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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-06
West DARING ,

Dec. 3.-Aaron Engstrom returne d
from Minneapolis last Thursday.
Elmer Nelson writes from Tie
woods that all the Darling boys will
return home for Christmas, as wages
paid in the We DDS are too low.
Miss Either Hanson returned from
visit to her sister, Mrs. j Johnson, at
Clarlssa
waller Levinski was the last ore to
get home from th1eshirg, has ing
returned last week.
William Boxell has returned to
Ere derrick, Wis. after visit there
with relatives.
Miss Minnie Peer did not 60 to
Mrs. Ellen McCsrtby's as stated
befO.e..
Chas. Sw anson is not yet ZONE,
but we unders tand that David Swan
son is better.
Miss Emelia Tkelander will visit in
Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-06

1r. and Nm q. A. Weyeehasussg
and 4r. and Ma B. d. lluoDoe
entertained q tho Weyerhaeuser ho0o
in tho south end of the city Monday
evening in honor of tho school
teachers of tho public schools Of this
city.
An excellent musical program Was
given. in which Mrs. Weyerhaeuser.
Mrs. Museer, the Misses Mabelle and
Laura Branren and Mr.. Vogel took
part. Refreshments were served after
the pEorgam. Carriages took tho
teachers to and from the party. and
all agree that very good time was
had.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-06
SWANvILLE

Dec 4.-Wm. Siefert of st. Cloud
transacted business here Tuesday
The Odd Fellow lodge has installed
a tine gas Ii lighting plant in their hall.
F. W. Mattock of st. Cloud was a
pleasant caller here Tuesday.
Mr.. Bousfeld of Minneapolis trans
acted business here Monday.
Jesse Buelow and wife of Little
Falls arrived here Saturday to VISIT
relatives he: and at Culdrum.
A. P. Orion was Long Prairie
visitor Wednesday.
Our schools closed Wednesday for a
Thanksgiving vacation, opening sgain
Monday. Prof. Fard spent his vaca
ton at Eden Valley and MISSES
Becker, Budleman and McCalley at
their homes at st. Cloud.
MIS-. Chas. Glantz and son Forest,
of Cyrus, spent Thanksgiving here
visiting relatives.
Willie Anderson, who ia cle.king for
b. B; Cox, visited at his home in
Upsala Thanksgiving.
A., Cuskey and wife OF Brainerd
we're the guests of his mLther, Mrs.
Cuskey, here THANKSGIVING
Chas. Smith came down from
Mahnomen last week to see about
having some timber cut on his farm.
Mr.. Dolvan Of Morris visited his
parents here on Thanksgiving day.
The grand hall gwen Wednesday
evening was huge success. Seventy
four couples attended and a fine time
is reported. Perpins five piece
orchestra of Long Prairie furnished
excellent music.
John Long and wife of Pillsbury
went to 0lanw God Thursday to visit
VIM. Churchill and wife.
Miss Clara 9lantz returned home
from Buffalo, N. D., last week.
Lee Biteman and wife were Long
Prairie visitors Thursday.
Rev. SCOTT and wife of Grey Eagle
Waited their son, 3. 8. Scott, her {
Friday last.
Wm. Stroman returned from
Minneapolis Friday.
Harry Hall of Bortrum was here to
consult Dr. Campbell Saturday.
Al Barber and wife returned ia
their home at Freeport, Ill.,, Satur'
day, Mr.. Barber il operator for the
Illinois Central at Freeport,
E. B. Wood and DIR. Parrot OF Long
Prairie we're here enr0ote home from
MINI espolls Saturday,
Mrs. Burt, Who is teaching in tht
Pearson district. spent Thanksgiving
at her home in Royalton.
Vim. Trampe was county seat
visitor Saturday.
Asa McIvor returned from Akeley
Saturday, where he was visiting his
parents.
Jonn Elmer returned nome fron
Cottonwood Saturday.
Sam Martin and Wite at hieo"oco
arrived here Monday to visit hif
parents. Mr. and Mis- James Martin
Mr.. Page and wife Of Sank Centre
visited at the Martin home Mon
day. :,
Thos. Chamberlain was called t.
Lake City Sunday by q telegram
telling Of the serious illness OF hi
father.
Editor Sheets and wife of Long
Prairie we're hero Saturday enrout<
home from Roy alton.
Frank and Stanislaus Ludenia re
turned homo from DuUont Monday,
Wm. Thompson Of Upsala visited al
the Hall home Monday.
j. 81. La~ Of Sank Centre was 9
pleasant caller here Monday.
Rev. Barlow has opened 0erma
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-06

