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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
WATER MAIN IS
WANTED

Members OF the Seattle CONNER
eiai club believe that the city should
have an additional water main.
Many streets are dependent upon
one main 10 supply consumers The
members argue that II a main ~
broken Il viii put consumers 10 ean-
siderable Inconvenience.
resolution was PASSED by tho
club last night asking Tor an addi-
tianai main. A committee was APP
pointed TO confer with the city
council.
The bylaws % the club were
amended last night With reference
To the tune 81 regular meetings,
Hereafter the club VIII meet every
Monday nisht This change viii so
into effeet two weeks from last
night
The smoker which vas 90 have
been held last evening has been
postponed indefinitely out - SYM
naihy tof the Aan Francisco caiam.
itY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

this damage can be easily rem
edited.
Three dfedgorH are being built by
the Alaska Machinery company in
this city foe use az Nome.
Schooner Evie IL AZ pier being
oVethAuled prior TO being sent north
by lischef Bros.
Schooner Argus - on her way 60
Fan Francisco with 100000 feet Of
lumber fof San Francisco from Port
Gamble.
tiah steamer Kan Juan arrived
late yesterday afternoon from the
Alaskan banks with 10000 pounds
Of halibut
Steamer pcnnnylvnnia N today
tied up at one Of the city buoYa.
awaiting turn for clip space al
Mnrunn deck
United states eablsHhlp burnside
viii be on her way south with full
load ~ relief supplies from Tacoma
aud Seattle early tonight.
san Francisco freigh, must all be
prepaid. according 60 word received
by tho local officials OF the Pacific
Coast Steamship company.
steamer city Of Puehla. which
was sunk at the Union Iron Works
docks IN San Francisco by heavy
shears failing upon her. viii be
raised Just az soon as possible.
Collier Meteor. loaded with Pa
cifie Coast company coal. sailed
early this morning for san Fnn-
cisco. The collier Eureka will also
load ana be sent south
l. H. Gray aud W IT. Cooper
have by mutual consent. dis
solved tho marine insurance
firm % Gray. Cooper q 20. w ~
Cooper continues the Insurance
business, This does not affect the
firm OF l. II. Gray a Co. steamship
agents.
A new ruling BY the Washington
authorities H. 10 the effect that
steamers Of not more than 100 tons
which DO not go more than 10 miles
from hny port. need be compelled TO
carry only one fully equipped life
boat Another ruling Ia that freight
steamsts of more than 500 tons ca
paeity bust carry chemical fire ex-
tinKuisksrs. Pumping capacity on
freight. hteamere must be equal TO
that or similar passenger steamers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
"The University
Section

ON account Of the educational
facilities. and by reason also Of the
attractive residential features II
that part OF the city. # IL greatly
favored BY homeaeekers and. Incl.
dontally. IN that part approaching
the lake front and blseeied b. rail.
roads aud street car lines. business
aud manufacturing possibilities are
presenting themselves. there can be
no mistake as 70 the profit 20 come
from Investments In the University
direction.
Charles somera Company. Alaska
building. are nov operating largely
In that field. md invite Inquiries
and calls OF those who are interest.
cd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
STEAMER SCHEDULES
ARE AWRY
.,er,c COAST COMPANY CANCELS AIT SAILING AND WIRES
.ossr TO DISCOURAGE ANY TRAVEL TO STRICKEN CITY,
o,srR LINES ARE AFFECTED.

nlficent passenger aud freight
steamer OF the Portland y san
Francisco steamship Co. "a a wreck
at san Francisco, according TO off.
Gers of the steamer Neyadnn Tho
Columbia was In the dry dock &C
the Union Iron Works. The shock
from the earthquake affected the
dock and the Columbia collapsed on
her side The upper deck houses
were wrecked aud tho machinery
Was displaced and tumhlod TO the
sides of the steamer.
Last Thursday. the day after the
disaster. the Columbia was "a slide
into the water. all repairing and
the finishing touches hcing prRc
tlcalty completed
The wtccklng 81 the Columbia
will mean the expenditure OF over
tio0. 600 10 set the steamer IN shape
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
1890 - 4
ON the FRONT

