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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

NJ A. MILLER. 1874 PARK ST. ALAMEDA
Residence phone. Alameda s311-
ss.sOe- ELEGANT, new s room. stery and a
half house, beautiful ground deep lot elegant
ueighborhocd: modern; sl-ooo down
nns lot; modern house. with plenty q fluit.
ss.4oo-5 room bungalow On ssn lose: 500
down.
s., ,oeo-cottase Of rooms Thls is one q
plate si N siss ' beam eeh cement basement
and very artistic and On Santa Clara sv-; lot
So oo0-One OF the finest houses in Alameda:
rooms; finest avenue This house Is medeTD
and cannot be baff for less than IS. coo; party
must have the money
Lots Of every description on easy terms See
me for bargains Money 10 loan to build with
date with. me FOR Sunday. Hcrse and surrey At
II. A. MILLER. 1874 PARK ST. ALAMEDA
Residence phone. Alameda 2s1l-
LUMBER AND LABOR BOTH DOWN
work all done. East Oakland Heights. the
Linda Vista Of East Oakland
5000 per foot. IooxIse on Vernon street;
three good lots
$3.50. 4oxlis: street work all done. This i.
a ane lot. Esst oakland: bargain close 70 2sd
av-; terms easy
sl.sJo. close 10 Grove St: 4ox1So; in The
midst Of new improvement
Linda Vista Terrace-one Of the very best
lots left; worth sloo per foot: can be lad for
So per foot. 60xla5-
Berkeley-s1. 600 win bpv to- 4ax1as v5,h
sion OF the Key Route local
JAS $ NAIsNITH.
1858 Washington St. Bacon Arcade.
TUCKER. LYNCH & COLDwELI. INC.
REAL ESTATE RENTING. INSURANCE
PHONE KEARSY 610
53 POST ST. SAN FRANCISCO
l0-oO0-30E acres with good rooIn and bath
hard finished house: Castro valley niles
from Hayward, rich. black loan coil IN
fruit vines and hay Z sores il gum
trees: hne spring: barn Of stalls; 10
acres fenced: mortgage S3.01o can remain
s4.5oo-s aeres Of sandy Loan soil hair mile
from business center % Haywar1. cher
ries pay S1.JOo year: s1-50o cash. balance
mortgage
from Hayward, il hay. has plenty OF
water. Ene peach and apricot Land
FRCTTyALE BTILDING LOTS.
/; CASH c.sHn
Upward. only = cash for choice level bulldsnr
lots II Seminary. park SANFORD fractl See spe-
ciai agent NJ office the tract corner Semi
nary av-sand East i4th ST. Fruifvsle- Open
cisco via Southern Pacific to Melrose station or
Oakland Hayward electric ears to seminary Az
TUCKER. LYNCH & COLDwEII- nc.
. POST ST. SAN FRANCISCO.
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DELINaUEyT sALE NOTICE

SUNSET MONARCH OIL CoMPASY-Loca-
tien and place Of business. city and county Of
San Francisco. state Of California.
Notice: There is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock account OF assessment
No. 2. levied On the 9Th day of February. 1905
the several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective share holders follows:
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the board Of directors made the 9Th day Of
February. 1905. so many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock may be necessary viii be sold
at public auction at the Office of the company.
at 90 Clay street In the city and county OF San
Francisco. state OF Cahf0rnia. on THURSDAY.
the 26fh day OF March. 1903. at twelve fi2l
O'Clock noon. such day. to par such delinquent
assessment thereon. together with cost Of ad-
vertssing and expenses OF sale
GEO. A. DOUGLASS. Secretary
Office OF company. 30 Clay street cify and
county Of San Francisco. state Of California
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

S1.7J0-A room cottage: lot 3sx1sa: southern
exposnre- blocks from station and electric
cars. cement walks and ali street work done
small cash PAYMENT balance same as renf
H. g. AEHRTENS. 1000 Webster st AFs-
media
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LEGAL NOTICES

1 WILL not be responsible for any debts incurred
by my wife, Mand kaeinrz- EMANUEL
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BIRDs4IL & CRAIG COMPANY

