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Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-10
JULY CLEARANCE SALE OF W0MEN'S READY TO
 WEAR
 (2nd. Floor)

 OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF WoMEN's LINGERIE & LAWN WAISTS ON SALE
 Not little handful of them. but over a dozen styles to choose from Some of plain white with tucked and embroidered fronts, Dox plaited ef- fleets, others with embroidered col lars and cuffs in the side fastening style. finely tucked.
 Every waist in this collection is grand ya,ue worth regularly from Sl.25 10 S1O.OO
 ON SALE FROM .75e 70 s7.5o
 EXTRA SPECIAL SALE Lawn Benches in green or red 1t. ,ong. Regularly sold for s6.5O ON SALE For SAYS
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-10
MOMENTS TULLE SUITS

There's growing demand for tu,le suits for street and travel. They're an all around practical garment We have them plain tailored or with in sertion trimmed; full plaited skirts. made from linene. rep or pure linen: in white natural rose. blue, hello and reseda. SEE THEM IN THE WINDOWS AT ALMOST HALF REGULAR PRICES for instance $12.75 suits for s7.45; s1S.5O suits for s1O.2O; S25 % Suits for S13.sO.
 Closing out one odd let of corsets worth from s100 to S250 (mostly large sizes) AT soc EACH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-13
BUNGALOW SNAPS

S23OO-$2OO cash, balance like
rent, buys a swell little bungalow
in Badgerow add, 4 rooms and den,
2 full lots worth $4,000 alone. The
best buy we know of in this eX-
elusive district. You are paying
$500 for a home that cost $1,000 to
build. Will sell furniture cheap.
Owner moving to Denver
9th ave. Bungalow-$300 cash!
Full cement floored basement with
laundry traps, piped for furnace; 5
rooms, reception hall and large at
tic; porcelain bath, living room 16
x24; located on paved street. Small
monthly payments; a snap.
Mckinley Park bungalow. S14SO-
rooms, electric lights, 2 full lots,
all improvements in and paid. Wood
shed and chicken yard in rear. Nice
looking place; $3.50 cash will handle.
$3.50, 3 Rooms, 2 full Lots. all i'm
provements in and paid; located in
Mckinley park, good neighborhood ;
$50 cash will handle, balance $40
monthly. Another snap.
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40 Acres, 5000

40 acres fruit land. one mile
north of Wolachett bay, 2b miles
from Gig Harbor. 3 boats daily, good
neighbors. soil ideal for berries and
all kinds of tree. fruit; $3.50 worth
of piling timber This is the best
acreage buy offered near Tacoma.
Owner needs the money. 200, care
Times.
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Pneumonia attacked me

Pneumonia attacked me last
spring-haven't been weel since.
Must go away, hence, I'm going to
sell my home and nice lots for
$14O0. Besides the residence, / must
dispose of all my furniture; ii will
go at any price you'll offer-in rea-
son. House may be bought on
yided you can make a satisfactory
down payment in cash-say $500
down and $14 monthly on remainder
this is IS monthly on house and a
rental of 80. No interest. III. A.
Thatcher, 1886 So. Park ave.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
FINE FARM.

1870 acres; 7-room house, good
barn, water piped into the house
and barn; 9 head of cows, 5 heifers,
2 horses. colts, 8 hogs, 80 goats,
100 chickens. separator, incubator, 2
wagons, buggies all farming ma
chinery, good family orchard, 80
tons of hay in barn, running stream
through this place; 1 II miles to a
good town; r. f. D., telephone in
the house. Will take part in trade
for Tacoma property. Price $40, 900.
WHITE & ANDERSON
sos Provident Bldg.
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$50 acres, shot clay, 80 acres clear

800 acres, shot clay, 80 acres clear
ed. $25 acre. y
SO acres, mile from town, running
stream. orchard $S5 acre.
so acres cleared bottom land, well
watered, good orchard, $4,000.
100 acres, 80 acres cleared, all
river bottom, one mile from town,
$4,000.
The above are in the Chehalis
valley. and are more or less improv-
ed by buildings and clearing.
100 acres near Curlew, Wash.
(Colville county,, 100 acres broke
and cropped; all fenced. $4,000. $500
handles this.
Timber, 80 million feet at 50 per
thousand, near South Bend; includes
3 sections land.
acres tide land on Hylebos creek
Sec. SO. Owner needs money. Make
us an offer.
PRUNDENTIAL INVESTMENT co.
600 Bank of California Bldg.
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hall, 2 porches, woodshed, wired. city
water, phone; blocks to school, 1 V
to car 5 Minis. ont; on 2 level lots,
fenced; 100 cash and $40 per month.
Phone SSS5 or take Pacific Traction
car, get off at 36th and ask for
Williams.
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FREE HOMESTEADS
Spanaway Chicken Ranch

acres, 5 blocks from car line,
near Spanaway; ideal home for
poultry; nice neighbors; pure water
at "a TT; tract has just enough fir
trees to make shade: soil ideal Tor
tomatoes and strawberries good
school, Price $3.50 per acre; " cash
including a start of famous White
Rock or White Leghorn chickens.
III. v. SMITH
204 Provident Bldg.
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$3.50 Below Value

