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BOILER BLOWS UP
Seriously Injuries Four Persons and
Started Fierce Fire.

Seriously Injuries -Four Persons and
Started Fierce Fire.
Scranton. Pa, Aug. 27-The explo-
sion OF a boiler in Robins & Spencer's
-four and feed mills here, resulted in
the serious injury of four persons, and
was responsible for a fire which de-
stroyed the plant and that Of Armour
& Co, adjoining. The fire entailed an
estimated loss of $4,000, partly COW
cred by insurance.
Carries w. Robbins, one of the mill
proprietors, was perhaps fatally in
jured in the explosion. He was in a
rear room when the explosion &C.
Cured. and was buried under a mass
of debris. TIE fremen were compelled
to chop their way to him with axes,
and he was rescued with the fire rag
ing about him. Several Of his ribs
were fractured and he was cut about
the face and head and is reported in
a dangerous condition. Fred. Stevens,
a bookkeeper, was cut about the face
and body, and Hilda Zeigler, aged Z
years, and Samuel Seimalla, a boy,
were burned. bruised and cut
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FREDEBICA.

Death has again invaded our town and made
sorrowiul another home Capt. Albert W. Thomas
passed 10 rest on Saturday morning after linger
ing illness. He was about Sxty-seven years of
age. He was highly respected citizen and of a
quiet and retiring manner that didn't intrude in
public affairs. but devoted his time making
pleasant his own freside. The family circle is
sad indeed al the loss Of a loving brother He
was unmarried and lived with his brother, + W.
Thomas and his sister Miss Alice Thomas. The
relatives have our sincere sympathy in their loss
Funeral services were held on Monday afternoon,
Rev NJ. Kelso, Of Magnolia, officiating and inter-
ment was made at Bsrratts Cemetery.
Capt. r r. Postes has returned with his boat
the LILLIAN" fully equipped for hauling freight
In considerable quantity, and is now ready for
business.
Peaches are now coming in srge quantities to
the boat and sold there on Tuesday at 81 so per
basket
Rev. and Mrs Dashiell and daughter are spend
ing their vacation al Queen Annes, Md.
Camp Meeting is in progress at the baseball
ground, conducted by the colored folks, but it is
wei patronized by the white people also. An
admission OF five centsi charged.
Miss Lucille Palmer celebrated her sixth birth
day on Wednesday afternoon from two to four.
A number Of her little friends were present from
here and spent very pleasant afternoon.
Mrs Mary Kelly broke OFF needle in her hand
last week. She had It removed with little diff
Guilty and has recovered from the unpleasant
effects.
William Ridgeway OF Dover, is having large
vault made At Barmtt's Cemetery. john Ryan.
OF Frederick, laid the foundation last week. One
Of the hansomest monuments In the cemetery is
the Carlisle" monument, recently erected by P.
T. Carlisle, Sr., OF this town.
William Carey lost his gold watch on Friday,
and dillgent search failed to recover it, but on
Monday morning John Warren, colored. of near
town. restored the watch to the owner and re-
ceived the reward.
T. P. Timmons. our popular druggist has made
a perfume of the flowers Of Frederick which is
delicious and lasting.
J. s. Reynolds cannery opened for canning to.
natoes on wednesday and a successful season is
Predicted
Mrs j. B. Derrickson, Mrs. Annie Burton and
Is Laura whitley are spending week at The
delaware Water Gap.
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GIRLS BODY IN LAKE
Brooklyn School Teacher, Who Disap'
peared, Was Drowned.

