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4. z. POWELL. 4th and East Capft,y g.
ROACH DRUG CO., Sth and G sts "a 49,
~, S. FEALY. NV. cor 18th and Pa ave
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- '1tt',1l-It4 ana provisions. nnely sifIafsI-
I5iissi.l,o,o .is cheap rent; 1890. DUGAN. sl7
The Washington times., 1908-03-24

1-, ,-NCii Rooms IN every section of VVssb-
'"S''A. DJGAN. si7 Louisiana ave.
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UPHOLSTERING.

WHEN LOOKING FOR genuine ANTIQUE ma
hqgauy furniture Of all kinds. repairing and
uph74sterlng, give as call u. - SMITH
s4tu ST. NV Phone West $50 ruElt-sHt
WE SOLICIT orders for all kinds Oh fr-rf-
ture, Upn1lsteTlug, repairing polishing and
renulshiug work neatly done. J. years' a5-
perience. HEATING & HOLT. l7ls a. 81.
NV mhIg-Tsr
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CAtE ~ near transfer corner: cheap Te-T-
making money; only SEQ; worth d51Fis'
Wv YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 5u ii.
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CORNER GROCERY Northeast. daIiy -
~; no rent. sickness price 81. 30 or 49,
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. sii -
mh3f-3t '-- T.
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PROPOSALS FOR BTTU3IINOUs. ANTHRA-
CITE AND STEAM GOALS. Washington. -
g, March =, 1905 Sealed proposals viii be-
received by the Washington Gas Light Com
pany al its o-ice, No. 4l5 Teath street north
west, This city, on or before the sixth day o.
april, 1905 al twelve O'Clock. noon. for the
following supply Of Goals for the year be-
ginning April II, 1slS. and ending April l.
1909
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S0Qc0 tons Of best lhree-QUarter inch
screened gas coal. 10 be delivered, as needed.
TO our West Station Works. TWenty-sixth and
= streets northwest, alongside our wharf.
15,J9 tons OF best three-quaTter inch
screened gas coal, To be deIivered as N=eIei.
10 our East Station Works, Twelfth and II
streets southeast, on tracks in our yard
ANnHRACIrE REnkEN cnAT.
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IF YOU HAVE a horse wagon, automobile
bicycle, house OF household goods and Tire
like that you would like TO sell or exchange
TO best advantage drop me a postal and l viii
call; anything. anywhere BON 40l, Times
office. mhl6-H
The Washington times., 1908-03-24

FOR sAL.E-Detroit Jewel gas range; WI
SCI! t2e 81, cost sl5s save money. See HOP
~ 1HtDs STA and k ng1-e-
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BROOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR 4 f. LUERssEN Drug Store
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
r. L CARNE & CO. 703 King 81.
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
T. A. sONNEMAN
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0,00U tons OF anthracite broken coal % be
delivered as needed. 20 our West Station
Works, Twenty siXth and O streets NORTH
" est. alongside cur wharf.
1000 tons Of anthracite broken coal 70 he
delivered, needed, TO our East station
Works, Twelfth and N streets southeast. on
tracks IN our Narl.
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wANTED-MIscELLANEOUs.

