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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-20
LADIES SKIRTS

These fabric variety o.
oors O rom.
one lost skirts $500 $a19.
one lot skirts $500
one lot skirts price s42s.
skirts $3.50 price $5.49
skirts 5000, s7.4S.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-20
DRESS GINGHAMs

Toe. Dress Ginghams at SIZE.
l3c, Dress Ginghams at lie.
23c, Dress Ginghams at 19c.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-20

LADIES VESTS &c.
very good vest for &C.
one lot vests worth - - c. sale price Sc.
one lot vests worth sc. sale price ilc.
One lot vests worth 25c. sale price &C.
Corset covers worth csc sale price &C.
Corset covers worth CSC sale price &C.
Corset covers worth SOC. sale price 3sc.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-20
TABLE LINEN AND NAPKINS

ono piece Table Linen worth &c., sale price FAC.
on9 piece Table Linen worth soc sale price Ssc.
One piece Table Linen worth CSC SAL" price 4sc.
one piece Table Linen worth 3 900 sale price 79c.
one piece Table Linen worth l25 sale price s9c
Surprising bargains in napkins
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-20
Shoes and Oxfords

100 pairs of broken lots at half price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
SNOHOMISH

sNOHoNfkH. May s@Ered foaH.
an old pioneer Of anohomish. died
Ut the home OF his eonln.laN. Hon
n II Morgan. early yesterday
morning
The May nay dance In the Eagles
hAil ~aa largely attended and prov
ri a moat enjoyable affair
The neu Ten block ahiaNls mill
Is nov completed and ready 70 run.
The mill has been eullFelY rebuilt
and nes machinery installed
The mill II ownea By the Cas-
eAde ahtngla company and will
start running as soon ~ the strike
OF weaxvrA IL settled.
Several snah0miah yoanE people
will attend the Everett high school
Junior Frum@ In Everett Friday
nIkht
A small hlaHe IN the snahumssh
Gsrorury eompaayss wood yard near
the " +. depot called out the fire
department Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
KENT NEWS ITEMS


KENT. May : The Novelty
Iron Works has moved iufo the
RegeFx building. corner First Aaa
Titus sta
Mrs. Earl brown AZ Seattle has
been visiting MIRA r y Clark.
Those IN the eAntata 81 Daniel
usxt Monday night vent 70 Seattle
Tuesday night to practice wtta the
other members Of the chorus.
County superintendent Storey
visited the schools Tuesday after
noon
llrnrY Seely ia moving bis fam
iiy to the ranch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
S Clarence Adams.

LA. star. Excessive seesiee1
-aa.A0O. April 80 Reports Of
:. ssnlsary officers In this city
80 with graphic stories 90 the
- 4 unsanitsry bake ahope
=. srs sonss og the things they
- sz,lsa 10 the attention Of the
- efficcr;
- az women suffering from
.s.-~alasss and ether diseases
= frcsn 9 TO IL hours . day Nak.
( hrxsa cakes. pies and maear
=. rxklnx candy. crackers and
- articles tnat are sent out OF
: rssv a veil as consumed here.
- srs no euspadors OF ether
= r,csplselss In these bakeries
q a. fleof receives the spilsle
,l.nx II re places are sWept enly
- II twice a moath articles OF
~ - dough and other rAw ina
- - oct cerefed up when the
~uplsx 10 dona
- vemsa and children sleep IN
- ssa cellars where baking aud
1879 4 Aene. Ia many cases
,rmuss sleep On sacks ef flour.
i - r.see s~xun bakers worked
q ruuu ell day and slept In II all
11rs eAsw an6 smoke tobacco
! nues ukxre there are no spit
-
Ira d placed 10 beds to rise
~ . e<n<rAliy done In the morn.
= brfsre tie tcds are made NJ
Il >afers the human body heal
= ~ to blankets Or other COW
- o1a Inspector discovered
~ \ . hes in which . msa.
= ~ sna he two chsldrea had
- N fxmiiy had Just xos up
n - eating breakfast waiting
= - srsAd 70 rise.
rnax wssArnofns and upen
3mAlar ere IosAted In wurkrooma.
- Va the case ~ tbs stock.
- pnrkinx houses There Il no
- i, toilet cleanliness.
i xdp< plArss there ara no cloak
- - bakers hang their street
- On sas walls Of rooms ~
- I'm essf werk tables o. on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

