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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

msnt 10 the family than the same
amount Of money Invested IN any
other way"
II doesn't take much ~ an invest
ment right now 20 place one Of
these beautiful, new. high grade In
strnments IN your home--Ouly SO.
-. yes. even &C. per month will do
II az this sale Just come ln and
see fog yourself the superb inairn.
ments we are offering this week
for virtually One.half the price they
have ever before been offered In
this or any other city.
Kind Of Pianos.
You understand that IN taking
over this Lncore line. including
such well known makes as the
kranich a. Bach, S0hmer, STROLLER,
" p. Nelson. Lucore and a dozen
others. that there - not the same
incentive for ns 10 uphold the same
standard OF value. 20 far as price
goes. as would be the case with
our regular line Our main object
Is to dispose of them quickly. Civ
ing you practically the same ad-
vantage that we ourselves obtained,
and We viii go further. We win
agree 20 accept any instrument pur-
chased during this sale at It's fun
cost IN part payment for any piano
belonging 10 our regular line with
IN two years from date. This really
gives You two years trial without
suffering the slightest depreciation
IN the piano n Il should prove un-
satisfactory.
Bring what money you can spare
az a first payment-come IN and
let MS talk II over al once.
Exchanged Pianos. Too.
II you do not feel ready at this
time 10 make the purchase Of a
new piano. there are dozens OF
good used pianos IN our bargain
and exchange rooms az prices rang
ing from 500 up.
These have all been put In the
very best possible shape Don't
Judge the musical value OF piano
by it's price These have been
used. but not abused IL Is just
az though you had bought Il new
piano yourself year OF two years
ago and used IL IN your home up
20 the present time.
II you have been figuring upon
getting a plano any time within
the next two years. Il Will be dol
lars in your pocket 20 make q thor
ough inspection here this week.
Remember. both new and used
pianos al a fraction "a their real
value We have been able 10 pre-
sent many money saving opp3r-
lunlties In the past but never such
comprehensive value giving as
during this sale. Don't wait or
delay--the piano that would have
just suited might be gone when
you arrive. Ellers Music House.
Successor 10 ID. ;. Johnston Co.
Eilers Music Bldg. Third and Uni
versity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

One heaping cup OF broken maca.
ronI cooked 20 minutes In boiling
salted water. ~ pounds beef cut In
small pieces and covered with boil.
iuE water. 20 which add onions. 1
bay leaf spFig OF celery and :
whole cloves Cook slowly until
meat Ia tender. about 1 TO ~
hours: can Of Tomatoes: bring 20
q boiling point When meat is
cooked pat ia SOUP kettle. add mac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

Ia peeilng Jonathan apples whole
let some u the red peel remain ia
circle around the apples Re.
move core. make a rich syrup oi
two cupa of SUGAR and one cup n
water Cook In a skillet until thick.
add apples 70 syrup. and cook until
tender. and while apples are hot
drop marNhmaiiow and some
grated Waingts into the hollow u
each apple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
COTTAGE PUDDING WITH
GHARE AAllCE

a Cream together two table
n spoons 81 butter and enc cup
. - powdered sugar. add the
= beaten yoflss II two eggs. beat {
. sell add one cup ~ msik al
. ternately with three cups Of
. fanur uixed and sifted Nfth two
. 4easIoons u baking powder and
4 ssfse haif teawppon of nait fold
= tn the aiiffsg beaten whites and
. bake. covered. In a bufi2ref
. mold Until done Serve with
4 grape nRmre
Grape Sauce Tigfi one and I
A anr-half cups ~ grape ietee
= and uus cup ~ sugar for i've
. minutes. thicken with nnc tea.
. spoon ~ arrowro0t mixed "a a
= smooth pasts wlth cold wnfar.
. coax ~ minutes longer and add
. one teaspoon ~ butter and one
. tablespoon ~ lemon iuios
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

One cocoanat, the white of one
egg. powdered sugar. Crate the
cocoanut. weigh n. and take y ita
weight Ia sugar Beat the white
OF one ogg 20 a stiff froth. stir all
together, then with q small spoon
drop upon buttered white paper
and klft sugar over them Bake in
a Slow oven iz 90 10 minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
Faney RIee eroausltss.

