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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-09-15
NOOKSACK.

Mrs. c. c. Richardson returned Mon
day from Seattle where she mas peeh
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Trpp'
Miss Anna Kallander, of Seattle
spent a few days last week with her
parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Metcalf and son,
Floyd, formerly of this place, passeu
through. Friday, on their way 10 thei'
old home in Michigan.
Rev. Harry Richardson OF the NJ
E. Church is attending Conference
this week. A handsome leather rock
err was presented to him last ouh-
day evening by the members OF the
EpWorth League, as a token OF their
appreciation of his faithful services
during his three years pastorate mere
The Nooksack school opened loi
work on Monday with the 1olloWlns
corn of TEACHERS rincipal-Hatfflelu
Assistant Principal -Banfill; MlSs
Mabel Spencer; Miss Jessie Siihpsoh
and Miss Winifred pike.
A union service was held last SUN
day evening. and an excellent address
delivered by J. II. Taylor, ASST. ota'e
Supt. of the Anti-Saloon League.
The Adventsts are now oceupsins
their fine new church.
A lecture on Domestic Science anu
Manual Training was given py Iioi'
f.. O. Kreager of Pullman oonese,
last Tuesday evening at the schooi
house.
The Ladies' Aid Society served d
chicken dinner at Mathers new store
building on Tuesday.
MISS Belle Parrot and Mr.. Chas'
Merriam were married at the NOME
, me brides parents on wednesday
of last week, Rev. IL. l.. Rlchafdson,
otficiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam VIII
make their home in Seattle Whefe ne
has resided for the past lew years.
GLENDALE.
Everybody in Glendale and sur
rounding country has been kept DusF
for the past few days fighting IRE
though as yet Glendale has not SUI
1elea as great losses as many oI tnc
surrounding communities. good
many shingle bolts have been puineu'
Mark Stone being the heaviest iose'
three or four hundred cords on lEe
Scoville place belonging to him, burh-
cd Sunday. Mr.. Howard lost about
one hundred cords, others losing
smaller amounts. John meyers
house and barn burned Tuesday.
Andy Prettyman visited IN BelllhS-
ham a few days this week.
Albert Roo holds the record FOR
tie wheat crop for Glendale this
year, seventy bushels to the aree.
Mrs. Nick Cooper of New Jersey ar
/ ived in Glendale where she joined he
husband an employee of the Union
Mfg. Co.
Mr.. iIemper visited in Lynden on
Tuesday evening.
Lizzie Smith and Ben Brennan at
tended the ball game in Lynden, Sun
day.
Harvey Boysen, Hermon Winters
and lloyd Taylor attended the game
! Lynden Sunday.
Miss May Shippy visited hef
home at Glendale Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Dickerson and
grand hcildren, Georgiena, Marion an
Bvrde visited in Lynden, Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Prettyman OF
Bellingham, are visiting at A. j.
Prettyman's.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-09-15
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
By Various Correspondents

Roscoe Riddle drove to Lyndeh MN
day evening. ,,,ara,
Mrs NJ C. wampler and children
Ear, ard Eva. were in Lyndeh Out
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. ii. Berthusen spe. :,
Sunday at the Yount home.
MIR. and Mrs. Yount spent ounua.
overine with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Heathers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-20
IL is Certainly An Awful BLOW to be
Told Il IS Cancer. Bot Don't Worry
Get cuticlay.

