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Gran n0vedad en- blusas de Sras

Ell PARIS BAZAR DE PEDRO
GIUSTI, ACADIA de recibir un ex-
plendido surtido de BLUSAS para
Sras, las que realiza desde UN DO
LIAR en- adelante. Son de tela muy
dna con encajes, todas de mangas
largas y las hay tambien escotaditas.
Son de gran novedad.
En- TRAJES DE CHAQUETA
hay un gran surtido de todos colo
res desde $500 uno.
En- FORMAS DE SOMBRFROS
para Sras. Sc han recibido nuevos
modelos desde IS centavos en- ade-
lante. Esta casa recibe por todos los
vapores las Iltimas novedades.
FORTALEZA q
PARIS BAZAR.
PEDRO GIUSTI.
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Noolvideis La Rosita

In los ultlmos vaporcs SC ha reno
vado ci gnfico surtido del acre
ditado establecimiento de la calle de
la Cruz. Pertumeria dc las mejores
mdrods, ohIetos para casas dc fami-
liza en- ferreteria V quincalla. encan
les Y 'intas, plnturas. aeites. aguas
dc tocador. todo articulo en- fin del
ramo que So dcdica el conocido CO.
merciante Sr Arce, Sc encuentra 4
rcducidos rIecios en- Ia antigua casa.
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Mas novedades.

Ell gabinete dc la mas delicada dana
no puedc quedar bien arreglado 81
no SC hace antes una vista alas No
vedades". Figuras de busto de todos
tamailos y dc los mas caprichosos
modelos, lamparas lindisimas, alfom
bras, cortlnas orientales .etcamas dc
flores de todos los paises, relojes, jo-
yeros, camas para el mas refnado
capricho, espejos y cuadros de ulti-
mo modelo europeos, secreteres
muy fnos y artisticos! todo objeto
artistico propio para gabinete, CO.
medor Q sala de elegante vivienda,
sc encuetra en- la tienda dc moda de
la ciudad. En- modelos de sombre-
ros no hay competencia Y en- perfu-
meria y aguas dc tocador el surtilo
Sc rcnueva constantementc en- todos
lS eorreoS
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HUMORISMO.

