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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-10


Oceansids Branch Ofice
Cor II St. and Attn Ave. Open Daily.
my . w Su If
sl,S0O-Two hundred cash. balance $12. 50
Per month. For sSle-not damaged by
earthquake; my beautiful home. rooms
and bath, at 500 Fsxron ave, Inglesids:
car direct; $50 feet car line; small cash
payment; see owner On premises all cay
today before it is sold
S5Oo-Lot on Mateo ST.. refused $3.50
before earthquake; IS feet from car lineI
$l0O down, S. per month; 25x112; street
work done; also several other pieces for
one-fourth IT'S value. See me at once. WM.
T.. VALENTINE, 800 Faxton ave, Ingle-
side. my q
MISSION REAL. ESTATE
d. COFFIN & CO.,
2528 Mission ST., Near 21st-
Property to Rent and TO Lease. my 9 q
LOTS $375-Build your own home; choicest
location; 1-3 down, S. per month.
New 4-room Bungalow; electric lights
and gas; modern throughout $2,2S0. Call
and investigate.
Cottage. rooms lot 25x15O; $500 cash,
s12 per month: WHY PAY RENT when
you can buy like thiSs
CRUDE REAL. ESTATE CO.,
City Office s04 Stanyan St. II
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-10

KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
All members are carried In good stard-
ing on April assessment until May 81
II more convenient assessments NAV
be paid by members Of an lodges at tho
Office OF the Grand Lodge. 1757 Ellis
THos TOMBSTONE. Grand ~Rcporter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-10

II You Will drop Us q postal telling US
what YOU are looking for you VIII saSs
much time and worry IL we know WhAs
you Hant we can soon find tt Tor you.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-10

13 acres Al chicken ranch. improved.
near Petaluma: $500
Above properties clear; win exchange
for good city property
THOS. GILBERT.
Union Savings Bank bldg. Oakland. Q 7e
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-10

FOX sale or TO lease-Residencs Of II rooms
and large flashed basement Apply 1903
O'FarEen St, Owner. S-5r-
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-10
Help WANTED-MALE.

WORDS ARE GOOD, BUT ONLY so
WHEN BACKED BY DEEDS.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-10

ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING
A BARGAINS furnished housekeeping
rooms for sale cheap; 643 Birch ave- In
cuire on premises or across street this
week; rent S.. szlD
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-10

ca RIBALDI Guard society.--sUNDAY
Nav Il 1906. a special meeting will be
called at 2 p m. at Oakland, Adeline
station. An members are requested 10
sens their addresses and other commn-
MICA tons to the secretary al 1H ALI
atom way. West Berkeley. 3ts
VINCENT BC&AL4ACCRL Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-10

Every Ones Eyes Are Cast on
MURRAY & READY.
What For?
Because They Are Hustlersi
Because They VIII Cut the Greatest
Figure in Rebuilding
DEAR OLD FRISCOl
Because Everyone Knows and Respects
MURRAY & READY.
Because the Following Years
WE GAVE EMPLOYMENT
1897 to upward of 1900 MEN.
1898 to upward of $4,000 MEN.
1899 to upward of 2l,000 MEN.
1900 to upward of $4,000 MEN.
1901 to upward of $4,000 MEN.
1902 to upward of $4,000 MEN.
1908 to upward of $4,000 MEN.
1904 to upward of $4,000 MEN.
1905 to upward of 50 900 MEN.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-10

FLATS FOR SALE-FURNISHED
FOR sale-Nicely furnished 4-room sunny
fat 575 Noe ct, near 18th. 3 At
FOR sale-Cheap; newly furnished house
1245 Masonic ave. TT
FURNITURE OF rooms for sale cheap
at 1893 Sutter st. 7St'
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-10

GERMAN Gen. Benevolent Society,"
Cily once now ct German hospital,
north wing, ScotI-st. entrance, Where
ali dues snCuIu pe paid. II
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-10

