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nickle, the exact fare get on the car,
he will have to stand aside on the plat
form until those who are properly sup
piled are admitted. The loss of seat
will be one of the possible penalties OF
failing to have car ticket or nickel ready
at the proper time.
Inhexible Rule.
The conductor will never enter the car
to collect fares They must be paid when
the passenger enters the car. This rule is
infiexible.
In leaving the car, the passengers. as a
rule, will be expected to make exit by the
forward door. No passenger will be per-
mitted to board at that end. Passengers
who are in the rear of the car when it
reaches their stopping place may make
their exit by the door in the rear just be-
hind where the conductor stands.
Al the ends of the cars are seats facing
each other. The remaining seats are
on both sides of a center aisle and all
face forward
The cars will be longer than those with
the same passenger accommodation now.
Their "overhang,' or extension beyond
the track, when they turn curves will be
greater than in the cars in use.
The advantages of the "pay-as-yeu-
enter" cars are, first. that the conductor
gets all the fares the company is en-
titled to from the passengers carried !;
secondly, passengers will not suffer the
annoyance often experienced now of hav-
ing the conductor walk over or crowd
them in his efforts to collect fares, and
hats will not be SO often knocked off by
his careless arm as he rings his signals
to his motorman: and, thirdly. the con-
ductor will always be near where pas
sengers board the cars, while the motor
man will guard the front platform where
they get off. AS most street car accidents
happen to passengers while getting on
or off cars this advantage will be found
substantial.
"Pay-Within" Cars.
The other type of car, known as the
''pay-within" car is of a different con-
struction. Vestibules such as on cars
now used are missing. So, too. are the
doors which separate the vestibule from
the interior of the car
The whole inside of the car is thrown
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Tooth Brushes, 1Oc.

Many of them are standard 25c
tooth brushes-those you buy at the
drug stores. The bristles of each are
guaranteed.
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NEWEST IN CARS SOON
Pay-aS- You-Enter and Pay
Within Types.
SOME HERE BY MARCH |
w. Ry. and E. Company to Put
Fifty in Use.
SOME FOR CAPITAL TRACTION
What the New Vehicles Are Like,
How They Operate and Sup
posed Advantages.

| Washington may soon hope to be
abreast with the progressive cities of the
country in the matter Of new and up-to-
date street cars, unless the unforeseen
causes interruption to plans already an
nouncei and others that appear to be
under way.
| The announcement has already been
made by the Capital Traction Company
that on or before March 1 twenty new
| ''pay-as-you-enter" cars would be In
| stalled on its lines, and nineteen more III
| the fall Of 1909. The conversion to the
| ''pay-as-you-enter type of twelve new
| double truck semi-convertible cars re-
Gently placed on the 14th street nne ana
| of the installation OF fifteen new pay
within cars on the CheVy Chase ioute
has also been made.
Now comes the news that the Wash
ington Railway and Electric Company
had ordered fifty new pay-as-you-enter
cars, which will be added to the equip
ment of it's lines some time during the
coming spring.
The District electric railway commits
sion in It's inquiries looking to the bet
torment of the street car service has ODD
tanned photos Of new types of cars and
much information bearing upon their
good points.
"Pay-as-You-Enter" Cars.
"Pay-aS-yOu-enter'' cars were first put
in use in Chicago, November 81 1907 By
June 1, 1903, 800 were in use in Chicago
and 100 under reconstruction in the COM
pany's shops; 100 in New York city; $50 in
Buffalo and $50 in Newark. N. j.. and
the interurban lines with terminals at
that city.
The construction company had 1000 adj
ditional cars on order on in prospect. The
cars are also in use at the present time
in Pittsburg. Cincinnati, st. Louis, Mon
treal and other cities.
The cars known by this name differ
| from those at present in use in this city
| in having vestibules eight feet long or
| thereabouts and the full width of the
car There are two types of car, known
as the single end and the double end
cars.
The former are used on lines that have
| loop terminals, on which the motorman
never has to change from one end of the
| car to the other for his return trip. The
| double end car has both vestibules
| equipped alike. A tubular railing divides
| the vestibule half the width of the car
| and connects with another like rail that
runs to the partition separating the two
doors that lead to the interior of the car,
| the one for entry and the other for exit
The conductor stands in the angle form
ed by these two ratings. He collects his
| fares from passengers as they board the
car. In front of him to the right Is the
door leading to the inside of the car.
while behind him Is another door used ex-
clusively as an exit. An upright divides
| the two doors. although there is no par
| tition between them on the inside of the
car.
Should passenger without car ticket or
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Cased Brushes. 60c.

