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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04

FOuRTf-Tw spelilngs for tho
same word may not Dc used and
words spelled the same, but having
dltirrent meaniuRH. may be used but
FIFTH Make out your Iirt Of
words IN alphabetical order. giving
the number 1t contains az top Of
uTEt page, sign your full name and
address ana aend ~ 20 the Eliers
Music House. marked Publicity De-
partment'. also state whether you
have plano or organ, and what
make
SIXTH Each and every list will
be filed and examined carefully W
close ~ the contest. and winners
viii be announced just as quickly
thereafter aH possible
SEVENTH Those receiving Piano
Purchasing Certificates may apply
same on the purchase Of any new
high grade plano or Player Piano az
the regular established retail price,
but cannot apply them on any pur-
chase made prior 10 October 20. 1910.
EIGHTH--Not more than one
Plano Purchasing Certificate viii DO
accepted on the same plano.
HiNIH-Ali answers must be in
our Office or bear pOstmark not later
than 9 o'clock u October rs. 1910.
TENTH-In the event 81 tie oc-
curing between successful contest
ants. neatneaa and general appear
ance Will be considered. and prizes
will be awarded 20 the person whose
list prcsentg the fewest mistakes.
ELENENTH-The decision Of the
Judges 20 be final
TWELFTH ~- Employees OF the
Eilera Music House or any menu
beers Of their families are not eliEt-
bic 20 compete. TO all others u 10
coon ADVERTISING
over 80 pianos and other musical
Instruments have been given away
BY ue IN the past as a means 81 at-
tracing attention 20 our House and
It's methods OF business.
The list and addresses Of these
winners will gladly be furnished
upon application.
This present friendly contest We
believe, ~ the most interesting We
have ever undertaken. We hope IL
will be the means 81 bringing our
House and the Pianos We sell 10 the
attention Of a large number OF new
residents.
In this contest we have the CO.
operation of several Of the largest
plano manufacturers In America,
who desire 10 bring their inHiru-
mrnts ntill more prominently before
the public.
You stand as good e chance OF
winning one Of the magnificent
prlEes az your neighbor. our repu-
taiiun la back Of every word in this
announcement. and the same square
deal methods that have made tho
Eiiers Music House the largest and
most important Music House on tho
Pacific Coast will be strictly adj
herfd 10.
IL you failed to see our Mondays
announcement. we viii gladly send
you all 81 the particulars upon re-
quest or explain them fully In de-
tail " you can make II convenient
TO call az our store. Remember the
{ place. iiers Music House. Success
or 20 - e. Johnston Co. Eilers Music
1 Building. Third and University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04

Next 90 the exhibition Of alfred
the Great the trained chimpanzoe.
about whom considerable mild
interest centera. Mural Window Ia
the real bis act on the new bill at
PantAgea theatre this week.
Alfred. the monk. IA very much
Ike other acts Of the sort lie has
"a tight rope walking stunt that Is
new and does the usual tricks that
are familiar In theao almiau attrac.
tons.
Murial has a lot Of very fetching
frocks and sings delightfully."-. She
was roundly applauded az the open.
inE performances last night and
was quite the hlt OF the bin. There
arc n number OF other pleasing
numbers and new motion pictures
were very much enjoyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
NO AEROPlANE BALL
TOSSING FOR SULLY

CHICAGO. oct william Sui.
Ivan. catcher OF the Chicago White
sox. will not attempt 20 catch a
bali thrown from an aoruplane ~
a height OF I. 200 feet. Sullivan de
cllned today the offer 81 Aviator
Willard 20 take up a dozen base.
balls and drop them one AT a time
until Sullivan held one. Sullivan
says that the Washington monu.
ment IL high enough In the air 10
catch ball from
Too much Is enough" said Sui
Ivan "A man might az well try
90 stop a cannon hail or niue.ounce
bullets as ball dropped 1000
feet"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
Wolgast May Quit Ring

