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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
Ee Killing of Deer

Il fsrrl<h stag hurns ~ fiarteffs
~ cms< ftrag Stove uaIxht effsf
1s1anz Fsenxh sfsx Horn Talist
~ Il these FemsFkahis Low
rkss Thres pise@ toilet srts
u<slstlnx u couab brush ard Mir
- q tsea t2T5. stse and o. s.
b <;<sant al stas horn set eaa-
dklrx u pieces ~ 81 50 Their
~ winsow displays beautiful ef-
~ n Tsheeeo lars. Cesk screws.
4 ". Asa Trays AZ Tse. ard MIL
NJ Brushes to ease At t1ea a
~ sxeil attir silver. tswei Cas-
- s,ss rever ~ 81 70. small ensa
n * So~ y the time "a make
lear sisetAon % Christmas pses-
- Ass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27

ESTATE men present at a meeting OF
the Chamber OF Commerce IA make
statement No statements were
Offered
The discussion grew heated aud
the secretary and "a u w English.
president Of the Chamber Of Com
merce, exchanged several cutting
remarks In which yoraeiiy waH
questioned on both sides
MI English. Ia heated terms,
stated that he would refer the
whole matter to the president. and
this he VA Eohaliungod To do hy
Secretary Shaw. who stated that he
would not announce his selection OF
site until he returned 90 Wash.
lngi0a. when he. too. would make
statement OF the affair TO the
president
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OLD SETTLER pi1s.

Mrs Jane ofmes. - years old,
one Of the oldest residents IN Hiil.
man CITY. died last night n hur
home On Main 81. between Holmes
and BRYANT Bonnef Watson has
charge Of the body. which viii be
taken back for burial to Mareniaco.
Mich. By n G Ormsa. sou Of Mrs.
Ormca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
FIRE BOYS DANCE
TOMORROW

T'ho 10th annual ball of the Sc
attic Fire Department Relief asao
citation will be held tomorrow night
at Eagles halt That tho event will
be one OF the largest pre- Thanks
giving affairs goes without saying
The "h0yu' have met with great
anecees IA the sale at their tickets
and one Of the latgeat dancing
crowds OF the season viii be wit
messed ON tho floor of Eagles hall
Tho different committees having
charge Of the dance n ~ follows
Honorary Chief Ralph Cook.
First Assistant chief w III Clark.
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-, .rassr IMPROVEMENTS
..so Nv raU CITY oouN'
!. seAurlfuL CITY PROM
"a

=. ,auncll last evenins adept
Nv ". rep,rt Of tho street commit
y Us 's...,,s.wmsndins the folloSins
= - lnprOsemenis Estoosion OF
tsss $780,, from Newton To louisa
- extension, lawns cut and
! ~ a Seventeenth az south
s'sa.s s''.n al Olive 81 paving and
s 'a,..s, .laswaIss on Mslrosc. belle
ssssss ,mnslt avs iTom Union 10
- way. also croaa streets
30 a. ant paflhs of an streets
~ ~ as.sriet east Of Lake Union
~ 4 penny WAY aad west 81
-. ,rss ana Federal a. Queen
-. nan. pavins and gradins u
~. Anae az. First AZ north and
-. -. .sree,s az "a north a. hlainr
...,,aalna on fWcnt1-aiNth aN
~ y ~. to union aud on Ninth
- seneea to Pine East Madison
n..snx With sandstone nom
Z. 's.sen,h 10 the hgldge paving 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
SELF
AND BABES

PROVIDENCE. Il l.. Nov. IL
Mrs, Charles q Checkloy aud her
tao children. q gifl q years 6
monihs and one OF months. were
found dead Ia their home last night
The wuuan had turned on the Ean
and. taking her two children In her
arms. La down With them She
left psncilsd hosc which read a.
follows
s-To the Dearest Man on Earth
| am unhappy aud want 90 die. ~ |
might sa veil so nov You all
fiad my pln aud ring On the little
girls heart love my husband.
my home and nv childrvn. Dont
blame me We mas DO harm when
we mean 10 do goosi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
Cut OF

These uttts foolish sxtravaEaares
that run Away wtth yuur vpaFc
change The Csnturf Furniture co
wtn seii = swell little ttes Galdrn
Oak Table for Jscs q single burner
Gas Plate. regular sise Kind. Tor
lie. and q tse Dover EEs Beaten "a
fe wednesday only. You VIII be
pleased " You call and look az these
bargains. s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
ROBBERY FAILS

SPOKANE. Nov, ~. A lone rob
her made an unsuccessful attempt
iaat night % rob Pacific AV.
street car. lie pointed hts fevol-
xef az the head % the conducts
bat the motornaH with presence of
mind, started the car quickly at
fuu speed ahead. throwing the rob
Der % the fiaoF rhe tfaiutncn
then threw the man off the car
aud proceeded onward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
suindl.r. Bound Over.

