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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-09-29
MRS. MINNIE ROWE
SELLS THE ROWLAND
RetircS From Management After
Proof the Excellence of Her Bust
ness Judgment.

Mrs. Linnie Rowe, who for two
years has conducted the Rowland on
South Fourth street, win retire Thurs
day from its management. She has
leased the house to Mrs l.. II. Thomas
of Topeka, Kansas, who will take
charge ut once. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
their son and daughter, and Mrs.
Thomas mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Lagan arrived in Yakima Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Rowe has been ominontIv sue
cessful in her conduct of the Rowland
and had the satisfaction Of seeing her
iudgm ent confirmed. She decided
few years ago that Yakima was then
in great need of n really first class
place where one could get room and
meals, other than in the regular hotels
which Accommodated the more strictly
transient trade.
Was Successful Hanchcr.
Several years before she had come
to this country from the east and
had taken up a desert claim in the
Naches valley. She know little or
nothing about farming and stilI less
about irrigation, yet when Mrs. Rowe
left her farm in charge of her SON
when she moved into the city to open
the Rowland, her desert claim had
been transformed into one OF the finest
ranches of the county. She has been
as successful with the Rowland as
she was with her farm, and now in
tends to retire and take n needed rest.
For a few weeks, with Mrs Nelson
Baldwin, of Erie, Pa, Mrs Rowe will
travel on the Sound visiting Tacoma,
Seattle, Bellingham, Vancouver and
Victoria and other places. on her re-
turn here she will take mp the work
of experimenting the new and hand
some home she Is build ng at the cor
ner of South Sixth and Spruce streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Harmony Lodge, No 3. I. 0. 0. F.,
viii meet in Odd Fellows hall at 1870
o clock this evening.
Marine Engineers Beneficial Asso-
citation will meet in K. of P. hall at
100 0 clock this evening.
The regular stated meeting of Pa
cific Lodge. No. 922, A. T. and A. NJ,
IS called for o'clock this evening
instead of $, the usual hour.
A deed has been filed in the bureau
Of eonveyances by the terms of which
John D. SpreckeIs and A. B. Spreckels
sell 10 George Lycurgus two pieces of
land in Hilo. One contains 1872 acres;
the other only .16 acres. These cover
the Hilo Hotel premises.
The first regular meeting of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
for the season viii be held this after
noon at $3.50 clock at the residence
Of Mrs. w ". Hall, Nuuanu avenue
AS the meeting viii be an important
one, it is requested that all members
be present. There will also be a musi-
cal program by way of entertainment
Acting under directions from the su-
perintendent of public works, George
Williams opened negotiations with Mr.
J. A. Scott, regarding the additional
land needed for the Hilo water res
ervation. AS Mr.. Scott was going to
Honolulu he said that he would see
Mr.. Campbell. The land has been sub
leased to contractors and there may
be some difficulty in releasing it-Ha-
waii Herald.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-11
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Shop at Sachs today.

CuOp dl AodCuS
New bordered ginghams at 10 cents
a yard at Sachs.
If you want cheap real estate see
Morgan s column.
Party wishes to buy second hand
kodak. See classified ads.
Valtoldi. Masonic Temple, has beau
tiful chrysanthemums at lowest prices.
List of homes for sale and houses
to let, todav's ad, Trent Trust Co., Ltd.
Don't fail to visit Whitney s
Marsh 5 today and see the gala dis
play of Partisan novelties.
S. s. Mariana trunks properly sealed
and checked by the City Transfer Co,
(Jas. H. Love-, phone 152.
Take your pictures to the Pacific
Picture Framing Co, Nuuanu below
Hotel street, and have them framed
correctly.
For good salads, sandwiches, cold
meats, coffee and ice cream go to the
Baltimore Dairy, Fort street below
Hotel street.
y feature OF int dSP0l tIILSil
of the Palm Cafe is the German cake
It is delieiously fresh, always and as
light as a feather. Hotel street neal
Union.
If YOU are going out of town and
Awant some real good salad and sand
g witches to take with you call or phone
900, Baltimore Dairy, Fort street be
low Hotel street
Blom will have a sale of Victoria and
Persian lawns and India linens today
There will be some bargains in ladies
dress skirts that should bring the ladie:
of Honolulu to Blom's counters.
Patronize the market that supple:
the best meats. The Metropolitan has
the best cold storage plant in the city
for keeping food stuffs and what yor
get from this market is without
blemish.
Mariana passengersl You are ad
vised to place your baggage with The
City Transfer Co. (Jas. II. Love)
phone 1872. They viii see that you
baggage is properly sealed and goe
with you.
Kerr Will offer today the lates
fashionable weaves and patterns II
dress goods Just received from TIT
manufacturers. Great bargains are t.
be had at all times ut Kerr s store
Alakea street.
There is nothing more invigoratin!
than a drive in an auto to Haieiwa
The meal that is served after arriva
is good enough to suit the most exact
ing. Haleiwa is the ideal spot for ;
vacation or a week end stay.
Sachs millinery display merits you
attention this week. While seeing III
wealth of new fall hats you can stel
around to some of the other depart
ments and see the beautiful display
at wash materials and goods of al
Ands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-11
PERSONALS.

