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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Auction sale-R, B. Mallory. okcases-Chamberl Co. Bargains-Mendel & Freedman. Bakery Sale-S. s. Adams. 1 Cash Sale-Hamilton & Co. Cloak Room-Chas. Monson Co. clearance Sale-Gamble-D Desmond Co. Fishing Tackle--J. E. Bassett &, Go, Great Sale-Howe & Stetson Co. Steamers Scandinavian Line. Steamers-French Line.
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"There is no such eloquence as we used to have" remarked the legislator. 'No." answered MT. Dustin Stax. A time has arrived when man is ex- pected to back his opinions with his pocketbook. People are more guarded in their expressions" = Washington Star.
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Local Wenther Renort.
Brief Mention.

High water to-day, 2;99 p. m.
 The New York, New Haven and Hart ford Railroad company will give it's only excursion this year to Mount Tom on Thursday, August 16. Round trip tickets S125.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D, C., Aug. 8, 8 D. m.
 Forecast for Thursday and Friday fair in north portion Thursday; Friday showers, fresh winds, mostly east.
 For Eastern New York: Local rains Thursday and Friday; variable winds and Thunder squalls.
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Thursday, Angus 0, 1906.

DEAIVEkED BY CARRIERS IN THE CITY. 12 GENTS A WEEK, 50 GENTS 4 MONTH, S3 FOR SIX MONTHS, Sa A YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY MAIL sIkTLE COPIES, 2 CBNTA
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hUIAUA TO sUsSCHIHEns

If you are going away, for c sbort or long period. the Journal and Courier VII be sent to you by mail without SxFra charge Tho address may be changed as often as desired.
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Jaggsby c a. m.)-'I shay, offisher, is this (hic) Blank street?' Police man-"Yes." Jaggsby-'wish yoo'd (hic) d'rict me t 41. Coin t tend lecture there" Policeman-"What! Attend a lecture at this hour in the morning?" Jaggsby-"Yesh; thash where I Chic) live, an Pm married. Shee?"-Columbus Despatch.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-10
Norwegian.Danish M. T.

The Norwegian and Danish VI. +,
church, corner Of Thirty-s,tenth and
Duane streets Rev G Aug. Petersen,
the pastor viii preach at II a. III. and
see p m. SUNDAY school at 10 a. m.
Albert Carlson, superintendent, Young
Peoples heeiiug at =. m Rev T.. L,
Npntltrup, leader, Tuesday evening a,
+ p. m, the Epworth League will reopen
their literary and social meetings, a
good program aud light refreshments
viii be served. Admission free. Wed.
nc-daS the Young ladies win meet at
Mr.. J. Jackson's home, l77l Irving
street. aud Organize Young ladies
hd Society
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. PERSONAL MENTION. .
s<>~~~~r~~~~<~

Frank Scott, of Seaside, was vi.i.
Tor in this city. yesterday.
Mrs. y. c. Judd. Of Seaside. was IN
the city, yesterday, visiting and shop
ping.
Mr.. and Alr.. Herman Prael have re.
turned fislm a pleasant three weeks
putting in California. Mr.. Prael re-.
poris an immense scope Of improve.
neni on foot IN California jnst now,
involving the use Of lumber. They jusl
missed the heavy rains that caught the
Oregon League cAcursioni-ts.
: f.teeoNais> ... =. -. ~. 80.
Alis~ Birdie Wise has returned from q
visit to Portland whiiher she went to
indulge in the opera season now on
there.
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torney for consideration, and that the
eo'ihfii await the opinion Of the city's
legal advisor before they take any
definite action. aFxM
When Prosecuting Attorney Allen
was asked whether BE- had done any
thing concerning the ease. he said that
The matter had been presented 10 him,
and that be was looking over the
charges to find II theIe lad been An in.
fraction of any state statute. aRegard-
ing the matter have not yet come to
a deeision.g said be.
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First M. I. Church

