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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-30
G Q C O @ G Q O O O 90 O O o
NINE LIVES LOST IN
A VERMONT FIRE

ST. Johnsburg. Vt. Oct 30
Nine lives are known TO have
been lost in the fire that prac-
tically destroyed the Citizens
Savings bank block here early
today. Two persons were killed
by the falling of the upper
windows OF the burning build
ing, while seven others were
buried in the ruins Four In
jured were taken TO hispitals.
TWO OF whom are not expected
10 survive their injuries.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-30

UTAH-THE INDICATIONS ARE
THAT THE WEATHER WILL BE
FAIR TONIGHT AND ToMoR-
ROW.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-30

STANDARD DISPATCHES
ARE GENUINE AND GUAR
ANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSO-
CATION IN THE WORLD
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-30

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-19
COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued from Page Four


Two Ewa otang twenty The
brought the latter figure
Thirty closing time Friday and 81 asked
block at 275 On the
Friday asked but there no TAKERS in fact not Single
bid wasr recorded.
the rate 1ss There two
the other of eightyfve
Pineapple though sales made The first
of the at the of 25 This was followed by
fell back to 275 The three sales
only thirty five shares
Navigation brought ILL., This
he only sale of the stock recorded during the week.
though Ho railway much in
securities supplying most of the activity in the bond
demand though is still the only figure at
recorded Thirty thousand dollars worth of these bonds
There just This of $4,000
a the market namely 10025
also made their on the sales sheet
$4,000 worth at the rate lol
No other bond sales recorded. m.<~
New
of of
held he succeed his father
Cooke the head the institution Mr. Cookies office OF
president election of the Hon. George Carter
another the late Charles NJ Cooke and the secretary of
NJ the the directorate
from the active management of the
and supervising head and
his father president foregone con-
extremely successful and under his supervision the bank
has been prosperous
Change in
Last whereby R. Gur J secretary
A Gurrey Ltd disposed of his holdings in
bought the interest of Boekus
through his purchase of the holdings Gurre
becon the business.
Henry Along Business
Henry Along
streets, the firm name of H Along & Co.
to
One of the most important announcements standpoint
during Alexander Young will erect 2O0oom
addition string bungalow cottages
hly The cottages will be the mauka side Of
somewhat Eva of the little Roman Catholic church.
Stock Transactions so; 1Oo 1oo 5005o5O.
onomea-1oo 100, 1o@4s75 waiaua25@l155o; 2 3d. SO
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-19
Small alks

CONGRESSMAN GooD-You country
wonderfully
DR. DUNLOP MOORE world but cot
hospital awhile So here
1 ana again
CONGRESSMAN TAYLoRThe of hospitality
made and the
o see again
SAM JoFNsoN-Just because
seny usomeo oh ties
CONGRESSMAN steady a
beautiful pendulum
with he a on the pen.
REPRESENTATIVE with
building
the roads
miles of
would
wiho
They would realizing eroadis
proceed fix it. If this
mobile all the quoted
all
the badness
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-19
THE NEWSPAPER AND THE THEATER
Continued from Page Four.)

If
Tribune Sunday appear
the ngbor this be
impartial
which,
feeling
literary
enlightened
of
institutions
by press the
the OF
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-19
CONSERVATION To
Be DISCUSSED

The Women's Rivers and Harbors
Congress invites its members and the
general public to meeting next Wed
nesdav afternoon at half after four,
at the Commercial Club, where Ralph
Hosmer is to discuss Conservation in
Hawaii-Its Present Status and It's
aims. Mr.. .Hosmer is just back from
the Seattle meeting Of conservation
forces where much work Of national
Importance was transacted, some of it
bearing particularly upon local prob
lem here.
w. C. Mendenhall, of the Hydro
graphic Survey, win also speak on Con
servation and Our Water Resources.
These two addresses will bring the
Congress up to date with its work, par
ticularly relative to the main question.
Just at the present jjuncture when the
issues of conservation are likely to
be confused with an economic and a
political clash, and their attendant
personalities, cool, hard-heaied, expert
knowledge is of vital Importance to a
sane public opinion. TIE courtesy of
the Commercial Club in opening its
centrally located reading room and the
late hour of the meeting make possible
a wide hearing
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-19
NAVAL INQUIRY.