Alec Desha returned to Hilo from
Kahului last Sunday by the Claudine.
Jack Parsons, of Hilo, left for San
Francisco by the steamer Columbian
on Saturday.
Brs. Byron K Baird and Miss Baird
returned from Honolulu yesterday
Hawaii Herald.
DR.. E. L. Hutchinson is going to re-
tire from the practice of dentistry and
plant tobacco on his land at Kaumana.
w. J. Dyer, superintendent of the
Honolulu Iron Works, arrived on Sun
day by the CIaudine.-Hawaii Herald.
C. D. Pringle arrived at Hilo on San
day, by the Claudine, to take the-fn-
ternal Revenue position here that was
formerly held by Otto Berndt.
DR.. J. s. Pratt, of the Territorial
Health Office, came from Honolulu yes
terday with President Mott-Smith of
the Board of Health.-Hawaii Herald.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Breckons and
Miss Breckons, United States Marshal
Hendry and Editor Sheba returned to
Honolulu by the Lurline on Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Paxton of
Honolulu, have been in Hilo and vicin-
ity during the past week. On Satur-
day they went to the Volcano House.
Hawaii Herald.
DR.. Stow, of Hilo, heard from Arthur
NJ Burns last week. Burns was still
in Vancouver and had been in the hos
pital for some time suffering from
acute infammatory rheumatism. He
had recovered sufficiently, however, to
get back to work on his old paper
The Province, handling telegraph copy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-11
SAME WEIGHT AS BALLINGER.

Clifford Pinchot, United States For
ester. caught swordfsh weighing $50
pounds at San Clements one day last
week. For over two hours the fish
fought the angler, who was in the
launch Juanita. The fish was seven
feet nine inches in. length Pinchot
used regular Tuna Club standard
tackle. Despairing of catching tuna
at Clemente, the Pinchot party has an
nounced IFS intention to leave there
and viii fish in Catalina waters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-11
HARVEST FESTIVAL EFFORT.

The conclusion of the harvest festi-
take place at the hall at King and
Nuuanu avenue this evening.
There will be an auction sale Of
goods consisting of clothing, groceries,
dry goods, souvenirs, hats, shoes, and
other articles. There will be refresh
ments of ice cream and cake for those
who wish to partake
The public is invited to come at 1880
clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-11
Regal Shoe Store
PROGRAM AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

Some idea of the mysterious, weird
and seemingly supernatural things done
by Carter, the magician, who is to ap-
pear at the Opera House tonight can
be obtained from the following repro.
duction of his program:
Part I.
Forty minutes with the inimitabIe
Carter in ga Bouquet of Mysteries y:
A.-Rapid Transit.
B.-Digital Manipulation.
Enchanted Cone and Orange,
D.-Aerial Cards
E,-Metamorphosis.
F.-The Astral Hand
G.-IneXhaustible Bottle.
The closer you watch the less YOU see.
The first part concludes with "The
Magical Divorce which is literally
and metaphorically F'out Of sight. =
novel conceit in which a human be-
ing is made to instantly vanish.
Part II. i,
''The Mysteries of the Yogi in
which the pet theories of Theosophists
and Spiritualists are exploited. "Can
such things be and o 'ercome us like a
summer cloud2'
Allan Shaw, presenting his modern
creations in Digital Dexterity.
Corinne Carter, who unfoIds a mar
velous chapter from the supernatural.
in an exhibition of thought transfer.
ence, or mental telepathy, The result
Of years Of study and research.
The second part concludes with the
bewildering and bewitching Illusion
entitled. "Flyto," an experiment in
which the propulsion of the astral body
seems possible.
Special notice: You are politely re
quested 10 kindly sign your name in
full to questions written, to enable
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-11
Part III.