WANTED-TWo good sesond-hand pool tables
balls. and cues; sta,t where located and
what time can be seen; also price. Address
JAS. DOUGHERTY, 40l y. Pitt ST., Alexan-
dria, va. ll
no BORROW $50 on good District of CO.
lumbia property; VIII pay y per cent inter
est and pay back in monthly payments. Ad-
dress b. B., Times office. II
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FyLt SAL-Es-Aaluut bedroom suite, includ-
ing spring special. S. %, cost $50. good a.
new See HOLLYWOOD. SIN and K
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ssve 3 on ice bills. NELSON REFRIG- ]
orator CO, 60 + st. nv. nlhls- sot-exsu
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BICYCLES.
SOLE AGENTS for the Emblem Bicycle. the
ba=t wheel at the lowest price, sold on easy
fsg4rs m desired. also agent for the Merkel
motorcycle; repairing O speciality. HARRY
- cEAMhRK 800 i 81. NV mu2i-S3r
Motor Cycle Tires up
Bicycle Tires 80 up
TIU.CANIZINQ-
Motor ana BIKE Sundries, Etc.
c. VERNON HAL Successor 70
ii T. JONES & Co, 604 J. 81.
Phone N. 1856. mnl9-20t
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STORAGE
WHY. PAY MORE? We store for 75c a load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. 41s-42O-423
10th 81 NV. Phone Main 1929. mh2l-qOt
FIREPROOF STORAGE.
Separate locked rooms, from 81 month up.
Expert handlers. Estimates furnished
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE COMPANY.
aao-aaa E NV. PHONE II. 65s
faf-Sf
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ANACOSTIA.
BURYS PHARMACY, corner Nfo1r,. -
Jefferson SITS.
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Tor sALE-Double door wardr0bes; prices
800 regular price SIS. See HOLLYWOOD.
1--4 ana NH
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TIlND lEoDLIILI.T TEEE
Here's a chance to les the children take IN
music without expense. We VIII loan YOU a
good square plano absolutely free f0r six
months II you'u pay The small cost 10 have
me instrument moved % your home. Apply
a. once.
+. Co. SMITH PIANO CO,
10 FeAass iVau-a ave Phone Main ~
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wOREINGlIEN-J0s Nay SAYS this IS the
onIv place TO buy overcoats, S., s.; suits oR
clothes S. 81; coats and vests, 50, So coats,
81 81. PANTS $50, goods ali wO1l. tailor
made FUSED someJi see them JUST H OLD
STAND. 619 =. ma-S-'t
The Washington times., 1908-03-24

SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEISs, 7th ana b strs,,.
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PLACE YOUR ORDER with j. H. NOR
RISON. the Columbia Nursery: fruit an4
shade trees. shrubs. bushes vines of an
kinds. roses, etc SO h st. aw. mh22-s9l
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-04-17

r. W. Main, Of Cando, and T.. W
Tombs, of Grafton, were THANKSGIVING
business in Devils Lake Monday. r
+ II it's feed you want we have it
no difference what what kind you
want or the quantity desired: Farmers
Mill. .$.@sssS.5 ~ : ~ y 8 n
More people are using Hunts Per
ect Baking Powder and Extracts today
than ever before-once tried you'll
like them always. = 'S1.t :ztss5$s q: 2 ~
The Bismarck Tribune Of Thursday
states that Mr.. Samuel Small, formerly
editor Of the .Inter-O Ocean and the Man
dan Pioneer was to have an operation
on that day at the hospital. 49, ~.
.4z 3. h. MOORE. i r: I
Isolicits geographic work and book
keeping after 4:30 pm. Phone l0q
or 2os. } vi II. s 5}.. a.
r. A. burning out Of the stove pipe al
1.-THE home OF Mrs, Thomas on the COZ
liner of Third and Hill streets, was the
lcauss Of calling ont the fire depart
Iment Monday afternoon. =Phe afe was
distinguished before the department Of;
rived. ~; Il 5
The people Of Devils Lake should
feel proud 81 the educational facilities
| OF the city as the high school OF this
place has been. added to the accredited
schools OF the North Central Assoeia.
hong 81 Colleges and ersitiess aud
is classed with the high schools o.
Fargo and Grand Forks. This puts
i've of the high schools Of the state
on this list as the schools Of alton
and Jamestown have lso been added,
III Ole Fjelsted and family moved ia
FaFgo Saturday Fiielsted has
been ID the employ of Peterson s.
dams III this city for some time, and
IS very conn etent ardWare ana ma
chinery man. He goes I'll Fargo be,
cause the field Tor his work bet
|ter. During the stay Of this family
I'D Devils Lake they have made mum:
|erous friends who win regret that they
have ils
Mayer hitman star crew at
men work Monday III the overhaul.
ing and cling q the seviIl a he
|niain entrance faeinsgg Eel avenue. VIII
be practice torn and large
plate glass WiindIo sVs and y aoslsb door
substituted, and ntsrior the
|lobb ind nice lbs erhauled and
remodeied to .eorresp pond with the de.
SIGNS nsed Iii tdiinin d y ,TlI
|EssaY put tlaf'
one me lbast
managed and most Il ates hotels
ana tlse nav
~
oavils lake ma well fsss ,rs,,asa u
|||is mort sosel
400
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-04-17
>, Mrs. Williamson is very i'll at her