$. 4oo-Pretty little cottage. 4 rooms and attic.
in Northwest Berkeley, close 70 $ T.
trains and streetears; 500 down and 81
ss.5OO-New room bungalow. IN woOdlawn Pars
inst of College sv.; all large rooms and
sunny; iot 4oxios. 81. 90 dewn and $50 mo-
s.. .2oo-s reom house block from College az
car liae- built by day labor lot 40xfess
fine neighberhOod. terms $1,000 down. bal
anee 50 per mo.
$, s5,25e-Charmlng room bungalow IN Etna st.
near Dwight way: most exclusive residence
hreplaees. polished doors and most
tisfse Throughout: pretty lawn. fruit. Der
RES and flowers: lot 4oxls5, easy terms
So a50-Fine room house in the HnIezass tract;
furnace heated Throughout: sundeek com
water system; this - one BIG snap
easy terms: lot J0xl60
LOTS-LOTS
s1.300-4ox13s foot lot. close College and Al
eatraz: cheapest buy n the district
s1s5o-s5x12o. NV corner Of College sv.: own
sr reeds the money and price REDUCED
s.. 2.25o-FaIrvsew PARK. vest side Beavenuc av-
near Wcelzey; 5ox1So' don't miss this
Two otaee-. open sundays
Hs5-.lsI Shuttuek aE- Berkeley
$50 cash and SO per month buys ans q lhe 5
lots l an putting On the market
You want Ist Tor home
You want il cheap
These viii suit yOu-
They IRE blocks from car line.
one block fron Key Route station On a
franchise
ne street work is Gnisbed-
Al lots are above the grade and have ane
me lots are as good and 500 cheaper than
lots blocks more further 0gr Of t7wn-
Two eO<ners at se25 snd s9-5 are inclnded in
these easy terms. the other inside lots are cor
The of6ce vii be open SUNDAY and trans
portatloa furnished 70 the property
THE I0Ts ARE WELL IN Town.
NEAR A CAR NOW RUNNING
THE PRICES ARE RIGHT
The TERMS EXCEPTIONAL
B. D. n CREME.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Corner Center and Oxfor1 St.. Berkeley. Phone
Berkeley i142
I'VE SELL THE EARTH"
JCSTER BAIRD 2177 Shartuck aV-
IS. TO
Fer immediate saIe-A beautiful rDoni hosss
line. commands beautiful view q Golden gate
and surrounding bay modern heating plant-
h-FaEo'd ao'Fs. aaseaess saoso ETC.
Dainty : room cottage; pa8eied ~zlsss an
rooms tinted new sn.- I y 1s sood neisaforaood
Oniy bloeks from the high school. 6ne rom
house. new and modern; terms. $50 cash. bsl-
ance can Be arranged.
JUSTER & BAIRD. PIT Saattuck az.
Phone Berkeley 1l47-
FOR RENT
sa0-Cottage Of . rooms and oarl; tasfefuily fur
nished- with pretty yarsl- BenTenue near
sos roasn house in Virginia ST. near Shatfuek.
electric lights fuel gas nice yanl- ho1iSe
faces south
s5o-Wate< incintletI- Est ~ lar-e roo1as. rear
Berkeleg station S-s.Tn fzonfzEe. attractive.
eenTenienrs large r1oi,-l far : families
S5--F0r furnished hes-S- ~ ! roGzi1s. in Derby
II near Plelnaont hexf I0fsfsen in town
THE WARREN CHENEY CO1LHA<L- Nc
u.s. Center st.. FIRST national ba1k auiidlnx
BerkelcT. cal
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For SALE.

One of the ulosf artistic 5 roorn hoa=eS IN
f,1zremont district Berkeley-
Lot 5exlS5. dae lawn ruses and other lowers
aosse has beam cr3li1=S. poiishesI 1ceFs. running
water ia every rnn1l- arranged Tor furnace. <sa
deck. beautiful view of bay. Minutes walk
from Key koure and streetcars- best reasons f0r
selling. prlce reaSonahle-
Address Owner. 90 Nonadnock building san
Francisco
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FOR sale. furnished. q beautiful North Berkeley
hoIne- grand view 5 r0omS hath. servants
and laundry. completely and exquisItelv
furnished. S6. 20 half cas1- EDWARDS. SIIs-
YER & CLOVER. Ine-- - GeaD ST.. nh01f
Kearny 147l-
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WANT ADS
oAQAED AAAIDA BtRklH fRuTVAlt
SWAP COLUMN

SWAP COLUMN
4 TUXEDO suit only worn times valued new
At <45: win ct q high school youth II not TOO
stout: will swap for q eocd camera or set OF
drawing instruments r. n. $50 18th ST.
Oakland
WILL exchange good newspaper ruute. valued
at $500. for suitable real estate IN Oakland
or Berkeley. Address e. H. d. Cali Office.
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LoCKs,nTHs-Oakl.nd

