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The Washington times., 1909-08-03
THE CARE OF CHILDREN.

Group and Whooping cough are dan
gerous. Father Johns Medicine cures
ana builds up the body at the same
time No poisonous drugs 10 destroy
the nerves and weaken the system.
The Washington times., 1909-08-03
TWENTY MONTHS FOR NEGRO.

Charles Pfeift &, 2 colored man who
snapped a revolver in the face of Fred
Brown last night, today wal sent to
jail for at total Ct twenty m)nths.
The Washington times., 1909-08-03
JUSTICE GOULD TAKES COURT

Justice Ashley NJ. Gould today reliev-
ed Justice Wright in the summer court
of the District. Justice Wright returned
Island.
The Washington times., 1909-08-03
Toilet Department
POWDERS
C Can Corolypsis' Talcum Pow

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Squibb's Talcum Powder.
g5c Witch Hazel Talcum Powder. .10c
SOC Box Carmen's Face Powder. SOC
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25c packaSe Rogers & Gallert's
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25c BOX Quentin's Perfume Waters
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Drug Department

KalmO Antiseptio Solution, the
ideal mouth wash; stops decay Of
the teeth and purifes the breath
Csc.
We carry Randalrs Gold Medal
Grape Juice, the finest on the market
in our opinion.
S1.O0 GUIDES Pepto Mangan. .7Sc
$50 Fellows Syrup Hypophos.. S1.03
Atomizers at Reduced Prices.
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Our Soda Fountain


Our fountain is always open for in
spection Every glass and spoon is
thoroughly washed and sterilized in
hot water every time used. We do
not serve our patrons dirty glasses
which have been just rinsed in cold
wafer II is impossible to remove
grease and disease germs with cold
water. We employ only expert foun-
tain dispensers Of years experience.
We manufacture our own ice
cream. made :SCm pure cream, and
the fruit servyz - bought every day
at the market while the eggs we
serve are strictly fresh country eggs.
We give a few Of our specials:
Cantaloupe Sundae,
Lovers Delight,
Merry Widow,
Banana Split
Crushed strawberry SuDdae,
Egg Matted Mix,
Maple Nut Sundae,
Delicious Egg Phosphate,
Grape Limeade. etc.
The Washington times., 1909-08-03

William Dyspepsia Tablets, at
fords relief for dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, constipation, and sour stomach
400 box.
The Washington times., 1909-08-03

Dr.. Kinks Corn and Buuion
P1aster-Wfl remove ali corns,
bunions, and calloussd flesh, and
immediately relieve all soreness.
The Washington times., 1909-08-03

HatuIally with some bad spots, but
taken all in all the route is over some
OF the very best roads in the country.
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TELL Nc A annr
ST OP1 HkIMskf
C h ildrcn's NRHA2
Pl o>y i'm c@ WSgAF


Ihad just finished my home
work and lain down to rest for a
little while. when saw my SPELL
ing book rise on end and heard
him say to the Grammar, "My
dear, am going to appeal to my
little master to buy wider book
strap. My back is nearly broken
with the way am squeezed. VIII
you help with the appeal?"
Most certainly; will be glad
to do it," said Grammar.
II am going to get the Assign
ment book to sign it, too. / know
she will. o! the way that boy
handles us! He sticks a pencil
in a page sometimes to keep the
place, and then shuts me up, and
1t nearly breaks my'back. When
he doesn't get his lesson he picks
me up and slams me down on his
desk as IL it we're my fault.
don't believe he understands how
books feel about these things, do
your"
Suddenly I heard someone call
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Digging Away
at Disease

God then 1t became known that
1t believed that
against 1t render the
Three at Omaha, soldiers the real
heroes submitted themselves
lives in cool blood
the heat of battle bravery
Last June these menSergeant Fuller
and Goodman u ALLOWED themselves
typhoid They did know
they let the tried typhoid
and we'll Three
They freely
had been placed To the ordinary
disease perhaps death But
effects the they typhoid
blood had manufactured antiexin
which made the They
% typhoid.
1t important victory to medicine IS a
pie Of heom this
thousands of who died
elsewhere might
vaccinaed and those quarters probably
few wsuld have died.
santa
tion vaccination immunity whenever
danger
typhoid, they may % vaccination.
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BY Cynthia Grey.