! ~ Mrs. Williamson is very i'll at her
home ri this city
r. BelIew, Of Antle was q Devils
Lake caller Monday. ss.s5 .ss5 4 sss::55
Farm loans at lowest rates. sac
John W. Maher. s5, i.[ 7 7 5.S,.=: 81
80; 80: Mr.. Ed Gilman, Of starkweather,
was seen On our streets Monday 4
Geo. S. Mead Of Churchs Ferry, was
s#ttlransac citing bushes in Devils Lake
last Monday 81 :5 II. M .@...$5 4
One Of Steve Jones ccident poll.
.cies, ID case of injury win pay you
indemnity for 200 weeks. See him.
brand new awning was put on
the entire length Of the Flynn building
occupied By the Vande hoof hotel Tues
day. ]. S55. rs 3zs. III
S& w. II. Van Horn, Of Fargo was III
Devils Lake Tuesday in the interest
Of the campaign Of p. Hanna o.
Fargo, for Congress-. acknowledge
IA pleasant call
ssSti ]. NJ Thompson of the Devils Lake
State Bank, left Monday evening for
81 trip to Chicago Before going to
Chicago hles WIN spend several days
Id Mimi sss|.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-04-17


The Sunday edition OF the Grand
Forks Herald reports that the house
on the Mckee farm, one mile north
west of Devils Lake, was burned to
the ground Thursday evening about
seven o'clock. y Mr.. and Mrs., Nels
Erickson are living on the place and
when the fire broke out Mrs. Erick-
son was alone. The fire started on
the outside and had gained so much
Roadway before it was discovered that
nothing. could be done to check the
flames. Practically nothing was saved
from the burning building. :. 81 4: z W.
y.lS.-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-04-17
Have you an accident and health
insurance policy, II not get one from

Have you an accident and health
insurance policy, II not get one from
Steve Jones. s51 I
Mrs. ~. p. Jones and children were
the guests Of friends In Grand Forks
for several days this week.
Farm loans at lowest hates. See
John w. Maher. .j53s ::.z VI: ,5 's5
If You want ia real good time dom
fail to attend the dance at the Armory
Tuesday evening, April III @$s i s.,: e
Write j. il. Pifeer Of Larimorre, ND
for seed and table potatoes. #:5S
Farmers don't forget the exchange
feature of trading with the Farmers
:ss5... 4
h rarm loans at lowest rates. See
John w Maher. Al NJ s6.s5 $ 4
Minkler, Of Knox, N. D. was
transacting business Il !. Devils Lake
Monday 553:3si 4. 5s.$;.
Thomas ;J.s ldaroney of st. Paul
arrived Monday and .is now added to
the force Of the Inter Ocean. Mr.
Maroney will have charge of the re
portal and adver tising end Of the
paper. ss.
The North Dakota Bible Institution
will hold their COME renee at the Chau'
tauquas grounds Ill Devils Lake at the
close 81: the Chau1tt aBuuQua aeason This
years conference promises TO be the
most profitable ana sente rtaining vel
held. Among the speakers Of import.
5ance who VIII be present viii be the
Rev. j ames 81. Mont ognery, p. D. 81
Minneapolis a man AZ large experience
and vide Observable lon and heze expected
To bring 5 wealth OF lpfnl sugges.
lions and spiritua insight nm
fssiimbell &, hat this season ii and
YOU viii never INK ear any ether 90
.at the Chicago istor
ccording 70 special reports III the
Bureau % Statistic % the Department
of lIture, EUROPE has Increased
its average parchase foreig n wheat
during the last years more than
100 900. 900 bushels 81 bout IS per
cent and has doubled Its annual pur-
scIlases of ID The annual require
menus 81 Wha from foreig n sources
are ssl, 900 900 bs,slneI year
more than the were years aao. this
noatl vest Euro he nj
the year ending Jn 80 al Hst,--
rope purchased ll ,0Oo, 0oo bushels u
Sf9orei wheat ttiosir reduced II
ssssa The IInitaa afes and
Canada furni shed sss s al 900 bushels.
,alls. 81
hind oil aE,Is sI
|egt 9s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-04-17