For quick sale, lots. 1 block
from PIT. Defiance car, on graded
street and feet above grade.
For information call owner, Main
S341.
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Ideal Residence for Sale

Seven rooms and bath, 4 fine cor
fruit trees, streets improved / block
from car. Might trade for suburb ban
acreage or good farm land Ses
owner, 4539 So. L or sol c 81
OH. CHRIsToTFERsEN
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GREAT SACRIFICE

Well established grocery. " block
from iron depot delivery team; nice gar,
want a snap, take interurban to AL
gona, ask for Bert Anderson.
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FOR SALE by OWNER

Neat 3-room house, 2 seeded lots,
assessments paid. Price $1,000: $500
cash, balance easy terms. 41O So.
56th st.
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acreage near Spanaway car line;
will trade for improved waterfront
acreage suitable for chicken ranch;
also acres improved chicken
ranch on Spanaway-H illhurst road,
2 miles from Spanaway, to sell or
trade. Come and see me at -
ranch or address Lake View, r. -.
No. 1. Box GA. Geo. N. Van Tine,
owner.
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BY OWNER

For sale or trade for inside prop
erty, cheap for cash or will give
terms, " acre on Union ave, large
7-room bungalow with pantry, bath
room, closets, barn, chicken coops
and yard, garden, berries, fruit trees
city water. Phone and &c car fare
Phone Main 1914 between and
OF address Box rs, care Times.
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Why Pay Rent?'

When you can buy a home for the
rent money? New Broom house.
with " acre lot; $500, $40 per month
New 4-room house, " acre lot;
$500, $3.50 per month. Only small
cash payments required.
ii. ROBERT PAUL & CO., Owners.
311-312 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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5636 South Park ave.-A new g.
room house and 2 nice lots must be
sold within few days, as owner
is i'll and must move to another eli
mate. Price $1400 (submit offer).
There is a porcelain sink and toilet
and a good shingled woodshed. Fur
niture also for sale at any old price
you're willing to offer. Come out
today and buy my stove and beds
anyhow. Homer Thatcher. owner.
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CI'ElI5sIII5;sE:I
Loans, Insurance. Rentals.
205-6-7 Provident Bldg.
2O-ACRE FRUIT RANCH

2O-ACRE FRUIT RANCH
TRADE FOR CITY PROPERTY
Located in Yakima valley, 3h
miles from city, all in cultivation,
alfalfa and fruit " mile to church
Tacoma property and some cash.
What have you? We have other
trades.
1922 California Bldg. NJ. 1900
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Wanted-Boys to sell papers
on the most prominent corners of
the city. Good pay. Apply to
Mr.. Perkins, Tacoma Times, or
phone A1733-Main 1888. *#*
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SSI
CHANCES |

Beautiful broom flat, newly fur
nished, between 9th and nth SITS, on
Pacific ave. Must sell at once. Box
Al
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FOR RENT-A new modern Groom
house. just finished. with base
high. beautiful location, only
blocks from manufacturing district;
good car service. only SIS per mo.
Call NJ. 3S0S.
FOR RENT-6-room house at l752
So. ID ST.. $12 per month. Call Main
6573. Mr.. Kelly.
NINE DOLLARS MONTHLY for rent
provided you purchase tho house.
Has rooms and lots. No interest.
Price $3.50; $50 down, Sl2 monthly
on house Locssed Center st, near
all mills. Cut this address out. Land
LennoX Trust Co, 952 u
Pacific ave.
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FOR SALE

Two acres and 4-room house. Adj
dress RS. care Times.
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want to sell my home. Come and
make me an offer. Seven rooms. 2
lots, improvements in and paid. 1928
East j st.
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A. HAZARD CO.'S
NOTICE TO BUYERS

