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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31

large circle of friends. Six young wom- en will act as bridesmaids and they are Misses Pearl Henderson, Irene Bush. Elizabeth Mountcastle, Rose Heron, Elizabeth Henderson and Nina Paris.
 A party of girls enjoyed an all day tournament at the Golf and Country club on Wednesday, with luncheon served at the club house. Those present were, Misses Flora Loveman, Lucy Montague NeA Evans, Lassie Gardenhire Augusta Gardenhre, Margaret Thomasson, Anna Martin, Gladys Brown. Mary Key
 Miss Lillie Shultz entertained on Tues- day afternoon with an Easter party at her home in Highland park The guests of the occasion were Misses Jewell Han- ma, Ethel Moore, Edith Carter, Rosalia Shultz, Lillie Shutz, Edith Raines. Vess0 Sample, Sarah Sparks and Katherine Bonney; Mrs. Bell. Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Tom Burford. The score cards were hand-painted Easter lilies. The first prize. water color picture was captured by Miss Edith Raines. Mrs. Tom Burford won the consolation.
 Miss Rebecca Bryant entertained at her home on Thursday evening in St. Elmo. Those present were Misses Mildred Aull. Edith Martin, Anna Taylor. Ruth Webb, Rebecce Bryant Unie Martin. Alice Tay- Tor, Annie Davis; Messrs Erwin McMjI- lan William Bryant, Edward Martin. Frank Rice William Meacham, Frank Grscom, David Wilson
 Frank Stuart Aud was surprised by his friends this week on the occasion of his birthday, the thirteenth of his life. The boys and girls of the neighborhood assembled to celebrate the occasion. Those present were Misses Katherine Wilson, Anna Taylor, Onie Martin. Margaret Giles, Rebecca Bryant, Dixie Auld, Kath- crime Betts. Alice Taylor Edith Martin, Mildred McCracken, Mary Kelly; Messrs William Bryant, Edwin Saunders, David Wilson, Frank Rice, Rutledge Kelly, Tracy Lewis, Edwin McMillan Edward Martin, David Giles. Frank Griscom, Hal Saunders, Stuart Aud.
 Mrs. B. F. Fritts entertained at lunch con on Wednesday in honor of Mrs Nicholl of Nashville. who is the guest of Mrs. Walter s. Allen. Old fashioned purple lilacs formed the decorations and covers. were laid for, Mrs. Nicholls, Mrs. D. l.. Grayson. Mrs. Edward Davidson, Mrs. J Lee Allen, Mrs. Archibald Will lingham. Mrs Joseph IT. Davenport. Mrs. Walter s. Allen Mrs. B. F. Fritts Mrs. Thomas Oscar Seolman, Mrs. Charles Hall Mrs Frank w. Wallace, Mrs Jessie Car mack.
 Mrs. s. E. Creelman was assisted in receiving on Friday afternoon when she entertained in honor of her guest Mrs. Mason, by Misses Virginia Wells. Fran ces Howard, Rosamund Wyatt and Mrs. J. G. Norman.
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FLORENCE.

Florence, March 30-(Special )-Cards have been received here to the forthcom- ing marriage of Andrew Jackson Frantz, former editor of the Florence Herald, and Miss Lucille Caroline Webb The we'd ding will be solemnized in Trinity Epis- copal church, Galveston, Tex, April 8. The bridal couple will go to Shreveport, La, their future home. where Mr. Frantz has located, and is a member of the edi- torial staff of one of the citys prominent journals.
 Mrs. l.. r. Merrill's home was the place Tor the second of series of social teas, by the Ladies Aid society of the NJ. F. church few afternoons since. The re- cepton hours were from 3 to o'clock.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Presby- terian church held a pleasant meeting in the parlors of the church the past week.
 Mrs. Ira Overton Earthman and little daughter of Murfreesboro, Tenn are the guests of Mrs. Earthmans daughter, Mrs. John D. Meeden, Jr.
 Mrs. George Nelson West and little son. Lonsdale of Chicago, are visiting Mrs. Vests parents, Capt and Mrs. An- drew Brown.
 Mrs. George II. Russell is visiting friends in Nashville. Tenn.
 Miss Ella Perry is visiting Miss May Standifcr in Gadsden and will be maid Of honor at Miss Standfers marriage, which takes place early in April
 Mrs. Lizzie Ransom has returned from Birmingham and is the guest of her sis Ter, Mrs. l.. w. Arnold, for the pres ent.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Dillehay of Columbia, Tenn, have returned home after a visit here to MT. and Mrs. Russell.
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SCoTTSBORO.

