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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Z The following marriage licenses were. issued in
San Francisco Monday. December 81. 1908:
William /. whepley. 50, Fresno, and ]. Ruth
Allen. 80, Columbus. o.
Michael Ryan. "a. and Molly Morrison, ZJr
both of 965 Golden Gate ave
Thomas g. curran. 81. 1926 Twenty sixth ST.,
and Madeline Z. Scott, sc Lander ST.
Domenico Bologna, "a. and Caterina Aiello,
Is, both of 2644 Leayenworth St
nG Charles asr Wilhelm Ss lT4 T,Isin s ST.
Roy N Francis, 2i, 951 Eddy ST., and Ruby
E. Jensen. Is, 10 Parkside ave -
Karl s. Bjorkquist, "a, 2202 Pine St, ana
Elm 0. Carlson, "a, 1863 ssutter St,
Abel ]. Altamen, IS. and Amanda J SUOMI
nen ; 20 both ha Of a59 pops aas S. pine and 1e-
more l. Goodman, IS, 2629 Mission ST. -.
Daniel rranes: g % BERNARD ST. and Marie
John yinay. 2e. 1910 Pierce St, and Alice
Faure 20, 30 Salmon ST.
Louie Lenei, p. Telegraph ave-, and Anne
liza Sartini. 10, $40 Green ST
OAKLAND, Dec. 21.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today
Alec W. Pucifer, 30, Oakland, and Pauline
C. Goetzer, %, San Francisco
Percy Levenson, 21, and Marie Shaw, is,
Frank Grenan. %, and Josephine Nadon, u,
both of San Francisco.
Charles A. Faulkner, 20, Oakland, ana Louise
e. Bernard. 90 Alameda.
Francis Carr, SO, Redding, and Mary A. Ken
nedy, 26, Berkeley.
Edwin j. GrinOiey. %, DerheAey' anu OAaeS
I. Cumberson. 81 Oakland. -
Charles Romano, %, and Jennie Rodgers, "a
'OIa James T. Hawkes.. 42. and Jane Collins. AZ,
both of San Francisco.
George I. Sherman. Al. and Isabella Neal. 81,
wv. william A. Mills. a. and R. Grace Vivian,
21 both of Antioch.
John c. Robel, 80, and Mary Mello, p, both
of Decoto.
Joseph n. Mathicu. 20. and Caroline Meteor
mick 40, both of oakland
Joe NJ Canhote, "a, and Hannah Ferry, ~,
''sI Max Benschuitz, 50. and Vera Karuza, "a.
zee George Eptins 80, and Emile voisln IS, both
of San Francisco.
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BIRTHS

ADAMS-In Oakland. CAL. December s. 1908,
to the wife of f. A. Adams, son.
MoZNETT-In this city. December is. 1908.
to the wife of William Moznett. daughter
ZANE--In this city December g. 1905. TO the
wife of Joel G.. Zane. son.
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Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
win not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply TO the announcement Of the event
are published once IN this column free OF charge
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COOKS ARM AMPUTATEp

All Song. a Chinese cook, employed
in the Six Mile house. had his left
as result OF being run down BY a
switch engine near his place of EN-
ployment Song attempted to cross
the tracks in front of the locomotive
when he was struck. The operation
was performed in the central emer-
gency hospital by DR.. Tilton E. Till
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Nelson. lot at NE corner OF Second avenue and
street 80 by \ 20; SlD.
William ]. Bryan to Sarah =. Bryan, lot at
Sc corner of Hyde and Geary streets, csc by
S 97:6; $40.
street 200 of Marengo w 200 by 125; $40.
William Dennan to Alice NJ. Goodhall lot in
S line of Jackson street, 1876 w of Locust, w
40 by S 127:SA $40.
Peter Quinn to James Mcfunn. lot In w line
of Lisbon street, 275 of Italy avenue, p by
w 100; $40.
Gordon F. Lyon TO John Power and wife. lot
in line of Twenty third street, 92:6 OF
Eureka % by y so; $1o
Elsie n. O'Donnell TO Joseph e. o'Donnell.
lot st NE corner of Forty-sixth avenue and r
street. y so by e 115; gift.
Mary e. Crogan to Frank Bache. lot in line
of Ninth avenue. 120 of NJ street, 90 by
100. $40.
Susan NJ. Savers to Ada l. McMahan ct al.
lot in w line OF Twenty second avenue, 200 \ of
@ street. 90 by w 100: $40.
Mrs. Frank Sayers to same. lot in w line OF
Twenty second avenue, 175 n of Q street, %
by W I2O; $40.
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building Contracts