E ~ WIZ Ts aN S6sT y X0 MpTT WN l T9
SAVE YOU SOME MONEY. WE
WE HAVE SOME GENUiNE BAR
GAINS RIGHT NOW IN Ro0MTNG
FRUIT STANDS. RESTAURANTS,
MEAT MARKETS AND TRANS
FERS. SEE US FOR PARTICU-
LARS. WE SELL AND TRADE ALL
KINDS OF PROPERTIES AND
EOS BANKERS TRUST BLDG.
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BARGAIN

az acres in garden truck. with
house, barn, COW, chickens, close
Take Tacoma interurban to Algona,
ask for Bert Anderson
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FOUND

FOUND-Purse. between G and Yak
ina on 9Th st. owner can have
same by calling at $40 So. Steele St,
describing same and paying for this
ad
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FOR SALE

A fine new 7-room bungalow on
2 lots. Everything first class and
modern. Plumbing the best to be
had. Toilet separate from bath.
Built-in china clost. Barn 16X24.
Price $4,000: half cash.
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wANTED-MoNEY TO LOAN
CARPET CLEANING

ee~~~ser( ~-~<~s>~~~~~~rs~>H~~r>~~sr ~~~~~er>>>~~
Puget Sound House Renovating Co.
Vacuum and evaporation meth
cd; carpets, rugs cleaned like new;
dinglness, SCOT, grease, removed
mattresses. lounges. tapestry reno
waited. NJ. 1894. 1922 So. 14th.
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FOR MISREPRESENTATION FLATS

>~N~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~>~~-~~~~~S~~~~~~~~~
FOR RENT-Newly furnished front
room, with piano, $3.50; also
housekeeping suites $3.50 to $500.
Phone A 35i5, A 1887.
FOR RENT--5-room flat, furnished,
$13 per month. Inquire for REILLY
at Samson Hotel.
FOR RENT
FURNITURE of 6 rooms, mostly
new; rent and water $40 per mo.
Electric lights. 1104h Center st.
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$40 PER MONTH
Z-ACRE HOME
FOR SALE CHEAP by OWNER

S-room house, barn, chicken house
and lots; good location. VIII
trade for acres or vacant lots.
Call after p. M, zoos So. Fife ST,
So. Tacoma.
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LOST
FOR RENT-FIATs

>~>>~~~-~-er~~~~~S~~c-~~c
FOR RENT-On corner of 18th and
So. / St, clean i-room flat on
furnished. Iinoleum on kitchen floor.
Apply 1912 So. 1 St, phone Main
1895.
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BOARDERs WANTED

WANTED-To board children; good
home, large garden, COW, comfort
able and good care. Mrs. l.. Is.
Moulton. Manitou Grove.
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PARTNER MANTED

A LAWYER of ability from the East
desires n local partner of ambition
and financial strength. Address Box
IA, care Times.
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JESSE o. THOMAS, JR.

1913 So. 9Th st.
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CARD READING. Phone Main s7Sa
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LOST

jefferson and Pacific ayes. or on
7:45 Spanaway car last night; has
black ribbon fob, with A. o. u. w.
button on 1t. Return to Gordon
Foy, Falkland, or call Main 664 and
receive reward.
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I. Elliot. 6l0 Blxrs. Trust Bldg.
Patents. designs. biueprints. As72i
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LOST-Man's signet ring on c st.
Initial G. Reward at Times office
Editorial room.
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Money to loan. I will guarantee
10 per cent and no expense to you.
l. r. Roberts Loan & Investment Co.
les So. 9Th
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

A few months ago King Edward an
nounced that the distinctive feature
OF Nm American woman was her back
He could tell at a glance from the rear
whether woman hailed from this
country By the way In which she was
gnwned.
This is all right SO far as II goes.
but II is very slight instance Theirs
airs a good many other distinctions
which go to make mp the American
women. notably her general outlook on
life. which Is that man was made for
her amusement Rnd her support. Our
men do not dispute the fact. They ara
never permitted TO talk back. Sc they
simply grub little harder TO pay ia,
swsr-increasing pile OF bills which
come In.
II In estimated that a man In Persia
or Turkey can maintain Arsf-clasa
harem on halg the sum that single
American wife costs q maa Of eqnns
standing with the oriental We xlva
thss for what Il Ia worth. not that q
bears spon The matter In hand. Amer
leans are Immune from poiygany. sven
II there we're na other factor than The
coat. --Philhdeiphia Inquirer
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

I'm fhs Days Of the Gold F~w~r.
Ofercrowding Is no modern inuova.
uon' says writer in the san Fran
cisco Can, and he illustrates the point
with story. A man was complaining
70 an old pilot about the fact that
There had been four in one stateroom
on a steamboat -Four in room 90
replied the other THAT'S nothing
lou should have travelled in the days
OF the gold rush to California.
I remember one trip out OF New
York we carried more than one thou
sand passengers, and II you put atty
ON that ship to-day there'd be protest
that would reach Washington. and
make trouble for somebody. To show
you bow crowded II was and what
crowded really means. three days out
from New York a chap walked up to
the old man. and said:
Captain, you really must and me
a place to sleep.
Where have you been sleeping I'M
til now asked the old man.
We'll says the fellow, you ace.
it's this way. I've been sleeping on a
sick man; but he's getting better now,
and won't stand for II much longer 50
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31
GRAFTERs ON RUN.
tlIoPt Made By Plltsburg Ministers
10 Arouse Public Sentiment.
"snY Souncilmen Expected to Resign
Without Protest-5anks are
Called Upon to Testify.