Miss Carter to better identify the
questions.
Part III.
Carter, impersonating the famous
Chinese court magician, Ching Ling
Foo, wherein the wonderful sorcerers
Of China are initiated and imperson-
ated. Immense objects produced from
nothingness, space annihilated, marvels
in pace with the latest discoveries and
innovations of science.
The seats are now on sale at Berg
strom s for the entire engagement.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-11

F. Weber, manager Of Lihue plan
tation. and Mrs Weber arrived yes
terday for a week s visit to the vol
canO.-Hawaii Herald.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-20
BLYTHEDALE

MIR Wm Ryan butchcrcd hi, pigs
~ "Wednesday
Mr. Robert Lynch Was Whining.
ton visitor III Tuesday oi last week.
Mrs Clyde Nrklc. OF Jacksontown.
va, the guest oi her parents. Mr. and
Mrs Robert Craig. on Thursday.
Mr. VIM Craig va, Phllg dclphla
visitor On Wcduc sday
Mr. @ K Burroughs at Nikiu and
hi, brother llcnry Burroughs. oi
HAVE dc Grace. were ~ Erie, Pa
over SUNDAY
Mrs. NARY Whitaker spent Sunday
iu Philadelphia
Mr.. Pcytnu Patterson Sold hi, horse
t. . Philadelphia party on Monday
Egg, are scarce thing, around here.
Mr. aud Mr., Samuel Whitaker. 81
Phil; dclphia. were guc,t> Il her par
cui, Mr. and Mr. benjamin Thomas.
uy,r Suuda,.
Mr. and Mir, NlcNaudcr lIa,>un and
children. of Niku. were the guest, oi
her parents. Mr. anl NJ joel Craig.
on SUNDAY
Mis- ana Cur, after spending q lew
day, TIN, week with Mr. and Mrs. mo.
Goircll returned To her home At
thcrry ll'l', un Sunday
Mis- Ethel SINNERS. of Wund'awn.
!, visiting Mis-, Aldic Taylor. 'h.s
week
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-20
PORT DEPOSIT.

Beginning with last Sunday evening
Rev. +. +. Carpenter will hold revival
services each evening during the week
except Saturday evening, at 7.3o, in
the Lecture room OF the Church, for
an indefinite period The public is
cordially invited.
Mrs Geo Campbell visited friends
in Wilmington last Friday.
Mrs Mary Lamm and Mrs. Archer
Coalc spent Monday in Baltimore.
Miss elena Burlin spent last Fri
day IN Baltimore.
Mr. Robert Stephenson. of Balti-
more. spent last Saturday at his
home
Mrs Cyrcnu, trc,well and Miss
jamie Creswcll we're Baltimore yisi-
tors last Monday
Mr. Harry l.anim spout Sunday with
Eel Air friends.
Miss Ilanchc S,cbhing entertained
the Alpha Delta Kappa" Club in
most delightful manner last Friday
evening. at her home.
Mr.. John McCleuahan spent last
Friday in Philadelphia.
Miss May KimbIc is visiting some
Ut her school friends in Savannah, Ga.
WI btplEC II. DUCK dIu MISS
Mary Buck spent last Friday in Bal
timorc.
Ms. Clara NJ. Knight was HIyre
dc Grace visitor, Saturday.
Miss Caroline Cain spent several
days the latter part OF the week with
Baltimore relatives
MIR +. I. Benson is enjoying a gun
ming trip through different sections Of
Calvert county.
Or. Thoma, ). Baker gave must
Gale At the Tome Institute Inn. on
Saturday evening to quite large
number OF his friend, and faculty OF
the Institute
Mrs V. $. Collins. Of Middle own.
Del. was guest OF Mrs. ". K.
Ncsh;tt, last Thursday.
Mrs. Albert annort was a Balt-
h"rc visitor last Thursday
Mc>SrS II kimblc and {. c.
Tonic aud Misses May Kimblc and
BESSIE Tome attended the session OF
the Farmers National Congress, ut
Raleigh. y C.. recently.
Miss Mary X. Caldwell was re-
cent New York visitor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-20
CEClLTON