G. L. Cranz with Edward Brader-To erect a
two story frame residence in line of Belmont
avenue f07.09 NV of Woodland; So, $50.
]. B. Ingugia with L. Capurro & Baratti-To
erect three story and basement frame building
in Il line of Leayenworth street, 70 OF Fran
cisco; S9,375
Fred A. Dorm with Robert Lenord-To erect a
three story frame building in line of Twenty
third street, 112 of Douglass, 115, $685.
Is 25 w 4:6, S 900. w 50; $1l 900.
Fred A. Dorm with Robert Lenord-To erect a
two story frame building flour fats at NE cor
ner of Douglass and Twenty-hfth streets so
Fby n 31:6; $500
San Francisco gas and electric company with
". p. Fuller & CO.. ct ALTO erect six story
and basement Office building in $ line of Sutter
street. 1916 w of Stockton, W $3.50 by 1876;
S73. 1868.
Thomas ". Kelly with Common & Hughes-All
work except gas and electric fixtures window
shades. finish hardware CRATES, etc, for three
story frame building tfats) in E line of Harrison
street. n of Twenty first, 26 by u 100;
81. .357. 80.
s. ]. Carroll with Bishop & Duarte-To erect
a two story frame building two fats in line
of Hill street between Castro and Noe; 81 $50.
John Linehan with Bishop & Duarte-To erect
two story frame building in w line of Howard
street. 25 of Eighteenth, 25x95; 81 GO
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TROUBLE OVEN A RING

