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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-22

@ir tpeiien uniere 2ejer duf
Die an a1oerer Steqe erIheinenoe
Gn3eige bon grof. g. Mebenl9in BIN,
in Ser er 6ie bon ibm unb |einenl
8rnoer geleitete Serien Camp
5dule on3eigt. 9ieies 1erien-
ugamp" in berrli6er 8eqe1o
am l1fer hes Sees BET Marble Soas
gelegen, biloet einen mabrbolt ioeu.
len Serieno@ufentbolt fir sSSllugen.
Sic f0nnen bort ein poar Mol11te
IN frii6er FREEZER 2uft berbriltgen, az
lie @nnebmlidfeiten uno gortcile oes
Gomplebens genieBen, ibre MusfeIn
uno @erpen itarfen uno iid) cil1ttal
geborig austoben. 0obei Iteben iie
nnter Der Iufii6t bon eii1 poor er-
fobrenen Monnern, sic auipalien,
BOB oes @uten ni6t 5u pie( seIdiebt
uno bob oGes in elmer rihtieen
ipitemotii6en, %forbernoen g9eiie Dor
iid gebt. 8ir fonnen Sen Sentd
oes 2agers MIR empfeblen.
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SofaleS.

0i1friftrihter Comm

9iitriftri6ter Camp Dat Die
Surp, Dor meI6er Ser S6abenerlas-
pro5eB BON 90. $. Sdnnmarn ge-
gen S. 6. 2epis unb 6. s. Siarllcs
p%erbanoelt miro, ~porlaufie e%nilaiien
uno einen Ser @eidporenerg O. 90.
Gaaro, beiduloigt geiaet gu babell,
er tonne ben @llsgans oes &ro5ei-
ies 81 @aniten irgeno zines Ger BET
ben Harteien beeinfluiieiL nentl
@elo fir i'm babel 5u oeroiener
lei. @aarb beitritt Die gei6uloigul.g.
Cine 8erbanolung murbe aii
9ienitog na6mittae angeiett, @I-
larb eridien aber ni1t nnb Die Ga
DIE mnroe Big be1te morgen nerldo-
ben.
Soiepb So. S6ofielo bat Die
StraBenbobn @eieGidaft auf $50.
900 S1a6eneriat perflagt, neil fei-
ne Srau altf Ser NoIon StraBen-
2inie f1mer perlett tplrbe.
Gin Negerlnnge ranlens SIM
oerion Sun, Der tpeeen Siibnerbieb'
itabIs berbaftet lit, Bat eingeitanoer,
neun ginbriide beeaneen au babcrt.
9onnerftag nadmittae bon 4
Biz s ubr finoet Die groffnung Der
Jreien &linif an ser 2areoo StraSe
SEQ. 1919 1tatt.
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grnap.taeutnms 1Iebertrasausem.