We extend % all a hearty invitation
tc worship with us aud an the services
are Your. Class meeting at i0:l5 a
m.; preaching BY the pastor AZ II q. m
and ';30 ?. m; Sunday school at l2.li
p ~. and EPweIth League at Gao p. m
The League service viii be led by Mr.
y. y. Smell, At this service there viii
be special music by the male quarlette.
Special music at 7i3U ~ tho choir
under direction Of Miss Elmore.
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Report Filed. Dr D. A. Fulton ycs.
terlay filed his report, a. health officer
Al rlatsop county. with County Clerk
linton a. to the births and deaths III
his jurisdiction during the month Of
January, lao6, lie reported niue birth.
and fo0r deaths The report Wa made
Ia conformity with the law Of lao0i
anh L + quite apparent from the mea
sreness of numbers reported IN both
matters, that number Of people are
neglecting TO report to the county
health officer the births and deaths ac.
tually occurring here, The law does not
say just when the births OF dcaihs shall
be reported. hut the presumption o
the law, providing. a. il does. Tor a
monthly rcpurt in such particulars, i
that the events viii he reported within
the month Of occurrence. Hut, here. a.
elsewhere, there is but partial atton
tion paid to the letter OF spirit, Of this
law.
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Valentines al Svenson's.

Damages Claimed. Alrs Myfa A,
Reed o. thi. city. through her attor
net.. Naian A Smith, has susd the city
OF Astoria Tor tile sum ol 5000 by rea.
son II alleged faulty and illegal work
done In the grading of Franklin avenue,
at the cerner Of Thirty sixth stive,, in
lpOi. by and through municipal orii.
nanca aud contract. whereby plaintiffs
property AZ that point VAS left In slid
Ing and dangerous condition and fore
Ing hef to abandon the nse OF her home,
eitbet by occupancy OF tenancy.
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Grace Episcopal.

Service win be omitted at Crae,
Church tomorrow, owing to the i'm,
provements, bat Sunday school will he
held as usual at 1880 ?. M, The rector
will hold service at Seaside. 1880 a. M
SERVICES as usual at Holy Innocents
chapel, hyperion. at 1890 a. m. and
7'30 p. m. Rev. +. +. Alleyue, priest
In charge.
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A Young Investor. Nancy N. Welch,
the litile ten. yeas.aid daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. d. II. Wvich, has leasrd from
the o, Il. q n Company, through hsr
father, a watcr-lot immediately in The
Nar Of the Weleh Block, and u erect
Ing thereon one story store room. "
By 90 feet In Dimensions Just waai
the building will he used for ha.
no, vet been determined.
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First Presbyterian.

First Presbyterian church. Rev. VIM
$ Gilbert, pastor Morning worship at
III o'clock. the pastor will preach on
the theme AN Antidote for Discolu'.
agemcnts; evening worship at 1880
Rev J. X. Wclch, Of Warrenton. who
has recently been called 10 the Fourth
church Of Portland, will preach. Chorus
choir.
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First Baptist.

AZ the Baptist church tomorrow the
themes of sermons will be, walking
in the Light, and s'The Christian War.
fare" All other regular services a.
usual Everybody is cordially invited to
he present
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NEWS ITEM.

The agricultural and horticultural re-
sources of the Grand Valley. Colorado,
are most enteriainingIy set forth in an
attractive booklet, "The Little Empire
Of the Western Slope now being dis
+tributed by the passenger department Of
the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-10

Building Machines The Astoria Iron
Works il constructing some cnnnery
machinery for Mayer +. 4. Seufert Of
the Dalles who Is in the city this week
booking after the work. Mr.. Scufert Is
tlta propriets Of caitnery at the
nalles which not only packs salmon, but
fruit ~ well, He states that last year
he handled In the neighborhood OF l5,.
0oo cases II fruit.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-10

Badly Bruised. II Christensen, The
well known butcher, while attending 70
snne matters IL bic firms slaughter
house over on ioung's River. yesterday
fell arfn.s q board and bruised himself
up IN rather an uncomfortable fashion.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-10

Making Plans. Yesterday +. l. Dud
l.. who : q the head u the project to
build The elettrie line from Astoria 10
Sell side. with bis engineer. looked ever
ihr proposed site for the bridge 10 cross
Noiing's Bay. The track at ild. poiu:
Il i expected will PARALLEL the Astoria
and Columbia river railroads line.
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First Lutheran

