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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
ENDORSE CANDIDATES

The Swedish Republican club
vii hold ineeilng At Deeamland
rink tornorrow night u repeat
their endorsement VI ffsBaisie and
The other republican candidates en-.
doraed NJ a meeting heid last
week.
The other candidates which re.
eeise the endorsement are: Scott
Calhoun. for corporation counsel.
Harfs " Carroll for comptroller.
n. L. Habrr. for treasurer. Cusfaf
waigren and " a. Murphy. for
councilman at large
The candidates have been insif.
I'd to attend and state their po.
mifloas on issues OF the campalKu
President &. ]. Erick snn. Of the
club. wlil preside. and c. J. Smith.
of the executive committee viii
make the formal address to candi.
dates. Ladies' are Invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
OH! MUD!

NY 0Httri FfHAAA
LOS ANGElkS. Cal. ian -
SOAK the notofmnn, ------ eoat
him ---'- shouted = party Of woin
en- ON =. Fifat 81 last night when
they charged down upon the motor.
mau Of a car and peited him With
mud and dccayrd fruit
The car ran down . heavily
laden fsait and vegetable wagou.
driven BY n peddler The vendor
and n friend werc tossed IN the
ait and landed nnhurt in a mud
puddle The wagon Ras wrecked
Fruit wan stFrNn over the sfound
for loo feet.
The muddy peddiern arose aud
khfieked their grief. white the
crowd Rwarned When they naN
the mos0rman take the heavy brass
controller and start. overwhelmingly.
toward the excited peddlefs. many
women. led By pretty hrnneffe.
rushed to the reHrne. and aho~errd
the muddy lemons at the cafm4n.
Who hastily escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
TRIM1LE 0ENOUNCES
REPUBLICAN, RING

n you Will take the trouble "a
10 about amang the employees IN
ite city hath aud Ia the court house.
you Win find that a majority Of
then are opposed Ia my nonaina
ton. aaid ". T.. Trimble In al.
dressing q maatlng Al the Itenion
hlh club house last night
They. do not want = candidate
nominated sha q opposed 10 ring
ruie Noe ue have had entirely
too much ring rule IN this cts aud
thia epuntY. and n ia time lof ~
Ia have more fesnrd for the inter.
eesa af The taxpayers.
II has been tho practice hefefo-
forr fof the republican rims 10 pack
Conventions with their henchmen
and nominate their creatarea fef Of
nce You aud ! have had about Aa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
PRAYER CALLS
FORTH CHEERS

xoEue. the hlsnt and All other IN.
desirable ci,ixens
Evidently the lexislaiofs forKns
themselves. foE IN applauainx tho
remarks. their voices could be
heard above that Of the chaplaia
Quiet fesiorea. chaplain Couden
continued Give us. instead. &c
pray. patriotic statesmen. broad
minded gcnsFouA hearted. manly
men that fhx kinxdom mas
come. Thy VIII be- done ON earth
A. Il Il In heaven
Not IN the memory of the eldest
mrmber 81 the house has Kneh q
prayer was brine offered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
George Durense, Employed in Dormiloy, Owed the
Tailor Money and Has Dsappeared---Seen Sal
mday Night

for about two ntonshs and had given
NO grounds for complaint or suapl.
Zion.
Stehl In a conversation had
with Engineer Hanson Of the uni.
vcretty. spoke nf nufrehnc owing
bin money for suit Of clothes. The
latter also spoke Of the same thlng
an another occasion. and Is known
10 have told Sichl that he
was ennaged IN the engineers de.
naftmeat
On tie theofs that Dnfrosne
killed stehl the knppoaltion A. that
the Young man met the tailor while
the latter Was ON bis way home
and that quarrel cnknea. In which
the fatal shot MAS fired. the muir.
deref afterwards dragging the body
Into the bushes where Il Was fouad
the following das.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
uniss fiukle, Marine Engineer, Found Unconscious
: Bed at New England HoieI--Ra Poison Bottle
iRssn