MIR :. Caulk. OF Wyoming, Del,
spent lew days last week with hi,
sister, Mrs. o. L. Jones.
MIR George Mccullough and Miss
II. Mccullough. OF Colora. are spend
ing some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Wilson, near town
Mr. and Mrs. J, p. Steel, OF Chcsa-
pcakc City spent Sunday with Mr..
aud Mrs T. Watts.
Harold Padley, who is attending
business school at Baltimore, spent
last Saturday and Sunday with his
parents, MIR and Mrs. George W..
Padlcy.
Mi Julian Jones, wife end daugh-
ter, OF kcnnedyvile, were the guests
81 Mr. and Mrs. James Mccoy, on
Friday and Saturday oi last week.
Alr Elwuud Padlcy. wife and son,
ri l;arcvilc, spcu, Sunday with Mr..
" II \ldcr>un and vic
William Brown was a Wilmington
visitor last Thursday
Clifford Hoover and Irving Burke
spent la,t Thursday with Durncy Old
ham
Our town j. bcinA improved by sew
rral cement walks.
Mr., y f. Bloxton ha, been visit
my friend, IN Philadelphia anil Viii
uluCtor.
Mr.. Harry Price. ui 9altm re, IS
visiting his vile
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-20
BETHEL

iIr, Samuel Jones ha, returned
home alter 70 two weeks stay with her
,uu, IN West Philadelphia,
Mr. and Mrs William Phillip, and
family attended the funeral ui their
grand daughter Rchccca Lynch. on
!..t Friday
Mis- Mary Davis ha, purchased
new organ from Prof Lynch, "i North
East
Mr.. William McK,uucy. 81 Thco-
d"rc, visited MIR BENJAMIN II Reed
uu SUNDAY
Mrs. T. X. DAYS WI, in Rising sun
TIE day 81 ls,t week.
Master Mar"lc Lynch J., GONZALES
cert ri thi, writing.
Quite Il number 81 ncighbor> en-
iny,d themselves at "hr.king' given
by Mr. Andrew Worth. on last Satur-
day.
MIR Jack Philips i, IN the German
r,u,nita where he underwear, an
operation
One 81 our young men at the neigh
bnrhoud on returning home several
night, ago. fractured several bones
and even d',l"catcd the strap on his
lunch huN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-20

There will be total eclipse OF the
moon visible in this section early next
Friday morning, November &c.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-20
RISING SUN.

Miss \lry l'Ii,crait, 81 Woud,rowu.
y. J.. h., been the guest ui Mrs John
NJ Stcrrctt
Miss I.uc! G,ilcspi, spent Thursday
ui prcvlnu. week in Philadelphia,
Miss Gcurgiana Sturpcs. ut vii
Iingsiurd. was the guest 81 DR.. &. s.
Dare aud tamil, l;st week.
Mrs. J. OTIS kcnaard entertained
the Missionary Society al West Not
tngham Church uu Ncducs1 after
noon
Mr., lunch Vice and Mrs Jesse l..
Shepherd rt Middlctnwn. were the
guests ui Mr. IT. l. Shepherd and
family last week MIR, Shepherd, his
mother. ui Nlddiriuwu. has been visit
ing here tor some time
Miss BESSIE Rawlings has recently
been visiting her sister. Miss Flor
cncc Rawliup> in Newark, N. J.
Mrs. Frrrcr Johnson'S sister and
litt'c daughter. OF ChriS,am, spent
last week WITH her, returning To- their
home last Saturday
The Missionary Society al West
Nottingham Church held an oyster
and poultry r'rpcr ia the Chapel on
Friday night Regular supper vas Is
cents, with extra charge iur ice cream
aud all kim, 81 cake, aud candy
Proceed, {" b, used for rtcarpcting
the church.
Mrs. Jennie Gillespie spout Tuesday
and "Wednesday in l:a'rimur, with re-
'at.yc,
Mr. Norman r,l, lio. r,ccurly been
VISITING DR. ,Iy"rd, in rhiIadrlphia.
-.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-20
CHESAPEAKE CITY

