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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15
SIS.
CURES CATARRH

During the Summer months Caarrh sufferers
troubled with the effects of the disease true
cause the heated season and outlet of the skin
open and constant copious evaporation carries off with large
percentage of The impurities and poons which produce Catarr
at the first of cooler weather the sufferers ends
does not freely congeed condition of the system
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Bite of the Kissing Bug.

we're than that of the bedbuS, and is
sometimes of a serious character, caus-
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cHRERFuLLY RKcoMMErps s 5. s

For the past twenty-five years in the habit
OF course Of s. s. S. every spring blood pun
neI enc have always been well pleased results
hfa Catar1h for number OF yeas which cured by
> 8 5. cheerfully recommend s.. S. S. as the Sest
blood pzrfer on earth Not OILY die it Catarrh
tiIely satisfactory results. LOCK rscpATfEY
nousteh, 1e1ss u S. Dist Attorney.
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doors and windows is he only safe
method of protection. This insect should
be promptly killed wherever it is en-
cOuntered
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NOSE STOPPED UP AND NcEssAur COUGH.

NOSE STOPPED UP AND INCESsANT COUGH
Gentlenen:-I suffered for a long time with a bad case
benefit Several doctors told me could cured.
1 had a continual headache cheeks had grown
purple, my rose was always stopped up my breath
slckenng ard disgusting odor and coughed necessarily
heard OF your s. s. S. and you. On your
reconmenc2tlon commenced to it. and after taking
several bottles Twas cured ans have
slightest symptom OF the disease. viii always be gad
20 recommend II to other sufferers.
Respectfully MRS. II. L WESSERNAN.
27io Caroline ST., st. Louis, Mo.
CURED OF CATARRK
Dear Sirs-At the age Of five years contracted bae
case OF Catah II began with provse waery discharge
from my nose The matter falling into kept me
constantly hawking and splitting and breath too was
fealliy offensive, but S. S. s. has sound and
public. ~
When began taing s. S. s. was for another disease
which the dccto: called tuberculosis Of tire Stree
ubercies have healed and feei did in nv
life. OSCAR VAPP
+sis Garfield Ave-, Kansas City, Mo.
LOST his VOICE
Godsboro N. c.
suffered severely with cs.sTTh for number Of wears
and for eighteen months the disease lost
my voice IN consequences Of it. tTica
and doctors and was finally given up then took
s. 5. s. according to directions of time
nv Cstarrh was entirely cured. voice was restored
AID have enjoyed good health since.
WI GRIFFIN
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many. They will remain there at least
two or three years. They will reside
either in Berlin or Dresden.
~ ~ -
Mr. and Mrs, NJ A. Moore of Lernars.
Iowa, with their daughter and niece
arrived by the Manchuria to spend the
winter here.
Governor and Mrs. Frear entertained
Bishop Moore and his daughter, Mrs.
Pitkin, at dinner on Thursday. They
We're fellow travellers with Governor
Frear on the Manchuria
~ - -
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Bott of
Tacoma, Washington, were arrivals by
the Manchuria and will remain here
until the return Of that vessel.
~ - ~
Madame Lemieux. the wife of the
Minister of Commerce and Labor OF
Canada, passed through Honolulu on
the Mongolia last Sunday.
~ ~ ~
Bishop Da Silva has been the reci-
pient of much attention since his ar
rival by the Manchuria. He is a titu-
lar bishop of the Roman CatnCac
church, and has recently spent several
months in the United States. He ex-
poets to remain about a month in these
islands.
~ ~ -
The Viscount and Viscountess Aoki
were the guests of Consul General and
Mrs Saito at the Japanese Consulate
during the stay of the Manchuria in
port.
Col. John T. Baker of Hilo returned
by the Manchuria from an absence of
ten months spent in travel.
~ - ~
Mrs. Vestal and Miss Doris Vestal.
mother and sister of Mrs C. c. Ken
nedy of Hilo, left by the Mongolia.
They have been visiting in the islands
for some weeks.
E Burton Holmes, who will be re-
membered by those who were here in
1898, is expected to arrive here this
week, to renew his acquaintance with
Hawaii its people and it's scenery. He
is one of the best known of the travel
lecturers.
The wedding Of Miss Cordelia Carter
and Mr.. Charles A. HartweH is set for
Tuesday next, January 81.
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Senator Don Cameron of Pennsylvania
and a granddaughter of Senator simon
Cameron. passed through Honolulu on
the Manchuria in company with Mrs.
Rogers who goes to Manila to join her
husband, Captain Rogers.
* ~ ~
A garden party to be held February
Is, atsthe home of Mrs. J. F. Lowrey,
Lunalilo and Victoria streets, in aid
of the Palama Settlement District
Nursing and Pure Milk depot work.
1t will have the assistance of the fol-
lowing among Others who have con-
sented 10 serve on the various com
mitrees: Mrs. Wells Peterson, Mrs.
w. E. Brown. Mrs. j. A. Gilman, Mrs.
Andrew Fuller. Mrs Henry Water
Alice Cooke, Nora Sturgeon, Irene
Fisher. Violet Damon, Mrs. G. Fred
Bush, Mrs Charles H. Anterior, Mrs.
A. Ward, Miss Lilly Patty, Miss Grace