'''lfe afe lnses.IEatinx to learn
szase Of the illness Of Charles
s]s'e. marine engineer. IS ysars
- she was found In = a4laa con.
~ ~ bis bed In the New Eng.
- ho'sI ., FIrst Az. ana Main
~ $ ociock last night
= aid The man had iocke,i
" ! = BIZ ieom 90 Monday ard
no been zeen ND a. he time
aiscovery thar h. vas saafls
This The hotel CLERK denies.
..' 80 Aells. a friend Of Finklr
Il. 49, ~ his absence. basu ~
<kraht Tenant Of lha uniice
- al1t'ai. searching the room Cor
a. 49, q The myslery. found a i've.
- g.. bottle Of Bye Bye. arat pol.
40 neafly empty
.f' J fiiz 3as summoned and
r.. ~. - Examination. d. aeted The
t's sal " the man 10 prsvidene.
w,''. sl Tie said thar. while he
a. a h'i say the man eas suffer.
s' s nm the efferts Of polson. his
r,ean vas sefy grave
Dhlse. when Dr.. F'ilz OK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
HALL TESTIFIES ~
LAND FRAUD CASE

dacting the Office 60 the Jury. and
IN this esy justify bis eandncs-
Prior ~ Tails sppeafauce ~ =
witness. 4. 4 Dist. Atty. w. G.
hriStoi took the stand a wlsnezs
for the defense lie eze called 20
eoatradlrt ,he Testimony nf ~ Hen.
bricks. who testified tor the govern.
ment that hr had consulted with
Bristol IA REGARD la obfaiaing Tan
uIanltf This Bristol denied and De.
elared ~ never diaeusaed the mat,
ter with him.
hristpfs appearance rs Witness
fof the defense created sensation.
which Mas added 10 BY his denial
~ the Hendricks Interview.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
SAYS JewEIER GAVE
GLASS FOR RUBY

A complaint was issued By tbs
prosecuting attorney this Afternoon
charging A. NidlnE. a local ieweier
with larceny By baiiee. for attempt
Ing to palm off piece of rcd glass
upon Gus Olesan IA = genuine ruby
Oleson claims he gave NidlnE \
ruby to put In ring. and thai
later the teweler substituted q
piece OF red glass. retaining The
ruby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
FERRYSTILL REFUSES
70 6ELAUNCHE0

take their first ride IN the craft
~ the chief ATTRACTIONS during their
Fourth 81 july Gegehratkuu.
Susucege wss Hnklnd enough ye2.
tersfsf "a sDxKest that the rssasua
~ the boats refusal Co take the
water comes frans the failure ct
County Commissioner Charley
Buckingham 10 zfffsr At the pro.
Hased launching IN time To make .
zleeeh The hean.fn inferred that
Anch speech would move am.
thing
Aussfhsr fumof NaA started thai
some enem, Of the commissioners
saaded the Erase. With an Idea Of
hurting the commissioners polltI
caliY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
NOVEL MEANS ADOPTED BY
PROSECUTION

Novel means have been adopted
to prosecute James Rain aud John
Carroll the two men arrested ON
January - on a charge % having
robbed Hulen Atkinson. OF fiof
lsfeokiyn nv northeast. while an
route to THIS city from Vancouver
on the steamship Ramona The
prisoners raieed the question as
~ whether they could be fsToze.
cu,ed for robbery Ia this country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
FINALLY suRaEnpERs
TO TEMPERAMENT.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 2i--Ths
theatrical world Is about due 20 ali
up and take notice Eddie Foy IL
10 play Hamies. he admits Il with
the cuyness Of a debntsute. Shake.
speaFe has stood for heaps" he
says, 4 guess be win survive this. =
Foy ~ill leave The Orchid late
this month. He expects % open la
New York on March 1. And lnea.
dentaIiy hereafter he VIII sign him.
self Edward r. FitxMerAid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
COLLIDE

10y United prsss-l
San fRA<CiaCO. Isn - Get.
ting h.yond eunfFol while climbing
y hill on Mts@ian ~ near SILVER this
nsorusuk. heavy San Maten car
plunged bsci wards aud coilidsd
with another car iust ~ the latter
~ starting "a cross q tFestie over
deep eulsrrt
FsHT passengers on the Secansi
ear usfe inlerea tn. crews -
capped b. inniplng
Thu~e whose injuries Required
treatment ri the hospital ~crr
Mrs.. Alvin samurtsou. ] Strung.
Thes. Hawkins snd Mira. MARY lien.
dTisSks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

much to say In the selection OF the
Rugs candidates as a post would
have. =
4 have not had the Endorsement
Of the liquor dealers or the gam.
blefA. and ! am frank 10 aay that
have sought the Enforcement OF
neither OF these elements.
4 believe that the next mayor
should be- willing and make some
efforts 10 have John KipilnEer
brought back 10 Seattle. Out OF the
$50 GOO or $4,000 he Is alleged to
have taken Of thu eity's money, Il
might be that some Of u was left
IN this community. aud II he we're
brought hack Il might bo thai he
would give ns some information
that would cauAe some other gen.
tlemen 10 find Il convenient 10 take
a trip 20 HoBduraa"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

or In British Columbia. claiming
the actual robbery had taken place
acrnss the hcfder Tine.
~ definitely fixing the timg
from the ships chronomctcr. she
prosecuting attorneys office has
decided 80 charge the uien with
robbery committed in Island
county. and then with having
brought the procerds Of the theft
into this county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
MACINTOSH TO HAVE
MORE HELP