K. Il. Conrcy cut his hand quite Sc
Vcrely while al work on tin roof on
Monday.
On Tuesday AFTERNOON the Lord
Baltimore" passed through the Canal
with about 800 delegates OF the At
lantic Deeper aicrways Association
Ell route for Norfolk, IN the interest
al the proposed ship canal
Miss Dora Il Steele, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Steele, and Mr..
Henry W Sherman were married in
baltimore, Monday, by Rev. W. F.
Ncnablcs.
The funeral Of MIR. James Seaman,
oi Wilmington. father OF Mrs. VIII
liam Borem. wa, held at Bethel ceme-
terry. Tuesday morning.
Mrs Carrie Lindsey. vile oi Henri
Lindsey. Ut Wilmington. died Sunday.
lntermcnt AZ Bethel cemetery. We'd
ncSday afternoon.
The young ladies Of Mrs Edwin
Gardner, Sunday School class will
hold Clipping and Pie Social in
Reeds Corner Store. this evening,
Saturday.
Misses Evelyn Killer and Mary
Cooper entertained the 500 Club
Friday evening at the home OF Miss
kiber.
The young men will give a Thanks
giving dance at the pavilion.
Mrs. NJ f. Sheppard is spending
the Writer with relatives at Frankford,
Del.
Mrs. Frank Shadr'ck. al Baltimore,
is spending some time with her par
cuts. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Tatman
Miss Elizabeth Cooling has been
visiting relatives at JarrcttSvillc
Miss Tina Evans is spending several
weeks with her mother at Ewcll. Md
Mss Esthsr BantS visited friends
IN Philadelphia recently.
Mrs. George Rcuss spent last wccl;
IN Wilmington
George West. 81 brooklyn, is
visiting H.. brother {. +. West
Misses Katherine Macdonald, Mary
Baker Louise Bouldcn, Lcnorc Lake.
i:,clvn and Nellie Spear spent Sun
day with M,,,c, Mary and Eva Foard
near town
Mcssrs Young anil l.aymGu. Of
Wilmington. Spcrt Sunday at the
home at MIR and Mrs 7. J. Foard
! Groomc Steele spent Sunday in
Philadelphia
MI, Mary F;liiugamc has been
visiting Mr. Th"ma, Sartin
Mrs Bennett Steele wa, Balt-
more visitor tn, week
MIR aud Mr., G.. ; Wuulcy spent
SUNDAY ~ Ellruu
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-20

Mrs. Samuel Brockson and Miss
Sallie Weldon. OF Middietown. Del.
were gtcsts q Ms. H. H. Bntchen-
hari, last 1 thursday
Mrs. Bertha Smithson and Miss
Edith Lamm snent Sunday and Mon
day with baltimore friends.
Tome ana sranklin Marshall Acad-
cmy played game OF football at
Tome on Saturday afternoon, scor-
ing y to o III Tones favor. Tome
will play the Hill School st Potts
town, Pa. next Saturday
Rev. DR. ] T.. Bushnell, pastor OF
Westminster Church, Minneapolis.
preached To- the boys at Tome in Me-
mortal Hall SUNDAY morning. at 10 go.
Misses Mary Cummings and Abel
Monstorc spent last Friday will:
friends at the Hartford House, llavre
dc Grace.
Mr. W. p Cameron was a Balti-
more visitor this week.
Mrs Sidney johnson was :, New
York visitor last week.
MIR J NJ Camubcll was in Balti-
more. Wednesday.
Mr. X. r. Atkinson attended the an
rual BANQUET OF the Order Railroad
Conductors wen in Ph;ladclnhia. ON
Tuesday evening.
MIR and Mrs II. X. Cameron we're
guests oi Mr.. aud Mrs Arthur Cam
eron, near Oxford. last Friday.
Mr.. John Reiuhart. OF Baltimore.
spent Suudty with Mr. and Mrs Roy
II Snyder.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-20
The WOman'S Home

The l.. & NJ. Paint decoratcs more
than Two million American homes. Its
beautiful finish aud lasting freshness
distinguishes 4 residence painted with
It from all others. It's Metal Zinc
Oxide combined with White Lead,
which makes il wear and cover like
gold Every 4 gallons OF the l.. & NJ.
Paint when mixed with 3 gallons OF
LiuSccd Oil at 6s cents per gallon
makes 7 gallons ready for use. Actual
cost about 81 20 per gallon. Sold by
K. Il. Frazer. Elkton.
\ Rnney. North Fast
w L. Cummings, Port Deposit
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-20
kENNARD & co.
gu -623 Market Street,
WILMINGTON.

tanning Mr,. Ella Baker, OF phiIadcl-
phla, and Mrs Mary Noland. oi New
BriiIin, Conn
Mr.. Stewart Wilson is spending
thanksgiving vacation at h:s home.
The Bay View Band is again re-
hcarsing Under their efficient leader,
the music rendered /, not only inSpir-
NJ tut clcyalng
When the llicsi. most amiablc and
iun-luvine hahcl"r N town buys a
horse, j, l. time ior Dame Rumor to
again whisper. Who is she:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-20
Kennard & Co.
Complete Assortments.