Brooklyn School Teacher, Who Disap'
peared, Was Drowned.
Paterson, N. j., Aug. 2S.-The body
Of Miss Agnes Mcguire. the Brooklyn
school teacher, who mysteriously dis
appeared from a carriage at Nolan's
Point, Lake Hopatcong, N. J., Satur-
day night, was found in the lake.
Miss Mcguire was visiting at her
uncle's home in Dover, N. J., when
her cousin, Charles Mcguire, a clerk
in the Dover post office. took her for
a drive to Camp Lookout at Nolan's
Point, on Lake Hopatcong. They ar
rived at the camp after dark, and Just
as a thunder storm was about to oe-
cur Hitching his horse TO a tree,
Charles Mcguire left his cousin wait
ing in the carriage while he went to
the camp to get some clothing. He
said he was absent only a few min
utes. but when he returned Agnes was
gone. leaving no trace Of the route
she had taken.
Coroner Hitchins, after an examina-
ton Of the body, announced that there
were no signs that the girl had been
a victim of violence, and that. in his
opinion, Miss Mcguire had committed
suicide by throwing herself in the
lake.
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500 Reward. 500.

The readers OF this paper will be pie ased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls CatarTh
Cure Is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con-
stitutiOnal disease, requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de
stroying the foundation Of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature In do.
ing It's work The proprietOrs have so much
faith in its curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that Il iais
to cure. Send for list Of testimonials.
Address. +. j. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
CHE milford Crust o.,

At Milford, in the State OF Delaware, at the
close OF business Aug. 22nd. 1907.
RESOURCES.
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Richardson's TO Can Tomatoes.

For the first time in many years the
big packing establishment Of the Rich
ardson & Robbins Company Of Dover
began the work Of canning and conserv
ing tomatoes Thursday. The whole
establishment Will be turned over to
the work and the white capped and
white-aproned women working under
the faetOry's special sanitary regula-
tons will probably handle about 1000
baskets Of tomatoes each day. The
firm has advertised that in addition to
its regular canning force Of upwards Of
800 operators, it Will need about 70 girls.
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Mrs. sarah Smithers and daughter, Miss Helen
ere visiting IN Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Krebs Of Philadelphia, are
visiting relatives here.
Mrs Elite smithers is visiting in Philadelphia
this week.
Mrs Z W. Belts and Miss Louisa Roat are at
tending the jamestown Exposition.
Miss Mildred Grihith, of du Pont Banks, visited
her aunt, Mrs. Walter Carrow last week
Dr. Bradley Grier, of Clayton, spent several
days home last week
Miss Ida Jones. of Reedy Island, is the guest
of Mrs A ". Carlow.
Mrs Annie F. Lord is visiting her daughter
Mrs Harry Elliott of seaford
Mrs Sarah Il Lister, OF Philadelphia, is visit
ing her brother. John W. Hall, who is quite i'll
at this writing.
Mrs william Briggs is on the sick list again.
Mr.. and Mrs walter Allen and daughter, Of
Philadelphia. are visiting Mrs Annie smith
Mrs susan McKuitt is IN Phi adelphia in order
to be near her son, Robert, who is i'll in the
Methodist Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs W. Knowles and son, Emmett
Of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs, Knowles.
Mrs Mary Boone Mrs. Mary Melvin, Mrs.
Laura Carrow and Mrs. Ollie Carrow are visiting
in Philadelphia.
Mrs smith McIlyaine, Of Viola, Miss Nora
Barnett Of Chestertown, Nd, and Miss Clara
McIlvaine, of Magnolia. were guests OF John
Russel and wife last week,
Rev Carpenter breaches sunday at Christ
Mission both morning and evening.
Messrs. Howard Dryer, of Haddonfeld, n. j.,
and j. L. Burton Of Honeoye, Falls, n. Y. were
the guests Of the Misses lrma and Nan Manlove
over Sunday.
Misses Irma and Nan Manlove will return to
Philadelphia this week.
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Kansas City. Aug 2S. - Passenger
train No. POI. On the st. Louis & San
Francisco railroad. carrying Secretary
Taft. was derailed near Spring Kill,
Kan. No one was hurt. A switch flew
open after the engine and baggage car
had passed The mail car was deraiL
ed and dragged SEQ feet over the ties.
The passengers were shaken up. al
though the train was running slowly
Secretary Taft aided in rea5suring tim
i'd passeng gers.
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Colonel Isaac Wing, a noted philan.
tropist and one Of the wealthiest men
in Wisconsin, died at Bayfield,.
The Earl Of Dunmore, the most
prominent christian scientist in Eng
land, died suddenly at his home near
Canterbury.
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/, j. B. SMITH, Cashier OF the above-named bank
do sOlemnly swear that the above statement is
true TO the best OF my knowledge and belief.
j. b. SMITH, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 18th
day OF Aug 1907.
WILLIAM A, TRUTH, Notary Public.
CORRECT-Attest:
r. II. WlLLIAMs,l
DANIEL HIRsCH. ! Directors.
ISAAC S. TRUTT,
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STATE 81 Delauate Comfy Of SHSSea-, s.:
I, 6. 7. REED, Cashier Of the above-named
corporation do sOlemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief
q. T. REED, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2Sth
day Of Aug, 1907.
CHARLES G. FISHER, Notary Public.
CORRECT-ATTEsT;
A. W. POWELL,
GEO. II. HALL, Directors,
WIN. A. HUMEs,
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made for break fast, which was eaten with
the relish that sharp morning air pives
Alter breakfast came the really ser;op.
business of the trip, the making ready for
the chicken barbecue, cooked over RI.
siowest fire, basted with orr chers own
special preparation, applied generously
ana often during several hours and final.
~ served on magnificent platter made
OF pasteboard cracker box. and those
sixteen CHICKENS disappeared like magic
row more hours spent on the summit
supper. another shorter evening snant
round the camp fire, during which time
the men drew upon their experiences and
lmaginations for material for hair RAISING
adventure, the scenes of which were ali
laid within short distance of the nlace
we were occupying. No one was the least
bit afraid but the women all an1onncod
at the same time that they were sleepy
ana stald as close together as possible and
soon every one was asleep only to be
awakened at dawn by a voice Announcing
That 1t was seven O'Clock and time to 90
home. Hours after we arose it really was
seven O'Clock but by that time we were
well down the mountain, reaching the lit
tie village, hot and dusty but having had
glorious trip. No one would have rec
ognlzed in the white clad ladies and men
VINO appeared later at the ball game to
cheer our boys to victory, the yillianous
looking crown in the wagons with their
Gathering tinware and rolls of bedding
put no eatables-who had come "down
the hilP' few hours before.
East Sound, Aug. Z.
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viii Attend State College

