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The sun., 1908-01-26
The Measles season.

From he NeU Orleans Times Democrat
Il must lay in an extra stock OF measles
remedies" said doctor. There is a run on
measles that will continue till February. and
il l don't take care my supply of measles
drugs will be exhausted.
Just as merchants have at certain seasons
runs on certain articles-overcoats in the
winter. bathing suits in summer and so on
month will bring forth.
We prepare for diphtheria In the last three
months Of the year WhoopinR cough is at
its maximum In April Hay fever has a long
run in the autumn. So. too, have scarlet
fever and typhoid Dyspepsia, meningitis,
cholera Nu1orbue, malaria--al have their
special months
The sun., 1908-01-26

anoo in The wake Of the oottonS and finensV
and With them como q host Of voiles and
nets and chinons and Euitings adapted
70 sprinG and summer purposes. One
hesitates slightly about the making up Of
thsas more pretentious fabrics and 10 in
olinsd TO walt until spring modes ars more
dehnitely set.
Certain types Of cotton or linen frook
vary but little from season to season Con-
corning them one may forecast. II not tho
Atsst spring developments, at least accept
able modes. but a silk frock or any pre-
tsntious costume demands more careful
calculation. The clever staldent OF fash
lens can. however. venture upon prophecy
under the Inspiration OF the late winter
Rnd Riviera modes Of Paris, and by OBJ
Nsrving fashion straws and avoiding fashien
The sun., 1908-01-26

piAln oo1bged Hafln Slvtpe aliaFnatlng wlaa
a wider stripe which y composed Of nne
diagonal lines Of color Get closaly togsthsS
on q white ground.
The sun., 1908-01-26

designs have, alternating with groups OF
stripes in the border, lines OF open work
accomplished in the weaving and under
laid with plain woven surface Of darker
tone
New twill linens closely resembling wool
suitings are offered in various stripe effects
and viii doubtless be popular for tailored
The sun., 1908-01-26

holes draped sleeves and shapeless corsages
it will be rather a relief to see coats and
bodices following more closely the natural
lines. charming effects have been Sc
cured with the Japanese sleeve, but it has
been sadly abused, and awkwardly handled
1t does violence to even a good figure,
while on the short wasted, chunky woman
it is lamentable.
In having recourse to such q frock as
the model Of the sketch the woman Of un-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-11-14
WANT INVITATIONS TO APPLE
FEST"

Clubs are springing up like mush-
roms as a result OF the invitation is
sued by the Chelan county club to
the other city and county clubs in
the university to attend a big ''ap-
ple-fest," which will be held Deem
Der II at the Alpha Tau Omega
house, says the State University pa
per, the Pacific Daily Wave. All
sorts of lodges are now being re-
sorted to to secure the coveted bid
10 the fest.
A short time ago, the Chelan Club
announced its intention of inviting
all the city and county clubs of the
University to their big meeting. To
make the affair'a success ten boxes
Of luscious Wenatchee apples were
held UP as bait. The bait was eff
fective.
Immediately there ensued a grant
rush to get in line. Clubs sprarg
up overnight The Olympia Club led
off. Not to be outdone by the mud
ttrflaes, the convicts from Walla
Walla have announced their inten-
ton Of organizing. 1t is rumo,ed
that the North Yakama:.es HAY e
been caught gazing on the approach
ing festivities with calculating eyes.
Even the Squak Sloughvians are
whetting mp their sporting blood
and patriotism by unholy thoughts
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-11-14

ing contest has disclosed two facts:
First, there are a lot of Douglas
shoes worn in this community; Sec
ond, Douglas shoes will stand all
kinds of wear.
rnere has been a lot of old shoes
entered in the contest, the date of
purchase and name of purchaser at
tached to each pair. Some Of the
"clod smashers" have been on dis
play in the Toggery window all
week
Like griZled veterans they stand
proudly among the raw recruits"
who will soon be drafted into serv-
ice by the Toggery customers.
The contest ends this evening, and
to the person who proves his shoes
to have given the most wear, a new
pair of Douglas shoes will be award
ed ***
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-11-14
WORK ON
CHELAN AVENUE
SCAMEN AND CITY
TO LINE UP PROPERTY OWN
ERS TO START WORK.