The county commissioners today
appropriated ktso a month Cor tha
purisona ~ providing an assistant
IN the proeeeatsnR attorneys office
This assistant viii take up con.
siderable nf the work new detoIsi
Ing anon Assistant Prosecuting Al,
tnrnet Ffismufe. 80 The latter can
sletuse his whsle time TO ~ork un
the tax suits shlch the county IL
AZ present defending IN both the
Hnperiur and federal eourta.
MF. PFtwsure and Mr. Herald
are Ia eisa fheir entire atseasisa
10 this tar work. according To \
promise made b NJ. Macintosh
10 the commissioners and County
Assessor Parish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
Hal
PILOT

PUkf TOWNSEND. Jan. -
Information has reached Prosecnt.
Ing Attorney Gnaeey today that
Pilot n r. sseschef has been
shsnghaied and the case against
Capt Fisher for plotting the ship
Rickmsrs from here 10 Tacoma
withoat license Is II sisudsfili.
IsliiKent search b. shcriff and
deputy has failed to disclose the
whereabouts of neeeher. who In
the complaining witness against
Fisher. The case VAS set for
hearing today. and unless Capt.
Heeeher shows up II will go by
sielFmif. TeIegraphic information
states Reecher is In Victoria. but
does not state why he H. there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
WOMAN FORCER

Mira BRAKEMAN. alias Mrs. Par.
ker. who vlctimised Seattle bust.
ness men 10 the amount Of abosal
SEQ, was arrested In San francisco
today and will be brought TO So
attic for trial
The warrant waa sworn out bf
Esaac RoAenthai. proprietor OF the
American Cafe. who was gicttmix
I'd for sE5. The Hotel Scncf VIA
another victim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
STARWICH CATCHES
4oX-CAR THIEF

~ after he had broken Open the
fled and reached the scene before
the man got away Whittier dodg
I'd back aud Forth between the
freight cars and finally made q
quick dash for the protection OF
the weods The officer followed
the maa by his tracks in the SHOW
and finally succeeded In piaelns
the haudcnffs ON him. A formal
complaint charging burglary sas
filed Ia the office OF the prose
cutting attorney to-day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
FINDS sTRATT0M
RESPONSIBLE

GUY G.. Stratton MAS today held
responsible for the death of Henri.
cite Margaret johnson under the
wheels of his automobile In Ballard
last Sunday morning. b. coroner's
iury which heard the case In Hal.
lard.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Van.
derveer stated thai Stratton viii be
tried for manslaughtef on the
strength OF the verdict.
The Testimony showed Inst stfat.
ton was going at an excessive spccd
In spite of the fact that the street
was filled with children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

CHICAGO. Jan - The coIdent
weather of the winter prevails to.
dey throughout thu central vest
and northwest PORTIONS Of the eonn.
hy A hnow storm. accompanied
b. hlsh wind aud low temperature,
u also raging frnm Lake Michigan
suitfhseatofif 20 Texas. ard Ia
SOME areas befwcrn the Rocky
mountains and the Alicghealea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29


The enoce<i ss<sfsmeas 81 PRO.
hszls fmpcrisd rom the fusien q
~ fsausnhis rirer ssn.eks and
~ <xmbIn<d effsrss ~ ali the tax
onls q ikke Hazhinxfoa have =,
Ar fzEs,< u heai Inc hz>sl Of the
m kiaE c>ssts ferry washiae
~ into fhe waters nf the laAe
A , suufinsHauz peffeFn1sncr the
h1eeA<nx shleh rss started =
~ 80 Monday sssefnoan. has
~ ; hosiink ssecesN The essHs.
ND puii and en@h shleh ghe II
Cnztt. q the contractors has made
s1allzbie rssalsz n an zsefeEe xain
= tt9 inches Ia zach q hours
A tAe present rate of pFoefess
CT zzd> residents fiEnre shey can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

Somewhere east OF Medicine Hat
the big cold wave developed In
the bllzxafay portions 81 the Brit
ish northwest Az Prince Albert
this Temperature Is 30 degrees be
low zero Al Winnipeg Il II = de-
greea below. The coideBt place IN
the United States Is at Devll's Lake
~ d. 20 below last night AZ
st. Paul Il Was ~ below this morn
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