-:Que va a que ando en- cuatro
pies?-decia un maestrao dc escue
la su diseipulo predilecto, hiio del al
calde del pueblo.
y el maestro, fingiendo I'eir por Ia
gracia, replicaba:
No, hijo mio, no hagas ESQ, q
te vas a acostumbrar. Asi empezo
tu padre
FL hijo de Gede6n a su padre:
Papa, cla sal Sc SAGA del aqua
salada?
81 hijo mio.
-IY el azucar?
Del aqua dulce.
La sonora discutc con III eocinera
al tomarle Ia euenta. La eriada le con
Tesla lcvantando mueho la voz.
= Is kd. la duena dc la casa?-
lie dice Ia sehora.
NADIA de ESQ.
-Pues cntonees, spor que crita
Nd. como una loea?
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ocasiona la muerte, cuando ne se les
atiende en- tempo los arruina, pues
dicha enfermedad tiene la propiedad
de hacerle crecer los huesos de Ia ca
beza deformandolos de una manera
horrible y ademas les hace perder
gran parte de su energfa. Rara vez
el animal atacado Sc cura enteramen
te. Ell procedimiento usado hasta
ahora consiste en- quemas trapos vie
JOS Ger ca de la cabecza del animal
para que inhale el hume, 10 cual les
hace arrojar gran cantidad de flemas
que les produce una mejoria notable.
Tambien es de gran benfoio san
grarlos, hacie ndoles una picadurita
en- dos de las venas que aparecen un
p oco abajo de los ojos y casi en- las
cavidades de la parte superior de la
cabeza,
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todas Las snfernedades, tsnto do usted como de
otros, aleiar el dolor los vieios sin m6dicos Y
sin medieinas. Puede usted elevsss,; hasta oc1:.
par una pssici6n envidiabls, hassa ser :yerdade
ramente d primero entire los h1abrss, = realiza +,
todos sus dsssos.
No se pueds decir nj contaE.las uaadszas, ouei
parsesn mtisgrss, Dc esta axSSlAosa eiencia.
lie Mesentasf& uSted pes ades 4 orortuni
dadaf nuevas para que g1saIes q b vlaa, er
las Qge ja&As So ha atrex5&6 VI ~ peqsdr Ppr
medic do esta cie.eia les basvs.aes Il iaSlicidad,
mucEes s1ss haSisf luchadolsasse Ror scr fe-
Ices que no c6nsiguiendeleS; estabsn ~ casi
desespsrados.
ii Professor Segno le dice s ustsd ,exacta4ente
10 que debe hacer para ganar mxhhe dinSro v
para prosperar notablemente On Il vida.
N. E. Druy, de Sedan, Franeia, dice 10 ST.
guiente: "Su sistema me hs proporcionado el
6xito en- los negocios que tanto ansiaba. No cabe
duda que eS 81 magnetismo que ejerce su in
fueneia, no se debe s In casualiaad es un hecho
cientffeo comprobsdo, sl cual me he ensehado
q conocerme mi misme y conocer ejercer
infuencia sobre los demAs."
Dice 81 ST.. L. sevey, do Londres, 1nglaterra
En- Su sistems he haiado 10 que por tanto
tempo busqu4 hasta 4hers On vane. Pef medic
de 81 SO han. .podido caxsiartodss1as tendencias
de mi pensamientp, cYeetfe14o aa IN nuevo
rumbo para mi vida. Ca4e dfAtme siento mas
fuerte mas joyen; asid1isho haae que este
sistema es Ia clave del 6xito en- los seBooios."
L. srta. ceph., do Hasasn..ek. MI, dice
aG: "Vuestro sistema me.I1 side de machisin,s
ayuda ipor medic de susinhuenciA 'estoy COP
prometida para casarme con un joven irr'
probable, el cual va ha comprado por anticipa',
una casa para que nos sirva de morada desrr.
de casados."
Acabamos de publican unes cusntos miles
ejemplarcs del nssvo Karo eserito, n eTProfe,a
ssgno, titulado "El GsmisS sSsalfEzao," par :
denostrar 1ss sfanaesss ssslssssiaa.s, d. es'
plarr todss las PERSONS que 50 intsresen
conocerlo. .Querenos qds, ,psses usta un elem
plsr que despr4e. de lesrlo le hsbls aa 81 alg
amigo. Con ssgaridad qae 81 aasrTAGho.
Cuando 80 ,asaben todos los 'ejenplares or i
henos publicaao en- eeta OCCASION, este ;libro
tara dinero; pero ahora 10 puede uSted obtene,
abso!utamente gratis.
Direction: Dept. 715, Institute American,
=, x. -. a';e-r,o I,.s ;r.2flas Califcrr;p
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Information de po|icia.
Detenldo en- Arroyo un pre-
sunto autor de asesinato.
Lo ocurrido en- el barrie de Cia-
lite en- que mnrio Luis Rive
Fa.

Jefatura de Distritc, Polieia Insu-
lar. ran Juan Puerto Rico. SCpiicm
bre y 1909
Rolaci6n dr. las noveiadcs oelrri-
.la ,iurante las "a hoIas anteriorcs
r.. 10 de San JEAN Aoometi
r.alir aeresion i lnfraoeion Or
q aant municipal l.
Pfc-to dc p. de- T.rfra = Sin no
ls-iad.
ra-,p ,!e Cebo,uas-Juegos pro-
l.i30--6.
n c--ioruco fut rprendida una
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-23

UTIL,-Procedimlento para cor
tar cr1stal.-El cristal puede cortarse
sin necesidad de diamante por un
p rocedimiento muy sencillo: una
hebra de bramante del largo necesa-
rio Sc empapa en- alcohol, y luego Sc
retuerce para que suelte el fquido
excedente. Asf, preparado, Sc alta Ell
cristal, siguiendo la Inca por donde
Sc quiere cortarlo, y Sc aplica una ce-
rilla. El alcohol que el bramante con
serva Sc prende y calienta en- el cris-
tai el lugar deseado, y entonces, an
tes de que Sc enfrie, Sc sumerge en-
I'm barreno de aqua fria, sujetando-
10 con la mano izquierda y apoyan-
do el codo de este brazo en- el recipi-
ente, con objeto de evitar vibracio-
mes.
Inmediatamente con la mano dere
cha armada de una plegadora 8 cor
tapapel de MADEIRA, ancho, 8 simple
mente con la hoja de un cuchillo, Sc
da un golpe seco al cristal sin sacar-
10 del aqua y quedara partido tan
perfectamente como 81 Sc hubiese
pasado un diamante de vidriero por
la l1nea marcada por el diamante.
CURIOSO-Un fabricante de
Chicago esta hacienda construiH un
piano que tendra sesenta pies de lon
gltud por 40 de altura. Las
cuerdas seran cables de alambre re
torcido, los martillos de acero con tri
pie forro de piel de rinoceronte, ten
dram una fuerza de percussion de do
cientas ibas por pulgada cuadrada.
Esta maqulna estara movida por
un motor de aire liquido.
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Grandes rebsjas, lean.

