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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-09

This is to be great Goods We have just put
on Serges also black and white stripes Dress
Goods Our line of beautifula coors all styles
Rajah Skantg, Fousrd and Tussah prices from oc to
s.OO per yard.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-09

5000 yards Mattings at lowest prices We
have ever quoted for first class Mattings.
You should see our MattinRs and Rugs be-
fore buying. We have special lot OF 5O
rolls of Csc Mattings on sale at 1Sc per
yard great bargain.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-22
Notice for Bids.

Sealed bids for construction of the
various kinds of sidewalks that will be
built by the city of Pembna during
the ensuing year in accordance with
the specifications of the sidewalk Or
dinance, now on file in the Office of the
City Auditor, will be received at the
Office of the undersigned up until 5
o'clock p. m. May End, 1910. Each bid
must be accompanied by certified
check of 500 payable to M. H. Miller
Mayor as guarantee of good faith and
that the bidders will enter into a con-
tract and give bond if his bid is accept
ed. Contract will be awarded to the
responsible bidder whose bid is the
lowest, subject to the right to reject
any or all bids. Contractor whose bid
is accepted will be required to enter
into contract and give bond to the
sum of $500 for the faithful perform
ance of the work, etc.
Bids must be Endorsed 'Bids for the
construction of sidewalks" and address,
ed to the undersigned.
By order of the City Council.
F. A. WARDWELL,
City AUDITOR.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-22

block 80 Hamilst o. 81 800
the chairman d the board md county
auditor issue . quit claim deed convey
ing the county's equity to said lot BY
virtue Of non payment Of taxes, consid-
GRAFTON to be applied in payment Of
taxes, balance, if any, to be paid into
County General fund; and that offer
of j. ID. Laxdal to pay amount of orig
inal sales without penalty and interest
for assignment Of certificates Of tax
sale held by county on lot block 10
Cavalier city be accepted and county
auditor IS hereby authorized to assign
such certificates of sale for amount of
original sale without penalty.
Portion of afternoon session occupied
in looking over bridge petitions.
Upon resolution, duly made and
adopted, the following public places in
Pembina county, North Dakota, were
designated as places in Pembjna county
for the sale of chattals under fore
closure of mortgages upon personal
property, viz: toilette village, Bowes-
mont village, Backoo village, Glasston
village, Leroy village, Mountain village,
Concrete village, Gardar village, Ham,
ilton village, Carlisle P. o., Akra P. o.,
Hensel village, Neche village, Drayton
City, st. Thomas City, Crystal City,
Walhalla village, Bathgate city, Cava-
lier and Pembina city. Sale to be held
at front door of post Office in each place
excepting in Pembina city where it
shall be held at front door of court
house.
Upon motion, duly made and adopted,
county treasurer and county auditor
are hereby authorized to transfer the
sum of SS6045l from County Emer-
gency fund to County bridge fund.
Minutes read and approved.
| Board adjourned until May 7th, 1910.
A. NORTON,
| Attest: Chairman of the board.
WIN. w. FELSON,
County Auditor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
INDIA POLOIsTS o0MyNs-
um Ne Wesesms. pus No one Hsre kns~s
81 Trtp.

According TO the sporting Journals Rsws
has been received in England that the
Maha ~ jsh Of Cooch behaF n eresnizing
Q polo team TO visit Englaad thu season
and sftsrward 10 90 on to Amsrtca. The
Ma Ia rsJah IA q keen On yar and pAfrUn Of
polo. and sometimes rV4s Q f9mlly leem 81
laloutia composed ~ himself sud three OF
HE sons. Ne has not pla ysd n GIoD1nn SINCE
the 9p~, hut hts eldest son and heir. the
Ne iah naa,sr Of Ccoch neAsr. wee mem-
university match at Hurliagham m ippa.
" j. Riso reported that the pra11ah C1fne
de Medrs. Who has aGntn been wintSFtng
in india. and who 10 refurnfnG With twelve
nrst class Apetallan penbss . Alesnent
4 understood ihat ne conpss TENN this
srs~oa viii iRclude Capt. y ~. barrett
,ElI,ssnsh gssssTsI, csst: .. Il MasksJ-
- e lhap9 ,kngg Dungeon Qua
and .. ". " Pnime- TENTH HuaWeBi,
Nothing has been head ~ he AImsri-
can Polo AaaOciatt ton % the ugona1ed vtnlts.
but Cha tFEnAn Herbert Gays he India teane
VIII be made welcome et ~ tiERes. TbS
Tiger then made 10 OF cDNFf ~ MndFa.
Toxhah y. Neeas. y. et9a4RF9 and Col.
lIns in the iournamsni Igs tAe apen ehaI-
lseee cup ny the Aeadew D.pes lf1m.
Whtch subsequently, wOA ont IN ne mail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
BARvARDs SPRING FOOTBALL.


