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nasa and aifis 81 distribute samples
pay aue pes DOZEN. baaidsa EifinE Fau
a valuable premium fef ntuff two hHH~N
soid t.aer fef Maynard av hfatua
wanted -nifi Tor general houseNofh
dntaA 10Th aV n W
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HELP wANrHp-FHmALg

WANTED Several young women With o.
without experience az telephone opel
atafa Apply lafn 18th Az 90 ila,
Third aV The Pacific Telephone a
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
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VIII sacrifice large iot au ~ .isaf
boulevard 10 uinutrs tg rfOuref Place.
near SPOKANE HF and city pHfa WIN b
" 100. Riii seil ZOE 1000 go eash and
$50 per month
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%~~~~~~~e00eO ee~s~~4o4NeN~0~~~
AGENTS WANTED TO aid NE supply
the demand tor choice nursery stock
outfit free. cash weekly Address GA Pf-
TAI CITY NURSERY COMPANY. Salem
oregon
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ruTTE HWOWTu A. son rrufeHHinual
Directors ana licensed EmhaimerH 1891
tst OPP Moore theatre Both phones ate.
Bonner #afa1n Co. runefai Directors
Thlfd Nv and University Both phones "a
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FuRNlsAEp MONUMENTAL.

~,~N-~~-~~s~y~~s~~~-@ ~-~~e~~-~-~-~y-~~~4
GRAND VIEW AFAHFM EHrG COZ
EHsfiake. strictly madrrn completely
furnished q .. 4.fu9m auitsas special
summer rates. walking distance D. t2ts
fmH IHta
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FARMS AND AcRgAoE-tcon,e.,

FAsMs AND AcEEhoE-tcen,e.l
A CHEAP uuAEHirE
fg1s
one - she nio~sf View lots north o.
Green Lake hish. drg sod slFhfir soga
tiiie &c. abstract Terms $3.50 cash.
OH iiANsos a co.
ThHd Fioaf NrH York Block
30 acres ncar Lake Cheian. srtnn acres Ia
treaf ola orchard. subirflEafed. hata
fafnlfsfa HHa fusis 81 Ntfs eefhanKe
faf roamluz hause. Krocery store ~
restaurant Toe isnd sil fene,1 ems
wired ifn0 and tieaf 81 Remembrance
ptNoN 4 go.
ffe Marion ~
HrtrtAL Won rltiR wEEW Ten acres.
en- 4Hfr. auaH soil. partially Improved
ieon l.nse bern. come frali trees
HfifthF iIs aurr ~ geai nafAris tsr
fafs % Seattle 80 ihasi suat faf ffuil
aad psuiifl fshrh rgs Ger rsets monef
taheH thia aerh $500 aI4 buy "a
HonEHr MALrnY
ioig ALASKA uandinR
Yer eaieTen arrcs ~ Fesd tand on
Whifhs fniama Easfd atam ~ straits afsd
Neund $40 innaHhnrrGes Boz w4ne cnnai.
tian. ss cherries = trsfs oid 20 prgncs
ifHtH hlAEH over half conc athaai aud
shurrt dasr lesi go sipa Z som.
mise fbla ehsHrv f'fiee t8Ea9 cash
before haHsfaher WIN sherman.
CpnHsHie Wash
Dos r OVERLOOK Tfiia
hafr hiH uaf ~ hnmHs rhiekrH
ranches anH FHFdvr tracts Nnm y 20 90
acres. Tor RatH UHHnu tfHen fn HUhnni
ghutsh ari dsgsl 81 fHe faneas white
Nitsf valley Take Tacoma tnfrrtif ban
~ Alsaua Aa# GOV urft Andersen
tte acres heai fAfmlnK isHt partially
tlsafss % per acre easS tHfnis Eat-s
liberty UfAE opposite p I'D
KAY MHAr
FGfE-AthE TRACTS
siAa rash hn8 ata paF mnnih boys onr af
uuF rNHiNH fiFFaaurr fFaefa aat uaaf tHH
lafefaL aan- ftrh. Jewel tnnds rasliF
flaafef
NoHEHr MAf.TWT.
la1a Alaska NuNfinR
ENahanEr Sc acres iffLnafcd frati
auf atfaifa lend. Ella mites fFam Ehushorr
ifahn faf aaaad team f4rm lnfaeH . aa
% itaH puuuds Hee N R Firehaat
e te ta fa 81 AnA fsH.kfre tfattn u
iand Jest eHst 10 Everett tmfefurhan
Ard COUNTRY rLTH faf sa8s b. W
" HEEn as White buiialnE Main
arat Gnd $50
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FuRnlsrEn houaRa