One toaeup rice Boil In pint Of
milk and pint Of water. When boil.
ed and hot add pieco OF butter size
Of an egg. two tablospoonfuls OF
sugar. two eggs, the julce aud graf.
ed peel ~ one lemon STIR thia np
we'll. Have ready the yolks Of two
egea. well beaten. on one plate
cracker crumbs ON another. Make
the rice IN rOlls and Dip IN the eggs
and cracker crumbs. Fry them In
butter Serve hot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

A handsome gown Tor formal oc-
caaionn - made with tunic and
Jacket Of gray satin eloth embroid.
erred in a design ~ roses and foil
aga In pastel shades n grcvn and
pink. The underakirt IL long. fun.
Rua made ~ gray crepe dc chine.
one large motif ~ gray SILK holds
the point u the tunic In place
The hat matches the gown IN
shade. aud the ostrich feathers.
which compose the sole trimming.
ara in the pastel shades II green
and pink
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

InLINIAYrR cAkE.

> Break z eEEs IN a ciip. add
, enough uaftened butter 10 make
4 full. then fiil the cup with
uiiik Turn the mixture Into
bowi add teaspoon Of
vanilla and ! cup % sugar. beat
thoroughly and ada. gradually.
= IL cups ~ flour mixed and
Hlfsoa with teaspoons 81 taak
. ing powder and \ teaspoon %
\ salt Bake va layers. pst them
= together with jelly and raNrr
: the top with plain icing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
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Editor - The star. can veu find
space 20 publish this poem. ia AM.
swer a. Mere Man"s
7 ihink perhaps. after reading her
rhat ne ola fashioned rirl win suis
rn relinauiah my ciafrn and with j.
trau frum ths rAnr.
hetefr. p chance. YSu might see my
face.
not Remember oas thing. she's a.
ana mass l'keiy would SUIT your
taste 90 n
&ew e step aside aad admit nuH-
hwr tive
% yea shink Il would make any
asa net xaiuw 90 aail under ealss
coirFs Mere Aan
just 81 please year fancy. hscause
think : can.
The difterense between us you ean
So - q Nlanee~-
one loves 20 ccek aud ths either to
tanse
90 raurse. I can eook. and sweep
and fFur goo
But / aant tise 20 Do Il unless 1
fgWat. thet 10 tfue,
FOR g marry me simply because I
woMt4 ~ like STEERING recipe awas
~ 3 book
To use me atfnpiy Nhen hunger de-
FnanAa
Thsa gus me away sxain with the
nan4
And y sahs back seat because (
ca0 essrk
Ana iease the other girls isisurely
t~Mdtn@ a book --
on. aat This waat suit me. aulhi-
TEAS tea NtFong
TO BE- cne % the nAay among the
fhr0nN
No' No No ~Nrre Mas you knpw
tsiM wont 90.
Al fhis aEe u progres. and fiatterY
fAJs
Enhrn
Dent fhtnk Ter moment that III
He f8fsakpn.
FOR rita ne ~tar~ a. Ny euide
ard nay accomplishments. ton,
nu 0aFa arneenns viii se~k me- Ter
EfIxAHErM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
CREAM OF CORN SOUP.

One can grated corn. 1 Pint
e boiling water Cceh geatiy 20
q minutes. then rub through a
q sieve Melt Z tablespoons but
q ter when bubbiinE aGd :
. tablespoons flour. teaspoon
. salt and dash white pepper
= and stir 70 "a smooth paste. then
= add gradually 20 n pint milk
. aud cook until smooth and
. creamy stir al the sisna Cook
4 five minutes On bark ~ the
4 stove. where u will not burn.
then add corn. heat thorough
. ny and serve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
ZY4R{S@2y00A|

aronl and water Il was boiled IA.
and then the tomatoes aud beef
Let simmer together 10 minutes
Just before serving add 2 table
spoons Of chopped parsley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

