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nine years ago. For several years
Mr.. Alfree was employed as barten-
der of Middletown hotel and had
many friends in this vicinity.
Personals. Mrs. Mary E. Money
is improving after severe illness. -
William Wilson, of Harrington, is
visit ng his cousin, Mrs. Harriet
Money. Frank Green, of Smyrna, is
spending some time with his aunt,
Mrs. William Wright. Miss Lillian
Downey and Miss Spry, of Middle
town, spent visit to Harvey Naylor
and wife. john Morris and family,
of near Smyrna, visited her mother,
Mrs. Maggie Lee. Mrs. w. H.
Reynolds and Miss Meta MacSorley
made an auto trip to Elkton, Md, =,
last week. Mrs. Albert Lyman is
very i'll with malaria fever. Thomas s
Wells has been visiting relatives in
Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1910-11-02

Do the right thing if you have
Nasal Catarrh. Get Ely's Cream
Balm at once. Don'r touch the
catarrh powders and snuffs, for they
contain cocaine. Ely's Cream Balm
releases the secretions that inf1an e
the nasal passages and the throat,
whereas medicines made with mer-
curry merely dry up the secretions
and leave you no better than you
were. In word, Ely's Cream
Balm is real remedy, not delu-
sion. ALI druggists, so cents, or
mailed by Ely Brothers, Sc Warren
Street, New York.
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Bl.ACKBlRO.
Entertainment to Be Given in the
School House.

Blackbird, Nov. IAN entertain
ment will be given in Blackbird
school house Friday evening, Novem-
ber 18th. We hope to have full
house. A silver offering will be
taken at the door.
Mrs. W. L. Reynolds, Jr., will
lead the League on Sunday. Topic,
"Call to Self Examination -
Next Sunday is preaching Sunday.
All come out. Everyone will find a
cordial welcome here.
Don't forget the business meeting
and social Wednesday, November 9.
Personals. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Spicer of near Blackbird, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Davis, of FELTON,. Mr.. Alex Alfree
and sisters. Addie and Eva, spent
Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Will
liam Fortner. Mrs. Joseph Hutchin-
son and Mrs. R. C. Brockson spent
Sunday with Mrs. Sarah E. Cooper,
in ThOroughfare Neck. Miss Melfa
Marker is visiting her aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Marker, of near
Middletown. Mr.. Tony Spicer and
mother, of Middletown, and Miss
Lula Spicer, of FELTON,. were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Spicer on
Sunday. Mrs. Susan Davis is visit
ing relatives in Wilmington.
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Personals. Mr.. S. S. Smith left
Monday to spend 10 day with his
parents at Silver City, N. C.-Miss
Jessie Morris spent part of the week
with Miss Mildred Onley. Mr.. L.
A. Culver was in Wilmington Monday.
Mr.. G. H. Anderson spent Monday
with friends in Wilmington. MIR.
j. W. Hawkins and daughter, Ella,
are visiting relatives in Philadel-
phia and Camden, N. J.-Miss Jean
Rogers of Harrington. is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Charles Stewart.-Mr.
E. 7. Strough spent Monday with
friends in Wilmington. Mr.. R. M.
Hargrove spent Monday with friends
at Seaford. Misses Rnth Richardson
and Mildred Wells, of Townsend.
are visiting friends near Clayton. -
Mr.. M. M. Bartlett spent Monday
with relatives in Goldsboro. Miss
Emma Stephens, of Dover, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart.
Miss Phyllis Mason, spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. T. L. Mason. Miss Mabel
Ford spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Ford. -Messrs. d. Fl. Simpler and
J. Fl. White, of Wilmington
Monday with friends in tqww
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Miss Marion Stewart entertained
a Halloween party at her home Mon
day night. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with pumpkins and
corn. Those present were: Misses
Ethel Graham, Lena Lewis, Lille
Chambers, Marion Stewart, Helen
Allen, Margaret Rolph, Mildred On
ley, Flo Gootee, Mary Johnson,
Catharine Warner, Lucille Rolph,
Alice Ennis, Eva Ennis, Martha
Ennis, Misses Mildred Wells and Ruth
Richardson of, Townsend, Joan
Rogers, OF Harrington, and Mss
Emma Stephens, of Dover; Messrs.
Merrill Boggs, Earl Vanpelt, Earnest
Vanpelt, j. Edwards, Harry Davis,
Merritt Lewis, Baynard Onley, ].
c. Smith, H. T. Elliott, Vernon
Graham, Horace Knotts, Edmund
Gootee, Frank Pratt, Charles
Clements, Philip Grant, Earl Hof-
fecker, John Houston, Messrs. J. H.
White and D. H. Simpler, of Will
mington. Games were played, in
which all took part forming a very
jolly bunch. Refreshments were
served and the happy crowd left for
their homes about II o'clock, thank
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart for their
kindness.
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CHESWULD.
Halloween and How Spent in Ches-
wold.-LocaIs and Personals.