RPORAHE. Nov 27-Charged
With working n clever graft among
81 all eitleH n The vest
and middle west by ffauduieuiiy
representing thsmsoivea to be so
iieitinR funds for che suitchmen's
national convention. George Hietfh-
or and n. a. Quick were held 10 the
superior court yesterday afternoon
by Justice Hiukia under $50 bond.
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a Great Record

The Buffalo gasoline engines for
marine purposes have taken tho
gold medals for the past four years.
They are neat Ia design. compact
and economical IN fue Geo ~.
WoodhOune carries O. complete linc
Of them and can show Yau all about
them at ~ University e. and Ar
cadr Way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
SHAW'S ANGER
IS AROUSED
fssrlnr. r.l.a,.ph s.rrls..l

PITTsBuRG. Pa. Nov ~ Sec
Rotary shaw was 81 the city ysnies'
aay 10 inspect sites for = mes post
office building There had been
runners Of graft In connection With
the selection 81 a site and the sec
fetary was highly Indignant over
the nattsr aud CHALLENGED the real
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
POSTAL CLERKS FORM UNION.

ST LOUIS. Mo. Nov al
ThirtyflHc clerks IN the poatoffiee
have organized q union and have
affiliated with the Federation Of
Labor 60 secure higher wages. Hun.
drods ~ the other CLERKS are said
"a have RETAINED from Joining the
union for fear Of the government =
diapleaauFc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27

SECOND Aahlstant Chief J q Nehf
baa Superintendent Fire Alarm
Howard Ioalyn. Fire Marshal Gard
ner. Kellogg. Or. J e Crlehton.
Arrangement 49, II g. Mcdonald.
u ilale. w J Carr. W H. Clark.
william Cubltt, J G Nehfhas.
Floor Manager kumpf
Aides w Holder. J ] Lynch.
4. } Little. = H. Horne. A J.
bonrnel, J W Mafmichael, " q
Johnston. Il. Hegaas, u. Cook. l..
l.. EakeR W J Carr. J II Boyle.
G. n Mantor. ~ Brcitenstein. J
e, Maloney. Il Norris. NJ Mayouek.
"a G Wailng
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BISHOP POTTER
ANGERED

NEW YORK. Nov. 81 bishop
Rettsr deuies that hs lives Ia .Sy-
barltic elskenee.e a. charged b. TN
ference IN che statement 81 Edward
Shepard. counsel for uf. Cfapsey.
al ths resent hefssy trial Re Didn't
think Shepsfds attack needed a
particular reply but said he weald
have his man show shepard the
deer. should the attorney cali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
FRISCO JURY IS
BUSY AGAIN

BAN FRANctsCo. Nov - The
grand Jury resumed lss sitting this
morning. and # once delsed into a
mass Of .xtdeure gathered since the
al 5ourumsnf ~ Friday The first
matter Kone Into VAS the belfedcre
Mualc halt case. which. II In be
lievrd. wlli he flashed the las, ot
the week. but the prosecutors claim
to have discovered nee esidruce
on wiich indictments Tor perjury
na veil a. extaFfion Nttl be based
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
IMPROVEMENTS
AT C API toll
tstsr Special s.rvios.j

OLYMPIA. Nov "a Governor
Mead has appo3nied the following
committee 70 inspect and report
upon the condition Of the state cap
itol aud grounds aud 10 recommend
needed improvements
John q. Proctor. architect, Taco
ma. James u Davis. member Of
board Of control. James II Brown.
Of the office Of the state board OF
control. Senator Ruth. and Repre-
nentalivon Carlyon and Rice. Of
Olympia; George q Mills. state
treasurer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
SAYS POLITICS
ENTER CASE

LEWISTON. idaho. Nov IL
REV. J. IL FettlE. 81 the Methodist
Episcopal church. 81 Charleston.
wash. has created sensation by
his criticism from the pulpit Of the
instructions % Judge beatty 10 the
jury In the big idaho timber fraud
ease. II u said that Rev, FrrtiK
viii be summoned Tor contempt of
eourt. lie states that he has been
Informed that the attorney for the
defense and Judge Realty are po-
iltical enemies. and for this reason
he says Il can be readily seen shat
stand the judge VIII take In the
case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27