Brainerd Disps tch: Misfes Nora
Prushey. Bertha Olson, Hilda Carlson,
Ruby Brcckwsy, Charlt ito Wood,
Benjamin Olson, and Earl Arnold
cane up from little Falls, where
they are attending business college,
to eat turkey at their respe ctive
homes.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-06
RIPLEY:

Dec. 3.-Peter Duro of West Canada
is visiting friends and relatives in
this vicinity.
Miss Clara Labrie visited her aunt,
Mrs. Doucette, Ct Belle Prairie,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Gaboury drove
to Brainerd Saturday, returning Mon
day.
Those who were county seat visitors
last and this week we're Peter
Gatoury. Geo. Pusc, Adolph Bojbl,
Jos. Labrie, Adore Millette and Leon
Dug az.
Miss Alice Broussesu, who had been
visiting friends ard relatives for the
PAST three weeks, returned home to
Tower City, N. d., Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Mslliow Il
Tower City, N. D., are visiting
relatives and friends keye.
A number of young folss gathe re
at the. hone OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Dugas Sunday evening. Ali had a
good time. The evening was spent
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-06

Olympia Laitore.
Rec, Somthing to be Thankful for
by Lizzie Swanson.
Rec, Bill, of Fare by Willie Schlax.
Rec, Thanksgiving Day; Hilda
SchlRx.
Exercise, 4 Thanksgiving Letter; by
twelve Of the scholars
Sorg. Thanksgiving Day; by school.
Rec, Thanksgiving on the Farm:
by Annie Hende! SOD. ...~ ~
Rec, Thanksgiving; Mamie schlax.
Rec. November; Annie Henderson.
Rec, Reason Why: Frank Larson.
Rec, A story Of the Pilgrims; by
Hilda Anderson.
Rec. A The nksRiving Dream; by
Alt eft Harlander -
Rec Jack Frost Bertha Larson.
Sorg, Thanksgiving Song; by Nettie
Eckerson ar Siam LaituTe.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-06
And-Saloon League Meeting
To be Held in Little Falls Dec. 10
Temperance Forces to be
Organized in this County

On Thursday, Dec II, the Ant-Saoon League of this
state will begin the work of organizing the temperance for
of this county, preparatory to the struggle in the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-06

Bilious attacks, sick-headache:, indiges-
ton, constipation, dizzy spells IT these
are some Of the results OF an inactive
liver Ask your doctorif he endorses
Ayers Pills in these cases. The dose
is small. one pill at bedtime.
Made BY tie ;. c. Aver Co., Lowell. 1ass.@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
FACE SECOND
CHARGE

That's a dirty Irish trich you
men have no hearts IN youl" ex
clalmed Mrs HarryC Dorsey, alias
Carrie Woods, to Acting Chief OF
Detectives Kennedy al noon today
when he refused bail for Dorsey,
accused OF shoplifting "The poor
boy has consumption. and he will
die down In that miserable hole
where you keep him"
Her cnt-catlea had no effect upon
the police. and Dorsey was sent
back TO his cell. having been re-
arrested on a charge Of petty lar
eeny after he had given bail IN
the sum 81 $500 on the first charge
preferred against him.
The pair we're charged In the
first instance with stealing a re-
yolver from the store OF Cahen a
Drew The charge today was for
stealing three hats from Jules
Redelshclmcr. A third charge will
likely be made soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
BIG CONVENTION PROGRAM
FOR THURSDAYS SESSIONS