How many American housewives
keep supply of stock on hand
ready for use when soup is to be
prepared, or when the unexpected
guest arrives? Not many, and vel
| 1t is the easiest thing in the world
to make and it may be made IN
sufficient quantity to last for many
meals.
No soup is really good without
stock, and recipes for various dish
es in the modern cook books call
for its use.
The English, who are famous
cooks. never let the soup pot grow
cold In winter. In summer time
they prepare enough for couple
of weeks and keep 1t on ice. An
Englishman who Is a royal enter
tainer and who knows Just how
all things culinary should be done
gives me the following rule for
preparing the stock, and recipes
for delicious soups to be made with
lie.
Put a 15-cent beef shank, a IT,
cent veal shank, a 15-cent mutton
shank. and all bones feft from
roasts, in large kettle with a gal.
Ion and half of water. Bring to a
boil and skim. Then simmer foI
six hours. BY that time the juices
are all out of the meat and 1t is fit
only for the garbage can. Strain
the broth and set aside to cool. IT
will be a solid mass of jelly and
can be put away for future use.
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Soup Stock and Hoec
TO Make Soups Witt II
Pea Soup.

Pea Soup.
Buy split peas, soak over night
in cold water and boil until tender
Put through sieve, season to taste
with salt and pepper, chop an on
ion very fine; add. together with a
cup of stock, to the liquid. Heat
and serve A little. celery salt
may be added IL liked.
Vegetable Soup.
Take portion of stock and add
onions. carrots, potatoes and Gel
cry, minced fine in food chopper.
Season to taste.
Tomato Soup.
Add to sufficient stock, fresh
tomatoes. Boil, put through col
ander and add celery salt, pepper
and salt to taste. Mix a little flour
with milk, add boiling water to
make creamy, and put with strain
ed soup. Heat and serve. teHfE
Chicken Soup. yert
Take bones of roast or stewed
chicken and stew with chopped
onion. Strain and add stock. Sea
son TO taste. bns3
Rice Soup. leo1i
Boil rice, and when tender add
stock. Heat all together and sea
son. sesl
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DailJSbor1SforY

martyrs suite. 1t was a vain
hope: but to his intense surprise
he was admitted.
"You may be surprised al
what / am about to tell you," the
Englishman said to the reporter
But you are vouched for by q
mutual friend in whom I have the
utmost confidence. / learn from
her that it will be of great per.
sonal value to you IL your paper
is able to make the first announce.
ment of our engagement. Am
lright?'
You certainly are." said Billy
but who. please, is the kindly
lady?"
IAN old friend of your family
I understand-Miss Mary Ben.
son."
what! You're going to marry
Mo- suffered Billy. "You
authorize me to announce your
engagement to Miss Benson?"
Then the reporters instinct as
serted itself, and although all but
the newspaper lobe of his brain
was numb with the shock he lis
tened while the Englishman gave
him the details. Still in daze,
he went back to his desk, wrote
the STORY" and turned it in to
Evans. For once this dignitary
was Jared out OF his sarcastic
calm. cts the best stuff ever, .
he cried.
Then Billy went out. He want
ed air and time to think. Half an
hour later he came to himself with
a start to find himself on the up
town block where the future Lady
Kilmartyn resided.
There was Molly's house, and,
yes. there was Molly herself COM
ing down the front steps.
Heartsick at the sight OF her
beauty and what 1t meant to him
now 1t was lost, he was about to
turn down side street, when she
|beckoned. OF course there was
nothing to do but Join her and
walk by her side.
She did not keep him long in
suspense. did he tell your" she
asked.
Yes"
And what did that bear OF a
lefty editor say?"
"Oh. he was delighted. And OF
course am, too. / congratulate
you. Miss Benson. That is, OF
course-I congratulate his lord
ship"
1T will be fine SCOOP won'i
1T? And there'Il be another fol
you when 1t is broken off,"
what7" gasped Billy
81 said broken off," replied
Miss Benson cslmIy. Goodness
Billy. you don't suppose I really
mean to marry him7 Just want.
ed to give you q chance to make
good, as you call IT, with your
paper"
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ME TO ANNOUNCE YOUR MAR
RAGE TO MISS BENSoN?"
the city editor, told me today he
wasn't satisfied. and that IL
didn't make good on this Kilmar-
fyn assignment he wouldn't an
swer for what would happen"
do you mean Lord Kilmar-
tyn7" asked Miss Benson.
"Yes. The one they say is fol-
lowing an American heiress every
body is guessing about. Do you
know him?"
I'VE met him last year In Scot.
land" replied Molly, looking the
other way. What do you mean
by making good with him?"
Mainly finding out the name
Of the girl" said Billy.
Then they talked of othel
things.
His lordsllip arrived on SEIZED
ule time, and proved the sam,
enigma the London correspond
ents had found him. Billy Ander
son, like the others. went bacl
TO his office and wrote half a col
umn OF mildly entertaining STUFF
about the titled Englishman's ap
pearance and peculiarities; thel
watched anxiously for the riva
papers next morning TO find II h'
had been 'seocped. HE had not
No paper contained anythinI
more than 3 wild guess about tn
identity Of the young lady
II was the next afternoon wheI
Anderson sent his card up to Xii
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07
Society and Personal