Halloween and How Spent in Ches-
wod.-LocaIs and Personals.
Cheswold, Nov. 1.-Our youths
had great sport last evening strolling
the streets by groups masked and
mum while celebrating Hollowe en-.
Later in the evening they were noisy.
Taking advantage of the approach
ing Halloween season, Miss Lizzie
Bishops Sunday School class held a
Halloween Social last Friday even
ing which drew crowds of young
people to Anderson's Hall where
masked and unmasked mingled in
rollicking fun and pleasure. Re-
freshments were sold and altogether
it proved great success. The re-
ceipts after paying expenses will be
applied to the class missionary fund
Our w. c. T. U. meets with Mrs
M. j. Smith Thursday afternoon of
this week when echoes of the recent
State convention will be an interest
ing feature of the occasion.
Personals. Mrs. Harvey Ander-
son and daughter, Hilda, are visit
ing friends at Goshen, N. J.-Mrs.
Lizzie Boggs and grand daughter,
Doris Thompson, have returned from
an extended visit to friends at Phil
adelphia and Newark, N. J.-Mrs.
G. L. Bunker as delegate and Mrs.
Milton Mccain attended the W. C.
T. U. Convention held in Wilmington
last week.
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For MOrs Thsn Three Decades

Foley's Honey and Tar has been a
household favorite for coughs, colds
and ailments of the throat, chest
and lungs. Contains no opiates.
Sold by Benton N. Weldon. Smyrna;
W. R. Keys & Co., Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1910-11-02

An illustrated lecture, "In His
Steps," by Rev. C. E. Mccullough,
of Leeds, Ind, will be given at
Salem Church Wednesday evening.
November 9. This lecture is pro-
duceG from Rev. Mr.. Sheldon S book,
"In His Steps" and is supplemented
by over 125 stereoptican views and
with sacred songs. 1t is highly rec
commended by many members of the
Methodist Conference. Benefit for
the church. Admission, adults 20 cts !;
children, 10 cents.
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TOWNSEND.

William Alfree a Former Townsend
Citizen Dead-Personals
Townsend, Nov. 1.-William AL
free who died at Middletown on
Wednesday was we'll known here, he
having lived in this section about
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.
All orders for Subscriptions or Job Work
or any News Items left with j. c. Smith
viii receive prompt attention.

Mrs. H. A. Darby, president of
the Junior Epworth League, wishes
to thank all for their kindness in
helping them so nicely with the
supper last Saturday night.
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COODBY, OLD 1910, BUT YOU'VE BEEN A
MIGHTY GOOD FELLOW