WASHINGTON. IAN , IN =
trsorslnary seene. the nio~f IN.
usual probably that ever occuFFed
IN ; legislative chamber IN similar
circumstances took psaos sadag
While Chaplain cputea MAS desissF
i.x The apeulus PRAYER IN the
Aoass Of representatives. This
Usually dixnlf~d bcdy hafst into
bud applause and interrupted ne
,.xarzfi,n xhen the divine said
u Lard deliver M ~ heseech
The~. lfosr the tin9o. thu dsnia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
POLICE INVESTIGATE
SUSPICIOUS ILLNESS
LARGE DEED FILED
BY GREAT NORTHERN

One Of the largest Instruments
Ia he history of this county. In
value represented. was flied with
the county anditpr yesterday, in
q deed covering the right of-way
8ropefty. depot holdings aud other
landed interests now owned by the
Great Northern Railroad Co, In
chs state The value Of the prop
erty Is given IT $4,000. 1891.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

After having broken into three
loaded hox cara standing ON the
sldesfaek al Lester. George Whit.
tier. xho declined 10 give any DE-
iails concerning his relatives.
has seen arrested by Ds1safy Sher-
80 Matt Starsfeh.
Before he Was oyerf,ewrr.-d ~
the officer. however. Whittier gave
his parwuer = denp~rass ran. aud
onlY surrendered when be saa that
rsratsH was Impossible.
The man ~as noticed Immediate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
FeWpsDoq8aIlS
e/COufhWiCK 60.
~ COP FIRST Af.S COLUMBIA ST
Close of the ESQ
Discount Friday

Expecting within very short time to be in our
building, corner Second Avenue and Pike
Street. we beg to announce that on and after Sat
urday, February first the special p per cent dis
count which has prevailed throughout the store
since Christmas, will be discontinued.
Friday, January 3lst, will in all probability be
of the busiest days we have ever known for
besides being the final day of this remarkable Re
mova Sale, it will also be the last Haf-Price Rem
nant Sale TO be held in this store
We trust that this brief notice will reach all our
patrons in time for them to take full advantage Of
the Two remaining days in which the saving OF one
fourth on anything and everything is effective.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
WOMAN ASKS DAMAGES

Anna X. O'hrien to-day brought
suit IN the superior court against
the Seattle Electric company for
~ .nao damages. aa the result Of al.
legged injuries received ON October
"a. 1907. when Madison ~. cable
car aud an Fast Union car coliided
~ the Intersection Of nth ay. and
Madison NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
INJURED MAN SUES

George G. Long to-day brought
suit asainst Mccahe q flamllton
Cor fla.non damages for Injuries
alleged Ia have bcen received on
pcccmter n. 1905. while engaged
Ia ioading ore on the steamship
NehrasAan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
AWARDED BIG VERDICT

q jury in the superior court yes
tefdaf brought In verdict of
81 00a IN favor of Elias Larson
against the CoYington Lumber Co.
Tor Injuries received on January
%. 1907. The plaintiff sued Tor
ses eco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
IN MEMORY OF a'klNl1y


NEW York. Jan. 3e.-ln
memory OF the late President
Mckinley. chrnaiion day was
Eenernily observed herr today.
thousands wearing the dead
presidents favoriie flower Ia
honor % his birthday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
Theo. Wits & Go.

zoos First ax. handle one of the
most complete lines Of sporting
goods In the state. aud sell n the
very lowest prices NJ which such
goods can be handled. Don't pay
more anywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
uNDESIRABLES
MUST NOW GO

l1fISBON. Jan. fixing Carlos
signed decree today practically
PAfmitfing the police tribunals 20
sxsei .undenirables" from Portugal.
Scores Of arrests have been made.
aud serious riotinE occurred In the
streets this afternoon. The police
EeTe fired on nearly every time
fk.N tried 20 scatter crowd. Many
on both sides were wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
SUSPECT DISHMASHER
OF NUMBERING STEHL
.t.s+..s...sts
MESSAGE FROM EVANS.
10y United Press.

= WASHINGTON. ian. 90
= The following neahaee Was do.
4 iiNered oio the navy depart.
4 meut today By the Argentine
4 minister.
= On Soard the Flagship Con.
4 neetieui, South Atlantic. All
4 well. We are proceeding to
Z our destination. EVANS"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
rss,.r-ai, ssa a.-ss.l es.s~e.
Mr.. Herbert Witherspo0n
BdsSO

prenmiand Rink. fridsy Ianusry II.
SIS o ~.
se-ts noN selling ~ sherman. Ciay 4
C q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

Mems Medium Weight Merino
Underwear. soft. well finished:
natural color. Cut price was
rs. tomorrow ......... 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
Specially Priced
Garments for Men

Three specials In the Mems Department the buyer sasin
of full third The FIRST compes line OF Night shirts made fu
and medium weight Outing Flannel These vii
30 thou XII they rs goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

Mems Work Shirts. OF heavy cot
ton. In black and white. All
sizes Regular price 30 each;
10 close, al ............. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

Il cieanses and heals--Soap Lake
Soap. All druggists. 80
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-06
We want to say a word
 of thanks.