One of the most brilliant func-
lions OF the season was the an
|nual ball of the Tennis club CIV
en- at the Tacoma hotel last even
ing. About 200 guests partici-
|pated in the dancing and the de-
|licious spread following. Pre-
ceding the dancing a reception
was given. The following prom
inent women were in the receiv-
ing line: Miss Jessie Kershaw,
Mrs. s. M. Jackson, Mrs. Henry
Blakely and Mrs. J. w. McFadon.
The Logan Social club will
meet Tuesday Afternoon, from 2
to o'clock in the afternoon, ut
the home of Mrs. L. Fisher, sol
South State street.
Members of the Ohio club are
enjoying a picnic at Point De-
fiance park this afternoon. This
evening a clam bake will be held
at 1880 and a musical program
has been arranged.
Mrs. G. d. L. Agassiz and
children have returned to their
fat in the Woodstock, after two
months vacation in British Co
lumbia. Mrs. Agassiz will re-
sumo her eat home day" on
Thursdays as usual, from next
week.
Prof. d. P. Mason left today
for a trip up the mountain,
where he will be Joined by Mrs.
Mason next week.
The Misses Grytting are enter
tanning. their sister, Mrs. Dan
StuFberg of Wisconsin, at their
apartments in the Webster.
=
Miss Rose and Miss Margaret
ITernes, who have been visiting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07
Daily Comic and Hurnor Section
= BIZ FRED ScH*ErER.
WILLFUL WILFRED.

Many to think it
to heed advice of admon They
follow
or venerable, enterp spirit But verify
when these
against the harpoon hard.
Some there a He
headstrong dsobent
lions Others useful
precepts in his
elders. Wilfred indeed the ilul thing
One pleasant morning Wifre
and become sailor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07

the family of their uncle, J. B.
Ternes, left for their home at
Weiser, Idaho, yesterday.
C. e. Groesback, one of the
officials of the Tacoma Gas COM
pany, has gone to Los Angeles ON
business. He is accompanied by
his wife.
The Arpheus club will hold a
clam bake next Monday evening
at Magnolia beach. The steam
ers Vashon and Dove will carry
the parties over to the beach.
Mr.. Floyd Allen and Mrs. A. C.
Allen OF Beaverton. Ore, who
have been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Weatherred, 1923 South
Tenth street, have returned home.
The executive board Of the
Woman's club will meet next
Thursday for the regular session
and picnic, at the summer home
of Mrs. e. T. Norton, at Mauzan-
tia. They will go over on the
steamer Vashon, leaving the Flyer
dock at 9 o'clock.
.
The Ladies' Aid society of Ger
man M. q. church will meet for
all day next Thursday, at the
home of Mrs. Selinger on North
Twenty-tifth street.
- .
Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Weatherred,
3323 South Tenth street, have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Sterling of Ellensburg. Mr.. Ster1-
ing is one of the prominent bank
ers of Eastern Washington.
John A. Logan circle, Ladies of
the G. A. r., will give a card
party Monday night. in the state
armory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07

One by one the diseases are
being conquered.
The doctors are gradually dig
ging away the foundations Of epi-
denies and plaques, and also the
basis of their own profession.
Typhoid has been one of the
most dreaded of diseases. A few
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07
HIS LoRDsHIP
BY Allen p. Ames.