Pittsburg, March 2s.-The Lenten
season, which ended Sunday, has been
700 short season Of penitence for
rittsburg, and it win be continued
with promise of even more startling
confessions of graft this week.
In several hundred churches the
feature of the Easter services was the
reading of circular letter issued bv
civil committee, urging the members
OF every congregation to attend huge
Indignation mass meeting to be held
some day this week. Sermons, too,
were designed to arouse public con-
domination of such practices as have
been revealed. Lessons in civic clean
hness were drawn by many pastors.
1t having been pretty thoroughly es-
tablished, according to District Attor-
ney William A. Blakeley, that at least
Sl02, 500 was used in influencing legis-
lation, the source OF the money and the
dispensers of it are TO be the focus of
the grand jury's attention tomorrow
morning.
A considerable portion Of the big
bride fund is charged to certain banks
that sought to get city deposits. They
succeeded. but it is the desire OF the
grand jury, as pronounced in its repori
of Friday last, that the bank deposit
ordinance be rescinded, and the banks,
If found guilty, be deprived of the use
of city money. 1t is known that some
Representatives of the banks are TO be
called tomorrow to testify.
The six banks that have been named
by the grand jury as having been in
volved in the scandal are the Columbia
National, the German National of
Pittsburg, the Farmers National De-
post bank, and the Second National,
the German National, Of Allegheny,
and the Workingmen's Savings &
Trust company.
The directorate of the Farmers
National has announced that it will
comply with the district attorneys
call for information and the Second
National has prepared certified state
mcnt which is to be presented to the
grand jury tomorrow. The other
banks have taken no action.
1t was still unlearned tonight wheth-
err Charles Stewart in his talk with Dis
trict Attorney Blakeley told all he is
believed to know of the men higher up.
Stewart is an ex-Select councilman,
who was declared by the grand jury in
its presentment Saturday to have been
the man to whom $45, 900 of BRIDE
tainted money was given at the Hotel
Imperial in New York.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

Mr.. Makinbrakes had Just been intro
duced to the fair dehutante
1 need not tell you, Miss Glizzard.-
ne said, that am very happy to-and
yet l suppose. of course. it's the proper
thing to tell you--and I am sure you
know | didn't mean Though l did
mean that was happy te-to-make
your acquaintance in this informal
though, to be sure. it's formal, and quite
properly so, for there is nothing SO en-
Joyable as. to witness the opening-I
should say the unfolding-of the pre-
mature. or, rather of tho immature
which Ii the word l intended to use, oil
course-in this delightful and conven-
tional function. toto stand with reluc-
tant feet. you know. where the--I beE
your pardon, Miss Glizzard. but one o
YOUR hairpins Is coming out"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

Spokane, March 20. Aside from
photographers, who reaped a harvest
from sales OF pictures of the snow
slides at Mace and Burke, Idaho, a
month ago, the only persons who will
benefit from the disasters are the resi-
dents Of the cany9s towns, who are OBJ
tanning their next winters supply of
fuel from the timbers, many Of them
OF immense size. brought down by the
ayalanches. Thousands Of big trees
and logs are being taken from the
drifts and sawed into convenient
lengths for hauling.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

Tho raising OF the hand which re-
places the kissing of the Book In the
oath which Witnesses In England win
hsncsforth taks vas Ia origin . point
iAx tswAra heaven. Ths cath taksr
extended His AAzd tewAza sAs HskAa
vhsm ~ iaveksd---a pAxAa, Tor In,
stance. touching the foot or kpss of
his xad's statue. Il have lifted mn
mine hand unto the lord" says Abra,
ham. Our 0ermanic ancestors raised
their spears toward high heaven. a.
quaint case il that of the Shrewsbury
parliament OF 1888. when the lords
took solemn oath by the cross of
Canterbury. while the commons--ao
doubt to mark the distinction between
the two orders--swore simply by INT
ing their hands.--London Chronicle.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

'fs there ans thing The people of this
country cannot do vocsferAted the or
ator. ''if they enitsdiy say Il shaii be
done 2"
Yea spoke up the fsisss old per~1a
in tina audiences. -therss one thins they
aaa's So.~
wat is H. ssrf
'rhN~ can't get tAs bsssisship Maine
rais@d4-~ Chicago Tribune
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31
Muskrat Drains Fish Pond.