Each pair of these Mems Military
Brushes Is inclosed in leather case.
Brushes and case to be only 69c.
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His idea Of Trimming.

From the Catholic Standard and Times
Tom-Well, we'll! Is that your new hat =?
His Sister-Oh. 1t has to be trimmed,
you goose!
Tom-Too large, eh3
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Effects Of Frost.

From the Kansas City Journal
Frost has variety of effects upon diff
feren products. Under it's influence eggs
will burst. apples contract and potatoes
turn black.
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Important Notice.
To Regular Patrons

BARRIERS and others will be among
the early visitors and are certain to
carry off the best and in great guam
titles. Regular patrons must hurry.
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Clothes Brushes, SIC.
Some Worth SI.Oo.

Brushes fitted with pure bristles-
brushes that will give satisfactory
service for years IL used with COM
mon sense
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zoe jars Malvina
Cream. ........... SIC
&c box Wrinkl e
Eradicators. .1Sc
T5c OF. l.. T. Piver's
Extract, all odors. soc
15c box Air Float
Violet Talcum. -. 10c
81 bottle lie Fevre's
Mando ........-...S SIC
pc tube Menthol In
ldIer. &C
soc jar Magda Cold
cream .oJC
SOC Hair Brushes,
pure bristle. Soc
&c box Ninetta Rice
Powder. .......- lUc
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N0TAS DE YABUC0A.
(De nttestro corresponsnI) }.

Ensro 9.-Con sl fin de paHar sl Ano
nlevo, al lsdo dc aus familiarsS, eHtuvo On
ssh poblaci6u slganos diaH scompafsdo
dc ~ bslla ssposa, Sefiora Angelina Pa
ct3co, sl usfor DISCO MensndeI.
"A consscusncia de lutos rscisntsH y
snfsrmsjadsk habidss sn muchas fAmilias,
pseenecisntss ls socisdGd de safe pueblo,
ndfssultaron animadAs, como ssn Q nos an
tsNorss, laR tradicionalea festas de Reyes.
-6e encuentran ya bastante mejoE dc
Lad do.encian gus 10 rsteDian On CANA. las
rsypstables ssfiorau Col6a do Huiky y Dias
ID Bugslla. A laH rsfsridaH idamaS dsssa
mos fsliz y pronto ESTABLISHMENTS.
-Pasan dc cisn los telsgrsmsH dc peIA'
n3s rscibidOs do tods ID iElA, nor In fami'
lA Martorell Clinton ssfiora Maria
Aguisr, viuda del jovsn MartorsIl.
d--En sstos y an difsrentss ocssionss, tn
ysmos sI gusto do uAludar al iluntrado DR..
doio Vidal, quisn AAilss aIgunos spfsr'
DOS On sstA localidad.
4--TAmbisn hsmos HAbido que 10 encusn'
IL dssds hace slgunos diAI. rscogido en-
dma oil Hsiior Pachsco, jsfs de la policis
i4lulsr dc sSta locAlidsd. Le dsasamos
l&lud.
I'm la'logia 'Luz del VslIs" consti'
ida IN cate pueblo, sl diR 13 del actual
maron posssi6n de EuH cArgos HuE nusvoE
{ &ncionnr;os
H-6e anuncisn para dsntro de algunos
as las bodas del jovsn Luis Casanova
0 Sn In aimpStica ssiioritA Teresa Bsniqusz.
-Hsmos ssbido que ~ ha smpszado G
T ncionar sl dispenSario de ID AnemiR,
al khs On virtud do una 10y do la AEamblsa
i l&gislativa fusra concedido muchos pus-
b ou y, entrs sllos, este; 10 que nos plscs
u brs manera, poTque AAi On las elsccionsa
q us han dc vsrifcarss sl Afio 1910, vsrs.
d os con placer, no llamarGn muchoH sd'
v srsarics politicoE, pGlidoS nusstrou fi'
L % csmpssinos.
--MuchAs perIonAs qus dessmpsf1aron
q sArgon de inspectorsu y sscrstarios en- las
q AsAdan slsccionss nos suplican pregunts
. on al 6upsrintendeuts dc slscciopsE,
d aando sn que pienEA remitirlsu nuE chekss
lei jovsn Alfonso LsItra ha salido
4 ara San Juan, cuya ciudad Va coloca
una rsspstRbls casa do comsrcio.
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ANIMACION ENtLOS
Canpos de Mau-
nabo.
Juguetes de Melchor en- la maiiana
del dia De Reyes.
I'm ambulante discipulo de fOtOgra-
fla retratando a diestro y ST.
niestr0.
(Ds nuestro eorresponsal }