Francis. New York.
First Baptist Church.
Corner Fourth av. aud Inmen NJ.
Christian Endeavor Methodan--
Leader, Rev, G. NJ Hubboll Field
Secretary Ohio Christian EndeavoI
Union, Columbus. O.
Pilgrim Congregational Church.
Corner broadway aud h. Republl
can q.
Junior Methods Leader. Mlss
Lillian + Hayes. Junior suparin
tendent Indiana Christian Endcayor
Union, Dunrcith. Ind.
United Presbyterian Church,
Corner Sixth av. and Seneca IT.
Christian Citizenship Leader
Hon, Nicholas l., Johnson. presi
dent Illinois Christian Endoavol
Union, Batavia. m.
Swedish Baptlu, Church.
Corner Pine at. aud Ninth av.
Prison Christian Endeavor'-
Leader. William shaw. General
Secretary United Society OF Chris
tian Endeayor. Boston.
Prison Societies" Rev. u. A.
Fredenhagen. Topeka. Kan.
Prison Committees aud Depart
menta IN Unions"
Prison Reforms, Juvenile
Courts. ReformatoricR. etc Hon
G. y Marks salt Lake. Utah.
Open Parliament
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10

Fourth Avenue and Spring Street
Rev. James l. Hin ID D. salem
Mass. presiding
fe-Prasse and prayer
i0.le-~rrainlnB In Expression.
Rev. T. r. Ollie. y H.. pastor First
Methodist Episcopal church. Oak
land. Cal
ie.2S-~Trainlng In Prayer Pub
he and Private" lihe Quiet Hour
Rev. II. W Fraser. n d, pastog
First Presbyterian church. Van
eouver. y c.
re-. to-~Tralning en- Giving 1.-THE
Tenth Legioal. Rev M f.owden
D -. pastor First Free Baptist
Church. Providence. r. l.
i0.s5-SinginE
ii-~Trainlng IN the Right Use
uf Helps.- George y Graft Publ
cation Manager United Society
Christian Endeavor. Boston.
His" Society Problems Stated
and Answered from The Floor. lead
e.. Guy NJ Withers. Kansas City
No.
1I4e-~Training Ia Service
louF commlttecsl. Rev John Pol
lork. president European Christian
Enteaxog Union. pastor 81 Euoeh's
Presbyterian church. Belfast. Ire
iand.
Adjournment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
DIR. P0NTIUS
DIVORCED

Judge Morris today granted DR.
NeVin ID fontlua divorce from
Mrs Edith Pontiua. on the ground
of desertlon. DR. Pontius testified
that thoir temperamenta we're In.
compatible. and that trouble arose
from their different ideas Of proper
department, the doctor oAecting
strenuouAly 10 his wifea sitting Ia
swings az Madison park and eating
peanuts with young collcgiann. The
two have been living apart sisee
April "a. 1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Tent williston.
Lincoln Park.

Tent willlston.
Lincoln Park.
PRECEDENT Francis u. Clark. pre-
aidinS
s;9ot;s0-The Junior Rally.
20 Praise and prayers
Address, What uoya and Girls
Can 10 for Christ aud the church.
Rev. w. I. MoElveen. IN. D.. pas
tor Shawmut Congregational
church. Boston.
Exercise by juniors building
the Christian Endeavor Bridge"
S.0b-" Union Conferences Their
Value and Helpfulness -. III
Mansfield, president Connecticut
Christian Endcavor union. New
Haven. Conn.
S.io-Questlons from the Floor
S.tb - Union proErama ~ ca
How 60 Prepare Them (hl What
shall Go Into Them f'2-Prof Amos
X. Wells, Managing Editor The
Christian Endeayor World. Boston
as2o- Questions from the Floor
Practical Work for Unions 20 DO
Walter X. Ceperly. Chicago.
S;So-Questions from tho Floor
$50" Country and Rural Soclc
ties John r. Clements. secretary
New York State union. bingham
ton. NY
S,t5- singing.
3 be-~p Dialogue on the Memorial
huildl.E. Prof Amos r. Wells and
General Secretary shaw
f1O-"An Open Parliament on
Union Work. n \ iAthfop. treas
urer OF United Society Of Christian
Endoavor. BOSTON
Adjournment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10