Mu9. Qimbnrger an Gbgeippob 2)iltil,
ling GO, Grunoitiid in gIod 1 uuo 2;
$4,000.
g. 8. Storm an Srant Sernanoe5,
@runbftiid IN Der 9enberlioe I0Oition;
$780,.
Sole M. gamargo an Ile1 sSSurae
fbef, @runbftifd an Der Soirbaf,fs Nbe.
M~iffionfiel6, $500.
g. g. Sdumam nn6 Srau an q.
SO. 4artung, @run6ftid IN Der 2aipn&
bale Go6ition; $500.
@nrfieIb 3nmberee on S. i.
@rlmbles, @runbtiid an Der Gatpion
Ctr; $3.50.
g. $. 9fna II. Sra1i an @m. godrun
Mno Gralt, @run6ftiid au Der gonceps
ton Nbe.; $248.
Sbomas 6. 9bons an g. u. 8. Salff,
@runoftiid I'M gitb~8lud 1916;
$4,000.
George s. unb gmeIbn 8. Maenss
north an $. g. 5nisrnan, @runbrid
in Der garf @robe Mbbition; 81 u. ".
Geo. g.. un6 Gmelbn 6. mensiportb
an 6. S. 9a1isman, @runoltiid in ner
Yart @robe Sub6ibiiion; 81 II. u.
S. 8. 2btIe ,un6 2eiuis Sola1lo an
2oifis 1arni5h, @run6ffiid in Der MeTs
rife G66ition; $465.
Sofepbine $. Sroft an q. 8ibI,
grnnotiid an Der 9olorofa Strabe;
$4,000.
Sames Gnber5on an Srau Grantees
9ulInie. @run6ftiiG in Der Mitoerion
Sill M6oition; $500.
NbeIe Gtaade, Mbminiitrator, OIL NIs
freb Seauin, @rnnbfiid an Der Yro>
bdubt Ctr: 5000.
s. 6. un6 q. 6. Gtaade an GIfre6
Seniin. gruu6itiid an Der grobalbt
Ctr; $500.
s. IS. MobIf an 6. @altinf6oip,
201h Gder 2n1o; $1,000.
s.. g. @ennod nub Srdit an SSitliiis
Graemer. 10 Mder 2anb; $210S.
GnmneI @inter II. q. nn Trau s.
g. 9obertion, So 2z3 Gder 9aao;
9. g. 9igsins unb Srau an Chile B.
@oslin8. @rlnoftiid an Der RiHleioe
be-; $3.50.
s. s. gIaHen an Sba glaHen,
38f5.95 ader 2anb; $4,000.
@m. Meier nnb Srall an 8erar
gounfg, 103.08 Nder 2anb; $500.
Anguit Qimburger an E9teipoob
DiItiling Co., @rnnoitiid in Der Gigb<
lamb Bari abbitiou;; $4,000.
Nag. Q~imburger an S. 8. 5ertter,
@rllnoitiid m @bite's Subbiulfion; IS.
i. 81.
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bate 9ombad) geerbt. aber er 6odte
oaran, es~ietnem 8ruoer 81 berfalt=
fen, Ser Die 8eiitung in sic 8ioeifont-
miBgiiter aufnebmen wollte. Sarro
belaB gar fem Seimutsenlplinoe!l.
gr erflarte ou6 fur5peg, oaB er iid)
Sen oeuti6en 8erbaltniiien e%ntfreln=
bet fiible. @r mar gang @ngIiinoer
gemoroen, ipra6 it6 iiber Tnglallo
ielbit ober oo6 INNER IN iebr refer
pierter @eiie aus, mie oenn iber=
baupt aaes, mas er iagte, Sen Gin
onrd elmer gepiiien fiibl pornebmelr
9llriiGbaltuTe madte. S6lieBlth
Iprod) er au6 pom BEN nerelt, onber=
oroentli6 umfangrei6en &oblenla=
germ, bie auf @otterneegi6eni @ebie=
te gefunoen porer, uno i6lug Gillian
Dor, BET Ser @ridlieBung feline Sir
ma gu beteiligen.
tGortictmla iolat.)
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Qebrere@ eindl.

Sir Ole 9min @iiters 5dule
IN glonco Gountp miro Gin 2ebrer
geiudt. WnB 0euti6 ullo Cngliid,
unterridten fonnel1. 5oGte tninhe-
items Elm gertififot 5peiter 4lalie
baben. 9 Wonate Sbuic, gutter
2obn, quite freie 8obnung nit 3
@der Selo, 8oiture unb gutes @oi-
Ter ouf Dem 8laee. @egen Mdberes
penoe man iih an Die SruItpe5: Isl.
Sod, Mlbert Maneller ober IiGb IS.
&rneger, Smin Siiters, Seros.
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Sic reinr @nhrheit

Die reinc Wabrbeit. Mae &ronf.
beiten, tpel6e aus unreillenl glllt
ODER ourd einen berborbelien Ma.
gen entiteben, fonnen i6nea INF
griinoltd) our6 cen @ebralid bes
%beriibmten &rduter- Spr-
MIS- Ilpenfrduter, gebeili nerbelt
Gr miro nnr BON Spe5iol-Igenter
berfauft. I'm meitere Musfuttli
i6reibe man on Or. 8eter Sobrnei
& Cons 60, 1876 g. Sonne
@pe., gbicaao, SSn.
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Seiratsideime. - 1cbnrren.
bcsfalle.
eine.