At CAPITOL

s,rsss. rslserash serNiesl
xAsHlNcroN. Nov ~ NJ.
- usk Nicholas LoagNorth ar.
80 Aere Tits morning and VII
- aurlnk the session ~ con
-. They drove Immediately 10
4. White house,
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FINED AGAIN
tseriss. rsI.srsah ssrVles.l

NEW YORK. Nov. I'll The
American saEar Refining company
Wa fined tlNeee today for accept
ing rebates from. the New York
cengrai read. which wAs fined the
same ameant last week for EsfinE
rebates % ths sugar eclaf2ny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
s.sx Enjoy RECITAL OF
vng LADIES MUSICAL CLUB.

A. ne fret N. 4 church ycstcr,
- .ltsrnoon the Ladies Musical
- ave a very entertaining re
-, embracing selections from
a.e,l HAYDN. 6Ficg and Strauss,
- ! u elise. nrs. J v Eagle
= AM Mrs. ivan Hylsad. With
- NseAllaster. a. accompanies.
-a.s.res Smiilax Dawn. from
n,.Ll IN manner that showed
~~fsl stndy Miss GeFrish. Mrs
- KiIbaarue. Miss neeson. Miss
<.Hs~ efx. Wklitieaey aad Mrs.
<~,.~y furnished other sniosable
.smk<rx Ths church sas crowded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
FIGHTING IN
TURKEY

TANGlER. Morocco, Nov. IL
Tnbeamen and the aultan'a troops
are fighting near the enFirous OF
the city Foreign wnrnhiph are
prepared Ia land troops nj a mo.
mcnt'a notice 10 protect the sub.
lecta OF other powers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
D|G CHANNEL
DISCUSSED

f3eHept IsIrNFfpH 9NFFsNfsE
n Lofts. Nex. q The hear
~ - ~ hoard - engineers -
q ssssr~ ard hAFtorx COMMITTEES On
- iz-fcef channel from 50 Louis
: cnsxaxe began this mofninE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
The MARKETS

A steamer laden with q cargo
OF 500 cases az grapes arrived this
morning They were distributed on
the street this afternoon A car
Of cranbcrrieh and one Of malaga
grapes were received yesterday eft
efnoon The better lot Of Erapss
were disposed OF before they were
fairly on the market
a. 4 Emerson a Co. commission
men. report that they have ON the
way a consignment Of California to
matoea packed In cork dust A
large shipment of pumpkins and
squash are expected in TO supply
the demands OF the Thanksgiving
trade
The salmon market IN gradually
nearing an end. Salmon trout are
bringing az high as i0c aud lie a
pound
The meat men are erpecting
shipment OF pork aud pork suck
llBgs for the holidays.
vvasssbssa
raftzaks ts1aa. ioeat eathsas, poe -
ea,s.'s -. 49, 49,. I -,
sars' q plates. s~ssss -. essHhsrfiss
81 laif 81 psafssfs 81 tsfiaEs. fiHf D I.
ssuash t&r pafnpsins ist0iss Fsnna
euieHs Fss SASS 81 sci = safiiss 30 a.
- heFss fAitsh. go u. >. tomatoes. -
ssss sFpi.. so sas slsSsi \. isa-a.
h@t = sci. esaaanais - 60 esefi
s .,,a s,s si.. y. -. 80, 80.
na,ss. 80 fass. q ~ srsg~s TuE.ys -
49, Isas8i 4 rlus. ais d ae6l s tlsfs
80. 2. ssinss.. tife. s~FsHnHeas -
Eeas
h,rssstg fsvss taesE ssss 80 as asoss
Dif~sen Faasfk 81 sasieFa Msgsss
Butter and Cbssss.
wsssiss!ss sfsessssy batter - ~ 81
saFsfn ffe%h hftrA .. Ne sasfsfa.
f n... - 49, Y 80 , ss...' !. ~"
ftusiH fesns Aassssrsn tfr thss.afs@4
q ~ ss@ sfssan Rfiek stssss - ~
i 49, s. So y s,e',. 5tn-gsss. i'gsss
Pevrrr.
sa t,att sefias tegis i've tsss.y.
q - 3 fffssFA 80 ~ NEsee II4e
se4ss So a. ife see.ssss ssetsa
Live stees
wstssss. .hsss. ~ - eve s--s ~
..lss. 81 * tselssss hs',- -. sssA
Aszts
sse-rs - s4atss sa@a ~ e. veal
80 ~ taales ms4F,an. ID, taQiss. svrs.s
@aae go -. tAsssss ss.ssss hass ~
wA0ttss
= kefesf Aaiital ~ = tee stsss.ss
go ~ s3ff sstasaa tFesf - "a
isAiisl sutss a. = f~es saa go IA
r. shFtmgs, F~s q. t0see ss.r .sussts
- - s.iss.' rss : Bsn. .s.. s a.
lie q rsa sns5-eFt. s9s< ei.m. scr
sars na1E ssNfssun. psf -. IA eaifisA
sss ". 80 ffesss shaA p-r 10 Eae
Nsy and pssdstcfYpL
tssfsfu wash tssrshI. sgn. Inez. ..
at AasaA iur fstsA aifAifa. tea gieois
.h.~t hsr. p~s Tea tis. E.starm Nsshlns
sse - ~tsals sesa fitsss f.es tru tfarkrst
staaiinsa 81 tsf tan. eii esss. ftsos 80
Ice bssh, 80 tas fifl ssefss p<r fas "a
rassstsa fsFa. ~ zee. 81 eats. len a.
Lime sns Cement
fsrtisnt rsassst. Iwesftea. PEE 81 o. -
FsFt sss e-~sst Csilfefets. psf thi "a
lees - fer f~tafnsS tassl pisss.x psrtA
sci O. ~ nnsw, Ran gasn q npxhs Hsf-
b. vi q ~ TIE hltes F@f 80 piss
efirs hsH go e ~ snss3i a>sh go Fsfa
tie - hata sal pisstsf. e ssa 80.
Nuts ard Figs
rssrf tsnratea f1sn q so n ss~ ~si
Hats. 30 ~. - atnsanats - ~ -
rrssn szefs. 80 ~osse. NE. scn-f
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p.oL 10 Old condltlons

