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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-15


Mrs. Il. II. Cunningham ,Sof the
Cochran Apartments. entertained very
charmlngly. last evening in honor Of
her house guests. Miss Margaret Cum
bingham, of Mexico, Mo-, and Miss
Frances Frost, of Vandalia, Mo. 1t
was a Valentine social and featured
the spirit Of the day most delightfully."-.
The rooms wefe effectively decorated
with ported. plants and hearts. A
number Of the guests appeared in
comic costume in honor of the day.
Refreshments wete served In very
novel and amusing style. carrying out
the spirit of the occasion. Comic
valentines were given as souvenirs.
The guest list included: Mr. and
Mrs. Harrison Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl l.. Faust. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
W. Sacra, Mr.. and Mrs. William V.
GTeon, Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Coying-
ton, Nj ana Mrs. John u. Robinson;
Misses Margaret Cunningham. Mex
ico. No; Frhncos Frost. vandalia,
Mo-; Margaret Park, Clara Park, Nell
kipkland, Sophia Kirkland; Messrs.
Ross Bell, Iulas White and Rankin
Kirkland. A aash-llght picture was
made Of the guests casins the even
ing
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delightful Valentine party on Wednes-
day afternoon at her home on North
Seventh street. An original valentine
contest was feature of the enjoy
ment. Miss Bess Mercer, of Memphis,
Tenn, the guest of the Misses Nc
Glathery, won the dainty heart-shaped
box'of note paper for the best verse.
The pretty luncheon carried out the
valentine idea in the heart-shaped
sandwiches and appointments.
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Miss Sights Hostess at Pretty Valcn.
tine Party.


Miss Ethel Sights entertained q
number OF the younger set very de-
llghtfully on Friday evening At her
home on jefferson street in honor Of
ST. Valentines day. The house was
effectively decorated for the occasion
aad 81 gypsy tent. where fortunes were
told. was a feature Of fun. Mis-,
told. was feature OF fun Miss Cor.
ME Grundy impersonated the gyps
fortune teller and read the futur
from cards n very realistic manner.
An orchestra played during the even.
ing and dancing was enjoyed. lees
and caBe wNe served IN an attractive
way. Present We're: Misses Mary
b Jennings. Ellen Boswell. Elizabeth
Boswell. Lucille Hart. Martha Cope,
Grace mis-, Helen Van Meter. Gladys
CohuIn, Marguerite Carnagey, Lillian
Abbott. Sarah Corbett. Mamie Bower
Katherine Donovan, Aimee Drayfuss.
Lucille Wei, Ethel Sights. saidee
Smith. Nolla tatheld; Messrs. James
McGlnnls. Robert Fisher. Gregory
Hurth. Edwin Cave, Salem Cope. Eda
win Randle, Harry List, CHARLES Men
ard. James Cochran, John Donovan.
Jr., Louis Riley. Gus Elliott. Clyde
Warren, George Harter VIII Bell.
VIII Powell, Warren Sights, Guy
Martin.
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Valentine Entertainment of Magazine
Club.

Mrs. Edward IT, Bringhurst was
hostess to- the Magazine club on Thurs
day afternoon at her home, G20 Ken
lucky avenue. The Valentine idea
was PRETTY carried out IN many OF the
features of entertainment. The parlor
and library were eAbctlvely decorated
with red hearts. pinned to the curtains
and depended from the chandeliers.
Red carnations weyo used throughout
the'rooms in pretty vases. The lunch
con was a charming emphasis of the
valentine and red motif. Hearts with
clever verses were pinned to the nap
Iklns. The beaten biscuits and sand
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Carpe Diem Club.

Miss Anna Harlan, SIS South
Fourth street, was hostess of the
Carpe Diem club on Tuesday evening.
1t was a pretty Valentine affair. The
rooms were decorated with chains of
red hearts and The TALES were the red
hearts. The luncheon was, also, an
attractive valentine feature. Miss
Marie Roth and Mr. John Moller cap
tured the game prizes. Miss Audrey
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Mrs. Fiournoy's Informal At Home on
Eridly.-

Mrs. George Flournoy held her usu-
al Informal Friday afternoon at her
apartments. G21 Monroe street. Miss
Rosina Thomas and Miss Isabel Thorn
AS. of Athens, Ga, were the especial
guests. and with their hostess. Mrs.
William +. Bradshaw, Jr.. received
with Mrs. Flournoy. Tea was served
during the afternoon. The callers
were largely from the unmarried
crowd
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(Contlr ued on page seven.)
A WOMAN'S APPEAL.