>~s~~~~~s-S-@~~@~s~---~e ~~~-ses~~~~e~s~@ee~g~s
Thr rsat Faa par On furnitHFe IN
furnished house II applied on Feefs paf-
FhaaH8 ~ raursaif aHd palf f9f ~ tbs
nHA af anaHth. MnniH saNn aNA h3e ypu 90
vwm 90 We rHtenA credit Won4ha nas
q pisu rurn &c cts rika q
TNfss.reafa furnished haess baih.
lish1 water ard phone. 90 pes maash
Phone Waaeah vt
Etrht-rhnu Furnished taase iafga 20
two tiarAs from car fft per mnnfh
ffti Mcclellan AZ Fhaua Ngffh ftsh
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HELP WANTED-MALg.

ff~ - " ~ - - WI - 80
Nf>e~@->-N>e@eNseN~@ s>-N~eees~@N~f,-H
WANTED Men nna wnueu % learn the
barber trada Complete raurse, 80
WAVES PAID voc Wills LEARN.
lAu Diplomas slysn Largest school
81 the west
NATIONAL BARBER coLLNuE
g Hasrinstnh - seattle Aaia stat
feur sheet metal wufkefs and faaf taf
aHd sfsvel rnefers stes FtFst az. fim
feu 90 more heusah eenina looms
ssjkius distance. ttsst week each
tsfs
wholesale ctathrrY hausr vanis packer
win some esperiente, AppiY i94 Fifei
~
Hafes tr thfs roiutan afs 1 cent Hafa
fen unfte ~ rruts shaa aai riosr
$40 hlus sefsg sampia suits. Iiats
rrarie roam 9pl. 3Hts fhtft
sMAMtuNu FLOOR co. d tfsi
MarAeapa fiasfs fipar suffavefs waited
Faur mes fpr AS pFppaHitlan. wytte
NaftheeHt ruwuHita go tas Hifsi hia2
second hard riHfhiHa haHabi aHf sold
ielt pfhs 81 Mar t1st led q ttts
An rfaf mayans Nee Msthaa reaea.
&TwA ing uanFtnH guarantees IN pfi
Ait" vale lessons pasH. evenings Trial
NV always ffse Fpaffh and tTns q
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pnN.r NJ IoNEsnME-
la PINE STUDIO.
1909 Third Ave

Everything In photography Spe-
cial prices this week on chill
drenE photos
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cHArTFL LOANS

~aeaooeesNgs@-~y~e<~S srseSae~ScsN~~ye~
ttyA - no WDhKfHu pEDFLE
DH REAL EhTATE FURNITURE ~.
AMOS LIVE STOCK OF ANY GOOD
hhcNUfTT Easy PAYMENT PLAN
LoWEHt PoH8fHLB HATEa NAH
osctn JeNaEw 4 co. fxc.
1lt Norhsrn Hank BLDG an ara pfks
LoaHs 90 forfeiture hafs~a ete VIII
lan tn1eh room ~ New York Bldg
FOB SALE - MfsCgGLAHEoUB
<~SeSecsr-seeeSs~~~~ao~ e~-~-N<z~~-~-~-~eN>-
- - WiLLfAMH 60 is NOT doing busi.
ness ~ 1000 Western Az TAKE any
tNhf aN south fHf g. 1874 FlfHf AZ
EnHfh. EHf on af Walker a. and look
We goods over There fs differences
W 1ut material that is easily detected
We CAN ana no alive Y0u the best
SASH DOOnB AND NOULDIH0s.
gLAHN. FAfhTf. FAHsffHEH
HyDFiag. nUibBiHG PAPER
.,, AND HARDWARE.
"t nAf~ our own factory lN NEATTLE.
NV snYbody ship anywhere .-at prices
s-sfoHs panel doors Tor painting. tlss
I. ffnaa panel doors Tor staining 81 30.
p taaiph style bungalow doors. d 90
t.hl doors, fith dhsigna % co 20 500 :
81 .hFe front windows 81 90 up
- y inside door frames as
~ plain WindnH frames 81 90
1tti Hihd1ws cheek rHll 7sc Up
BIND foh CATALOGUE no &C.
49, - %. WILLIAM 90.
n.l,sfs Hf ~ y huar Walker g.
s,eti Hshta heaifle. wash.
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ros msnt maisra. hsatei uto res
~ mssaasbis rsut ST. sih ~
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DR. JOHN DUNLAP