The status of the Chelan avenue
Improvement work is familiar to most
OF the citizens in the city. The nee
essary red tape was complied Will,
las spring, and the canrract was let
to the Eagle Transfer company and
Jack O'Connor for the sum of 3l5,
000. The plans and specifications
cal for the grading, graveling, park
ing and sidewalking Oh ? ilost the cr,-
tire length of the avenue. The
b jnds for the sum sufficient for the
performance of the contract were adj
ve4tlsed for sale, bur owing to the
suits now pending against the pro per-
ty il the south pare OF the city IT
has been impossible to sell the bonds.
Some Of the property owners, how
ever, have assented To advance soEle
cash On the assessments, which are
now due, to get the work started.
The city also has to put up the cash
for the portion for which it is respor-
sible, and with the cash from the
city and some of the property owners
the work may be started sometime
soon. To find out how much cash
each property owner will advance TO
start the work going, Contractor Sea-
men and City Clerk Sumner will in
teryiew the owners next Monday. The
are willing to take part
of their pay in city bonds, but there
must be some cash. They cannot af-
ford to take all of the pay in bonds.
A number OF the properly owners
have signified their willingness to adj
vance two or three of the five an
nual assessments at once. Others
are willing to put up cash at once
for the assessment that is due in Jan
uary. There is some property thai
is in litigation that it will be neees-
sary to go into the courts to collect
the assessments, necessitatinS o delay.
The mater will be thoroughly can
vassed the first Of the week, and the
contractors express a willingness to
proceed at once should the property
owners be willing to meet them half
way. They hope to be able to get the
work started this fall and finish it up
early in the spring.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-11-14

extinguished The large nlate-glass
windows were cracked, and damage
by fire. smoke and water will reach
several hundred dollars. Insured.
bitches are being dug and water
mains laid all over town. Poles for
electric wires are being erected.
The young men arrested for as
sault on Boyd and Topper were
afraid of prejudice here. and took a
change of venue to Monitor, Ira
Thomas acting in their defense.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-11-14
BLAZE AT BIG DEPARTMENT
STORE.

Cashmere, Nov. 13.-Last night,
as the lamps were being lighted in
the show window of the Big Depart
ment Store some blankets on exhi-
bition there became ignited, and in
a moment the whole window was in
a blaze. An alarm was turned in,
the firebell rang and the firemen and
citizens quickly responded. and
reaching the store soop had the IRE
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-11-14
of free fruit.

of free fruit.
Walter r. Thomas and Fred Crol-
lard, prominent members of the Che
Ian Club are in a dilemma as a re-
suit of the formation of these new
clubs, and are debating whether to
call on all invitations or telegraph
to Wenatchee for a carload OF big
red apples.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-11-14
WILL DEBATE WITH WATER.
VILE

Paul Garrett, Leon Baptie and
Earl Mari, the high school debating
team, will go to Wateryille Monday
to engage the debating team of that
city.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-11-14

gerry in this issue. 1t tells all about
the shoe wearing contest. ***
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-11-14

Violins, Mandolins. Guitars and
all kinds of musical supplies at
Thomas the jewelers.. ***
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-11-14
not Of swore would burn coal no