aontalives OF the Seattle Electric
company wero consulted IN the "a.
tahliahment OF these rates. Il ~
OF interest 60 recall that the com
pany knew what the city rates
were 60 be several days before the
Information was published for tho
bcneiit Of citizens generally
Some Idea OF tho vast benefits
conferred upon the citizens OF Sc.
attic from the construction aud op'
GRAFTON OF the city plant, even un-
der these adverse conditions, may
he(sihtalnvd from review OF the
successive reductions IN rates for
electric lighting. For tho year OF
1898 the city paid a private cor
poratlon for ita arc lights for street
lighting az the rate OF $40 per
light por month Early IN that
year CHARLES II. Baker. who was
knocking ut the citya doors for
permission 10 engage IN the light.
lng business hero. offered 20 light
the city for So a month II granted
a franchise lie was turned away.
however, and when the time came
20 let the contract for 1900. Il was
let 70 the lowoat OF three bidders
FOR approximately 80 month per
light
Rateeo Arc Reduced.
Gradually this rate Was reduced
from year TO year with the ap
proach OF the citya entry into the
field until few months before
the city'a power line 20 the city
was completed. contract was Sc.
cured for arcslighta at approximate.
~ "a SO a month per liget. or less
than ono half what was paid five
years before when this service
was taken over by the municipal
plant the street arcs 40 supplied
by that plant we're charged for at
the lowest rate ever heretofore On
ioyed by the city. and At that rate
tho income from street lighting
alone Is sufficient Go meet all op
Grating expenses and interest In.
volved ia running the plant.
when the people Of Seattle voted
10 erect a municipal lighting plant
Ia 1902 they we're paying the Sc
attic Electric lighting monopoly for
private residence lights 20 cents
per kilowat hour shortly there
after. even before the construction
of the plant had begun 10 approach
completion. this rate was reduced
to ta cents. When the city plant
WAS ready 90 enter the field for
this service it made a rate Of So
cents which rate thc private com
pauiea have met. aud under which
all three plants are now operating
~ a very comfortable profit. Thus
the construction and operation of
the plant has already squeezed out
some 90 per cent % extortion from
city lighting rates. saving 20 the
residents not less than t2so.000 a
year 10 addition Ia the very salts.
factory profits from the operation
OF the city plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10

A stranger who purnorta 10 be
a Seattle detective. IL working n
clever scheme 60 rob houses. enter.
luE on the protcnse % looking for
someone whom he wishes 20 arrest.
Tuesday he went 10 the home OF
W Maske. 1920 Seventh av. stat.
ing that he was after "a p Han.
son. charged wish robbiug 4 down.
town hossi when told that no
such man lived there he asked 20
use the telephone aud while doing
80 Is said 20 have stolen a purse
containing 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
FRTCO'S NEW MAYOR
,seripp. Telegraph ssr,ie.J

SAN FRANCISCO. July ia
new angle was given the munici
pal situation late Tuesday after.
noon, when the board Of super
viaorR met and by a vote OF ten
10 two elected Charles A, Boxton,
one Of their number, acting mayor
10 succeed James l.. Gallagher. who
since the conviction OF Mayor
Schmltz on the charge of extof'
ton has been acting as mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
CREW IN MUTINY

The Tango Maru. which arrived
today. brought news Of serious
mutlay on board the British steam
eF AHhiabnia. on tho run from San
Francisco 20 Ticutsin. with a larsc
cargo % oil Tho Chinese crow
matlnecd off ihe Taku bar. AZ tho
entrance 10 the Fei 10 river The
captain and officers. sfieF shoot.
Ing four ~ the Chinese crew made
theif escape IN aampan. The
British vice consul and an armed
guard % 80 Sikhh took possession
Of the weasel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
CHARGE Is MURDER
In SECOND DEGREE

Information charging her with
murder Ia the second degree. by
purposoiy and maiiciousiy causing
the death % Della Davis. was tiird
against Mayo Mileh today The
killing took place last week. dur
ing a row af col0red reaort. ~
which both women were Inmates
Ffgat degree murder vas not
charged. a. generalization could
NOT BE- shown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10

was tho bride. and legal age" wai
the age description
The marriage evidently did not
have the paternal blessing. for yes
terday the girls father gwore out
a warrant for Abrams arrest. on
the charge OF perjury. alleging that
hG awore falsely IN stating IN his
application that th4s girl was Of
legal age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
ON the FRONT

The steamer Humboldt. belong
ing 20 the Humboldt steamship
company. arrived from Skagway
this morning
The Helicrophon sailed from Ia.
coma this morning Tor Japan. Aus.
trniiRn and Europe
The Saratoga sailed from Val.
dor today for Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
DIED FROM BLOW.

