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The daily sentinel., 1908-05-26
PLANT LOUISE REMEDIES.

= This is the time of year when =
2 plant lice, often known as =
= "green files or "green bugs" Z
= increases rapidly and become =
= serious pests to out of door =
= plants and trees. +
= $+++ - r 4.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-26

Woodmen Organizer Hagerman
was an arrival last night from AS
pen.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-26

w. r. Lee. the well known Glen
wood Springs hotel man, was among
yesterdays visitors to the city.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-26

Don't you think it is your duty to
yourself and family to investigate the
advantages of a New York Life In
surance incontestable annual divid-
end policy? Let me talk this matter
over with you. Address Harold b.
Deane. General Delivery, Grand
junction.
The evening world., 1908-12-16
DILAXIN
BETTER THAN SALTS, c. c. PILLS,
MINERAL WATERS, CASTOR OIL OR
CALOMEL FOR THE BOWELS

Dllaxin is superior to any preparation or
natural product used for moving the bow
els BECAUSE II has distinct qualities undis-
coverable IN any cathartic. II is harmless
as milk and II leaves no residue or surplus
In the bowels, but leaves the system when
Its work is done. So q Dilaxin habit can
not he formed.
This Is we'll enough. and easily one
thousand per cent. improvement over salts
c, c, pills and such. but the best things
about Dilaxin are yet untold The most
delightful is-it clears one out completely.
Have you ever had a perfect evacuation?
1t 10 doubtful. Not one In 3 thousand has
ever experienced the freedom. lightness,
added vigor and clear wittednsss that fol-
lows such an action. Csthartics may grippe
and rumble a man a whole day, but they
always fall short OF doing perfect work
Hence. they leave one exhausted and dull
On the contrary, Dilaxin makes a complete
clearance without a moments distress and
leaves one feeling years younger.
But even these advantages do not
compass Dilaxin's chief virtue. 1t not
only moves but educates the bowels. They
take on new strength each time they are
thoroughly cleansed. DilRxin produces this
result invariably. In time. therefore. the
and DilaNin itself becomes superfluous.
Sufficient Dilaxin lin tablet form to COM
pletely relieve an ordinary case of consH-
patton may be obtained OF druggists or BY
mail from The Marmola Co., Detroit, Mich
for twenty-five cents
The evening world., 1908-12-16
$4,000 STEAL
PUTS BANK IN
A BAD PLIGHT
Cashier of First National of
Somersworth, NIL, Arrested;
State Examiner Called In.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 16,-A defalca-
ton of $4,000 has been discovered In the
First National Bank OF Somersworth, N.
II. The cashier of tho bank has been
arrested and the Board OF Directors has
asked the Bank Examiner ~ take pos
session Of the institution VIVA n view to
voluntary liquidation.
This information was reported to tho
Comptroller OF the Currency by the
bank examiner for that district In a
telegram to-day. The examiner says the
bank has an undivided profit assbount of
s250oo and he considers the institution
solvent, but the Board of Direotocs de-
elsrs the. are unable to restore the Am
pair1nent Of capital.
sOMERSWOfTH. N, H, Dec. 15.-
Fred NJ. varpey. cashier of the First
National Bank Of Somerworth, was ar
rested here to-day charged with en-
bszzlement
William S. Tibbetts is president OF the
institution. which has q capital of
100000
The evening world., 1908-12-16
Welded CHOICE OF YOUTH.
sparh Dfson's Second Court-h,p
won widow, Girl Sweetheart.