not Of swore | would burn coal no
more.
$500 per year. How would you
like an income for life of $500 on
small investment of $50? Buy King
Coal worcestershire stock at Sc per
share. King Coal stock is selling
fast. Office now open day and
evening. | want every man and
woman who wants a money MAX
ing proposition to call or send in
their order. know you never had
as good a proposition offered toyou
before in your city of Wenatchee.
Remember you have only one life
to live, and you might just as we'll
commence to do business with the
King Coal Co. first as last, and at
the same time get in on the ground
floor. For a short time only will
we offer you King Coal stock at Sc
per share and at the same time by
buying 5 shares or more you are
entitled to 10 tons of the best do
mestic coal mined in the State of
Washington from the first ship
ments by the King Coal Co.
GEORGE F. CLEMENT, Fiscal Agent
the Stockholders King Company
COLUMBIA VALLEY BUILDING, WESTERN
UNION TELEGRAPH OFFICE, WENATCHEE WASH
p. captalization-ony per
The KING COAL COMPANY
Wenahee Canning with scales
dealing handle KING COAL.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-11-14
SHOE-WEARING CONTEST CLOSES
TONIGHT.

Somebody will have $500 pair
of Douglas shoes free at the Toggery
this evening. The unique shoe-wear-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-11-14

Miss Agnes c. Sommers, who has
beenvisiting with Miss A. Alexander,
left today for Seattle.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
THOUSANDS OF ACRES
NOW READY FOR SETTLEMENT
UNDER THE NEW GOVERNMENT AIDED
CENTRAL CANAL.

Locations under this new Canal can now
be made by the Homeseeker. The only re-
strictions being. the land viii have 10 be put
under irrigation the first year, which has al
ready been done with about 900 acres. and
selections can be made Immediately on these
irrigation bitches 2
This insures immediate working Of the farms
with an active farming population New book
OF Instructions 70 Homeseekers is now ready;
also other Literature Of the Valley covered by
this Canal. which includes the counties Of Glenn
and COiusa. being In the northern part Of the
Sacramento Valley, well drained and very
heaithfu iocalitys with soil ten 70 fifty feet
Deep that VIII grow everything thst. can be
grown IN the State OF California Land ranges
between $50 and 500 an acre Including water
right, and can be had on the eaSiest kind Of
terms.
Address Colonization Dept, Central Csnal
702 Market St. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
HALF MOON BAY REAL ESTATE

$40. 500-Housc OF Q rooms. windmill. tank
barns, mill building with s horsepower gaso-
line engine, rolls 20 sacks per hour; grounds
berries, garden. etc: good income: will ex-
change for home in vicinity Of Oakland or
San jose r. s1o) GEO. W. AUSTIN 1918
Broadway, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
,oUNrRY REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