CAhznnlDan. Mas. March 81 Harvard's
football sanad WI hs4in q three Weeks
session ef sprinG pEsotics to-merrow. The
prseties Sousss late this year IN order that
sdvansagen may no haksn of vhateveT
changsa h the ruisa are aserees by the
intention % thR NepssiR 10 tFy ous tho pas-
sibiiitl~s % the nsw rules this SPRING and
80 save that m'aeh tire IN ths fali pEactics
II nscessaSy ths squad viii BE- called out
for q sheEt Tina after TIE Faster raoes..
Whieh ends on Ausil "a bat q h ths praasat
in'snsiop 90 end she practice On ADefl a.
DURING tho last week . sqaad Of about
tveney men. ubo~tlg centrea ana punasrs.
have ben repoftlAg Tor velanasEy vogk
~. 90 Of ~ se-f pgntest nep n college.
ui9snsi n ihs kiciiang Ilps. and Harvard
- asSc tS,Sa o. IL "a team : sspsnS 80
On foF thla 4epaftNn4pt neNt l9i, bGe he =
s 20 g,sy.as ssssssh 80 81 r.. sSI
cape. NlikIiStsl Nm spparyasly have
49, % az ss sss e 5 ssef ~ 1 ss 4
snsNSr y ClSs ysh6sig.s naairy e
rssssssbls ics IT, aus Sssns s. q g
s s's . s. ,; .S sss I ssy ss ss
WMkinessn ws,hdrsr from tho yar,lsy
g sS, X. 10 iI .S. . sss ~ r.. s' Ss
wi not 30 abis 70 Irpw ~ de knaabSisS
ESss q. q 1P..t 9: - !. saaE gss..sIy 70
- flia vesk ~ wAa roSsne rosulaFiy ~
fh1 pgaesies 4uslMR Inc arui ussk VII
sea' a. Tho aleS ars hnTlsIaaA - re 8oFk.
u - sa.i siss - laIlf ~. O. alss.la
&c ss.s =. ~ q 800 ssg -. 1895 "as a"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