Friends Of Spark L. Dixon. a wealthy
hor,eman. OF Williamsburg, learned
with surprise to-day that for two weeks
he has been the husband OF Mrs. Fan
ME Gregg McAlpin. widow Of whole
sale lace manufacturer, to whom he
was engaged In his youth. The. couple
returned here from n wedding trip and
are living at No, 1877 Ross street, Will
iamsburg.
MIR, Dixon knew Mrs. McAlpin when
she was Fannie Gregg, the prettiest
girl In Public School No IA shortly be-
fore the date set for their wedding they
parted after quarrel. or years they
aid not see each other. and Il was only
after MIR. MCAlpin's death that his
widow and the sweetheart OF her youth
met. After brief second courtship
they came to Manhattan and were mar
ried by the Rev. Or. Parkes Cadman at
Calvary Church.
The evening world., 1908-12-16
100000 OPIUM FIENDS
IN THE UNITED STATES.

CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-''Insanity grows
three times as fast In proportion as the
increase In population IN the United
Statea" DR.. David Paulson. president
Of the Anti-Cisarette League, made this
statement yesterday afternoon.
China" he continued, used twenty
nix grains OF opium last year for every
States used fifty-six grains. There are
at least 100000 opium users in this
country"
The evening world., 1908-12-16
TOrnOrrOW-GirlS' Refers.
Top Coats, Cape Coats at $3.50

"A most unusual assemblage of Girls Handsomely Tailored
Soats sizes to IA including actual
our prices being 49, rs S5ad specially for
'unate purchase of regular so coastoorrow all $3.50
Inc REFERS chnhla tn
breasted notehed buttontoneck collars flannel
TOP COATS eand
oouoe- breasted velvet collars
The CAPE COATS
The evening world., 1908-12-16
Womens Princess Dresses. $1275

The price would scarcely pay for the making alone.
Materials are broadcoth SATIN and few striped voes made
N one piece princess style with Empire back trimmed with
sa or folds OF CLOTH to be with guimpes lace
oouse others with dainty yokes or lace finished with cord
ing The skirts gored strappng Of satin
Also number of smart Dresses Of broadcloth and
cotee twils from $40 to 500
Velveteen Suits 500 to S4S Second floor od Building
The evening world., 1908-12-16
Srnartly Tailored Waists

fresh group of blouses of fancy madras and N
linen the KIND women like for are smarty
plated and have the shirt sleeve corded figured
striped at S225 So and $3.50 lnen So and
- O' ~ N'N ~o'oN'
The evening world., 1908-12-16
For Sister
For Little Brother

suit OF ciothes' :" lenkrives. soc TO 81
&c 81. - .. 40, Fountain pens. 81 80
ONefcoats. >" 10 81 10 $3.50
to $50 Rifles. S. 80 10 $40
Hockey Sticks BIC. Footballs. 81 up
TO SO Gather Wallets 81
Ice Skates. T5c to IS Fencing foils. 81 so
Seds. 80 up Banjos, IS to S75
Suit Cases. 81. 30 up. Mandolins. IS to SEQ
Gloves, 81 to 81. 80 Indian clubs SOC To
Tool chests, s. to $50 81 20
punching bags, 81 to Fishing outfits S2li
SIS to $50
The evening world., 1908-12-16
Wonen's Imported Scarfs

Imported printed chiffon sca-s and y wards long in
oeaufu moral designs ard variety oongs plain
WI fancy dotted borders 5Oc 75c and 81 so Usually
sold for double Main eoo III, p,ud,u
The evening world., 1908-12-16
French Chernises-Boxed for Gifts

nese Fars garments of sheer nansook hand
pretty designs finished with scoped edge eyeets
rioo n make most acceptable gifts. S5O, ST. up SIS.
Third floor Building
The evening world., 1908-12-16
From Young Man to a Girl