BEST equipped key shop in Oak, work and
prices to suit s55 Clay: phones Oak 67l7.
Home Asia
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kLAND N9 k5fRg[TfAIE
ALAMEDA REAL EsrATE-contiaaea

l. W McGLAUFLIN.
REAL Estate AND INSURANCE..
Citizens Bank Building
24o1 santa Clara az
Phone Alameda 1859 Asanesia. Cal
SPECIALS this week
CHOICEST lots al reasonahls prices
On east side Of Park aT-- opposite the PARK
Prices from 81. 40 upward size. 4txf-t-
Lots 33.4x1ee from 500 70 $50. easy terms
500 s RON cottage vita hish basement.
al fooued. house in perfect o-iers So
cash. balance Ike reat; Convenient Il
trains and cars
se.s5o-New. rOom cottage. modern: right il
tsvn. only Sioeks from PARK streets
So cash snl $40 month ~nl bny lot IN
.-FrzIrvaIe Boulevard Tract 25xlSo, price
sS5e-IoS 4Oziso: sunny side of street. bloes
fron electric cars. biocks from station
sI.e50 cash VIII buy 5 roem house = fats
rooms each. rent one and 1--we r
ether. blocks from Grand 81 ssafson;
street work rew. act qliickiy On this
See MeGLAUFTTN-
SOME SNAPS
Ssoo-SSoo cash SO mbntAiy, : lofs- S'1
sssO-ssss cash. $40 mouthly; : lots. ssr
sl.s5o~si.2oo cash; sis monthly. cottage el =
Eec.ns. IN seurse q eess5rueS g1; 80 aa-
$. .ooo.sl 600 cash: balance 70 snit no-th SIDE
Of santa Clara av- ID improvements bot
worth the money: Jex90-
$2.Jo0-SI.se9 casa. balance n0rtgases cottage
roons; as investment pays per cent
se.s5o-s5oo cash: $3.50 mon-hiy: cottage
Ss.4oo-sI.4oo cash: balance mortgage. new
FRANK R. NEVILLE.
1911 Webster 81. Alamesis-
e D JUDD COMPANY.
240o Santa Clara aT.
S3.ce4e-Cottaee- . FsonS and barge aooret 2tttc;
lot s. :six1eo' Alameda PARK: terms II desired
$J.25e-Corner. 1os3x150- = block from Park
St station. Improvements rent for so per month.
large well Windmill etc; room for more
buildings
s75o-A fne lot sss6x127. in center OF Alameda:
nov. ab0nt X sr once yon VIII lose IL.
y w P0LLARD. 142S PA-k 81
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
MAsON-McDUFFIE COMPANY
WHERE THE KEY ROUTE STOPS
BERKELEY
SIS DOWN BUYS A BEAUTIFUL BEAUTI-
FCL HOME SITE I NBERKELEY. OVER
LOOKING THE BAY THE GOLDEN GATE.
MOUNT TAMAIPAIS AND san FRANCISCO
BALANCE IN FIVE YEARS
NO TAxEs-No INTEREST TILL 1910.
BEAUTIFUL
NORTHBRAE-
NORTHBRAE
NoRTHBRAE.
CAR LINE now RUNNING to the heart Of ths
tract
FREE LIFE INSURANCE
$500 GOLD COIN TO TEN LOT BUYER WHO
FIRST LET'S A CONTRACT AND BEGINS
THE WORK OF BUILDING HOME
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS SEE OUR
ADVERTISEMENT IN SATURDAYS ISSUE
OF THIS PAPER
VISIT NoRTHBRAE TODAY
YOU'LL FIND IT FAR MORE BEAUTIFUL
THAN We HAVE REPRESENTED
HOW TO GET THERE
TAKE KEY. ROUTE OR SOUTHERN PACIFIC
TeR 70 BTRA E1aHT To HS THE HEAkF EAkE GF FEF THE
AT OUR OFFICE.
CALL AT OUR MAN OFFICE. RIGHT
We Will TAKE YoG oUT N oSE OF
OUR AUTOMOBILES
oUR OFFICE Is OPEN TODAY.
MAsoN-NcDUFFIE COMPANY
WHERE THE KEY ROUTE STOPS
BERKELEY
BIRDsALL & CRAIG cOSfPANY-
s.. 4oo-Pretty little cottage. 4 rOOns and attic.
IN Northwest Berkeley. close 70 : T.
trains and streercars: $500 dawn and s.
month.
Sc 500-New ) room bungalow IN Woodiawn Pars
inst of College av- all large rooms and
sunny. lot 40x106. 81. 90 deVn aud $50 mo-
81 2O0-6 room house 1 block from College av.
car liae- built BY DAY labor lot 40xfod.
fine neighborhoOd; terms 81 ooo down. bal
a1ce 50 per no
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