Cooke, Mrs. c. Montague Cooke, Mr..
F. B. Lowrey and Mr.. Derwent Ken
nedy, Mrs. ". L. Moore, and several
others prominent in social circles.
~ ~ -
Mr.. Edwin O., Child entertained at
dinner at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel
last Sunday evening, Mrs. Taylor and
Miss Mathena of Columbus, Ohio, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Rhodes. The
table decorations were red carnations.
.ss - -
A party of four including Mr.. Z. l..
King and Mr.. J. r. watkins. who ar
rived by the Manchuria have taken the
F. w. Macfarlane house on Reretania
avenue.
Mrs. S. B. Dole gave a luncheon on
Thursday in honor of Mrs. Allan
White Those invited to meet the
guest of honor were Mrs. B. F. Marx,
Mrs. Brinckerhoff ST., Mrs. Walter
Brinckerhoff. Mrs. James Castle, Mrs.
Ellen Weaver, Mrs. ]. B. Castle, Miss
Anna Paris.
~ ~ -
Miss Cornelia entertained at cards
on Saturday afternoon a week ago.
Those who won prizes were the Misses
Eunice Pratt, Dorothy True and Hat
tie Lucas.
Mrs. F. Klamp, is expected to return
to Honolulu shortly She has been alb
sent on the mainland and in Germany
for nearly a year.
- - ~
DIR. G.. E. Bracket of San Francisco,
who proved himself such good friend
of the members of the National Guard
of Hawaii Rife team when they were
in the Coast city. arrived by the Man
churia last Tuesday.
- ~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Aldrich of Mos
COW, Idaho, arrived by the Manchuria
and will spend the winter here. They
were here two years ago and were
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delighted with Honolulu as a winter
resort. Mr.. Aldrich is vice president
of the idaho Washington Light &
Power Company
~ ~ ~
Miss NJ. wilmington and Paul With
ington, sister and son of D. L. With
ington, sailed by the . Mongolia last
Sunday for the mainland.
~ ~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Levy have taken
the DR.. Hoffman, house on Liliha
street.
~ ~ -
Lieutenant A. w. Chiffon arrived by
the Sherman to join the garrison at
Fort Shafter.
~ ~ ~
H. F. Wichman and his two daugh-
tiers left by the Mongolia going to Ger
~ X X x ~ X ~ X X X ~ X ~ - y ~ X"
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is Mrs Frear's regular day at home
but the first one since they have been
in the new house. Mrs. Frear has not
been able to receive for several
months on account of building opera
tions and the absence of Governor
Frear. She hopes that tomorrow's af-
fair will not be considered too formal,
and that gentlemen will feel at liberty
to come right from their offices. The
public is invited, and Governor and
Mrs. Frear will be glad to see all
will be from $3.50 o'clock to 6. The
services of the Hawaiian band have
been rendered and a pleasing program
will be rendered. under the direction
of Captain Berger.
Assisting Governor and Mrs. Frear
will be Mrs. Dillingham;, Mrs. Mott
Smith, Mrs. Hugo Frear of Burlin-
game, Mrs. Pitkin of Denver, Mrs. E.
f. Bishop, Miss Hartwell, Mrs. Won
Holt, Mrs. Hemenway, Mrs. Babbitt,
Mrs. Dowsett, Mrs. Philip Frear, Mrs.
w. L. Whitney, Miss Lewa Iokia. Miss
Claire Uecke, Miss Ruth Huntington,
Miss Ruth Richards, Miss Laura Ath-
erton, Miss Alice Bond, Miss Muriel
Hind, Mss Alice Spalding, Mr.. E. A.
Mott-Smith, Mr.. C. r. Hemenway,
Mr.. w. H. Rabbit. Mr.. w. L. Whit
ney, Mr.. Charles H. Atherton, and
Mr. Walter Dillingham;.
- ~ -
Mrs. Dole will accompany her hus-
band to Hilo when the latter goes
there at the end of this month to hold
the Hilo term of the United States
District Court. She will visit the Vol
cano while there.
- - ~
Bishop David H. Moore of the Meth
odist church, who arrived on the Man
churia, was accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Pitkin, the wife of one
of the leading attorneys of Denver,
Colorado. They are the guests of
Rev DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Wadman. A
reception, very largely attended and
thoroughly enjoyable, was given them
at the Methodist parsonage on Tues
day evening. In the receiving party
with the Bishop and Mrs. Pitkin were
Rev and Mrs. ]. w. Wadman and
Rev and Mrs. David Crane. This is
Mrs. Pitkin's first visit to the islands,
and she expresses herself as delighted
with her visit. She will visit the other
islands while here.
&c - -
The committee having in charge the
University Club ball is as follows: J.
R. Gait. chairman; H. E. Cooper.
Alonzo Gartley, A. Along, Harold Cas-
tie, w. W. Thayer, c. P. Cooke.
~ I& ~
Mrs NJ Phillips entertained at
luncheon on Wednesday for Mrs.
Shepherd of Chicago, who is visiting
her daughter, Mrs NJ. E. Grossman.
The guests were Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs
Grossman, Mrs. Samuel Parker, the
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Governor and Mrs. Frear are now IN
their new house. It is handsome
structure, on Punahou street, on the
same premises that have been occu-
pied by the Frears for many years.
effective wide chimney that rises on
the mauka side of the house. The
house was not built as gubernatorial
way before it was known that there
would be vacancy in the governor
ship. But 1t is a stately and pleas
ing mansion.
Governor and Mrs. Frear will re-
ceive tomorrow in the new house. 1t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-19
TAILOR-MADE SUITS

