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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

think the house Of Kehisr q Ga.
could afford 20 stop 70 any IA
"fakery" as thisg DO you fhlat !,
ter our Is years Of buklnsas n
perienee. built up on hoaery a.,
square business methods, xs es.i
afford 10 risk our reputation b. 4.
solats miErepressntation, and N
thus raising our prices for he d
ezslonY" That might DO for 4 sr.sg
concern that Is ia today and o.
tomorrow. bat NE have bsu 4
tho piano business % fezrs. sss I,
pect 20 DO In IL s. ysafs lonsss q
more. and We can ASSURE soa A.
we would not take the chance 4
raising our prices a single cent h.
this occasion II would b isrb,
out sooner or later. and tia, sos.
do ua more harm q knndfstx;
than the good We might nov n
tain BY reason Of this a1Eerslfne
So II you think for the fraciiot.
part Of time that we are rsnrzs
70 any such methods a. thcss er
lined above. we want you 10 e.
abuse yourself Of that Idea irns
dlateiy. Our prices are igst IL
same nov a. ever, and u 800 IN
lucky enough 20 secure ore II 81
Christmas Coupon csrtlsicsis +
will be just AZ good a. rE,sss
States gold Going and fully vcr.
the amount mentioned Is o1tllnss
on each coupon. Il broaxh, IN az
applied towards the purchase prss
81 a piano on or eefore Dsosnsx
rs. 1906. kOHI-ER \ CHASE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

Performances by Martin sheri.
dan. policeman. member of the New
York Irish American Athletic club,
and marvellous alFarnund athlete,
have made theories az expert train
ers look like = South American rev
olusionary army after a shot has
been fired
Experts have planned and expert.
menfed years perfcctinE systems 81
training They have II down q
such fine point they know what IL
Football trainers carry II 30 far
as 10 weigh the food deToared BY
the long haired players.
Prixsflghters arc pulled. hauled.
swaated and dieted Cor weeks be
fore their battles.
Athletes have training. diet. diet
drilled into them from first TO
last.
AND NOW CONES SHERIDAN
WHO SAYS HE NEVER TRAINS
AT ALI. AND AS FOR DIETING
WHY HE CAN LICK
THE MAN WHO WOULD DARE
TELL HIM HE COULD NOT
EAT ANYTHING HE RETIsIIES
Sheridan participated in q recent
big A. =. 4 meet In Madison squar.,
Garden. New Yark Darsn9 the day
Be aatroied his beat He smoked a
dotSn or 50 cigars. When he vent
home ~ feRstcd on spare ribs and
cabbage ~ probably knew moth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

al the music stores. More popular
III always means MORE business
Nov, here IL al opportunity e
get your pian0-and a big saving
can DO made only small cash
deposit II required with each Ger
tiflcAie. balance easy terms. Every
piano 10 marked In plain figures
There has been no raise OF prices
for this occasion.
IL IL a case of HONOR with ua.
ana We state on our honor that
each certificate Ia Ius, ~ good a.
900 In gold coin. 20 be applied on
hnY new piano. n used before
Christmas Of this 1sar.
Remember. our ptces are always
the loves, In the city. considering
the quality Of goods We handle
Nearly every one 10 acquainted
With our line Of pianos and inside
player pianos. They comprise The
very BEST MAKES IN THE
WORLD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
| INVITE EVERY MAN,
WOMAN AND CHILD HERE
Every Person of Seattle to Eat With
Me Tomorrow at My Expense