MARE ISLAND AND NAVY YARD,
September THE board of inquiry,
which began several weeks ago an in
vestigation of charges Of efficiency pre-,
ferred against Foreman Boiler Maker
Edward Kavanaugh by Naval Con-
structor Holden A. Evans, resumed its
sessions today.
The investigation is being conducted
by the original board, the president OF
which, Captain J. B. Hilton, is the only
one on duty at the navy yard.
The other members are Lieutenant
I. o. Stickney, temporarily detached
form the South Dakota; Lieutenant j.
L. Fisher, ordered here from the north,
and Lieutenant George Neil, who was
brought here from Denver.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-19
FLEET ODD FELLOWS
ENTERTAIN ASHORE

Odd Fellows of Honolulu entertained
Odd Fellows of the Pacific feet last
evening in Odd Fellows hall. Through
the courtesy of Admiral Sebree, sixty
three I. o. o. F. men of the feet were
given shore liberty that they might
take advantage of the opportunity, his
flag lieutenant sending letter to Cap
tain Paul Smith giving him informa-
ton of the admiral IS courtesy
The roof garden was used for dan
cling, and the men were found to be
excellent dancers, and the young ladies
who attended were amply repaid, for
every waltz and two-step was a
pleasure.
Those who did not dance were en-.
tertained on the floor below where they
played cards. Among the local Odd
Fellows present were Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Levers, the former being one
of the founders of the Oldest branch
here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-19

1850; 15@116; 20@116.5O; 10@116.
Ewa-15@30; 5@30.25.
Oahu-10O@32; 10@32; 30@32; SO,
50@32.
Honokaa-10, 5@19.
Pioneer-15@1SS; S5@1ss.
Paauhau-200@277
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar,
5@33.625.
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co..
15@111.
Hawaiian Pineapple Co.-25@27.75;
5@2s; 5@2775.
Hilo R. R. 6s-$17. O00@100; $4,000
@1O0; $3000@100.
Waialua $2000@100.25.
California Refinery 6s-$4000@101.
Dividends.-Sept. Is, 1909.
Hawaiian Sugar Co., LIP per cent;
Oahu Sugar Co., 1-2 per cent; 0. r.
& L. Co., "a per cent; Pepeekeo, 1 per
cent; Waialua, "a per cent.
Sept. JIG 1909.
The Directors of Hawaiian Agricul-
tural Co., announce an increase of the
monthly dividend from 1 per cent to
2 per cent.
The Directors of Onomea Sugar Co.,
announce an increase of the monthly
dividend from 1-2 per cent to per
cent.
Both for the remainder of the calen'
dar year.
Next Haw. Agr. Co. dividend Sept
80.
Next Onomea dividend Oct. S.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-19
NEW STORE IN
EMPIRE BUILDING

II. Along and Company have opened
a store at the corner of Hotel and
Bethel streets in the large corner store
of the Empire Building, and have on
display all the latest styles in Fancy
Dry Goods, Notions, and Mems Fur
nishings. This uptodate firm, in max
ing bid for general patronage, assures
the public of courteous treatment,
promptness and right prices at all
times.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-19
CHAMBERLAIN collie, CHOLERA
AND DIARRHoEA REMEDY.

This remedy has been in use for over
thirty years and has proved itself to-
be the most successful remedy yet dis
coveved for bowel complaints. It never
fails. Sold at all Dealers, Benson Smith
& Co., Agents for Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-19

"a Point Worth Noting See Illus
trated advertisement of Alex. Young
Cafe soda fountain.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-19

Ladies' and children sweaters in
Oxford, white, cardinal, navy, green
and gray, at big discount at Blom's.
The Starkville news., 1909-10-29
Ladies' Waists, Skirts
and Suits.