BY Allen p. Ames.
III ! were man." declared
Molly with intense conviction,
I'D be reporter and nothing
else Billy. aren't you glad you're
poor?"
well, / suppose one could be
reporter and have money, too, y
suggested Billy. although
never heard of one. 1t isn't all
beer and skittles, though. Evans,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07

Make your children's play
dresses simple, and button them
all the way down the back. They
are easily laundered made in this
way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07

The best excursion of the sea-
son - Sunday on the Multnomah
to the navy yard at Bremerton.
See 10 war boats, the two dry
docks and the wreck OF the Yo-
lsemite. Leave 10 a. M. sss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07

Leave Tacoma Sunday at s:45
a. m, or p. IN. on the Greyhound
for Olympia and get back at 3:4B
y. m. or 9:45 y. m. Round trip
7bc. SO
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DR.. M. C. MACY

Osteopath and optometrist
Stomach. Intestinal and Nervous
Diseases Q speciality. Glasses fitted.
OFFICES 1l46n Pacific Ave. Phones
NJ. z56e. A1B2e. Hours to 1870
and Z to 8 D. m. Treatment Al
either hours By appointment.
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RATII.
Sincerely,

Take the best trip on the sound
Sunday on, the most comfortable
boat. Go TO Olympia at 9:45 a. m.
or 4 p. m. Come right back or
have 8 hours there. Round trip
75c. 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07

One consolation about a dress
that buttons mp the back--it also
buttons down.
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Intimate
Correspondence
BY RATH.
BY RATH.

Washington, D. c., Aug. 2.
Dear Dad:
It's hot here. The asphalt in
the streets is melting and running
into the sewers.
And the democrats are hot.
Their trouble is cotton bagging.
When the bill was up the south
ern members were all loaded to
1.-THE muzzle on this subject. 1--WE
accept the amendment" blithely
quoth A1drich, and then in the
conference committee he blue-pen-
ciled 1t out. That expedited the
bill.
1t is still hot.
So is Senator Briggs of New
Jersey. Potatoes is his trouble.
Did you hear about how the duty
was raised on the Jersey potatoes?
What is 1t that you want?" asked
Senator Aldrich when Briggs ask
ed Senator Aldrich when Briggs
arose with something that looked
like nine-day speech in his hand.
AN increased duty on my pota.
toes" said Briggs. What duty
will be satisfactory" asked Sena-
tor Aldrich. 1.-THE present duty"
said Mr.. Briggs, lis 20 cents.
will be satisfied with As"
Amendment accepted" said Aid
rich. And then in the confer
ence Committee the blue pencil did
the bushes. Why doesn't Mr..
Briggs get up and kick? "Busi-
ness waits" (And SO does Mr.,
Aldrich's touring carr
Still hot.
So is the Honorable O'Conneh,
representative from Massachu-
sets. And he threatens to vent
his heat on Ollie James. Now.
you know Ollie is about 8 feet
high and feet across the chest,
and equally thick through, and
all bulgy as well as bald. He is
the great democratic bully. lie
looks down on the pates of little
democrats and tells them what
he thinks about them. Now,
|OConnell has been told so many
times what Ollie thinks of him
that he has about made up his
mind to lick the democratic bully.
That Is what he says.
Did you hear about the absent
senator from Delaware? His
name is Richardson. He puts
meats into cans and makes liv-
ing at it. He does the senatorial
business on the side; but even
as side line 1t isn't much to him.
He quit town May 26, and since
then has been banging around his
can factories canning what he
can. much TO the Encouragement
of the consumers in Delaware.
But when they wrote him he
replied that If they didn't like it
they could find another boy. So
that's where Delaware gets off.
Sincerely, RATH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07

Some men find II so difficult to
advise a woman how TO make in-
|vestments that they adopt the safer
course of unloading their own up
on her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07
Big Business
on the Farm
And the Farmers Brightest
Son Is to Return from COL

They
which
revolution training
Formerly particularly bright
something
about awn the legal profession. His
brighter made farmer his father had BEEN
brighter of
agricultural schools and this possible they
KEPT ON THE FARM that they BETTER OPPOR-
TUNITY TO BE SUCCESSFUL They
the agriculture
profession
operating present
farm life different from the past. They
Increased prices of land.
Increased prices of labor
Need Of feeding where formerly
Need of maintaining the fertility of the
element makes trusts banks
full must be taken into farming business the
farmer is to be successful
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WQk[EN :.
SUCCESS
WINNERS

Miss Anna Caddgan is president
and general manager of the Hoff-
man house, one of the largest New
York hotels. She went to New
York 10 years ago from Salaman-
ca to assist her brother in the
management of the hotel. Upon
his death she took full charge.
At Carlisle, Pa, the women
have compelled the removal of
sunsightly billboards.
Mrs. Nora Blanche De Forest
was the first woman elected to
membership in the American So
ciety of Civil Engineers, and she
occupies place on the engineer
ing staff charged with the build
ing of the $161,0OO,O0O Catskill
water system, New York city.
Sophie B. Wright of New Or
leans established night school
for boys who are employed dur
ing the day, the first In the coun-
try.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07