II
"a wonderful substance mined inI
Mexico and called Cuticlay is doing
things every day that are simply mar
velous.
The doctors applied an Ex-Ray to
what they called q cancer on the face
of Mrs. Mary A. Heean, matron at
the Harrison Central station In Chi-
cago This left scar burnt mark
cnticlay was afterwards applied and
not only was the sore cured but the
sGtf also disappeared There are
probably thousands on the borderland
Of operations who may be saved by
timely use OF Cuticlay. II yon
know Of a case hasten to mention this
marvellous product Of nature. w l..
S.aisbury. ol III Paso TEX, wcll
Known railroad official, mentions
neighbOr OF his who astonished every
body by curing himself of cancer by
tae wonderful Cutlclay Dwight
Brown, IN the Chicago Department OF
Supplies says Cutclay banished all
| MS dread OF cancer the sore on his
face healed. new skin formed and he
got rid OF all worry Every sore spot
or the surface Of the body Is quickly
cured by Cuticlay. There is no draw
Ing sensation, no burning smarting
or irritating effect just a calm, quiet
wonderful disappearance of the sore
a eAb quickly forms and before you
euiavf Il new skin forms and the cure
Is eedplete You can get a large so
ct at can OF Cuticlay at any drug store
II scn are too far from store and
have use for Cuticlay at once. send
SO cents to The cuticlay CO.. Chicago
and they. Will mail the can to you post
paid. It is sold and highly recommend
ed in Guthrie by the Owl Drug com
pany
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-20

Il have world OF confidence in
fhairheriain' rcueh r,emety m j
have pse d Il with perfect SUCCESS. :
writes Mrs. II / Basford, pooleaYllle.
Mo. For sale BY all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-20
WEDS WIDOW OF HIS
- p q "a q q q y.
BROTHER WHOM SHE SLEW
She Killed My Son. Now She is Going to
Take My Baby" Walls Mother Trying
to Stop Ceremony

| Eighteenth street aud Askew ayemle.
three nights before Christmas. ls1s.
she relied backward and clufcqe n
tie wall for support.
Ny God, you don't mean tt,r size
cried. we must stop II some yav. :
when told that Fataer Fowler vas
u say the ceremony. the mot.las in
sisted upon being taken 10 his h51se
AT tnce. The reporter and haf otaer
son. Frank, went with her AS hey
reached the parochial residence the
priest was leaving IT,.
Are YOU to marry q young cou.
ple?" Mrs. Peterson exclaimed breath.
lessly
Carl peterson and Rose Peterson
me priest answered 4 have just mar.
lfe1 them.
Said She Was Going To tiusbsnd's
Home
Where ne young narried couple
w1nt the priest was lIable to say.
Later i was aseertained that Mrs.
Peterson had told a relative she was
going 70 her husbands home IN Kan
sas City Kas Before leaving his own
home Yesterday afternoon, Carl took
a grip @ul Of clothes. saying he was
going 70 Oklahoma TO work al his
trade, sign painting
Father Fowler said tle wedding
ceremony was "a have been said last
SATURDAY, hut was delayed, The iwo
had been asking hin for several
weeks. he said, 70 got a special dis
nensalion 50 tie wedding might be
hurried.
Mrs peicrecn'.i first marriage wae
an unhappy one. Her husband. broth.
or TO the man with whom she was
united yestcrdag. had followed her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-20
SUMMARY
Of COTTON
|. h. CONDITION.
s----~~-
WEATHER WILL SERVE
as BIG FACTOR THIS
WEEK
OKLAHOMA CROP is
BEGlAN|AG TO MOVE
Al.,,k,t To~x~nsnIusn uI,li NJ -

Special q paw ;.eader.