Candy, 3Oc to Sur 10. Vel Pins nc to so
Postcard Album. zoe Paper Knives. 35c 70
to S3.15 S2I5
Chatting Dishes. 81. 80 Gloves. 81 TO Si.75
to So Handkerc hiefs with
Tea Balls. So to 81 30 embroidered initial.
Silver Frames q,N to 5uc TO s. 40
So Hand Bags. 81 to s25
Music Rolls. zoe 10 Belt Buckles, 2JC to
81 30 luy.
The evening world., 1908-12-16
G Nmamm%dl nz
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS
Tell You the Right Gift for Everybody
For Little Sister

tut IsICITG SISICT
Dolls, zoe to $50 Fur scts 81 to tcs
Doll houses, 3Oc to TOY kitchens. soc to
- S2 slo
e. ng Chairs, painiing boxes. ,5c.
=, " 10 B,N crayons. Toe tn
POSTCARD n b II ms $40
,, 81. - up Dancing Pumps So
T enni's Rackets To- "a 10
- Loo to SO Paper dolls. &c 10
Desk pads. soc to Soc
:, ST. Canary birds 81 to
to 81 Fur Nuts. 81 to $25
For Baby
Rattles. Zoe TO SIC Knitted socks. soc TO
hnnber dolls. loc to Slo5
=, 81 panty Kid moe
varI teetning rings, casins, soc and I5c
Sb,,. a., ,. Hand embroidered
I,7i',li 80, ~ 10 go dresses. 81 to $50
slips, 81 IS IN ~ ~ Rubber balls &c 10
Baby pins 80 81
500 20 swings 50 TO $50
PTssb.tX "a caps. 81 to TEDDY bears 0oc 10
The evening world., 1908-12-16
From a Woman to a Woman

Coral pins sos to SO Fancy Work Bags
L a h er dressing $3.50 to s..
cases, 81 TO sI2 Gold-hlled bracelets.
embroidered handker- Loo TO Sl2.
. chiefs, soc to So Leather Music Rolls.
Serving Trays SIC to 5OC to 81 10
Sl5 Hatpin Holders, soc
Pin Cushions Zoe to to SD
ss.c5 Opera Glasses, $3.50
Coffee Machines, S. to $S5
to sl6 Hair Ornaments. s5c
Chatting Dishes. $3.50 to So
to 81. Collar Pins. sG.25 to
Desk sets, SO so TO Slo So so set
The evening world., 1908-12-16
From Mistress to a Servant

Materials for dress. brooches. 23c 10 So
Doc 10 81 Alarm clocks. d5c 10
Aprons, &c to S6Ij Sl.JO
House dresses per- BELTS. Sl.5O to SO
Gale Sl.Th Fountain pens. 81
Side combs. 2oc and Bottles of perfume.
5uC 81 to 81 20
Haaikerchiefs. sc Hntpins. 81 to sl.jo
up Scissors, Boo to s.
Umbrellas. 81 to S25 Warm gloves 81 to
Easy slippers. 81 to So
81 Knitted Sweaters.
Candy. soc 81 10 to 81
Stationery, icc to SO Silver thimbles, 5Oc
Pin cushions, 2Jc to to 81
The evening world., 1908-12-16
For Father

pnr-iined ov.rcoats Fishing rods, 50 TO
$50 10 500 $40.
Morris chairs. SlJ t. SILK Suspendcrs, SOC.
$50 to So
Drop lights. $40 to Remstitched initial
SCI 20. handkerchiets, SOC.
Gold cuff links. So 90 up
20 SIG silver match boxes,
Fur collars. s. to IJc. 10 s..
$40 shaving mirrors. e.
Mounted an lmal to Sg15.
heads sl1 to SO Carving sets. S.13
I'm rellas. So To- So TO 81.
RI sticks s. TO Guns. 81 80 to S25
S35O Bookcases. Sl2 TO
Leather hat boxes 500.
SO to sis Opera hats. So & SIS
The evening world., 1908-12-16
From a Girl to a Girl

Calendars. 81 to 81 Tennis racquets,
Gloves. 81 80 to $40 $3.50 up
Embroidered collars, Silver pen holders,
re to Toe T5c to So
Ncckwcar, soc UP Picture frames. all
Bottle Of 6pe per. yer, gOc 10 S.
fune 81 10 Sl.5o Souvenir spoons. 81
Sofa pillows, 81 to TO s.
SO Aatpins. 81 up
Guitars. Sl2 up Scarfs for evening
Knitted Sweaters. wear. 81 TO So
S3.Ij to 50 Leather bags, 50 to
Opera glasses 80 to $40
$50 Coral beads. So TO So
The evening world., 1908-12-16
For Grandmother