SIS DOWN BUYS BEAUTIFUL. BEAUTI-
FCL HOME SITE I NBERkELEY. OVER
LOOKING THE BAY THE GOLDEN GATE.
MOUNT TAMALPAIS AND SAN FRANCISCO
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ROOMS TO LEr-cont,pues

1alodt aodt st. zoS-Esrge sunny front room well
.4Isolsaso. running water. electric light. bath:
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TYpEwRrrERs AND SUPPLIES

TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES
MONARCH Visible Typewriter-In the Monarch
Visible Typewriter all Of the writing as IN
full sight all the time; other makes. second
hand al very reasonable prices; rent, re
pair and inspect: before purchasing ring Up
2 Vest 500 cau at 1928 Devisadero ST
WOLF & ISESBRUCE- dealers
SPECIAL rental rates, rebuIlts. I'd hands. at
bargains supplies. repairs. desks. ALEXAS-
DER ( CO.. 1870 Fillmore St Tel. West 62Ss-<
NO Smith. S35 The Typewriter Exchange.
1O1I Golden Gate av. Tel PARK 9T3-
WALTER A. SCOTT. 5IS Market st; all makes
from SIS: supplies. repairs
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore ST. near
Post
TRuSSES
SPECIALISTS in truss fittings CLARK-GAN-
DION COMPANY. I2JS G. e. az. ar Fillmore.
WINDOW SHADES
ADVANCE window shade factory Orders filed
at short notice GEO. wALC0N. e37 Turk
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1861 Fillmore St near
Post
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HOMES FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
EASY PAYMENTS
SMALL INSTALLuESTS
; SEE THE ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

CAR LINE NOW RUNNING to the heart Of the
tract
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
MAsoN-McDUFFIE COMPANY

WHERE THE KEY ROUTE sToPs.
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rsooNs TO LET-coatrnued

TE.E WENPE. sie Oak st--EIesantIy furnished
racr1S IN suite and single light and sun7r-
rro5eru corTe1le1ces; instantaneous hot rrs-,r
f1 every rooHs gas. electric light. also urht
larse kee7llE roo1s-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. SUNDAY. MARCH Is 1908
ROOMS TO LEr-ce.tl.uea

STEINER St. 119-Sanny, furnished house keep
ing rooms: coal CRATE. gas stove; rooms for
gentleE m: rent reasonable: newly furnished
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-12-25
OWOSSO. FRIDAY, DEC. 25, 1908
LOCAL NEWS.

Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Doolittle are in
Alpena for the holidays.
Mrs Adam Auiler of Burton, is visit
ing in Northern Michigan.
Mrs. d. B. Chase left Monday for
Battle Creek to visit relatives.
Mrs. j. Meacham has gone to Detroit
to spend the holidays with her sister
Miss Mary Lyon, of the Massilon,
Ohio schools, is spending the holidays
here.
Mrs p. Nethaway returned to her
home in Garland, Saturday, after visit
with Mrs. Sarah Covert.
Miss Iona Wildermuth has accepted
a position as bookkeeper with the E. M.
Miller insurance agency.
Principal F. Ct. DeYoe, of the high
school and family are at Gobelville to
spend this and next week.
Mrs. Dora Stoll returned to her home
in Ann Arbor, Saturday, after visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Amos.
Mr.. and Mrs J. @. Rae and children,
North Oak street. are in Bedford, Ind.
visiting relatives for week.
Mrs Hattie Scott returned Saturday
to her home in Clio after visit with
her sister, Mrs. II. j. Stannard.
Miss Violet Hess left for her home in
Mt. Pleasant, Monday, after visit
with Mrs. Floyd Leffingwell, Mason
street.
Miss Emma Schaar has gone to To-
ledo to accept position and Miss Helen
Azelton has taken her place at Bells
bakery.
Miss Nina Baldwin left Saturday for
her home in Grand Rapids, after com.
plotting her work with Hunt & Martin,
milliners.
James Murray is at home in Oakley
recovering from the effects of having
his great toe crushed while working at
the Ann Arbor shops with the repair
gang last Saturday.
E. N. Grow, aged 81 years, died Sat
urday in Saginaw at the home of his
daughter. The funeral was held in
Saginaw, Monday, and the remains
buried by the side of his wife's in Oak
Hill cemetery. Deceased was brother
of M. D. Grow of this city.
Over 40 young men and boys have
signifed their intention of going to
Lansing Dec. 30 to be the guests of the
Lansing Y. M. G. A. in their elegant
home. 1t will be necessary to sell 70
tickets to secure a special train and it
seems quite probable the number will
be reached
Geo. L. McNutt, the dinner pail
man." gave three excellent and helpful
talks in Owosso, Saturday evening, and
Sunday, talking to the Y. M. 9. A. men
at the Temple theatre, Sunday after
noon on 1.-THE Making of Men" and to
the Y. NJ. G. A. boys at the association
rooms Such addresses as these by
practical men with practical ideas are
most ENJOYABLE and do an immense
amount of goodi
Mrs. Bessie Bailey died Sunday at
Pontiac, where she had been for the last
four years. The remains were brought
to Owosso and the funeral held Tuesday
2 afternoon from the home of her brother,
Edgar Middaugh. Interment was made
at West Haven. Mrs. Bailey was 90
years of age and lived formerly at 3i5
South Chapman street with her husband.
She is survived by one son, Floyd Of
Lansing, aud four daughters, Mrs.
Orrie Campbell Of Santa Ana, Calf,
Mrs. Maud Hamilton and Miss Ethel,
ofFlint. and Mrs. Stella Willis of Rush.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-12-25
Highest Price Paid