Scottsboro, March 30.-(Special.) )-Mr. and Mrs Charley Rowland of Huntsville, visited relatives here Sunday.
 Miss Annie Coffey has returned to her home in Nashville after a visit to her sis ter, Mrs Ben T. Hewland.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Hodge are the guests of MT. and Mrs. T. J. Kennidy.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Scheffer of Nash vile have been the guest of MT. and Mrs. G. B. Caldwell, Mrs. scheffer's s parents.
 Mrs. James M. Card of Chattanooga is the guest of Mrs. l.. w. Rorex.
 Mir. Thomas Russell and Mrs. Mary Thompson were married at Hollywood, near this place March 27, the Rev. Char ley Starkey officiating,
 At the home of J. c. Phillips, Mir. Jo- seph Hubbard and Miss Etta Haynes were united in marriage March 25, Justice NJ, A. Cook officiated.
 Married, at Estel Fork, near here, Mon day, March 25, Mir. Henry Clark to Miss Corine Tanl1ersley, the Rev. J. R. Anstell officiating
 Mr. Clinton E. Strong and Mrs. Sal lie Reeves were united in marriage near town March 24, the Rev. McNeely offciat- ing.
 At the home of the bride. in Dry Cove. near this city, MT. Thomas Welch and Mrs. Laura Tanner were married March 23, the Rev. w. R. Willis officiating
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MONTGOM FRY.

Montgomery. March .-(Special)- )-An event of great pleasure to a number of friends was the reception given by MT. and Mrs. J. Sternfeld and Miss Dora Sternfeld to the eminent violinist Kocian and Miss Volada, the pianist, who is ac companying him this season. The recep- ton was given after the concert at the Montgomery theatre on Monday evening and the guests included all the specially musical set of the city.
 On Tuesday evening Kocian and Miss Volada were entertained by Mir. and Mrs. Robert B. Eilenberg. when during the lat ter part of the evening the great artist delighted the few who had been invited to meet him by playing several numbers on violin of Miss Nellie Wolrfs that had been submitted to him for criticism as to It's merits.
 Mir and Mrs. A. Wei celebrated the twenty-ffth anniversary of their wedding day last Sunday when, though no in vitations had been issued, scores of | friends called in response to the an i nouncement that they would be at home, assisted by their daughter and son-in- law, MT. and Mrs. Joe Gerzfeld. Announcement has been made by Mrs. Charles w. Petit of Norfolk, Va, of the engagement of her daughter, Miss Aileen Saunders Petit. to Paymaster George G.
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STATE
 SOCIAL
THE DEcATURs.