only yesterday your head may
have felt duIl ana heavy You had
the blues. we're cross. nervous o.
Irritable. sxerythins soemsa 70 60
wrong. ana rou eouldn', ten Nhy.
trs ton "a one u was oia ayspsp-
sis siyiy getting IN his vofk, not
enough 10 cause you pain bat tuai
enough 10 auli your brain. rob son
81 your vitality upset your liver and
depicts yeaf nerve force. Maybe
you don't think -. bat just Try one
package % my Biscuit and see N
they don't change blues 70 a
bright. CHEEKY red. make the old
wprld laaKh In = merry niae ard pat
giWor aud vim In your life again.
National Bank President Kinnsr
Of olean. ~ r, had stomach trpubls
- bad that he had 90 live On matted
n1ilk. ard even that rsueed him pain
he ate three biscuits and went t.
eating his meals sounds like . mir
acie. Wei. ] have Mr KinneF's own
letter 10 that effect
w. q. Roach of Horneilsville. n.
y. eaya he hadn't been able To work
Tor several years had dyspepsia -
had after eating my biscuit two
weeks ha got a position and went 10
work. says he can cat anything now
and feels "ttpt0p- This is onlY two
~ hundreds.
NJ. DyHpeplic. have you ever
heard Of the wonderful Biscuit that
taikA that really teis yan Itself
what u can do-that'n Meals ~
minutes after you eat " the biscuit
begins 10 unfold tie virtues and "
win by actual Demonstration prove
10 you more IN regard % It's merits
IN ten minutes than could prob
ably make you believe N I wrote and
read you ten books as large a. the
dictionary.
1T seems like a dream" awears
Mr.. Charles =. Bowman. Gave me
relief In three minutes" says Mp.
W. ". cfuttsnden, stopped fly
pain ~ two minutes" sweafs Mr..
Joseph Fentiman II B
You may know some Of these peo-
pie. or know somebody who Enoyf
Them. III send you their pfrfnrer
and full addressed N you want them,
40 that you can find out all hbopt
MY biscuit and the wonders II has
wrought. a.
Probably you arc now thfhklne
whether al this can be true stop
~ VIII send you absolutely FREQ
one large Csc package ~ my Dys-
teuaia Biscuit ana wonderful Zig
Chocolates. at once. and LET them
provo what | say. provided you VII
send me 4 cents 20 pay actual cost
~ postage Cut out and use coupon
below.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
PAYS TRIBUTE
To PUGILISI.
ts,ar Special ssrvlOsJ

sARNIA. Ontario. Dec. i.-Mlke
Ward. the Canadian pugillst VINO
vas ALLIED By Harry Lewis In a
priseflRht In Grand Rapids, was
buried here last week Tho coftese
extended over mile Ia length
Every available carriage and hnek
IN sarnia WAS engaged ana many
~ev brought over from Port lihfnn
nuainaas was practically suspended
DARING the morning A number 81
hals4 sasas houses we're closed while
f3.nsa as the town hall and govern
man4 buildings Wefe at hnltmhHt
one large parfor was fllled Win
flowers. and the overflow filled an
other room There wcru no less
than 100 pieces Already sentiment
has started Tor the erection af a
monument here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
ARRANGE FOR A
BOWLING MEET

Manazsr Brown. Of ths Seattle
Athletic Cinb Bowling association
is Arranging a bowling meet be
tween the Anllnomah Athletic club
md the :. A. G.. 20 be held IN Port.
land after the flrpt Of tha year. A
return game will he played IN Sc
attic. A team of five men wiil BE-
picked from among the best play
efH In the clubs Contests afs be
Ing held regularly 10 an effort 70
weed osft the candidates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
THE MARKETS

The new trouble Is a shortage OF
bananas. very few Of which are left
ON the market The bananas that
are left are bringing S2.75 and 1880
firm. A steamer load OF grapes Is
I. ypected in from California today
though the steamer had not re-
p3rtsd at the time Of going TO
press. Cheese has taken a general
advance. All imported and local
cheese has advanced % the least z
per cent, aud In some eases more
~ was just one week ago that bnt'
ter took a general rise. u Is due
60 the fact that there r. a scarcity
NJ milk. No Puget sound salmon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