Knit shAvls. 7ac. Five o'clock tea kei-
anil Sl5O ties 50 20 TO So
Ruchinss. box 7sc. n hanSo'sS "a "a siV
DAINTY Aprons, SOC. Bedroom slippers. 81
70 81. to So.
Fern Dishes, So to Sewing bags. s.. 30
SlO50. TO S5.
Lace collars and Needle cases. lOc. 10
cuffs $3.50 TO SIS.
sl4SO Hooks for eyeglasses,
SILK belts. 81. so to So 5ar to 81 20
Fire screens S5.T5 Embroidered hand
and sle. kerchefs, 81 20 So.
The evening world., 1908-12-16
Employer to Employee
For the Minister

Easy chairs, 50 to SO Wood boxes. IS. 80 I'D
SIo.es' fl.aO 70 81. so Slippers. $3.50 to 81
Umbrellas. SO TO So Paper knives sc IN
Htmstitc he'd hand Coat hangers, &c t.
kerchlefs. soc to 81 $3.50
study lamp. $50 to Ira Yelling Bags e.
go to SIS
The evening world., 1908-12-16
Handkerchief for the Children

Many linen kinds which good service blended with
appropriate style:
Heusutched iniual in box
Heulsttched
dotnin
Printed bordeshdten
Heusttched embroidered O. three5o ' ~ ~
door,
The evening world., 1908-12-16
For the Doctor

Leather desk sets, Fancy vais,costs
s".1o 70 81. s.. 80 up
Dat.es: e. 70 sto' % % Neckties. zoe to 50
,,.I.. 80 ~ 800 Riding crop. SO to So
p'sss su., protectors BIZ folds, 50. 80 up
c, 70 80 Card ca ses 81 30 I'd
e. 10 nm mn Travelling TASKS,
Gloves. Sl.5o up 'oc 10 sf'n
Photograph frames, lner.nos bottles.
silver. 0oc. up. 800 up
Pipes. So 10 IS Collar bags. $3.50
Calendars, $3.50 20 Coat Sweaters
So 81 10 $50
For the Postman
Warm gloves. $3.50 SILK mufrers. 81
% e. m SIX suspenders soc
e. 70 Co. W. ~ Safety razors. IS
cofi,y boxe. Il o, Pipes. 81 to s.
Handkerchiefs, 25c Razor strops, Doc up
to 81 scarf pins. Use to s.
The evening world., 1908-12-16
For Grandfather

Knit Jackets. sls - House coats s. TO
SIS so
House slippers. sl.GO Fur collars, 81 TO
to So. $40
Pipes. So TO So GLOVES. al ~ 20 500
Carl tables 81 - to SILVER ~ e y | 4 $
81 80 cases, IS to Sl2.
Cloth Caps Coo. TO Tobacco jars, 81 to
SO SO 20
SILK su=pendeNr 800 Pocket TASKS. soc.
10 81. 20 81. so.
The evening world., 1908-12-16
Ripple Eiderdown ROBES

Our beautiful holiday assortment is cor
tive range of styles in pink, blue. red and 81
SATIN bound. AT S5-in three pretty styles,
neck. satin-trimmed, with kimono sleeves.
dered satin. seshed sleeves, large collar.
JAPANESE SILK KlMoNoS. in ligh,
nese or floral designs S3.SS to S12.75.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-11
HARMONY