Ladies' high grade Walking Skirts. they
come in all descriptions. hanging full of
that indcScribabie something called ''Style'
tucked. liarng bottom. light and clark mix
lures. also stripes and plaidS, gHaran-1G,
teed worth up to........... -.... wv
Swell stylish, beautifully TRIMMED Skirts
/ handsome perfect fitting garments. thar
show the very newest Kinds oi faSillunS.
made of fine alI-wool Panamas. Cheviot$
Cashmeres and mannish miXtures-SKirts
that show Il score of new plait treatment,
skirts that show careful and painStakinr
tailoring. latest arrivals. worth d or
$500 and 5000, Public sale priceP I.SO
Fifty dozen Ladies' Waists. elaborately
trimmed So. 90 waists. in sparkling array
of beautiful sty yles-waistS that will be i'm
mensely popular this winter-wtists That
are in great demand now. PabicOoo
sale price e..',t ..-...'.-.- wv
Hip length Goats in brown, gray and
black with shawl collar and latest style
Our sale price. all sizes p~soc
$4,000 Suits. 81. 50. Go anywhere else
you like and try and duplicate this model;
you'll find it at one or two OF the other
stores (perhaps) but the price Will be $50
That price is perfectly fair for suit az new
and stylish and good as this. It's gar
ment that will appeal to every connoisseur
of t,s5s nat it's sas s1n9ae nrse $50 val$785
Shoe Department.
Ladies' Finest Dress Shoes, lace and OK
ford. latest dress styles and feathers, 100
worth 81 90, public sale price n ~
Ladies' patent::and Wei kid lace Shoes,
French and Cuban heels, for dress and
street wear, genuine S2.5G values, d -
public sale price. ~ s~@
Ladies' calf and vc kid Shoes, Cuban
heels. selected from lines where there were
! only few left, latest styles, d Ak
worth $3.50 to S3 90. -........p p -
Ladies' genuine Queen Quality Shoes,
latest STYLES only in dress shoes, all sizes
up to IL, all $3.50 and $500 o. fG
values. public sale prices. ..... P6.Tc
Ladies' Queen Quality $500 Shoes in
latest styles, our public sale61 Oz
price .......-........... .....V 80
$50 pairs mems stylish lace Shoes or Ok
fords in patent kid andvici actu6 ~
ally worth $500, public sale pricep TO
Mems fine Dress Shoes, lace or oxfords,
made from patent colt finest select yici kid
| and patent colt s'Walkover'' famous $50
and l. 90 brands, all the latest styles. every
| pair guaranteed, our public sale d. -
Mems high grade Shoes, celebrated
| sHanan'' 800 and 900 brands. the best
| shoe on the market for the price, either in
| oxford or lace, certainly the equal of any
| standard 100 and 500 makes, all the latest
| shapes and styles, compare these60 NE
| shoes with the best makes, now. pI.OC
Mems Heavy work Shoes, with leather
extension soles, blucher style,gvery service
| able shoes, worth 200, public saleO0
| prlce. .......--.. .'...''......
The Starkville news., 1909-10-29
Mems Furnishings.

Red and blue Bandana Handkerchiefs0
Sc values. public sale price ....-.,..AS
Mems zoe cwork Shirts, made of best per-
Gale, madras or sateen, worth 15c0-o
public sale price .................@ ~
90 Wool Shirts in plain and fancy col
ors, all sizes, guaranteed all wool zoo
200 values, public sale price ..ooS
lOc work Hose, extra heavy quality. rib
bed top. IL standard l0c seller. public = -
sale price,. .-..... w
Mems Linen Collars, all sizes and -
shapes worth Zoe. public sale price ...AS
3jc and 5Oc Four in hands. latest style
and nobby neckwear, worth up tOf 49,
50c. public sale price ...... ..,,. tn
Mems light soc Suspenders extra TO-
good quality public sale price 80. ~
Mems fine Dress Shirts, fancy and nobby
designs. worth LOO public sale0Oo
price,. ........ ........--'S
Same As above, only better, standard
l.5O sellers. all sizes in light patterns
with or without collars, public zoo
SOC fieeced Underwear 26c. Sanitary
eeced Shirts and Drawers that sell the
wide world over at soc. Watch 'em0co
go at .:........'.... ......
1.5O all wool Underwear. Garments
made of a fine sheer wool, all sizes. Come
in natural and gray. An eXtraordi- eNo
nary value; in this gigantic sale. ...OOS
Fine Derby ribbed Underwear, 32e. A
suit which we or nobody else ever could
dare to offer for less than 1909 80
sale price. ..............-...o Wv
Daily Necessities.
set Pins, 200 count, 3 papers for. .......1c
set Hooks and Eyes, 2 cards 1c
oct Wire Hair Pins, pkgs for. lie
set Safety Pins, 3 cards. ....... ..... lc
10ct Pearl Buttons, all sizes, card ...... .1c
Coats Thread, black or white, all sizes. &c
1Oc Handkerchiefs fs ....2c
Mems Suits.
A fine Suit of pure homespun and wool
crash and cheviots. in plain and fancy mix
ed effects, medium weight, perfect fitting,
guaranteed to give the best of wear. These
suits are positively worth 1000 Or your
money refunded at any time; pubtO OE
lie sale price .................P6 P6.SO
All worsted Suits, latest fashions, includ-
ing some fall weights, guaranteed and pos
tively worth 1900, public saletE QE
price .......@csoo
1856 represents one lot of 80 suits, at
which we place for disposal the most phe
nomenal values offered. Garments that are
strictly hand tailored, made of pure wool
materials, worsteds and serges; also mix
lures, single or double breasted, in the
new long. stylish patterns, spring, fall or
winter weights. We guarantee d. QE
them to be worth 1000, sale priceP 90
The Starkville news., 1909-10-29