special 20 Daily leader.
memphis, Tenn, Sept z1.--l'he fol-
lowing summary OF cotton crop con-
ditions is published by the Commerce.
~ Appeal
The cotton crop Is coming TO ma
turity in an irregular manner. In all
parts of The South save the most south
ern, cotton growing sections there
are fields which arC ihrftw and grow
ing and need q late frost to premit
Of the maturity Of full yield IN
all sections also there are fields which
have apparently come TO full growth
and viii make no more cotton. In
such as these the bols are opening
rapidly II appears that ON the whole
the past two weeks have brought the
crop toward maturity more rapidly
than the farmers had anticipated. AS
q result there are some complaints
of shedding in the valley and the At
lantic states. In the latter. however,
the ehedding does not appear to nave
been SO great aa is usual FOR the Sea-
aon.
II Is estimated that so per cent OF
the fruit on the stalk IN the northern
! districts Ii mature aud can not be
hurt by frost In Southern Texas,
! Southern Georgia and Louisanla eS-
ltimatea on the matured cotton run
80 to 100 per cent. In Oklahoma and
Arkansas the crop appears later than
elsewhere. Some of the Oklahoma
reports say that early complaints Of
damage by bollworm were overstated
although it Is evident that the prom
ise IS not quite so brilliant as al one
time indicated
In ~ aral a larger yield than last
year Is indicated in all states save
Georgia. Sonth Carolina and North
Carolina. In the two latter late
frost would add considerably to the
yield
It is shown that considerable bene-
iii to the crop has accrued in Central
ana Middle Western Texas as a result
OF rains during the first week IN Sep
tember The making OF top crop VIII
depend however. upon a late frost
Farmers are generally marketing
cotton freely.
Oklahoma Crop.
Beginning with this week, il is ex-
pected that the Oklahoma crop viii
move in some volume and this state
VIII be In the limelght as never be-
fore In its history as a cotton raising
section This is due to the claims
OF IL bumper crop that nave been
made By il by Che bears. The indica-
tions are that the receipts OF cotton
in southern parts OF the state viii be
fairly large during the next few days
and that bears Will use them 10 clinch
their argument concerning the total
yield.
Night temperature will be in ac-
count once again this week. for even
during last week the weather was cool
enough in some Of the Northern sec
tons OF the belt to warrant the claim
that the growth OF the plants was
being checked Colder nights will be
uesd by the bulls as an argument to
prove that the new growth put on by
the plants Will never reach maturity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-20

-los st JoeepA. where she was work
isg AS al prsssfeeder AZ her trial
she testified that she supported HIM
for time and afterwards insieted
that he marry her when he was about
10 desert her
Killed Her Husband IN Sef.Dsfense
They qnarfeled frequently The
woman brought sult for divorce. al
legiIg cruelty. On the nighi of De.
cember %, 1908. her husband follow Il
her on q 81. ee L car and urbraided her
for going 70 a dance with another man
They struggled and size drew reyol
vef and shot him, killing him almost
Instantly When she was tried for
murder she testified that Peaerson
had slapped her and she feared be
was going 10 carry out threats to Kill
her She was acquitted on aer plea
oi self-defense.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-20
PLANS FOR NEW CHARTER

Durant, Okla, Sept 20.-In less
than four hours two men secured a
sufficient number Of signatures to
petitions asking that the council call
an election for the selection OF eight
freeholders to write new charter
for the city OF Durant with a view
of establishing the co.nmission form
OF government The petitions will he
presented TO the council tonight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-20
OKLAHOMA
RAILROAD
BUILDING

Oscar o. Ayers, president of the
Chlckasha. Ardmore and Lawton rail-
road. announces that he has secured
the financial aid wanted for building
this road, and that grading will begin
next month. The right of way has
been guara I'd the full length of the
line. The d Is to be $50 miles In
length and Is to be a double header.
~ will run from Chickasha to Ard.
more, branch to Lawton leaving the
main line about thirty miles out of
Ardmore. The distance from Chieka-
sfa to Ardmorc Is 100 miles. II will
skirt the Arbuckle mountains.
The extension Of the Midland Vai-
ley railroad from Arkansas CITY. Kas..
70 Wichita is 10 be accomplished
temporarily at least by the construc-
lion OF a line between Arkansas City
and Mcpherson as a connecting lnk
between iac Union Pacific and tho
Midland Valley in the south. The
Midland Valley is one OF The prcm.-
nent lines south of Arkansas city,
running 10 Fort Smith. y stretch OF Sos
miles. The completion Of this road
as north and south trunk I:na lii
wolves also the building of q stretch
from Fort Smith south to point
where the Midland controls q line to
New Orleans The latest move In
the project Is TIE coalition Of Wich-
ita interests and those of the Midland
Valley The latter has for seme time
been planning the last stretch of fif-
" miles into Wichita So wichita
business men, headed by such filan-
ciers as presidents OF Wholesale hous.
es, bankers and railroad attorneys
cave combined with the Midland Vail
ley and formed new company known
as the Wichita, Mcpherson and Gulf
This company proposes to see thA pro.
iect through The route proposed
will run directly southeast, via Hal.
stead 10 WlcAitbs
The Wichitail balla and sgNi,s hEsists
ern sas it's line completed IRON TaSsl}s
ita Falls, Tex to Hollis oxll VA
Altus, and is. building on west from
Hollis through the Texas Panhandle
TO wellington, Tex General Manager
llell SAYS trains will be running into
Wellington by October l. Th ! com.
pany Win build across the Panhandle
into New Mexico
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-20