tandin the a OF hope
promise and expceance well picture In words the fruits
OF the passing ~Old Year"
The grower from his garden ranges
grain fruits and meats.
he seteyident the millions
provcrhal wolf does haunt the door
relatively and hunger
stin pail Of
These we believe have during months become
less and less in number and In intensity OF sufferng
From the bowels OF the earth have gained vast fortune
of minerals.
quantities OF lumber that
We housed.
From countless numbers Of machines have millions OF dol
OF manufactures
portion OF material fuits pucked
from the OF 1910
they fairly ali unjust
1910 the greatest
advancement toward equal privilege witnessed upon this
globe
And now $40 drops glass which sypt
life, drain the tho bitterness OF last
swallow. for there is none~not for the most OF
leaf Of he will coming midnight turn but We
need necessarily blot the old
year from memory history and leave
frightul ehasm which mankind could not leap.
sunshine smiles been the
allotment ard feel thankful and happy for
o
Year You old feeble incapaciated.
less ell Rather the prime
accomplishing
wnoe human family.
things expect your hopeful
To record them do this night ash another
leaf.
buried past
the handwriting Of time
multitude smiles quantity
OF happiness melted all Of especially the least
OF the poorest Of the and the sinfue Of all sin
Farewell Old Year
Welcome. New
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Breaks a Cold in a Day.
And Cures any Cough that Is
Durable. Noted Physicians
Formula.

Get from any druggist Two
ounces Of Giycerine and half an
ounce Of Concentrated Pine com
pound. Six these with half pint
~ good whisky Take one 10 two
teaapoonfula after each meal and
AZ bed time Smaller doses TO
children according 20 age" Any
one can prepare thia al home. This
is the best formula known 10
science. There are many cheaper
preparations of large quantity. but
II don't pay TO experiment with a
bad cold. BE sure 20 get only the
genuine tGiobeb Concentrated
Pine. Each half ounce bottle
comes Ia q sealed tin Eercw-top
case. II the druggist does not
have II In stock he will get Il
quickly from his Wholesale house.
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Splendid for Old People

When the human system declines
the accumulated polsona 10 the
blood cause rheumatic pains in the
joints. r'asclea and back These
warnings ahonld be promptly re-
llevcd and serious Illness avoided
BY using the following prescription
which shows wonderful results even
after The first few doses. II will
eventually restore physical yigor;
One ounce compound syrup Of
SarHnparilia. one ounce Toria com
pound. half pint Of high grade
whisky. This 20 be mixed and used
IN Tablespoonful doaee before each
meal and a, bed time The bottle
10 be shaken each time" Any
druggist has these Ingredients or
will quickly get them for yoa. Any
one can mis- them.
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POSSIBLE.
s--AlL ANSWERS MUST
BE IN ~ THURSDAY NIGHT.
Just see what a nice depart.
ment for The Star Circle Club
you can make for NEXT satur-
days paper. UNCLE JACK.
COMPETITIONS NO. I.
Uncle Jack WITH give a reward Of
81 IN cash for the best letter writ.
ten by any boy or girl reader Of
The Star under ID years OF age)
on this subject.
"What Occupation Want 10 Follow
When | Grow up--and Why"
Every boy or giri has some idea
OF what he or she wants Co be after
school days have passed. Just write
10 Uncle Jack and tell him what
your ambition In and why you have
chosen. Your letter must not bc
more than $50 words In length
Read the rulea.
COMPETITION NO. 2.
Can you drHw a dogf That sounds
like a very simple thing 10 ask.
doesn't ~ Hut Il may be harder
than you think Just draw a picture
~ a dog. the very best you can. aud
send u TO Uncle Jack The beat
dos picture drawn by boy or girl
reader Of The Star viii be reward
ed with
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.IM LITTLE OLD NEW YORK

in England or America. but my
Express Win and Directions are
that he be never aent for that pur
pose 10 the Colony Of Connecticut
least be should lmhlbe Ia his youth
that low Craft aud cunning so in
cident 10 the people " that Country.
which IL so interviewer in their
constitutions that all their art can.
not disguise If from the world. tho
many Of them. under the Sanctify
ed gaFb OF Religion. have Endeav-
CURED TO Impose themselves on the
World for honest Men"
From which We may infer. in
the vernacuiar ~ the present day.
that some worthy resident OF Con.
necticut had ~ some time put tho
bee on Lewis Morris. and that
Yale thereby lost student Won.
der n the old nutmeEgers were
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OBSERVATIONS