Sob Neibert un6 Bella Sones.
Otto g. 8artels nno CLARA 2ouiie
@ertbeimer.
gurdaro &rous uno @ilbelmina
gebersoorf.
Glopo Setb Slider uno Matiloa
SuIia 2oeBberg.
Soc Sacob Mbam nn6 S6a @atbe-
rine Saegelin.
Sons @erner nno Marp Betn-
5ierI.
@eburten.
M. S. SelobIum uno 8ra1, eth
anabe; 6. 6. Srifdmutb ul,6 Jrau,
Elm Mdo6en.
Eooesf6IIe.
Srau Marp Sons, so Sabre;
5rou Settle 6. Salidter, 81 Sabre;
Mnna Sense, II Monate; &orI Seiu-
rid DueIm 70 Sabre; Sarab
Marfs. Is Mfonate; ghtpin Mpfe[,
20 Sabre; Mlbin MieIfe, 10 Wonate.
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Gfne .furdltbare @nnDe

bon eineln Meiier, einem 5dub, ei-
mem roitisen 9aeeI nin. m1t5 ioiort
nit 8udlen's Nrnica 9albe beba1-
BELT merben, I'm 8lutpergiftuns gu
perbiiten. @eltes Wittel fir 8rano-
munoen, &usidloe, ipro0e Sanoe,
Sdmorrboioen uim. 25c Del alien
0rudailten.
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2n ipat.

SD min Sbnen nal mas eraQb-
len, Srou Weper'n; aber unter Dem
Stegel Der itrengften 8erihipiegene
beit!"
vGtma oas bon Ser Miiuer'n?---
0as bat mir Die 5dul5'n idon er=
5ablt."
g9ie Sdul5'n?-9o fam mon
tpieoer NAL ieb'n: TO- ne &lotl6boIc="
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Gin Sanf6arer.

User NOR oenn Ser 9e,r, pen
Sic eben 10 DEFENDERS Understanding
griiBten2"
uSas lit ia ser @eri6tspou5ieGer
Meper, Der geitern oos &lopier ser
Bortei iiber uns gepfdnbet bat!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-22
9amfiaauma.

Iaen 9enen, meI6e uniern lie
ben 8ater, &arl 9nelm, 3ur lebtell
<be gelietet II. ieinen Sarg 10 ld)or1
NIT 8lumen gei6miidt, heipnoers
Den Mitglieoern oes oeutlden
Srauen-@ereins nnb Serrn 8altor
Sartmann, ipre6en mir unlern Der3-
Can't aus.
Die 6interbiie6cncn.
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Geiigniert.

Ct, gu ieiner @attin (oie ei1len
&onlan i6reibt): SEQ, Bit &u iu;-
nler nod nibt nit oieiem Monlun
fertig2"
Sic: g@Ieid, ser Selo lnnb llltr
nod iterben2"
Or: SEQ, tpenn Der tot ill., ndbit
gu mir Damn pieaeidt nlol einels
&1opf an2"
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8ei1,i Wrst

uSit ea ipobr, @err Doftcr, ooB
Sic Scr. Waion an ser 2eber be-
banoelten5 uno er an einem Wagcl..
leioen %geItorben iit?"
vrtniinn! @enn i6 einen 9atien-
ten on Der 2eber bebanble, 10 itirbi
er audi baran = perltanoen?"
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gum ,peiken H6B't.