! A drop of ammonia or camphor
water on a mosquito bite will re-
bduce the swelling. Sometimes II
lis well to bind the bite with a
cloth wet In bicarbonate of soda
Ewater--one teaspoonful of soda to
a cupful of water.
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Some Fads Fashions and Home Hi1fs FOR Women
PLEASE MIfR
~LZNz2 GNzX

Address all questions TO Gym
thia Grey, In care of the Editor
of the Times.
Miss Grey: How long before
my wedding shall my engagement
be announced Miss w. C.
A.-Not more than two months.
Miss Grey; How can I clean
white dishes that have stained
brown from baking?-A. c.
A.-Let them stand in strong
borax water for half hour. Then
wash them.
Dear Miss Grey: would like
to know satisfactory home
method of hanging skirt evenly
Mrs. Il. l..
A.-Fasten the skirt in position
on the one for whom the garment
is made. then take foot rule and
stand 1t on the floor at intervals
around the bottom of the skirt
marking 1t at the same number OF
inches from the floor all around
Dear Miss Grey: Please tell me
the best way to remove ink stains
from fine white linen waist
Anxious Girl.
A.-Melt piece of tallow and
plunge the ink spot in the hot fat
then wash your waist in hot clean
suds, and all traces of the ink will
be gone.
Miss Grey: Can you give list
of things necessary TO make up a
new baby's wardrobe? = Mrs
B. r.
A.-This list of articles will fill
the need: Three small shirts; four
flannel bands; six plain slips
and four night gowns, not too
long; four long white skirts,
three flannel skirts; three little
sacques; six dozen napkins, and
one or two soft flannel blankets
to wrap the baby in.
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INVENT. WAYS OF COOGING
TOMATOES-NO. 1. :

BPoi1ed Tomatoes.
Peel large tomatoes and cut in
thick slices. Dip in seasoned
bread crumbs, then in beaten egg
then again in crumbs, and broil.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07

Children suffering from poi
son Ivy may be treated as fol-
lows: Apply ordinary baking
soda to the blotches. II taken in
the early stage vaseline is sooth-
ing. If the poison has gone some
time use sugar of lead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07
@1TRQMzMAEYS
|EACOK COOK

To make tartare sauce, chop a
teaspoonful each of capers, parsley
and sweet pickles and mix with
stiff mayonnaise. A little grated
onion may be added.
Add grated onions to mashed po-
tatoes, and shape into balls;
dredge with flour and place around
the meat 20 minutes before it is
taken from the oven. Drain before
serving. Nice with roast veal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07

John A. Logan circle. Ladies OF
the G.. A. r., will give card
party Monday night. in the state
armory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07
And now the bonanxa farmel

And now the bonanza farmer
steps into the limelight, wearing
oyeralls tucked into SIS made-to-
order boots. He drives madly
hither and thither in his automo-
bile, bossing his 100 odd harvest
ing crews. as they spread out over
his 2000-acre wheat field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07

Failure is simply success In layin'
down on tn job"
Because the offense did not con-
stitute continued cruel and in
human treatment" an Illinois
Judge refused a woman a divorce,
after her husband had torn her
veil and punchd her in the face,
while going home from. the wed
ding ceremony. Let the lady keep
patient.
"Sir, did you write that account
in your paper about my lecture on
the Curse of Rum 2"
"Yes'm."
oven, I'd Hike to know what
you meant when You said the lee.
turer was full OF her subject'?"
! Supposed absconding bank
cashier returned to Indiana after
lsix days, saying he had been fish
ing all the time. Working another
bank, as 'twere.
| Mrs. Dentist, Well, did you
collect from Billins for that set
of false teeth you msde for him
| last year?
| Dentist; should say not. He
not only refused to pay me, but
he CRASHED them at me--my own
teeth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07

SIN many cases what folks call
Failure is simply success I'm layin'
down on tn job"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07

The Misses Grytting are enter
tanning their sister, Mrs. Dan
Sturberg of Wisconsin, at their
apartments in the Webster.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07

Miss Rose and Miss Margaret
|Ternes, who have been visiting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07

Miss Grey: How long before
my wedding shall my engagement
be announced Miss w. C.
A.-Not more than two months.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07

Address all questions 20 Gym
thia Grey, In care of the Editor
of the Times.
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Prof. d. P. Mason left today
for trip up the mountain,
where he will be Joined by Mrs.
Mason next week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-07

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