NEW YORK. Oct t--Ad Vol.
CAST may announce bis retirement
from the ring today. IN consequence
o. the decision OF the experts who
examined him yesterday Woigaat'u
left arm Is broken and he may
never be able 20 use II again This
viii naturally brinE his career AZ
fighter TO an end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
Duniway First Winner


TACOMA. Oct. An the first
nights play for the ti2ineh bill.
HARD championship Of the North.
west here last night. w. G, Duni.
way, OF Portland, beat w. q. John.
son OF Tacoma. the champion. 300
20 207 points.
The match Ia for 1000 points
the next block Of 300 TO be played
"wednesday night. and tho final
block Of 400 Friday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
HOPPE EASY WINNER


NEW YORK. oct g. Billiard
followers have not yet recovered
from the surprise 81 While Hopes
showing against Ora Morniusalar
IN their match last night Morn.
ingatar seemed unable TO get away
under the clever blocking of Hoppe
he had only 1870 to Hoppe SEQ
Hoppe played a consistent game
throughout Ills highest run was
II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
Another Copper
War in Montana

BUTTE. Mont. Oct. 4-~Tho an.
n0uncement 81 the Butte News.
Augustus Heinre's paper. that Il
viii absolutely refuse 10 support
any republican candidate In the EN-.
ploy Of the Amalgamated Copper
Co. IL believed by politicians 10
foreshadow another copper atrug
glo between HeinEe and the Anal.
gRmated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04

capt 1NWafh WIS NhalN
Hits the Bullseye
This world famous rifle shot. who
holds the championship record OF
100 pigeons In 100 consecutive
shots. Is living at Lincoln III Re-
Gently interviewed. he says: "' suf-
fered long time with kidney and
bladder trouble. and used several
well known kidney medicines, all OF
which gave me no relief until !
started taking Foley Kidney pills.
Before I used Foley Kidney Pills |
had severe backaches and pains IN
my kidneys. with suppression and a
cloudy voldlng, On arising In the
morning would get dun headaches.
Now / have taken three bottles Of
Foley Kidney Pills and feel 100 per
cent better am never bothered
with my kidneys or bladder. and
again feel like my own self Bar
toll Drug stores Quaker Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04

GOOD enough 90 give him every
chance In the world, Many nm or.
pheum patron laughed yesterday
WI his sides ached Marguerite
Lucicr Is very capable support
Splssell Brothers a Co. com.
pany OF novelty aorohats. have
aomo good tumbllng foata and
much quiet but genuinely humur.
GUS Introductory comedy.
The motion pictures Of maneu
Nera In the Belgian army are first.
class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
YANKEE SHIP WINS
over BRITISH IN RACE

VICTORIA. n G. Oct f-The
British sirmaated barkrutine Nv.
-rcit q GriEEs o. Victoria was
wurated In the long race from here
70 DelnEoa Hay BY tho American
ship Abner Cuburu. which passed
Tatooah four days after the BIG
barkenilne Both vessels reached
Dclagoa hay on Friday
The Coburn completed the pass
age In i22 days. arriving at the
South African port the same day az
The GFiaEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
GOV. BRADY HAS
NARROW ESCAPE

BOISE. Ida. Oct 4,--"There was
nothing but space 10 jump into. but
took the chance" said Gov James
brady today In recountnR the story
Of bis narrow escape from death In
the mountains Sunday. when his
sixpaaaengcr Thomas Hkidded over
a 100 foot cliff before the governor
could escape The news Of the &C.
cideut did not become known until
Bradys return TO Boise late yeater-
daV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
BAKER CITY GETS
COMMISSION PLAN

much success Ia Doa MoineH and
other Eastern and Western cities.
Under the new system the affairs
OF the city viii be In the hands Of
committee OF three. ths mayor
ana Two commissioners the mayor
receiving $4,000 a year and the two
commissioners $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
AWAY WITH PIMPLES
Poslan Makes Quick Work Of Erup
ITEMS and Al Surface Skin
Troubies