The Seattle pos,offiee has regain
"a its normal condition and mail IL
being handled an smoothly as be
fore the flood
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B. { 0. INCREASE

tseripps reisaraoh ser~icssl
CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov. IL
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
today increased tho wagsa Of their
awitchmea four eeuss an hour
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9. n. Brown Plumbing Co.

Get estimates from ua on house
heating before letting your con-
tracts al Pine 81 Both phones.
s@s
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Wear Brooks Hats. 1891 Second
avenue
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rafssaAr ttHN. iaeat sathaNs. pc q
o. aAsnats l~f So hU@A nae
t=sta aAfka at~ nHs tufHiHs 80
sAfA. q lsfiAiass. sweets -. essHtefftfs.
ssuash t&f pafaphins tss9iess Fanna
suiens ses sars o. sci = sGflisb. 30 a..
s. te4ss iafish. 80 Il. . tasssatess. -
b1a s4Hs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-27
giving Sale Of China, Cut
Glass and SiIverWare

you didn't attend this sale Monday Tuesday yon
most certainly ought 10 be here tomonOw-that II you
have need q xinEs for the Thanksgiving din
nef table savings made possible here sub
santlal and run IKE this.
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r.srf lsnpsstes slsn q $50 ~. ns~ r.i.
Hate Eef ~. - ainsaHsts 80 10 -
Frssu Szsfs. 80 scsss. as. scn@s
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r.sns