First Lutheran churrh. custaf +.
Rydquist, pastor Service tomorrow as
fellows, Sunday school at o;a0 a. m.
in English, morning service in Swedish
at lo,45: evening service in English at
1850. subject for sermon, Christ as the
Light Of the World Everybody cor
daily invited.
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Golden Wedding The golden wedding
Of Mr., and Mrs r.. c. Holden will b.
commemoraied next week by them
The occasion will h. celebrated by Mr
and Nj. Holden and their many friends
who extend TO them their warmest con.
giatnations and best wishes.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-10

Pays Out Money. The sum Of -.
gia4i of which .um s307GG3 was pfin.
cipul and sl72.si aas interest, wa. paid
nut 10 redeem warrunt. included in the
recent mll, yesterday By the ity
tfsasufeT.
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For servios Rendered. Suit va. aI

TOT sFIFIuF NtHuttNus NHIE VIE HIFH
In the circuit ecnr, yesterday. VIA the
county clerk ollie by NoIand &
smith. attorneys Tot plaintiff, wherein
pr. NJ. l. Henderson alleges the sum Of
sgla.Su 10 I've due, owing aud unpaid, a.
him. from T.. r. libke. for professional
services rendered IN this matter Of an
operation performed
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N. A. Aekerman, 42l Bond St., does all
manner of texidermy, furniture uphol-
stering, carpet cleaning and laying, mat
tress making a speciality and all work
guaranteed.
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siork Pays Visit On Thursday night
~ = o'eloek, February :. 1900, seu
was bon % the vife Of fred A. Cole.
81 We.i Bond street. Mother aud child
are doing we'll
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-10

New Washer. a tar and ammonia
ssaAher haA been ordered By Manager
Coolidge of the Astoria Electric Con-.
pans for nee 10 tie gas department
u J. expected that thi. washer viii
do away WITH The customary foul oIor.
that emanale from the Impurities Ii
lhe gas.
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siowly Edsias Up The wsI.tra,lo'

Slowly Edging up.-The rcsi.ttatiou
for clatsop county Is slowly moving np
warl, the returns a, the elo.r oi bust
ness, yesterday, showing the following
prrciae, totals Astoria, M, aai Ma
2, Sd, No. ). a, No, 4, ~ No 5. 0si
No. q, ~, Ne 7, 4Si total tor city, ad9;
Clifton. M, !. :. Clifton. No, :, d.
Caldwell. H. rlatsop, ! El-Ic, ~ John
Da,. No. !, 81 John Day, Ne 2. d.
Jewell, g. Knappa, 49, Mishawaka, o.
Melville. d New Astoria, = olney, 81
fu.h. .. Seaside. ~. Syenscn. 81 Ses.
per- 0. wsstport, 81 wauenton. lai
waln.hi. lsi iouns's River, ;. Te,al
for county precincts, slil grand total
asa.
. FIen @ Sublime 10 the Ridiculous
Vaienfines M gyenaon'a
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To Meet Monday, .- Secretary G. Il
Higgins II the Astoria Chamber o.
Commerce announces that there will ie
the regular meeting Of that body newt
Monday night in their building. ~
which time officers for the enclling ycrr
will b. nominated and other business
OF Importance transacted,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-10

Placed 10 Condition. The exteasioa
ladder lslonging 20 the fire department
Iia. been repaired aud put ln proper
shape 10 use IN case ~ lire. by Fin
chief Poster.
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MASSAGE, FINNISH METHOD.

Miss Olga Landen. Finnish graduate.
room 0, Pythian building. Gives mas
sages, steam and hot baths. Phone
Black 2Ie5. win call.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby given that the As
sembly Club, giving dances at Logan's
hall, has engaged union musicians.
Signed,
ASTORIA MUSICIANS UNION.
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. TERsE TALES OF THE TOWN .
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To De Made One. County Clerk elm
ton yesterday i.sued marriage lieen..
In favor Of Mr.. Saku I.appakka ant
Miss ilclsa pcn,illa. both Of thi. city.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-10

ON For Michigan Ageu g. n. John
son ot the Astoria q Columbia Rive,
Railroad Company serviw here. viii
leave tomorrow morning ou thirty
day fWilongh. lle will go east nj onc,
10 his home 1T Dowaeiar. Michigan. and
from there will project himself IN yari
Gus dir e,inns throughout the east lie
!, entitled TO the iollicst sort Of a tim,
aud the probabilities. mc be viii get il
att along the line.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-10