~ taking a small part OF the skin
affected with pimplcs. rash. hlotch.
-. etc or which IL unduly IN.
Tanned itching OF chatting. aud ap.
plying thereto only a small quantity
uf poalam. an Immediate demonnira.
ton may be had OF the remarkable
properties % this new healing
agent and enough poslam for the
purpose viii be mailed free Of
charge. upon request. BY the Emer
gcucY Laboratories. % West TWEEN.
tyfiith street. New York City.
spoia 50 treated are cleared and
healed IN "a hours.
Foslam puts stop 20 itching as
aooD ~ applied. aud It's readiness
In healing these small surfaces 81
but an indication 81 ltn rapid action
In the cure ~ all ccxemAs. acne.
herpes. letter piles. bhrber'a and
all other forms Of itch. soaiy scalp
ia short. every surface skin afiee,
tion
Powlam ~ sold IN two small sizes
trial. 50 cents. regular Jars. 81 By
all druggists. particularly Quaker
Dyug Co. and Owl DRUG Co.
Dance az DfeEmiand tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04

This ls quoted from a letter OF NJ.
stookwoll. Hannibal Mo: II re-
Gently used Foley's Honey and Tar
for the first time To say / am
pleased does not half express my
feelings. II beats an the remedies
I over used. contracted bad
cold and was threatened with pnou-
monia. The first doses gave great
relief and one bottle completely
cured me-" Contains no opiates.
Bartell Drug Stores. Quaker
Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
CLEANUP WAVE
HITS FRISCO

BAN FRANCISCO, oct. 4.--stops
10 make San Francisco "spotlcaa
town" we're begun today with the
succession OF Capt John r. Sey.
mour TO the office Of chief OF po-
lice Seymour arrived NJ police
headquarters early today. and at
once set about his housccloanlng.
He issued orders 10 stop all dane
Ing IN cafes OF the tonderloin, and
that all yioIators Of any law, no
matter how obsolete be- brought IN,
and a sweeping order that all the
laws must be- obeyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
~. Allen and James
n'Neill Please Many Sc
.,,le Friends - Other
All, Of the Week.

A,,en and a MAGNIFICENT
W. av opened al the Moore last
play which Is dooidcdly
y. .s,h such an absolute riot OF
~ s0 = ihe Lieblers have pro
~ 49,, y. an some telepathlc prin,
1-s,sh John Mason could
~ 49, explain. all Of our
49,, plAywrlghts are indus,
rN.,s Al work turning out hard
4 .,a,,es. one blg star after an
- - come along here with a
n sears and With nary a
please. gentlemen. once In
N. 4 least. DRAMATIC q good
VI. Instead OF kccping both eyes
leep one on the box office
American audiences many
arr still elementary
cldfashioned enough, to
- selnK the hero and heroine,
~ selr firsl. second and third
~ .selAtlons. get together In
= "a net IN death The stage
sy among leading men and
1 heeomlng lrightiul Play
.s,, sAoald not be 50 vindictive
,srsnxefal toward the actors
4, ruslae them their living
ssrisss ard Depressing.
"a. wAl,e sister, q play 81
-. nfe in Rome. seems rather
- Aeea framed with the idea
.msAassslng certain religious
s.,se.loss than Of fashionlng a
~ raleA woald contain appeal
ssilmanss It Is therefore con
1''.s.Ix serious. With an ending
~ ( As consistently depressing
go sAe many uncongenial ele.
~ss.s 4 tAe play, however. every
= d tAsf hig audience last even
= AS rlaA Be vas there There
: snss whsu Il pays 20 so TO
= Asa.re 10 study the acting.
- lAs acting alone makes Il
- tAsa worth while. and tails ~
~ those tines.
~ sumpany IS as near an all
4, ,zxrexagion IS this Coast Is
~ AZ d see- Three Of Us mem.
~ ssre icrmerly headed their
q. nzpaales here Every Gle.
~.ss 4 a,nost siawisss acting and
,Inss sefiexs stage direction was
! Hsasnsa
Tsah Mss Aliens first appear.
s,,s hsss ssncs she played
~Tx,aA MAJ al the Grand three
vars ~ Hslege that she starred
hs.s /. u snAssutly satisfactory
ns'oaan4 IA D. Palace Of the
Klax. i tss 30 was one of the
hman HszzF<ale. Joseph Jegfer.
an Leas lmss and Viola Allen.
iszi pisfAf The Rivals" here.
b FER Fifth Visit.
hsrrl Miss Allen came here
\ Tmsrs Hall with the Madison
ssGT TAeatre Company Ia
Esns7da Her fifth local visit
Nsafs finds a very large circle
tsunk playgoers who great,
kH Aer splendid art and who
3 saesrely attracted BY her Low
IL wnonaliy Miss Allen made
~ nafh. all that could be made
500 tile role OF her present
IRA
~ graceful and accomplished
wsaa u romantic drama. James
txA2 70 osten seen here as Ed
saa nanteS. plays the role Of a
rslA;s most superhly Minna
CO starred here In 1882. 10 com.
Eu WITH the late Crestou Clarke.
4 "zsm.o and Juliet" She lE a
'aaftzl woman. beautifully gown.
I nd the hateful countess In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04