Hwith second OF Clarence stories eenelua
"a and astounding revolving condi
bake shops Of Chicago These articles telng
AL disgusting uncleanl in the making Of the principal
-. saf the public mouth. timely the
WA q In the United nveaga
- ~ ehsir awa hgvadmakIng tahlishments
vt bakeries foul vi "a filth and aiseaaswe hope In
-. sha arehat there sha uld
9th city should
sa me regulatory
= 4 the laws enforced aud inspection b SAINT
= affeern frequent and scrutinank.-Editof.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

Italians. Greeks aud ether for.
eignern have operated the majority
OF the bakeries which have come
under tho han Of the health De
paFtnent Ia meAt 81 the instances
where tau lilthlest conditions Were
found the bakeries had n trade only
in ueighhorhoods. and thna the
harm to health was confined "a
certain portions Of the city. The
mararonl bakeries Arp the chief
enes through which Chicago could
inlure other sections Of the cuun,
try. - great quantities are shipped
outside the city daily italian mac
aronI bakeries we're found in some
aectleaa 90 the ghetto ia conditions
OF nth that cannot 10 Described or
believed unless seen Thepe haker-
lee have all been closed.
some af tho settlement houses
have taken np the crusade % aid
the health department Ia driving
cut the dirty bakeries. THE eamea
rom the experience OF one settle.
meat house that got It's bread and
pastry fron 4 BAKERY which vas
supposed 20 set a standard fer
eleAEllneas until II MAS visited BY
al Investigator
The heat from the ovens made
the place sfIflgak. and sha bakers
attirVd 10 eeaaty clothing. were per.
spring freely. one man Vas seen
% wipe thm sweat from his bros
with bis hands and then planEe
them into big pile Of dough An
other man wna chewing tahaecu
He aimed ct the OVERLOOKING caApi.
dor. but missed II. lie ierkea hlA
head and got = trail 81 fohacco juice
on his chin. lie wiped Il off VITA
the back OF his hand. II showed a
bright color against the hark.
ground Of flour Then he set about
kneadink bis dough again.
Coalitions are bad. bot not 80
BAD 81 they ~eFe. sad Chief san.
st4Fy inspector lIedFiek. ~They are
no worse. however. than conditions
in New fork. Judging from what |
saw Of them am preparing an or.
alnsaes that wiii require every
manufacturing baker TO take ous q
license That wili give "a power
% regulate. ~ refusing 20 Efve II.
ennsen except to naen Who eondaet
clean and sanitary shopa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
PLANS OF elo suiLplsa.

The plans Tor the steel skelvson
framework et The ten.HfuFy tieorKe
Il. FRYE hotel building 20 - erected
st tno southwest corner q Yesies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
TOILET SOAP.

s.oz Cakes sf splendld
Toilet soap - White
Rose. Bay Rum. Glyr.
crime Toilet Soap.
regularly sold for SC
a cake For this
hour. a cake TIC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

war and Third av have been pre-
aanted TO tho building Inspector
aud passed upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

"a Di.lsara and Pool Par
= vi Third ava. have eight
y 1ta<s Azt the onfy kxt0 pool
" y ssstsisL A place for sen
- zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
MORE riaa TO RAISE FUND.

NJ. =. Jones. who donated b.oee
and a aite at RASeuna "a the
Washington fhiidfen's Home 10.
eletY. has siyea the society more
slma to raise tho amount needed
10 meet HE offer The society uen
Ia nave raised SIS. 900 b. May j.
bot vas abba 60 set bot SIS 600. i
IL believed the society eaa -
June set the Remaining $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

womans Tape Glrdles.
biue. regularly sold
for SOC a pair FOR
this hour. a pair 2Dc
AL sizes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02
CROSS INDECENCIES AND CRIMINAL INDIFFERENCE
TO HEALTH AND CLEANLINESS IN BAKE SHOPS

,.v,,No REPORTS ~ TIE SANITARY OFFICERS WHO IN.
vssrieArE uNsANtrARy sREAoMAklNe EsTAsllsH.
ssNrs IN CHICAGO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-02

kleln. the shoemaker. siT James
street. SO
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-17

Story That Was Definition and IlIus
tratIon An II One.