We are particularly anxious to have
the present addresses OF our former
clients. as we have some extra good
propositions to present 10 them VIII
you kindly let US hear from your Yours
for business.
BURR-PADDON COMPANY,
Temporary address 1909 Fillmore St, near
Bush, San Francisco. 9sr
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-10

Drcp in at our office or If you have NJ
time TO do this put your needs on IN.
back Of a postal and we win show you
something to suit.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-10

EXCELSIOR Lodge No. l26. A. o. y. W:
Regular meeting WEDNESDAI
OF Brother w. S. Pierce on 18th ST..
near Market. Members will please be
present and leave their new address.
c. G. HERRlET. Recorder,
Rat 233 Bartlett St
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

$4,000 each year. The money has been all
subscribed and paid in. and day of rejoicing
will follow. The church has been organized
forty-six years Its ancient wooden struct
ure, with its tall spire where General Grant
used to worship when he was here. was de-
stroyed by fire in 1893. The following year the
stone edihce was built. The Rev. DR.. John
Handley. the present pastor, is serving his sixth
year. When he came to Long Branch there was
debt of over $4,000 on the property. A sec
ond parsonage property was purchased on
Broadway during his administration. Three
years ago the total debt was subscribed in
three-year interest bearing bonds The first
year found $1,000 collected. the second over
$4,000, and the third and final the entire
amount. The church has a membership of six
hundred and a Sunday school of eight hundred.
, A mammoth entertainment is being planned
by the summer folk in aid of the Monmouth
Memorial Hospital Training School, of which
Mrs. w. d. Harper is president. 1t will be held
at the West End Casino next Friday night.
Several Of the cottagers. including Oliver Byron,
Mrs. Lizzie Hudson Collier Louis James. Miss
Maggie Mitchell and Julian Mitchell. have signi-
fed their willingness to take part 1t will be the
first benefit ever given in aid Of the training
school
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
AT MANHATTAN BEACH HOTELS

The week at Manhattan Beach has been unusual
~ lively with the midsummer festival and the prep
arations for the testimonial in honor Of Patrick
Gilmore and for the benefit OF his widow. Roth
hotels have been filled and the bathing pavilion
the japanese gardens and all the attractions have
been overhowins all week.
There has been considerable social life NJ tba
oriental during the week, luncheons, dInners Sail
ing and motoring parties being in evidence every
day On wednesday Mr.. and Mrs r T. TSo ve-,s
luncheon IN honor OF Miss Josephine SchMiS ~ os
Justice James Blanchard with Mrs F2anoh.-a
Is at the Oriental this season Among the TscaSR
arrivals at the Oriental is General CrenvfIe Doda
who Joined his daughter here, where they eTpsscS
60 spend the month OF August - NA9Oe
Mr.. and Mrs William Rhinelander II 7 Oak
ley Rhinelander and his son. Phillip are stiil St
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Snyder who have been
AT this resort since its opening have gone 10 the
White Mountains. After a few days there Mr.
Snyder VIII so for fishing excursion on the Cana
dian waters
John A. Sleicher. who, with Mrs Seicher has
been visiting at the home Of Ex-Governor Black az
hfs summer place. Freedom, N. H, is onos more M
the Oriental WhsaA - ssiI nAnaatn for the season.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
LONG BRANCH PLANS.
4mDasemeatS Being Discussed Nor
0cOOG Park To Be Sold.