PLEASE, Taft holiday monotony by again
throwing into o "conndentiaT scare.
IN HIS youth Champ Clark studied profession Of prize
fighting. The e2nd will please notice
Dr. COOK that Danish explorer only after
selfadyersing Doc has the North Pole sarcasm right
vyz,er .a,ou.u..s a..
they wouldn't
FEW explosions with nobody nominated as chief
dynamief and the general public VIII Angeles
Is doing her exploding
TAFT pretty killed winona MINI with that speech
Win shows loss IN population clergy have got 10 20
70 preaching against suicide
PRESENTING 1o2 turkeys 10 White Hopae ennoves TAT,
omitted the unmarried folks Just think of ones having
one whole turkey all to oneself
W SAID 100000 people starving China
on Hood ana famine There nothing Her
aaneS are always on magnificent scale pity
IT'S expected that jury will ndiet 300 men in
Adams Ohio selling Already 800 ndct
nsts Some Of those held rates
hat ONO senaorhip 81 going pretty penny
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A PRAYER FOR THE RICH

Father. enighten the rich pity
Enlighten them In the OF true happiness
Pity them pleasures they knowing the
comfort Of happy moderation
Teach them that often worry and
sometimes misery
Let them realize far preferable
dishonest luxury
sealskin only the surface Diverted stomachs
coming sickness bodies weakened mlnds
Rotous living surely leads to the mAdhouse and the We
hces aplenfy reduce point
things brethren we
for they well the children.
Craspng greed induces hatred Hatred disease.
healthy
frequently
who would otherwise be
Teach rich and that happiness Is conentmant
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as bad as Morris made out. any.
wayl
Policeman Morgan was ssrolllnE
along West broadway. when be
saw man with his ear pressed
10 the street car tracks
What are you doing there Y
inquired the policeman.
The man looked up with \ most
annoyed expression.
y attn trying 20 consnmmaie all
religions into one" be replied.
Hr was ncnt 10 Bellevue. where
he IL Rtill basy on his Job. though
somewhat hampercd by the alb
Benco OF street car tracks.
During the strike 81 taxicab
drivers. q timid man hailed taxi
cab AT ssth 81 and broadway.
Having read 81 strike violence and
assault OH passengers. be question.
"a tho driver. asking him why he
Sas not on strike
swell. | dld think some of going
out" answered the man. but when
| went % the man who owns the
cab and demanded shorter hours.
better treatment and recognition of
the union. be said Jos 10 every de
mand lie said I could have any.
thing | wanted from him. II II NaA
Ia hts power 20 give H. lie said
my interests we're his interests.
first. last and all the time"
"Ny. MY said Tho passenger.
what an exceptional mani Who
owns your cabf
u Do"
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THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE
HUMAN RIGHTS VERSUS PROPERTY RIGHTS

readers have thought this newspaper has been
radical in its insstcnce upon the superiority OF human rights
property rights Read attentvey the following recent
church utterances the subject:
property held for the benefit of the community
The church throw her chief emphasis upon the value OF
the human life The property right merely conferred
upon the individual by the community Morally exists only
in return for social service IT MUST IN EVERY CASE
YIELD TO THE NEEDS OF HUMANITY NO Bust
NESS INTERESTS NO PROFIT. HOWEVER GREAT,
CAN WARRANT THE DELIBERATE DETERlORA-
TTON OF HUMAN LIFE"
Whose these you askf Not by Christian
socialist oldest and generally regarded
Of the conservative churches the Protestant Episcopal
The quotations taken from the report OF the Joint Commits
sion the Relations Of Capital and Labor to the recent
eral convention OF that church
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STAR DUST