The jefferson la GA route south
from Juneau
Steamer Olympia sailed las, uiEbt
GA her last trip to Honolulu
OF tank steamer Argus has ar
rived from San Francisco With oil
for tho Standard OH Go.
Secretary Trenaoims. Of the
North western Steamship Co. has
Jeff for a hurried business trip to
Nsv Iork
The Fafailon Il AZ Valdez today
suuthbuand sks IL expected 10
hfiug further confirmation ot the
wreck II the schooner Nicholas
Thayer,
Steamer Melville Dollar. schooner
snuw an4 Burgess. and several ~
The 4. II Gray s Co. steamers aso
On route to san Francisco With
lumber.
Aibef, naub. the head q the Ia
mlniun Commercial Co. OPERATING
steamers and stores ca the Yukon
and Tanana rivers. 70 ~ tho seat
tic hotel. making final arnauEc.
meats fof the seasons operations
Tho Ncvadan reported 20 the
Merchants Exchange the foarmaat.
cd schooner Miuhora entering
san Francisco hafbor Ia bad eon.
ditlnn Ehs had evidently been IN
collision az her bowsprit vas
gone and her stern vas damaged.
Coon DIP. the Chinese contractor.
supplying labor for the northern
eannrriea. g. AZ the Seattle hotel
lie stated Tits morning that many
81 the ChinAmen OF San Francisco
would be brought north 20 meet Ia.
Dor demands on the northern ships
and In cauneries
The two ncw steamers being con
structad at San Francisco. BY the
American Hawaiian Steamship Co.
were not damaged dnrinE the re
cent disturbance The Columbian
ia about 10 per cent under way. and
the Mexican rs per cent Both
steamers we're jumped forward ga
their cradles about four feet but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
WILL CARE FOR
DESTITUTE

Homeless ana destitute san Fran
eiseaus viii be taken care ~ b. the
Seattle Commercial club. At the
meeting last night Secretary W a.
williams ~ Edgar narth and
Vivian eafkcek we're appointed a
COMMITTEES 20 conduct the work
Accommodation will be provided
b. the committee free Of charge "a
all San Francisco sufferers who can
supply proper credentials An resi,
DENTS ~ Seattle who arc willing "a
house the homeless ffrc ~ charge or
otherwise should communicate with
Secretary Williams Of the CONNER.
oial club. ilie phone number &.
Main ttea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
SECTION HAND
KILLED

Augustine Benigna. a section hand.
aged 20, waa run over and Instant
~ killed by a Northern Pacific pas
nenRef train near Palmer yesterday
afternoon. The remains were
brought 20 this city and are at tho
iionHey Watson marsuo. .
HeniRnp WAS working on a see
tion a little distance out Of Palmer
ana started for that town on "a hand
car lie apparently ala not hear the
train approaching from behind him
ana waa thrown with the cat FOR IA
considerable distance. The body
was badly bruised. Nothing II
known a. o. the dead mans ante
cedents and the remains are being
held pending adyieea from relatives
or friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
,
STARBEAMS
. Il a . 4. u Il l. !.

William Barrett. Of Fairbanks. Is
now In the city. having brought
south with him 81 600 Ia sold dust.
lie ls the last man 10 arrive over
the Fairbanks Valdez trait.
A dispatch from Meme states that
John " Kelly. a we'll known trader
of the Seward peninsula Was muir.
dercd by Eakimoa last December az
bluhber bay, 80 miles vest OF East
Cape.
Gov Mead has promised 20 be a
speaker a. the banquet of the ohio
society. which was postponed nom
April e 60 May 10 on account Ut
the san Francisco disaster.
W. J Iakely and wife and J. u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
BREMERT0N ITEMS

nREMERToN. April si-iIeut
10 " Williams Of the Oregon left
for California on Wednesday in
search % bis wife. who uaa a guest
at the Occidental hotel At the time
OF tho earthquake
Tho ftaisrual orders Of the has
towns hfu an raising large sums
10 AID the earthquake sufferers
Max Harris arrived at tho navy
Yard on Monday to take clcfkahlp
ia The administration building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
BECOMING IDEAL
SUMMER SPOT

