons. Over %0 people
were red and something over $50 was
cleared. The dinner consisted Of all
home cooking BY the men (by proxy
and was seyve1 BY them almost ex-
clusively. The menu was very elab-
crate. which included roast beef, roast
pork. cold tongue. pressed meats, all
kinds Of salads, potatoes. gravy Ike
mother use to male. Boston baked
beans and brown bread. homespun
rolls. all kindn Of cake. pies. jel ~.
eto;. Tea coffee. milk. wster
Gentlemen walters with their white
coats looked very becoming and all
present seemed to enjoy the event
very much
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

Prof. Shuok left for Denver early
this morning 70 b II attendance at the
State Teaohsrs' association meeting.
as will return to this city Sunday.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

A pretty exhibition Of nstic ability
WA displayed on the street last night
between two we'll known Floreuce
men. A. 1t 10 Que Of the participant to
got revenge ON the other and he 10
carrying . badly bruised face.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

The Modern Woodmsn Of America
are Rejoicing from the fsct that NO
asssssmsns has bssn levied for the
noath Of April. Last year the mem.
bars Of this order paid only eight
asssssmsnts and this year. 1t is
thought. will have the ssme number.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
Finest line Of tourist caps in the
city ut Proctor & Cos. 9aif
Hugh School Played Hooky.

The members Of the high school
played 'hooky" today for an April
fool joke. At . O'Clock this morn.
ing they gathered mp town accord
ing to previous arrangement and
started west. each one. taking =
paper sack Of sandwiches, fruit, etc. i,
for refreshments. At $3.50 they passed
kr. Hogats's feed store in West Flor.
ence where they applied to be weighed
on the wagon scales- their combine
weight being $500 pounds. Just
where they went NO one seemed to
know.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

Williams coal delivered to any
part Of city $50 and $50 ton.
Leave orders at iS5 ". 7-phone ess
black. ". L. Crippsn Sstf
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

The report OF the Woodmen Of the
World doines was unav oidsbly crowd
cd out Of this issue but will appear
tomorrow.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

Don't forget the chicken pie din.
nsr II the Van Nest block, Election
day. $3.50
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

J. Finley Torrsncs. Houston block
writes New York Life Insurance.
Telephone Biaek oei. sl.a7
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

10 lbs Silver Leaf lard for &c 1t
wilbsf's-onty place In town to buy
good goods cheap. letf
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

Mr.. and Nrs. Bert Gregory are ~.
joioins over the arrival OF . nns
dauether, who arrived last night.
Mrs. Gregory il stopping at tho sheri.
dan hospital.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

RAIN Partly oloudy snd colder
tonight with probsbly light rain or
SNOW; Saturday fair and warmer.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

bars Diauond o soap for $50; 2
bars any other kind $50 ct WilbAr's.
letf
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

Nothing but good eastern nativ,
beef. also the largest supply Of greer
vegetables at all times.
25-26 Central Market.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

y Bsst lsnp cosi y, 50. q. 4. Millsr.
phans ~. 81
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

H laAiss = ~ 1apsis1 eAsssh
viii ssgvo l1naes ~ sappss II W.
w Qeso toosk. 1lesties ~ as1
vtil ~ annav ~ ssseal artsslss.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

A. H. Fox. practical piano tuner Of
Pueblo will BE- In Florence for . few
days At II. r. Lutes' office. All work
guaranteed. 1896
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

r O0T--A pair Of gold bowed. smoked, glasses.
~ Finder please leave At the Tribune once,
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

~ = ~ Me- yssaa hakssy lss
tanaA ~ ~ eabeA is-tf
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

T. Carmody will save you nonsy on
DIRE and life Insurance. 95tf
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
. IsrsIg Pessesd !

~ 3. Ioy il transaeting bssinses
n PssbDo today.
"a. J. Harris cams down from
'Deavsr Last svsniss and will spend :
fsw days IN the oisy.
Mrs. Jane williams Of West Third
stret Il slowly tmproy ina from :
threatened attack Of pnenmcnia.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
NEICHBORS SURPRISE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Hunt Were
Greeted Saturday Night.
LESTER VAN FAINT BURIED,

About Il score, neighhors rendered to
Mr.. nd Mrs. Stephen Hunt, of Catherine
street an enjoyable informal surprise Sat
urday evening, in honor tf Mrs. Hunts
bnthday. The surprise part of the pro
gram appeared to be Il success, judged
from an evident sign OF embarrassment,
so enjoyable on such occasions. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunt quickly adapted themselves
TO circumstances, and q few Of the ladies
promptly set about making the guests
feel at home. Several hours were spent
IN games and social alnusements. inter
spersed with choice selections on tn
graphophoue,
Refreshments were supplied consisting
of cake. coffee and fruit. The honrs
were b|eeuiled almost unconsciously away
until near midnight. when the merry
party retired to their homes wishing
their genial host and hostess many even
happier reeollections Of passing future
birthday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
FIRST WATCHES AND FoBe
Probable Period at Which Portable
Timepieces Came Into
General Use.