This is the season of the year when
property owners should see that their
back yards are cleaned and that the
refuse gathered is disposed of. Devils
Lake has always prided itself On the
cleanliness Of the city and it is up
to the people who have the interest
Of the city as well as the preservation
Of the health OF it's resident at heart,
TO see that this very necessary work
is accomplished before the burning
rays of the SUN dries up the moisture
and the gentle breezes of North Da--
Kota sweeps undesirable odors In ev-.
cry direction - -
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-04-17
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AS-s yIt Re
The First National Bank. Dew.
q Stake, n. {. d. loans money on
\ real estate az eight per cent. IS
/: ]. a. Hyland of wash was Il
the city Tuesday = \: s 525s:
d y Miss Maud Mead went to Wolford
on business trip Tuesday s5s5
q Hende rson, Of the Arm q
White & Henderson, came down from
Ii jamestown Monday evening On Bust.
ness. :53:
Marshall &c sarles Il have recently
finished the plans for an SIS 900 resi-
dence to be erected at Wool ford IN.
by w Il " Intosh. Is 81
38sS This year the Fourth OF July celebraq7
81 ton viii have q Canadi Ian rival accord.
d ing to word which has been received
rom Winnipe g, Manitoba and already
the inhabitants Of that city are plan
ming q special celebrate don on Jul y I,
vs. the anniv ersary Of the founding q
/ the Domini ion ~ Canada:
Evening journal., 1908-03-31
WATER BOARDS
ROUTINE WORK
Commissioner Ford Was Abb
sent From Yesterdays
Meeting

The Board Of Water Commissioners held
a short session yesterday afternoon. Com
missioner Ford was absent and no inn
portant business was brought up for dis
cussion.
An application for meter and water sup
ply at the northeast corner Of Eighth and
Poplar streets, was also granted.
The current fund Of the department is
s., ,4S5. 50 and the special fund, SS4037A The
special payroll amounting TO S4Sl99 and
the current payroll Of $i.5s2.o9 were or
dered paid
Superintendent Van Trump reported the
following work done during the past week
5of feet Of 16-inch pipe laid in Glen avenue
east from West street; 457 feet of S-inch
pipe in Sixth street. east Of Hawley, and
sS4 feet Of 4-inch pipe in Liberia street be-
tween Lincoln and Union streets one six
inch FIRE hydrant at the southwest cor
ner OF Sixth and Rodman streets; 4
inch FIRE hydrant at the northwest cor
ner of Lincoln and Liberia streets; con-
nection made to the high service main at
Fourth and Van Buren streets placing
the block between Jackson and Van
Buren, streets on the high service; twelve
old meters replaced and eight repaired :
six new meters installed; 4S new services
laid.
Evening journal., 1908-03-31
LABOR TO PLAN
A BIG MEETING
Central Union Tonight will
Arrange for Rally in Re.
SpOHSC to Appeal