nsashas n res " - q PEI ~ w.ast
t&ss sFFA@s 81 Era ftke0A = ient4hs
h~t = eel. eHHHanats - 60 80 u
sfflss nettfHss SO So fzffl y
afAnsszs fslsssis psf h1ss u 80 =
Nntas. So faas. ~ - sFsprn TNkmgs 81
49, q esss q n4u@aiss q aN0a tiaf2
= so 2. sainess. fifx ss~Fssanssas -
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fsrtisnt csassI Iwesftea. PEE 81 o. -.
FsFf tses e-west CsilfaFnts pc tht "a
isss ses fer fstafnsa tassl plsss.x psrtA
sci O. n. uns~, ean Jasn q npxhs Hsf-
30 ttf d D fffs h4tes p<f 81 piss
tsfira haH p-t u ~ szss3l hsih SO Eafa
tie 81 hafa sail pisslss. . saA. 80.
sc1s fftsf. tit
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tssssfs Nesh un,eiht Tn tnegi -
wks~i hs1. p~s Tea VA Esetarm Msshlns
5ea - ~kate eHaa, f1tBa f.es tnn rfafkrss
fofu - 80 tee. feed meal W ter too
Ice tea - Zee III shEfts psr f1s ga
rhsFt~a fsFA. ~ tee. ~. eats. ten. a.
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I've 80 fhssksHs 30 H. tss tfrl
sa ttafN sgflas iteiisl I've tssksg
~ - s. dressed So ~ $50 liz
sv4sa $50 ~ ite sa-sssss sseasss
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WsttsFs shsss. ~ - eve s~~s a
e. tfesfa fsf y a. cove a. \
ssiess 80 a. ts0i4hs Aasim 81 nea
tie
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sse-rs - sttats. se@s n g. "a,
80 u. eaGeT mssfton. ~ tNufae sprt
kaaes 80 -. tAssttss. sssssse hass
W40tts
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= ksssssf Asnlssf ~ - Tee sssae,ss
81 ~ ssts satsl..aa trs.sss - Is
isNi iie sutss a. > fwss gna ltsf IA
e. shftags. fss "a t0see siis.f sussts
= eis-Fss .tssfs ~ sea. ht1o
10 I.a sns1.eTs ssss sl.m. -.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-03

whites Ars. L. s. Chsvsagsr. q Sclss-
view. n. c, at ny nsathiy perio1>
all ny ufs. But tie hrst bottle Of Car
at gave ne wonderful relief, and a0v
/ an la better heAlrh shAn have boso
fog q torg une.f
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-03
Worth Considering.

The Eastville Herald gives some
advice to the truckers Of its section
that might be followed to advantage
by the truckers around here Il
says:
The Herald would advise the
truckers Of this section to be pre-
pared TO furnish supplies TO the
Norfolk market next year. during
the jamestown Exposition in thai
city. There Will be enough people
there next year to more than double
the population of the cities adjacent
so in all probability the opening fol-
the sale of trucks viii be very much
increased. aed our truckers car
reap the benefits. The matter /:
well worth considering and thos;
who can should prepare for il. -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-03
Oaktree,- Occurrences.

Oaktree. Va. Nov. The Misses
Schenck entertained their young |
friends last evening with a Hallow-
cen party. Lanterns and pumpkins
served as lights and decoration tor
the occasion. The fares of all were
sscertained in many amusing and in
fallible ways by the witches who
pervade the atmosphere on this
one night. Upon the departure Of
the merry party each guest was pre-
sented with a comic souvenir of the
occasion in the form OF match scrath-
ers ornamented with pumpkin faces.
witches. black cats. etc. Those
present were Misses Ethel Thomp-
son, Alice Brand. Eta Wilkinson,
Edith Norment. Laura Divall. Dora
| Alexander. Rebie Evan. Willie.
Pearl and Mary Schenck; Messrs.
ID. K. Norment. -. I. L. and K.
ID. Thomas. Clyde and John Alex
ander. Dudley. Robert Divall, Ros-
coe Wilkins, Albert Newman. Serene
Thompson and Wetherill B.Schenck
chaperoneS. MeSdames d. A. Pow
ers, {. II. Powers and w. L
Schenck.
Miss Ona Walton and Mr.. VIM
Tilledge were quietly married yes
terday at the bTide's home nea
Lghfoot. The bride is the onl
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andre'
Walton and the groom IS a youn
S business man Of Williamsburg. IN
y young couple Will DC rendered II
q | cepuon this evening at the home {
c the groom. They Will make the
II home in Williamsburg.
If Mrs. (. &. Thompson has as n
= guests her sister Mrs. Rood, and
a friend. Mrs. DeVOe. Of Wisconsi
Master Cornelius King. OF Rio
III mond. returned home this sfterno,
D. after visit 10 his aunt. Mrs. w.
III Schencl1.
ne Mr.. D. A. Powers, who has be
sick this week is much better.
The roll of honor for Oak +
school for month closing October
is as follows: Mabel Heller. 10
Heller. George Mepham. An
or Skaro and Birdie Aus. Those p
ne 6ect in attendance were Mabel He
aw Birdie Aus. Olof Aus. George \
gh pham. Eugene Mepham and Da
ote Mepham.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-03
Toano TopicsiN