The regular meeting of Laurel Grange,
No 4o,P OF ii was held III Union Chapel,
Friday evening. December 4th. The an
nual election OF officers took place and re-
suited as follows the present Worthy Mas;
ter, Lueius b. Steere and Overseer Walter
b. knight declining reelection. Worthy
Master, Harry Kemp; overseer, Charles ].
Cole; Lecturer Ethelyn Kemp; Steward,
George A. Lincoln; Assistant Steward,
Byron Steere: Chaplain, Ursula Johnson;
Treasurer. David Stewart; Secretary,
Charles X. Aldrich; Gate Keeper, George
Kemp; Ceres, Flora Kemp; Pomona, Cora
Steere; Flora, {. G Lewis; Lady Assistant
Steward, Lois Newcomb; Ex Committee
for three years, Walter b. knight. Two
applications were received and three can
didates voted in.
Stock Reducing Sale at Des Roches Every
thing reduced TO hard time prices, Op
posite Public Maaket, Olneyville Square.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-11
CENTERDALE

The Harris property is being repaired.
w. II. Sweet is agent for the "Amatte"
roofing.
W. r. Angel OF Fruit Hill has gone to
California.
North Providence taxes are nearly all
collected.
c. F. Sweet has lately purchased hand
some buggy.
Extensive repairs are being made to the
Allendale Mill property.
Benjamin Sweet has city water put in
his house on smith street.
Charles Gaffney has succeeded George
A. Carter as station agent here.
The Center Clothing Company has taken
more room in the Corbett Block.
George T. Batchelder has lately placed
some new show casee in his store.
George Carter, for many years station
agent here has resigned to take a railroad
position at East Foxboro, lass.
Daniel McIvor and George Rogers and
othsrs are said to have formed stock CON-
pany to engage in the manufacture Of soaps
Stock Reducing Sale at DesRoches.
Everything reduced 10 hard time prices.
Opposite Public Market, Olneyvipe Square.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-11
FOSTER CENTER

Miss Marion Aylesworth has returned
TO her home in Foster Center
Edward I Simpson, who has been i'll for
several weeks is failing in health,
Clarence Mathewson, foreman at the
quarry, spent Sunday in Providence.
Many Of us attended the entertainment,
in Clayville Church last Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. James C Hopkins enter.
tanned there son, Willard, all OF last week
Stock Reducing Sale at DesRoches'
Everything reduced to hard time prices
Opposite Public Market, Olneyville Square
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Merrill have sold
their farm on the johnson Road to Mrs
Louise PRINCE of Manton avenue, Provi-
dence
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-11
SOUTH SCITUATE

1t is understood that the Richmond Mi
is soon to go on a seventy-two hour a week
schedule.
Rev. L. B. Edwards, who is well known
here has accepted a call to take charge OF
church at Edgewood.
Stock Reducing Sale at DesRoches Every
thing reduced to hard time prices. Op-
posite Public Market, Olneyville Square
Scituate is noted for the longevity of its
people. This section of the town has some
very aged residents, Mrs. Elizabeth Mac
Gary 9S, Job BArden 81, Alva Simmons SO
A dispatch from Washington says that
Congressman Capron has recommended to
the Post Office Department that an inspec
ton be made of the proposed rural route
running from Foster Centre, with view TO
establishing the desired service. He has
also recommended an inspection OF the
route at South Scituate, where a number OF
changes are desired.
Ladies' Stone Rings-S4, S, 81. so. 80,
sra to SIS. Diamond. opal, ruby, emerald
sapphire, turquoise, amethyst, garnet and
pearl rings in single stone and cluster
Solid gold settings Of all the new styles
Examine our large stock of rings before you
make your purchases J A. ANGEL I92S
Westminster street.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-11
NORTH SCITUATE