Finds certiheate. Water Railia set
tem Yesterday while passing along tbs
railway traek IL the yieinity of ths
round house picked ~ certificate oi
deposit for 500 I.sued bg the first
National Bank TO G ehfi.tensen The
certificate vas taken 10 the hank, who
at once returned il 10 the owner.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-10

Shifting Realty Titles The follow.
Ing deed. aud transfers wcrc entered
for rprom yesterday ia the county
clerks office T. &. johnson aud wi
to Charlie. linden, warranty title, con.
.idemtion seo0. conveying lot Q block
1. C,iimes' Grove l.oitie Reed 10 Al
brit J. Hill, quit claim title. eon-idcra
tion IS, conveying sll grantee, interest
in Donation Land Claim OF \ A. Ebcr'
man and lots |. and ?, all in section 81,
township $ north, range 10 west. Her.
befa tlil aud wife to Albert } Hill,
same interest ~ in previous convey
ancc Frank Patton and N Sorcnscu.
aud Wivss, to W. A. Williams, war
ran,y title. consideration $40, convey
Ing lots Ia, II and Ii. block 2 llilfs
First Addition TO Ocean Grove j. r.
A. npwlhy, and wife, by attorney in
fact, to lngleborg II. Carlson, warranty
title. consideration $40. conveying land
In lot 3, block llG, Astoria T. e llul
den and wife 10 Josiah West, quit clam'
title, consideration sI, conveying llaO
aerrs Of land In Clat-op county. Fir~t
National Bank OF Astoria to Northern
Pacific Investment Company, warranty
title, consideration 5000, conveying lot
3, block TO- McCinre's Astoria, Olaf
Nilsson TO John j. RIpp, warranty title,
$1,000, conveying lots l. ?.
,. ). O aud II. inseetion 9, township I
north, mngc ! west
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-10
A GOOD THING TO KNOW.

The stranger within Astora's gates
should know, a. does every home eiti-
zen, that the one place TO properly feed
ones self is the Palace Restaurant. The
service, at the desk, In the dining room,
in the kitchen, is as perfect as means
and experience can make it, and avail
abl, day and night, the year round.
Private dining rooms for ladies' and
parties. Banquetting equipment unsnr~
passed. Call once, call always COM
mercial street, opposite the Page build
ing.
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Notice to Fishermen.

Fishing boat and other sails manu-
iaetured at l47o Grand avenue. And.
Poutala.
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Improyemenl club Meet,. -In.l

Improvement Club Meets. Last even
ing The East Astoria Improvement Club
held ronsine meeting in Scholiield &
Ilauke's store and discussed plan. for
the proposed work TO be- done There
we're large number Of citizens IN al
Tendance from the othor improvement
clubs.
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Trouble Accumalatss. Aside I

Trouble AeeumulstsA Aside from
tho sgoi worth of ..>>5or claims filed On
Thursday by Miss Mamie CotIcy,
against the proprietors Of the Astoria
News lIenid plant, there we're. yester.
day, levied against the men and husi.
nes., the following additional claims
lly John G.. McCue, attorney, for The
Publishers Press Association. Of New
York, claim for slss.sT, balance due
On account, under writ of attachment :
a ehaitel mortgage lien held By Judge
chas H. Page, In tie snm Of $3.50, a
against the "Ssws' and Rol,ert Gibsoni
and two ehattel mortgage liens of, re-
.pcc,iyely. s22s, and slsa. in faynf OF
A. NJ, smith, trustee. and spains, W G,
Curtis and The Hs-sll plant Sheriff
rhoma. Linyille j. In official emrpr of
the plant and premises, pending the
i.sue oi the claim. here set forth,
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YOUR NEXT.