@artentpirtidoft uno &eitaura.
ton. 8or8iiglide Slide, aiisgeeid,
rtete @etrdnfe. Mufmerflame 8eoie-
r1ung. @arme uno falte Speiien 81
ieoer gages5eit.
Bbilipp 0eifler. gisentImer.
Wiiiion Coop, 11abe 8ere's Mnble.
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Der ~le6embiae Gnael

Monn: uSit oas Srdulcin geil-
man nid)t ein pabrer @ngelg"
Srau: uS6oner @ngel oasl-@e-
malt lit Tie i'm 9on8en @elidt."
Wonn: Sea, bait 0u oeltn iemols
einen @ngel geieben, ser nidt gemolt
mar?4
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0ns Sprns Mnnhpr

BELT oGe Nieren, gIaTen unh r6eu-
motiide 2eioen; BET allen Srl,getIier
ooer 2 monatlide 8~ebanbIung per
Boit fir 81. Or. 6. IS. SaIl. 299C
Slipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, 500. Sdre,bt
fir 3euani1ie.
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Sc 1T Seilfraft in ieoem srupfen.

9os lit Der @runo, iporum 10 bic
le 2eute unbeoingtes 8ertrauer
baben gu Or. &i6ter's u8ain '@rpet.
Ter" BEL Hbeumatisnmls, @rfultuilg,
8errenfungen, 8erltauhuneelt,
9ruiti6mer5en, Snfluen5a uir,; er
lit in alien oenti6en Gpotbefen gu
% uno 80 Cts. Die Slaide 81 baben
ben uno an Der @nfer Sdremorfe
erfenntli6.
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2ehrcr.@ eind.

Cine 2ebrerin, peIfe 0eutld un6
gnglii6 itnterridten fann miro fir
Die Gogers Stand Sdule eeludt.
S6ultermin s Monate. MGberes BEL
Semry %. Sboene,
st. 81. @o. 2, @or 40, 2odhart. Ser.
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Son Soufon aus miro eirc ben
@m. @. grendmarl1, @m. bolt &o-
ienberg, 6. 81. @oetb uno all0ern be-
fannten Deutiden bes Staates unter-
aeidnete @6reiie in l1mIauf gefett,
in melder 6ie Deutid-g eraner auige=
foroert meroen, fir golquitt gu
ftimrnpn
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Gin Sre1tIpser

sd babe mir einen grGatlgaln
aus Dem @oiier gebolt!~ yl1rlo
aus 0anf bot er Sic eebelratet g..
uSeioer netn = Dor Ser Srouung iii
er mieoer 'neingeiprungen!"
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Die srofe Sbee eimer 5ram

lit, ii6 an8iebeno gu MAIDEN. aber
nenn iie franf lift, Damn lift Oas
idner. aranfbeit bepirft fGledtes
Musieben. @ber gleftric 8itters
giebt ben Srauen @eiunbbeit uno
Sfonbeit 5uriid. gs reguliert Wtae
gen, Seber nno Nieren, reinigt oas
8Iut, .giebt itarfe Nerpem flare Stu.
.s ft,,o cine feiae Saut. @eriudt es.
sS allen Grusstften,
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a~erienIdjule Camp

6ertenfdJttle tNatnp) Welfld)
engIiide Mfooemie, unter 2eitlng
Der @ebriioer Mesentbin, am Gee in
Marble Sails. Dripotuaterriht,
Ghtpimmen, Muoerr, 9eeeln. 8ole-
.Qorb. JuB-9aG nod rteueiten Ste.
eeln. auitin @caoemp, Baml Netea-
ftsu. Tireftor.
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0enidemfremnolid.

Mieter gum Bortier): Ia licst
elm getrunfener Dor Der Cir; menn
Sic iih feiner niht anne)mer,
mirb er erfrieren."
sd Bob idon 5peinaal 9e-
er lit nod marm."
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-Gines ser idoniten 3eid)en nab
rer Sreuaoidaft lit es, BOB mir DEM
6reunbe eegeniiber iosar uuiere Sch
Ter oblegen.
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seaat bot Die Defi8itbia
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q northumberland.