One cup 81 suet chopped fine. 2
curt Of flour. "A little salt. MIX 10.
geihef with water. Make as for
pieorusi, roll out Pare or core
your apples. I'm she center with
sugar and cinnamon n liked or use
whole cloves sticking two or three
In the apple. put Ia separate
cloths and boil fof 2 hours OF steam
them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
ALL EYES CENTfRED ON
SALE OF LUCORf STOCK

Nearly One Thousand High-Grsde Pianos Included in
the Purchase of the Seattle, Tacoma and Spokane
Stores by the Eilers House Now Being Sacrificed at
Fraction of Real Value Great Interest Taken Is
Indicated by Heavy Buying Last Week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
Tor SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR
ON LOVE
AND MATRIMONY

aud furnished rooms the subject az
love aud maifinony strongly an.
poals 10 mo, Have ruomea IN mane
81 the so-called comfortable rooms
aud would gladly change them all
FOR an interest tn a home of my
own.
came TO Seattle four years ATn
with intentions II following a pro,
leanion ! had become quite pro.
iiclent In. though ! found the field
Tor eartoonssta small.
resolved 10 turn my attention
elsewhere Have been auceeanful
enough 20 acquire nearly enough 10
start a sltlse home. the Onlv and
most essential part lacking. ! part.
ner. Perhaps sone good moral girl
reading fhia would be rnoagh inter.
estcd 20 Investigate through The
star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

Last weeks sales have sufficient.
- convinced as on that point. and
while this was a tremendous stock
To undertake 10 unload. We are
doing u successfully One thing
is ceriain--there are no price dis
appointments here. Every piano II
marked ~ The regular selling price
and at our selling price. which Is
but little more than half There
h saying that is just as true as
Il IN old. that good music In the
home will bring more real enjoy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
New Pianos From SLAP Up and Used Ones Low
500 Offer Exceptional Opportunities for Early
Buyers This Week. Organs From $13 Up and
Used Pianolas at $48 to $104.

In taking over the Lucoro Piano
Co.'S interests 10 days ago. lnclud.
ing the Seattle. Tacoma and spo-
kane stores. and comprising In ali
n stock Of nearly 900 instruments.
the Eilers Music House again dem.
onHirated ~ superior strength
There II probably no other Music
House west OF the Mississippi river
that would even attempt 10 handle
a transaction Of such magnitude.
The EilerK concern. an orgauiza.
ton easily the largest strongest
and most progressive IA the piano
business on the Pacific coast. oper.
atcs chain Ok 80 stores. very close
~ allied and working In perfect
harmony. extending from Mexico
10 Alaska, and selling annually. nc.
eording 20 actual statistics. a little
more than 81 per cent 81 the pianos
rctailed west of the Rockies.
What One Man Said.
Only yesterday We were asked
by a very successful Seattle bust.
ness man who had come into our
store and who commented upon
the volume Of business that was
being done. how II was that we were
able 10 sell 30 many pianos we
told him that we began b. putting
prices lover than any other dealer
ia the city We mean by this that
quality must be considered with
the price-we sell the very best
makes obsainahle anywhere we
give everybody guaranfee--if
everything isn't just as we say We
return the money. Can anything
be fairer or eaferg
Take this I.ncore stock. for in.
stance You will not fail to recOg.
nlxe that the figures we have
marked ON these pianos are 30 low
that there Is absolutely no room
for argument on that point.
Do you suppose for one moment
We would buy this stock. right IN
the face ~ our January inventory,
and pay anything like the whole
sale price for IT. Most certainly
not Ia the first place. We were
able 30 pay cash. and wc held FOR
a figure witch would enable Us 20
quote prices so low that the whole
business would be closed out IN
short order Our advertising has
always had the confidence OF Sc
attic homes. and We have tried ia
merit that confidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

some Of The Interesting Malay
who hve "a the
the q way
q carrying ttr children which
q Erasr~d around n.
ms uehrr VITA hts 81
carrying ehuarun
Ths mothers
- eeinE their pdncts
marry they nltmble
husband promises his tourney
81 SEA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