Long Branch, N. J.. July 2S (SpeciaD.-After
the horse show what next? is the question
being asked tonight The thirteenth annual
horse show Is a thing of the past and those
who are signing for another exhibition will have
10 wait another year. The show, as foretold IN
The Tribune. was pleasing as well as a financial
success. It has long been recognized as one NJ
the midsummer attractions Of the North yer-
sey coast.
A water carnival. fremen's parade a faFner's
show and amateur circus are some OF tha
things being talked about The water carnival
committee has held several meetings and has
practically decided TO hold a two days demon
stTatiOn on the Shrewsbury River the latter
part Of August.
Norwood park, the resort which Norman 7.
Munro founded fifteen years ago, s. 20 be sold
The coming fall. The park is experiencing the
best season in years All OF the twenty-six cot
1ages are occupied. and there have been appli-
The park Is now in the hands OF the assignees
OF E1lingWOOd q Cunningham. An effort is now
being made 10 organize a stock company to
purchase the place. II contains 40 acres Of
land and cost Mr.. Munro something like
100000
IO-morrOw VIII be big day in MethOdfsm in
long Efa11ch- The largest church in this part
- tn. stabsS ST Luke's. with seating capac-
10y OK two thousand, and valued at S65eeO
VIII have all Of its bonded debt lifted. The
eh1ftA zee Two parsOnages, and the combined
ka4te oI the property is something over $4,000
II tntee years. $4,000 has been raised IN eub-
eet.R1oAs IN ADDITION 20 about $1,000 in i'm
Gtgyetne2IIS ana current expenses aTnouDsfro "a
s1o%vo total Of $4,000. or an average OF
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

Lilly White" Bsana
starch. G-Ih. wooden eeA
&8p : S-Ib. cartQu. lSc,,I
- III. wooden box 81 ~
Red star Brand Chlc-
ride ~ Lime. lib sii,ti
top zinc cans. Sc. doa--
Potash o. Lye. IN, SIS Sc
cans. sc. do1en- -SSc
Home Uss'' Cloudy
Ammonia pint co.'i--.
Zoe . dozen 81 l-s.'l
qusrJ bottle, 19C. dae-.- %.
50 IT: half galss.2n ~ =
tis. soc; dossR-Ss-f@
.Red star Brand B9seA.
In. package eSSiI
dozen .....---.S SlSl@
Red star H-olo w..
ing Powder so. EilI
15c.. dozen -,-St-O-
BAN Bluing. sI0 e9N
&c dozen. 99c.,. ~
box. i Ic.s do1''SA
French Mustard
Narceau brand. i-r>a L,~|
ne ash. "bOlclo1s -
) sale. 16c. osch; ol.0
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
Special Lots OF
Wonnen's Waists.
Second Floo

Second Floor.
AS with undePTnuSlinS, so
with WaiStS-we make inn
nense quantities in our
own wOrkPOOnlS.
In addition, we control in
Manhattan the product Of
one Of the most prominent
manufacturers in the East.
Quite clear, then, why
our Waist business has
been so enormous h 5
season.
Six special lots ready to-
morrow.
At zoe W HIT E L AW N
|N~ WAIST, front trim
med with wide embroidery and
two Val. lace insertions; short
sleeves, attached lace collar.
AZ OOc SHEER WHITE
'A~ LAWN WAIST. fin
-ished with V-shaped yoke Of
lace, four lace insertions and
CLUSTERS of tucks below the
yoke.
At OOc-FINE LAWN WAIST,
four handsomely embroidered
-medalliOns and Val. lace inser-
-tionS.
At S1.AO MADRAS GOLF
WAIST, made with
four side pleats on front. roll
over collar, turnover cuffs and
side pockets.
At S1.A0 SHEER WHITE
LAWN WAISTS.
yoke Of Val. lace back and
front, clusters of pin tucks be-
low the yoke; short sleeves. the
cuffs trimmed with pin tucks
and Val lace.
AT S1.O8-yARIOUs STYLES
OF WAISTS. made
of lawn and batiste, some fin
-ished with hand-embroidered
-yOke.s, others with entire fronts
of handsomely embroidered
-medalliOns; all have short
sleeves and attached lace COL
lars.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