a." ,lslele diseases. genital urinary. rec
~ fhes cured without using knife a.
Eeonls,s Bank Rldg. second ana psta 0'1
Or FRANK BROOKs - ps--7----7T---
lheNiAat ism nervous and chronic a5s.
ny moderni4ed treatment IL rs.
mafhAhlf EutcesEful Arg,5. ~
rooms 216-587. third floor annex
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FoE RENT = MISCELLANEOUS.

~-~~s~~-~~>~4re~s~~-~~ s~-~-~~.~-@s~~4~.~-Ns
Fef Ntnfef.HFEr basement 9af FiFat
aV A4 Suitable far retail and Part for
storage. and restaurant OUTFIT Tor asts
Cali froni ~ ~ 3
Hest location in the riiB faf painter Or
alan writer Rent reasonable " usll
% Phone ind 1908 . AePhtan
Thr nuiiisrF Errhanae. latt Fifth. II.
fsrs unuHuaI advantages
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N@sa@e@~~rsHsss@ssseaf
Hnasa faf HEhg mznafa sfuftnk nita
paweF los fent ~ nsW g. Ehaet
taa i4et
1858 b tsFaisssa roaas rhaas q
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seSNNers~~N-~~~~~eN0@e 0C>~~~No-~N@y~-~.~
Used furniture taken ia trade Tor new
~ we pay cash o. in good condition
Nrofr- Rankin co
Grand Rapids Auctian storage 90
buys your Furniture. or nlii sell Ia 90
commission Aain 1855. T. tsif
Valdez Furn 1879 ist n 1sag. Ind ssfo
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TEE rslp tzy Ease ~ ratArrh. No
HsfE~ nEs fhronic. ar What ~taGe
4 D h. aaa Prove ENr1kHfN
NJ OWN ENrEN~E Thai
t2n ite tmF~s
nFeE aAiafrn Nas been sng heainFas
n Hsss aaa tertax this tirae ever ore
ASS e~erfs hasr rafa~ e. me frwsa All
w. ~ ssnl tar sfentm4#nt ans advice.
n nsssod - original : cure thH fis.
- f4s' curias the esase fnas ny
sasrtt treatment cures aNere at aiss
D. asn demonstrate fu BOA iH fust
SO aaFs tlme that snT methed 10
~ sere ant easupteta. hefanaa e ride
3 sls "a ~ ne petsFaaas zeruss Fnat
- tatarfh seed raef aaasf and al
- . eaee fe g q GsHss ana Re aifi
81 NJ thF tfratnprnt referred %. FIW
D. ~ e9aear bsisw
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~ fefHf'raf s@rr-~~TsNs1s~snrwee.
Two rooms. every hing Tor housak~ep-
~ ~ Almp, corner Belmont ard Pine
apartment o.
POLISH riaHas with Toner'S nargitne
~il not gum Asyer Toner. fif uai9n
hiEhesi cssh pald f9r furnifurs and
household s@fds hnin 7fff T. aftf
tFsk. chairs. showcases CHICAGO store
And offiea Furnsinra 90. i3fr ~ az
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FUNERAL nIRrc1oRa.