Decatur, March 3O.-(Special.) )-Miss Alice Gunter of Columbus, Miss is vis- itng her uncle, Dr. J. l.. Gunter
 Mrs R. E. Neville of Trinity, visited here this week.
 Miss Mary Krone is visiting in Mobile Mrs. John NJ. Minor is visiting in Bir mingham.
 Miss Stella Falk is home from New Orleans.
 Miss Kimble Bloodworth is visiting in Tuscaloosa.
 Miss Edna Lee is visiting in Hunts vile.
 Mrs. Fuller and daughter, Miss Ruth of Montgomery. are the guests of Mrs. Arthur F. Harmon.
 Miss Annie Lou Jons of Jackson Tenn, is visiting here.
 Miss Hattie Brown of Cullman is visit ing here.
 Mrs w. D. Edmunson and Miss Annie Glover are visiting in 1Iillsboro.
 Miss Jimmie Galley is visiting in Gull man.
 Mrs Dent r. Green is visiting in Bir- mingham
 Dr. and Mrs. Barclift and Miss Bar clift of Hartselle, visited here the past week.
 Miss Pearl Davidson is home from an extended visit to Birmingham.
 Mrs Duke of Chattanooga is the guest of her sister. Mrs w. R. Hall
 Miss Maggie Johnson and daughter, Miss Sallie of Birmingham, visited here this week.
 MT. and Mrs. John L. Brock are visit ing in Texas.
 Mrs. J. C. Love of Huntsville is the guest of Mrs Robert Rich.
 Mrs J. B. Laughlin is home from visit to Huntsville.
 MT. ". R. Spight and sister. Miss Annie Lou Spight, are home from visit to Florida
 Mrs. Ferdie Pointer is visiting in Mont gomery.
 Miss Bernice Morrow is visiting in Mo- bile.
 Miss Olive skeggs is home from a visit to Nashville.
 Mir and Mrs. James l.. Echols are home from visit to Texas.
 Miss Bessie Brown entertained the O. T. club Friday afternoon. The club game, Lost Heir, was greatly enjoyed by q full attendance of members.
 Thursday afternoon Miss Julia Gooch entertained the Just We Girls club most charmingly. Miss Nell Topp entertained the s. s. club most charmingly on Tues- day afternoon. Nearly all the club mem bers were present and enjoyed a most pleasant afternoon.
 Mir. Archie Shropshire and Miss Lula Ryan were married on Tuesday morning at Il o'clock at the home of the brides parents in New Decatur. The Rev. George l.. Jenkins officiated.
 Mrs. Claud Williams entertained the Woman's Missionary society at her home in West Decatur Wednesday afternoon Mrs. A. J. Miller entertained at tea on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Marie Bridges of Birmingham.
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CUlLMAN,

Cullman March 0-(Special)-Dr and Mrs. B. M. Kinney are spending several days with relatives in Birmingham.
 R. B. Baird is the guest of his son, Dr. R. II. Baird.
 Miss Pearl Davidson of Decatur visited friends in Cullman this week.
 Elmer F. Williams of Hardin H.. Is the guest of Hon. and Mrs. J. Bascomb Brown.
 Misses Lillian and Ethel Bowler visited relatives in Holly Pond the first of the week.
 Mrs. Lute Hays has returned from trip to Birmingham.
 Mrs. Patterson of Fall<vile visited Mrs. Leroy McEntire Wednesday.
 A. r. Stinson spent Friday in Decatur.
 Mrs. J. M. Bright has returned home after pleasant visit to relatives in Bir- mingham.
 Miss Mary Bogue Is spending some time with friends in Birmingham.
 Miss Emma Asset has returned from trip to Birmingham.
 Misses Gussie and Louise Eyer have re- turned to their home in Birmingham after spending several days. the guests of MT. and Mrs. John Sufferer.
 Ernest Hobbs and Alfred Thurlow were In Birmingham Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank w. Tilford. who have lived in Vinemont for several years. will move to Cullman this week.
 Charley Thompson of Blount Springs IS spending several days with his parents in Cullman.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Richter of Athens are the guests of Cullman relatives.
 C. NJ. Fisher of Nashville was in Gull man Thursday.
 Mrs Scarrett and children of Pensacola. Fla, have arrived In Cullman and Will spend the summer here.
 Mrs. George II. Parker and daughter Miss Sarah. spent Thursday and friuay in Birmingham. where Miss Sarah gave 4 musical recital at Madam Gusse!n's s conservatory.
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HUNTSVILLE.