Joe paiata. who died Saturday
while At work on the Denny Hili
grade supposedly from heart failure
met death from the effects Of d
blow In the abdomen BY the non2ie
OF a hose. which he was USING while
aiuieing away the drift. An cram
lnAtion was made ~ Coroner v NJ
Carroll, Who found that death waa
due to an accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
EAGLES TO GATHER
I'm SEATTLE

The tenth annual convention Of
The Eagles. In 1908. will be held In
Seattle II So. GOO can be guaranteed
toward paYing the expenses 81 the
convention. A ttA00o have al.
ready been pledged By members oi
aerfe Ne !. J " Cousidiue and
other local Eagles Of prominence
do not HhInk there viii be any dlf.
fieaity IN securing the necessary
rssarartnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10

Cherry 81. between second and
Third Avs.
William Phillips Hail. president
American Bible league. New York.
presiding
Il 70 Noon EvanEeh4tic Serv-
lee Aedress-Hev James A.
FFancis. Baptist Evangelist. New
York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
SENT TO JAIL FOR SWEARING BRIDE
WAS OF LEGAL AGE 0

Tho spending OF his honeymoon
In jail Is the penalty which chas.
Allraum IL paying for having arous.
cd tho ire OF his fatherlnlaw. On
MondaS Allraum, who Ia employed
az shipping clerk In Nelson Nor.
rih' packing house. applied for n
marriage license at tho county
auditors office. Mabel Freeman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
CONAN ppYLs TO WE'D.

NEW YORK. July 10 Special
dispatches from London report
that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. the
novelist. is 10 be married IN Sep
tombor Miss Jean Leclio. the
bridoto-be. lives with her parents
AZ Blackhoath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
Sunrise Prayer Meetings, School Of Methods Morning
Session in Big Tent and Junior Rally in the
AfemO0A.
AhernOA.

: Af,2s the bis events OF the con,
ysn,ioR opening this evening,
rAursaay will see the 1907 covSen-
Ton IN tul swing There will be
sunrise prayer meetings In many
churches, the C. r. school Of Meth.
c8s nom $50 70 $50. and a morn.
Ins session az Tent Wilnston. LIN.
ecin park. In the afternoon the
hlx Junior rails and ceremony OF
aRullalug the Christian Endeayor
Bridge will be held
Following Is thursdays pro
gram;
THURSDAY MORNING.
Tent wllllston.
lincoln Park.
President Francis Z, Clark. pre-.
sidlng.
i0-Pralso and prayer
fo.fe-'@The Need OF the Day
Trained Christians" Rev. p r.
Pockman. d D.. pastor First Re.
formed church. New brunswick.
Ms
i0,sS-@yr Training the Children. "
Junior Christian Endcavorl. Mrs.
Francis r Clark. Auhurndale. Mass.
10 s0-rT Training the Youth. tin
termediste Christian Endeavorl.
Rev r. q nanucn. u u. president
Pennsylvania Christian Endoavor
union. pastor Lutheran church, VII
Transport. Pa
20. IS Prayer for the children
aud youth
if-"Iow the Parents Can Help.
Rev w II narraclough. n A pas.
tor Queens Avenue Methodist
Church. New Westminster. y. C.
HIS Junior and intermediate
Problems Stated aud Answered
from The Floor leader. ~ c. Per
kins. Baltimore. Md
II. to-@The Pastors Part Ia the
Tralning Process Rev Smith Bak
sr. D d. * pastor Williston church.
Portland. Ne.
Adjournment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
CONFESSION arIsra.

The Lake Washington canal com
mission met az The county commits
Hluner'a office yesterday afternoon
and elected Former Supreme Court
Judge " lioyt chairman.
Judge W " White. James Hart.
~ l.. Blaine and u ~ Thompson
we're appointed committee 70
draft rules for the regulation 81 tbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
rHuRsnAY. lulY it.