Fraa Information about divorce lac
s. Taylor. room 9. 1891 Third av
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FOR RENT


FLATS
eaas@ss~asTs~sH@-ererses
M KAT a WMEELEH rOt.MAN NLuC *
tnfurnahsd Flnts
~ Us aeaaf ruas. loser. if9a itaFs Hfa y
AZ walAfnE disi BAH. eIer
tttas--s rms unpsr tftt Elshth 4
W az ~ WaihinE 8tsf. mod piA4
sac rier ilEhts
~ ftteat fias HpHef fttis Wrs' M
iaks ~ aalhlns Diet. ~ hilie
W Haa
a lg 6a o smK. aprrr satN iHth 4
w Az riesa in Kas fanGf ana watef
hsafer. mod
M lfa aa.-s rms upHsy tgeH sist "
as geea faf sefsirr. bath. rlef
N uHhts EaA
80 SEA- rms upwer tfttM
vi uiiea fire aist. paved siferiF
nisf NEhts
W HfH 90 Ffns gppef tffHh $3.50 W
aH rsfa beth. Hiaa tiEhta sac
Sal H#a HWf tamrirfN FnN MNMN Llnf "
y MNH 4 NffKEtEN rniMRh ni'f y
IN eafr ssu. nsaftin home erTF HH-
sifahle5 inH Fsnf 90 eeld paftiFa. fan
convenient a8stfwefn Hats lHa tatts
Faaf room fnntefn faf eiess in ilale
la9f fNfnishei iit. unf@faieir1 ilt
rof msnt Mnasra. hsair3 nts resau
Nat reasonable rewf Hfr fAfh az
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~ ~ .. d |. m NJ 10

Nierha brick piers window siiia. lnwn
vases Peerless Brick Co. Inc. AeAs
Western as Phonc queen Anne tA-
Contracts and Moryssgss so9sstt
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FURNISHED ROOMS

o-~.~~~~~.~~~-~~~~
THE yifsiaua san esiis closets
tat krEinla r. hoi nnd ccla wster
sy t0s modern FUR. baths and phones
nlshsd fau 1utaidel rates from o. % 81
rooms. "vsFt thinE % pcs maek Walk.
nes steam heat iaE distances.
THE ANNEX zoos Eighth ~ usas
Weaiiate az new. clean. turn Fhsa.
staain. heated bedrooms tfor menl
Rates 81 ~ rer week. 1sr per nirhl
OLYMPIC APAnrMEfra New mauaav-
uiun' fIausekcepiaE Furnished single
.. en- suite sp' s..fr,nF ,nai1a
est eiase-in apartments IN city aeto
western av near ruhno Market
Dor Furnished rooms cheap. as
convenience. two blocks from D.. -
% tota t1ls 800 finh aN
Clean ruom 81 10 Ncok. waikiur Dis
tlneet phone. electric liEhis, BATH.
fst7
ffauacFcrpinF nnd sleeping rooms. ll.Ea
week aud 100 telfif Hctcuth az
Two Furnished ami unfurnlshrd r1dhia
nt 2fi7 Third nE
HosLYN HOTEL, ga3 Fifh N steam
heat hot water cI0scfs; low rates
Ratios 10 thln column are / cent a word
Ton words 10 cents uhon set close
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
-oe~eeN~-~.~0s~-o-0N-~~~~N~~~~NNNr<
Two NNN|NN fNNNtaNNN NHhHtNff NNNH
rooms nrnr lincoln high. modern. Phone
North 1854
Two furnished OF unfurnished house
Keeping rooms. price reasonable ii84
W 5Hth at. Fremont ballard ear
Faur housekeeping rooms completely
furnished. central on car line. queen
Anne $50.
Cieau. vel Furnished housekeeping nnd
sleeping rooms cnurcniaucra Furnished,
f200 up A28 Terry
Pleunnt housekeeping room. gns runee.
plano EuHt 30ts
Housekeeping suite AN modern COM
vcuieuceH e0f waldorf
single ana suites walking distance.
Eia bath. iighti ~ go up 1889 sixth as.
BOARD AND ROOM.
~e~eeo~~~~~,~0~~N~N
Excellent board and room FOR gontie.
men in refined home Of widow 1857
uroRdway = 2s7i.
LarEe heated room and board home
cooking 1874 ~. JeffsrHon 81 1863.
Deaifahlo people VIII nnd pirasan,
home with excellent board at 22t John Il
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