Huntsville, March So.-(Special.) )-Mrs. Washburn and Mrs. Chase were enter tained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. J. Robert Jones at her home on West Holmes street.
 Miss May Hamilton of Flora has been visiting relatives in Huntsville this week.
 Mrs. Dan Laxson has returned to Dech- erd. Tenn. after visiting relatives here.
 Miss Laura Naught is at home after visiting in New Orleans.
 MT and Mrs. c. Delaney have gone to Decatur to reside.
 Mrs. Daisy Cunningham has returned to her home in Decherd. Tenn, after spending a few days here with relatives.
 Miss Fannie Kirk of Tullahoma has been visiting relatives in Huntsville this week
 Mrs. A. NJ. Gill and Miss Sadie Gill of Decherd have been visiting here this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. John R. Payne have re- turned to Deposit after visiting Miss Meness Patterson.
 Miss Anna Hamilton of Hazle Green is visiting relatives here.
 Miss Mary Boone of Madison is visiting here.
 Mrs. Ben Hawk has returned to Tus- cumbia after visiting here.
 Mrs. w. J. Fletcher has returned to her home in Woodville.
 Mrs. Frank Rountree of Giendora, Miss, is visiting Mrs. J. l.. Ferguson.
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son. Ind, are visiting their sister, Mrs reckinpaugh.
 Mir. and Mrs C. r. Graves have as their guest their father. Mr. J. T. Robin son. of Waverly, an old Confederate vet cram
 Mrs. r. Lester Fossicl and her sister Miss Willie Blanche Asher or Atlanta have returned home after visit to rela- tives.
 Mir. and Mrs. Allen C. Jones of Greens boro have announced tho engagement or their niece, Miss Katharine Erwin Ran dolph, formerly of this city, to Mir Thomas Hamilton Jones, the marriage to take place April B.
 Dr. and Mrs c. B. Ashe have as their guest Mr Ware of Birmingham, an old Confederate soldier, who rode with the Texas Rangers.
 MT Ware has just returned from sev- eral months stay in the west and stopped over en route to his home in Birmingham.
 Mir and Mrs. w. II. Habbeler are in Hot Springs, Ark.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31

Mrs. Henry Warten Is visiting her brother in Birmingham.
 Mrs. Alice Lewis is visiting her children at Bessemcr.
 Mrs. Carl Richter and Mrs. James Hani- gan are visiting friends at Cullman.
 Miss Nora Drake of HarIseiIe has been visiting her grandfather, Capt. John A. Turner.
 Mir. and Mrs. Binford Turner of New Decatur have been With relatives here this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Weatherford of Courtland were here this week.
 Mir. and Mrs Dave Naples of Bethel Tenn, visited his grandmother here this week.
 Mrs. Hattie Carter and Miss Brentie Smith have returned from Florida, where they have ben spending the winter
 Mr. and Mrs. Lamron Westmoreland Mir. and Mrs. Carl Cartwright. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Walker, Mir. and Mrs. Leon Cartwright Mrs. R. NJ. Rawls and Mrs II. c. Fusch were in Decatur this week
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31

Mrs. Edward Moss and son are visiting relatives in Guntersville.
 Mrs. William Meeks has returned from a visit to her brothers at Gulfport, Miss. Mrs. John Kirk of Anniston is visiting her mother.
 C. D. Clarke, Jr., is at home from Auburn visiting his parents.
 MT. and Mrs. D. J. Coats are visiting friends in Chattanooga.
 Miss Mabel Myers, who has been visit ing her parents for several days, has returned to school at Montevallo
 Hunter G. Claybaugh of New York is visiting sisters, the Misses Claybaugh.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31

Mrs. R. A. Solomon and Miss Julia Fndley of yefbena, Ala. are visiting their mother, Mrs. James Caden.
 Miss Eva Jacobson of Little Rock, Ark, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. E. Spell berger.
 Mrs. L. r. Merrill of Florence visited here the past week.
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GADSDEN.

Gadsden, March 30.-(SpeciaL)- )-Miss Mill dred Afford has gone to Elida, New Mex leo. to visit her sister, Mrs. O. J. Rob- erts. and will be absent for several months.
 Capt John Flynn of Rome, Ga. is the guest Of friends here.
 Miss Hattie Walker has returned from a visit to friends in Annston.
 Miss Frances Finney has returned from visit to her brothers in Huntsville.
 Mrs. J. w. Woodall of Scottsboro, who has been visiting relatives here, has re- turned to her home.
 Mr6 Della Moore has gone to Weaver ton. l. T.. to visit her father, who is quite i'll.
 Little Miss Adele Herzberg Is visiting her grand mother. Mrs. B. Friedman in Tuscaloosa.
 Mr. and Mrs John A. Lusk of Gunters- vile were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Bruce Armstrong Sunday and Monday
 Morris w Bush of Birmingham was a visitor among friends Saturday
 Col. R. E, Kyle and wife have returned from a visit to Atlanta and West Point, Ga
 Congressman John L. BuiVett has gone 10 Deland Fla. to visit his Family.
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CHATTANOOGA.