Mrs Margaret wilson, Hotel Nile.
obtained warrant from Police Judge
Conlan Yesterday for the arrest Of
Louis Stepner on charge of felony
embezzlement. She and Stepner had
been living together for two years
and she loaned him a diamond ring
valued at $500. She and Stepner had
ouarrelcd and he refused to return
the ring.
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REAL ESTATE no ExcHANcE
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO BOND HOLDERS or HONOLULU
PLANTATION COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that. pursuant TO the
provisions OF that certain Mortgage. dated the
first day OF February A. ID. 1902, which was
executed by the Honolulu Plantation Company TO
Mercantile Trust Company of San Francisco. as
bonos secured By said Mortgage, and hereinafter
designat ted by their numbers. were the fifth
day OF December. 1908. selected. drawn and
manner provided dn said mortgage. Said bonds
selected. drawn and designated Tor payment
Company Of San Francisco at number 464 cali
foTnia street. in the City and County OF San
francisco, State OF California. at the rate OF
one Thousand 1.000l Dollars per bond and ac-
crued interest, on the first day of February
1909 Such bonds shall be surrendered 20 the
lation. provided in said Mortgage aud inter
est thereon shall cease from said first day Of
Sire 10 surrender his bonds for cancellation be-
fore February l, 1909 may do so and receive
payment at the rate of One Thousand u,000l
Dollars per bond and interest TO the date OF
such surrender.
The following are the numbers of the 6tty-
mated: ed ' N'N' 'a"A a'u 'eS'S
Numbers:
s s5 s4 sS s sss s sS sS9 sS2 ss2 sS sS2 Sss
ss sos ss ss oo yS Zoo gS6 80 Ioo SI ioo s sSs
l2le i2i1 1912. 1913
IstsS Dated San Francisco, December I l9as gEc
President Honolulu Plantation Company.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
WHEREAS, Under and by virtue of the terms
Of certain Trust Agreement it has become
necessary in order TO carry into effect the pro-
visions thereof TO sell lease that certain bust
ness situate in the City OF San Diego State OF
California. and known the CAFE UNION
RESTAURANT AND GRILL. together with the
bars, furniture. fixtures. croekery silver ware
and general kitchen equipment thereunto belong
ing:
NOW THEREFORE. Notice is hereby given
that, in accordance with the provisions and under
the authority Of said Trust Agreement. sealed
bids for the purchase or lease OF said CAFE UN-
ION RESTAURANT AND GRILL viii be re-
ceived by the Trustees up to January 9th. 1909
The right TO reject any and all bids is reserved.
Terms. cash
The restaurant and grill is strictly modern and
newly and elaborately furnished throughout: it's
entire equipment is first class. and its location in
the new SPRECkELS BUILDING. at the corner
Of ''D' and Sd streets. the hest in the city.
The inventory Of the property involved together
with said Trust Agreement, is on file in the
office Of the undersigned in the Title Building
No. Sal 5th street. San Diego. California where
bids should be left and all communications ad-
dressed.
By order OF the Trustees
G. F. HOFF
See'y Wholesalers Board OF Trade.
San Diego. California
HAVING bought nickelodeon at $50 Castro Of
Hugo Legier. hereby give notice that I am
not responsible for any outstanding debts
prior TO this date. Dec. 81. 1908
WILLIAM NASSER
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DAIRY on HORSE RASCH-SS4 acres miles
south OF Nspa on main county road and cleo
Irie Line. large water supply: GAO acres hills:
$50 acres fruit and farming level land; owner
las been asking o,000 but viii consider
reasonable offer
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-22

COUNTRY HOME in apple-pie order for half its
COST 80 acres ! mile from Naps city; 20
acres bearing orchard, balance level, same
quAlirys c0mmOdious improvements, owner
wants 20 travel and has instructed us 10 SELL
$4,000 takes the place las is and ready TO
run.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-22

INCOME RANCH-567 acres near Hollster; $50
acres fuil bearing orchard. Al condition; bal
ence river bottom land; be sold for SJ0.-
600 on easy terms This is 8 regular and
good income producer
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CoUNrRY REAL EsrArE
coUNTRY DEPARTMENT

BALDWIN & HOWELL. SIs-S24 KEARNY ST
BALDWIN HOWELL. 3Is-324 KEARNY ST
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HOUSES. FLATS, ETC.

HOUSES TO Observation-Disclosures
FURNISHED bungalow; rooms . baths: every
modern convenience; situated in heart OF Pied
m0nt's best residential district; large grounds,
fruit trees, flowers. etc Inquire s. 4. PEN
BERTHY. care Wickham Havens, 1912 Broad
WAY Oakland.
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BALDWIN & HOWELL.
als-324 kesrny ST. San Francisco Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-22

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
900 acre stock range: northern California
running stream. good Improvements; ranch
an fenced; 1000 head Of sheep; 30 head cat
Tie. An ideal place. Price S27 600; half cash.
600 acre cattle ranch; good house and barn
running water. Price IS 600.
We have 100 farms and stock ranches for
sale or exchange
McFAUL & EDWARDS. S27 Chronicle Bldg.
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,fARIN coUNTY Real EsTATE

- FEW lots IN San Rafael near Union depot
for slo5 each: $25 ssh. 50 month; no inter
~ no taxes. M0CKLER col ztb St. San
rafael or MONTGOMERY & CO.. 81 kearny
ST. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-22

NoODSIDE PLACE-Tou have heard Of the
beauties OF WOodside country. Well. here are
100 acres for $1T.000-a natural scenic place.
running stream, tine springs; beautifully wood
"a; room house. This is very cheap offer
ing
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d Won Want x5.on,