To all knowing sufferers Of Gums tsm whether
or OF the Joints. sciaties, lurrbaeos,
bsckache, pains in the hidneys or neuralgia
pains. to write to her for home treatment
which has repeatedly cured all OF these fortunes.
she feels II her duty TO send It TO all sufferers
FREE You cure yourself at home as thousands
will testiiv- no change Of climate ben9neces,
sary. This simple discovery banishes uric acid
from the blood, loos ms the suffered joints,
purifies the blood and btishtens the eyes Civ,
ing elasticity anc tone TO the whole system. II
the q bove interests you. f'rNproof address Mrs.
NJ. summers, Box X, South Bend, Ind
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informal sarl Afternoon for Nisiton

Mrs. W b. Mills, 2OO0 Jeners-
boulevard, entertained two tables I
cards very informally on Thursday 4,
ternoon in compliment to Miss Ma
garet Sanders. OF Lebanon, Tenn. a
attractive visitor in the city. III
house was prettily decorated with re
carnations and the tallies were daint
valentines. The prize was won b
Miss Ros.na Thomas, of Athens, G,
An attIactiyely appointed course-lunc
con was served after the game.
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CUPID. TINKER.

Cupid is tinker bold;
Come. We maids, attend!
with his little pot of gold,
Cupid is a tinker bold.
Fares he forth to yonng ard old,
Crying: Hearts TO mend!'
Cupid is n tinker bold;
Come. ye maids, attend!
Sam S. stipson in Feb Lirgon-
colts
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Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Young To Pre-
sent PLAY

The Grace Church Guild is arrang-
ing TO give a play on February "a. ug-
der the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
A. Young. who are, now the guests Of
Mrs. Young's mother Mrs. S. IL. Clark
at Ninth and Clay streets. Mrs
Young, who is Lillian Lancaster in the
stage world. was formerly Miss Flora
May Clark, of Paducah, and is a mem
Der of Grace Episcopal church and al
ways interested in it. Mr.. Young is
also an actor of decided talent and has
played in Paducah. The play is enti-
tied "Sennes or the Violin Maker of
Cremoua." Mr.. and Mrs. Young will
be assisted by cast of local talent
and II is possible that the play will be
nut on at the Kentucky theatre.
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Charming Leap Year and Valentine

A charming social event of the
week was the Valentine Leap Year
dance given by the girls of the young
er set on Thursday evening at the
woman's club house. 1t was given IN
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Matinee Musical club 10 Have Mrs.
Sapinsky i'm Recital.

Tho Matinee Musical club VIII
bring Mrs. Rothschlld Sapnsky' of
Louisville. here on February % in
sore recital. Mrs. Sapinsky Is most
charming vocalist aud has Just re
turned from an extended Stay in
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Beautiful Dinner Party at the Sights
Home.

Beautiful in its setting and artistic
IN all Of its appointments was the din
ner party given by Mss Ethel Sights
and Mr.. Warren Sights on Thursday
evening at their home on Jefferson
at,.tne clup~IfCdse, out was Illinois
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Europe. The recital will be held at
the Woman's club If It will accommo-
date the audience, but the place has
not been definitely decided as yet.
The club held an election OF three
of the officers at the meeting on We'd
nesday afternoon. Three of the posi-
lions are filled in March and three irr-
October. Mrs. Hubbard S. Wells was
Lo-electsd president; Mrs. Hal 5. Cor
bett. yice-presldent, and Miss Newell,
recording secretary.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-15

The Woman's club will meet on
Thursday afternoon at . O'Clock az the
club building In. rcguhr fortnighsly
session.. The open meeting Is under
the auspices of the Musical depart
ment of the club. The program dis
cussed VIII be: How Music Can Add
to the Pleasures and Interests of
Home
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-15

The Delphlc club will meet on Tues
day morning at the Carnegie library
in regular weekly session. The dis
cuss.ons for the morning are;
/. Roman Rule and Development
OF Christianity Helen Lowry.
2. Paula. zenobia, Queen Of Pal
myra--Mrs Annie II. Morrow.
3. Hypatia, the Queen of AlcXan-
Mrs..A. II. Meyers.
Reading: Epicuroan.
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Pleasant OccasiOn.

