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Evening journal., 1907-05-03
BOARD OF TRADE
IS ENTHUSIASTIC

The Wilmington Board of Trade en-
tered upon IA new year last night under
most favorable circumstances Per-
haps the most gratifying evidence OF
loyalty to the new president. r. j. Mac
lean, was the report of the new mem-
bership committee, showing hfty-four
names. This announcement was re-
ceived with enthusiasm, Toward the
close OF the meeting Josiah Marvel con
graduated Mr.. Maclcan on the enthu-
siasm which characterized the first
meeting Of the board under his admin
istration.
Immediately after the opening OF the
meeting President Macloan called for
reports of the standing committees.
and the committees on membership,
statistics, trade and commerce. mu-
nicipal, education. finance, industrial.
legislation, civic improvement naviga-
tion and transportation. house and So
cial. reported In the order named.
Mr. Rossell's report for the finance
committee. was most interesting. II
suggested that the young bank clerks
of the city organize a local branch of
the American Institute OF Bank Clerks,
that the state Bankers Association re-
sumo active work. and that steps be
taken by the board TO prevent "a Phila-
delphia store from doing a banking
business here without first paying a
state license. The committee. further
more. suggested that It's name be
changed TO the committee on banking
and currency.
Cft,s H.- , N,tr-.rv
William Draper Brincke for the
committee on civic Improvement re-
ported that the committee had been
most active. a city nursery has been
established on the Weldin farm at a
cost Of S16o and already contains 15C
trees which later. win be planted on
the streets of the city. The county has
agreed to beautify the Court House
lawn and the city TO improve the plot
in the rear of the City Hail. The many
monuments about the city will also be
surrounded by flowers. Already Mr.
Brinckle declared, the streets have
been made cleaner through the efforts
of the committee.
! Following the report Howell $. Eng.
/ land, suggested that the committed
plant on the city streets maiden hal
/ fern and sweet gum trees seeds O
which are easily obtainable. This sug-
lgestion. as well as another by Mr. Eng
land, that the site Of the old Rodne,
Evening journal., 1907-05-03

trained. 1t was brought here direct
from New York TO take part in this
show. The selections siven yesterday
We're excellent A large pipe organ,
built by TIE Estey Organ Company
especially for the production. is car
ried. Miss Zena Keife also features
"San Antonio" and several other songs
I'm another part of the show and taken
altogether the production is one Of the
best which has been seen here in a
loRgg time The Lyccum was de-
termined TO close the regular dramatic
season with a big show and II did so.
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
1920 Cherry ST,
Philadelphia, Pa.
sHERIFF's SALES.


SHERIFFS sAI.E.-B- VIRTUE OF A
writ of ItVari Facias TO me directed
will be exposed go public sale. at the
Court Horse on Market street. betwe n
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the City
OF Wilmington New Castle county
Delaware
ON SATURDAY. MAY 18TH. 1907.
AT 10 o'clock a. M.
Tho 9rnnwiur described real estate viz:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of
land with two-story frame dwelling
thereon erected, situate IN the city of
Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and de
scribed as follows. 10 wit'
Beginning at the corner formed by the
intersection OF the northerly side of "B''
street at seventy feet wide and the ives
terly side Of ButtOnwood street. thence
northerly along said side Of ButtonwOod
street thirteen feet four inches to "a
stake: thence westerly and parallel with
"B" street eighty feet 20 stake thence
southerly and parallel with Buttonwood
street thirteen feet four inches to the
aforesaid side of "B" street. and thence
thereby oastcrly eighty feet 90 the place
Of beginning. be the contents thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Mary Megary. administra
triX of Patrick Megary, deceased mort
gagor. and Mary Megary. surviving mort
gagor, and 90 be sold by
HENRY STAFFORD. Sheriff.
Sherims Office, Wilmington, Delaware
May /, 1907
m346.918H
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
REAL ESTATE ZOE SALE.