We showing tailored suits the latest
style the jackets being long and fitted satinined
pleated.
Brown Cheviot Suit size $4,000
Brown Striped Chevot size 80: 27oo
Brown Plaid Cheviot size 27oo
Navy Ladies Cloth, size 5000
Brown and Black Cheviot size 32oo
Brown and Green Chevlot, size 32.oo
Black Serge, white stripe, size $500
LADIES SWEATERS
We have reduced a few odd lines of KNITTED WOODEN
SNVIzA <RS. Prices follows
No 82 Ladies Blouse Sweater Navy Red and Black reduc
No. Ladies Sweater all sizes red black and white
reduced from $500 S1.25
No Misses Norfolk Jackets white only, sizes a.
reduced from $500 S1.25
Also other odd numbers and sizes
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Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs. Arthur
Berg, Mrs. Frank Richardson, Mrs.
Fred Smith, Mrs. Harvey E. Murray,
Mrs Emil Waterman and Miss Irm-
gard Schaefer.
The transport dance at the Moana
Hotel on Tuesday evening was well
attended and was thoroughly enjoyed.
~ ~ ~
General and Mrs. John Mcclellan
and their little son arrived by the
Manchuria and are visiting Mrs. Nc
Clellan's mother, Mrs. Halstead. Gem
eral Mcclellan was in command at
Camp Mckinley three or four years
ago.
Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Jr., is So
iourning at Ahuimanu Ranch for her
health.
- - 20
Judge and Mrs. IS. B. Dole will re-
turn to their Emma street home this
week, after three months at Aqua Ma
rine
- - ~
Mrs. c. Hedemann, who has just
returned from Europe, entertained at
tea on Wednesday in honor of Miss
Carmen Glove of Woodlawn, Califor-
MIA, who accompanied the Hedemanns
on the Manchuria and is their guest
here. Among those present We're Mrs.
C. G. Ballentyne, Mrs. Ernest Ross,
Mrs. Richard Cooke, Mrs. George
Rolph. Mrs. Halves, Jr,, Misses Irene
Fisher, Irma Ballentyne, Irmgard
Schaefer, Whetmuller, Violet Damon,
Olmstead, Jordan, Kennedy, Gilman,
Restarick, spalding. McCandless.
Kopke, Lucas, Cotton, Maude de Bret
teville. and Beatrice Castle.
~ ~ ~
Mrs. Harry Lewis gave a luncheon
on Thursday in honor of the Princess
Kawananakoa. Chrysanthemums and
violets were the floral decorationxy Her
guests were Mrs. Samuel Parker Mrs.
Humphris. Mrs. Harvey E. Murray,
Mrs. C. A. Brown, Mrs. Grinbaum,
Mrs. NJ Phillips, Mrs. High, Mrs.
Halves, Jr., Miss Nancy Winston.
~ ~ ~
According to a Fiji paper, a con-
cert was given in the Victoria Me-
mortal Hall, Nukualofa, Tonga, for
the benefit of the Church of England,
and the net proceeds, twenty pounds,
We're turned over to Bishop Willis.
The annual chowder supper of the
Central Union church on Wednesday
evening was very largely attended and
carried out. More than
three hundred were seated at long
tables. all of which We're pleasingly
decorated with carnations and other
lowers. The supper was given by the
Ladies' Society and was served by the
7oung ladies of the church.
~ ~ ~
Mrs. Bradley daughter of the late
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NEW WASH GOODS