Toana. Va. Nov. lit is now a
settled tact that the people of Toano
viii soon have a portion Of the side
walk concerted where they can be
free from mud in wet weather. Mr..
q. P. Sweeney, who has the con-
tract TO do the work IS now busy |
putting down a concrete walxway IN
front of the Peninsula Bank Building !
and Martin & FannnoltS store. Tins
will add a great deal TO the appear
ance of our town. and if the other
merchants of the place would only
10 likewise. we could soon have .
concrete sidewalk through the entire
business section. Can't the business
men see that this would DC a great
.ning for Toano and enhance the
value Of their property? Now lei
me people think over this matter ana
keep the work moving.
We note that very little or nothins
aas been done towards the gradeo
school work. Is It possible that tn:
aoOle work is going 70 drop through
at the OeginningS IL seems that tn'
committee appointed 10 locate TIT
school IS working very slowly. VIVA
IS the matter. genuemenI
DR.. u. II. Johnson. Of BarhamS
I Vile. was in ToanO yesterday. look
, ing as pleasant as ever.
, DR.. and Mrs. II. u. Stephenso
? we're in Richmond yesterday.
: Mrs. J. G. Carlton and Mrs. s.
= Hankins are in Richmond attendin
I Ihe state convention OF the Chrisna
T church.
Messrs. Phil Hankins Richardsoi
7 u. Oliver Bacon and @. Arch
a Marston attended a reception Civ,
!. tuesday. Z. p. m. by Mr.. and MI
J. Jno. A. Potts of New Kent in hon
N of the return of their son. G.
Potts and bride from their brio
tour. The boys report a most {
n Ioyable evening.
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wits msbUrg Va


Dear Sir: Here's tale with three OF
four tails TO IT.
Professor Irvine has an Academy
Mercersburg. Penn He paints the hooTs
in summer vacation. IL used 10 take ~
sallons OF paint. There were two paint
stores there. and he used TO buy Zone
wear of one, next year Of the other 80
gallons year after year.
Now he paints Devoe; 60 gallons; ano
the difference is a saving OF 81 80 year.
II c Falion was one of those dealers,
good man: but he wouldn't take up De
Voc. so we turned TO the other, Boyd.
But FaIlon. has found IT necessary t.
get a good paint to compete with De
voc. he got one OF the eight honest paiots
He has big hardware store and Is do
ing an excellent hardware business: bot
BOYD OF course has the run on paint
He's a little hardware man.
We don't care how little or big a mas
Is, IL he wants good paint and IS aetiS
and sound.
Yours truly.
10 F.W. DEVOE & CO.,
New York.
P.S. !. n Stone sells our paint.
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giselowS briefs.

Bigelows. Va. Nov. Little II
litha Larkin. who fell and broke her
arm some time ago is much improved.
The congregation at York River
Presbyterian church enjoyed slpen-
did sermon by Rev. II. T. Louthan
last Sunday.
Mrs. +. d. Smith. who for the
past month has been visiting il
Washington. D. c.. is expected
home this week. accompanied by
Ger daughter from Seattle. Wash.
Miss Edith Norment is on the
sick list this week.
Mr.. Written and family and Ms.
Slaughter. of Hampton. viii visit
Capt. and Mrs. Clint Simonson this
week.
Mrs. J. c. Maynard is expected
TO visit at her parental home in
Gloucester this week.
Capt. (. w. Maynard purchased
a pair of fine mules last week.
Miss Maggie Maynard is quite
sick this meek.
Mrs. E.W. Maynard was in Rich
mond last week several days.
Farmers were busy getting in theii
peanuts and other crops during the
sunshiny days. but rain put stop t
it. Some peanut crops are badly
damaged.
| Capt. E.W. Maynard is having hi
boat, Louis Felbar," overhauled
Halloween passed quietly excer
for some informal home gathering:
Mrs. Beulah SimonSon and Mrs.
c. Rowley were in the city last weel
Mr.. Maynard Larkin is sufferir
this week from whooping cough.
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The Reynolds factories, equipped with
every modern appliance fer producing the
best chewing tobacco by a clean, sanitary
and healthful process, under the direction
or men who have made TIE business hse
study, are located IN the centre Of the Pied
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-03
The Largest Best-Equpped and cleanest Flat Plug
Tobacco Manufacturing Plant In the World

amount Of swcetening than any other kind.
and has q wholesome. stimulating and salts
flying effect On chewers-
scHNAPPs Il the brand that made the
REYNOLDS factories famous as the manu-
facfurcrs Of the best and most popular brands
Of chewing tobacco, and made necessary the