SAN JOAQUIN STOCK RANCH
s45,OoO-San JOaQniR county stock ranch OF l.2yO
acres halfmile from railroad station; fully
equipped; Includes 1zo head OF cattle. 500
per wear: nice osseIling of : rooms and
room cottage for help; barns, q .wlna,
mills. etc: win sell without stock ana
implements viii trade for city prSRRsFiasBjc 3RRsisj
SO. .0OO-Sonoma county. at Headshrrg; 90 acres
highly improved choice land in peaches.
prHnes. pears, apples, olives, cherries, ngs,
fne buildings: plenty OF best quality
water; city conyenienees; suburban home
and good income all IN one; II wiz pay
you 10 so and see this; owner getting old
reason FOR selling. (Rlloo)
sI2, ,5o0-Naps county; 80 acres near Younfville;
20 acres in bearing grapes acres IN
river bottom land: room dwelling and
outbuildlngs; mile from school trades %
men call daily cleared $1,000 the last
? years; trade for city property thlzsS)
sl2. .ooo-Elegsnt. full bearing orchard Of is
acres San Jose, close 10 the interur-
ban car line. convenient 10 market and in
the balmy climate Of Santa Clara valley,
the garden spot OF California; good cot
tage Of rooms and bath; steam pumping
plant and complete irrigating system alone
worth S5 coo; would exchange for Oak
land home. sell on terms. tRlle1)
SANTA CLARA VALLEY BARGAIN
ss.0OO-505s acres short distance from Morgan
HiIl overlooking Santa Clara valley; about
30 acres IN fun bearing French prunes and
peaches; good house OF 8 rooms with
basement. barn, etc; all fenced; pure
sssy ssis sPas sRTssn il Gs5ss desired D's' ''S Rsj
s7.5Oo-Napa county; SO acres rich river bottom
land. some of the finest land In the eoun-
": miles from Napa and only y mile
from station on electric line; \ mile from
school; 5 acres bearing orchard; house of
large rooms; porcelain bath; hot and
cold water; new barn (cost LOCO, shops,
etc; nne water supply, piped all over
places has grown corn u feet nigh here;
n's shade ''s'' '''u'o ''ii'i'sS, lRis7s) s:Si
PORTERvILLE ORANGE GROVE
S5.eoo-Choice navel orange grove Of 10 acres
near Porteryie, T1lare county; nice
cottage; all first class improvements;
well fenced; only. part cash necessary bal
ance In or years. tks4S)
$S0OO-Ffne farming land near Auburn Placer
county; 80 acres level and slightly roll
ing. acres olives, acres prunes: all
1uI bearing; irrigation ditch runs through
property; finest grain land IN this part Of
the country; VIII trade for city prop
erty. (R249l
81 5OO-Sauta Clara county; 10 acres near San
Martin; acres in vines; pretty new
bungalow; abundance of water; ac-
oessible good schools. stores and
churches; viii trade for Oakland prop
erty. lR45S)
s25oO-Mendocino county; fine 200 acre stock
ranch west Of CloTerdale; good room
house; large barn: several ourhouses;
good horses, surrey and harness. survey
OF California Northwestern railroad within
niles would trade for Seattle prop
erty- (Rs34)
can sell your ranch or town property.
Write me about il. March issue Of County
Catalog now ready. Office open Wednesday
evenings. GEO. W. AUSTIN, lois Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

GROCERIES. ETC.
GROCERY store in Oakland; best location;
daily receipts $50 to $50; very low rent: lease
for z years; splendid Offering for s.. $50.
SALOON on Folsom st. corner in the Mission;
old established business: receipts average $40
daily; low rent; price 81. 100.
RESTAURANT; central location; rent S45; daily
receipts s25; bargain; price 5000.
HOTEL of IL rooms In Butchertown; frame
e we az are o 9uerng this as bargain Lo6
month, interest at per cent; this price in
cludes building. ground and furniture; see this
ROOsIING HOUSE of IS rooms in Fillmore st.
good lease; a bargain; price 81. 300
patents on an article in constant use in the
printing business; this win be money maker
tI i taken {, bq bold ny q BY the right parties
ment; reasonable rent; price $3.50.
CANDY STORE; centrally located; rent $40;
EQUITY in contract on real estate; for sale at
bargain.
JOHN NJ. GATES CO..
1854 o'FARREIL ST.
Do you want a legitimate paying business
OF any kindf IL 50 We have something for
ssursnts lunch lunch counters @ % groceries. sA saloons.
cigar stands. hotels, rooming houses and nsts
Partnerships and other paying propositions
cash trade from $40 to $50 per day; rent s25
per month; must sell: leaving city.
the ssst Ucon Sn IN m SEN al or
u interest: look this up.
Bakery doing fine business; win sell cheap.
Delicatessen and restaurant; will sell cheap:
small amount Of money win handls these
COAST REALTY CO..
Room 30, e69 Broadway.
Oakland.
F. B. MoAK 8 CO. PHONE WEST 5727.
: Room T. 1915 Fillmore ST
Real Estate Brokers, Business Chances.
Rentals and Collections.
seoo-Grocery. with living rooms above.
SI00-Delicatessen; rent $25.
$65-Lunch counter.
A partner IN paying business: $500 required.
A delica lessen clearing $500 per month; 81. 100;
Investigate this.
1,5o0 for saloon on one of the best corners in
the wholesale commission district; plenty OF
first class day trade. low rent; owner Ia fitting
up another and larger place. f. l. HILL
DO you know there is big money IN the soda
Number is mine Of helpful information; write
for it today-it's free. Pacific Drug Review,
Portland. Or
FIRST CLASS book keeper with few thousand
dollars to invest in well established profitable
business; fine opportunity for right man. Ap-
ply. with f1h particulars. box 424I. Call Office
LADY wants steady, active young man partner
with $3.50; old established business that viii
pay him $50 to $50 week experience unneces-
sary. Call 921 broadway room II. Oakland
A-FOR sale--Good paying deiIcatessen and
Call Office.
best part Of Mission; lease. Box 424s. Call.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
THOUSANDS OF ACRES
1hUUcANDo OF AChES
NOW READY FOR SETTLEMENT :.
USDER THE NEW GOVERNMENT AIDED
CENTRAL CANAL.