~ r-
salt NIackerel. Slb. kit.
5Sc.; 10Th kit, S11A.
fob. kit hloater mess.
50 90
Cider OF White Wine
Vinegar. quart bottle. Oc ,
gallon. including jug. 20c
Miilar & cos Imported
Orange Marmalade. pound
Jars. 10c. each dozen.
2-lb. Jars. each. SSC
Golden Wax Reans.
''ltly White" hrand: can.
Zoe: dozen ST %
Maryland Pears or
Empire State" Egg
Plums; quart can. 12C:
dozen .........S1 s{s{
JeSaamine" Brand
lemon cling Peaches.
halved and sliced. ear.
24c. dozen 50 63O
Sliced Peaches. Caifor-
MIA, lib. cans. f2c
each; dozen ST .s}sS
Laundry Supplies
Red star" Laundry
Soap: GO-lh. boxes. fuii
weight. lib. bars. regular
" S&.Sas special. 50 "a.
Su-lb. boxes. rcgUl0rIv
Si-sf special .S1S&
TED sardinos a box. hreo.
ugal. In Me. olive .,lr. - III.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

O~ot'' O@C.s = gallon car
Tomatoes. "Jessamine''
Brand, best quality red
ripe Jersey stock: can.
1 1c.; dozen Sis 90
American Beauty
Brand, extra large cans.
highest selection OF whole
Jersey fruit; can. 13c:
dozen .----..-..-S1 .5S
'Jessamine'' Brand Corn.
per can. Sc; dozen cans.
"IAly White Brand
Corn. per can. 1Oc. doz-
en- cans .-----...--S S1.1&
American Beauty"
Brand Corn. per can.
12c.: dozen cans. .SS
"Jessamine" Brand
Sugar Peas. can. lac:
dozen -.----.---- S1.D1
Baked Beans. Lily White
Brand. finest quality pack
ed. plain or with tomato
sauce: 5-lb. can. 12c
each; dozen ....S1 .Ss3
Spinach. Farren's Shield
Brand. S-lb. cans. 1Oc
dozen -.....,..--S S1.1&
PompadOuF Brand ImFo
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