Do You Want $5.0Of
page IL.
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CARp oF THANKs

KREYE-We desire 70 express our heart
felt thanks to those kind friends who ex-
tended Us sympathy i'm the recent hcrcavcmcnt
we sustained in the death Of our beloved
daughter Miss Lizzie kreye.
MR.. and MRS. +. CA0iPE, Alameda
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REAL ESTATE

ALAMEDA real. ESTATE
$500 cash balance to suit: new. modern room
home: Me- corner; blocks S. F. local Ala
media; price $4,000; will exchange for lot. Il.
J. LLOYD. 1112 Broadway. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-22

DO not answer this unless you have IS, 600 OF
your OWL have 1000 acres Of choice garden
.snd on the railroad near San Francisco that
wish 10 Suboiyide. / am in a position 10
plant land 10 anything and care for same for
- feW Eesrs while i is being paid for, and can
give very attractive terms 10 the purchaser.
VIII take interest with the right party
who IS capable OF financing this proposition.
Box 1905. Call
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HAVING bought nickelodeon at $50 Castro Of
Hugo Legler / hereby give notice that I am
not responsible for any outstanding debts
prior TO this date. Dec. 81. 1908.
WILLIAM NASSER
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sANTA cRUz REAL ESTATE

HOMES. investments. lots. ranches, acre proper
Tics BROWN a WILSON Santa Cruz CAL
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san MATEo REAL ESTATE
HAYWARD PARK fSan Mateo)
HAYWARD PARK (Szn Mateo)

The best buy FOR $50 is a lot in beautiful
HAYWARD PARk-within speaking distance
OF the PENINSULA HOTEL. % minutes from
san Francisco: trains every 20 minutes, no
ferries TO delay you. DO fog; sil land ride
All street work done; hue homes about you;
few lots letr IRON %tS0 up q Dtth caSn
balance 10 SUIT; shade trees; sidewalks; gas !;
electricity. Ere hydrants. etc. Within bali a
dozen blocks 0f the depot: few blocks from
San Matco Ere department. When you see
this property you VIII understand the re-
Inarkable success OF its SALE But II you
want 10 see any other property, be to
look about thoroughly before seeing HAY
WARD PARK. The more You see the quicker
vou viii bay IN HAYWARD PARK.
SEND for Illustrated Literature.
psrnwIN & HOWELL, 31s-32s Kearny st. ST
FRANK ). GRUMM0N. 80 I'd aT., San Mateo
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OAKLAND E@
ELECTRIC PIANOS

MAPS Peerless. like new. $3.50; / electric
banjo like new. $3.50; terms or cash discount.
VAN BROS. 37th and San Pablo av., Oak
land. Piedmont 1916.
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ROOMS AND B0ARD-BerkeIey
PLEASANT, sunny rooms. with first class board;
references. 2311 Dursnt av.. Berkeley.
THE Oakland Branch Of The Call is at 46s Elev-
enth ST. Broadway. Phones, Sunset Oak
land 1893. Home A2375.
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WITH THE CHURCHES

First Baptist church, Regular servic.
es as follows; Morning worship
1915. Bible school, 1900. b. Y. p.
T., $50. Evening service, 500.
First Church of Christ Scientist Ser.
vices Sunday II a. m. Wednesday
evening meeting 500. Reading room
open every Wednesday and Saturday
from ? to 4 p. m. All cordially invited.
United Presbyterian church. Rev.
John G. Dick, pastor. Morning ser
vice at l0:45; Sabbath school at 1900
m; Y. p. c. L. at $50 p. m; Evening
service at 500. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Methodist Episcopal churcL Ser.
vices every Sabbath. Morning service,
10:45; Sunday school, 1900 M; Ep-
worth League, $50; Evening service,
500. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening, 500. Seats free, everybody
welcome. Rev. Z. P. Hall, d. D.;
Pastor.
First Presbyterian church-Morning
service at 1915. Sunday school at II.
Evening service at 7:30. Christian En-.
deavor at 6:25. Midweek meeting
Wednesday at 1880. Everybody cord
tally invited. Hugh Robinson Pastor.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society will
be entertained Thursday, June 4. '0S,
at the home of Mrs. Elmer Anderson.
All are very welcome.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Sanierson. Mesdames
Bacon, Thorber and Koch will assist
in entertaining. All are cordially in
yited.
Rev. S. +. Moon, who will soon
be leaving ~Brookings. will deliver a
farewell sermon at the First Baptist
church Sunday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
il. church will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. Geo. Anderson, Wednes,
day, June 8. Mrs. Anderson will be
assisted by Mesdames ReyersOn and
Smith. A cordial invitation is ex.
tended to all.
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See j. H. Roberts for prices on
plumbing and heating.