We have just opened five containing pieces OF
new FIGURED BATISTES, sell 15c 2oc yard
These goods the vsy best that be had for price
FRENCH HAND-EMBRoIDERED APPAREL
We have in window display of these goods showing full
sets of WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR and INFANTS APPAREL.
These goods handmade throughout dainty design
exquisite workmanship prices
but little higher than facory-made garment.
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, CALLING DAYS IN HOMO
LULU.

z Mondays Punahou, Manoa
z Height College Hills, Ma
? kiki
z Tuesdays - Waikiki, Kapiolani
( Park, Kaimuki and Palolo.
sdays-Nuuanu and Pun
Z nui. Above Nuuanu bridge,
z first and third Wednesdays;
Z below, second and fourth.
Thursdays-The. Plains.
E F'ridays-Town and Hotels.
3 Saturdays-Kalihi.
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SILKS AND WOOLENS
If you unable attend Silk Wooden Sale tn
past week still have chance buy many OF these good
at the reduced prices.
In the Silks, only few of the better left but
Wooens the pieces large that though nearly
taken off them there still remains good patterns
READY-TO-WEAR APPAREL.
In Ladies Clothing Department we are showing at re
duced prices.
White Lawn Shirt Waist Suits;
Rubberzed Satin Rain Coats
Black Tafeta Jumper Suits;
Black Taffeta Coats;
Wooden Dress Skirts
These goods al.in fst-class condition, been
IN stock more than six months and being closed
room for Spring shipments
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additional Society Notes on Page 81
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Senator Don Cameron of Pennsylvania
and a granddaughter OF Senator Simon
Cameron. passed through Honolulu on
the Manchuria in company with Mrs
Rogers who goes to Manila to join her
husband, Captain Rogers.
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DEER HARBOR