Read The Daily Leader want col.
umns for bargains
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-20
IT'S THE DEVIL TO PAY

when you have your auto repaired
and later lind that the job is nor
properly done, due either to the
lack OF experience of the lnachinist
or defective material. Have your
auto repaired here and get salts
factory workmanship and the best
OF material. Our repair depart
ment IS in charge Of one of the
best auto machinists in the South
west. Our charges are most
reasonable. A full line OF Access
sories and supplies. Give us an
opportunity to show you how we'll
we can please you.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-20
(By Leased Wlre.l

Kansas City, No, Sept, 20-Carl
s. peterson, IS years old. 1910 East
Eighteenth street, yesterday after
non married the girl, who, less than
two years ago, shot and killed his
lrother, her first husband, at Eigh-
tesnIh street and Agnes avenue. She
i Mrs. Rose Peterson. % years old.
%Q24 East Nineteenth street
be ttwo slipped away quietly 10
the home of FFather j D. Fowler. Of
Holy Name parish, aud. ceremony
was said under special dispensation.
= be boys mother was frantic when
SHE learned OF H. Last night she
asked the police TO arrest and aoId
the boy.
She illled my son; now She Is.
going. 70 take my baby away from
-i1e; the mother walled.
= he Two got a marriage license late
s'aste rdaF afternoon. Young peter.
son gave his age as % years and The
NIiow said she was % years old also
IA newspaper reporter hurried 70
the home OF the girls mother, Mrs
katherine Donohue. and asked about
the coming marriage. She said sls
Lad meyer heard about Il. She SAID
her daughter had packed suit ease
and told her she was going from
ONE for short visit
We Must Stop II, Cries Mother
/. sWfleu the reDorter reached iAe
home 81 the boys mother, Mrs. So1
jllte Peterson, he asked her II ese
hid heard that her son was 10 :
n<1fFitd She said she had no, and
e1k84 taf brides name. When lola
D: M ti|t woman who 1ad killed lltr
ol4eal son. Frederick i. Peterson. d
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-20
A @ u / c k A C ting
Diarrhoea Cure

While wAKEFIELD'E BLAcKBER-
RY BALsAM is a very quick acting
and positive cure for Diarrhooa.
lysentery. Cholera Infantum and 9th.
3. loose bowel troubles, 1t acts so IN
harmony with the whole system that
it brings about a complete cure. with
absolutely no constipation nor bad er-
fects. uatfl
1T cuntains no opium nor any ptI ll9eI
dangerous drugs that make 'otisf
d'arrhoea remedies so Objectionable.
WAkEFlELD's BLACKBERRY BAL
SAM is harmless 60 the most deli
cate stomach and can be given 90
children with perfect safety
Every drug store sells II With a
guarantee 70 cure or your money So.
funded
80 cents per hottie or three for $500
lts best 10 Get three bottles y
viii keep and may be needed some
night when YOU have 4 sudden at
tack
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-20
CORPORATION LICENSE TAX

w S. Fitzpatrick. general counsel
for tae Prairie Oil q Gaa company
has notified the corporation commits
sion that he expects to be here
September 2G to consult with the com,
mission regarding the corporation Il.
cense tax for his concern. The basis
OF the taxation is matter OF dispute.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-20
A Man Of Iron Nerve.