At the meeting Of the Central Labor
Union tonight arrangements will be made
for big mass meeting of organized labor
on April 10 in one Of the local theatres
to protest against the recent court deci-
sions unfavorable to labor and to adopt
resolutions calling upon Delaware's repre-
sentatives in Congress to vote for the
amendment to the Sherman law eliminat-
ing the labor unions from the provision OF
the law. The appeal for such a meeting
has been received from Samuel Gompers
by A. r. Saylor. secretary of the Central
Labor Union in this city. and similar ap-
peals have been sent by President Com
pers to organized labor throughout the
country
In the event Of Congress falling to adopt
the amendment. it is stated that new
independent national labor party will be
inaugurated for the coming Presidential
campaign and candidates favorable to
labor viii be indorsed.
The appeal made by President Gompers
reads In part:
Hold mass meetings in every city and
town in the United States on the evening
of the third Sunday or Monday in April,
ana VOICE luly ana unullkldkanlN ldDof
protest against the Supreme Court de-
cision which strips labor OF the rights and
liberties we supposed were guaranteed by
the Constitution. Resolutions should be
adopted urging upon the present Con-
gress the passage of the amendment 10 the
Sherman law and warning Congress that
it will be held responsible for failure to
enact such legislation. Labor should spare
no activity to impress upon Congress its
insistent demand for the passage of this
amendment In addition TO the holding
OF the mass meetings petition every Con-
gresham and Senator to amend the Sher-
man law.
I'VE now call upon the workers Of our
common country TO stand faithfully by
our friends and oppose and defeat our
enemies, whether candidates for Presi-
dent, for Congress or for other offices,
whether executive, legislative or judicial.
Let labor not falter for one instant; the
most grave and momentous crisis ever
faced by the wage workers Of this coun-
try is now upon us. Our industrial rights
have been shorn from us and cur liberties
are threatened"
Evening journal., 1908-03-31
M. P. CONFERENCE
MEETSTO- MORROW

The session Of the Maryland Annual
Conference Of the Methodist Protestant
Church Will convene at Snow Hill, Md,
tomorrow morning The most import
ant business on the opening day will
be the election of a president OF the
body and 1t is certain that the incum-
bent. Rev. DR.. ]. NJ. Sheridan, viii be
reelected. Governor Glenn. Of North
Caroline. is expected to address the
Conference one evening during its ses-
sion. One Of the main features OF
the Conference will be the election Of
delegates to the General Conference Of
the denomination, which meets at Pitts
burg in May. These delegates will
probably be instructed as to how they
shall vote on the church union ques-
tiOn. which will be discussed and like
ly decided upon at Pittsburg.
It is likely that the Rev. Mr. Mas
sey will be returned TO the pastorate
of Second Church, here. The Rev. Mr..
Nicholson, pastor Of the First Church
has asked for a change.
Evening journal., 1908-03-31
TO OCCUPY NEW
TEMPLE THIS YEAR
Temple Of Truth Will Intro
duCe Choir and Organ in
New House Of Worship

The new synagogue Of the Temple
OF Truth. which will be erected on
washington street above Ninth street.
is expected to be ready for occupancy
the latter part OF the year. Plans Of
the building have been received from
the architect and will be presented 10
the congregation at a meeting to he
held one night this week The plan
that will be accepted is a building OF
Moorish design, having a seating ca
pacity on the first floor Of 400 and
gallery accommodating 200 person
The furnishings will be IN oak The
building will have a front Of 30 feet.
viii be modern in all its appointments
and will cost $4,000 exclusive Of its
furnishings and the ground It will oc-
cupy. Rabbi l. A. Rubnstein, d. L..
Levy, A. Rothschid and Samuel Green
baum comprise the building committee
OF the congregation.
The Temple Of Truth is now wor-
shipping in the building No. 5O4 Mar
ket street. The congregation was or
ganized on May %, 1906. 1t now con-
sists Of fifty-two members, who in
clude many OF the best known Jewish
residents Of the city. II is a reformed
congregation which will introduce
choir singing and organ music in the
new synagogue. A cantor will also lead
the service. Similar Innovations in
Jewish worship are being carried out
in the Rev. DR.. Krauskopfs temple
in Philadelphia.
DR.. Rubinstein, rabbi OF the Will
mington Temple, came here frum
Athens, Georgia. about six months ago
and has since added 10 the strength
OF the congregation. He is a man Of
scholarly attachments and has served
other Reformed Jewish congregations
with success.
Evening journal., 1908-03-31
NEWPORT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWPORT. March si--The Newport
Equal Suffrage Club will hold a house
keepers demonstration in the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union head
quarters on Thursday. April 2. at 2
o'clock.
Miss Cora E. seberrv viii lecture for
the woman's Christlsn Temperance
Union in Newport NJ e. Church on
Friday evening. April 10.
The Minauas Fire Company win hold
an entertainment Of moving pictures
and illustrated songs In the hall in tho
new engine house on 81. James street,
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Life-size productions Of some Of the
town people win appear on the screen.
Miss Emily Gregg and sister, Ms.
Lizzie Hilyard. have taken possession
Of their new home on Cnristiana street.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Willard Wood have
been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Leah, Of New York. and the Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs W. o. Hurst and son,
william, Of seaford. formerly OF this
town.
Mrs. Harvey Gregg has returned
from Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Robinson IS visiting
her son, Dudley Robinson, Of Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stewart spent
Sunday with friends az Edge Moor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Price have been
entertaining their daushter, Mrs. Rob-
ert McNeal, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Elizabeth Price Of Elkton. is
spending some time with her son, A..
A. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Horgan have
returned from a visit with relatives at
Childs, Md.
Mrs. Walter Young has returned
from a visit in Darby, Pa.
Evening journal., 1908-03-31
CANNED GOODS
NOT In DEMAND