To make olive sandwiches, re-.
move the pits and cut up fine. MIX
with may0nnaise and spread be
tween thin slices Of buttersd bread
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

oes Mas CreY Would you
k1aif teli ne whether girl or
.seaa could get employment In
Assla' What DO cooks and wait.
ss esi ser Eeski To whom
Erits 10 get such employ.
Z there q demand for q.
- hsl9f n n
There Il certalHly employ.
~ women Ia Alaska. but IL
70 plensiful A. many lmaalae
e and Mattresses do no, get
q excess 81 what they are
aefe. except in some u the
M camps and isolated places
q he employment agencies
1919 hare calls Cor women
s~Ie's n Alaska. and good cooks
somewhat IA Genana In private
- There Il iltsle demand
ailee help. such positions be.
y esaally filled from here. ard
- void have little chance N
49, N office position after
'sAs1ins Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
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gsssnn rvleEraPher.
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a. rashlozed Girl gsl.
n, star l am canyiucet that
...s sxisis : great deal Of earnest.
- "a sincerity ia The dear hearts
4 Ans xho express their trus
k4en n The star.
Ne honest little dear Eifis DAY
~ ~ Bpen ~ their hearts. why
Ga "a ~ hoyz DO ne sssfne. AZ
! - msnr II ~ are insa as isssae-
- ~ are lonxias inst ~ mech
sew 4 llssls DEAR woman 20 make
- - Ne happief and brighter
~ ailef one. inst sonle 0ns
- rals nve ne aud her
ian = yxax II aye and wlake
pr<p essd money. Bat am lone
- Nsgbe yoa. Scar star shoaid
ke.en d kunw o. hear about a
- nj gnoa hearted SRI Nho also
- wesnme Then please tell
~ a.. a. hsf % wYite %
G. NANNEY.
csasFai Delivery
E<M slzF AZ constant reader
nrss ssi. ifed Il chop house iarr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

Mrs Ora Hood Russell, once o
si0-a.week stenographer. 10 now one
Of the richest women In kentucky
and perhaps the "oil queen" OF tho
world.
The Alaska Garnet Mining 4
Manufacturing Co. OF 81. Paul.
MINI IL owned and managed by
five women.
Miss Blanche H.Tuott. of Buffalo,
N. r.. probably the leading woman
maehiuary expert IN America. has
demonstrated that the feminine
brain can grasp the lntricaelea OF
coga. wheels aud bolts 90 readily az
II can put 20 use The needle and
thread.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

DANCE At pREAmLAhp.
Dance tonight Admission free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11
}uthia6reyo
Letters

lur Kiss 1fsf WIN you tell
- ma VA iaks the kink or curl
~ 4 &lE k&lr - a. 81 make n
oil5 81 kax hke natural hair
a. Hax fxn g1a tye 4 red leather
1cskstannk Azck The leather Ia
ur7 pod ANXIOUS.
All Ne .alsa bar Il not
zk'Ez1f eaFly. y0n can take the
kzk e eaFi CT Of h hy thoroughly
MAINS . nnmbef Of timsn n n
I 1iHlslly eariy o. wasy halr. I
seak ~ lsa you shat would make
3 rrzisAt
~ Take FngF pockesbnok 20 a
sfssNezai dyer. or 10 some
M-kA mannsselnrer. ard be- could
= sesshsf o. not Il conid b. sac-
NH<shJ fysd black. and where
~ foeld have Il done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

-. slss Grey: Please ten me
~. - remove mlldaw from
- ma SUBSCRIBER
s.s i ~ iong ago aotlced an
= ssailng how 70 remove nil.
n Z. 'A cannot absolutely voueh
efficacy. having never tried
4 s ~. ne widowed article Ia a
~. Dut not hot enough 10
~ ~- .aFs there for a short while
nss.. thoroughly brush the
-. -. y Z aid that the widowed
~ entirely disappear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

lns Hiss Grey. Would you
m<4 infsrm me - 70 the proper
~ NJ miss IL ~ 10 Sign 4 hotel
f4&f III A. II
k~-fha usual way for q young
EnRn % sign a hotel register IL
= mMe a. though she were sign
= a. huslaess document. She
= ~ her own discretion about
Nz'nz hsF fiji name o. simply
- ~ initials. and the prefix
~ should be put IN pareu.
- Nany women hand to The
go ihsir cards and lei The clerk
= ihs register for them
t-af Mas GREY. DO you kuow
~ Place IN Seattle where I
s. iesFn The dreasulakinE trader
BROWN EYEs
A-Iaese Is a women's trade
49,. im gi7ls IN the Arcade build.
sneis ! believe drssamaking is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-11