lndomitable viii and tremendous en-
ergy are never found wllere Stomach.
Liver Kidneys and Bowels are out OF
order. If YOU want these qualities
and the success they bring. use Dr..
Kings New Life pills, the matchless
regulators, or keen brain aud strong
body 25c at all druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-20

Don't use harsh physics The reac.
tion weakens the bowels. leads to
chronic constipation. Get noan's Reg.
ulets They operate easily, tone the
stomach, cure constipation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-23
La acusaci6n Ide Vazquez Mella
Los cARLAsTAS CONTRA CANALEJAs

Nueva York yiernes-E Ell jefe de Ia Gnrnoria oarsta
Sr Vauluez Mella disrso ante la Gmara de Dlpu
tados en- Madrid atac6 al resdente del Console Sr Cana
1ejss declarando que A renegade alegando que
Canae estab enerado del prop6slto enre ell Sr Morct
antique primer ninstro de Espa el Papa de entregar
don Carlos ell rono Ia condc6n de que ell principe
Jaime con Ia priuceSa dc Astlrias-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-23

Anoche, en- una habitaci6n de la casa
g Amarillo ., de- Puerta de Tiera, fu6
sorprendida una jugada al monte, arres
tando cuatro individuos que fueron
denunciados hoy ante la COrte Munici-
pal. La habitaci6n esta ocupada por
Luis Carrasquillo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-23
Una confagraci6n en- Inglaterra
CRONICA DEL DESASTRE

Nueya York viernes-Iltimas noticas dicen Que 300
personals han resutado de la explosion la
NINA Little Hutton Bolton Ingaterra el m6rcoes por
la manana Los que ntenaron auXiliaos fueron rechaz
dos por ell ncendio que sgu6 la explosion, solo 10 per
sonaS ueron sacaas vvas dos de las cales tan horrible
mente quenadas que pueden sobrevvir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-23

En- el barrio Arenas, de Uuado,
fu6 sorprendida una jugada de charpas,
siendo arrestados los jugadores, pre-
via denuncia, fueron sentenaiadoS d diez
dollars de mtllta cada unO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-23
Desastroso inoendio en- Filadelfa
IIEROICfDAD DE LOS BOMBEROS

Nuevss York juevesUn ncendio deStruyo ia tabrica
ale curt6dos ~<Fredander" Flladetia aver AEen-
40 bomeros ucaban contra las iInas dese escae
colocad1 afuera pared desplom0 matando do
sc de elos hirendo mas de 20 80 pocfas bombers
sIlle rzab de lumbar pared fueron eogdos por los
1lambres el6ctricos solo Is SailcrUu eoS No Stbe
segurdad cuano aeaon ia ptrd'da nj cd total na-
de dc+syraias,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
EconomlSe7 Wmk---Keeb Cool


them away tu CCOl Tor the evening
meal, and !unket tablets are kept "a
hand tor "A amch and easily prepared
dessert Hot spicy puidlnss and IN
digcsiihlu pics. she Says. are not
tempting in summer time
SAc hOls sugar and water together
until rich strap A. formed When cool
she adds Juice OF lemons ana bottles
The strip. She sets il mice chest 70
be ready for thirsty family or un'
expected guest II keeps Indefinitely
She always has "A few cans of sal
mon ON hand or cold mcG, OF some
kind And salad markings also.
And ii We we're wise We would al
ways have q comfortable corner on
our pOrChes where We could rest an
cool off 10 our hearts content when
the days work ia done. If We buy a
Decent can OF cool-lookiug green paiut
and use II ON those easy Old chairs
most of Us have stored away in the
attic, they would be just the thing for
the porch cosy corner
The hair should be shampooe,,
every two weeks, cool sponge bath
should be taken daily and hot one
twice a week we ought TO eat plenty
OF salads and green vegetables. wear
white stockings while at home about
{ he work TO save our feet and be cool.
comfortable ana good natured the
whole summer through
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
o. cv..TNlA GEEY.