aisyabie dance was given by
IA Meyers last evening at her
1904 Trimble street. Delight
- -.--~ earrei g" $50
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FOWtII, EII1aDeIh seDItt, PhIITT0a
Hughes, Jeanette Peter, Ethel
Sights. Brooks. Smith and Alma Kopf;
Messrs. Leo Keller, James Langstaff,
Samuel Hughes, Jr,, Warren Sights.
Fred Wade. Will Baker, Will Rincliff,
Charles Kopf, Milton Walerstein, Ros
eoe Reed, James McGinnis, Walter
Iverson, Wallace We'll, David Roger,
Henry Henneberger, Charles Rieke,
Harry Singleton, Zach Hayes, Tom Co
burn, Guy Martin, Morton Hand, Doug
las Bagby, j. w. Harlan, Robert Guth-
RE, Grover Jackson.
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especial compliment to Miss Isabel
Thomas and Miss Rosina Thomas, of
Athens, Ga, the guests OF MRS. w. +.
BRADSHAW. Jr., and Miss Anne Camp
bell. of Blacksburg. Va, the guest
of Miss Rosebud Hobson.
The entire lower floor of the club
house was thrown open and attract
lively arranged for the dance. The
dance programs were three red hearts
tied together with red ribbon, and
were sent from California by Miss
Garnet Buckner, a member of the
younger set. After the program
dance, the german was danced. 1t was
led by Mr.. Charles Alcott and Miss
Thomas. Comic valentines were
among the favors and the leap year
idea. was carried out in many of the
fgures in a merry way. Sandwiches
were served during the evening. The
dance was chaperoned by: Mrs. JAS.
A. Rudy, Mrs. Charles B. Hatfield,
Mrs. George Flournoy, Mrs. Law
renee Gleaves, Mrs. Annabsl Sebree,
and Mrs. Jetta Hobson. A number of
attractive visiting girls added to The
pleasure of the occasion. Those in at
tendance were: Mr.. and Mrs Will
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Announcements.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hal S. Corbett will
entertain at cards Informally on Mon
day evening at their home, 10 North
Eighth street. complimentary to Miss
Hahie Richmond. Of Clinton. their
house guest ana The Misscs Thomas. Of
Athens Ga. who are visiting Mrs. w.
f. Bradshaw, Jr.
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Valentine Party For Church Society.
Miss Kate Crumbaugh entertained
the members of the Newell society of
the Broadway Methodist church at a
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EVERY month each department has been receiving
EMBROIDERIES

ries this year have been a surprise to e
all that have seen them for beauty,
assortment and prices We are con-
WINGED ourselves they surpass any at
tempt we have ever made before,
sc to s6 per yard.
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The Literary department OF the Wo-
mans club viii meet on. Friday morn
lpg at the club house. The authors
for discussion ere: Mrs Humphrey
Ward aud Mss. Ed!th Wharton. MIS-.
Ward and her works will BE- reviewed
nv Miss Adlne Morton. Mr.. Charles
Emery will present Mrs. Wharton.
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Illinois lam f. Bradshaw. Jr., Misses Rosena
illness qhomas and Isabel Thomas. Athens.
Mr.. Jta.; Anna Campbell. -Blacksburg. Va,
morrow Margaret Sanders. Lebanon Tenn:
F.. Il. Reess Mercer. Memphis; Tess Manning
ent of TIT Louis; Louise Harrison, Clarks-
in that lille. Tenn: Frances Wallace, Faith
gone ah4angstaff, Katherine Quigley. Nelia
will actIatfed. Rosebud Hobson, Blanche
the absHills. Helen Hills. Elsie Hodge Henry
Allcott, Hazel Mccandless, Helen
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The KalosoIhlc club meets on Fri
day morning az the Womans club
house. The program Is:
L. Hadrian TFajan. Trajap's Fo-
rum and Coumn-Miss Frances Wal
lace.
.. Marcus Aurelius-Miss Mario
rlo Scott.
Q. Castle Of ST. Augelo-Mlss LII
lle MAY Wiustead.
Cnrrlnf ELnmts.
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COATS AND JACKETS

New Spring Coats and Jackets this
season are both pretty and useful.
The colored and black jackets are very
neat and the styles are catchy. Extra
sizes in black jackets $500 TO sl5.O0.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-15

Tho Educational department OF the
woman's club will hvc its regular
monthly meeting on Friday afternoon
40 the club.
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raducah chapter, Daughters Of the
american Revolution will entertain
fbeir friends az q Washington Birih
say recep,loy al the home OF Mrs.
,vUllam Armour Gardner on Saturday
afternoon al ( o'clock,
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TRIMMINGS One OF o.