Floyd Southmade was Deer Har.
Dor visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Vincent McCrary was the guest
of Mrs. Fl. Pearmain Wednesday af.
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Paxson visite
friends and relatives in Friday Harder
this week.
A number of people from here at
tended the dance given at Waldron
Saturday night.
Misses Dolores and Meta Pearmain
and Lena and Clara Stroud were en-
tertained by Miss Claire Thomas Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Murray, Robert
Douglas. Edmund CALDWELL and Ober-
lin Loos attended church services at
West Sound Sunday.
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OLGA

W. F. Roehl. of BellinRham. spent
Sunday at Olga.
Charles Stockton paid a visit to
the city on Tuesday.
81. M. Goodrich caught ten pounds
of fine trout in Olga creek on Sun
day.
The opening of the Olga Park Hotel
has been fixed for Saturday the 10th
inst.
j. II. Brokaw, of the Northwestern
Shoe Co.. Seattle. spent Tuesday in
Olga.
DR.. Hiatt is making his monthly
pilgrimage through Whatcom county
selling Famine.
The mountain road has been put
into excellent shape by George Suth-
erland and his crew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payton Reddick and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Smith. of East
Sound. were visiting friends in Olga
on Sunday.
The Olga baseball nine beat the
Dolphin Bay boys by score of 40
to SO last Sunday. A return match is
tllked OF for the Fourth of July.
A meeting was held at the Olga
school house on Saturday evening to
make arrangements for Fourth of
July celebration at Olga. The var
ious committees we're appointed and
a big time is in prospect.
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An association Of northern British
Columbia salmon Gamers, each bond
Cd In the sum Of Il. 900. has been
formed to control the price Of fsh
throughout the season. limit the num-
ber Of boats to Be- operated by each
cannsry AMI control tho employment
Of fishermen.
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SHAW ISLAND

Many are suffering from severe
colds.
F. E. Fowler is at home putting in
his crops.
Ropt. Griswold has bought a fine
COW Of N. G. Jones.
Mrs. Henry Glossop went to Seattle
Saturday, to enter hospital for med
ical treatment.
John B. Glossop received a tele-
phone message Saturday that his
niece. Mrs. Jessa Waltrip. was very
sick. A later message came Sunday
stating that she 9as better.
"The Helping Hands" met with
Mrs. j. 2. Bruins Friday afternoon.
Twenty one were present. With work
and bright repartee an enjoyable af.
ternoon was passed. Supper was
served at FIVE O'Clock but owing to the
busy season not many gentlemen were
present. The ladies are accumulat
ing a nice balance in their treasury
to be used towards the parsonage. Next
meeting May 18TH with Mrs. N. g..
Jones.
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Orca8 ~esSl,s.s%4 Leland
Hrea 81 cam. GSIa~DEEsefpT pop.
WEST SOUND
Hrea 81 90. N

w. E. Armstrong went to Seattle
Thursday.
Bert Chalmers is rebuilding the
old home some. :
Carl Green is visiting at the home
o. David Chase.
Mrs. Fl. L. Atkins is spending q
few days at East Sound.
Geo. Cook left Tuesday to spend a
couple of weeks in Seattle.
Mr.. Henson and son Arthur spent
Tuesday at Friday Harbor.
Arthur Bostian has been confined
to the home by illness this week.
Mrs. Mary Bostian is to be taken
to Seattle Friday for treatment by q
specialist.
The steamer Elmo towed q boom of
logs to Bellingham this week for Jas.
Laplante.
Mrs. Murray, of Deer Harbor, was a
guest of Mrs. Ernest Chase one day
this week.
Mrs. Fred Pinneo and SONS. Ray
and Ralph, and Mrs. Geo. Pinneo spent
Wednesday at Friday Harbor.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. AL
len Chase last Thursday and enjoyed
a pleasant afternoon.
Mrs. Esther Barker and grand
daughter AIDA returned Wednesday
after spending q month In Belling-
ham.
Mr.. Smith and family. from Bell
ingham, are remodeling the building
vacated by Mr.. Rasch and will occupy
it as q residence.
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Mrs. B. Mordhorst and Miss Louisa
spent Sunday with Mrs. A. Y. Cheva-
lier.
Messrs. Chris Cook and Chss. Cook
we're in Roche Harbor on Tuesday on
business.
Little Richard Chevalier was Sc
riously i'll for several days, but is now
improving.
e. T. Erickson is shipping cream
twice week to the creamery at Fri
day HarbGr.
p. A. Uhevalier was in Friday Har-
Dor on Wednesday doing business with
the merchants.
Mrs. Dubeau and infant son. of
Bellingham. Misses Edna and lone
Smith. of Roche Harbor. we're visit
ing the first of the week with relatives
and friends. Mrs. Dubeau was form
erly Miss Maud Chevalier
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leland
DOE BAY
pop. 1859