Mems splendid suits made up in splendid
fashions, medium aud light weights. con
servative styles, poditiveiy worth 1850 or
money refunded at any time, public sale
pflce ............... ..-.............'4 '453
CraVenettes s. OverCOats.
OvercoatS that are the peer of any you
see elsewhere at 1000. English ulster
clothing, also kersey and melton- in drabs.
tans. modes. best domestic kcrseys. blue,
black and tan shades, Italian lined, plain
Tapped seams, all marvels of good O. = Or
ness. In this public sale p 100
$50 90 Overcoats, 9.65. Clever and latest
style, aristocratc fitting garments. They
come in black and coiors would be desired
at even more than the value, 1000 In
this public sale ...................... 800
Overcoats best domestic kerseys, blue.
black and tan shades, lined with Belding-
ham, serge. heavy near silk sleeve lining
strapped seams, full sacks. to becoming to
young men. actually and posi- d. Oc
lively worth 1880, public sa1epT.Oo
Cravenettes. guaranteed rain proof, ele-
CANT garments in latest styles, o. Or
worth 2O.00 public sale price. PC.OO
Dress GOOds-DOmestic and
Staple Department.
Standard brand Domestic over 10000
yards, worth Sc, now. Nv
Full yard wide domestic, bleached, soft
quality, worth at present marketCtZo
II 1-2c, public sale price ..-- WV
SO inch wide Unbleached muslin. only
limited amount; worth Sc public0 ~
sale price e................ .........0>
Bed Speads, full size, heavy white GRO
chet bed spreads of good patterns, real
Marselles patterns, positively zoo
worth 1.25. Our sale price OCS
Extry heavy quality Outing Flannel, in
pretty patterns, full width, worth at pres
ent market value II l-2c, sale 1o
price. .-...........' -.
$500 Bed Spreads, beautiful lowered
designs, fringed, public sale price .....s9c
200 dozen bleached Towels, hemmed, col
CURED border, worth '20c per prir. public
sale price. ....-....... &c
15c Towels, honey comb. extra large,
public sale price. DC
zoe Turkish Towels, bleached or un-
bleached, sale price. =. lie
CSC Turkish Towels, bleached or un.
bleached, sale price. Lie
CSC and 35c Damask Towels, fringed or
hemstitched. d................... lac
The Starkville news., 1909-10-29

Standard Quality Beached Domestic,
G6-inches wide, good II l2c value,
Public sale price. ....................6 .6 l-2c
Extra heavy cotton blankets that will
stand washing without shrinking. loo val
ues. sale price 43c
SI.5O Comforts, full size. percaIine cover
ed, bright and cherry patterns, good cotton
filled, public sale price. e...............67c
Hosiery s. Underwear.
Ladies, plain black hose seamless 4,
guaranteed l0c value, our price ...... ~
Children's fast black. ribbed hOseoo
all sizes I5c and loc values. all ... w
Ladies' Black Hose. never sold forzc
less than Zoe. our sale price. .........
Ladies' heavy ribbed and fleece lined
Vests and drawers. eXcellently finish no
ed, 25e and 35c values, sale price =. IT,
ITEMS HATS.
A consolidated lot of Mems Fine Hats,
selected from lines where there were only
few left, and combined making total of
about 400 hats guaranteed and posi- EOo
lively worth 1.5o, 200 and $50 for. .CON
Genuine John B. Stetson Hats 800 and
600 values, all shapes and sizes o. 90
and cOlOrs, sale price .P6sOo
Mems $50 and 3 90 Hats this years new
articles, all sizes and styles-come and
pick them puddle sale. ................9s Csc
Jno b. Stentson, Knox and Dunlap
shape hats, in all colors, intending the lat
est STYLES 400 values public sale. -. 2.es
BOYS KNEE PANT SUITS
Boys two piece Suits of good wearable
material, neatly made, in school suits,
Russion blOuses. sailor suits, ETC., size from
ages to 10, worth 200. Our salecEo
Several different styles of the finest of
bows school suits, worth 400, sizt 10
es from to Is, public sale price p L. ~
Mems Pants.
$500 Pants, good quality worsted pants
in stripes paterns all sizes, were consider
ed great bargain at 200. watch 'em go
public sale price. ............ .....72c
So so Pants 1.2s. Same as above, only
better material and finish; were $50 pub
lie sale price. ..1.2s
Mems trousers in all wool, cashmere,
tweeos, chiviots, etc. we'll fitting garments
which sold Is high as 800 public sale. i .4s
Dcstnet designs and excellent tailored
trousers, made of woolens; none worth
less than $50 public sale price........... .1.9s
The Starkville news., 1909-10-29