Enerc 12.-Rasarcn Lon trsdicicnaIss
dfas dc Reyes sin mayor auimsci6n or In
localidsd, excspci6n de alguna qus otra
psrranda.
En- los campos ha hsbido mayor movi
misnto que el pssad0 aiio 10 que demues.
ira que sl arranque no 20 ha dsjsdo ssntir
tan fnerte pof ssta ves.
LA Central Columbia" di6 principle
On sl dia do aver sus fasnsv, slio nsr6
motive do mayor movimisnto industrial y
comsrcial circulation monstaria, 10 que
falta hace,
Ell dis del corrients sstuvo On ssts
pueblo sl jsfs dc contsbilidad sscolar stfior
GopzGlez Font On viaits G In Tssorsrfa
sacolar.
Cumplids su miai6n continue visjs hs.
cia Patiilas On la tsrde do dicho dis.
-Vencido sl termino do Las vacaciones,
marchsron & contiuuar Eus tsress escolarss
Las ssfioritss do eEta iocalidad que duran.
to dicho termino 10 encontraban sn sl ssno
de sus familiarsu.
-Muchos iugustss trsjo Mslchor los
uifios en- In mafsna del dis dc reyes, dc
los cualss, On union do GaHpaf Baltassr,
hizo dicho monarca nm busn acopio en- 10
casa comsrcial del amigo Pedro Dslgado.
En- sl dia Do hoy visit6 cate munici.
pio, como inspector do cusutsn, Mr.. I. 6.
Hsriot quisn prsyio dsssnido exsmgn de
los libros do contabilidad y dennis docu.
mentos, mostr6ss satiafscho del sstado Dc
eats municipio, cuyas cusntas rssuitsn cla'
ras y cuuprobsdaa , sjustadas laa pres
cripcionss dela ley.
--Tsnspos Sda paso On sstA localidad
un fot6grifo /ambulants que monts su
gAlsrfs en- oualquisr ssquins, por 10
csntavos rstrsta disssro sinisstEo, to.
niendo rsvuslta la gsnta msnuda y nc
poca grAnduilonA.
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lionlore EN- Ell Grace Hospital, que no Sc
acuerda de 81 mismo.
Kara enfermedad mental.
IN hOmbre, en- Ell Grace Hospital,
no Sc acuerda de 81 mismO y
dice COnstantemente: "Ayide-
me a encOntrar mi nOmbre".

-'''N'o obpecidl ue correspondence"
Nsw Haven, Conn.,. Ensrc g. "Ayti.
dsms Z rsconocsr"l "Ay1dsme sncon'
trAr mi nombHs "
Ess % sl constants grito dc nm hombrs
ds marcada rsfiusdR sducaci6n, el cual se
hallA en sl Gsacs Hospital do ests ciudad
que pusds hablsr de todo , acordsrss
Dc todo, qua lee psri6dico y sssk sl corrien'
70 DO Ia politics actual do Lon Estsdos Uni.
dos psro que no pusds acordarss de ~
nombrs nj dc 81 mismo. No % acusrda do
qpe familia On deEcsndisnts, nj dc parisnts
alEuno.
Este hombrs, iguorsnts de 50 nombrs,
prlgunts & todo oil que 10 vista en el
GAcs Hospital, ii 20 Sabe oual % ~ nom
brs y les pide qus, dc favor, traten dc
avriguar'o para 81 conncerlo Rsf Halir ds
lagran incsEtidumbre sn que 10 sncusntrs.
MuchoE m6dicos han visitsdo eIts dea
coiccido do Of mismo y sfrman que % unc
dslcH mss Iaron casoE do szA fndols, que
hpvistc.
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Ell nuevO .jefe de Sanidad Martina.