milsa. o. twslvs asye four AourA ana Ase
49,. s a. 80. Sun vee 40 lAlllcal Mllsa ..
"a sss sf S 49, s e. s s.s !. -. -
sigRkI akst ska could 1Sl vel a. e,k.rws-s'
!.s1:d q Iss sSss q ~, sS.: :.:s. 81
sSiaE3s tsIsilse. . ~ si ~ .. .:sSs
iLEs slssesSss sss sT;sss .! ss'ls &c
"a 4 10 sI1IssIy Y, sssid 5. s.sssse . isil.
s.AlSI ssssss ssai s s S SS very are
fi ss ~ a,se Typ e cllypsf spselat NJ
ss,.sH a S-diSsrS Ssrhts. NJ. safe Sal 70 ~
~s s'sn, ne seeF aonsd BE- IN rarinG asIeh
hsr.SsI:.A rs srsss Ss sd,,,se q E.Sa
I -sss' any yasAss a. pressat IN ga
., IN. I 9. : ,1.s 4 SAG Q, ,Ar.. sSn.s.
CtON ana O. Yedss1s asrsr 10 rss~ To-
q stake iEog the lizard % sSnsiy Hook
annS mast eErsIIaai s,.srs' NJ so~sSsr. an
inp@r'ani n.eTnsiIoss trsSSy i oisssd
Ler . traa.ail9nlE rses tie comVsyl lDoh
10 one az are isS.s a s s'A sS,
Ir.ak 4 soaAd 20 ~ h,lflt Tor tho OcOssiqn
= S'Isc.Isnsaence wh,sA % cOurse quite
81 lie oihss ssad ,ss co%ps,isiSa |. ar.
ranged ON tune aliOuanre foe rating the
SS;sss e las: III. Is-. p s.aSs.s sr
numerous that the event b nos likely 10
an0rd mach sport 10 the oNnera-
TIE Atlanttc Nas hIilt Tor cruising Me
fut she IL . good crslspr In aI,tls " her
racing appearance aud she hes Inatse some
yO0d cFtIi.es aud wesshers1 many storms.
nrgsly Besstn~s NJ. hu SAD Wilson
y her swnsr. ~ y ed 90, ihss vsfe
She he'd soIne luck espeoiallr ioSsrl III.
end Of the race, ~ ono tin 4 lhe Ylad EPs
90 strong that v woe Thought sasis .bls 10
doar the gale blew itsel 0al, Itsd The v ind
srrshspsd the vaihalh voaid ia 81 pFplss-
oMsy lsve Won the race. The Hamburg.
Ivfmerty Tire NRinbOw. a. he1 en- b~sauAs
th9se on pari seerped TO ~ slrI'L 10 c9rry
ssN, and ~hs wAs oNen seen under erdinA r.
wofking caves xhile The other ysckts
iss asm5ars SId 90, 20 bs. y" ;ssn -. dia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

Judges Aupssaasa rss Nsvsa Hnxn1sis,su
a nnvsanAa.


PatFonessss of the woman's Honss @Aow.
headed By Miss Kshsl Doyd Bowers. have
been unslrlng IN their sRorts % mnhs %
sHair an unprecedented succeap. an4 ~
oonaeaaance every box and mamy Of the
ssats have alrsady been sold.
mo llat Of Judges. Of which thsrs win be
thros In Zach class. n oomplotod. Am0ns
those vino have conssatsa 70 Jnags are
Miss EleanOrs scare. Mrs. John osrken
and Mrs Charles Hub6s. In the saddle
ciAaHss Mrs. Mc0nnnn. whose husband.
n. y. McGann. - the owner Of the Orand
View Farm: Mrs. Cha rles sheldon. who
vas Mia lSoulaa GuIliver. and Ms. PaOlding
farnham. the well known sculptruss of
h9rass, WIN judge In the harnses classes.
Mr., Adolf LAden6urg Mrs. Peter Ia
v. snOwdeR % hsrwyn. Pa, an pass Juds-
mqnl on the hunteFs.
Mr.. Ihomss Hasllngs. presidsnI q the
% the welasn's Horse shOw. VII Judge IN
the four IN hapd class
nd adi%s SSSS-,as April ~ = and r. sniriss
chassd Iros. any 90 ths pssscns:ses whose
Isi Madiscn svsassi Miss Hopsson After.
sary. i.s west Ashsy -slxth ssree,: Ars;
ss r. S- fS:Sa:rs % s.hi sss
%sE avenue: TSs. Eiyias.sca BsssEss n =.
Edward ,. HerEind. ksst sixty fourth
street: Mrs. N. blEri4, y kast Thirty
eighth street; Mrs. Frahk v. burton. y
East Ftfty sixth street. Mr.. oig?rd Gosh
Paul b. Ora yath, i0f Vast thirty ninth
slsiy-GoartS street.: Mrs.. W u. Evans.
Ho,sl Wolcoti: YTs. Rlchsrd, GsInsrtli.
N lark avenue: Mrs. James W. Gerard.
- fifth Avenue: Miss Anassslaa tierry, ;
East Sixty.nrst street Mrs. J. y; N. 0roa-
hamilton, 70 ast rhirty-sisth street; ars;
s.r.s.; NJ, h. 2 h,yeweysr; 40 Ess Zee,
siSty-G sirees Mrs. Adolf Iadsabars.
Mrs. VILLAS. Jay. 80 Madieon avenue:
Mrs. Joseph "a rocdle. az With avenue:
Mrs. John Mason. Hotel Gotham: Mrs.
RlrhsTS Mortimer, zoe rsi.h sy.ape: Mr.:
siree,: Mia. Risis NJ. sc6sfer, % Wssi
ThirtY-sevensh street: Mrs. W. Watts Sher-
man, as fith avenue: Mrs. Walter NJ
stokes. al Madl9on avenue Mr.. oaketEh
Thornf. 80 Madison avenss, Ms. Richard
rTtmbl 81 Fast Twent y NTH street Miss
~ \. Whitney. q Park avenue and Mrs..
EgeTton Winthrop. Jr.. iIt Fast Thirty
ninth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