store business is ourlremarkable TIM
ming Department, which contains
practically all that's wanted for trim
ming of anything.
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LACES This promises TO be a re-
-== markable lace season and
we are prepared for the demand in
everv respect-quantity and asSort-
ment, worlds Of neat, dainty Walls,
also heavy trimming bands. Any
price.
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COLLARS AND COAT

Our new Spring Suits
are here and there are
/ Mrs. lclusive things
Eighth ;aring.-sl5.Oo
Tenn, to
Mr.. al
visiting
Miller, 40nnGssasuDm
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VEILINGS We have received
-=-==--=-= many new ana
stylish pieces of Yelling All that's
being worn in fancy mesh and dots are
here In large quantities Pc to 75c
per yard.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-02-20

kansas sister ship, the Florida, which is being
placed in readiness for the trial.
The astounding part of the test is the propo-
sition to have in the turret of the Florida at
the time of the impact full turret crew OF
II men. The question Of having a crew in
the turret was discussed at length In the navy
department. All paper figures, all statistics
so far as weight Of metal thrown, heat gen
Grated by impact, resistance power of ar
NOR, and other details would indicate that
the men in the turret would come out safe
except for the shock.
Thirty Towns Visited.
Professor Soule since starting out one week
ago, with his educational train has visited
thirty towns. The special train travelled
more than thousand miles.
Taft Visits Hartford.
Secretary Of war Taft during his visit to
Hartford addressed abig gathering at
foot guard hail. and later he was guest of
honor at the annual dinner Of the Hartford
Yale alumni association.
Prince Visits Tomb
The sensation of Paris this week was the
visit of Prince Eitel, to the tomb Of Napo-
Leon
Oklahoma for Bryan.
Seventy-fve counties hold primaries, and
all instructed for Bryan.
Detectives Waited for Morse.
Banker Morse was arrested when the steam
er arrived from Liverpool
Governors to Meet Roosevelt.
President Roosevelt has invited all the
governors throughout the states, to visit
Washington in the month of May, to consider
plans for the conservation of the national
resources.
Flood in Pennsylvania.
Damage and suffering in and about Pitts
burg is widespread. Thousands Of persons in
the upper stories and are using skiffs as a
means of transportation. The suffering caus-
ed by the high water is intense
Labor Fuss in Oklahoma.
The introduction of Bulgarian labor into
Oklahoma has already caused an international
ENHANCEMENT because Of Bulgarian camp
near Stroud being robbed by highwaymen, and
additional trouble is expected any day in the
coal mining district, where Bulgarians in
numbers have been imported
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PAGE FOUR

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Carnegie and Bryan.
At the dinner of the economic club New
York, there was sharp clash between Lyman
J. Gage, ex-secretary of the treasury, and
Andrew Carnegie on the one hand and w. J.
Bryan on the other. It was brought about
by the financial question.
Prohibition Convention Called.
The national convention Of the prohibition
party has been called to meet at Columbus,
O., July Is.
Hughes After Kelsey.
Governor Hughes again urges the senate
to remove Kelsey. This is his second formal
demand for the removal of superintendent
Of insurance.
War Sure Declares Hobson.
Congressman Hobson declares that war be-
tween Japan and United States is inevitable.
He says, "Navy is America only national
Insurance
Japan has ordered $125,O00,OO0 worth of
war ships since her war with Russia. Japan
has added five divisions to her army since her
war with Russia. Japan will soon have eight
new battleships ready for service.
Lincoln Would Hold Philippines.
Secretary Taft, in speech before the Lin
coin club banquet at Grand Rapids, Mich,
claimed that the martyred president would
support Roosevelt policy if alive, and would
hold the Philippines.
Clay on Currency Bill.
Senator Clay Of Georgia analysed the Aid
clared it was wrong and vicious and would
give no relief to the south and west.
Troops Called For.
By direction of the president, Acting Secre-
tary Oliver Thursday ordered company Of
infantry from Fort Gibbon in Alaska, to
Fairbanks, in that territory, to preserve
order during the mining strike in that section.
Champ Clark Makes Speech
Representative Champ Clark of Missouri
held the attention Of the House of Represen-
tatives for over an hour in an address upon
the Presidents recent special message to
Congress, the financial disturbance Of last
fall and the tariff question.
Hartman to Answer.
Justice Hough of the Unites States circuit
court has ordered E. H. Hartman to answer
the questions which he refused to answer be-
ho Intnr-ctoto onYrao
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N. |. WILLET SEED CO.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
Planting Cotton Seeds