"a being received on tho market.
most OF the salmon coming frum
the Columbia river. The hay short
age Is as stringent a. ever.
v-sssssiss
~ntanhs tssss srai fabtsns or n.
ia. aaFross. per $50. se#w new
ss-,s. $3.50. hs- go ssfssss 80
~ 'isif n -. -srs 1 - sss1ass. ttei 5
...t +. =. srrkiEs tssNI&e vance
1900. 81 - n }. - = Easih-. psr %,
~. harrs rsaish. pss n. =. sssns'ess. Fst
n.s.ns. % -ss 2. 90 ~ % YES.
80. sAHf. eccoanuis Fsf a. r8sl
.zs.s vsi.nsi. =, 81 - !, 1es .
20 - Il ss s asss.sa go d 81 : 49,
9 &c 5. asiness. gtta. fsrslHns1ns. -
Eggs.
s,stetiy ffesk ranch eggs pr 40 ts4tta.
uregUn fansh. tci eaxtesn. Eapsr.
1uttsg ara ch.s.s.
Washtaston creamery butter. eer n. ~
eastern. ffssh brick ~ zia. eastern
fresh tab lie raneh butter. pr a. ~ 81
ehee-s. Wiseessin twins. =. - WE
q -. nss cream bfisk cheese 10. ne.
tlors swiss u. Iieis~. Tff1Afnoas tsotta
eastern storage tnh. pr a. fze
pevuTy.
I've Cd ehlgkens. DR. -. ~, broil-
'ss i ssesss' s spr.ns nsrs iiss iafs,y.
sseks, psr n isoi foostsrs. fsgtas
Live stses
w.thsrs .hssp. .ssr 70. sse. s~r. N.
s - esss -. ~.
Meats
efs.~s ~ eSafc. eow.. N. e.. vs.f.
A., n .sia0iSe. mutton. ~. - alor. sprtns
snb. 81, ID. io0losss dressed has.. u
f9t0fie. v.-s
schooner ksHbat %, ~ sasai steamer
pr ~ saIe. saisl6n trout. per ~.
x sarrnp.. s.r n. tons IN. !, s,nsi,.
+ ,.' o, sslss sEsa'f B, .ss
~ nelsi .issssas p :. a. ssiflss.
Hay ard Fssdssufrs.
Eastern wash. timoths. ten. ta0a. ru.
.s.st a.. p-s ion "a. eastern ss ~ ws.agiss
corr =. 81 sans fse- rs-. - psr ION.
e.: ss:s z. s ssa ~ ssos, e. =. :ss
ehoppsd feed. pef ton. 81. oats Ton. ~
Lime ano Cement
portisaf cement. imported. Per Ri, 81 q,
fcffisn1 cefnsnt. Califernta- per ell. -
less 80 fer fsturnef naxs. plaster psra
hi, fln. ifnnef san fuan noche Hsf-
sssl ~ =. *. sg'ss ... e. ~ ~ 90 g.ss
f7e01se hard mall plaster. Ton. U.S.
sg0d fibsts fis 49,
Nuts and Figs
FaneY Imported nEs. r.1t0i 59i new val
f0fa naf n ftf. aiManHs. pr n. nc
nraEn odds. per suSso. ~. honey,
no
steam batha. 25c. Oriental Baths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

dnood as nostan'a new owner n
ha closes his option,
Joe Koilay'H future win Be settled
he h. tipped for New York.
Corcoran vii learn whether no 10
a. manage Baltimore or To SO 90
aamo team IA the bia league.
llumota will be run down az 10
transfer Of riiisburH players 20
Philadelphia ahoehan. Hltuhsy and
beaumont are named.
Hustler. brown. the ~ louis
tsirior wiil know whether he IL 10
b. sold 10 Meufaw'H cluh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

N yon live In the country, writs
for a certificate Immediately, or u
you are a resident Of Seattle. call
down AZ once and get one.
n you can't come yourself. send
your little boy or giri In for one,
or lot your neiEhbor get u Tor YOU
Act quickly or you wiil get left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
The Best Xmas Gift
Is an Artistic Photo

Your dear ones will appreciate
an up.todate photo more than any
thing you can buy for ten times the
money Don't wait for the sun TO
shine, as We make sunlight aittings
on dark days and evenings by ap.
pointment with the aid Of violet
arc light. Plnney. the Photog.
ropher Washington building, 7O5
First av. Ind. 2G00.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
RACES YESTERDAY