Chattanooga. Tenn. March 30.-(Spe- cial.)-Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. McBroom have issued invitations to the marriage Of their daughter. Anne. to MT. Andrew Hall Johnston. on Wednesday evening, April 10. at their home on Bailey ave.
 hue. The wedding will be of interest to
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TUSCUM BIA,

Tuscumbia. March 3o.-(Special)- Mrs. Walter CarGile recently entertained number of her friends at her pleasant home. The guests were delightfully."- en- tertained. The time was spent in games, music and conversation. Delicious re- treatments were served during the even ing.
 Mrs. w. r. Norris has returned home after a lengthy visit in Grand Junction, Tenn.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Moon of Winchester, Ind, has returned to her home after visit here to the Rev. and Mrs. w. F. Trump.
 Mrs James P. Cooper has returned from a visit to Memphis.
 Miss Lucille Bullock of Russellville is visiting Miss Mary Henderson.
 Miss Nlnon Black has returned from visit of several weeks in Montgomery.
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ATHENS s.

Athens. March 4-(Speclal.)-M Annie Lou Spight of Decatur has been visiting friends here
 Mss Fletcher of Bellbuclle, ienh., has been the guest of her sisters, Mrs. x. E. Wallace.
 Miss Maria Evelyn Calvin of Decatur is the guest of her aunt Mrs. J. w. Gun ningham.
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SHEFFIELD,

Sheffield, March 30.-(Special) Mrs. Lon P. Mcfarland and children of Leba- non, Tenn are visiting her parents, Capt. and Mrs. James R. Grove. They were joined by Hon. Lon Mcfarland q few days since, who made n brief visit.
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Rebman have sailed for the Isle of Pines, where they have gone as missionaries.
 Mrs. A. w. Clem of Jasper is visiting her sister Mrs. J. W. Worsham.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. II. Baldwin of Jeffer-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
ROBBERS ROW WHTTEWNHED

The "pul" Of Robbers Row" on Western av, with the
Chamber Commerce apparent in every line OF the white
washing report tho Mercantile Affairs Committee OF that
body w,ch yesterday reported that commsson mems
buc exists in this city.
Fourteen typewriter pages devoted telling the dear
public that Western av way responsible ior the high
prices of produce the Seattle Produce association makes
no attempt 70 prices aud that only the producers
responsible for high prices by their failure meet the demands
Of the local market.
According to this assinne report the commission OF
Western all truly righteous aud have done the
slightest thing that isn't accord with the rules Of conduct
pracced by the anges Only Independents outside of tho
association have been guilty OF gougng the public and they
have been very wicked. according to the report
The action OF the Chamber Of Commerce rather Of IL
handful OF who attend the meetings OF the Chamber in
endorsing this report but another evidence OF the
fitness OF the body attempt dispose OF any public ques
tons especially those vitality affecting the pockets OF the
people
Justice cannot be expected from this source.
II has been truly charged time and again that little clique
the Chamber Of Commerce attends meetings and
takes such biased action from time time will best serve
the purposes of those in control Of the organization
Hence it surprising that the meetings OF the Cham
Der poorly attended by members onetenth Of
whom usually present
That the report Of the alleged investigation Of the commits
sion Ia simply defense Of Robbers Row" proven by
the fact that effort made BY the committee to obtain
evidence from either producers Farmers and
ranehers interviewed by the nqustor Nor the
public invited to contribute It's experience for the enlightenment
OF the committee On the contrary the committee visited the
headquarters OF the Seattle Produce association and from that
secured the misstaenients in It's report
The fact that the prices for produce Seattle
practically ignored No suggestion made OF any move TO
improve conditions The report simply declaration that
Robbers Row" is all right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
A BOYS MOTHER

In Brooklyn the other day Koeppc boy years
down BY his
other horribly mansed As the ambulance
the sidewalk. the DYING lad looked up a him
Please mister. please again
worry."
How Is wiih boys young you doing things
so mother worry
Do years your PALE
face and that mother wouldn't apang upoa
and hugsed her hard and kissed Der her cn
checks untn she pretended be yoa
hurried worry you remember how
nercey rubbed your dry chip
wouldn't swmmng9 sou forgotten
how chopped the kndnga filled waahtuha
needn't woyg Have forgotten the
Of mothers that made that pour
with the proud idea that taking
How is IL now Are doing things
~orryl
you hands the blue veins showing
through the wrinkles think they've YOU
become again worry7 you
look into that dear old which trouble
patience and efdeual ITS handwriting
feel proud that caring for mother7
Are sn doing things vorry7 are yoa
letting her sic BY herself her old with Joys
loves and comforts behind her and the solitary
to open. for her futureg
Are working loving strongly mother
worry
Haven't you By OF seiashnoss
and had from lie attention. acknoWodg
Of duty
which she 3 worrying
This ntte mangsd
his brow stuffed his physical peouay
be kept from worrying
your How Is Il with mother. bo boy Of or COZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
NEW INTERPRETATIONS