ID.
When little Leander Bassett asked
big Leander. his father, what an op'
timist was. Mr.. Bassett regarded him
thoughtfully for moment before nc
spoke. says the Youths Companion.
Il hope you're going TO be one, ne
said. slowly. You favor your Uncle
William In looks, and you've got some
Of hts ways. 'Twould please me
nightly to have you turn out IKE
him.
T don't know how the Dig diction-
aries put It, but know the general
idea. sonny and it'sayour Uncle VII
liam clear through ana through.
When he had anything hard e do'
he Just made kind OF window OF y
to see something pleasant through
When we had wood to saw an
split, he used to call It . kind Of bat
tie. He'd say, When we've disposed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-17
AN EAslLY I'D rELEEHoNE.



The materials you WIN require are
two pine boards ten BY ls inches, and
half an inch thick. two fresh beef
hladders. one box n fouF-ounce tacks.
two large sutaa.percha overcoal but
tons, some strips Of thin leather one
quarter Of an inch wide. and lastly
some flexible wire. The best wire for
the purpose Is that used in book-bind-
Ing machines. but. II It cannot be Oh.
tanned. any soft. flexible wire viii do,
Prepare the bladders first BY blow
Ing them up tightly. and leaving them
SO for day or two unit; they are
thoroughly stretched. but do not lei
them become dry and hard. says Good
Literature. While the bladdeTs are
stretching you can obtain the other
materials. TO begin, take one Of the
boards. and having brought It to tbs
required dimensions. draw circle II
its center eight inches In diameter
which you must saw out, taking care
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-17
FOR The NURSERY DESSERT.
Simple Prune and Batter Pudding 10
Very Good.

Soak pint Of prunes over night.
drais and remoye the stones. In your
wooden bowl chop two ounces of beef
suet very fne. add four ounces of
sugar lhalf eup). the same Of Hour.
four eggs, tablespoonful of ground
cinnamon. half q saltspoonful Of
grated nutmeg. and # you use Liquor,
q dash Of best rum, about two table
spooafuls. Mix this Thoroughly With
q wooden spoon for 1ve minutes. then
beat In four tablespoonfuls Of thick
cream and two ounces of bread
crumbs 1.-TWO heaping tabIespoonfu1s).
mix thoroughly and then add the
prune pulp lightly. Butter and -four
your pudding bag or q stout cloth,
and, drawing up the four corners Of
the latter, tie them tightly Drop
Into pot Of boiling water twice and
a half the depth Of the pudding, and
boil two hours and q half. Then
hang It up to drain about Ten nnInntes,
suspending from q hook over 4 dish.
Unite. turn out on 9 deep dish, lfedse
over with powdered sugar and serve
with hard Or foany sauce. favored
with lemon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-17

TO keep on the line, for II the open
ing is not round or even. the instru-
ment win not work satisfactorily.
Next take one OF the bladders, and
after cutting the neck off cut away
about one-third Of 1t from end to end;
then soak It in water, warm, but not
too hot, until It becomes white and
soft: after which stretch Il loosely
but evenly over the opening, letting
the inside OF the bladder be On top,
and tack temporarily all around one
inch from the edge OF the opening.
Now test It by pushing the center
srith your finger: II II stretches
smoothly and without wrinkles, Il will
do; but II It does not, you must change
its position until It does 30. Next
take strip OF leather and tack com
pletely around the edge OF the open
ing, putting the tacks closely together,
and taking care to keep the bladder
stretched evenly while doing 80.
When you have 1t tackled properly,
take your knife and cut away that part
Of the bladder On the outside strip
Gig. ID.
This done, break on three feet Of
| the wire, and after attaching it to
one OF the buttons Gig 81. pass the
free end through the center Of the
bladder until the button rests on itz
II 1 ~.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-17
THCO0D MANS
CHILD
Rr. p, HANsHEw 81