coon CASH-FOR SALE. TWO COSY
~-ON' slX-rOom houses. porch, bath
heater and an other convenicnces, nice
location central. west side price $3.50
Terms as easy cas- paying rent Apply
a30-lm
FOR SALE-Garge lot of land with river
'front.' and railroad sid ng. Can be bought at
bargain Apply
WILMINGTON TRUST CO,
nc0-tf al5 Market st.
FOR SAI.E-We have a number OF build.
ing lots which are suitable for small
houses. They can DE bought at "a low price
Apply WILMINGTON TRUST CO., ws
Market 81. u
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
PAPER HANGING

THE WILMINGTON WALLPAPER
House. 7o5 orange st.. will paper rooms
FOR $3.50 up on all bills less than SO
discount of per cent. will be allowed
on an hills Of $40 or more, a discount Of
10 per cent. will be allowed. Satisfaction
guaranteed on all work a30-u
CARTER BALDWIN-Pract paper
hanger. Estimates furnished without de-
lay 30a West 18th 10. -. and a. phone
3sli-A aG-lm
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
PUBLIC SALE OF HORSES. WAGONS
SATURDAY.. NAY 4 1sO7


SATURDAY, MAY 4. 1907,
at Newport Delaware Three Driving
Horses No. /, Ida, black mare. years
old. sound and Kind I'm all harness, and a
good driver. No. .. Mablo g. seal brown
mare. years old sound and Kind In all
harness. This is a fine mare; can step .
30 gait, with extra hnc style. No. 3. Vel
vet chestnut sorrel. years old. sound
and kind in all harness. This horse ia
family broken and can step a 30 gait
with extra fine style.
WAGONS new leather-topped buggies
with steel and rubber tires. 5 new run
above wagons are custom made and fn-
three-spring jaeger wagons. Of the
above wagons srec ustom made and I'm.
ished In good style. Lot Of secondhand
wagons
10 Sets New Single Harness-NiclSle and
Rubber Mounted. Lot of horse blankets
lap robes and coolers Lot of whips and
other things not mentioned. Sale az 80
d. m 80 days credit with interest added.
JAMES H. POLK.
stidham & Son. Auc a3o-ft
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
Reported by Thomas n. Stayton at l
o'clock this afternoon are:

Reported by Thomas n. Stayton at
O'Clock this afternoon are:
strawberries.-. ... e. .. .12c-1So
Tomatoes. crate ..... .Ss.oO-Ss. 50
Apples, barrel ....- e. ....s5.OO- $3.50
Oranges, California, box. SSOO-s45O
Potatoes, barrel see. .s25o-s2 20
Potatoes bushel ..... e. 80. ......SO--S5c
Sweet. barrel ...... ... 80. ....N.5O-S2.5o
Cabbage, crate ....... .... .... SAB
Onions, crate see. ..........S2 S2O)--S2. a5
Celery dozen. ....... .Soc-S100
Lettuce, basket ....... 50 25-ss. 25
Kale, barrel ....... e. e. ..........75c-S1. 100
Spinach, barrel ... -. s2.5O-S3o0
Egg Del. and Nd. dozen ........ ....1sc
Chickens, live ....... q. e. .. .14c-16c
Chickens, dressed ..... ....... ... Ike
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-House in the country
barn, hcnnery. fruit and garden; ail IN
good condition Possession al once. Apply
JAMES RUSSELL. Marshallton. Del, OF
Ji East Fourth st.. city m3-2t
FOR SALE Farm of 2i0 acres near
Summit Bridge. Pcncador hundred. splcn-
dldly adapted for dairy purposes. has 20
acres Of meadow land with two running
streams Apply
WILMINGTON TRUST Co,
gi5 Market 81.
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
PLAYSANDPLAYERS

How the "Toilers Of the Deep& catch
and prepare the treasures Of the, sen.
from whales to sardines. is fully re-
vealed in Lyman II. Howe's Lifeorana
to be seen at the Grand Opera House
on Friday and satnpiaS evenings and
Saturday matinee. May 9 and a. Tho
periis and hardshiys Of those who go
down to the sea in ships" is illustrate
ed as only Mr.. Howe's splendid NOV
ing pictures can illustrate IT, No crea-
ture that "a ever existed --none ever
known TO neeAevereSceeded in size
the largest whales. Size is the one
thing expected of whale; and the
size of the whales shown in these pic
lures more than fuldll all expectations.
They are so vast -rifat'tacif could rea1-
lily be mistaken for an island This
is not ONLY the first picture secured Of
this strange adventurous and llttl2
known calling, but i'm all probability
viii be the last. The. time expense,
patience and risks incurred are s..
great as to forbid further attempts
Moreover, since science has discovered
better substitutes for an that whales
once produced, the industry is rapid
ly vanishing. Therefore no one can
afford TO miss this reproduction. not
only because of its thrilling and seu-
sational interest but because it is
highly improbable that it ever again
will be produced.
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
PUBLIC SALE OF cows.