Frank Fisk went to Bellingham last
Friday.
DR. Teeter srent one day in Beliing-
ham last Friday.
A. j. Bigger went to the Bay city
! on business Monday.
Mrs. Andrews is spending a few
days in BellinRham.
VIM. RoehI. of Bellingham. spent
few days on the island recently.
VIM. Christian sen took a trip on
the Valentine Monday to Bellingham.
Mrs. j. p. Legbandt went to Bell
ingham Saturday to visit her daughter.
Mr.. Groom came from Bellingham
Saturday for short visit with rela-
tives.
Mr.. Cannis returned to Bellingham
Monday, after Sunday visit with bis
family.
Miss Mildred Gooch was the guest
of Miss Evelyn Nichols a few days
this week.
Launch parties from Lummi and
Pt. Stanley we're in port here last
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abrahamsen. who have
been visiting in Ballard. returned to
their home Monday.
Miss Kittie Bliss. of East Sound.
came on the islander Tuesday to visit
her mother and brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Schmuck and
family, of Dolphin Bay. were guests
at the John Legbandt home Sunday.
Mr.. CLARK Bliss, of Oklahoma. ar
rived Monday to visit his mother and
brother. whom he had not seen for
! eighteen years.
! A. j. Bigger has added a coat of
paint to bis new house. The store
building is also being improved in
the same manner.
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Orcas Island Socialists

The Socialists of Orcas island have
a Local at East Sound. Social meet
ings are held at Frank Knickerbock-
er's barber shop on the first and third
Sunday in each month. at 2 p. N.
Everyone is invited to come and take
part. j. M. BAKER.
Recording Secretary.
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To relieve constipation, clean out the
bowels, tone and strengthen the digestive
organs, put them in a ma ural condition
with HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea, the
most reliable tonic for thirty years. 35c,
Tea or Tablets. Friday HarbOr Drug Co.
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Ladies' water proof capes at Bakers.

FOR SALE Thoroughbred ped
igreed o. I. @. boAr pigs. Prices
upon application. j. j. Sandwitb,
Friday Harbor.
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FOR SALE-Farm of sixty
acres. Attractive and convenient 10
cation about four miles from Friday
Harbor. Good improvements. Call
at or ADDRESS the IolPnder Office.
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Eighth Grade Examination

Eighth grade examinations will be
held at Friday Harbor. Lopez. Deer
Harbor and East Sound. Thursday
and Friday, May 81 and %.
NELLIE SWEENEY,
County Supt.
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-WANTED-Two Coon Kittens
The s'coonier" the better. Leave at
Jensen g store.
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FOR SALE-New 25.ft. launch.
equipped with TX b. p. Buffalo en-
CINE. Price 5000. John Douglas.
Friday HaI Dor.
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Mrs. Adelaide Clark. Of BeilinG.
ham, past grand chief Of honor of the
Degree of Honor. visited the local
lodge here on the End inst. and assist
ed in the initiation Of two new mem.
bers. She was the guest OF Mrs. A.
N. Breedl0ve.
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The Argyle post-ofice has bee
made q money order Office.