In consequence Of n1marons postpons-
msnts caused b. unfavoEabas weafher
10 srrsnre 1 : Ssr 1900 NJ er S q NJ
up ha annual championship ssrss& The
dafes follow.
Aprs aRaternon Rangars ". WIlngrl1Tca,
Aprtl N lTrie nisea W IeE19y a, c. NFa9e1yu
". Muorrforcs NeEaEk W. Nell Mearoas scaa
10 Arsericene y. Pnternnn HeND4Ir.
Aprfl - sogtllsh Aiosri4Hns ~ tesg uuApsli
Trse Hipes nEookign. WlDssieEfa ~ SorusF
A. q. Pnterunn NanceFs ". NeW1TN.
Nay t--rrua Wn4a W WeNt Hn4nnn; ra1pI11n
nanNrrs ". argatish Amertrams. WUbagsofeN ".
Newark.
MAJ o-Wunava1rcs ". Palsr1sn AanNsrE west
HulaDR ~. Neeark. TrNla EueB ". oIupfnD,
N. Wewf NnIlnUB
Nay ~ NsWsrk ~. wHneraarpr.
Mnf rl-MularfnFua ~ aroaNiBu.
e * sla6s aasssd afS rs sSSh g iSss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
RNcLlSH DERBY CANDIDATES
now rHE CRACKS LOON On CON-
INe orr 90 WENTBR 0GARTRRs.

Neai eoN. ne Chanauaoa rwasHenr-0a.l.
AeeraFs % nave metieR Namners
-Leu,berws Iunprose@eDa- eamlrsl
naw&s d Ns~ . aa1sesking coit.
English laraIss and the eeaeuaI pn6Iic
Who are inssrr~ted In the cAssir races
have ben busy of late trylnR "a gss q pssp
et the Darby candidates 10 80 how they
Jared during the winter months. On sc-
oouna OI the had weather. In Enaia nd during
fSbriiaEy and eariy March % was pretty
hard Tor the crifi-s 10 sst . good saaa r.
look 10 cracks. bat recently they have all
been seen In the open. To 90 by their
appea rance the ehflre lot have done we'll
by having grown and gaIhsFed muscle.
Just nov there are oaly about three
In the Public ere for the bic Bpsom race.
and they arc Lord koeehsry's Neil dow.
Mr. fairis's I.rmOsss aAd Major I1Oder's
Admiral hawke. whisk Broonl, owned by
Harry Payne whitney. l. rated as good
~ the hast named. la, he is not In the Derby.
~ he l. moi reckonsd IN the pFcs~n, caIcula-
tton. Lord Roaelery's colt u being pre-
arrd by Percy Peck. and from What could
lie gathered about the candidate u h IN
ferrSd that he has tanned down consider
ably and SHOWS . big improvement ON Il
manher~ over last year. During hIs Two
year old nreer he wac almost unuhA IN Re-
aote ~ lhe aeNe, auu Nuen Ne uwi not Doll
he was slow In sr,;ina away. That he has
devsloped the right way u stated.
Ism berg has not grown a. nIu,h 49,
Aleck Tayler. his trainer. would Nish.
bat No yard0'z hall brother has pat ga
mGscls sRd shoNs great power In the guar
tiers and hack NdmIFal Hawke h reported
10 have thk-kened h the body and hss
grown inio . rally EraRd looking racer
The o~n brother to Pretty Polly wa. aid
To he AUktnE In substance around the
loin-. and he has nlled % veil hehlnd the
saddle that the fault " said 10 have dis
appeared altogether. How much the fore
most buach have gained In strength aud
speed will not no known tili they are aeen
carrying silk. and this viii net Oceur before
the two Thousand Guinsae and the One
Theusaad Gulneas. - hs run az the New
Market sprtng Meeting about month
hencs.
TIE following table shows the rating
Of twenty OF the foremost colts and nilie-.
according To the Free Hahdicap At New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
SPORT ON VARSITY HEIGHTS.
sasesaIl Praet,ee Ts-1esvsw ana rvack
Meet Next.