At my farm. Mt Cuba Delaware, on
THURSDAY, MAY 9th 1907.
Two carloads Of COWS; one carload OF
those fine Adams County COWS, selected
by Thomas Passmore and one carload q
Maryland cattle They gave the satisfac-
ton and gave me no trouble and Mr..
passmore says that he VIII have another
load just as good. ! propose TO show you
the best lot ever sold and you can judge
for yourselves as quantity and quality I
do not guarantee. A lot Of feeders and
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
PUBLIC SALE

We will sell at public sale. Saturday.
May IA. at 10 a. m.. at 10 East Third
large No.t9 range mattresses, pill
lows and holsters, square pianos,
sideboard, also a fine lot OF picture
frames, looking glasses. parlor clocks,
hat racks and albums, and many other
useful things for the home.
Evening journal., 1907-05-03

100 head of live stock at my last sale. !
must say that the public considered them
an extra fine lot. Also few shoats and
six good work horses. We will prepare
dinner for 100 and wish you All TO partake
with us DO not forget the date as every
thing will be sold that viii make a little
profit. Cows delivered and tested. Terms
90 days credit with interest added
JOHN +. O'NEAL.
Price Dilworth. Auc.
Ellis Hicks. Clerk. ae9-3t
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
HELP WANTED-MALE.

---s---->---------.-----
MOuLDERS WANTED-Loam dry sand
and green sand moulders wanted. Apply
Hilles and Jones Co., Taylor and Locust
streets. m2-3t
WANTED Experienced furniture de-.
livery man. must have reference. Apply
2i3 Market street. a30-tf
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
PUBLIC SALES


AbMTNfsTRAToRs SALE or REAL
Estate, az the Court House, on THURS
DAY, MAY 9Th 1907. at 10 O'Clock a. m,
the following described real estate late
of Catharlnc Gallagher, deceased.
No. 2l2 Adams street, two-story frame
dwelling. rooms
No. 2li Adams street, two-story frame
dwelling. rooms.
No 2i6 Adams street, two-story frame
dwelling, rooms.
No. M4 Conrad street, two-story frame
dwelling, rooms.
No. 800 Conrad street, two-story frame
dwelling, rooms.
No. SOC Conrad street, two-story frame
dwelling, rooms.
Attendance Will be given and terms
made known on day Of sale by
WILLIAM H. GIBBONS.
Administrator C. T. a. Estate Of Cathar-
ine Gallagher, or Chas. II. Curloy, Esq,
Attorney. mi,36.S,
EXECUTORS SALE.
on THURSDAY, the sixteenth day OF
May, 1901 nt . o'clock p. M. at the late
residence of Edward A. Larter, deceased
on the Philadelphia Pike in Brandywine
hundred. Delaware. wa be sold at public
auction. by Mary r. Iarter. Executrlx
the following personal property.
Bay mare, known as Lizzie *; brown
geldng, known as Daylcsford, record
2.26i4. registered; bay seiding, known as
red rubhor-trcd runahout new cut-undef
one-scatod carriage. two-seated covered
family carriage, two-scated steel-tred
surry, jogging cart Farm wagon, sleigh
farm and driving hurncss carriage robes
horse hlnnketr. Nc.i m bun and black
Orpngion chickens. including prize win
ucrs az the Wilmington and Philadelphia
poultry shows Of laOii new cream sepa
rator. farming tools and utensils; two
cows one ycarling heifer. one calf lot OF
unused wire fencing; household goods and
sundry other articles OF personal prop
orty Terms cash, or note 10 satisfaction
OF vendor.
MARY T.. LARTER.
ENecutriN OF Edward a. Larter. deceased
mS-eod-6t Holly Oak. Delaware.
PUBLIC SALE OF COWS
I will sell at public SALE at Melchoir
Bcckcr's Hotel Red Lion, Pa, on
MONDAY. MAY 9TH. 1907.
100 head OF fresh cows and springers
from Lancaster county Pa. and Cecil
and Hartford counties, Md
This viii bo ono of the finest lot Of
cows / ever offered for sale. Holstoins
Durhams. and Jerseys with size and
| quality. Some stock bulls and feeders
Dinner al 1870 o'clock Sale commences
az 1890 O'Clock Terms at sale.
ROBERT MERRICk.
| Jas. y. McFarlan, .Auc.
/ Ellis +. Hicks, clerk. m3-2t
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
CIVIL ENGINEERS