@ANTHD--AiaCELLAAEous
80 81 HENf Voun PROPERTY -
sui tass ears % q a. ihaush u vsrs
" w JACKSON
~ Asuefiean Back naNfing
Stain 1855 lHA tstt
hsehaiof aaats safnfaflaaie furaishst
raaia rnateHirni e esrp"f $40 fiss
wanted - sgy GESTURE 'sashias rrs'
20 aas from Eaisan &c ru~sfs R-tti.
#maH haess " ties whsufnlshnA f8afns
wtfh fnlH - mHHHt emtrAhNw. stats HF8re
ana iaratqh XIII Fta star
wantst 1850 - neaena hui pFsuatiY
frr three feafs faiHr e. f int sees
aser.e nrasfites "a Faeifig NaEih sesf.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
N-<-~@~e~-~rs-~<7s-, -~>r's7ss~
Psvsr ~ fsat II B.u - Iases
taa i4#t
lsaa ta tafa'sssd Foaus rhons
BUILDERS EXCHANGE.
ss~@s~eee@ae~seseess~s>f@
BUILDERS EXCHANGE
Come 90 Builders Exchange 80 see
FREE EXHIBIT Of building mn.
trnaln and building apeciAltisa
For reliable contractors for al
riaaHes Of work Desk room for
ren3 1871 slfth nv
HOUSES.
r,s~~-~~s~e>~~-~zr~-s>s-s@ sse.sNs~-~es~~~~~~<s<N
faam fiat $50 9Hth. ttH
tfmf n cottage t&Ht tgr3 tla
frfHwfu N#8se 1888 NHunF say lt1
uaH rs
W. Rect Fifs-Fsasn bsasa. ass -
fafH NNinnaF a. HaF earnas taf fina
tmg. tisfs n~f m#ath Fhams North
Nff.FnaHa fnnfaFn hausd faf sass bass
neet iaauarF. furases- Hsa fsnEs raens
Fee Hsus sf'astaKe. 3 raaais aha nAsn
tsnfAfY = ssaifs. p4Fsa 8tstffef rhens
los aapis tltg
49, screen haasa fum hasesFent. iHf
a4sfaH a. HsHs ffFa a. vs. Pleasant
failsr f'hans y A lHit
Wee tsFRaa hansf fne hingAe ffam
caf 81 fhoue cefaT ffr
Pleasant frsfsrasra outage BE- fsafpna
iia fhgnp softn sia
1hrre.Feens cottage 1880 peF rnanih
1874 Ninth ~ EheHs Npfth sef
Ses f-fessn houss. modern waia stat
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VIZ sEATTLu nrAl esrArs.

~~s~ecee~eee-e~~sN~~e~~~~
kiefcf West Seattle Real Estmfe
Excl. rNiNEtT ~ Downs nag fbs
aaconf as Main $3.50 Tad 1865
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sfa~fsesFafafsfeTsrsfsHe ~ ~ -
HIaarsuas nfrsFNasa. siftrtir naHF9 %.
HeHteHf basement fufMafr Cos fNhhtft,
fnnf HtH NFf tHnnfh e4uffF vi SEQ ~ ha&
ffssza Anref
Nn s4utf in ! iais ufaf Green t4aHe.
60 e&shhuAs Ger HnF bins nt fatHn Hf
as Flfsf rakfnant uH Hr7faGe $50 iAHs
affF NHF Whiu ttHf.
Wi ffaaa euai mine shares faf good
as pine
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spEcIAl norlcEa.

~~@.N~N~~s~~~-~-~-0 ~~s~~~sN@s~-0a~s~-~
To nay many friends and neiEhhors and
follow employees ~ the Noniiiri Nrntou a
Southern railway. i wish go express my
heartfelt thanks on behalf ~ myself and
iiftIs onfa for their Kind sympathy and
aaslatauca during the recent Illness ~
my beloved wife ana their mother, Geo.
VI Hubert f0tG asth az 81
NINE LOLA circles Thuruday even.
tnRs, readings daily DRESDEN. ii0l
Ffffh Main 1850
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Dance at Dreamiand souight
sss
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Apartments.