The New York University track team
has begun outdoor practice. Am0sfR the
veterans on the squad are Cummings.
10. Kraus. 10. and Coonsy. n. In the weight
events Du Mond. 10. and white. IL, IN
the polo vault; rhorns. ~: zinmilie Yaner.
~, and Warren Fielding In the middle
distance runs and dsshes; Brunden. ~:
hyatt, ~. and Crawford. n. In the high
hurdfsee and high jump.
Yaner SURPRISED Coach DUffey last spring
by Winning the 100 yards dash In . class
meet in 10 nat Ne b also running . fast
10 and eco yards this spring. Prospects
seem bright Cor . saccessfui season 81
nivsrss'y hsasn.s. and 'ss me icr ,s..s:.
4 here are threo nev men on she present
varsity lineup, and they are chow ins better
fern ~ sHsa aid ,ss I srssSH .ssv sos sc
pFacttee contfnoed through the three days
q the Easter vaoatton. ana to-morrow
iittls practice game With the locals. Dr..
AcPhnlips. the coach thts year. has j.
DOscher, former league player. ASSISTING
TO the four pitchers. Capt. GOr-ch. Grinen.
Yuls and SlnOt.
d: D5pSTSis lnssO 9, n. nun: !. 1. e.
catch. fhzeIIe. who sa6stituisd for nrst
nass l,s, yeSr ~h' ssse sns. eSS s rsss
petitiSn viii be among the pitches.. While
inpt. Gorsch and OFinen div lied honors
last year, here = no Indication as yet OF
their excluding the two new men. fule.
New York Jnlversisyis star quarterback.
. ~ doing excellent work In practice. There
vould be very liftse surprise VI Sinot should
step IN she boH for the nrst game With " ebb
Academy neat week.
IL " quite certain now that the spring
sports at Z University heights viii be- con
fined mainly. 10 baseball and track events
The crew while not dlsbandsd - tempo
rnrily handtcapp@d and WI not Hgure IN
the category 81 sports this year.
The tnterhouse league = now arrangtaG
q baseball schedule. y ~ Cam. athletic
director. has cOmpleted hts schedule for
the athletic events for April ?? and y. the
ceiving entries FOR the interscholastic meets
for the afternoon OF April =. THIS n q
rmattlaF trnCk mai
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
THE NEW YORK ~. Z. NINE
@s~uId ne q Gosd One VITA an the Places
Now FJlBea.


There i an abundance Of good baseball
material az the New York Military Aoademy
which = 20 play several games With local
schools this ~easOn Capt. BuriinghaFse vii
have his Old position IN centre held. but
may also be placed ON the mound for q
few contests. Carl 81. John appears TO
be the best catcher on the squad. but Black
ford = expected 20 make = good substitute
Newlln Of Bard HALL. the preparatory de-
IsaFsMSni n making . strong bid for third
hase saigon, the left handler who fooled
The FIRST baseman has NOT beeu chosen
too They are Murphy. White. Clayton
Roy ~ John Hand has been picked
for second In preference To HoNmens who
vas there last year Blelstetn and Eussis
are the right and left nelderr Centre
field 10 still In doubt
The schedule
Aprti "a Nswbnrgh AcaSeny at Cornwall:
~. New York University second tenn ~ SSfa
ysn - TrY sesSsmy a. S'EyewSsn = ns1s,
Cornwall; 20 Morris " =, cornwall
Insufass ss Cornwall II, west Psani ssrend team
ia Sc Frsnoas Xavier al Cornwall; u. sssmtsrd
cosSwsR; "a sl.irsio1n ics1smy a. Blsir-se-va
81 ~. Nigh s. sol Of cemfnsrce A cornwan
cunpany game ~ Cornwall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

woss@n Vasns cswD WDRsa 90 esngt BSs@
sHuGl e. RuIy ..