First race. fIve-eighths Of a mile
sam Barber. III lGraham1. & 10
I, won. Prince OF Bastiie. III. sec
end: Rose Cherry. III. Third. Time,
100 IS.
Second race. 1 mile and 100 yards
Major Teuny. 100 tWiiiiamsl. Z
20 /, won. Nabonazser. liz. second !.
Trspsetter, ia third. Time,
1874
Third race. one mile and 100
yards-Fury. 100 ct. Sullivani,
even money. won; Lone Wolf. i9s,
second: IsabeIilta. 100. third. Time,
1.50f.s
Fourth race. threefourths Of a
mils--Shady Lad. 1903 turahaml, :
TO 2. won: Tim Hurst, i07. second.
Judge. f07. third Time. lila IS.
rifth race, one mile and SO yards
-Sfsssa, fef fMelntyrel. 70 10,
vwon fs,llnda. log. second: Fulleta.
fos miro. Time. i.4S IS.
aixfh race. seven.eightha OF a
miIe--F. w. Bar. to 2. won: LIS
ara. ito. second stand over, III,
third Time. les 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

ing about the advice Of drinking
nothing az meal time. aud washed
down the Yiandg with 4 glasa o. the
genuine ~foamy.~ There followed
the solid comfort OF a good cigar
Then he went TO the athletic
meet and here are some Of the
things Re did that night
lie beat Jim Mitchell putting the
B6.ib. shot Aud Mitchell Was the
holder Of the worlds record la that
stunt.
lie took a whIri with the eight,
pound shot and smashed another
worlds record.
lie tried bis hand at polo vault
ing. and wen first place early Ia the
event
tie tackled the st.posna shot. and
again - led tho bunch
Then Just 20 show what HANDY
man ha was In the athletic limo he
entered the standiax jump contest
and beat another worlds champion.
lie did not enter IN any other
eventa
on the other hand Sheridan gets
fresh air aud exercise palrolinR hts
heat. fwsriing his baton aud chA1-
Inc the kida OF thu corner
Just because Sheridan IL a
worIa'e champion IN utter disregard
81 training rules. IL 10 reaaon Why
every Wuaid b. athlete should hope
20 tollow in his footsteps BY a sim.
liar practice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

First race. one mile and 70 yafn.'
Bin Curtis. fo7 (carrofD. I 70 2.
won; Freesias. i07. second. Van
Hope. f07. third. Time. f.f7.
Second race. fivs-eighths Of a
mile Merrill. los (Harrisl. 7 to 10.
won; Commlds. los. second; Hazel
inc. los. third Time. f:Qz IL.
Third race. three-fourths Of a
rnlle-The Irfshman, 10s tHess). 7
10 I. won. Copfessor. III. second:
Salts. I07. third Time, f:f5 IA.
Fourth race. FuturitY course-
Ampedo. f05 eBolandJ. 3 20 I. won.
Charles T.. Stone. 10. second:
Treasure Seeker. 105. third. Time.
I'LL "a
Fifth race. one mlle-Sallna, f0f
fCarroli). 10 10 1. won: Sir caru.
theirs. i02, second: Col Bronson.
f07, third. Time. i;f51-z.
Sixth race. thirteen-sixteeuths Of
a mile--Cfeston Boy. i05 fKunz)
TO 1, won: Jnose TTeen, 100. sec
ond; Molesy. 81. third. Time. 1;26
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
BURNS ISSUES
CHALLENGE
tssrlpp, rslsaraph ssrvlss.)

tseripps Tsiearaph SsrNlse1
los ANGELES. Dec. Tommy
Hnfus. of this city. Who fought
philadelphia Jack ohrlen 20
rounds 90 a draw before the Pa
eIfic Athletic club last "Wednesday
night. has posted a $1,000 certified
cheek as a forfeit with local
sporting editor agreeing 10 stop
onricn II the latter would agree to
a return match Tho only stinu
lated condition vas that there vas
"a be q $4,000 side bet. the fsghi
"a b. held before the club offcrlnE
the larguai purse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

Irs an IN fate that kesps No pug
from Ecgilae ltrksd Six times with
In three months Marvin uaFt and
aika SchFusk have been matched
and ma fight Ia sight yet That IL
good luck fer the man Nha hAa a
= hippiuE due but each thinks IFS
the other fellow. Erhfech Is pow
matched 10 fight LAugford a. Ale
sheuy city. Pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