Lie in the home Is mace up IN Il
,,tOai measure OF tni1ss ina have ~
ne aChe ia, Gl,ec day ana Nnvh W.
Housewives auopt methuda Oh e, oh-
omlzmg time ana trouble ia uoiils
these tasks, III lhcaus 4 TREMENDOUS
saving Az "A yeur.
II rs clearly every woman uul!
when ne days Of huihmer 'pproach 1"
lighte her domestic labors as much
"a pos ,iblc in order ,hat she may en-
10y the open air pleasures, and 80
store up strength and ncaltn FOR the
campautiyoh shul-ln winter days.
Onc-picCe mouse dresses OF WINE
polka-roitcd cahto or lawn are nice,
because ,ncy are cool, easily laundei-
ed. do NOT fade and are always be
coming
We wear dingy old bingham aprons
Jus, because Ne have them. why
don't We make our aprons or the
chcauest grade of bleached muslin in
stead? rhcy are iadcless, Away )
loOl, neat even when little solied,
and can lc washed. dried and ironed
in half hour il necessary.
TC keep the house cool and clean
in the easiest way We should have
bare llou,s. small rugs which are cas-
iIy 81 aiken. and simple muslin drap-
criCe. Many are using double sash
curtains az windows for summer ami
the effect is quite pretty The lower
curtains are fastened 10 the sash and
SO raise with the window. leaving the
entire space for air TO enter.
lleavvweieht sheetings with wide
hens all around make dainty boz
spreads They are light ana easiiy
laundered.
The kitchen floor may be- scrubbed
with an ordinary scrub brush fastene
20 q mop STICK so that one need ret
get down on hands eud knees. Sur
plus water can be- taken up With cloth
in another mop stick.
wise housekeeper | know keeps
a paper over The catch-all pan under
the burners of tho gas stove, and
changes il often That's easier than
securing the pans
On the sill sic keeps small pot -
growing parsley and shc IvayH has
green on hand 10 flavor soup and TO
decorate the meat platter
In the cool Of the morning she bakas
a few individual cUstards ami sets
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06

Mrs WiusIow's SOOTHING syILp mas
been use tor over FIFTY NEAf:S hy
MILLIONS OF MOTHERS FOR their
CHILpREN WHILE TEETIIlNG wish
PERFECT SUCCESS - SOOTHES the
CHILD SOfTENS the GUMS. ALLAN :
oil PAIN, CERES WIND collie. aud ~
the best remedy for Dl RHHOEA sold
~ Druggists in every part Of the
world re sure and ask for Mrs Wiz
slows Soothing syrup and take no
otter kind Twenty 1--we rerte hottie.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06

Harry PicEert Ii years old No
Jay-st.. was knocked down 10y an auto
mobile driven by y VI. shaw No co.
Ford building. at Voodward-aye. ano
llighst, Thursday morning The ho}
was only slightly hurt and after hi.
injuries were dressed. went back Il
his work at the Woodward.aye. brancl
Of Kauffmann's cleaning and dyeinl
works Mr. Shaw takes the RESPONSE
bility for the accident
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06

The natives Of tlaska are dying ~
n greater rate than any other print
live race with which civilized man
has come In contact.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06
From the Mill 70 the Man.
Here are
Bargains
in Ladies'
Hosiery

And each a real bargain. too like
everything else IN this store We
make this Hosiery. SO we know what
IL is There are bargains unequaled
any other place in town For selling
direct from factory TO YOU enables us
to offer better value, at less money.
Come in tomorrow. early. and get
your snare before they're all gone.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-06

Dear Miss Grey. 60 What VII
pcrmapcntly darken my eyebrows
t2) How shall | thank young 'ai
for taking me To the thelter e.
How can increase my weight
BLONDY.
A.-GD Time. ca Tell him how
much you enjoyed the y and thank
MIN TO. tie pleasure ns has given
you Ga Eat nourish.ng foods, sleep
5 or 10 hours every night take out.
door cNg.,isc. and drink plenty Of
Mntcr-