Procsdsnts do Los Estadou Unidos han
llsgsdo aver On sl vapor "Coamo" sl DR..
8. B. Grubbs, 90 sspoaa y nifio. Visns 81
doctor Grubbu & rslsvar en- n cargo al
doctor M. 81. Foster, jsfs do SsnidAd ma
ritims dc Puerto Rico, que fus dursnts
mucho tismpo.
El doctor Grubbs tomara poseni6n do uu
slsvsdo cargo sl msrtss de 10 ssmsns pro
NINA y el doctor Foster sAldrk para Nav
York sl microbes.
Dsssamos 81 doctor GrubbE gratis psr'
mAnsncia sntrs nosotros y 81 doctor FoH'
ter, m .fslicf,imo viajs.
Fl Esfior Foster supo csptarss las ma
yorsa simpatfSH aquf por IN culta y busna
canducta y On 10 que "Ls Corrsapon
dsncia" rsapscta Ituvo lismprs la mayor
cortssia para nusstros Representatives. On lal
informacionss dc N departamsnto.
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IN Mayaguez falleci0 SOr Maria
Perez.

Una virtuoss hsrmsns dc IL csridsd fa'
pci6 On Msysgtisz: Sor Maria Ferez.
Pertsuscfa q 10 congregation Dc San
icspte de Paul. CTusl snfsrm sdad 10
mo vfctima de 10 musrts. Casndo 90
snsa On ID grandexa de alma de estas
eroinau de In caridsd, On 50 oIcurc, peno'
y auHtero trAbajo juuto al lscho de los
fsrmos, On los hoIpiialsE; eapont&nsa-
snts % sisuis hAciA elias profanda sin
lrs admirsci6n
Hupisu el afscto mAtsrno cuando los Gus
tin solos en- sl mundo tocan lss pusr.
Do do nm albMgue cAritAtivo. Y ri no
icisrAn nsda mas, bsstarfa ESQ para ha'
brlas msrecsdoraH del msyor rsSpecto y
sl mas scendrado cariiio.
Y Sor MaTfs Perez fus para los snfsr'
nos del hospital de Mayaguez, uu vsrda.
|sro angel de carload qua 10 hi1o aprsCiar
beudscir por todon elIoH. I'm sl cumpli.
|bisnto de ~ mission, On N pussto do hsr'
mana do In mas alta virtud cristiana, ha
husrto, conmoviendo todoa Loo coraxo
lee dc 'bondad que In admiraron QUE pol
blla sentfan hondo Afscto. ..-.
Dsscsnso en- pGs ls virtuoAiaima Sol
dsrfa Persx, cuyR alma habrG vcIadn Il
Region Dc lux do laa almas justas. qua
dornsn nismpra "a tumbR lna siamprsvi
-.
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Ell SALON DE MORGAN, Cada
vez obtlene mejor exito el acreditado es.a,
blecimlento de laucalle de la Fortale1n
(Allenl y el mundo elegante de San Juan
que de otras parties vista Ia ciudad eneuen-
ira en- el cafe Morgan toda clase de helau1s' eIIs'
refrescos, chocolates, cafe de la mejor call
dad estuches cajitas de bombones pro-
pias para regaios y 10 mas delicado en- I'm
que en- materia de reposteria puedee desear
un buen paladar. A Ia hora de almuerh,o
re slrven allf esquisitos lunchs. NO OWL
dain al cafe MORGAN EortaleZa 81
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SIC vENDE Una pareja de potros de y
4 aflos, ssnos, de genlo, mucho trote, man
SOS. gran resistencia probada bien uoma-
dos al coche. color negro, de siete Guar
tas dedos de pura raza. Tambien una
ealesa hecha en- el pals, en- Cayey; materia-
les de primera clase, GAIA de cedro seco, he
rraje de acero, tapa aqua en- su funda de
charol, asiento delante para nihos de qui-
tar poner. Muy livianos; tiene freno y
un juego de arneses de la, clase superior.
pArn Informes; Il. ]. Soils, OaRuas. 10 v.
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TypaaA la pBEsEEIt EsIaClOGI;5in Los Ssn T0, los