En- visperss de nuestro pr6ximo
viaje de compras semestral 4 los E.
tados Unidos hemos hecho grsndes
rebajas en- todas las existencias de
nuestros almacenes especia'menta en-
todas las teIss, casimires. enca;es, IL
ras bordadas, eptredoses, paraga ans,
corses. o!anes, camisas, cami' e;as, etc..
etc. Hasta en- los articulos a plazcs,
Almar enes de "El Civlo."
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de Ia
baco en- Cuba.

El valor del tabaco en- rama, ella
Dorado, cigarros, picadura y palillos
y despalillado, exportado por el pu-
erto de Ia Habana, en- Ia segunda
quincena del mes de agosto, assemble
a S 1898, ,2s6 6 sean 5 243, 1875 mas
que en- la primera quincena de dicho
mes, distribuyendose aquella canti-
dad en- la forma siguiente:
Tabaco en- rama STA, 935
Id. elaborado 467, PSI
Clgarros 8,llO
Picadura '''...'''. "l2. .O93
Palillos y despalillado ''9O,S97
Total 81. .293,2S6
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10UE VENTAJAS T|ENEN LOS FOG0NES Fl ECTR|C0S2

lISON MUCEAS!!
POR EEMPLOCon gas penden cuando tene
mecha apague Tamben e mechero
esan las de las snadas ondo
Con ectridad forman tales d6s empre mpa
OTRA RAZON indca que togones SUPERIORES
que MOVIBl.ES Y Sc PUEDE COLOCAR EN- CUALQUIER
APosENTO ADONDE HAYA AiGUN CUBO ELECTRIcO.
No hay tempo pdo encnde hay maos
>io donde debe
h,RVIENTAS MAIAS HACE SUFRIR LAS sENORAS, EST
HAGEN INDEPENDENTS CON NEL-ALIaDO-ELECTRICIDAD
las parties desagraab del abao
TENEMOS PARA DEMOSTRAR:
Calentadores redondos A $3.50
Id id id AIS
Id i'd id 525
Id cuadrados id II
Iambien hay planchas de tres libras 500
buenas de sis Ebras 2" 425
CAFErERAs QUE HARAN CAFE EN- DOS MINUros
Para mas nomes dirigirel
PORTO RICO POWER AND LIGHT CO.
NOTASirvane sah los abonados que vnlad Motores
abs has gado los Humaeao Csguas
y Baysm6n, seran aenlti,s la mayor brevedad. ;
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Casa de PreStamos, J. RendOn v
Compahia ). en- c.

Desde el 1o, de Octubre
a las 2 p. m. tendra lugar un
esplendidoremated de las prem,
das que habiendo trascurrido
seis meses no han sido rentva
das nj canceladas. Hay de ven-
las nm preciososurtido de al
hajas. Allen 81 Fortaleza.
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FARMACEUTICO:-Uno con | 4
aiios de experienced dtsea colocarse
como regente o dependiente Ell esta
ciudad o en- cualquiera de Ia i.la.
BueDas referencias Drigirse la
P. 0. Box 283 san Juan r r. iva.
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:E aLQUlt.hN. = Ha9ita. ioues
c6modas J b:cn Y. !adSs, con agu.
y luz e'ectri a. bu mas tSm5ien para
Ohona.. "', e, ant quo conven,o de
las rmelitas, ,,rovistas G.. todos los
adelantos modarnos- Para informes
d., giFse a Salon. II & GordiIs, Te.
tuAn
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AVISO.

Las personas que oeseen
obtener patrones de los II
gurines del service de mo
das de La Correspondent
cia. pueden dri-lrse a es
tas oficlnas FL preclo de
cada patron es de lG cen
tavos
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Enesta imprents se veude papsl
De Ieri6dico a oos pesos quintL
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Sc vende un piano
en- muy buen estado y
a preeio muy reduci-
do. Informaran en-
esta imprenta.