BAKER CITY. or. oct T.. Re.
turns today from yesterdays city
election Indicated that Baker City
adopted the commission form OF
government by two Co one vote
This Is the first city IN Oregon TO
adopt this system, which has had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
JUST 367 CHINESE PAY
$500 AND ENTER CANADA

years ago 10 $500. There were 3G7
newcomers from China landed at
Victoria during the month OF Sep.
tembor, and they paid tis3.50O in
head taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
III coMMANnnR coMlno.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct A.
Rear Admiral T. u. Barry has been
named a. communicated OF
INC Pacific fleet with headquarters
ne San Frnnriarn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
THIS JOCKEY At 6s
sPRN AS AT

DAYTON Oct. q Although /,
he IL 65 years old. Zach Mun. !
den has not yet abandoned his /.
old time vocation Of Jockey. I
A. the fair bore yesterday he ,
! donned regulation Earb. and ,
! mounted on n fast runner.
} went into a halfmile dash. ,
; although he Only fiulshed I
! fourth. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04

VICTORIA. H. e.. Oct The IN.
lux 81 Chinese last month exceed.
cd that during any previous month
since the head tax was raised some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
GREAT INTEREST SHOWN
IN EILERS WORD CONTEST
Hundreds of Contestants Already Entered for Mag
nifcent Prizes and Lists Arriving Daily
From Every Section of the State. :

Superb Kreli AutoGand Player Piano Go Contestant
Sending in Largest List of Correct Words Made From
the Letters Found in the Two Words "Eilers Pianos"
Contest Closes October 18th. Begin Your List Today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04