See j. H. Roberts for prices on
plumbing and heating.
Gollmar Brothers circus is billed to
appear here Wednesday, June 8.
If you are going to buy a new lawn
mower call on Peter Hallen. He has
got some good ones cheap.
Philo Hall souvenir pos. cards free
at this office. Call and get some to
send to your friends over the state.
taking treatment at the hospital, re-
turned to her home in Trenton Friday.
Patriotism ought to be the thing this
week and the program at the Scenic
Will be along that order. See the
Teddy Bears.
ThOs. and James Tinker returned
home last evening from Madison.
Wis, where they were called some
time ago by the death of a brother-in.
law.
Mrs. }. A. Seaton and little grand
daughter. Helen Peterson. went to
Stewartyille. Mimi. the last of the
week for a visit with Mrs. Seaton's
daughter, Mrs. horton.
Invitations are out for the marriage
Of Miss Anna Rudebusch and Anthony
Leiferman, which will occur Wednes-
day, June 10th at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Rudebusch.
FREQ this week. Remember that
all who attend the Scenic this week
viii get Il number on a pair of Dorothy
Dodd shoes Or Il McKibbin hat. Arti-
cies may be see in SINNERS window.
There was a carnival of sport at
the college park yesterday afternoon,
which included n ball game between
the "phats and Leans" and a half
mile race between Charlie Poole and
George Cole. Poole was an easy Win
uer in the race which was run in 2:GS.
The leans won the ball game by a
score of II to 6. The two teams lined
mp as follows: Leans; Fishback. 1st
base; White, I'd base; Johnson, short
stop; Carlisle, Sd base; Anderson.
catcher; Lawrence. pitcher; Hoy, left
field, Cole. center; Kelley, right. The
Phats were Mathews. catcher: Olson.
pitcher: Villas, captain and first base:
Johnson. I'd base; Iiunday, Sd base;
waltz. short stop: Carlisle, left field;
Bartlett right; Roberts, center.
This is Commencement week at
the city high school, and tomorrow
the term will close for the summer va
cation. The exercises began Sunday
evening, when the baccalaureate adj
dress to the class was delivered at
the NJ. r. Church by Rev. j. +. Parker,
whose sermon was a most excellent
me, full of good advice to the young
people. Last evening the class pre-
scented the class play, THE Incubus
before a packed house at the opera
house. The play is a three-act com
edy and was presented in a very ac-
ceptabje manner each member Of the
cast taking their part very cleyerly.
Tonight the class day exercises will
be given and tomorrow evening the
graduating exercises proper.
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Choice hay land for rent Geo. G..
Rude.
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PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY.