Harry Isehr announces that he
has gone south to take a rest Lot
him have it-~he's given as one for
several years.
In Pasaaie. n. j.. somebody shot
an educated burglar lie knows
even more now.
ARE you WELL lNFoRMEp7
We tried a college graduate on
these and bis average vas 600.
Yet they're not 80 hard.
AZ which end OF the Suez canal
IL Port sald7
What In an anachronism7
Is there such a thing as q left.
handed monkey wrench
What II the translation Of "E
Pluribns unum"7
IL Valladolid a disease or a city,
Bryan says the Democratic party
II more radical than ever. That IL
bearing down rather lightly upon
certain Joe Cannon Democrats In
NDnkfchH.
Mexico has poet who has killed
four men. lie ought 10 be great on
obituary verse.
Even with microscope One
couldn't find any Leap and Grip Ia
a high school debate on Does 80
ciai Progress Follow the Five
O'Clock Tear"
Because freight rates on a fossil
dipiodocns from Utah 10 Pittaburg
were 30 high, Carnegie refused TO
ship a. It's different with steel
the consumer pays the freight
IT'S now denied that Pasadena
society girls refused 70 dance with
Japanese naval men. You eaeered
too soon. fellows.
Indiana telephone girl disiocated
her jaw while jawing. Evidently
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The star has the best home
page and shs best page for
mother and the best depart
menta for everybody but the
Boy and plrl readers.
That 10, il has been 30 until
now. Hereafter the boy and alrl
readers Of The Star Will have
this little corner every Saturday
for their very own, and Il 10
going 10 be the best department
In the paper,
You have ali got 20 help ne
make u the best, however. just
10 show me. want you all 10
Join The Star Circle Club right
away. II doesn't cost you any.
thing, and you'll be very glad
that you are one Of IA, Lots of
surprises eomlna--lt will be
lust Use a Christmas tree every
week.
Just send me your name and
address and your age and cay
you'd like 20 Join The Star
Circle Club. a postal Will do u.
Ard want you all 10 enter
the Merit Competitions today.
The rules are simple.
WRITE ON ONE SIDE
OF THE PAPER ONLY.
2--WRiTE AS PLAINLY As
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NEW YORK. Dec. si.-Maybe
you have thought that all that
stuff about the bad reputation of
the Connecticut Yankee. in the
early days Of this country. was a
joke. Maybe you think there never
we're any wooden nutmega. and
that the story Of their manufac.
ture and sale was Just ono OF the
many llbels on the Connecticut
folk.
Perhaps so-but read the fol.
lowing. copied verbatim from the
files OF the surrogate'a office.
whore n appears In The win pf
Lewis Morris. Of Morrisania. ad
mltted 10 probate IN 1859.
II Is my desire that my son.
Gouyerncur Morris. may have The
best Education that Is 20 be had
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what she overheard on the vii.
didn't have much Leap or Grin I.
Il. i"
Maybe they will yet put N.
cleaner on that baihlub trust
Are You Well informsdf
Brace Up and 8ugWer these thlne.
OF supposedly general knDwleegs
What IL dluosaur7
When death notices say sBal.
timore. H0bOken and Denver
papers please copy" DO they
copy7
What Is a holding company,
Milton lived 10 what cantaryf
The Orinoco river flows Into
what ocean,
so woman f. gradually becorn,n,
like man in figure7 Az the sams
time the front row Of the Choir.
has no place for that Kind Of figure
Ballinger BY this time has :.
many coats OF whitewagh that ~
can without difficulty leave 4 plsl
ter cast Of himself for posterlty.
Ohio man has a grateful squirrel
that keeps him supplied with bush.
els OF hickory nuts. Living nert
door TO cOc0anut grove with !
grateful monkey would be al svea
better paying proposition.
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WHEN A CITY ITSELF OWNS ALL THE
TELEPHONES

The city Of St Petersburg reported
worlds record in the installation telephones for the period Of
month During September 1870 2g telephones
stalled The number 2e00 while
400 November iso when
ov municipality
When the telephone
about municipal ownership Of telephones
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ToDAYs GOOD SHORT ONE