IRON Jan. 60 Nov 1. 1909, there
have been i.sot foreign automobiles
hrnuGht into the United states.
valued AZ - tee.o 600 During TIE same
period last year the imports we're
SIS cars. valued "a taiteQee The
Increase ls ~ cars snd Ia value
81. go. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

charley Hickman, OF the wash
ngton Americana. ~ the teacher 81
"a sunday school class aud one
sporting writer says the boys Just
dnta nn him Wonder II u tells
tnem any baseball yarns aaTina
school huuraT -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

n the manager. captain and coach
% tho Seattle high school football
Team sign = written apology - ffin-
t.pai ciayd. II the Spokane hiEh
boot los their CONQUEST while Ia
spokane. = game between the teams
- tho tvo schools IA 10 take place
Monday. according 20 adFtess BON
Spokane. II ia not known e. shat
exicnt the aaEcfuenH ~ the Seattle
boys IN their denise 20 ain the cham.
pl0nship 81 five states viii take
them IN this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

It's all right now IN lawn tennis
affairs tiealn wright has been
given the right "a write himself as
an amateur. when his name was
presented 90 the uritish association
u was questioned whether or not
DO was a professional as he was
connected with a company manufac.
turing sporting goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

A plan "a bring together tHe gaek
howlcrn OF the county has orthinat-
ed among Chicago howiarss They
would have the winners o. The A. ~
q western and eastern tournaments
meet Ia Chicago 20 drteesnine who
h. really the United States cham.
pion,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

Here are some es the things tip
ped % csuie of at the National
baseball league uesting. teginuins
uee. a.
asosxs u. Dewey VII be intro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

Tommy burns may be substituted
FOR o'urien in the coming fight be-
tween a representative Of this eaun-
Try ana the heavyweight champion
81 Australia. oHrirn seems willing
that the change b. made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

There f. talk % a contest At Ia
tom Rouge because that city was
dropped from the Cotton states
loaEue. and itattiesburE given the
franchise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
One Hundred Xmas Presents From
KohIer E Chase
TO nu DISTRIBUTED AMONG The PEOPLE OF SEATTLE AN
SURROUNDING TERRITORY.

On. Hundred csnes,ss similar One illustrated Above
Valued al 500 Zach. VIII be Given Absolutely Free 70
the First Psnens W no VIII Ash for Them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

stanley Robinson 10 az least one
National league mnEnate who IL Sec
ending Han Jnhnaan's var cry fer a
shorter playing season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

Genuine osh saiem 7se, eswst
The Meas Shoe Store. SOS flFsf ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

Established 1850.
The Largest Music House
on the Coast
1905 Second Ave-
Arcade Building, Seattle.
$1,000 REWARD

We viii pay si.ooooo reward TO
the first person who can prove that
tho prices on our pianos have raised
one penny for this occasion.
Every piano il MARKED IN plain
fignroa. and has bsen marked In
plain figures for years. There 10 no
underhanaea method employed by
our house Everything Is open and
above board
II Il well 20 be on the lookout"
for fake offers and irresponsible
dealers. who wili take advantage Of
ever opportunity possible 20 do
the "'unsnspseting~ purchaser And
40 admit Il 10 be the easiest thing
In the world 20 raiss the price a
hundred dollars and then throw
off that same hundred dollars. thus
making Il appear as a great snap.
But ne want TO AJAX you II you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
SPORT DOPE

There are more ways than one 70
keep In trainlns far the cnmins sea
san. ~Kld" Eiherfeid. ~ the NsN
York Americans. Il combining pleas
are with profit while keeping 81
condition. lie i nee ~ home eH he
chicken farm ln suffern. y. = and
bftght and cafiY every morning
takes an hours sxefcise hunting
sKxM Then during the oar he runs
siaNn festive chickens which stray
away frosn the confines ~ the farm.
The combination u hard 10 beat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

Ministers ~ chester. Pa. have adj
sauiutafrr" I'D = Knockout blow g
ths broadway Athletie club ~ that
place. Bx cogihIninx their forces
theY succeeded tu stopping haut
that had been advertised and the
tie il nsss aui that the boxing game
i = lead one there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
WORLDS CHAMPION
DOESN'T TRAIN


\ WHAT THE EXPERTS SAY
\ DON'T fail to be cautious In
\ what Nuu eat
A
4 DON'T use alcohol b re,
form
!
a DON'T 80 msss Feak. tz1t
4 something aHsAa lnsnsfr 4 9um
|. te'a
|.
4 Don r ssurksA
a
|. pONF Nenleet usinine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