Otis Murray will return to Pullman
next month to continue bis studies in
the engineering course of the State
College. He will be in the junior
year. Alvia Carter, who spent a
year there, will return to complete
his course in the business department.
and Leon Little will take the. phar-
macy course. Cecil Carter may pos
sibly enter one of the departments
Norman briggs, who has spent two
years there, has not fully decided
whether he win return this fall. All
of them are among the steadiest,
most studious and reliable young men
in the county and they are doing wise
liz IN taking advantage Of the oppor-
tunities afforded them to educate
themselves well.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Gould arrived
from Seattle Thursday for a short
stay at their cottage here. They are
accompanied by Mr.. Gould's cousin,
Miss Hamilton, and by Mr.. and Mrs.
Robb. Mr.. Robb will do the galvan-
lied cornice work on the new bank
building.
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Domenico Debltondo, of Guyaquil,
Ecuador, brother of the late Saliva
dore Debitondo, was here the first OF
the week on business connected with
the settlement of his brothers estate,
of which he is the only heir. Mr.. De-
bitondo has lived many years in South
America and is said to be quite we'll
TODD.
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A Prize Stallion

Jas. Buchanan received a telegram
a few days ago saying that the stall
lion ''Fusian, which company of
San Juan and Lopez farmers recently
purchased, IFS considered the best
Percheron in America" He won the
first prize and gold medal at the An
nual Show Of France in 1905 and also
first prize and gold medal at the
Great Central Show at Paris in June
OF the same year and first prizes at
the Ohio state fair and at Kansas
City.
The best Ice Cream and Sodas Il
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The Douglas restaurant is now es-
tablished in the new Douglas building
and is doing good business under
the management Of VIM Douglas and
Mrs. E. NJ Eastman. The res taurant
is fitted up very nicely and is credit
to the town.
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The launch Guard returned Friday
from Point Roberts. Commander
Leusenrink reports few fish and little
doing in that locality.
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Both morning and evening services
will be held in the Presbyterian
church here next Sunday and at the
valley church in the afternoon.
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John Graham was passenger on
tho Rosalie, Tuesday, returning to his
home at Richardson from a visit with
his brother, VIM. Graham, and his
family and other friends in Belling-
| ham.
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E. NJ. Eastman, the painter, says
he has no intention ofreturning to Bel
lingham for two or three months at
least and perhaps not then.
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In the superior court last Friday
Judge joiner decided the case OF ".
R Garrett VS.. Jensen Bros. in favor
q the defendants, whom Garrett sued
for an attorneys fee for alleged legal
services. A motion for new trial
has been filed together with afhdaylts
and counter afidavits relating to al.
legged anewly discovered evidence.
Mr. Garrett was assisted in the pre-
sentation Of his case by I. :. =.
Healv. Of Bellingham. L. J. Irwin, o.
FRIDAY Harbor, and 2. N. Liddy, OF
Bellinebam, appeared for Jensen
Bros.
$3.50. e Churchill's, only 8
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The finest line of wall paper ever
brought to the county can be found at the
A. j. Wright Paint Co.'s store.
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G. B. Mum, an attorney of War
rem, Pa, arrived Thursday for a
short visit with his old friend L. j.
Irwin, who came from the same place,
M. Mum is accompanied by J. H,
Bennett, of St. Louis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal Larson, Mr..
and Mrs. Gene G. Gould, Miss Ella
Mullis and Frank Mullis were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Geoghegan at
dinner Wednesday evening.
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Stuart Island

Ed Chevalier and Louie Smith WIS.,
tied the county seat Saturday.
Harry Cook and Kasper Mordhorst
spent Sunday on Speiden and Flat
Top islands.
Mrs. J. Matheson visited Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Chris Johnson at
Roche Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson and child
rem spent Sunday afternoon at the
home of o. T. Johnson.
Miss L. Grace Philip left Tuesday
evening on the steamer Elmo for a
short visit at East Sound
Chas. Cook spent Sunday afternoon
at the Light station. He left Tuesday
for short visit with San Juan friends.
Mrs. A. V. A. Chevalier and child
rem returned Saturday from visit
with friends and relatives in Belling-