Never have to wait ioag at the 0c-
cident Barber Shop. A. E. Petsrsoa,
proprietor.
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Contract Awarded. Contac, ior ear.
rling mail on the siar routes running
au, of thi. city ior the four years be-.
ginning ou July lst, have been awarde !
- follows From Astoria TO Elsie b.
way Of elney and Jewell, Audlc, 6iugg
astoria 10 Grays River. Max Skibh..
Nnothrr contract has been awarded
from Clifton 10 Albert 10 J. Gertula.
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Makes Good Showing The report OF
Superintendent A. l.. Clark, Of the As
toria school system, has been made and
filed, covering the school month begin
ing January $ aud ending February .,
and presents some very interesting
data. Among the totals reached by
Professor Clark. are the following,
Girl scholars registered, I'll, hoys, 1Oa;
total, lilG; monthly enrolment. girls,
66a; ho,s, ego; total, la23; days al.
teadanp, at the seven buildings, 9a,-
53s days absence, lsai percentage Of
attendance, for system, as.3; average
daily attendance. 1888; times pupils
tardy, 10; teachers tardy, ?; days sub.
stitutes taught, |. Qlney school is the
hammer building for the month in per.
centage Of attendance, attaining to a0,2,
anil being without record for tardi.
ness. The number Of DAYS taught In
the month was twenty. A fine record
and nui often matched.
Send her 4 vaientine--sveuson's Book
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Old maids would be scarce and hard to
find,
Could they be made to see.
How grace and beauty is eombineud
BY using Rocky Mountain Tea.
Frank Hart, druggist.
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Two Weeks Hence.

Two Weeks Hence. The lion, County
Court OF clatsop county has adjourned
ever until saturday, February gath,
two wccls from to-day. al 10 oelock
a. m.
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name WAS FORGED
Chutter Sent no Communication
10 Police Commission.
HALLoCK REMAINS SILENT

Communication Alleging Certain Charges
Of Misconduct Against the Police
Force, Not Written by Clutter :
Barry Matter Referred City Attorney
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Send her = valentine-svenson's Book
Store sells them.
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Trem M Sublime 10 the Ridiculous
Valentines al ssenson's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-17

HOLD
lINTS

Glass doorknobs in all sizes for doors and
bureaus, desks and stands are again in
favor, and those who have treasured them
in all the years they have been "out," may
feel that they are now in the extreme of
knob fashion. Besides their beauty-and
what In the line Of knobs Is handsomer
than cut glass one glistening in the light
they are more easily kept clean than
marble, brass or bronze.
QUAINT OLD CHINA ORNAMENTS.
Another old fashion revived is the "cot-
tage ornament" as it used to be called
curious dogs red-spotted, chained and pad
locked, made to sit on either side of the
manteT or fireplace; "boskies''-figures with
backgrounds of trees or flowers, rotund
Falstaffs sword in hand, the Flight Into
Egypt" with Joseph in Turkish trousers,
flowing beard and great embonpoint and
all the other china delights turned out by
the early or Victorian potters of Stafford
shire. If you have any of these quaint old
pieces stored away, bring them out wash
them up yourself to make sure that now in
their days of renewed popularity no evil
befalls them, and set them up in state. as
sured that they and you are once more in
the SWIM"
WITH CHRISTMAS COMING.
1t is none too early to be getting ready
for Christmas. and In these last days be-
fore the ground Is frozen and the earth
gets its heavy winter covering, let me
suggest to those of you who have the woods
and country lanes to draw upon one of the
incest presents you can possibly select for
d
hardy plants for window box that will
keep green all the year. -Four little ever
green trees. cedar or pine, or a medium
sized lockwood tree with a couple Of ever
greens for either side are quite sufficient
for a window box three feet In length. Such
q box on the outer windowsill brightens
the appearance Of an apartment or nat both
inside and out and Is constant reminder
of the thoughtfulness Of the donor.
Smaller evergreen trees set In tiny now
er pots. with hchen covers slipped over
them. make effective table decorations that
every housekeeper who likes a pretty CEN
terpiece. but cannot afford fresh cut flow
ers, will welcome most gladly. A box of
moss and lichens or pieces of birch bark
followed out and filled with any Of the
hardy woodland treasures will make lovely
favors for the Thanksgiving or Christmaf
dinner table
FOR THE THANKSGIVING PUNCH
BOWL.
From California comes this description
of Halloween punch bowl that will do
quite as well for the Thanksgiving table.
1t is nothing more nor less than . half