FRANCIS a. PRICE. civil engineer and
surveyor. lQ09h Market St.. both phones.
opposite Court House s29-eod
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
HIGH-CLASS POULTRY

-e~---e.----o----.-----.-
PLYMOUTH ROCKS, prize winners at
recent Wilmington Show. Cockcrels. g
each Eggs. 81 a setting. WM. A. GUN,
Frankford, Del. ml3-im-eod
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
PUBLIC SALE

VIII be sold at Stldham & Sons Auc
tion Room. III +. Fourth st., on SATuR-
DAY. MAY 4, 1901, at 10 o'clock "a. m.
good work or driving horse, weighs 1900
pounds; cut-under carriage, nearly new
] two-seat carriage. sets Of good single
harness. Above goods win he sold 10 set
tie the estate of Marguerite n. Dixon,
deceased. EDWIN s. DIXON.
Stidham & Son, Auc. Executor
rlf-uf
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
PERSONAL.

Licensed ana Bonded, DOLAN'S della
WAKE DETECTIVE AGENCY Jonn d.
bolan Prln. -. a. Burklns. Manager Civll
and criminal Investigations We can get
the facts and no publicity Easy terms
boih phones office Cos Market ST. al9-m
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
untll Mav 1oth. onIY.

Whose gold bridge spectaclos for
S1sS. Supply limited-Cubberly S24
Market street.
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
ROOFING AND sPoUTING


WM. T.. WILLIAMS co.
l05 W. Tenth ST. Roofing. spouting am,
Heating Metal ana composition roofing
Hot Air heating and rentilating Repair
ING promptly done. Phones. a26-ly
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
ROOMS FOR RENT.

NOOMo > TUX KENT.
FURNISHED rooms 10 rgnt. with OF
without board, day or week LONGS
RESTAURANT iol-lo9 French &C. m3l.
FOR RENT Furnished tooms. use of
phone bath and gas. 2i2 r. Second ~.
m2-3t
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. one
suitable for two gentlemen or man and
wife. References. Apply az the Remnant
store Wo King st. mi-6t
FOR RENT-Front rooms. furnished.
with use of BATH $40 East Seventh so.
a29-tf
FOR Unmrn'shed room for light
housekeeping. Apply 1890 Pine street
ag7-6t
FURNISHED Rooms. second floor. front
Iconveniences; central 5l3 King st. a2i-lm
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. modern
large porch. 595 w. 9TH st. a2l-im
FOR RENT-Four on i've neatly mr-
nlshed rooms for light housekooplng 52i E.
Fifth st. al2-im
GIRARD-So5. sO7 aud 500 Race st. Phila-
delphia Rooms. %, S5. 5Oc. Gentlemen only
MISTY
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
PLUMBING


JOHN B. DUNBAR Plumber. gas md
steam filter 507 Shipley st.. Wilmington
Del Delmarvia Phone 31n. a9-1m
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
LOST AND FOUND

4.----------->-----r-e
LOST-Whltc bun terrier Return "a
JAS WHITE, ioQ Poplar ST. Reward OF
fCred m3-2t
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