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodico viejo a So
quintal.
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IA 81 oEUkEIU Al mUNDv.
UN DESCUBRIAIENTO NOTABLE HECHO PoR
UN HOMBRE NOTABLE
Arte de Fascac al Pod De Encanr los Secretos del
Magnetmo Personal Todo ESQ Sebrepua Ia Verdadera
Fuerza que Gobirrna Donana las Mentes de
Honbres Mujeres.


cuANDo Sc DEsARRoLLA UNA FUERzA MARAvHLosA
FscA TCDAS.LAs ENFERMEDADEs
FAcLITA LA MANERA DE INFLuR EN- Ell AMINO DE
QUE QUERAMos
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WALDRON ISLAND

Andrew Olsen met with a very pain
full accident last week while setting
Oft blast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Chevalier and
family visited at the Graignic home
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuebure. who spent
several days in Bellingham returned
home Monday.
Mr.. John Scruggs and son, of Deer
Harbor, spent several days here last
week on business.
The first barge will leave here
Thursday loaded with rock for the
Gray's Harbor jetty.
Mrs. @. Van Eaton spent several
days here last week as the guest OF
Miss Josephine Fernett.
Mrs. Doty. of Seattle. came in on
the steamer Elmo Monday to visit her
daughter Mrs. John Allen.
Miss Lizzie Graignic reformed home
from Port Townsend Friday where she
has been visiting her brothers.
Mrs. Joe Mullen and Mrs. Ed Gil
shenan returned home last Thursday
from Bellingham on the steamer Ell
mo.
There will be basket social at
Waldron Saturday. April 3. Every.
body invited. Ladies please bring
baskets.
Philip O'Hern. who has been work
ing at the stone quarry here has re-
turned to his home in Oakville,
Washington.
Mrs. Henry Briggs and SON, of
Roche Harbor. spent few days here
last week, visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fernett.
A Sunday school was organized here
last Sunday by Mrs. G. VanEaton. of
West Sound. The officers are Ethan
Allen. superintendent, Mrs. Ernest
Rahorst, assistant superintendent. Miss
Josephine Fernett, secretary. and Miss
Margaret Kertula treasurer.
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PORT STANLEY

Mrs. j. G. Ringler's little daughter
is quite Ill.
Miss Lille Blake, of Seattle. is
visiting with her father, II. Blake.
VIM. Graham. of Bellingham. came
in on the launch Concordia Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Biggs. who has been
quite i'll with the grippe. is improv-
ing.
Mrs. Frank Fitzpatrick has been ill
for the past few days, but is improv
ing.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with
Mrs. Charles McNalley, Friday April
tenth.
Peter Laudin has had one of the
InterIsland phones put into his
house.
Mr.. Chas Williams took his little
son to Bellingham for treatment We'd
nesday.
The launch Totem called at Stanley
iOA poSooukOAS vi uOI way W D0lAluR
ham Monday.
Mrs. James Blake was visitor at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Biggs Friday.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Davis has been quite ill since
Saturday evening.
Jas. A. Armstrong, owner of the
Anacortes creamery. was a Stanley
visitor Thursday.
Frank Dwight returned Thursday
from Anacortes. where he has been
visiting for few days.
Edison Weeks. who has been up
Sound on pleasure trip. returned on
the Concordia Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. G. Ormiston
we're passengers on the launch Con-
cordia Friday for Anacortes.
Saul Blake went to Decatur with
his sloop Friday, where he will con-
tinue his work in the shipyard.
M. and Mrs. Archam bault are Wis
ting with Mrs. Arch NJ bault's
mother, Mrs. Charles Williams.
Mr.. and Mr.. Bordwell, who have
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Erb returned to their
home in Seattle Friday.
There was some excitement Satur-
day when Mr.. Hudson's team ran
away. but they we're caught before
any serious damage was done.
Mrs Lydia Richie is making ar
rangemenrs to start mandolin class
in Stanley. We hope she will be sue
cessful in getting large class.
Some of our neighbors reported
having felt an earthquake shock one
evening last week. We nope it was
only one of the Waldron island blasts.
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ORCAS