Sunrise Prayer Meetings viii b.
held in the morning in the churches
ss follows
rabeFnacic baptist. corner 18Th
av. y and p Harrison II Leader
Rev. G. - HAN. North Waco. Tex
First Christian. corner Broadway
and r. Olive ST. Leader. Miss
Edyth NJ Adamson. Kansas Cisy
Kan.
First Presbyterian. corner Fourth
ay and Spring st-Lsader-- Miss
Grace NJ YOUNG. Fair Haven. W.
Cherry Street Presbyterian. 23rd
and r. Cherry st.. WAlla Walia DIS
tFiet Leader, Baker Tutllo. Phil
adelphia
Reformed Presbyterian. i70i
Terry av Leader. sydney Chip
pcrfieid. Abcrueghy. Sssk
Bethany Presbyterian. corner
First av and Roy at.-LeadcF Mies
Isabel 4. Johnson. Madison. Wis
University Place Christian. 2
gand and 10th av. y E--icadcr
W = Meier. Spokane. Wash
Calvary Presbyterian. corner can
av and King st~~teader, Miss
Florence r. Lankin. Indianapolis
Third United Presbyterian. cor
ner Fifth ay VI and Howe st.
Leader. Rev l.. Myron HoozeF
Portland. Ore
Ballard Presbyterian. tAf "
Crawford At. ballard ~ Leader
Walter u. Nee. Chicago
Green Lake Congregational. Ilrd
Il. and Woodland Az Leader. Wal
ter " Burns. Spokane. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10

DIES MONIES. Ia. July 10.
Chas Short fell and needle
which ho WIS carrying in his vest
pocket pierced his heart. killing
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10

AZ soon M WoFSn finishes
cleaning house she eesifnB 10 put up
preserves. and then I'M be- time 10
clean house again Baltimore Sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10

"Chriatian Endsavor Schooi 81
nsthoas~-s;3c9:5o.
Westminater Presbyterian Church.
Corner broadway -nf F. Coluhmia
Missionary Msthods"--i,eader.
~. A. Kinports. YOUNG Peoples Sec
retary Reformed Churches ln
America Mission Boards. New York
Welsh Presbyterian Church.
Corner Tenth Az. y and John r..
Personal and Society Evanget
Ism Leader. Rev James A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
towels Reduced

100 dozen Bleached Cotton Huek Towels,
large size. soft and absorbent Clearance
Sale price. per dozen. only ....... Slio
80 dozen Huck Towels. linen mixed, good
size. recommended for hotels and room
ing houses for their wearing qualities.
Sale price. per dozen. only ........ $3.50
30 dozen Unblcachcd Bath Towels, good
size double warp; soft and absorbent
Clearance Sale price each. only t3 ae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
White Summer BedSpreads
Priced Remarkably

Sl00 Quality White Bedspreads, Thurs
days price only ........ ....., .... soc
SIPS Quality White Bedspreads. Thurs
days price only ....... ............ 9sc
Sis Quality White Bedspreads. Thurs
days price only ......... ........ Si.35
s225 Quality White Bedspreads, Thurs
days price only .......... 1880. .Sl.7s
$3.50 Quality White Bedspreads, Thurs
days price only ........ ........ $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
Linens and Towels
REDUCED FOR THURSDAY.

o0-inch Blcached Table Damask linen fin
ish; heavy, strong cloth; wears and looks
well. in a variety Of patterns. Thurs
days price only ...................2 Sc
60.inch Bleachcd and Half Bleached Union
Table Damask. in floral and polka dot de-
signs. Thursdays price enly ..... 37He
62-inch All-Lincn Beached Scotch Table
Linen, in neat floral designs Thursdays
price only ........ ...............4 ACC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
Black PettiCOat Bargains in the
Clean-Up Sale

soc Quality Black Petticoats, Thursdays
price only ....-.... ...........-...75e
Sl00 Quality Black Pettieoats, Thursdays
price only 5000. .................. sSe
SIPS Quality Black Pettieoats, Thursdays
price only .......... $500. ....... CSC
$50 Quality Black Petticoats, Thursdays
price only ....... .............. si25
500 Quality Black Pettieoats, Thursdays
price only ........ ....... $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
Quick Selling Prices on Lace
Curtains for Thursday

50 pieces this seasons Cotton Challies in
light and dark colorings in floral and Per
sian designs a choice and desirable cloth
for covering comforters Thursdays price
at the Bee Hive only ..............4 Ac