Tompsett, Fisk & TO. attorneys and
counsellors At Law. were taking down
their shutters preparatory to begin.
ming business for the day when 3
little faded old maid OF uncertain age
and dressed IN uncertain garments
crept along IN the shadow Of the bukd.
ings. A few moments later she was
seated in Mr.. James Tompsett's pri-
vate once. we expected you yesteE-
day" be said. IN fact. may say
that Mrs. Percival and her little son
waited here until five o'clock for the
purpose Of meeting you"
Folks that has to work for their
living can't chose their own hours
nor their own days. nuther. for the
matter Of that. II you'd been cookins
for a boardin house for eight years.
as I have. you'd not need to be told
that. / come as soon as ! could. But
who's Mrs. PercIval anyway! And
what was her and her little son q
waitin' for me for? Never heer tell
Of 'em before"
mrs. Percival." Mr.. Tompsett has
tened to explain, is theer-lady
who; inherits the beQuest with you
Your parents were, believe. very
good to my former partner. the late
Mr.. Murgatroyd, when he was III at
- - So 49, n~~~f.,1f~ - rre. ; Z
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-17
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-17
1L



When stain proves unai'Y oe
sIIasif aud absolutely refuses io come
out hg oralnngy methods YES lhe aHot
thoroughly ard then cover VIII ay
chloride oz lime Let + rsmHln 3 FEW
moments. rubbing Wsli With kne finger
meanwhile. and then rinse nnI|I lbe
Inns i out Il IN generally be found
that lhe stain is also gone II pot.
apply again. A second application Wlll
remove anything That il removable
Owing to the nature Of The remedy
however. il Is far better 70 make =
second application than 10 leave tho
first one On until the stain Is an gone.
The chemical action ol tbs lime re-.
moves 4 portion Of the internal lber
Of the material and Thus eats 10 tho
stained part The proportion oi nber
removed is 80 small as to do no injury
but II LEFT on too long the iirne viii
inslnuate itself. taking a strong hold.
and finally bite through the fabric. or
weaken II SO II win soon wear ID holes.
Chloride Of lime is the base Of jaxelle
water. which Is SO often recommend.
ed for the removal 81 stains. but using
the powder itself Is more satisfactory
IN many ways: and. as It can be
bought IN small cans with q spfink-
liEg top. it Ii quite 81 convenient as
| when In solution.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-17

provision that IL you did not care to
live IN the house you we're priv.
ileged to let II ia part or whole"
'Well, don't want to let NY part
for one" said Miss Packenham quick.
Iy. almost excitedIy. I'm fist dyin'
for sight Of green fields and medder
lands and sich. and Amt slept none
Tor thlnkin' OF EN- since l got your
letter"
Mrs. Percivai II widow" said
Mr.. Tompsett. "A very attractive
All, good morning, Mrs. PerciyaIi /
scarcely expected you 20 early. How
is the little son this morning! ohol
brought him with you. zee. Miss
packenham. allow me to have the
pleasure Of Introducing Mrs. Alice
Percivai and nor little son.
Miss Packenham rose and looked
round at ths newcomer.
'HoEdy Dc. muzn." said Miss Pack
enham. extending : dead nsh" sort
q hand.
MIS- ferciyai. said Mt Iompsett.
nns as mucn desire ns you nave KoE
the quiet o. me country
fon Sc Miss fackennam' ! vas
born u inc country, Snd love every
inch e y explained ne young Wid.
ow. tnpusnt I'LL perhaps. y yon
didn't care % occupy me cottage
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-17

was cast With 4 swing Of the arm
aided BY a twist Of the whole body
The picture win give you q correct
idea Of the position Of the player
Similar to this game. the ancients had
another, Throwing the solos" q
heavy spherical mass Of stone or iron
perforated through the center to ad
init rope, by the aid Of which It was
thrown.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-17

This picture is taken from won
derful photograph showing how cat
erpillars ilght. These two creatures
have met on twig and neither Will
give TIE other the right 81 #ay. Roth
want it. and the result win be fight
TO the death. The picture shows the
eaterplllars spaFring for "a opening.
Just as two. human fighters approach
each other IN the ring.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-17