.~-~~-~e~~-~sze@@ses ~se~~s~ee~-~~~a~s~a~s~~~
Faf Hsnf--tt minutes unn Marrhe fetfF
and fiTrafuHH mltisFn apartments heat
ras range uas % laundry traFs Iu base
NEST az sc aud gaH per manfh as
~ t8fh Phone Naffn 81
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AGENTS WANTED.

f.shaiman Wilson. carpenters and
fobbara. window and door screens Hpo-
riaity Main ti70. Ind asa
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SITUATIONS wAnrro-FHMALE


N~s>~~~N~@Ns~~~~ee
Experienced dressmahef wants seWiuH
~ home, good ~. rharHus reasonable
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nNpcfiuneed wants sowing At home
gaaa flt. charges reasonable Oak iipi
k3psficueea teacher wouid like pupils
iH English. composition. etc XIII, ears
STAG
Aaris Bertrand. formerly % the nasY
Names Academy Nuuia lac piano pupiis
Hast ttt0
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@~a@~.~4~~.N-~s~s~s-e--e es~e~~-~-~~~s~e~-~~~7-~-
a. snMakNuu gMufEE 80 sores lauH
proved ffu4f aaFaan. hHasa fHfuiteFo.
; fiHs rHes ever Use tess wAtFf ifpnt
tBaass satna EAsI HAcNfFtrE fHf
saef zach SEA cfsrg 1aln tsai.
a. aHaH
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-09-23
GIVEN ANTE-NUP-
T|AL POINTERS
Popular Blooming dale Girl Is Given
Shower. Il Well Known Here.
Much Good Advice Given.

The Bloomiugda'e Leader givss the
following account OF a shower given fdr
Miss Luta Harrison of that village Miss
Harrison is a piece II ,lrs. VI l. Decker
OF his place and has many f'iands here:
"Fridl ny evening. September 9, large
company 81 "brides' aud 'eN "bride-
grooms," Ia response To the .uvltation Of
Mrs. A. Hodgman and MISS Gertrude
Hudson, gathered al the home oi the
former in honor of Miss Luta Harrison
The purpose of the party was to give
Miss Harrison some good ideas to be
used in the making OF her bridal cos
tune and, incidentally, to furnish her
with a splendid assortment of canned
fruit.
There was a great variety OF costu mes
from which she might get suggestions.
since two japanese brides were present
and the rest of the company were dressed
in gowns Of various styles-some having
very long wells and trails, some with
short wells and some with no wells or
! trails at all.
During the evening each person pres
ent was given chance TO advise Luta
how TO treat her husband to-be in order
that she might keep him good ratured,
hold his affections and thus save the
expense of getting a divorce. A wedding
march was played by Miss Hudsoo and
| the brde-elect was led to a decorated
char while those present sang that i'm
pressive sorg, "Here Comes the Bride,
after which a very dainty two-course
luncheon was served.
Miss Jennie Lane had written the his
tory Of Miss Lutas life, thus recalling
many humorous and tragic instances OF
! that young lady's career. Miss Lane also
| drew a vivid picture of her future life
which will be very bright and prosper.
Gus if the would be prophecies is at al
correct. When this paper had been read
Miss Luta was handed a large bow To
which was attached string. She fol
lowed this string "up stairs, down stairs
and in the ladies' chamber" but was
we'll rewarded for her efforts, as at the
end of her wedding journey" as she
called it), the canned fruit, which was
| intended TO help her in furnishing her
winters supply Of food was found
During the evening the guests were
favored with vocal selections by Miss
Grace Lane, which were greatly enjoyed
by ALL
Mr. Taylor took a flash light picture
of the group who were having so good a
time that no attention was paid to the
clock, and consequently it was rather
| late hour when the guests babe their
hostesses good night"
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How s This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of catarrh that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. j CHENEY 81 CO, Toled o, o
We, the undersigned, have known F..
j. Cheney for the last ID years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bus
mess transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by his
firm.
WALDING, KINNAN Il MARVIN,
Wholesale druggists, Toledo, o..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Testimo-
mails sent free Price 70 cents per DO tile.
Sold by all druggists. m
Halls family Pills for constipation.
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WANTED.
PIANO AND ORGAN LESSONS.

MRS. CLAIRE c HARRISON, TEACHER. FL
iNi ementary and advanced work. Studio p n.
Kalamazoo street, Paw Paw. 6u.
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DEATH OF LENA SOUIER.

Miss Lena Squier, sister OF Albert
Squier of this place. died at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. Murray DeGratf, in
Kalamazoo last Friday. aged 80 years.
The funeral was held from the home of
her brother on Monday, Rev. |. p. Bates
officiating Burial was in the Wildey
cemetery. Deceased was born in Wa
verify township and resided in this vcin-
ity for many years.
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IN THE wAVERLY CAMP.