For cattle. sheep. lambs, hogs. Veal
calves speciality. When you are
ready to sell call VIM. TELLER. Owes
so. Bell phone 212. Union phone IL
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-12-25
We show hundreds
of useful things that
would m axe good
Christmas gifts.

Sweaters, sweater coats and vests and
pony coats for men, women and
children. d
Gloves and mittens for all the family.
Hosiery and underwear,
Umbrellas and walking sticks.
New neckwear and neck ''fxings" of
all kinds.
Suspenders and hose supporters.
Carpets and rugs.
Carpet sweepers.
Mems and boys white and colored neg
ligee cotton shirts, also wooden shirts.
Women's misses and childrens coats
and women's suits, all now at closing
out prices.
Night robes and pajamas. ~
Shopping bags, travelling bags and suit
cases.
L duu bOll6U
Table linen, lunch cloths and napkins.
Dresser scarfs, sideboard covers, tray
cloths, center pieces and doylies.
Dress goods and silks
Handkerchiefs- immense stock.
Womens silk and cotton shirt-waists.
Japanese, German and French decorat-
ed china.
Cut glass.
Hand mirrors.
Dolls and nursery books.
Bed blankets and blankets for bath
robes. .sr@
Steamer rugs, plush and kersey lap
robes.
Clothes hampers and waste paper bas-
kets.
Lace curtains, tapestry curtains and
couch covers
Hats and caps for men and boys.
Misses and childrens bonnets, caps and
toques. ~.
Mems house coats.
Mems, boys and children's suits, over
coats and raincoats.
Mems white and fancy vests.
Silk and wool muffiers.
Safety and ''old-fashioned' razors of all
standard makes.
Hair and clothes brushes.
Back combs, side combs and jewelry.
Silk and cotton petticoats and knit
wooden understands
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-12-25

Supt. and Mrs. J. w. Simmons ar
visiting relatives in Constantine.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-12-25
Miss Maud Morrice is spending the

Miss Maud Morrice is spending the
school vacation in Detroit.
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. w. Smith and
daughter Helen. of Lansing are guests
OF Mr. and Mrs w. l.. Frisbie's.
If the person who sent communica-
ton regarding tie county Indebtedness
signed subscriber" will send us his
name, we will publish the article.
Miss Maud A. Fauth of Owosso, and
Oscar G. Niemann of Grand Island,
Neb., were married by Rev. L. Bower,
in Corunna, Monday. They will visit
in Chicago before going to Nebraska to
reside.
Rev. DR.. Halter of Ann Arbor will
preside at the second quarterly con-
ference Of the Asbury church at the
parsonage Saturday evening of this
week.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-12-25

Most disfguring skin eruptions, scro-
fula, pimples, rashes, etc, are due to
impure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters
is cleansing blood tonic. Makes you
clear-eyed, clear Drained, clear skinned.
Wanted-One casket trimmer. Write,
stating age and experience. Also sal
airy expected. Address, "Ohio", care
The Times.
Wanted-One foreman for wood de-
partment of casket factory. Write,
stating age, experience and salary ex-
pected. Address, "Ohio', care The
Times.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-12-25
Time Tried, Fire Tested.
Winifrede Washed Nut.
OwoSsO Ice& Fuel Co.
Owosso Markets.