TAs Boston Yacht Club b Ne arss 20
annSnncs tire dstalls 0f ~ annual cruise
me aost will rendezvous 81 the HUI station
On July and satl alon0 ths coast - far -
Booehbay TIE schedule -:
Iuiy q Huli % 0isaesalaR; yulY u. 0lssnasesF
a tllp ~ Nhnalt: July ~. lale - 1nla4 - Caps
tsspolps; geiy y. Care rerRelse - re.tln.4,
800 80 ss q koSsnssS asstss - sl.ssSsiss
u - asef.
Rn,aPtaimmanas aro heln9 RFraAepa a
ths 1als1rNR1 poFls e wkegh the aeet VII
teQcA Thege wtn - aaqee et cape Pqg-
trS,4arsd ne vtsiIi1a vacklsne9 81 thS
knrtlaRd Yacht Cub y Rteelal rapR a.
esFtsr ~ e 3 asEsssse sss ~ 'Sel e'gs
iapiiS1 - esnosf6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
BasKBALL ar MERcERsBCRG
A Nurasus &C pssyers Rrsaa Last Yesr wvth
asspe Lively New psasegIai.

Meroersburg Academy has q Rnclsus
Of players from last year and should have
q fairly eood team. Raftery. third bass:
Boland. oentFe aeld: Eichbsrger. Ttehf 4esd:
and hsed. ptiohsr. are the vetsvsna Glad
sui for ~@sShsrs. Need wIIi Se sspT'ie.
papts1 IN the bon ~ Seas, Krepgs and
ta By l1 sss q: go .Ss 49,
e. 6sss ssd CrRsEIs~. TSs ;shsdsI:
MsS-s is. usr,,.surs u. SIS. Fstsa A. C.:
-ApFh = Lskanaa Vallsy celleRss . ws.aezn
=. fvnnkila sad MaFsnah - Hervtsburs ?. D.
Iss 4 Conway nan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

Gssek 90 Navrasa.ssss my % Raes IN
EnseeyU wGaass.

En1teY4 W9to8e.
A. l.. aaada Of Newport has sold the class
p aloop Novioe TO . Hembef Of the Boston
Yacht Club. Ths Novice has besA a most
sncoeaSflil racer on NerFa eanasGt BAY. she
uas dssiensd By ". ". Hand and built In
the Newport shiDyaFd in isas. Originally
sho vac q combination boat. hut later the
c6ss chsnplSnshIp Of Ssrs aangssE l9Y
fIsiss Aasis fSs Tsyiss u . Hsss over 81,
- fest % the watef ai4e. 70 feet beam aqd
ksS:. slll 81 ae.is.i. y 49, !: y, 6. g -
S.:s &c S Sc y. y 4 1 ssss. g =: ssS%: 3 e4
Ass1 e. z. ' 20: :E :ss Z q q RI;
hySiIsfs1 . V Klltsaay. 81 tks hdsxseea
Sfs g Ss i l COP 50 &. r sss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
FORsYTBEs BFG STABLE.
keatucky msesesuan Was r~tnf1-six
Tw~Year-Osas mesay 90 mA<sns.