In those lines of merchandise that we do
deal in we carry assortments that cannot be
excelled anywhere.
Not alone are assortments complete, but the
we exercise i'll going over line after line
to secure the best from each gives our custom.
ers the assurance of seeing only the BEST
from ALI. lines.
The sources OF supply from which our
st OK is chosen are those same importers and
manufacturers from whom the largest stores
in the largest cities make their selections
Those who will shop here will be pleased
with the variety we offer. We call partcu
lar attention to the following lines, all Of
which should appeal to every prospective
buyer:
Ready-to- wear Garments, Reliable Furs
Corsets, Underwear, Dress Goods, Silks
Linens, Bedding, Gloves, Hosiery. Hand
kerchiefs, Leather Goods, Trimmings ami
Neckwear.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-20
NIL THE GOOD QUALITIES

-NLI THE GOOD QUALITIES
81 Ely's Cream Balm. solid, are found
in Liquid Cream Balm. which is in
tended ior use in atomizcrs That it is
70 wonderful remedy iur Nasal Catarrh
is proved BY AN cvcr-:ncrcasinp mass
ii testimony. |, docs not dry out nor
rasp the tender air-pa,Sag II allays
the inflammation and goes straight to
,hc root ri the disease. Obstinate old
cases have yielded in few weeks All
druggists, 75c,, including spraying tube,
or mailed H. Ely Bros. 20 Warren
street. New York.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-20
NORTH EAST

VIM. Grant moved to Principle Fur
mace this week
Ehc Town Council Is having pave
ment laid ON Back street.
Governor Cruthcrs and tohn M
Tucker spent part Of lsst ssiurdas
here.
Miss Hattie Mccartney is a patient
in the German Hospital in Pliiladei
phia.
Mrs. John Johnson spent the week
in Philadelphia.
Miss Ellen Loveless, oi Lancaster
Pa. spent the week with relatives
Mr.. W. 4. Blackwell is closing out
his store and viii discontinue the busi
ness.
Clark Msaidin S,ovcd here front
lerrvvillc this week. and will engage
in the butchering business.
Mr.. n. w. Mcek:ns and crew caught
a herring this week in their hauling
seine. something very unusual for this
season Of the year.
Johnny Tobin. young son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Tobin, while wrestling. fell
on his arm. breaking il in two places
The carpenters are busy charging
the buildino for Mr.. J l.. Moorc's new
drug store.
The revival in the NJ. z. Church il
increasing in attendance.
Mr. w. Evans Craig. formerly OF
North East, who recently accepted a
,osiiior in the Electric Enameling
Works. n Trer;on. \ spent Satur-
lay ani sunday with North East
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Seminar and son.
Lloyd ~ Principle Furnace. were the
guests OF their aunt and uncle. Mr..
and Mrs. George Craig. on Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Goodnough. OF this
section. is spending several days with
her sister. Mrs. Walter Preston. OF
North East. this week.
Universal sorrow was expressed
here on Wednesday on receiving news
of the untimely death oi Mrs jam
Doak. AZ her home IN Philadelphia
after : short illness. The Doaks have
their summer residence here and made
MANY friends. Mrs. Doak was forme:
" Miss Alice l.um. daughter 81 Jesse
Lum. who died several years ago. and
her mother is buried in the NJ. +.
Cemetery. Mrs. Doak leaves a hus-
band, who has been in poor health for
= year. and three grls-promisng
Young daughters The funeral took
place this Friday. from her late home
in Philadelphia Several friends from
here attended
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-20

cau>ing some to haul water from Hun
cr', dam It cleared oil very windy.
MR.. II l.iru Northlugton and
daughter katharine visited Mrs f.
K Chcrr at Pennington, Las, Salur-
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