Hsve you ever played 1uoitsl me
Greeks and Romans had a game very
similar to quoita. and II Was one Of
lhaIr laYarIla amusemsnla. L vas
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-17

ne HI||IsaE UIHZI LM N|ftH=aI ItHt'
ana hera se..4 hfsa. meoo yite down
sns ist ne Give f IS YOU.
If 4aF salts za Minutes later that
hIn mother looked ii 1t the onen door
ana saw him she ran in and caught
hins mo il her arms.
aoh Wsilr bov. how you frightened
melu she said with = little catch n
her voice. aDo forgive me for InlFnd.
ing Miss packenham: couIdn help
II when / saw him. NV head has
ached ali the morning, and have
been living down. hope he hasn't
annoyed you much.
eoh. he amt bothered me none
returned Miss packenham. gruf-
Nv. "fI allow that It's agin the
agreement his a comm in, and that
ID Amt fond of children. but he's
sort Of been company. / guess It
was the fruit that drawed him. He's
xeen teiIIn me that you ain't got none
on your side Of the house, and he's
| fond OF IL You kin take all you
want: there's more'n ri need"
you are very kind. said Mrs. Per
ciVaI. as she turned to 60. And
maynt We In return send In soms
| flowers. The garden Ii full Of roses
still.v
4 don't want your flowers" said
the other. shortly. but you kin have
some Of my fruit II you care for IT.
and the boy kin come fur II II you
| do."
7 don't think ! do" said Mrs Per
| civaI, tribe stiiIiy. and took the boy
away.
| CuriousIy enough, one morning
the orchard door was again left ajar,
and although there had been no storm
overnight. the earth beneath the near
est peach tree was strewn With
blushing windfalls. q perfectly IRE
sistible temptation TO the small shape
that slid past It and then crept back
to look whilst Mummy" dczed on q
garden bench in the shade Of the
late blooming roses.
4 never see sich crItter as your
ma is for sleepin'," she said to the
child as she sat In the shade Of the
apple tree. knitting How on eartn
does she ever attend to her house
work? Or does she let It 30 without
attendin' TO? Pears to me she don't
do nothin' but IoIl round them rose
bushes and sleep the huh blessed
time. II what you say Is true
Miss Packcnham then rose sudden
ly and took the boys hand.
Come" she said. "'Twon't be nd
worse'n her intrudin' on me that day
and ! reckon good talkin' 70 ull &C
her heap Of good Them buttont
has been on your shoes for q weei
now. and It's time somebody spoke &
her sharp" And holding the chlld''
small soft hand IN hers she marched
through the wall door where Ailcs
Pereivai slept
But the wrath went out of MIS-
Packenham's breast az soon as sh'
saE her. She drew back with
frightened expressionsan ner eyes.
Yes. It's me- she said as sne me
the surrriaed stare Of Alce's eyea
I'm intrudin' and breakin agreement
1 know; but ! reckon IT'S about ume
Why don't you teii met never se'
anyssdy 30 changed in al my DOT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-17

n Dutch Guiana the family wealth
Il converted into |eWelFy. which ne
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-17
VIC THE DISCUS.

Tho ola erctk snd Rsmae 1sms 81
Qaolie
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
SCOTTISH RITE FUNERAL.
Impressive Services Over Mr. Fred
ericI Webber's Remains.

Services over the remains of the late
Frederick Webber. dean Of the Supreme
Council Of Scottish Rite Masons for the
Southern jurisdiction. were held az >
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence of his family, go, Third street
northwest. Many prominent members Of
the Scottish Rite and leading citizens Of
the city attended the services. The floral
offerings sent as a last tribute 10 the
memory of Mr.. Webber, were numerous
and beautiful.
Rev. Richard p. Williams. Of Trinity
Episcopal Church, officiated, and the short
Episcopal service was read The remains
OF Mr.. Webber were forwarded to Louis
vile. Ky, at 4.1O o'clock yesterday after
noon for interment in Cave Hin Cemetery.
and were accompanied by James ID. Rich
ardson, sovereign grand commander. A
O. s r., William L. BOyden and the
members OF the family who were in the
city.
The following intimate associates Of the
late secretary general acted as pallbear-
ers: D. A. B. Chamberlain, active mem
Der OF the Supreme Council for Texas and
assistant secretary general; Francis J
W0odman, deputy of the Supreme Council
for the District of Columbia and grand
master of Masons; William L. Boyden.
honorary Inspector general and librarian
Of the Supreme Council; Allison Nailor.
jr.. honorary inspector general and grand
tiler; J. 9. Shepard, honorary inspector
general and curator Of the Supreme Coun-
ell Museum. and John c. Wineman. thir-
ty-second degree K. c. c. H.