DPAaA Ia PREsEHIE ESIaClgOssdIn ESIaClgOsdn hSo Son los
chnohos de sLa Villa de Madrid E ,ante
que han resuelto el problema de Ia geI1 los
de gusto en- Puerto Rico. Ellos sou az, an
rnicos que han copseguido teneI tse gu ross
magnffico establecimiento 81 surtloo ALI AiIi
complete de los artfcllos del ..n,Isstss TSmSt de
nunca faltau las lcgftimas camlsessi aiores
crepe de hilo nj carecen de las conno
medias para sefioras y ninos asi a 0V con
para caballeros. Contratos E olEeot Sa toner
sabricantes les ponen en- condicion oe .1M. IRE.
cuanto pueda pedirse y q los meJUass ars los
luegos de cintas dorothy" que VenuSn "a,
an caiitas dos lasos y una banda, gu ,ai. S
iitas de sells lazos; podemos seIvT vS" aI
quier color precio desde l:19 an.
jusgo. Yea el gran lote de bordados snns en
Gales cuya realization hacemos nas a % v
d In mitad de preoio. En- telas plahcan tsnS
de fantasia no tensmos compeudof no M
snos tipos especiales en- Persian 10 LO",,, AZ
Frensh organdi y cuanto el puohcJ, ,.,.'te H
gusto necesite- Pida muestras 0 vs'H
nuestros grandes almacenes y seq - 1aa
te hallara cuanto necesite. 2. y. %. I,n ,Ua'
Telefono 278. San Francisco OIL san JUAN
Pnarfa RfaO.
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RestauradOr Vital de RicOrd

Restaura la yitaIidad de los hom'
bres. Garantizado. Precio $l-0O, orc,
Siempre la venta en- la Farmacia de
Fidel Guillermety. Ha curado d otros
y cura & V. Be solicitan pedidos por
coTraO
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lngsnlsrO Municipal.

II. LOPEZ CEPERo, San Joses IS.
Oompra y venta de musblss On general.
es hscsn prestamoa de dinsro EobTs prsn.
aas dc orc, plata y pisdras prsciosSs. Sc
compran prsndaa antiques , modsrnAa. So
compra = vsods plata y orc dstsriorsdo.
Oonssants sxistsncia do musblss, & tpo
econ6micoL BARRA5 De CATRE.
A. p.
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MIRADoR.-Se alquila un mirador con
dos departamentos muy frescos baratos'
eaile del Cristo, nImero is. 10 V. O..
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SACos De YUTE -PaSa snvsssu do
aIdcar y cafe scAban de rscibir los srfiorss
g., Melon Comp, , vsndsn 4 prscios yen
tajonoa. 45va
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ENTIRE loI cOmpradorsa de rslojsz
plAEOs en- lA joysria de F. KshrhAhn Co
10 rsgAla IN rsloj "Waltham" Eemanal'
nsnts. La Ultima ssmAna obtuvo uno sl
aocio, M. Roman de San JuHp.
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AL RECIBO De 81 90 snvismou &
vuslta dc corrso un rsloj Klgin garantixa.
do por dies aios,y por 81 S5 rsmitimoa uno
uarca WAlthan. - p. Kehrhahn. Ban
Juan p. r. a.p
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AL RECIBo DE $3.50, rsmito G cual
4uisr punto do In isla un rslpj WAL
THAN 6. ELG1N, caja snchapAda 10
amos LUIS NICOLE, joysria y rslo-
eria, Poncs. Rp.
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IunIclnnR cENERGI