Largest dealers in America. Write for our
1908 Seed Catalog 1t contains, pages 81
to 81, the largest Cotton Planting Seed De.
partment ever issued
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The ice is covered with water two or three
feet deep.
Black Criticises Roosevelt.
Ex-Governor Frank S. Black Of New York
made vicious attack upon president Roose-
welt and his policies in speech at the annual
dinner of the home market club
Cervera's Captor Dead.
George I'll. Norman, who, when lieutenant
in the army, captured admiral Cervera at
Santiago, died recently at the Cory Hill
hospital in Boston.
Peoples Party Convention
The Peoples party state convention of
Iowa, will hold meeting in the Iowa house
in the city Des Moines Iowa, Thursday Feb.
90 1905
Women Go to Jail.
Mrs. Parkhurst the leader Of the woman
suffragist, and other delegates of the organi-
cation were arrested in London. All of them
went to jail for term of six weeks.
Chill to Welcome Fleet.
Great preparations are being made for
the greeting of the American fleet of war
ships as it passes Valparaiso. Special ex-
cursions will carry thousands into the city,
who are anxious to see the feet.
Japan Wants Loan.
The report is current in banking circles that
Japan is trying to float loan in Paris through
the Bank of Paris
Assembly After Gomez.
Gomez was unseated by vote of forty to
thirty-fve, after series Of exciting ses-
sions in the assembly.
Thaw Celebrates Birthday
Harry K Thaw celebrated his birthday.
He is thirty-seven years old. A mass Of
flowers in his room in the asylum testify to
the thoughtfulness Of his wife
Russia Preparing for War.
The ministry of war is preparing plans for
the speedy conversion Of Vladivostok into a
first class fortress The work to be completed
within three years.
Coal Miners Strike.
Three hundred miners employed in the
mines owned by the Pittsburg coal company,
went on a strike Feb. f.
Target for Heavy Gun
Tbo now hoe ,,,,Io ao.o
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-02-20
Clay on Currency Bill.

Senator Clay Of Georgia analysed the Aid
rich bill in a speech before the senate and de-
clared it was wrong and vicious and would
give no relief to the south and west.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-02-20
Troops Called For.

By direction Of the president Acting Secre
tary Oliver Thursday ordered company of
infantry from Fort Gibbon, in Alaska, to
Fairbanks, in that territory, to preserve
order during the mining strike in that section
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-02-20
incoln Would Hold Philippines.

Secretary Taft, in a speech before the Lin
coin club banquet at Grand Rapids, Mich,
claimed that the martyred president would
support Roosevelt policy if alive, and would
hold the Philippines.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-02-20
Carnegie and Bryan.

At the dinner Of the economic club New
York, there sharp clash between Lyman
J. Gage, ex-secretary of the treasury, and
Andrew Carnegie on the one hand and W. J.
Bryan on the other It was brought about
by the financial question.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-03-07

Clearance sale on underwear
Ladies swiss ribbed underwear,
seperate suits, worth 35c sale price
25c.
Mrs. Landquist is prepared to
do all kinds of sewing. Enquire
at Mrs. G. d. Rowel's, Cottage
Avenue. 2-15tf
B. w. Ludington was up from
Geo. R. Gray & Co.'s saw mill dur
ing the week. He has a crew of
men operating the planer.
R. H. Mccoy. General Mana
ger of the Boomers Ferry Lumber
Co., leaves for Grand Forks, N. d.
today. He has been here the past
week looking after the interests of
the company.
If it paint you are after come
and get prices on large new line
of w. P. Fuller's Pure Prepared
Paint, Just received. An extra
heavy guarantee and light prices.
otto Browns Paint store. 3-7tf
Otto F. Mathies en- of Grand
Island, Neb., is recent arrival in
Bonners Ferry. He has accepted a
position in the First State Bank.
He was formerly from WATERFOWL,
S. d., where he was acquainted
with Messrs. Baxter and Mahoney.
In order TO make room for our
spring stock of clothing weare Of
fering all our fall and winter suits
at $500 less than regular price,
and remember every one of these
Suits bears the famous Michael
Stern & Co.'s label, which signifies
the best in Mems wearing apparel.
Moore Bros. the leading clothers of
Bonners Ferry. 2-15tf