Walter Angel and family have removed
to Trimtown.
A bridge Is being built across the river
below the mill.
Mrs. Mercy Atwood entertained several
callers on Tuesday.
The North Scituate Cotton Mills addi-
tion is being piped for steam heating.
Henry Bucklyn has been reelected
commander of 7. c Nichols Post q. A. X.
Nils J. Tyring has lately erected shed
and made some other improvements at his
place.
Harry Chsce of East KillIngiy, Conn.,.
has been guest several days this week at
d. A. Davis,
A surprise party was given TO Fred Hop
kins last Friday evening. About twent
young people were present.
The Christian Eudeavor Society attend.
ed the meeting of the Smithhed c. E.
Union at Greenville on Friday evening:
NSuuSih at bCSNOSnSs'.
Everything reduced to hard time prices
Opposite Public Market, Olneyvill Square
w. B, Wilson, Secretary Of the Rhode
Island Sunday School Association, speaks
at the Baptist Church next Sunday morn
ing.
Rev H F Reynolds, general superin.
tendent of the Church of the Nazerene
preached at the Pentecostal Church last
Sunday.
The Ladies Aid Society of Hopkins Mills
will hold Christmas sale and supper this
evening Saturday at the residence OF Mrs
Simmons.
w. B. Wilson, of the Rhode Is and Sun.
day School Association, will give an illus
trated lecture in the Baptist Church to-
morrow evening.
Edwin A. Smith, Miss Rachel Smith,
Miss Grace Barstow, Miss Margret Van.
slack, Mrs. Mary Vose and Mrs. Carpen-
ter Of Providence visited Mrs. John F.
Pau'ding the past week.
Eyeglasses.-If you need glasses, you
need them now-not when it is too late.
Every days delay may be one day nearer
to total blindness. We test your eyes and
fit you with glasses to suit ther condition,
All kinds of optical goods. J. A. Angel.
1923 Westminster street.
Rev. G, A Burgess will preach at the
Congregational Church at p. m, next
Sunday; music, violin and cornet. G..
Anson Brown will render solo.
The following names are TO be added TO
North Sctuates aged people as printed in
these columns recently, Mrs. Andrew J.
Baekmar so, Miss Frances Phillips 81, Mrs
Smith (Saundersville) 81, Mrs. Lucinda
Boss (rrimtown) 81, Mrs. Mary Ann Hop
kins, West Scituate Road, 81, Mrs. Elmira
Phillips Randall IS, Rev Charles Parker
IS.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-11
GkEENVILLE

Willis w. Sweet at Centerdale Is agent
for the "Amatite" Roofing.
A Christmas Sale and Supper was held
last evening for the benefit of st. Thomas
Church.
1t is rumored that the Greenville Hotel
property will be leased to Peter Murphy OF
Centerdale.
Frank II. Smith has accepted a position
III The Office of the Greenvile Wooden Com
pany's Mill.
Stock Reducing Sale at DesRoehes
Every thing reduced to hard time prices.
Opposite Public Market, Olneyvil'e Square
Buyers for Sunday School Christmas
presents shonld call Rt the Providence Pa.
per Company's store, a. Weybosset street,
Providence.
The Winsor Mill was badly damaged by
fire on Wednesday evening. The fire was
discovered in the drying room about 6. 80,
The mill help worked hard to save the pro-
perty, but the machinery in some Of the
departments was destroyed and the build
ing received considerable damage. II is es-
timated that the loss is about rs, 600.
We are just now showing beautiful line
of gold rings, plan, fancy, engraved, snd
with all kinds of setting at prices Tor below
those usually named for rings Of like value.
We invite yo to be the judge-to compare
our rings with those Of other houses an
convince yourself. J. A. Angel. 1923 West
minister street.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-11
ll6 Boylston St. Boston.
II You Hold Government Position You
are Located Tor Life and at n
Good Salary.