Mrs. Hogan has been ill but is con-
valescent.
Mrs. Gansen was hostess of the W.
L. |. Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Laube was the guest of
Miss Sanders Sunday and Monday.
Stanley Kepler purchased a fine
horse from VIM. Laplant last week.
Mrs. Peters received the sad new
of the death of her brother last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Killebrue were
guests at the Mcclure home Sunday.
Frank Dwight. Mr.. Wilson and
Seth Richie, of Lopez. were at Orcas
Sunday.
Mrs. Van Cromphaut and Mrs.
James Laplant we're at Vest Sound
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Laplant spent
Sunday in Grow Valley. guests at
the Adkins home.
A we'll has been dug and the fence
nearly finished around Mrs. McNulty g
property at Orcas.
Mrs. Little. of Bellingham is a
guest at the Sanders home. Mrs.
Little is Mr.. John Sanders sister.
James Laplant has taken a contract
from j. G. Curry to fill in the pond
between the orchard and the bunga-
low.
Mr.. Monroe, of Seattle. at one time
member of the firm of Friedrich Nell
son & Monroe, of that place, was at
Orcas last week with view to pur-
chasing land.
Mrs. M. G. Curry entertained Sat
urday afternoon, Mrs. Harry Laube,
Mass Sanders, Miss Bessie Cliff and
Miss Dorothy Foster. Mrs. Laupe
was Mrs. Curry's guest Friday and
Saturday.
VIM. Jones. of San Francisco. left
Friday after months visit with his
mother. Mrs. John j. Killebrue. Mr..
Jones has charge of the warehouses of
large fruit canning establishment in
San Francisco.
The horse dealing business at Orcas
was quite active last week. Lyman
Harris bought horse from p. Norton,
of Deer Harbor, and sold one to MIR.
Lawson. of the same place. Stanley
Kepler purchased fine horse from
VIM. Laplant and VIM. Laplant bought
one from Stanley Kepler which Boone
Kepler afterward bought. VIM. La
plant bought horse from James La
plant and cold it to Omer Freel.
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ROCHE HARBOR

chas Arend has begun spraying bis
orchard.
VIM. johnson left Wednesday for
BellinRham.
Mrs Cbas. Arend and daughter Lau
"a spent Sunday with Mr.. and MIS-
Thomas Hanson.
A number of working men lett foi
SEATTLE Saturday morning on the
steamer Lydia Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. busting. Of Anacor'
+as were called here Friday on &C.
oonnt of the death of Mr.. busting e
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Groli and fam
ilv. of Friday Harbor. spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wilson.
Mrs. Wm.P. Smith. who was report
ed to be improving after serious III
ness. has had relapse and ls not OK
pected to live.
Miss L. T. Arend, who has been
cooking in a restaurant for her aunt.
Mrs. F. Sample, at Kirkland. is home
visiting her parents and Mrs. Charles
Arend.
Mrs. Charles Arend and daughter
spent Saturday with Mrs. Frank Ro'
leau. who has been quite i'll for the
mast few days. but is reported to be
much better.
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WEST SOUND

/ Mrs. Shaw is guest at the Mcclure
home this week.
Mrs. Joe Vettsr gave musicale
Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid met Wednesday
with Mrs. Pinneo.
Ernest Ouase made business trip
to BellIngham this week.
Sherman Mcclure made business
trip to Friday Harbor Monday.
Mrs. Stages visited Mrs. Baker at
Deer Harbor one day this week.
Miss Becky Armstrong has been
quite ill. but is improving slowly.
Miss Elsie Houlton. of Bellingham,
is visiting relatives and friends here.
Charles Van Eaton went to Belling
ham on the steamer Elmo Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Laplant were
West Sound visitors Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Atkins and his daughter Rosie
made business trip to Bellingham
one day last week.
Mr.. Leo Willard, who has been
spending two weeks in West Sound.
left for Bellingham Monday.
Mrs. L. S. Lushua. of Bellingham.
has leased the West Sound hotel and
will take possession April Z.
Mrs. g. Van Eaton went to Wal
dron Saturday to start a Sunday
school there. and returned Monday on
the Elmo.
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Hrea 81 90. N. 0Oa.atSlS
OLGA
pop. 1860