TW~to8r~0pw WE88t t&F 82<7mx
"a Forsyths. The breeder q annA well
known rscehorsss ~ Dorants. Hnnt4om-
err. Hish Private. Herstius. Riaesasas eeh
FoIntainhlus. vtii csSapaisn q bsg sssbl.
tAis rear trained ~ RaheIgA Qel4a4
~ saes: S:rss- s,s,S Y 'es E,e.'.su, 90.
scn Aseoassans vsa StDo. 60 ADD was I'D
70 Diamond 1tm hrady. tor seeRe0 Mr
.s sssxsas .I 49, esiss ssa zscsS mss q
whom the most pFemiMlnR are a. follow
BAG colt ~ oaafsilow-hsis HianAsn. ~ Fsl-
baS eeaa nressex % YOunsaanhaSS ~ oaa-
f~,.es-reLsSl ~ b,myss .. $500, -.
oisisiis-I- sssis asAEsasr. y 1sIInA
BaT eot bv F1nsrAns-MaiA % N orAss. ~
ckssisai eSR ~ oaassusw--Rssiasnss. W
ksS az lasss. o BETTY MssO ~ oaassnUw--
= ~ AK sI No: = 2: - 60 'u''''a'
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-12-08
HAVE YOU DONE YOUR HOLIDAY
SHOPPING YET?

Now is the time when everyone
is looking about for Christmas pre-
sents. You wont have to look very
far to get just what you want this
year. Look over the advertisements
In this issue and see the sugges-
ti0ns the various merchants have to
offer, SO that it will make your shop
ping easy. Shopping can be made
very easy if you will abide by these
suggestions. Any one of the mer-
chants will be pleased to help you
out in this dilema, and you will find
that they have just as nice, useful
and ornamental articles as you will
find any place in the country. And
don't forget that NOW is the holi-
day shopping time. Now is the time
to buy when the stocks are complete
and you have a large line to select
from.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-12-08
HOTEL NORTHERN
CHANGES HANDS

A deal was consummated last Fri
ay which came as an entire surprise
to the puplic. This was the change
in the management of the Hotel
Northern, Jos. P. Hamill selling out
to T. J. Marshall of Arlington, Wash
We understand Mr.. Hamill had not
entertained any idea of selling until
Mr.. Marshall came along and made
an offer which was accepted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamill have been
very popular as host an hostess, and
although he has not made public
his future plans, it is hoped that
Joe will conclude to remain in
Whitefish.
Mr.. Marshall comes we'll recon-
mended and it is expected that he
Will keep up the high standard and
popularity which this hostelry has
heretofore maintained.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-12-08
SURPRISE ON
EDWIN OLSON

A number of little friends of Ed
win Olsen gathered at his home one
evening last week and gave him a
real surprise. Fun and frolic mill
gled with refreshments made their
measure of mirthfulness full to the
brim, as only little folks can fill the
cup of pleasure to overlooking.
Those who came to make Edwin
happy were: George Volk, Hazel
Van Dyke, Chauncy Swanson, Gla-
dys Poggi, Mildred Cranston, Pearl
Gecslin. Raymond Metcalf, ROLAND
Metcalf, Joseph Poggi, Fred Swan
son, Viva Pickett, Myrtle Olsen, Ed
ward Dillon, Marion Simcock, Will
fred Phipps, Marie Reeves, Harold
Reeves, Autlide Ccott. Ruth Robin
son, Ethel Shurpert, Irving Adams,
Johnny Skyles, Bernice Olsen, Irma
Adams, Leon Niswonger and Ed
win Olsen.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-12-08
IN NEW QUARTERS.

The Public Drug Co. has moved
into new quarters at the corner
of Central avenue and Second street
and are now very nicely and COM
fortably situated. ..e,,e,..
The building has been remodeled
and painted, inside and out. The
proprietors, Larter and Paine, are
to be congratulated Oil this excellent
location, it being one Of the best,
If not the best, corners in the town.
E. H. Snyder, who was formerly
connected with the same establish
ment, and is an old and experienced
druggist, will assist Mr.. Paine in
caring for the trade.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-12-08

The children demand MCGUIRE
Hardware Co.'S sleds, skates and
dollar watches for Christmas.
w. T. Cole, the popular dray man,
accompanied by Mr.. Thomas, return
ed Friday from the Fisher river
country with enough deer to enable
them to pass a hunk of venison to
each of their friends and still
have enough left to supply their
own needs. Mr.. Cole must indeed
have stand in with the game war
den to let him carry away such fine
specimens for the taxidermist.