The biggest fniroat and most In
tereatlng contest ever promoted IN
the Northwest hiss just been
launched by the EIera Mueic House.
huceesaorE 10 -. q. Johnston Co,
due notice Of which appeared In
Mondays issue Of this paper.
Among tie prizes % be awarded 20
the winning contestants iH a superb
81 900 krell Auto-grnnd Player Pr
ano This is Without doubt ths
most perfect Player Piano being
made today 1t is absolutely fault
Tess In technique ana musical OK
preston, and n the only player
plane that actually repfoduces the
real human touch"
This Will Ro 70 the contestant
sending In the largest list of correct
words. using for the purpose only
the letters found In the two words
kiicfs Pianos" Certain Fsatric-
lions are made, however, ne 20 just
what words may be used. and these
are SGT forth Ia detail IN the inafruc-
lions given below read them care
fultV before starting your list. and
lf there are any points which are
not quite clear We VIII chcerfuliy
answer them upon request
The Second Prize. a magnificent
kimbail Baby Grand Piano. valued
AZ 1850, Will be given 20 the contest
ant sending Ia tie next largest list,
aud - on. the Third Prize being a
$500 Art style" EilorH Upright pl-
Ring and a Plano Purchasing Ger
ufieate for 1850, Urn Prize. a t7b
solid Gold Watch and a gIh0 Plano
Purchasing Certificate. Sixth Prize.
a 90 Sewing Machine and a Plano
Pure haaiuR Certificate for tf2s, Sew
rnih Prize, $50 solid Gold Watch and
ti25 Plano Purchasing Check
Eighth Prize. a IsJ EMPRESS NAL
leahlc Range. together with a Piano
Purchasing Check for tiOe. and then.
ln order 81 merit. ~ Purchasing
.h.eks, ranging In value from 80
OPEN TO EVERYONE
The fairness Of this contest will
appeal 20 every one. There e. POSI-
lively no catch about Il. Simply
make - many words as you can
from The letters found ia the two
words. "Eiicrn Pianos" and submit
your list any time before the close
% the contest on October 18TH. The
contest u open 20 every one Except
Ing employees of the Eliers Music
House and members 81 their fami-
linHB. The ilsta win be submitted 10
three Judges. who are absolutely
diHintereHted in every way. and the
awards will be made strictly upon
the merits OF the replies received
There are but two weeks left before
~. NeWlf.t tl"htht ana " you have
not already started your list. ID viii
hH wcll 10 DO no AZ once
READ iNsTHI CrIOSs CAREFULLY
Hefe are the inHtructiouH---read
them carefully before starting your
iiats
FInsT--The authority 70 be used
is Nehefer's International Dictiou-
AIRY, and no word not found Ia this
dictionary viii be counted.
hEGDNn@No names OF persons or
plurais are 10 be used
THlkb--ln any one word do not
use letter more times than % APP
pears IN the two words. "Eiiern
r4anoH~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
Piles Quickly
Cured AT Home
instant Relief. Permanent Cure
Trial Package Mailed Free 90
All In Plain Wrapper.

Many cases OF piles have been
cured b. trial package % Pyramid
Pile Cure without further treat.
mont. When Il proves It's value
10 you. Get more from your drug
glat ~ 80 cents box. and be sure
you get ahat you ask for Simply
fill out free coupon below and mail
today Save yourself from the sur.
geoua knife and its torture. the
doctor and bis bills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04


u IL very good bill. an excep
tionally good bill. OF vaudeville at
the orpheum this week. IL Is a
laughing show
Mr., and Mrs. Franklin Colby are
the openers They repeat their
former black art entertainment aud
have some good musical novelties
Arthur Bowen. though lacking
stage presence and appearing in
street clothes which dotract from
ais effectiveness. has good bass
voice with which he accompanies
his making ~ few cartoons Hls
act Is satisfactory.
William Flemen puts on a 90.
minute comedy sketch by Victor
Smalley entitled Back to Boston
Fiswen Is excellent Tn a Kid Burns
role His support Ia very indilfer.
eut The sketch Is merely n re.
Yrmplng Of the old mistaken iden
tity plot which. along with domea.
tic quarrtls. has served so long
that vaudeville audiences are tired
OF H. II Is the poorest sketch Mr.
Smailey has yet sent to the Coast.
Augusta Close again proved n dc.
lightfully clever and dainty singing
coincidence Her songs we're weil
given and well received. and her
pianolcgue of llmericks vas heartily
appreciated
Many Laughs There.
Leona Thurber and Harry MAdl.
son have an act that Is very new
and very iaughy The act runs to
limitations. and their burleaque Of
well known vaudeville offerings Il
one OF the best OF late entertain
ments al the Orpheum. Madison
Z can do more difficult things well
than most other men In tho bust
ness
Topping the comedy end Of the
/ bill. however. Is Willard Sims, who
should by no means be regarded AZ
stranger here. In 1899 no sup
ported James ". Walllek In The
Bandit King AZ the old opera
house. Ten years later he enter.
tanned crowds az the old Third Ave
nue. In "Pleklngs From Puck" be-
ing featured as FlindeTa. the same
character he IL now presenting IN
vaudeville Slmms IL ttlnriously
funny. and he has sketch that Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
Company Better Than Play
at Moore-Orpheum Is Good

"You can toll
my friends In So
attic Il seems
mighty good 20
be back In this
town l like lt
here" James
OMEN. at the
Moore this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
CUT SCHOOL TAXES.