'----.----->---.---,---,-
WANTED Woman 10 wash On Monday
WWnus, also hon. Apply 800 Noiti
liioomc ST. m3-2t
APPRENTICES WANTED to learn Mil
nnory. SCOTS Ga King ST. m2-St
wANrED-Two girls for general house
work IN small family. Reference required.
iois' jackson 50. meet
WANTED Girls wanted at shirt face
tory. 5th and French sts. a26-lw.e a
WANTED-A good. plain German cook
81 "a week. Cooks. chamhermaids. half
GROWN girls and help for homework and
for country Gcrmau Intelligence Ofnce
500 Madison street.
aiS-eod.tf
WANTED White girl az No. iii East
Third street for housework m2-3t
WANrED-severM bright and active
girls as helpers. light work. short hours
/ WILMINGTON PAPER BON CO. Mar
Ret and ID sta Csouth Market 81. bridget
nl-tf
WANrEn-Gin for general housework
li26 Van Buren st. mi-3t
WANTED-Good white and colorod
cooks. also girls for chamber work with
/ reference, Apply az $50 Windsor ST. Mrs
/ Cropper, sister of Miss Bowo, Intelligence
Office. a9O-im
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
MORTGAGE BROKERS'

MONEY 10 LOAN on desirahle FIRST
mortgages on city properties IA amounts
70 suit HAWKINS 4 CO. 7i2 Market 81
Evening journal., 1907-05-03

At the Lyceum Theatre yesterday
The Fatal Wedding opened for the
usual engagement. Tho same show
viii aDDear again this and tomorrow
afternoons and evenings The com
pany is the best ever seen in a play
in this city That it is Unusually cap
able IS shown by the fact that it ia
composed Of such we'll known peoplc
as Arthur L. Cogliser, John Mckee.
TONY Asher, II. Van Clief Richard
Quilter, Richard Crawford Tessie
Lawrence. May Cunard. Zena Keife.
frankie Wilson and 3 number of
others. The piece is splendidly mount
ed and no better production has been
seen at the Lyceum this season. An
added feature of interest is the ap-
pearance of James Brrnes and his
cathedral choir. The choir is COM
posed of twenty voices and is well
Evening journal., 1907-05-03

Viola DeCosta. whose presentation
Of a BoheWian sketch entitled I'm the
Latin Quarter is proving a very pleas
ing contribution TO tho show at the
Garriek Theatre this week. was the
star of "Mamzelle Champagne" the
musical comedy thar scored its tri-
umph on Madison Square Roof Car
den, New York, last season. Ana
Miss Vinie DAILY, who also figures in
the show at the above house this week,
was George NJ Cohan's leading lady
in George Washington. Jr.," after
Ethel Levy severed her connection
with that famous production SO it
viii be seen that the Garrick has on
its program this week two young
women who are by no means untried
in the theatrical world
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Store Closes Daily At s.ao
Store Open Tomorrow Evening Until

morrow. We especially invite your attent;ou
the newly arrived Suits, Coats, Waists and -. .
stylish things for Fall and Winter wcsr now be; ae'
shown in the Costume and Suit Section. zach b,d,ag
sees the Fall display gain ~ size and impor,ssa
and at this writing have display Of nan NV
abcs OF no small dimensions, although as VET -
bulk OF the stock is 10 come nc
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orcsar. fsNake FeEaeatsa aEes
WaahieEtae creamery ib ate. Eaassfn
~ as rankh ffHlke
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Morgan. foremost yachtgwomhn Of
the world. has added another 20 hur
string OF honoru. She already had
a govcrnmod, lioonae as a pilot. az
we'll ~ q New York certificate,
Now ssie has passed the ntfloteat
sort ~ an examination f0S pilots
license 60 sfssalgato the Delaware
river Now she ~ Capt, Morgan,
aud can take her fathers yacht. the
Waturna. wherenoeycr Che may
choose Mlau Morgan IL daughter
of Randall Morgan, A year ago ~
was reported that she was engaged
10 Sir Thomas Upton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-06

Four deaths are known 10 h0. III Z
roctly attributable to oxpoaure 10
the NrayH There 81 mystery
about these eases. Nc disease being
unknown to medical science, though
Il IL believed 60 involve some great
principle Of lifo Or Weigel. the
president 81 the Rochester Aoade-
my Of Medicine and the American
orthopodlc society. was tho last
victim.
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Wis Twias cheese isfss Wa fft-t
cfeEan Tains. IS. orsGsa r a. Iis.
ENxa
HaeatnHtnn raueh rHra fas $50
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navy, as well as the elite OF the
National Guardsmcn
Perhaps the greatest shot az the
range is Maj Wiuder Inspector OF
small arms practice of the Ohio
Guard. and one of the foremost
shaFpahuotorg in the land
Matches ~ an sorts arc ga the
program from individual to toam
shoots and a number of prizes. ln.
cludlug some with famous histories.
are the trophies FOR which the boys
la khaki are burning smokelesa
powder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-06
THE MARKETS