ooNsEJos A LAS DIRE .sFae ssiHTnPpSTs lsiSmpTs que
mantle dc IA senora winaow aSee S IA detencion. Pr0
porcions syio Immediate a. PegusnliHy aliyS el door d
Snssto dsspierta muy viyo aesTs. esTs.ndn ~ sus dolores
Ssne e ,em Ia nsneion del cstomago y,ts In dia-
intentinoa Es c major remcdo ,,nn de cuslguie
rea VA provengA esta de Ia dente,vaa en- ped 81
RI otfA cnuna. TenGaBe mnoho suuhsns"s es el me-
| .Jarabe CAmante de In sonora ""s'0"
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OFOhIO NlDAD.-La nay de COM-
PRAR una buena CASA nueva, de cons
truccion moderna Y capaz para numerosa
familia; tlene dormitorlos y todos los de-
mas servicios; pisos de masaico en- come
dor, cuarto de banjo, coclna y balconies; Co
chera y cuadra para 4 caballos, entrada de
eoche aiirmada, patio de cemento y reatas
de flores, jardin y arboleda y cuanto mas
Sc puede apetecer en- una moderna vivien-
da. Su situacion es la mas sana de San
turce. Parada AZ calle del Parque. infor-F
maran q Gonzalez Padin. N. 3. Para el
pago del importe de Ia finca SO dan facili-
dades alcomprador. Is va L..
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81 MEJOR RON.--Los ssnorsa Al
hs hsrmanos. del comsrcio do ssta pla'
sontindsn rscibisndo grandss psdidos
scrsditado producto Ron San Lsiis.
! 70 msrscido Ia msjor acsptaci6n dsl
|blco. No contiens suEtancias nocivas
y visjo" de vsrAsd, sin mixtiicacionss
atitannsntos psrjudicislss 6 la salud.
} D olvidsia, Iron San Luis" Gala Dc
y Jose casa nsiiorsa Alvarsz herusanoz.
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Ia Correspondence en- Ponce

Las personas que Corespondena Ponce
subscpores dree pueden soaa del AgsHe esPe-
a aquea cudad Bngno Monalyo se de la saad
No. Is, bien comprarla agun0s de los siguisntss
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Social Circle Picnic.

The Social Circle picnic at the Fer
guson grove two miles southeast of the
city yesterday afternoon was enjoyed
by all who attended. The ladies' and
little folks went out at two o'clock,
with the understanding that the men
folks were to be out at the supper hour.
The latter didn't need a second invita-
ton and were on hand early. On ar
irving they found the tables set in a
handsome bowery home, dining room
and kitchen all complete, which had
been prepared by Mr.. and Mrs. Fer
guson, proprietors of the place. They
had put in several days fixing up the
grove for the picknickers, trimming
trees, moving grass, fixing places to
swing, etc. The supper was real nice,
and the surroundings whetted up the
appetites in great shape for the way
everybody went after the victuals ''wus
no canny." The automobilists were on
hand to take all back to the city at
eight o'clock. The ladies desire to
thank Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson for their
cordial hospitality and the automobile
men for the rides to and from the
grove. Such social good times should
come oftener.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1909-07-15
THE NDEsTRUCT1BLE
The New Cylinder Records Are th.
Clear Thing.

You can play these records over a
thousand times without noticing any
difference in the sound. Play a new
Edison 4-minute record fifty times and
|let us know how it sounds tb you. The
Indestructible records can be on either
Edison or Columbia machines every day
for years without showing the slightest
wear of the sapphire points under the
microscope. We have advertised for
over two years togive newreproducer
in place of any old one that is in the
least injured by playing indestructible
records AMI have never had one to re-
place. Isn't a record that can be
played for years without wearing out,
that children can handle without injury,
that can be washed, thrown on the
floor and banged about most any old
way without injury, record that is
worth having? If you have not heard
them, call in and ask us to play them
for you. If you have never bought an
Indestructible record, we should be
very glad to have you send US an order
for at least trial record, for we feel
sure you will then want more. Think
of having records you can play for
years without injury. We will send
these at 35c each postpaid and guaran-
tee safe delivery.
G. A. Heckel, Jeweler,
Oakes, N. D.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1909-07-15
MRS. J0RAND Foss.
Dies at Home Of Daughter at Ripe
Age of Ninety-Three.

>se~eSSy
Mrs. Jorand Foss died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Hans Lee, in
this city on Saturday evening, July
10th, at the ripe age of ninety-three
years.
Jorand Grimley was born at Segdal,
Norway, October Is, 1916. In the year
1912 she was united i'll marriage to
Johannes Foss, sergeant major in the
Norwegian army. Ten children were
born to this union, of whom seven are
now living. In.ls7s the family came
to the United States and settled at
Granite Falls, Minn.. where the latter
resided until last year, when she came
to Oakes to make her home with her
daughter.
The funeral took place from the
family residence Monday afternoon,
Rev. R. T. Fulton of the Presbyterian
church officiating. The remains were
laid to rest in the Oakes cemetery.