II told OF Victor a fishing boat, he
to complain Of thirst which consuming his of
his companions, him.
line Soon the actor felt
the biggest fish Of the When the open
ed H. smehd and tasted suspicousy then
tents At gup Then running TO the front he shouted
Captain, stop the ship quicki"
Why what's the maerT inquired the astonshed
"Heave the anchor, cell you shrieked
ship Is passing a brewery"
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HELEN TAFTS PARTY GOWN-sHE'S THE
THIRTEENTH WHITE HOUSE BUD

This Is Mlea
Helen Taft In her
C o m inEo u I"
dress. The preat.
dents daughter.
ignored the trasii.
ton which pre-
scrlbcs white for
I h q debutaute.
and appeared ia
a gown Of an ex
qulslle new shade
OF rose mcamaline
satin. made with
4 long. pointed
tuuic over a satin
undeFdrcns. the
top OF tho bodice
finished W IA h
point lace.
She wore some
pearls and dia
snonds about her
neck. Her soft
brown hair waa
dressed IN a.
mass ~ soft psiffs
and she carried
an nfmful 81 PINK
roses a. ahsi alsapsi
with her father
and mother 20 re-
cslve the 9seo
guests In the
flower laden east
room
Atlas Tan Ia tho
thlrsncnth Of the
daughters OF the
ration" who have
~eouc out" at the
White House. but
despite that an
lucky number her
coming out 70
cep'son was one
~ the most bril-.
liant In che his.
tory Of the execn-
tive mansion.
From now on
abe VIII be tho
central figure IN
the seasons gny.
eties for tn .
y ger set
FVafv hrmtnaa az
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Published
HAft HDAtH

A Fine cloth.Bound Book.
You just draw your dog In black
ink on plain white paper or card.
board and send Il urfoidsd. Don't
use anything but black Ink or your
drawing viii not count.
COMPETITION NO. ..
or course you all know what a
limerick ia. les that funny kind Of
poetry that everybody hears almost
every day II you will supply the
last line 10 this limerick that Uncle
Jack has written you may win a
fine cloth. bound book. That II the
reward he will send 10 the boy or
girl who sends ia the best last line.
Here IL. the limerick. You must
furnish the last line OF t.:
There waa a young girl Of Seattle
Who always was glad 70 do battle
With hard spelling books
or big fishing hooks,
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TALKS ON TEETH
By The Regal Dentists
Are You NegIeCting.
Your Teeth!

Physicians and dentists the world
over are now saying that pyorrhea.
iooan teeth. missing and aching
teeth viii cause not only nervous.
ness. bad temper. Insomnia. insan.
lty and bad stomach. but also loss
% flesh and general breakdown OF
the system
Famous beauty doctors claim
that nothing apoils beauty as much
AS ugly. aisfiEurcd and decaycd
teeth.
How TO solve the problem
Call and have us examine your
mouth free OF charge.
Loose teeth and bleeding gums.
pyorrhea or Riggs disease posi-.
lively cured.
II you have two or more teeth
Ia either Jaw we can give you a full
set OF teeth without the necessity
OF having 10 wear plates Nothing
to drop 10 the mouth. as good. II
not better. than your own teeth, as
they can give no pain.
II you must wear a plate. let US
make you one OF our smooth Sue.
ton Plates. guaranteed never to
drop Ia the mouth
Painless eKtracuons or no pay
accepted.
We give written guarantee
with all work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES.
i4o5 Third Az, N. W. Corner Union.
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Send all your replies before
Thursday night Next week ] viii
have some better ones etill for the
members Of The Star Circle Club
Just send your name on a postal
and be- one 81 the circle.
Always address UNCLE JACK
care The Seattle Star.
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shc-Do you believe In marrying
for moneYT
Ho-Y Yes. but. hang Il. 10 DO all
the girl
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We observe tha, our bald-headed
colleague, Henry Edward Warner.
has rrenlrred the lists as an expo.
nent Of the climbun- papa'a knee
brand Of poetry 20 boost the sob cir.
culation Of the Baltimore Sun.