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, March Slowing
to the decline in the price Of canned
goods, packers throughout the county
have large stocks OF canned goods u
hand. At the present time there IS
hardly any demand at all for canned
goods OF any sort.
AS a result, the Gamers say they
must produce this coming seasons
pack at the lowest possible cost. The
general contract prices are lower than
last year.
Evening journal., 1908-03-31
Give Him a Chance.

Don't let the boy have to ask. or. worse
yet, tease. for every cent OF spending
money. Every child should contribute his
share to the work of the farm. simply
because it IS right, and by no means
should he expect pay for doing his duty.
However. to cultivate a spirit OF thrift
and independence. the orphan lamb. the
pet pig, or a few hens. may well be the
property Of the small boy. and any money
accruing therefrom. his also. The larger
boy may cultivate a parcel Of the farm
(smal or large according to oircum-
stances) on shares, with results satisfac-
tory to father and son alike. II will be
found that the average boy will be as
careful and wise IN expending his own
money as his fathers money Farm Jour
nal
Evening journal., 1908-03-31
ST. GEORGES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ST. GEORGES. March 31.-At a meeting
Of the trustees Of the Presbyterian Church
1t was decided to add a bath room to the
manse and have the house papered and
painted
II. " Buckson, who has been in the
Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia. for sew
eral weeks, has returned home
The drama, "A Family Affair" was well
rendered by the Y. W. c. T. U. on satur-
day evening IN Odd Fellows Hall.
Miss Lena Cannon, Of Taylor's Bridge
was the guest of her parents part Of last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ellison, Of stanton,
spent several days with Mrs. H. v. Buck
son.
Mrs. Young, OF Philadelphia, visited
Mrs. J. w. Carrow last week.
Evening journal., 1908-03-31
PILE
CURE
FREE
Trial Package Of Wonderful Pyramid
Cure Sent to All Who Send Name
and Address

There are hundreds Of cases OF piles
which have lasted for 20 and 80 years and
have been cured In a few days or weeks
with the marvellous Pyramid Pile Cure
Piles sufferers in the past have looked
upon an operation as the only relief. But
operations rarely cure, and often lead to
fearful results.
The Pyramid Pile Cure cures. 1t re-
lieves the swelling stops the congestion.
heals the ulcers and assures and the piles
disappear. There is no form OF piles which
this remedy is not made to cure.
The Pyramid Pile Cure can be used at
home. There is no loss Of time or de-
tention from business. There is no case
of piles so severe that the Pyramid Pile
Cure will not bring relief
We make no charge for a trial package
OF Pyramid Pile Cure. This sample viii
relieve the itching, soothe the innamed
membrane and start you on your way
to a cure. After you have used the sam-
pei go 70 the druggist for 50 cent box
OF the remedy Write to-day. The sam
pie costs you nothing. Pyramid Drug Co..
1c Pyramid Bldg.. Marshall. Mich.