Stieren Gnbaii, Gbams St.
Bohnba,is, Sing 8iaiam
ssObnbaas, soos Ctr.
oosubals, ener
ofsgoms
s5a.ts,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-11
STOLEN KISSES
COST MAN $3.50
IN so. DAKOTA

TYNDAI4L. $. n. Nov. it.-Pur
lolned kisses are costly In this part
of the state. as a young man named
Edward Burnt discovered 90 his sor.
row. While at Avon he attempted
60 kiss one Of the bellies OF the
town against her Wishes, aud Ia the
attempt used The girl rather rough.
~. A warrant was sworn out for
his arrest.
In the meantime he had left
Avon. but was located and arrested
at Trip aud brought back to bon
Homme country by tho sheriff
The defendant was taken before
Justice Wood of Tyndall who. after
hearing the evidence In the case
assessed the too ardent young man
fine and costs amounting 90 $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-11
GIRL, VICTIM OF ACID
THROWER, SECRET BRIDE

JOSE f--Aiias Ruth Wilson. the beau
fu San high school g IN whose face Van Camp
Redfern, disappointed admiref. alleged have thrown
vo last April secretly married IN this city late Saturday
afternoon Theodore NJ Levy stanford student and the
OF Martin H. Levy, OF San Francisco.
The ceremony performed BY Police Judge Thomas H.
DOughory, and the Witnessed the marriage Karl H.
Levy brother Of the bridegroom and j. 49, Leaman, Jr
Stanford student The party drove San jose ia auOmo
bile and secured license from County Clerk Pfeeter
Mrs Levy the daughter Of j. A. wilson grand deputy Of
the National Union Of the District Of California Up % few
months she n student ia the Lowell high school
Her disappointed admlfer Camp Hedern whom wide
police search made. hid behind fence the girls
home and equred OF through hole into the girls
face
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Retail Prices at
Public Markets

Yakima nuFbank potatoes viii be ~
fofnd at tl.in &c I'll 90 sack delivered
o. ~ pounua fos gb cents. AZ SATURDAY
leader pniuns vii he quoted - fils
60 e. sack. delivered. ana apples ~
MANY varieties a. 81 a hos ana an a..
fverrd iiits flour az 30 cents a iiutind
and golden dates ~ pounds Tor 10
cents VIII be- GA the liHf bulletins hio
posted &C the main entrances g. the
market kiviua Tie locations - STAINS
nakinE special offerings each dag.
hed cheek flppiHH ana heiisfieufH
Motatosh Huds, areeninaH aud other ap'
pies VIII be among the hos quota
lions ufimea Golden. Rome heautlnH
aud Npitscnbafas at $3.50 a bux viii tns
teftat many other purchasers Onions
at ) pounds FOR rs cents. retaY grapes
~ 10 ceniH basket. Concord Shapes ~
30 cents basket, new pfunea 81 ~
cents n pound. new nuts At 20 fenih
pound sweet potatoes AZ pounds fni
20 cents rfsuheffiea at quarts Tor SO
cents. peanuts gentH u pound. bananas,
30 90 90 reufs a doEeni hurklshHffisn.
Z pounds fnf Is cents, new WNHHfH, AN
cents a pnund. oranges. 70 90 60 uentH
= dotrn. will he among the fruit and
vegetable pficna fof Saturday
Extracted hunsY ~ 20 cents q pint 80
90 renta Is quartz Ohio maple syrup 81
10 cents rint Or Sc cents a quart ear.
rant Jelly. 10 cents Hiass. bread.
leaves ea cents eitfon. 30 cents q pound
ienen and oranEe peel 10 cents nonnd
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SUPPER FOR IS
COSTS $1,000