Spokane, WASH, March 2s---Near
Kalispell, Mont, boring hole in an
embankment that sustained one side of
an artificial fish pond, muskrat few
days ago drained the pond and caused
the loss of many Of the fish, many Of
which, instinctively heading up stream
when the waters began to fall, houn-
dered into small creek that poured
into the pond and escaped into small
marshes that lined the stream. The
pond was owned by Richard GreiK,
who stocked it several years ago with
trout from a government fish ear.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

The first recorded instance OF tar.
ring and feathering a human being
was In 11S0, during the time of the
erusades. In that year. the FIRST OF
the reign OF Richard l.. law was
passed that amy robher voyaging with
the crusaders shall be first shaved.
then hot pitch shall be poured upon
him and a cushion of feathers shook
over him." After this the criminal was
to be put ashore at the Hrst landing
place the ship reached.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

"A preacher who draws big salary 8
said Uncle Allen Sparks. "somasirsasa
xsfs tempting offsr To 80 somswhers
and give = lecture, and he asks = col
isss young man who II studying for
ths ministry to all his pulpit for on !
Sunday Thu colls9* young man docs
IT, and all he gets IL thanks Such
things happen sometimes. and sup
poss its all right Ira not blaming shs
preacher. understand. I'm only kicking
because the young chap let's that sort
Of game b played on hirn. by iaeksf~
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

'Marsis. Il srandpa was cross TO you.
Tou must be kind to hln~
what for. mansmsy''
"pont YOU know child1 II villa he
heaplng GOALS Of ARA on his head
WIN Il. mammal Then rit be inHs
~ kind ms I can be "a the old craaa-
patch. You know how bald ha ist''--
Chicago Tribune.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

Paw, wasn't that horrials din-
ner7~
1t was. Tousmy."
"But you handed the waiter aim@
when we went away. What did yeu o.
that forY"
II wanted TO convey the isea TO him.
Tommy as delienteIy as possible, that
IL he'd brought ua a good feed IL would
have been half dollar
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

"Aunty.'' said little Constance.
don't you want some of my candy ?''
Thank you, dear" was the reply.
"Sugared almonds are favorites Of
mine"
The pink or the white ones?" asked
the little tot
The white ones. please"
There was silence until the last
piece had disappeared.
They were all pink at first. Auntv :"
remarked Constance.-Suecess Maya
~fua
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

Young Professors Wif6-~~fs y sal dcr
you have explained to me several times
how the everprusiuofion Of gold causes
high prices. but somehow can't not v
through nay head.
foung Frefersor--0. YES. YOU can.
the passage from ono ear % tho other
seems TO be entirely unohstructed.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

Ardent Youth Miss uora. II could
emily and worGs te express my
Enthusiastic Young Woman timpnl~
miv~iy handing him a ANAL book 30,
Mr.. Grunswalas learn laspsrantel It's
the slfnplaet and most expressive ban
wuaxa you ever heard Of.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

~foa soy no served faaF ymsrs tn
refafmat0Fy institution -
Yes ard Il inaAs a mar of kssm.~
n don't u@iic~ any Svti~nes as IA
II aid last ths SANS he wss IN
~hsa hs w~at liza. and ~ wA%a ss ~Mms
eaG~
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

Inc total value of church pronertv
reported in 1906, for all denomiuafions
was s1,257.575,s67. of which sss5 Gao :
o.S was reported for Protestant sodies
s292,6ss.7S7 for the Roman catholio
church and s2S.ss4.502 for all the "a
naming bodies.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

THE HcN- re- Foprihly Hresher Hnr4
desty IN Siu~ q soar presenf spirit
uai coiancna, kow 10 yoa thfnk ysa
would trei Y yca wure called npna ~
aie7
Brother Har'lestf-f ffimk "a Feet .
good deal cf curiosity doctss. to Ra~w
whether al the things sauspe told nss
shout tne other world ~ars quite cog
rect or not
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

Going to call on your new ns,g,.
oors next door?" Aeis II
Not l. They insulted ma tha -
they moved In '"s aAs
AS to how?'
ASKED me to occupy a sofa ON IN,
SIDEWALK said they feared / oonlan,t
ger good view from behind tba
olinds."-Pirtshurg Post ~