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Balam entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Chevalier and Mrs.
Graignic at dinner Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Lorena Roster, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mordhocst
has returned to her home on San
Juan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Borchers, Mrs. Bro
die. Louis and Leila Borchers were
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Jack Matheson on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mordhorst and their
son Bernard, DIR. M. Pease and W.
Pease made pleasure trip to Wal
drcn Sunday in the launch "Ollie NJ. F."
DR.. M. Pease, of New York, is
spending his vacation with his father
on the island. They were guests OF
Mr.. O'Neill at the Light station We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and son Dewey,
Of Seattle, came over from Bellingham
an the Elmo Saturday and returned
Monday. While on the island they
were guests at the Balam home.
Frank Graignic came over from
Waldron Saturday in his launch Helen
and returned Sunday, accompanied
ON his home trip by his mother who
had been spending the week with Mrs.
nd Chevalier on Speiden island.
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FOR SALE-Having sold my place |
offer for sale cheap nine milch cows and
four bead of young stock. Also num-
Der of farm implements, including pillow
and harrow,
ARTHUR MCKAY,
Friday HarbOr.
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Mrs. Stoliker pleasantly entertain
ed quite a party of unmarried ladies
and gentlemen at her home Tuesday
evening in honor of her sisters, Misses
Sarah and Lettie Todd.
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Mrs. A. Ackley has returned to
her home at New Westminster, ac-
companied by Miss Pearl Ackley.
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DR.. Shrodes has been notified that
ne creditably passed the recent ex-
animation of the state medical board
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Mrs. ]. W. Feighner, of Spokane,
arrived Wednesday for visit of sew
eral weeks with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. G. L. McKinnis.
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Mrs. j. L. Blair and Mrs. George
IS. Wright have been spending the
week in Seattle visiting Mrs. Wright's
daughter, Mrs. Lyle King.
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DR.. A. T. Erb, of Bellingham, re-
quests the ISLANDER to announce
that he will be at Friday Harbor
Wednesday afternoon and evening
Aug. IA; at Lopez on the 18th and at
Port Stanley from the 10Th to the
10Th.
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J A. Mccormick, the photograph
er, returned from Seattle, Thursday
morning.
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Steamer ROSal10 DlSaDlcu
The steamer Resale broke her tail
shaft in San Juan channel Tuesday
afternoon, short distance from San
Juan pass. The mishap rendered her
entirely helpless. Her distress whis-
ties were heard here and the revenue
launch Guard and the launch Owasse
went out promptly ard towed her to
a safe anchorage in Griffin bay. A
tug was sent from Seattle to tow her
there for repairs. It is expected
that she will be on the route again
Monday. The Lydia Thompson, which
at the time Of the Rosalie's mishap
was undergoing repairs necessltateo
by the experience with drunken engl-
neers q few days before, came Out
Thursday, returning yesterday.
FOR SALE-Fine saddle horse, weight
$50 pounds, not yet i've years old, gentle
and sound.
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The Old Feather Bed" is the title
o. a catchy little song composed by
Rev. E. O. Harris, of Friday Harbor,
and just published by the Success
Music Company, of Chicago. Copies
may be obtai@ed at the Harpst music
store for 25 cents each.
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Dry Batteries direct from Factory, -
cents each at Fowle's,
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Some effort is being made to organ
ize a stock company among the mer.
chants and producers of the county tc
build and operate a steamer on the
Seattle route.
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We caa furnish you with picture mould
ing. or can frame your pictures for you-
A. j. Wright Paint Co.
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Mrs. F. f. Joubert and son Julian
went to Bellingham, Monday, return
ing Wednesday as far as Doe Bay.
where they stopped for short visit
with friends.
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Mrs. W. H. Bishop has returned to
her home in Seattle after delightful
visit with her mother, Mrs. Frank
Wilson, at Sportsman lake.
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leland
Pop. 1889
DR.. McKinnis spent day or two
IN Seattle the first of the week.