throughout css s.,-,
- Many Of TIE azs,
.N values limited
tity aasortu.-.s-...
ST. NOT advertised
<SfoR%
81 &: :: :: :: IY'+|
In the Basement
FAMILY CLOTHES v1~--
Els, 1l-inch rubber rolls. z~s-''
teed for one wear: soI6
elsewhere at $500; sue-
cial Tuesday. CSl
OAK MEDICINE CArr,-r-
with oevelied glass mirrOr: -.
elsewhere at 500; spe- G.
eial Tuesday. SlsSCl
10-INCH BLACK TArr
pure silk. similar quality soi5 - -
where at SOC. a yard; srs-
clal IueS0ay. .-........,..-tS s ~
23-INCH WHITE CREPE ~
CHINE. all silk: sold eIsevEs-.
SOC. the yard: Special Tues-
Gay ."-..-----.- .D1Cl
WHITE HABUTAI, an silk ~.
good quality; sold elseWhera (.
29c. the yard; Special Tues-7s
LINEN = FINISHED CH17,
BRAY, IN a variety OF desi-sf',
cOlors: Special Tuesday. TIE J
ydfd -...-.-.-. ..--....s..... Orl
COMFORTABLES. coversa "a,
silkOline and filed with eosfe-.
size 12xt2-in-: Special Tues- 49,
day ----......... CSC
On the Main Floor.
FANCY COTTON LACEs A,r0
INSERTIONS. ia 70 . incFs,
vide; twelve-yard pieces. ~
elsewhere at SC the yard. 49,
Special Tuesday. the piece. :. 4s-
WOMEN'S 26-INCH JT7TBRrr-
LAS, covered with piece-dyed ~
feta. Paragon frames: handles {,
gold-plate. sterling silver, Ds--I
ivory, gun-metal and natural vros
sterling trimmed; sold elsswhr,s
at $3.50 each: Special G. 90
Tuesday .e4s>c
On the Second Floor.
WOMEN'S WAISTS, made a.
sheer white lawn. front trimu.l
with wide OpenworIc embroiisr-
and several rows of tucKinz. A..
tached collar of lace: short
sleeves. lace cuffs: Special rc
IueS0ay ------.....-... = =
WOMENS SHORT KIlTONOS
made of figured lawn. double yoEsl
back and front, trimmed with bor-
der Of plain lawn; kimOnO ~
sleeves: Special Tuesday. 80. Ss-
STRAIGHT-FRONT CORSETs
low bust. deep hips; made Of frs
white batiste; sizes IS to Is; a.
Special Tuesday ---.-...-...o7~ q
on the Third Floor.
REVERSIBLE ESTR7H
TABLE COVERS in Oriental and
floral designs. finished with knOt1si
fringe. Xxi yards. elsewhere $l4i
here 9SC.; 11ax112 yards. else
where $3.50. here 81 .9S: -
yards. elsewhere. SS.15. here.
RENAISSANCE LACE CUR
TAINS. mounted on best Frslchl
cable net
S4-75 qualities. a pair SS.4S
S695 qualities. a pair S4.74
$500 qualities. a pair S5.74
1925 qualities. a pair So.SS
RUFFLED BOBBINET CUR
TAINS. with fine novelty lace m
sertiOn and edge
$50 quality. a pair S1.z=
S1-95 quality. a pair S1-4e
S225 quality. a pair 81 .69
$50 quality, a pair S1.Sc
The Above Will Not Be
on Sale Monday.
Summer Blankets.
Basement
COTTON FLEECED BLAN-
KETS. tan or white. with pink Or
blue borders: J0x72-inch h0~
size. pair
WHITE FLEECED BLAN-
KETS. heavier than the above
54xi4-inch size, ki~
a pair
HEAVY FILE &c z D GRAY
BLANKETS. with fancy borders
t2x'S-inch size. S111
pair -..-.-.-.. ~'-
HIGH GRADE WHITE COT
TON BLANKETS. well bound
German finished. 6SN1S-inch Size,
the pair. 81 .SS, S1.56 Ct GS
anu
Blue Or GRAY CAMPING
BLANKETS. 62XS2- g 81
inch size, each %E'O
CALIFORNIA BLANKEIs.
bound with ribbon. three sizes
Size, 60x7S-in- 7OxS0-in. I6XsA-ln
Pair. S4.O6 So. .3S S4sS
- ----
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

41s re~N AAsF kN q "a As
TEA-CuriO Chop Tea:
Ceylon. mixed Young Hy-
son. Japan, FormoSa
OOlOng and English Break
fast; lib. carton. regular
ly 34c.. special. csc /.
5-lb. caddy. regularly S1.Sa.
special, ST.. 20; 10Th.
caddy. regularly $500.
special. So. 50.
Evaporated Peaches. per
feet, large fruit; loose.
per lb.. 1Sc.: 2S-lb.
boxes. SS 80
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
Macy Grocery Specials. =. =
FIRST Floor. s5th street.

SUGAR -HAVENEYER ELDERS CRYSTAL DOMINO SUGAR.
IN 10 cartons; sold by others sic
PREMIUM TONGUES auIa
perfect OK Iongues closely trimmed weigh 16~
= -
Coffee -Genesta Brand old
full bodied Compare the best coffee
pulveTzed daily:
ary sold for 24c this sale ice. cartons
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
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FAMILY CLOTHES vpr,.-
!, ERs, 1l-inch rubber rolls; o.. a., Z.
teed for one wear: sold '' =
elsewhere at $500. sno-
eial Tuesday. -. sf.gs
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
Infants and
Childrem's Wear.
Second F7ool