Owosso Markets.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
The tighest market price quoted is given OF
each item.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-08-05
DOGS TRY TO EAT MAN.

Battling for forty hours against
pack of hunger-maddened dogs on an
ice pack off the coast of Labrador,
with the temperature ten degrees be-
low zero and only knife to defend
himself from being torn to pieces by
the brutes, is the thrilling experience
that DR.. Wilfred Grenfell, the cele-
brated missionary-physician, recently
passed through. The story Of DR..
Grenfell's escape from death is told
by Captain w. Bartlett. of the steam
er Strathcona, which has just arrived
at st. Johns, N. F., from the north.
Captain Bartlett was with Commander
Peary on several of his expeditions
to the Arctic.
DR.. Grenfell had left Battle Har-
Dor, Labrador, to attend several pa
uents at another settlement, ten miles
distant, and was travelling over the
ice with a pack of dogs, when he
found himself driven off the coast by
a moving ice field. Before he realized
1t he was in an area covered with
broken drift ice, and before he could
stop the dogs the animals had carried
him into the water. The dogs at
tempted to climb on DR.. Grenfell's
back, and he was obliged to fight the
before he was able to climb on to
solid piece of drift ice. The dogs
also succeeded in saving themselves.
The wind was blowing gale from
the northwest. the temperature was
ten below zero, and night was at
hand. Taking or his skin boots, DR..
Grenfell cut them in halves and
placed the pieces over his back and
chest to shield those parts of his
body from the blast. AS the wind
and cold increased, when night came
on, he .,termined to kill three Of the
dogs to afford him more warmth and
to supply the other beasts With food,
fearing that. becoming hungry, they
would tear him to pieces.
As 1t was, they attacked him saw
agely, and he was bitten terribly
about the hands and legs. The doctor
spent trying night. He wrapped
himself up In the skins OF the dead
dogs, but still found 1t SO cold that he
repeatedly had to run about the Ice
to keep up the circiaation. Hoping
that next day he would be in sight Of
land, though the ice was fast receding
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-08-05
to light the lamps" cried kitty, glad

to light the lamps" cried Kitty. glad
of the diversion.
Nelson came near to her and took
hold of her hands. you have time
to say Yes or No before you light
the lamps" he said, gravely.
The blood famed into her cheeks.
Then her irrepressible spirits came to
her rescue. She dropped curtesy.
"Yes. sir. Thank ye kindly, SIR"
"Darling!" Nelson seized her in
his arms.
The drawing room bell rang again.
"They think didn't hear the last
ring" murmured Kitty. 81 must see
to the lamps and you positively must
join the Others"
When 1t was all over and the girls
were going up to bed, Eunice laughed
and said: "Our funny dinner party
has passed off capitally. And l have
some news for you"
"We can guess" cried Mary. ed
gar Gerard said, Will you?' in the
conservatory this evening, and you
said. Yes, thank you
Eunice blushed and nodded her
head.
"You see," said Mary, when she
and Kitty were in their own room,
"our dinner party has resulted in an
engagement in spite of the servant
difficulty"
When she was in bed Kitty MUIR
INJURED to her pillow: sour funny
dinner party has passed off success
fully. And it has resulted in two en-
gagements! london Sunday-School
Times.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-08-05
RUN OVER BY EXPRESS.

Nine coaches of an express train on
the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
road, running at forty miles an hour,
passed over Julia Weigle, two years
old, at Mayfair, ILL.,, without harming
a hair of the baby's head. She fell
under the train in an effort to rescue
her Teddy bear.
The little girl toddled across the
tracks while playing near her home.
Between the rails she dropped her
Teddy bear. She allowed it to lie
where it had fallen, while she sat
down along the embankment to gath
er dandelions. Suddenly she heard
the Omaha express laundering to-
ward her down the track. She
scrambled to her feet and started to-
ward the track to rescue her play
thing AS she was within foot of
the rail the train whizzed toward her.
The suction of the flying cars drew
the child under the train. James
Lewis, the engine driver, leaning
from his locomotive cab, saw the
baby jerked under. He stopped his
engine four blocks further on, leaped
to the ground and ran back. At the
spot where he expected to find the
body he saw the little one sitting in a
depression between the ties, the Ted
dy bear Rugged tightly to her breast.
New York Telegram.