There is uncertainty as to when the
portable watch. as We understand it to-
day. came into use. 1t was probably al
the close Of the sixteenth century. says
the London World. Queen Elizabeth
owned a large number OF watches. Mary
Queen of Scots was the possessor Of a
skull-shaped watch. In fact. the
deaths head pattern was at that time
much in vogue. Endless were the styles.
for there were watches shaped like
books. pears, butterflies and tulips.
The Nuremberg egg was a special shape
and was first made in 1000.
Those queer shapes Of watches pre-
vented their finding a place in The
pocket. When was the fob first used in
the dress OF man? The German of FOB
is 'fuppe.' and it is believed that it
came from England. This conjecture
is strengthened by the fact that a shor-
fob" chain attached to a watch of.Oli-
Yer Cromwell's in the British museum
is. in point of dare. the first appendsce
Of the kind known, The watch is a small
oval one in a silver case and was made
about 1925.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
IvERSARY
CELEBRATED.
bad8hter$ Of Rehecka Had an
EnjOyabIe Time in Their Hall
Friday Night.

Friday night Lady Grace Lodge,
Daughters Of Rebecka, celebrated their
thirty-first anniversary at their rooms
in odd Fellows HALL, There were visitors
from Newport, Perth Amboy and this
borough, besides a number of the mem
bers of Gen'l Morgan Lodge.
a special anniversary exercise, singing
etc, was given, after which some fine
speeches were made, First by the Noble
Grand, Charles otratton, Of this borough,
who spoke of the good work the Odd Eel
lows and Rebeckas were doing, as they
worked together so tremendously.
Ladies' from Keyport also made some
excellent remarks. 1t is conceded that the
Daughters of this borough, stand Al, as
t. their attendance.
The secretary's report showed that the
lodge was in a fine condition financially
and socially for such Il small one and
notwith landing sick benefits, etc, they
have a nice sum Of money in their treas
ury.
After the exercise. social chat was en-
i0yed and refreshments Of sandwiches and
coffee, cake aud fruit were Served. To
add to the enjoyment a cake walk was
proposed and a number joined in it and
thoroughly enjoyed it, too. Mrs. Harry
Petty won the cake.
As the visitors from Keyport had come
to the borough by the jersey Central
trolley, they proposed returning, by the
same route and to make sure Of doing so
promised the motolman and conductor
they would treat them if they would
wait. So the ladies were given a goodly
lot Of eatables to take with them for the
trolley men who had given their wold
that they would wait for them. 1t was
one Of the most enjoyable meetings and
the celebration of the anniversary was a
perfect success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
SOUTH AMBOY.
MRS. DEY BURIED.
Service Was Held in First Baptist
Church Yesterday.

The funeral OF the late Mr., Mary Dey
wife of II. a. Day, took place from the
First Baptist church, Sunday afternoon.
Rev. !. y. Irwin otficiated. He was as
sisted by Rev. D. :. Mulheru, OF Frcelaud
Pa. a former pastor of the church, There
was n large attendance.
The splendid casket oak, with silver
trimmings and lined with metal. which
had been Sc tled aud placed i'm The vault
in Christ church cemetery, containing
the remains of Mrs. Dcy, was brought to
the door of the church an left iu The
hearse during the service aud afterwards
preceded the numerous carriage, filled
with the mourners and friends TO the
cemetery. An open barouche contained
the beautiful floral tributes. The casket
was opened at the grave and through a
glass the MANY friends took their las
earthly view of TIE one lying there in
silent reposc. Mrs. Dey's ~favorite hymn
was sung at the church, the pastor Civ
ing it out. T. b. Q~uackenboss was fune-
raj director.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
Garteret


Mr.. H. r. Chase cntertal.eI his .ue.ts
Sew York on Wednesday.
y new fruit and confectionery store
has been opeued ia Woodbridge avenue.
Two or three ours loaded with coal
plunged from tire large dock into the
Sound a. Port Reading, ON Wednesday.
The ting Wvnm s-.u2 which was sunk
about % week q near Blackwell's J.
hand. is Iu dry dock being repaired.
There were visitors from Philadelp ia
AT the Port Reading coal dock 81 Thurs
day.
Mrs. jackson was in Railway on We'd
uesday.
The Wheeler Condenser and Engineer
ing Co, is putting a number Of new
houses on Caldwell street.
The Ladies' Mission Baud will meet at
the home Of Mrs. J. &. Wilson Oh Thur
day AFTERNOON. The social VIII be post
poned.
Little Willie Donnelly, who is suffer
ing with inflammatory rheumatism, is a
little better.
Mrs. Samuel Donuelly is recovering
from an attack Of the srip.
Henry He'll will build two, two family
houses in the spring.