S1ueA&l4 @AA - Wv &1sN
Second Floor.
INFANTS LONG SLIPS, made
Of nainsoOk, gathered at neck, with
dainty embroidery on neck hOo
ana sleeves. ......... ~
INFANTS LONG SLIPS, made
of natnsOOk. yoke of hem Ano
stitched tucks. ....... FSC
INFANTS LONG DRESSES,
with dainty pointed yoke embroid-
cred medallion; neck and
sleeves finished with en- zN.
broidery ..-..........% %Yc
RUSSIAN DRESSES. made of
pink or blue gingham. trimmed
with white piQue; sizes ., 5 ANo
ana years. T$&
Laces and EmlbrOideries
GERMAN AND FRENCH VAL.
LACE EDGINGS AND INSER-
TIONS, in matched sets; widths
ranging from q to 21a inches; 12-
yard lengths, sold elsewhere up TO
81. % the length. Sale prices,
29c., 39c., 4Sc., 6Sc., roc.
BATISTE EMBROIDERY, COM
BINED WITH BABY IRISH
LACE. including edgings, inser-
tiOns, medallions and bands: i'm
ported to sell at prices ranging
from 35c. to $500 a yard. Sale
prices, 19c., 29c., 37c., 49c.
and CSC.
1S-INC EMBROIDERED
FLOUNCINGS. blindwOrk and
English eyelet effects, on Swiss
muslin: values up to $1.25 yard.
Sale prices. .69c- and S9c
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

Tourists are coming to San Francisco from all
parts OF the country, and the United Railroad
Companies is having much trouble to accommo-
date those who desire trolley rides through the
burned district Special sightseeing cars are
run and are crowded. Although clouds of dust
are blown UP by the high winds in the after
moons. the spectacle Of a great city rebuilding
on its ruins is one which visitors find very in
teresting
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

Chester Barley. iarc
perfect Grain. Pcu1d car
tons. &c each; d1zen
Acc &Ih cotton roa
1IeI
Liiy White Brand Co4
Starch: compare u w.
the highest priced; tAl-
sale. &C.. dozen. OIC.
Battle creek Ioas-
Corn Flakes. resli4i-.
1Sc. special &C.. d9ses d9e-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
Bridal Veil

Bridal Veil.
Barrel ....-.-....-fc fcQ.C II
u barrel ...---- 81 ~ Y
2tis 10. bag .-.-.-. &C
22c dozen. s. 0l
dozen. s. % s sa.e-
49,
only. Sac. each; dozen
bottle. etc; pint Ie5I
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

Professor Omaria the Japanese earthquake
expert, after studying the effects of the great
shock of April IS, says the greatest disturbance
was between Point Reys and Point Arena In
this district buildings were completely demol-
ished and great assures in the earth were
opened. He inclnes TO the belief that 10 great
shock will be felt in California during the life
of the present generation. as his studies have
shown that after a severe shock the strata set
tie and conditions once more become stable
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

aS9T northern ss s5oTs ol Isa R9s. saE'lRss %
11 s"a 4oc- go \
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
Three Flour Specials
Z DiIIsh,,,.,-s n
Lily White Brand.
24S-ib. bag ......57C
Barrel ..-.........S 81. 81

Leon Marceau & Gle Brand OIL IA mint bottle %
tpint bottle SIC: DOZEN So 9; quart bottle fe d5-s
Extra quality for medicinal large bottles only
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

WOMEN'S WAISTS, made a.
sheer white lawn. front trinarsi
with wide OpenwOrk embruids--
and several rows of tucEing, a.
tached collar of lace, short
sleeves. lace cuffs: Special ro
Tuesday S9r
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

uiiiS ---- .s...-.---
Royal English Mixture
and Assam Each Of
these brands delicious as
an iced beverage; I-Ib. can
regularly Osc, this sale.
Sac: 1s-lb. can. 4Sc.
National Biscuit Co.
Butter Trims or Graham
Crackers. regular 1Oc. size
1a-er Seal carton. this
sale. &c. each. package
OF dozen. ZSC.
ms. this sale. ; 10. bags. 1
'od. the celebrated cereal; o,
regular size quart c
can; our price for the sale. z
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