The steamer Buckeye passed her
annual inspection at Bellingham Mon
day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Yates returned to
their home in Tacoma the first of the
week after pleasant visit with DIR.
and Mrs. McKinnis.
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A full line of Sash, Doors and Glass.
A. j. Wright Co.
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FOR RENT-Five room cottage in Fri
day Harbor. Inquire at Drug Store.
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G. B. briggs returned from Seattle
Thursday. His mother, whose illness
called him there, was some better
when he left.
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San Juan
1sea 81 o.. Mites

S. D. Robertson was in town from
Olga the first of the week.
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The subject for next Sunday morn
ing's sermon in the Methodist church
will be ''Unseen Sources. There
will be no service in the evening.
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Mrs. 0. II. Culver and children re-
turned Tuesday from a months visit
with Orcas island relatives and
friends.
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Geo. Mullis returned Tuesday from
trip to Vancouver, r. C.
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Camping on Mt.
Constitution

Continued from Page One
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The best Ice Cream and sodas at
Towle's.
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~ 1ne Great Majestic Steel Range leads
"a o'ners. The ordinary range usually
aefed to be as good as the Majestic
tic s sh rom to as much as the Males
to nc,nereby costing fully Is per cent less
so,d a. nufacture. The Great Majestic =
maa strictly on its merits and although Is
REIrchaser gets full value for his money.
thu ~ hardware Co. are sole agents ior
Of WhsJestic Steel Range for the COUNTIES
'com, Skagit and San Juan.
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Albert Jensen spent a portion O
the week in Seattle on a business
trip.
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pRoWN HERB TABLETS

Will make sns k sf thy sGs nyes
bsve any or Blood, it will pay you to try
KIDNEY Rox (s-ven months treatment)
them en- postpaid. Sample package mailed
e.W' address, w. P. CALDWELL, Special
iree r. Box "a, Lopez, Wash.
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High Chairs, Hammocks and Lamps at
Fowie's.