OLYMPIA. Aug i-Corpora
ton papers have been filed IN the
office ~ tho secretary Of state 10.
day. an follows
Libby Products company. of West
Virginia. admitted 10 business. -
w Branch, 81 Seattle. state agent
Alpha Logging company. 81 Ever
cit, $4,000. w. q Swniwell. J. A.
awalweli. A. w swalweii
The city Dock company. Of Ever
cit. SIS 900. IT, Ramweii. J. D.
EnarY. G. J whitney.
Perolin company. 81 the North
Pacific. ~ Seattle. $4,000. Angus
W Young. William y. brennan,
Ralph A. Young
Yakima Land and Farm Ass0
olntea. % Seattle. 1880. " y Out
man. G n Reed. James Gordon.
Tho aahlinRef company. % Ever
cit, $4,000. n BahiinKsf. Sarah
aahlinEer. Ralph G. Bell
The Himiilhamcen Power com
pany. OF Oroyiiic. 81 200. 900. Monroe
Hartman. Charles A. Andrus. ~ w
Johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

I'm afraid That boy Next Door
Is headed ior perIiiloh unieaa
somebody sidetfacks him Tie has
again attracted the attention % thn
whole nclKhborhood b. bis etli
dalugn
u has been vacation gsstims
for children If this viclnliY t1 par
up utflo stands on the Sidewalk
and sell Lemonade af crat Eiass
OF course. That Hoy Nrxt rnug had
% Ert into THE game
tle made aomn lafn0nntr but BE-
waa Not satisfied iip wanted q tu
Dr. pink iIku clrrns lemonade 81
be- began ncuufius rnund far aamw
thing 10 give u a color
The only thing that BE- ruuld Rad
was a bottle nf snme spicy amnii-
inE stuff 90 hia srandmaa cup
boagd Hn put about a quart Of &c
Gu a paliiul 81 lemonade and Open
81 bis stand on the Sidewalk
ono % bis nrat customers Naa a
directory rAnFaHarF ir amhr tad
his Brs and bought another glass.
tut
Sc must have tipped OF the
quality % That noy Next nners
lemonade ca other men. for Huun
they came fiockinF from All diFcc
tons That's good staff Hnd.
said one "it beats ciaFut punch
said another inside at a half hour
That HoT Next nuor had sold 80
Of his Lemonade and waa 15 cents
20 The good before any 81 his litGie
competitors bad taken in more
than three cents Then be wuut
back Tor more uf the coiorinE ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

Poets aud lovers. you think your.
selves wise.
You with your uaiisfiod air.
You. with your verses Ia praise OF
her eyes.
Yoa. with a LOCK 81 her hair.
nat what % care Tor the twiat Of
cufiF
No. airi I've got me a Cuddley
0lFl.
A selnahio Girl.
4 pieaaahir Girl.
A regular sure enough aquoo4o.
able Girl
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trrial. but was cnasht al a. lie had
s9ttrn bold ~ his grandma q hom..
made blackberry cordial. Intended
Tor medicinal purposes onlY
Nos bis family are trembling
lest federal depuiy marshal eiil
come fuund io pinch him fur sell
inN thn stuff Nithnul a license
A. iQF thu men foika. tbrY have
he0n aaH1riinE aN the other chill
dwss Lemonade in ths vain bol.u
- zrttinE aumn more ~ the BRAID
Nhlch made That hoy Neat nuof
famous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

"ghe must love dogs
"But she doesn't really
Then Why does she always have
uueTf
ITS n secret. but III tell you
sho uses them 10 flattef her beauK
How does she manage that"
why. every time she gets new
admirer she ostontatioualy neglictA
her pet 10 make q plain "a him that
she prefers him 10 the dog