Locations under this new canal can now be
made by the home seeker. The only restrictions
being, the land VIII have 20 be put under irri-
cation the frst year, which has already been
be made immediately on these irrigation bitches
This insures immediate working OF the farms
Of instructions to home seekers is now ready;
also other literature of the valley. covered by
and Coiusa, being IN the northern part of the
Sacramento valley. well drained and very health
ful locality, with soil 10 TO 80 feet deep. that
Will grow everything that can be grown in the
State Of California Land ranges between $S6
and 500 an acre. including water right. and can
be had the easiest kind of terms -
Address Colonization Dept. Central Canal, 702
Market St, San Francisco.
WE have Just placed on sale the famous Hick-
mar ranch IRRIGATED VALLEY LANDS. at
the head of the Turlock irrigation district
near Densir; great orange lemon or alfalfa
land; choicest grapes grown here: large tract
Of 1000 acres Just opened; ditch to every
lot; easy plan Of payments. Write for fun
particulars and illustrated descriptive pam
GEO. W AUSTIN. IO1s Broadway. oak
Il. H. wHITMoRE. at the state board Of
Isas Z ARReToN STTnf Stockton ss9 lrenfsc ca O.
WILLIAMS BROS. Hellman Bldg Los An
A. &. PEcK. Dehsir Cal tuear the land.
GAIT vfNEYARD ACREAGE.
A 10 acre Tokay vineyard IN the rapidly de-
veloping Gait district VIII give you an inde-
pendent income for life; good Tokay vine
yard in this district is worth today from $500
10 $1,000 per acre and wiz produce from $50
10 $4Oo per scre annually: we are selling
choice land close 20 town in small tracts N
$50 per acre; send for beautifully illustrated
booklet. Land Of the Grape" FREE. !. -
See c. QCIGGEE. Gait.
4. L HARRINGTON. 405s z. Weber av,
WILLIAMS BROS. Co. Hellusn bldg, Los
GEO. W. AUSTIN. IoIs broadway. Oakland.
IS FARM Lands snd up. IN 10 annual PAYMENTS
near Calgary. Alberta, main line Canadian
Pacific ry.; the wonderful grain country Yields
wheat. 90 bushels; oats. 10; barley CO. The
home OF the cattle, horse and sheep Industry
Free illustrated booklet Personally conducted
excursions. Reduced fare. Write for informa-
don. Francis Ferrier. Is Ceary ST.. San Fran
cisco. general Pacific coast agent Canadian
Pacific railway.
GRIDLEY. Blggs and Sunset colonies. located, Al
Butte and Sutter counties; the choicest fruit
alfalfa and orange lands OF the Sacramento
ysileys 10 and 20 acre tracts; very level; un-
Terms easy; immediate possession; S. P and
Northern Electric B. r. pass through the
TT a oBERMErER. 2To vsn Ness ave.
FOR szleLi4s acres at s57 per acre: 20 acres
fat. . acres orchard new house. 6 rooms /:
new barn 5Ox62: rlenty Of wood easy terms.
Inquire San Leandro realty company, San
on the Martinez Fsad near Lafayette. Contra
costa county.
ssso-iFsmestead rlinquishment . room house.
-LeasehoJd. stock. poultry. furniture. etc.
&1.5O0--l69 acres. house. barn poultry plant.
a. g. CLARK, 56s Golden Gate ay. cor. Van
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
SPECIAL NOTICES