Joe Thomas the NelfsfuetEhi
champion. failed 70 knock out F'fsnh
Mcconnell ard Al Nell in ten rounds
each an the same niKht Thu nien
met last ntaht As San Francisco and
Mccounsll ueut out on thn fafHs
Punch. Mcneil stayed the limit ard
Nas strong It the ciass. although he
vas autpointsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

Wear DrOoks' Had. iaai second
avenue,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

what's the u.s. II hsinE a man
aHef 81 tho other fellow draws the
salary i'nr inside Information on
this point Inquire II Patsy Donovan.
Who last year distributed the Pull.
man fickois faF brooklyn. while
pfe.lasnt f.bbsita set the Ions
suit brought By Ned iianien.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
WAAT sAGRIpAN nogs.

WHAT sAuRlos. DOES.
Eats whatever strikes his
fancy.
aCe
k.s-s3a, asest 81 f3sa stt.us
s9 ss9a kqes. As
pmtsa On spots fiha ami eIflf
b2ea hsforc suaahlua tsfG
orda
SMOKES Is cigars daily
Never trains az all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

Steam baths. CSC. oriental Baths-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

Eas'sfa Wash. .iimeths,. Ten. ta01; ru-
whsat nag. psr ION ps. Eastern Washins
ten. fM4f. wbdia corn, Issf7 Ton. crafked
uiaAiinas. 1T per toni "a eAks. sssan pss
I'm braa. pes too ff4s shafts. per ton fs.
chopped feed. pef ton. 81. cats ton. "
90
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-02-07
WHEN ONE GETS GOOD ADVICE.
One Who Has Gone q Borrowing Tells Some
of The Things That Happen.

OF the Things That Happen.
"Have you ever been to
wealthy acquaintance when you
we're rather hard press ed, IN
qulred one OF two, land intimat-
ed that a small loan, $50 or 500
would help you alongamazingly ?"
His friend shook his head.
"Then don't" continued the
first speaker. ''Go without; let
your beard grow and your trous.
ers fray; wear rusty collar on
your overcOat; imagine that
you re getting too stout and per-
suade yourself that one meal a
day is better for you than three;
pinch, deny yourself, starve, if
you must, but don't borrow. Not
that you'll always be refused, or
put off, because you won't; but
you'll be lectured, which is
Thousand times worse.
"When you approach one of
these fellows for money IT'S his
inning He may be pretty loose
morally himself, but you'd think
to hear him talk That ed reeh
the means of bringing 'Ior athan
Edwards to grace. HIS intlmate
knowledge Of you and every bless
ed one of your shortcomings is
something wonderful and start
ling. He does MT omit single
fault or defect. and his interest
in you puzzles you. He's that
solemn and his face that long tn t
he looks as If he might break
down and cry at any minute; be-
fore he's half through you re feel
ing IN your pockets To see If you
can't lend money 10 him.
"And the surprising thing
about 1t is that he has you right;
he draws a perfect likeness. You
wonder who told him. Summed
up, you're lmprovident You
suspected as much. In the end
you may get ii, but you've earn
ed it-and two or three thousand
besides.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-02-07
GRAcEy.

Mrs. f. w. Lott, nee Miss
Mary V. Booker, daughter OF
Mrs. James Doran, has been Wis
itiug in the home Of James Doran.
She came to this county from her
home in Nebraska on the Both of
October, and expects to start on
her way home on the 18th of this
month. She will stop on her way
home at Mount Union and at AL
toona for few days.
Mrs. Lott says that this coun'
ty has improved greatly in the
time she has been absent. She
went west in 'S5, and with the ex'
ception OF a visit home in 81, she
has been away from the county.
She is much delighted with the
West, and says they have fine
climate, and a splendid country.
When she read the letters from
Mr.. Palmer and from Mr.. Kelly
ald others that have appeared in
the News" she sand, every
word they say about the country
is true"
Mrs. Sallle B. Price, formerly
Miss Sallie Cramer, of Juniata
Blair county, has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. James Doran, ant
expects to return to her home
this week.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-02-07
Have You Tried
A. G.. WOLF

the new Quick desserts that gro
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Three complete products-D-
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Perfect Jelly Dessert, at l0c per
package, and D-Zerta Ice Cream
Powder, 2 packages for 20 cents.
A trial will convince you how easy
it is 10 have the hnest desserts
with no labor and little expense.