Colby. just across the Sound. r.
rapidly being regarded Ms an ideal
summer spot It IL only short
ride ti0 minutehl from Seattle
with good boat service aud cheap
fare u is the most refreshing
point along the Sound for those VINO
appreciate the quiet and simple
life
The Pacific Investment Co report
the sale Of several water front
homes at Colby during the last
week. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
SUBURBAN NOTES

RIvERToS. April ~ This Riv-
ertqn laurel club VIII Eive fare
well dsIies 10 morrow niTht at Nc.
CaY'a hal a. Hiyefton IN honor 81
the sfqnmer president. Morris Iar
don. Wltp handed Ia his resignation
st tb~ laFt meeting q the club Miss
Fanbls lgaff. former vice president
ef the dub. Viii succeed Mf Jordon
as president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

Commerce tomorrow. Heaslea n
now fireman ON the steamship
Humboldt. running 90 Alaska,
The Pacific coast steamship com.
rany today placed large orders with
the different local printing firms for
supplies. all ut the stock ur hand AZ
san Francisco having been de-
atroycd. These were kept Ia the Of
flee at 10 Market ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
WANT THEIR MONEY

immigration officials IA this city
discovered yesterday that they can z
nat draw their salaries. inaamuch a.
their checks are on the Substreasufy
az San FrauelHco. which Was almost
totally destroyed. The local banks
are refusing TO oahh San Francisco
checks Tor the present The immi-
grafton folk Will take up the matter
% getting their pay with the de-
partment &C Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

u.n.ser Dawson. st the Alaska.
pa.lflc steamship &c. has also giv
nat he Information that the sail
- AZ the steamers hickman and
ass,s,n have heen postponed iudeu
n GRAY & Co, steamship
.xs,ts state that the boats repre-.
.ss,ea By them. viii sail sa usual.
,nAsash schedules will be ernkcu
- steamer will not caryy pahscn'
-. kat q msay Of them sro In
<. lnmher earning trade they
VI eontlnne TO receive such freight
,Alpmenis
~ steamer Columbia. the mas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

Two companies Of Infantry from
Fort tawtan left this morning on
the $40 train Tor Kan Francisco 10
relieve the soldiers who have borne
the bfunt Of the guard duty since
Wednesday last From Port Wright
Spokane. two more companies have
started. the entire force 10 be Ia
charge Of Major Moon ~ Port Law
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
nela the umatIlls.

-. ,,matilla viii BE- held at san
. - ana upon the arrival OF
issAs o,,ean she will also be held
.~.ltinr iurther orders
r. Steamer Senator expected
- ssn Francisco TODAY, viii be
- - h.y,,. and put IN shape Tor the
Ncme business "A. -. q,
"A. neaalsoa. stated that no oac
wsnto,l in san Francisco. There
~ ram for curiosity seekers
"a ar hlm 70 discourage any pass
-. - from going south until fae.
lhar noliee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

-. Seattle San Francisco hehe.
~ I'M. Pacific Coast Steamship
aa's - heea busted" aud The SAT-
~ "a Iii steamers ON the route
ms = s,,s seattle aud San francis
iF''a ~. ,nseanilclN postponed.
" ,esse INSTRUCTIONS came IN a vine
!. = ssss,eriay afternoon from Man
~ -. p,svs to Northwestern Fase
ass' AGENT psnnleon. With head
sasrsers IN SEATTLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