There never was time when we had cause to be so grateful And we want every of our friends to know we appreciate the kindly way they welcomed the new store Anniversary Day was as miserable as day could be wealth erwse. But you gave'us splendid reception.
 The store was crowded from opening time till the very last minute of business. Everybody was satisfied with the way we celebrated MT Howands coming of age Bridge port business man. The Anniversary lots were even better than folks expected. This was what we planned to have them. Everybody was happy. None more so than we.
 We draw inspiration from It. We believe the store has your confidence to greater degree than ever befoe We believe the future is bright We believe this store can gveyou fuller and better service than ever it has done We are preparing now to do it. When the other floors of the store are ready you will see just what those plans are
 The second floor will be surprise to you. It will be the incest and homest suit and millinery store hereabouts. The third floor is to have charming rest room It will be delightful spot to rest at during your shopping tour ndthe whole store is to give you value for your money that will be satisfactory Tn the deepest and broadest sense
 We'll be glad to have you come and watch the store |grow bigger and better
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-06
HIGH SCHOOL TOPICS.
HONOR ROLL,

Geometry: Florence Beehcer, Lena Blake, Gertrude Bradley, Benjamin Smith, Earl Taber. ... @ ' Arithmetic: Richard Carmody, Ar thur Fairchild, Helen Keane, Joseph Keane, Annie Murphy, Edith North rop, James Peck, Horace Smith, Her mann Tiemann. #a Physics: Crossley Wallace. a Mediaeval History: Lena Blake, Gertrude Bradley, Elsie Ferris.
 Algebra :John Houlihan, Helen Hou- Than, Catherine James, Anna Keane, Percy Platt, Rychie Veness, Mary Fair. child.
 Drawing: Lena Blake, Lottie Behn. Botany: Helen Blakeman, Clarice Botsford, Mary Fairchild, Gertrude Bradley.
 First Year German: John Houlihan. Second Year German, Anna Murphy, Earle Taber. ,
 Rhetoric: Catherine Farrell. ~ Sophomore English: Earl Taber, An. na Ruffles, Mary Kelley, Benjamin Smith, Helen Houilhan, May Houlihan, Rychie Veness, Ruth Johnson, Nonnie Brennan.
 Junior and Senior English: Viviar Wetmore, Anna Murphy, Elsie Ferris, Nonnie Brennan, Helen Blakeman, Crossley Wallace.
 U. S. History:' Margaret Beecher, Catherine Lester.
 Roman History: Vivian Wetmore, Anna Murphy, Elsie Ferris.
 Civics: Cath crime Farrell, Anna Mur phy, Elias Ferris, Crosley Wallace, An ma Keane, Vivian Wetmore.
 First Year Latin, Nonnie Brennan Mary Fairchild, Helen Houilhan, Earle Taber, Crossley Wallace.
 Second Year Latin: Anna Houlihan John Houlihan.
 Third Year Latin: Florence Beecher Elsie Ferris, Annie c. Murphy, Viviar Wetmore.
 First Year French, Catherine Far rell, Ella Hayes, Anna Houlihan, Rychie Veness.
 Second Year French: Florence Beech CT. Helen Blakeman, Anna Ruffles.
 Elementary English: Jesse Bailey Marguerite Beecher, Richard Carmody Helen Keane, Anna G. Murphy, Jessi Whitlock. .. s..s.-.
 Physiology: JesseaBailey, John Hou lihan, Mary Lynch.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-06
SPECIAL TO WOMEN.

The preseason offering of advance styles of spring suits for women, now being made by Meigs & Co. is attract ing much attention from women who follow the fashions, as well as among those who appreciate smartly tailored suits at genuine price concession. A big New York manufacturer who is anxious to sell his goods to Meigs & Go. offered to make up number of sample lines to show what he could do, and offered as an inducement a price much below regular As result of this, Meigs & Go. are now selling a great many of these dressy suits, in the new dip front and pointed jacket models, in fitted and semi-ftted styles. On, account of the splendid values this offer affords, as we'll as the crisp new styles it introduces, every woman should attend this preseason sale. Meigs 6 Co. are also showing numer- ous new models, many of which are copies or adaptions of Paris and other foreign models. New waists are also on view in the women's section, and there are special values in broken lines of suits, coats and skirts which offer attractive prices to economical people. ... .s.",a