F<M s,zF A 4 constant reader
II NJ Ssl. sifed Il chop house iasr
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-09-23
SheriFs Sa1el

By virtue Of a writ Of Fieri Faoias is.
sued out OF the Court Of Common Pleas Ot
Pike county, to me directed, l will expose
10 sale by public vendue or outcry at the
sheriff'a office in the court house at Mil
ford Pa, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER l, 1910
at 2 O'Clock p. m. of said day, the follow
Ing real estate:
ALL that certain piece and parcel Of
land, situate in the township OF Lacka.
waxen, Pike Co., Pa. in the village Of
Mast Hope, containing 2,F00 50. t., being
parts Of lots numbered 10 and 20, rs do
aoribed In deed from Silas r. Selden q
Thomas hoMahon, dated June %, 1897
recorded In Deed Book No. IS, page lis.
IMPROVEMENTS
A dwelling house.
Seized and taken in execution rs {
property Of Thomas g Mcmahon and will
be sold by me for cash.
Sheriff.
Sherin's ONCE Milford, Pa,
Sept g. 1910.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-09-23
Sherifs Sale!

By virtue Of q writ Of Fieri Faoias issued
out OF the Court Of Common Pleas of Pike
county, to me directed, 1 will expose to sale
by public vendue or outcry at the Sheritf's
office la the court house, Milford, Pa, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER /, 1910,
at 3 O'Clock ,. m. Of said day, the following
real estate,
the township OF ShohLla, Pike Co, Pa,
Beginning at a stone corner Of lands in
walrantee name of Mathew Carey, thence
by land In warrantee name of John Lester
s. ok degrees E. IA rods to Shohola creek
thence down the said creek the 13 follow
ing courses and distances: s. 70 degrees
E. l2 rods, N. C3 degrees k. 8 rods, N. 9Olz
degrees E. 81 rods. N. 81 degrees K. 10 rods
N. 81 degrees K. 1s rods, S. So Cgrees E. l2
rods, S. b3Z degrees IL 05L rods TO a stone
8. 95< degrees &. rods, S. 851< degrees E
IS rods, n SO degrees E. 10 rods, ". 42s<
degrees E. 80 rods, N. 6S degrees r. 16 rods.
N, 81 degrees E. 10 rods crossing said
creek, thence N 80 degrees e 55 rods TO
stone, thence bv.land Of James Wells, Jr N
81 u degrees w 80 rods to q stOne, thence
along said Shohola creek, S 40 degrees w
"A rods to astone, ) 2degrees r 10 rods ~
stone, thence ). 81 u degrees w crossing
said creek rods to a stone, tbenteN 6ljS
degrees w $50 rods to u stOue, thence n
| 5SH degrees w l20 rods, to the place OF
beginning. Containing 20 acres and 8
perches and allowance, part OF the Sam
uel Insco wRrrantee, No l49, and the
same premises conveyed by David Mo
Kane and wife TO Warren Mexican by
their deed, dated March "a, 1902, recorded
in ID b SO, page 500
Also the equal undivided one-third in
the following two tracts of land In said
township OF ShOhola, as follows, Begin
ming at a Hemlock tree on the bank of
Shohola Greek, thence up said creek N.
| ~ degrees w IL rods 10 corner on line of
lands formerly Of John Meyers, thence
s. degree k b3 rods, thence S "a degrees
K 40 rods, thence n IS degrees E 81 rods
20 stone on a Pine stump, thence N
81 degrees W 46 rods, thence w % rod
thence s Il degrees W 16 rods Ia q pine
thence 8 81 degrees K "a rods to place
OF beginning, containing B8 acres "a per
ehes a. per survey made by William c.
McCarty, County Surveyor, Aug 20, 1852
and Of the piece conveyed by Chauncy
Thomas ct al to David Mexican, by deed
recorded in ID B 80, p,l6.
Second, tract In wsrrantee name OF
David Mckean containing 55 acres, lls
perohes, patent recorded In ID b Sc, D.
500, the title to the last two pieces being
vested In said David Mexican az the
time Of his death, and the said Warren
Mckean being one Of his children and
heirs.
IMPROVEMENTS
On hrss piece, good dwelling house
| barn and outbuildings About 30 acres
improved, balance woodland
| The other two pieces are unimprOyed
Seized and taken In execution SIS the
property OF Warren Mexican deceased
md will be sold by me for oash.
3EoRGE GREGORY,
Sheriff's Once, Milford. Pa.
Sept 9, 1910.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-09-23
Notice to Bridge MasOns