WOMEN'S 26-INCH U1TBRrT-
LAS, covered with piece-dysd ~.
feta, Paragon frames: handles {,
gOld-plate, sterling silver, us-rI
ivory, Gun-metal and natural w.
sterling trimmed; sold elsswf1rs
at $3.50 each. Special O. -
Tuesday .S4sttI
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
About Linens-=-Particularly
Our "Red Starr Linens

FlF.t FuoOf. rear.
ri o need to bother about the incr
lfB Linens resulting from a scare
yarns, because the advance do
" prices on the cred Starr list
=ysl We might have a different sto
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS


Experienced Shop
pers Give Personal
Attention TO Every
Order. Shipments are
Forwarded Promptly.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
On the Main FIoor.

FANCY COTTON LACEs avn
INSERTIONS. ia 10 . irrt.,
wide: twelve-yard pieces. ~
elsewhere at SC the yard: ~
Special Tuesday. the piece. 4sr|
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-03-03
WILSON.

Lumbermen are hustling their logs
to town while the cold weather lasts.
Nearly Sl7.OO was cleared at the
dance held In the grange hall Feb. %.
Miss Hazel Batterbee is visiting her
friend, Miss Ora Rowland, a few days
this week.
Miss Grace Rowland. who is work.
ing in Boyne, spent Sunday at her
home in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jacquways
paid visit to South Arm Grange last
Saturday evening.
The dance committee have appoint
ed another dance at the hall on Satur-
day evening, March 18th.
Township Treasurer Smith Is called
to Charleyoix the 9th OF March to
settle with the County Treasurer.
Harold Turner of East Jordan spent
Saturday and Sunday at Frank
Smiths in this place.
The farmers are busy gathering
their ice harvest. The majority are
getting it from Deer Lake this year.
Bert Price has been using crutch
since last Friday, the result of a bad
fall while loading load Of wood.
Miss Fannie Atkinson OF East .Ior-
dan has been the guest of her friend.
Mrs. Frank Smith the past week.
Steven Sloan and Bert Price with
their families visited ut VIM. Sutton's
IN Boyne City last Sunday.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-03-03
Why ORINO Is different.

ORNo Laxative Fruit syrup is the only
preparation that really acts upon all
of the digestive organs. Other prepar-
ations act upon the lower bowel only and
do not touch the Liver. 1t can very read
lily be seen that preparation that does
not act upon all of the digestive organs
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-03-03

can not cure Chronic Constipation, Torpid
Liver, Indigestion, Sour Stomach, etc.
For Biliousness and Sick
Headache.
Take ORNo Laxative Fruit Syrup. IL
sweetens the stomach, aids digestion and
acts as gentle stimulant on the liver and
bowels without irritating these organs.
Clears the Complexion.
ORINo Laxative Fruit Syrup stimulates
the liver and thoroughly cleanses the
system and clears the complexion Oh
pimples and bfotches. 1t is the best lax
alive for women and children as it is
mild and pleasant, and does not gripe or
sicken. Refuse substitutes.
- E-;x Co., 10
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-03-03

A one-story Cottage nicely tinished)
with three lots-good chance for
garden.
An unfinished House and one lot In
best residence district.
An unfinished House and three lots
good garden.
Comfortable House and one lot.
centrally located.
The above are offered by w. A.
LOVEDAY, Agent, at prices which
will return from to II per cent. in
terest on investment for renting.
Prices from $500 upward.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-03-03
Stimulation Without Irritation

ORINo Laxative Fruit Syrup is new
laxative syrup combined with the deli
cious flavor of fruits, and is very pleas
ant to take. 1t will not grippe or sicken.
1t is much more pleasant and effective
than Pills, Tablets and Saline Waters,
as it does not derange the Stomach, or
irritate the Kidneys, Liver or Bowels.
Constipation.
ORNo Laxative Fruit Syrup will posi-
lively cure chronic constipation as it re-
stores the natural action of the intestinal
tract. Ordinary cathartics may give tenn
porary relief but the stomach is upset
and the bowels are irritated without any
permanent benefit having been derived.