Business on Western av. was not
brisk this morning and there was
very little change In the market
prices as quoted yesterday Toma
toes are becoming more steady la
pgicc and are advancing slightly
The recent rains caused the crack
ing q many OF the skins of the
tomatoes with the result that less
good ones are shipped TO the com.
mission houses
MANY grapes are being shipped
10 Western av with the result that
prices are slightly lowered.
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(seatlle stars Exclusive serViee.l
PORT CLINTON O.. Sept Co.
The couuuys best military rifle
shots are gathered at Camp Perry.
near here. throwing stceliacketcd
project les at paper targets for hon.
or and medals
The galaxy 90 sharpshoOtcra o.
prOh0h,s the most select that ever
shot over a range, Tor it includes
the mcn who have made populations
with small arms In various depart
mcuts ~ Unele Sans army aud
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Eastern. s8uase. orsraa rassh. So.
ttaae ana Csmsss
Portland cemant iuqsgtsa per tti.
q seN Peftiaa1 esmsnt canlg1ais. W
ttl. o g,
FfuiL
,,l Lssa' aeElss .ss issati Cal.
s.sps freN tbs8n1set 4smaas 80
Boa feaaW ee Nmes fsf case ~ 4a
ReeA4 fsfd eantaiaagrs crete q oe e
berries efate. tiaeWItsf peaehsa ftrN
81 aA uiHua laest fHHsar pears flU
90 tat crab HuUars taa fastar Gals.
iola f5tHr'p fuse ti tRw naHletf
hss 20 tss ttt ib sishsriss ie5
ftlnu g ss ieeai reags l3e8ti Rae
hsrtss d 20 efawt5ras ioa tas ss,tts
peaches 59U8te
Tive stsss.
Wslhera OR ~ se3 suaA gef Is. fiss4
calves ~ D. tsss. i.a.ss ~ IS IL.
Msats
e.sers per ih Sac caes per %. exc.
sssAA peF mut7n. peF ~
dressed hess Is. F8ite "'''
Tiah
stsamsr nafhet tsr b. sgtaei rhintex.
lb taa herluH prf io So Har naFeh
it e. fiaHntrer Ne fHHfse saisa. %
'r ueuf ih tt4ish aehasHsF hahbHt
rHf ih AHHae silver antHfta lH Sea-
UumFla aHetrfs saEs EU8 Co.. sal o. 49,
Ert sHnpEsH. e1a fiamf Fer aaFa 90 ia
fronee sasA 81 % o.. uhusrsh gsr
ih. tau1HM
iias sad Fssastufr.
Hasfi saant haF fen leNMEl alfalfa.
tteMtf mhFaf haa tnn fItWlt. ahafa
corn. tnu EaH Efaeast fHFn. snH fifa
Af fees meal SON. ffH NsldftlHEe
Sea FsfUgs. 80 eess. Per tea ga,
80 eharfed resa tan tfEUta eats taa.
NfWB mhraf tnn f9H
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The Takers Must Go

II you expect 20 secure one of
those large latest style. regular s2s
Talking Machines toF g. 60. better
attend 20 it ut once. We must sell
everything In our present store.
regaFdless % the sacrifice y =
Johnston Co. 500 Second Az. sss
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Apparel for Women, Misses
and Children. y q

Beginning tomorrow, we resume our customary
closing hour OF $50 7. " on Saturday, the Satur-
day half-ho'i6ays Of Judy and August being
From now on the closing hour on Saturday will be
530-thc al'day closing hour. This announce
meN is made in order that you may take full adj
vantage OF the opportunity TO see the large quanti
ties of Fall merchandise which will be shown to-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-06

Tho Incorporated Soldiers aud
sailors Help society. ~ England.
gave aid last year 20 1871 mon
Fleet o. batrssti6a atSavy yard.
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