Ladies' high grade Walking Skirts, they
come in all descriptions. hanging full of
that indeScribable something called ''style
tucked. liaring bottom, light and clark mix
lures. also stripes and plaids, glaran-nNc
teed worth up to........... ..... wv
The Starkville news., 1909-10-29

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The Starkville news., 1909-10-29

% Gbe Dublic.
We are gong out of business and
intend to dispose of our entire S4o,-
600 stock within Is days, we have
advertised the stock for Public Sale
at here quoted prices. Every state
ment and price here made, being
absolutely true and not exaggerated
in the minimum, we shall expect
crowd numbering thousands OF peo-
pie every day of this sale to supply
their wants Proper preparations
are being made to accommodate these
masses, and to wait upon one and
all with rapid dispatch. 10 get
| your share come early, for at these
| prices the stock will last but short
| while.
Show Cases and Fixtures
For Sale.
The Starkville news., 1909-10-29


November
nand
The Starkville news., 1909-10-29
STOP and Consider.

No man or woman can afford to
miss this golden opportunity. The
cleanest, choicest Dry Goods and
Clothing stock in East Mississippi.
to be sold at Public Sale at these
quoted prices. at prices lower than
one half its value. To save dollars
upon dollars. read This circular
carefully. and remem Der no matter
how ridiculously low the price
quoted. they are not exaggerated
they are true and backed by the
fairest guarantee. Merchants wish
ing to buy portions of this stock at
the same retail prices listed here
will be waited on only between the
hours of and 9 every morning.
Building Lease and Shelving
To Let.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-23
TOLSTOI'S APPEAL
REACHES WORLD
Urges People Not to Serve as
Soldiers; Killing in War
a Crime

GENEVA, Nov. 22.-Count Leo Toll
stoi by way of Switzerland, has given
another message to the world. At an
anti military meeting in Bienne, where
100 Swiss and foreign delegates were
assembled. Tolstoi's appeal to the peo-
pie was read amid great enthusiasm.
1t had been written especially for
the recent peace congress at Stock
holm. postponed because of the recent
strike. Later it was arranged to read
the appeal at Berlin, but the police
prohibited it.
Yesterday Tolstoi's friends in Geneva
delivered his message. Tolstoi ap-
peals to the good sense of the world S
people to refuse to serve as soldiers,
either voluntarily or under pressure,
even if that refusal entails punish
ment Killing by soldiers, he asserts.
is a criminal act.
The message appeals not to the govern
ments but directly TO the people and their
good sense to stop the growth of armies
and navies.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-23
COMES TO COLLECT
ON HIS WHISPERS
San Francisco Man Will Realize
on insurance Policy on
His Beard
Especial Dispatch TO The Call


PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. EN- route
to San Francisco to collect insurance
on his whiskers, Fred w. Palmer of the
California metropolis stopped off in
Portland yesterday to allow the REM
nants of his facial adornment tonsorial
attention. He was registered at the
Nortonia hotel
Fifty years of age and endowed with
considerable capital. Palmer when his
hair began to thin insured the fading
hirsute growth for 500. At the same
time he took out $50 policy with
Lloyd's of London, Eng. through the
San Francisco agent, on his whiskers,
which, alas, were then waist low.
Being pronounced perfectly bald in
two years after taking out the policy,
Palmer collected the 500 on his hair.
But his whiskers clung lovingly to his
chin until last week in Vancouver, B. c.
While smoking cigar in the lobby of
the Vancouver hotel on rainy after
noon Palmer fell asleep and the lighted
cigar dropped down into the facial To-
liage and set it on fire. Palmer's own
private blaze was put out with a fire
extinguisher.