$4,000 positions are TO be filled this year
Examinations for different positions Will be
held this fall. can ft you TO pass the ex-
ions. Will furnish all textbooks free.
II interested make cross opposite posi-.
tion wanted. Cut out this coupon and mail
to me at once:
FIRST GRADE.
DEPARTMENTAL BRANCH.
Clerk (Male or Female)
Stenographer and Typewriter (Male or fem.
Bookkeeper male or Female(,
Day Inspector (Male).
Clerk, Male TO Female.
Junior Clerk New York City only, Male.
INTERNAL REVENUE BRANCH.
Clerk, Male.
Gauger, Male.
Storekeeper, Male
storekeePPsMTM MisRgSTi1s GsqgsTi nsie RR,scg
BUREAU OF PRINTING.
Compositor, Male or Female
Electrotype Finisher. Male
SECOND GRADE
DEPARTMENTAL BRANCH.
Railway Mail Clerk, Male
Hallway Mail Weigher, Male,
Railway Mail Porter, Male
CUSTOM HOUSE BRANCH.
Assistant Weigher, Male
Messenger, Male
PoST OFFICE BRANCH
Clerk, Male and Female.
Clerk Carrier, Male
THIRD GRADEI
DEPARTMENTAL BRANCH.
Apprentice, male
Elevator Conductor, male.
Messenger, male,
Skilled Laborer, male.
Watchman, male
PENlTENTIARY BRANCH
Prison Guard, male
BUREAU OF PRINTING.
Apprentice. II ale
Bookbinder, male.
Electtotype Molder, male.
Pressman, male
Press Feeder, male.
Press Feeder, Female.
Printers Assistant, Female.
CUSTOM HOUSE BRANCH
| Attendant, Female.
Foreman, male.
Inspectress, Female.
Janitor, male.
Night Inspector, male.
Porter, male.
Waterman, male.
Opener and Packer, male
Classified Labor, male.
POST OFFICE BRANCH.
ADDRESS, BOX So2 oLSEYvILLE, r. l.
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-11
GREYSTONE

A large addition is soon to be built to
the Greystone Mills.
The Greystone Foot Ball Team was de-
feat,d on Saturday by the Lonsdale team
by score of 4 to 3.
Stock Reducing Sale at DesRoches Every
thing reduced to hard time prices. OPP
posite Public Market, O!neyville Square.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-11
0lneuVlIIe TlmeS.

The "TImss" may be found for
sale each week as follows:
k"nton avenue ..........J. McCabe
Oineyville Square james Shawcross
Hartford avenue ....J. F. Heffernan
Centerdale -. George T. Batchelder
North Scituate .......... Post ONCE
Also at the Times once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
PRICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

Ths following purcuas. prices wsrs
quoted on Wsstsfn aF this nnofningt
F0tLTr Ola ksra. i've weight
tfft1e per pound dressed. ife per
pound spring chickens. live, lee per
pound dressed aac pr pound troiisfs
SOC per pound s1uahs. ft-a per dofeu !.
decks. spring. live ftc per pound dfess'
20. isc per pound d pigeons. 81 psf dos
en-
nurTER-Lesai ranch. i7-iss per
pound
EalH af.acaI ranch tt-atc
NEATH I've usiFht-Cows. iYr per
pounf sfssfa e. Per pound Hutfon.
uafhsfs tae Per pound sHes aAc per
pound uass. - PEI pound Lamh.
- oct pssfs Bells ane eEsn axe psf
HouEn
MEATa- Dressed veal iafE. sc-fe
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
LITTLE CHILD MAY
UNITE PARENTS

NEW YORK. Sept 90. 1t ~ be.
lieed In theatrical circles hero 10.
day that a reconciliation may be-
effected between Mary Mannering
and her husband. James X. Hack
cit. whom she recently sued FOR ~
yorce. through their child, ELISE.
Hnekett and bis wife are playing
In rival theatres Immediately %
poaita. on Forty second " When
iiackeit opened hia engagement
this week. Miss MannerinR. who
has The custody Of their child. sent
the little girl 90 the performance
In which Haekett was playing She
carried a message Of good wishes
from mother 10 father. and re-
manned with him until near the
close OF the performance. carrying
back an equally kind message 10
her mother.