School taxes will be one.hali
mill less than last year The levy
for 1911 was fixed last night by
the school board NJ So mills -Four
mills viii go 10 the general school
fund. while the other half mill viii
pay an inatallment upon n $4,000
serial bond issue and interest upon
the total indebtedness Of $4,000, 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04

The department Of agriculture
is attempting 70 organize private
owners Of timber land 70 fight
forest ffren
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
MAY CALL bRODERICk
IN LORIMER PROBE

CHICAGO. Oct 4--The senator.
tai investigating committee probing
the election OF VIM LorimCr 10 the
United States senate. Is undecided
today whether 10 order state sena
tor Frederick 10 testify before
them. Frederick Is awaiting trial
at Springfield. charged with having
offered 10 Senator Holtalaw for his
vote for Senator Lorimer.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-19
Building Permits

Following are the building per
mits issued since the first of the
month, making total so far this
year OF $1,000 more than was taken
out during all of last year:
No. Io3-To w. Il. Pope to
erect a dwelling on Mohawk street
between Willamette boulevard and
Jersey street; cost 500.
No. Io4-To r. B. Rice to erect
a dwelling OH Allegheny street be-
tween Swift and Hendricks; cost
$500.
No. Ios-To L. N. Deveraux to
erect dwelling OH Stafford between
Polk and Buchanan streets; cost
$2oo.
No. ro6-To M. i. Rodwell to
erect dwelling OH Oregonian avenue
between Myers and Olympia streets;
cost 81 500.
No. io7-To A. II. Massey to
alter and repair dwelling on Char
lesion between Edison and Decatur;
cost sioo.
No. IoS-To Bickford s. Ten
nant to erect dwelling on Stafford
between Polk and Buchanan for X.
Alsberge cost $500.
No. Ioo-To ]. w. Campbell TO
erect dwelling on Swenson between
Myers and Cruikshank for J. p.
Rasmussen; cost 5000.
No. IIo-To {. o. Churchill to
erect dwelling on Fox street be.
tween oswego and Charleston; cost
$1,000.
No. itI-To Martin Evenson to
erect dwelling on Fillmore between
Weyerhaeuser and Maple street;
cost $1,000.
No. INTO Chas. G. Wood
house to erect a store and Office
building on Philadelphia between
Jersey aud Ivanhoe; cost $4,000.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-08-19

Dear Cousin Hans:
You Remember ! vas promo
toned once TO der shoe department Of
der Muck Mercantile Co., for hero.
ishness or something's like der Carne'
gle medalsl Veil. | haf anoder pro-
motionings already. You see, we
sell our shoes so cheap und they are
so good that oil der peoples they
find him oud pretty quick und Il
keeps us jumping worser as a hop
pergrass. Veil, one day a pretty
fraulein canned trillipping in yust
as bright und schveet as der dog
fennel after a summer rains. und
mine heart yust yumped my mouth
oud pretty nigh, but shut him up
quick und swallow a couple Of times
already und waited onder fraulein
butI vas considerably fiustrationed
und | put her right foot in der
wrong shoe und her foot vot vas
left ia der oder und she veared dem
that way und II made her vat you
call "pigeons-toed," und she canned
back 10 Mr.. Muck und made a big
holler und saidt: "Yust look vat
your liddle Yerman clerk did init
my fleets" Und Mr.. Muck vas very
sorry und said he would haf to dis
ciplination me und pretty quick pro-
motioued me to der grocery depart
ment to sell aigs cause der wasn't
any rights und lefts. Veil, dot vas
all right. We haf a splendid line Of
all kinds of groceries, coffees. teas.
cereals, spices und grocers' sundries
und they are strictly fresh und sold
at the lowest possible prices. Come
und see me with the