O. H. Culver was an olga visitor
on Tuesday.
Joe Moore was BelIingham visit
or on Tuesday.
Work on the water system here will
commence very soon.
Robt. Smith, Jr, of West Sound,
was storm bound at Olga on Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. S. B. Irish, of Bell
inehan.. are here fixing up their new
log cabin for the summer.
Work upon the dock is delayed for
few days to permit of some neces-
sary farm work being done.
! Many of the summer residents here
are planning to entertain eastern rel
atives and friends this year.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mcbride and
Miss Mcbride. of Bellingham, are
spending few days at their cottage
here.
T. J. Bryan was taken to the sana-
tarium at East Sound on Monday.
He is suffering from bad attack OF
erysipelas.
Capt. Blackwocd announces that
the Island Flyer will go back on her
old run this week. The Falcon will
not change her run until later.
The faculty of Pullman college
have in press. to be issued in few
days the announcement and prospec-
tus of their summer. school to be es-
tablished at Olga this spring. Many
prominent educators from all over the
United States will attend during the
summer. Next month the permanent
buildings will be erected in the Park,
where a block of 16 lots has been
purchased. These will be built an
assembly hall. dining hall and
laboratory. An aquarium will al
so be built. A series of stereopticon
lectures will be delivered during the
summer. About sixty or more stu
dents will attend. and they will be
domiciIed in tent houses. This
school will be an attractive feature Of
island lite at this popular resort. 1t
will be of great benefit in an educa-
tional way to all the summer resi-
dents.
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EAST SOUND
Hrea 81 90. N

a. B. Langell has returned from
trip to Bellingbam.
The schools are closed for the reg
ular Easter vacation.
Rita King, daughter of John King.
has been i'll for several days.
Miss Davies, who has been on the
sick list for few days, is rapidly
recovering.
Mrs. Robert Moore, Of Seattle. Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred j. Hill.
James Cummock, who has been at
Langdon for several months has gone
to Seattle to remain.
Mrs. Jacob Cramer. who has been
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. John
Whiteiey, has returned home.
Mrs. Aneal, who has been in Bell
inqham for several months. Is again
at home with her sister. Mrs. Dono-
hue.
Joe Harper, son of F. G. Harper.
Collector of Customs at Port Town
send. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred j. Hill.
Word has been received By friends
and relatives here, of the birth OF a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A..
Hill of Seattle. Mrs. Hill was Miss
Lulu Dittemore before her marriage.
The Madrona club held its regular
meeting at the club house on Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Waldrip as
hostess. Mrs. Templin read very
interesting paper descriptive of her
trip to Alaska. Mrs. Patterson furnish
ed "Current Events. " and Mrs. Judd
read book review. Mrs. q. +. Ba-
ker Will be hostess at the next meet
ing.
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DOLPHIN BAY

School closed here Wednesday.
Roy Curry was a visitor here Sun
day.
Chester Martin spent Sunday at his
home.
W. d. Schmuck is on the sick list
this week with la grippe.
John Gray and Joe Moore, of Olga.
attended the dance here Saturday
night.
Fred Krumdiack and son Henry
made business trip to Stuart island
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs j. F. Iotte and daugh-
ter spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Bull.
Little Pearl Engleson has been sick
for the last couple of days with fe-
yer and cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Allen and daugh-
ter Thelma spent Sunday with friends
in the valley.
Fred Basford spent couple of days
the last of the week with his sister,
Mrs. Alfred Full.
Ruy Curry. Preston KilIebrew and
John Clark. of Orcas. attended the
dance here Saturday night.
Misses Mary and Emma Krumdiack
ap5 Mr. uoprv Krur, 1;ool, MANA - -
guests of Miss Mcleod Sunday.
A launch brought crowd of peo-
pie from Shaw island to the entertain
ment and dance Saturday night.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Jones has been quite ill
for the past week but is much better
Mt this writing.
The many friends of Mrs G. W.
Woodland are glad to learn that she is
up and around again after an illness
of about a week.
Fred Krumdiack has purchased
another launch hull from Jack Balam
on Stuart island. He intends to put
the engine in it that he traded the
Minnie K. for.
The basket social given here Satur-
day evening by Miss Mcleod, was q
grand success. Seventeen baskets we're
sold and Melted s39.75. Miss Ella
Glossop's, of Shaw island. sold for
the highest price, So. 55 and Mrs. W
A. Jones second at So. 25. The money
will be spent for a school library,
The school program was fine.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-02

Every housewife likes good.
strong, white flour. Try Quality.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-02

Fine. ripe bananas at Baker
McCrary's.