CHICAGO. Nov. it.-Claronce II.
Mackay gave a supper 60 rs guests
early this morning that cost a uifle
OF ST GOO.
The floral decorations alone cost
$500. and each OF the women pres
ent was given a bunch Of American
Beauty roses with stems five feet
ions and an embossed copy OF the
opening opera programme as a
souvenir. Each of the five walters
who served the guests received a
SIS tip.
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viii b. GA the ilaf
Aen ~ mutton az 10 cents d pound
mutton rhaps 40 crnts poHudi veal
fuahi les cents pound prime 30
roast ht Nc cents n pound wifi bF good
good quotations
Washington creamery butter 10 atiii 40
cents pound ana good Eastern butter
,"nts % J pounds for az eggs are
90 % 90 GENTS a duaen
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when there was an alarm OF fire.
and twice TO inquire about some
belated mail.
She says she doesn't care TO 60
ont. but aho has an extensive
wardrobe. number OF stylish
hats. and loves Co pose before her
mirror with her finery.
Unless something unexpected
happens she viii stretch her rec
ord TO seven years, for she dozen {
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-11

Many auad speelais M Tisb ana Naat
may be had az the Wrafiake today and
tomorrow.
Meats boiling beef, 81 ~. veal roast,
1870 NJ picnic hams 100 ~ bacon. SOC
~ fresh hamburger. Zoo NJ fresh porh
Hahsate b. ~ beef stew. &c ~ corn
beef, ~ ~ sirloin steak igMf ~
hish italihut, Z Ne gae. smeia 4 ma
.eti nNleg fhH 1tes fN1 snapper M
10 olympia oysters aer pint
salmon trout afhs 900. 4 lafaa hartinr.
sbgi large mathetei ESQ
Nntisf sflaFsF blossom butter. zoe n
lowe huttef abe n WashinsiaH cream
cry butter. see NJ Bs 5Ee Tres
strictly ffesh. sBt don 81 ii cheese
zoe nj Tillhmauk cheese. zoe 10 aef.
man breakfast cheese, O. sAehI cream
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-11


az homo OF the
" Grid s h e
hasn't been out
Of the Foagate
h otel here.
" h ere sh q
" ks as q
maid, for six
years.
Only thro q
times has she
been below the
second floor os
the hotel, once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-11
Z 4 4 4 = = Z Z 4
/ FEVER LEAVES MAN
WITH FIERY LOCKS.

4 LAKE CITY. la. Nov. II.
4 Since his recovery from an at
4 tack Of typhoid fever Calvin
= Linton. Is years old. Is flaunt'
y Ing a crop Of vivid red hair
4 where once raven locks adorn-
4 ed his head Linton recovered
\ from long siege Of typhoid,
\ IN which he was close TO death
\ for a time. soon his hair re.
\ markahly black. began 20 show
4 tinEes Of red
4 Now Il Is scarlet, and seems
= to assume more vivid hue
= each day
= 4 4 4 ~ 4 Z 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-11

MIS- Sc s. 6 0 F T
X oil. l. + ID = X | M
HATS, S3.75-In Ok
ford gray color, trimmed
with fancy scarf.
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expect TO SO out OF the house until
she goes back 20 her old home In
England. next September,
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MIS- s + s. BLACK
3 L A v T. X SAILORS,
A.25 AND $4.75 Fin.
ished with gros-grain rib
bon band.
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MAID HAS STAYED
INDOORS SIX YEARS

ELGiN. M. Nov. H. 49, Miss
Anna nRine. 40 years old. IN the
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Popular Dress Accessories

Marabou Stoles. in medium size, natural
color or black. S39S Mufis to match.
trimmed with row OF tails across bottom,
sos
Marabou Muffs, in larger size and hcav-
ier quality than above, sos
Embroidered Linen Collars, in a wide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-11

HOUSE DRESSES, S10O-Wrappers OF
Onc-piece House Dresses. OF pcrcale OF
fleece-lined cloth, made with gorcd skirt and
full waist, with close-fitting collar and long
sleeves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-11
Misses School Hats Attractively Priced