TIE rapid uphuiidlng q our big bustues
Z efscrnx HE1rER VALUES ~ HotS.F
AAsr ssofe Ia MS iochllif E.lcb week I'm
Ia eaxh dsaefimeat aad even uaf fcEuiai
sssr.re on liberal Jge#t gvslem Of a
- - DINING ROOM FuRNiI
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-14
BUTTE LOSES IN
COURT DECISION

The judgement of the lower court
was sustained in three cases by the
supreme court in decisions handed
DOWN recently. In the case of John
:. Kelly against the city of Butte.
In which the plaintiff was awarded
$1,000 damages for injuries received
on a sidewalk, the supreme court at
firms tho decision.
An important aopinion is handed
down by the court in the matter of
the state, eX rel. the BLOOMINGTON
Land & Live stock company, versus
the district court of the Tenth judi
cial district, in and for the county Of
Meaghr,, and Hon. e. X. Cheadle.
Judge thereof. The Chicago, Milwau-
kee C st. Paul railway desired to take
some land of the Bloomington COM
pany for q right Of way, and having
failed to agree on damages, commenc-
ced proceedings. In addition to
right Of way, 100 feet wide, the rail-
way desired certain strips. 20 feet
wide, for cuts and fills and also a
strip, 200 feet wide, to change the
channel of the Musselshell.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-14

The series Of dancing parties al
the Hotel HaVre which proved so de-
hghtful last season will be renewed
this year, the first party to be given
some evening next week. The must
cal program given on Sunday evenings
proves 4 very attractive feature of
The 6 O'Clock dinner given at the no.
tel. DR.. Gordon has charge of the
orchestra and Mrs. Gordon acts as ac-
| eompanyist.
G. Lote Silver's Big White New
York Minstrels who were here last
summer will play q return engagement
at the opera house on Monday night,
Dec. 18th. Mr.. Silvers has greatly in
creased his company and many new
novelty acts will be introduced. The
program will be an entire change
new songs, new jokes, and new spec
ialties, in fact everything new but the
name. Popular prices, rs and so cts,
children Is cts. Seats are now on
sale at Noone's drug store. Don't
forget the date-Monday evening, Dec.
H. Watch for the big street parade.
Montana horsemen will be interest
ed In the announcement that new
regulations affecting the importation
of horses into Canada became effect
i've on December 6. After that date
the customs duty Is 20 per cent. of the
retail value, with minimum OF $3.50
per head ON every animal over six
years old. The former duty was 20
per cent OF value and a minimum rate
OF $40 per head on mares only. No
unbroken horses will be admitted af-
ter January l, 1907.
In conversation between the pub
Usher OF this paper and Mr.. r. A.
Ruttrey, proprietor Of the Fair store,
the latter gentleman differed with us
as to the value of our advertising
columns snd to put the matter to
test, 1t was agreed that the Fair
should print coupon in this weeks
ad. This coupon will be accepted as
ten cents in the purchase Of one dol
lar or more. To make the affair a
thorough test the Fair has agreed to
putt on some remarkable values for
the coming week.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-14

J. II. Butler, we'll known to q
large circle of friends here, is assist
ing for a time in the dispatchers Of
flee. .*
Lucke has all sizes in Edwin Clapp
shoes.
y. w. Eateman, of Great Falls was
visitor i'll the city Thursday enroute
to Harlem. where lie attended the ir-
rigation meeting.
A pair ct Edwin Clapp shoes would
make him a swell present-Lucke
sells 'em.
The belated trains on the Great Nor
thern have been putting in appearance
gradually, until things are running IN
a fairly reliable manner.
Finest line of Xmas candy boxes in
town without exception at Kapernicks.
Miss Helen Jones has leased the
upper story of the new Pepin block
and will fit the rooms up in COM
Portable shape for lodging purposes.
You might take = chance on G pair
OF slippers for xmas--Lucke has 'em.
The many friends Of Miss Elizabeth
Richards will regret to learn that
she has been quite seriously i'll the
past week from an attack of pleur-
tsy.
A whole car load Of Christmas can
dies coming. Buy your candies at
Harry Short, who has been en-
ployed at the II. W. Gross store, has
a position with the Havre
eieat Co, as book keeper and order
man.
Lucke has received a swell line
Of Muller. Canlers and Fausts' slip
pers for Xmas.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-14
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the First National Bank of
elavre, Havre, Montana. will be held
in the banking rooms Of the said bank
at 400 p H.. on Tuesday, January
9Th, 1907, for the purpose of electing
the board of directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
J. c. PANCoAST, Cashier.
Havre, Mont, Dec. 6, 1906.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-14

President Roosevelt is anxious to
admit and naturalize the Japs. In
an editorial comment upon this ques-
ton the Helena Independent tersely
remarks: The small brown men OF
Nippon have copied our ships and our
guns. they have copied our lies, our
sIbterfuscs and our fakes. They have
Initiated our cunning. our cocksure--
ness and our conceit. They have
whipped Russia. the yellow dog of
Europe and the Asiatics. but they
have not yet demonstrated their ra-
cial right to recognition as equals of
the whtteskinned Christians of the
west"
Miss Dorathy Darling, alias Ger
trude Dos, who is In the county Jail
at Helena on the charge of forgery,
gives out the statement that certain
bank clerk of that city had almost
Rugged her. Dorathy can not swear
that he actually did this but he was
inclined she opines. The Helena
newspaper man who declined the in
vitation Of Miss Dow for a private
interview" demonstrated the usual
good Judgment Of men of the craft
where danger seems imminent. He
evidently feared another hugging
story.
All kinds of suitable Christmas
gifts at sirouses' jewelry store
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-14
CITY IN BRIEF
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\ The Herald calls the attention +
;: OF its readers 70 the local mer- !
x chants who have advertised in +
< this issue. Havre is this year =
: veritaable Santa Claus headquar- i.
= ters Splendid stocks Of suita- !.
= Bile gifts are obtainable here. y
= Look over every ad in this issue i
= THEN CALL AND BUY. =
= Our country friends will find i
= Havre the best place to do their !.
y shopping in this section. Come :.
= in and get acquainted with our +
y up-to-date merchants. It will pay =
= you. !.
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49, + j. i i :. + j. j. j. i = j. j.
SSaSSSSSS3e Se>SeSsSeeSo
Watches-New designs at F. 3.
churchill's.
James Lamey made friends in Great
Falls visit the fore part OF the
week.
For Xmas Lucka can give you just
what yo1 want.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Lucke welcomed
the arrival of a son born to them
en- Sunday last.
See DesRosies's specials in another
column of this issue.
E. D. Nash and II. c. Freeman, Of
Helena we're prominent visitors from
the capitol city Tuesday.
Clean, band-picked coal from the |
Richardson mine; $3.50 per ton.
II. e. CLACK.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-14

The Eagle Cafe will serve another
or those famous dinners on Christmas
day. Everything in season at rs cts.
per plate. Family parties served in
| "just like home" fashion.
Don't fail to take a look at that
lot of diamonds, just arrived, at +.
g. Churchill's. G. N. Watch Inspect
| D.
Home cooking is what makes friends
for the Eagle Cafe. That Is and IS
cent dinner is the best in town. so
they all say.
There will be regular meenting of
Havre Lodge No. IS, A. F. G. A. NJ.
on Thursday evening, December 90.
Election andi installation of officers
will be followed by a banquet
The Eagled Cafe is open day and
night. Try one of those juicy steaks.
OATS WANTED.
Gussenhoven will pay S1.381a per
hundred pounds for your oats, de-
nvered at Fort Assinniboine, Mont, 10
abushel sacks.
Goldfield, Nevada, will have an
other good citizen in the person of
Mr.. Andrew J. Troy Of this city who
has left for that place to take up a
position with the Elliott-Camp Co.
The Skating on st. Germans pond
is said to be very good and the young
PEOPLE have been enjoying the sport
the last week. Several skating par
ties have visited the place of an even
ing lately.
Married. on Saturday evening at
he Nanse by Reverend F. w. Pool,
Samuel l.. Handley and Miss Jessie NJ.
Wade. The contracting parties are
10Th of this city and enjoy a large
:ircIe of friends.
Theo. D. Hensen and family of
Cleveland, in the Bear Paw mountains
will leave Chinook this week for Los
Angeles, California, where they will
spend the winter. Mr. Hensen was
Havre visitor Tuesday.
The Chinook wind which elevated
the temperature at Great Falls and all
over that section of the state Sunday
night, reached here Tuesday morning
and the fall of snow which came Sat-
urday was quickly removed, the
weather being as balmy as spring.
The first real snow storm of the
season reached Havre last Saturday
eve, and for time the fall was con-
siderable. the wind helping make
things Lively and reminder of whit
ers of the past. Sleighing is report
ed to be very good in the country.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-14

Editor Lewis of the the Plaindealel
scored a scoop" on us last week,
the Herald failing to note the arrival
Of little daughter on Wednesday to
grace the home Of the versatile editor
OF our contemporary. Mother end
little one are reported to be doing
nicely
This is the last chance for Christ
mas shoppers to buy their gifts.
strouse, the jeweler, calls attention
to his line of watches, chains, rings,
neck chains, lockets, bracelets, fancy
gold mounted and Merchaum pipes,
pearl handled fountain pens, silver
novelties, etc.
P. D. Jamison, former agent and
yard master for the Great Northern
here, has been appointed to the posi-
ton Of train master on the Montana
division. His success will be noted
with pleasure by many friends in this
city who esteem him for his amibility
and sterling worth as man.
c. 8. Hurd, of Glasgow, shook hands
with friends here Tuesday. He went
to Harlem to attend the irrigation
meeting held that day.
William and r. Coburn, of Brook
side, stopped over in Havre Monday
evening and went weast Tuesday with
the party from here interested in the
irrigation meeting.
The Herald Is In receipt of COM
munication from Mrs. Julius E. Smith
of Devils Lake requesting the publ
cation OF notice of the disappear
ance Of her husband and stating that
he was last heard of In this city. She
states that he was employed by the
Great Northern and has a wife and
child whom he left there. ANY infor-
nation should be sent to her at Dey-
lis Lake, n. D.
SdOUf-
Not minute should be lost when
child shows symptoms of Group.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given
as soon al the child becomes hoarse.
or even after the croupy cough ap-
pears, will prevent the attack. It
never fails, and Is pleasant and safe
to take. For sale by Havre Drug
company.
r. Houser, who recently opened a
barber shop in tho basement under
he Hub clothing store, expects to put
in complete bath outfit and conduct
an up to date bath room in connect
ion with his barber shop. The Tom
West bar fixtures nave not all been
removed from the rooms but the
change will be made by the first of
The year MIR. West is located furth-
Ell down First street towards the de-
Dol.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-14
She Likes

Fretty China, Cut Glass, Kid Gloves,
I'ainty Handkerchiefs, Wool and Pure
Silk Shawls. Manicure Sets. and Toi-
lot Sets, Rich Furs, and Fur Jack
els, Pretty Slippers and Hair Orna-
ments
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-14
Does 1t Pay to Advertise in The Herald?

S tain trade %
Bg h pnmhak
candidate
nnDn
dn Nmuhm
uM wort pm Der The
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-14
Thousands Of Handkerchiefs

In our Handkerchief Booth you will
find showing worthy of city five
times the size OF Havre. Thousands
OF handerchiefs at dime each. Still
greater quantities at twenty cents and
quarter, while at fifty cents We
show three score patterns regularly
retailed at one dollar, others at Is,
IS and IS cents