THE Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home
Society reports the following admissions into
the orphanage OF whole and half orphans from
July l to Dec. 81, 1907 viz: Silva Boos
berg, aged years, month; Benjamin Boos-
berg, aged 6 years 9.months: Louis Writer,
aged years months; Julius Cohen, aged
years months; Annie Cohen, aged Il years
months. and Jacob Klein, aged years
months
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE

NINE room house, partly furnished: conservatory,
ETC.; on corner lot. 100x110:f short distance
ton; quick sale for cash or terms; also Few
lots. 55x100; $780, easy payments; minutes
from station; make appointment at office Geo.
E. Billings & Co., Mill Valley. ALBAN E.
WRAY.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22


MISUNDERSTANDING
MME. G. MAYo-STEERS,
Trance Medium.
- Trance Medium.
Psychome etrist.
Jewett hall, Ut McAJlister.
Sunday meeting.
,children's sLyeeum lo:so a. M.
Mediums Fellowship meeting p. M
Psychometry demonstrated, 8 p. M.
Articles reads questions answered.
All welcome.
Trance seances Tuesday and Friday evenings.
Trance seance Thursday, p. M
Private readings daily, IL to s.
II
Three questions answered by mail 81.
Jewett hall. TT McAllister.
LADIES' First Spiritual Aid Society. Whitney
hall, 1854 O'Farreil st.--Deteloping class
p. M; 1880, address by Mrs. Sarah Seal lee
ture by Rev. John w. Rims. late OF San Diego,
famous speaker on the philosophy OF modern
spiritualism; election Of officers April I, 2 pm.
SPIRITUAL meeting tests, MRS ADDIE SMITH
:. McAfILIeEN, Maple hall, 18th and Webster
stss, Oakland. sunday, p m
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
SAN RAFAEL REAL ESTATE

COLE LINKS TRACT.
LARGE LOTS 50x150, $500 TO $3.50 ON TERMS
. - SPECIAL OFFER -
our choice of any lot, corners excepted, up 10
200 lots for SEQ cash; call early snd get
$500 lot. for S20o; good water, schools ana
superb climate
NORTH SAN RAFAEL REALTY CO.. -
w. II. AMBROSE-W. NJ. RYRNES,
.. General Agents, 4355 Kearny St.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
TITLES aUIETED

LAND TITLE COMPANY Incorporated upder
the laws Of California;, 324 Merchants Ex-
change. California st. near Monteomery Loans
effected. Phone Kesrny $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
SANTA CLARA Valley


SUNNYvALE LAND COMPANY.
part level and part hilly: creek running
through the property This IS an excel
lent site for u home. as there many
elegant homes close by--the Sabin, Payne
ana Morgan residences.
$ls,50o for e5 acres - miles from sunnyvsle;
suitable for subdivisioD finest sediment
soil; excellent for cherries, aprieOts and
peaches; house OF s rooms big 2 story
granary. smaller dwelling. windmill and
nne well. Il 900 gal. tanks and odd
barn. The buildings are expenSively
built and concrete foundation 100
fruit trees and 100 walnut trees, full
bearing.
8 and 10 acre lots in the arteSisn belt st
Sunnyvsle at SI50 and $500 en- Best
adapted 10 apples, pears. vegetables, berries
and alfalfa, which pay from SIVo TO $500 Ah
acre each year. Terms. 10 per cent cash and
balance on reasonable payments.
Call for folders Of suauyvSle. ..Ihe City OF
Destiny" where farm and factory meet and the
packing houses and canneries supply q ready
market for produce. Large lots 50xl4o. and
larger. S1oo and up. $1,000, 600 In improvements
during 1907
SUNNyyALE LAND COMPANY.
W. A. CROSSMAN. Manager,
81 Montgomery st.