The merry agent and broker still
infest the country and suckers are
still biting, On our last trip We met
no less than nineteen different men
selling marble and granite. DO you
people realize what it cost these firms
to send these agents all over the cOun-
try? DO YOU also realize that the
outside concerns cannot honestly or
pete with a home institution. such as
ours with our big stock? There 6ie
a number of reasons why. First, we
employ no agents, and second, we buy
in large quantities, thereby saving a
big item on freight. which enables us to
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sell you away below their prices. These
outside agents get from p to 33 per
cent lor handling the goods. all of
which You have to pay in addition to
the extra freight. Again. in nearly
every case YOU get inferior stock from
these outside concerns. in most cases
number three grade. Most of these
agents are not practical marble and
granite men, but have their prices
quoted to them. and in many cases
which We know tney have never been
inside OF a marble shop. Only a day
or two ago n of these fellows came
to our Mr.. Day and wanted to sell
the Day x Poe goods. as he stated
that our goods were so niue. better
in every way he thought he could
easily dispose of them. He wanted TO
work on the commission basis. at %
per cent on every job, but Mr.. Day
Informed him tnat it would make the
work too high TO his patrons and he
did not believe in that way of doing
business. And again, this firm wants
its customers TO come to the snop and
see the goods, and We would rather
give this twenty-five per cent to the
buyer than TO an agent.
Most Of the monument work that
has been put up around here by out
side parties we stand ready to dupli-
cate at from 80 to 90 per cent OF the
purchase price, and We guarantee the
size and quality of the stock. We have
the largest stock in the west, win
two more carloads coming. We stand
ready TO discount every agent or firm
that sends out agents or brokers' from
- to =" per cent.
DAY & POE.
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F''littie.

Habits of cleanliness are not as
expensive as they are hard to form
but when once formed. it is believed
that they pay for themselves in ones
increased Standing, reputation, i'm
proved physical health, mental power
and moral worth, all of which not only
contribute to the happiness, but in
creased earning power as well. Have
a Bath Room Outfit installed and keep
clean. We install them right and
prices are right.
The J. II. Roberts Company.
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a stock of Surveys, spring wagons,
driving wagons, manure spreaders at
special reduction prices to clean up
stock. Geo. &. Rude, Agent.
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The arrangement Of a bath room
is lot so essential IS the Prce. Quality
of Materials and Workmanship. You
arrange your W bath room to suit
Yourself and let us do your work.
our Prices, Workmanship and Stan.
dard Sanitary Goods are Right.
The j. II. Roberts Company.
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For School Treasurer.

| hereby announce myself as a can.
didate for School Treasurer. subject
to the decision of the voters of the
city Of Brookings at the school election
10 BE- held June 16, 1908.
+. j. Flittie.
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Are You


than ordinary?
If not, it is because you have not
tried it.
THIS WEEK WE HAVE.
Nut Loaf, Chocolate or plain. -. 25c
Maple Loaf. zoe
Saratoga, (Nut Loaf ......... zoe
Chatsuqua, (Fruit) ........... 20c
Fruit Queen. zoe
Black Beauty, a good one for
buildings 2nc
Ribbon 15c
Pineapple and Fig Rolls. ....... 20c
Pineapple, Observation-Disclosures. 40c
Nut, Layer. 40c
Cup Cakes,per 15c
COOKIES lUC
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Bank Statement

Report Of the condition OF the Farmers
National Bank at Bookings, in the state of
South Dakota, at the close OF business, May
II, 1905.
PESOJrPCFS
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DAY 4 POE.
BroOkingS Marble Works,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-04-04
Smart Tub Dress.

The girl who intends to have some
thing stylish and out OF the ordinary
will make the skirt of her tub frock
from white linen and the coat from
pink or blue. and braid each in self
colors. Carrying out the same idea in
wooden materials the coat viii be of
a darker shade than the skirt, even
though the colors be the same
Before the material IS stamped the
coat should be finished with the ex-
ception of lining and facing and the
skirt completely finished. BY so do
Ing the design can be arranged in ex-
actiy the position desired and the ef-
feet will be much more satisfactory
than If first braided and then
made up.
The cuffs and collar Of the coat are
braided before attached. If the gar.
ment is OF tub material, il should be
Numbered before worn.
To iron Il. have well-padded board
and lay the skirt right side down
With irons as hot as can be used
without scorching. press material until
perfectly dry