The state lecturer 10 the Modern
Woodmen of America will meet with
Waverly Camp No. 3l7S Oh Friday, DC
tooer Z. 1910. Every member is urgently
requested to be present. Visitors will be
cordially welcomed. Refreshments will
be served
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X. M. CHASE is HOME.

Attorney r. NJ. Chase who has been
at the U. OF M. hospital for several
weeks, returned home the first OF the
week. The operation was entirely sue
cessful, and his many friends will be
glad to learn that in a short time be will
be restored to perfecr health.
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Do not Wait too Lons.

you have the appendicitis, phone or
or have the Paw Paw Drug Co. deliver
to you package of Horizons Appeal.
Form, a guarantee cure.
Yours very truly,
The APPEN- FORM CO.,
3lt4* A l. HORTON, Mgr.
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Card of Thanks.

We desire to thank the choir for the
music and our friends and neighbors for
their many tokens of sympathy during
our bereavement.
lIR AND MRS. A. r. SoUIER,
Mr.. AND Mrs. MURRAY DEGRAFF.
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EVENTS OF A LOCAL NATURE
Happenings of the Past Week in
Condensed Form for Our
Busy Readers.

Condensed Form for Our
Busy Readers.
4 w. @. Mosier was in Decatur. We'd
nesday.
Abe Robbins of Bangor was in town
Monday.
John Brittou Of Bangor was in town
Tuesday
Geo. Hale of Covert was in town
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Lett spent Sunday in
Kalamazoo
Carlos Cole of Battle Creek was home
over Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Lyle spent Tuesday last
in Kalamazoo.
Mrs A. U. Craven was in Kalamazoo
on Tuesday last.
Stanley Sackett of Gobleville was 10
town Wednesday.
Frank Stapletou of Decatur was in
Paw Paw, Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Dillon is visiting
friends in Kalamazoo.
Leland Gorton was in Dowagiac, Mon
day Oh piano business.
H. NJ. Olney of Hartford was in Paw
Paw on Wednesday last.
Mrs. D. A. Hinckley was in Kalama-
zoo the first of the week.
Mrs. Milton Coy has been on the sick
list for the past two weeks.
Elmer Empson OF Ohio was calling on
Paw Paw friends this week
Lewis Chapton aud wife of Grand
Rapids are visiting friends here.
Fred Giddings and family of Lawton
were calling on friends here Sunday
Mrs. Roy Britton and baby OF Jackson
Mich. is guest of her mother Mrs. Orr
WILDER Downing left Sunday TO resume
his studies at the NJ. A. c. at Lansing.
David Reid of Kalamazoo was shaking
hands with Paw Paw friends Thursday.
Miss Nell Tracy of Holland is the
guest of Miss Etoile Allen for few
days.
Miss Beth Richmond has returned
from a two weeks visit with friends IN
Chicago.
w. &. Flock sold the Smith place in
Gliddenburg to G. w. Spriggs of Day.
ton, Ohio.
w. G. Ackley is in Detroit this week
buying new goods for the fall and win
ter trade.
Mrs. Georgette Stearns is in Dowa-
giac for three weeks visit with rela-
tves and friends.
l.. B. Gorton sold three pianos 10 Do
wagiac last week and two in Benton
Haroor this week.
Postmaster b. +. Warner attended
the state postmasters association in Ksl
amazoo last week
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Miller and son Of
Detroit visited with j. NJ. Mcleod and
family over Sunday.
Glenn Shipman and wife of Kalama-
zoo called on Paw Paw relatives and
friends 90 Thursday.
Claude Ranney and family of Kalama-
zoo were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. .. E.
Corning over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dibble have moved
to their new home, the Loveland place
on North Brown street.
Mrs. Eco Hawley who has been very
i'll for several weeks, is much better and
on the road TO recovery.
Several from Paw Paw went to Kal-
amazoo last week to get glimpse of the
dare devil, Barney Oldheld
Royal Decker has returned to his col.
lege work in the law department of the
o. S. u. at Columbus, Ohio.
Margaret Soutbworth goes Saturday
for two weeks vacation to Battle
Creek, Marcelius and other points.
Clarence 0. Hawley left Monday for