The Commissioners of Pike county
will receive sealed bids at their offics
in the Court House, Milford. PennA,
until Thursday, October 9th, 1910
at p. m, for constructing q paviag
around the North and South Abut-
ments of the county bridge over the
LAckawaxen river, near the village
Of LRokawaxen, Pa.
The number of cubic yards Of
masonry required for above work Is
estimated TO be 216.
The specifications, ETC., for above
work are on fle in the Commission
ers' office, open to the inspection OF
intending bidders.
Bids to be accompanied with oerti.
fed check of el00.
The Commissioners reserve the
right TO reject any or all bids.
BY order OF she Board.
THEO. a, BAKER,
Commissioner Clerk.
Commissioners Office. Milford, Pa
September 2. 1910
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-09-23
GAVIHo the ANVILa,
Terrible Threat Made BY the BsasAs
Negro stSvedore.

Terrible Threat Made BY the BVaSpAs
Negro StCVedore.
A story to be good does not neees-
sarily have to be new. The following
story. which was a favorite of the
late Senator carmack, of Tennessee.
falls within the rule:
"A brawny negro" said Senator
Carmack. was once employed as a
stevedore on the docks at Memphis to
help TO unload a cargo OF hardware
from the steamer Anna P. Silver.
'"fhe negro was carrying anVils
aahore. and 30 great was his strength
thak he carried one under each arm.
In crossing the narrow gengplank
with an anvil under each arm the ne
gro slipped and fell into the water.
"He came up putting and blowing.
'Frow down er rope. he yelled.
The mep on board laughed at him
in derision.
Prov down or rope pleaded the
negro. treading water vigorously.
Getting nothing but jeers. the ne
gro cried excitedly:
"'Fer de lan's sake. man. frOv
down er rope or III drop one OF desc
| anViiR'"
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-09-23
REGISTERS NOTICE.

The following accounts have been
filed with the Register and will be pre-.
sented to the Orphans Court of Pike
County for confirmation on the third
Monday Of October next.
ESTATE Of Joseph Ebenezer Virgil,
The first and final account Of Benja-
min {. TOtten, Guardian of said minor.
ESTATE of Carlton A. Smith. de-
ceased, The first and final account OF
Smith g. Sherman, Executor.
ESTATE Of Mary Fahrenbach, de-
ceased. Account Of Henry Fahren-
bach, Executor.
ESTATE ofAmanda w. COrtright,
deceased. The account OF ]. H. Van
Etten, Administrator d. b. n.
Milford, Pa. | John g. Westbrook Jr.
Sept II, 1910 Register.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-09-23
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In the old days the Bank OF England
was paternal IN Us treatment Of its
clerks, One young fellow was distin-
EuishOd only for his seal a. q mem-
Der Of the volunteer corps which now
10 defunct. His clerkly services were
negligible and neglected. but when Il
was brought TO the notice OF the diroo-
tors they recommended his martial an
dor and gave him nice little sineeurs.
Another clerk was reported TO them
as g really clever amateur painter.
They saw his pictures 1T Ia a pity
that such talent should be wasted
over ledgers.- was the kindly verdict
30 they gave him a room at the bank
for use as a studio and appointed hia
10 the post OF superintendinE the burn
Ing OF cancelled hAAk notes every M
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