MISSES SOFT FELT
MUSHROOM II A + S,
$2.50--In black, trimmed
with attractive Persian and
plaid scarfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-11

HUBBARD APRONS, 40c-Made OF
blue and white checked Amoskeag ging-
ham, without sleeves
ALL-OVER APRONS. SOC 49, With
sleeves Of blue and white checked Amoskeag
Bingham.
BAND APRONS, 3sc-Of Amoskeae
Bingham, in blue and white checks, trimmed
with rufile
CIRCULAR BAND APRONS, 25c-Cui
to fit the figure smoothly, made OF blue and
white Amoskeag Bingham and trimmed all
around with white ppings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-11
FURNITURE
DRY GOODS

GIRLS SERGE SAILOR SUITS
|Sl075-Of dark-rcd serge, made with
full waist with sailor collar, trimmed ii
black braid, finished with tie and hav.
ing full plated skirt Shown in sizes
from o to IA years. The 8 to l2-year
sizes have sateen under-waist attached
GIRLS COATS IN SERGE AND
.MANNISH MIXTURES, Sl2.50-FulI-
length styles, with double-breasted front
box back and turnover velvet collar
Lined throughout with good quality sal
cen. Sizes range from 8 to IA years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-11

EMPIRE NEGLIGEES, $225-Of pretty
patterned velour cloth or kimono flannelette. in
many attractive colorngs, made in Empire style,
with short waist, or in kimono effect shrred at
back or hanging full These are especially de-
sirable for wear during cool Winter months.
HEAVY VELOUR CLOTH NEGLIGEES.
$3.s0-These have short waist, finished with shir-
red bands, and are trimmed with bands Of satin
or sateen Come in various pleasing colorings
and designs. A number Of effective styles in Cot
ton Crepe Negligees are also shown at this price
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Winter Weights in
Children's Knit Underwear

CHlLDRENS MERINO VESTS AND PANTS
Vests IN high neck aud long sleeve style Pants in ankle
length. Come in white natural color Priced accord
ing 70 sire, from SOC 10 ssc garment
BOYS FLEEcE-IINED COTTON UNION SUITS.
sSeA mcdium-wegh Winter garment. in gray, in ankle
length. with high neck and long sleeves
CHILDRENS MERINO UNION SUITS SIPS TO
S22S-Aedium weight in high neck long sleeve ankle
length style Ysrs, y,osy
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-28
FEDERATION CHIEFS
INVITED TO FEAST
Members of AdeIphian Club Ar
range to Entertain Guests
at Annual Gathering

OAKLAND March 27.-The annual
luncheon of the AdeIphian club will
be an elaborately appointed event
Tuesday. 1t will be served in the pic
turesque clubhouse and attended by a
large number of representative women.
Those who will be particularly hon
ored are Mrs. Susan Mills, DIR. Luella
Clay Carson. Mrs. James B. Hume; Mrs
Cora Z. Jones. retiring president of
the Alameda district Federation of
Womens Clubs. and Mrs. Annie Little
Barry, the president elect The mu-
sicaI numbers will be contributed by
Nine. Maurice c. Couchot.
Delegates were elected last week to
represent the club in the annual con-
vention of the state federation in Santa
Barbara Mrs James Higgins, the
president. who was also elected as
chairman of the state credential COM
mittee, viii be represented by her alter
nate, Mrs. George Barne Bird.
The delegates viii Mrs. Frank
OTIS, Mrs. George Palmer and Miss Ger
trude Soule The alternates are Mrs
J. S. MacDoweil. Mrs. J. II. Rohr. Mrs.
5. b. Connor and Mrs. John Parr.
Mrs Cornelia K. Cunningham of
Santa Rosa will offer novel program
before the members of Ebell Tuesday
afternoon. when she lectures on the
wild flowers of California. The talk
is to be illustrated by the extensive
exhibit of native flora Mrs. George
B. VI. Gray will preside as hostess and
be assisted by: