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The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.


man, $40; Philip Minch. $50; Penden-
mis-. White. 9:45; Wolf (wood), lV.se'
Sachem, IL; Richardson. ll:4oi Euen-
born. l2;ao sunday morn,n no mdla.
ceyion. l:sO: Butler. b:2o; Norwalk.
$50; Arlington. 6;l0s j. T. Hutchlnsoll
eiis; GIL Samuel Morse. so; Mano az :.
ing. sl5, ST Paul. $40 Kennedy, ~
$3.50: Olcott, 1890: City OF Genoa, IL
Princeton, Corliss. 1850; A. r.. Ames'
1898; Masaba. noon; Tuscarora' X
M. Yates l;SQ, w q. Mathers l.oo'
Maine, barge Uranus d BaRer, ana
Down: Joseph Wood, 1870 saturday
night: Port Colbourne. s:25; Linn, Jen-
1850: ID. a. Kerr. ii:40: Arizona, Sco-
tia, 1910 Sunday morning; schlller, :
Mullen. 1880. Mohegan. Frankeompe'
Aloha, A. Wilson, $50; Jex, y; DSit9l,.
Io:io; Delaware, II; Lo Ssd%ss i odS;
nah. $50; Rand. ll;45; Britton. noon;
Kopp, 1880 y. m; Gilbert. 1888; .dor-
rell, i; Choctaw, 1880: Schuylkili, l;So'
s. s. Hebard. 1850; onoko, >; l w ste
Regina. n5;l5; wawatam. $3.50; Jon
Mitchell, -chemunx- siemens
6:15.
sAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. May ~
up: wlnona- y. m. SATURDAY; NC
Dougall, Nasmyth. $3.50; Meaeham. S;sl
a. IN. Sunday: Emily. 8; Dinkey, Nor
gan, 4; Midland Prince. Watt, krupp
1880; Hoyt. Assiniboia. 1890; Hadcing.
ton. North Sea. noon: Scottish Haro,
y. m: Grove. Huronic. $3.50: William
Rogers, s: Alex. Thompson, $50; Geo
Stephenson, Z; Ericsson, Fritz. 1870.
Down: Newona. French. $3.50 p m
Saturday; Empire City. 10; Wills
King. IL; Agawa, 1880: Robbins, Ma
riska and whaleback, Northern Queen
a. m Sunday; Algonquin. 4: Cort. D
Morgan. Jr. s Murphy, Omega. 500
Harvard. Harmonic, $3.50: fhipps. ~
Sullivan. 1880: Alberta. Ketchum, l2:St
D. m: Frick, 1. Capt. Wilson. 2; Rens
selaer. 1850; Stackhouse. T.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22


z. - oi&.ar battered his own
- . producer. Sunday night.
{ .-vived the romantic mill
<r.ma. Under Two Flags ~
I ~c~nm theater. before an auul-
~ 11n< was unusually large. weatn,
-o~~I6ored. How Mr.. Chaser ano
~~~oclotes. In the space OF single
- con rehearse and provide the
'.~rv for offerings such as this ana
~~~ o<her pIays. almost as preten-
- - = ming the average pfnygoef
"a a 6,fdcuIf To understand. Ger
80 ~ spares no expense In dress
"a ~ plays. The present Offering,
I'D j~-t.ncc' compares favorably with
"a or1eInal. IN which Blanche Bates
1~rred e. Cigarette. the brave little
|ruehter OF the regiment
"a a casy TO see that Under TWO
-. A. going 20 make a hit with
q Cheers large following OF women.
"A nnDears TO great advantage as the
16ier Louis Victor. the name as
.~sed by the English nobleman.
1crf1s Cecil RoyalIIeu. when mo ffees
o A1eiers, as the easiest way out OF
rrlnin complications at home, which
- roafen 10 involve a lady's good
rme. The part 10 one that cannot
ri 10 excite the admiration OF the
<1les. while Miss Courteney. as
(S|rarette. has one of the best oppor-
1offies that has presented itself this
noson. Her work In the fourth act.
1vhen she mounts coal black
Arabian steed and dashes up noun
11in mass to save the life OF Victor,
<hows courage as well as skill as q
Ildor AMI az an actress. Nothing
<ouId be better done than this bit OF
<1alism The sand storm just proceed
Nc her wild ride. also IN well worked
E Mas Edan Ellesmere. as the Prin-
rna Corona, whom Cigarette has
rhrinCened the silver pheasant. Is
Ivon splendid opportunities. Her In
|o<pretation. notably In the tent
1eene, where the identity OF the
c1dier, Louis Victor. is revealed and
NE two make known their love for
- Baroni, the Hebrew money lender
md she carries herself with a dignity
tint befts princess. Herschel May
~ - f7ttingly cast as CT. Chateauroy,
1Dropriately nichnamed, BLACK
[awk Harrison Steadman. as Hon.
Lord Royallieu and later as the mar
HAL OF France. does excellent work.
wen habitual patrons of the Lyceum
cund Il difficult to recognize James
lester. at FIRST, In the disguise OF Elk
~ elaborate revival Of Salvation
When his voice gave him away he
<ocoived well-deserved hand.
For next week, Mr.. CHASER promises
"a elaborate revival OF Salvation
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
Markets and Finance
suRrest sales ON Rooa swells.

suggest sales on good swelis.
Everything points to a larger cocn-
try movement In corn for some time
The cash and export demand at pres
ent Is not the bull feature that IL was
few weeks ago. on the other hand
liquidation OF long corn has been quite
thorough and bull leadership for tTesh
show OF strength In the cash market
might easily turn futures strong. For
a couple OF days the market has shown
n declining tendency.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
Famous Woman Astronomer Dead

BOSTON, May 22.-Mrs. Williamina
Patton Fleming, one OF the foremost
astronomers of the world and curator
OF astronomy records at Harvard uni
yersity, died late yesterday, at a Bos-
ton hospital Mrs. Fleming became
one Of the most interesting personal
tiles among the scientists of the world
through her acuteness In the handling
OF the astronomical photographs at
Harvard university by means OF
which che had discovered no less than
seven new stars and many variables.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
LIGHTNING KILLS FISHERMAN.

KALAMAZOO, May 22.-While fish
ing from boat In Mud lake. two miles
from Vicksburg. Saturday afternoon
Frank j. Hertebus, 33. superintendent
Of the Lee PaperaCo.'s plant I'M Ftcks
burg, was struck by lightning and In
stantly killed. Byron Bishop, mil
foreman, saw his companions fall over
the side of the boat. He dragged him
into the boat again. but Hertebus was
dead.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

ADMINISTRATIONS. ,s07; steers red
s6Q6.50 per Dbl
Q225.
Be.n.-Dried Lima, 8 1-a97c per ID.
caaiinowerGss6s.So per dox
Chee.e-Michigan Oats. old. l501sc:
12hG13c; York state fats. old. $50
Ice; late made, 13614c: domestic
Swiss. 4sgisc:. blSSk Swiss, is g Ice;
imported Swiss. asa soc; Limburger.
Dates-Persian. 5@6c per ID; Fards.
10Y Ollie per Id.
Dressed c.lve.-Fancy. s0sho ID:
Figs-Imported. new. IL 616c per Id;
California. 35c per Id.
Fresh Observation-Disclosures hot
house. 659I5c per doz; lettuce, hot
400 hamper: radishes. long. 10000;
round. zoo csc doz; green pepper. soc
basket. carrots. SOC blu: parsnlps. 500
ssc bu: beets. Soc bu; turnips. soc hu;
case: pieplant Csc per doz: spin
ach. 25Q3oc per blu: green boans,
S2.004225 per bu; wax beans. sac
green onions. faMc doz: beets, Is SOC
doz; green peas. s1.75@2 per bu: new
cabbage. $2.25925o; water cress. 2ec
Grape Fruit--Florida. ,45o9s per
Honey-Fancy white. 17g1sc; No. /,
1sQ17c. amber, 14G1s; extracted. SO
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay in car
lots, T. o. b. Detroit: Mol timothy.
new .,22; No 2 timothy, $50; clover.
MIXED. $40; rye straw. s7Gs; wheat wheat
farmers wagons on the city markets
ranged from $40 q 26, as to quality.
Hides-No. 1 cured, 1c: No. ! green.
SIC; No, cured bulls. &c; No i green.
green. Zoe: cured calf No. 1. lee;
green calf. No. /. lac per 10: horse
hides. No. /. $3.75; No. 2, s2.T5: sheep
skins. as TO wool, 2050c; No. 2 hides.
ic OF on kip. lac of on calf; -
lie per ID; maple syrup, 759s0c gal.
Lemons-Callfornia. s3.50@4.5o per
box.
Nut.--Biack wainuts. IN 02c per 10:
butternuts. az a &c per Id: new shell
Limes-s1 6f.25 per doz
Mu.broom.-l5d zoe per dor. :. -.
Onion .sets-Yelow. .s1.25;. white,
$50 q s1.75 per bu
OBion.-s1.5o 91.75 per bu; Spanish
$3.50 per crate; Texas Bermudas. 20
oranses-california navels, ss0a75
per box.
Observation-Disclosures. H25@45o per
crate.
per bu; new Triumphs, $3.50 bu: rev
Florida, 81 bu. $3.50 bbl
Poultry Broilers. 2502sc; fowls.
16c; old ROSTERS, 5000; ducks, 1+c;
stfawberries-24-q cases. $3.50
8.50 per case.
Taiiow-No. /. sac; No. 2. 4hc per
wooI--Medium unwashed. lie: nne
unwashed. i2q15c; reflections. 12c per
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. May 20.-The weekly
bank statement as issued today shows
the following change: Reserve on all
deposits. increase s1.7S0,5 $50; reserve on
deposits other than U. s., increase ST.
7S4575; loans. decrease $3.5s4. 800: spe-
decrease s34s.S00: deposits. decrease
S3,36s,S 500: circulation. Increase s40.500:
total loans. $l,332,045,S0 The sur
plus Is $46.066.475. as compared with
s24,zS4.400 last year. and $40.
two years ago.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
BUTTER AND EGGS.

.nuttsr-Extraxrx ic;-nrsts.- ian In:
dairy. l5c; packing stock. 1Sc 10.
Eggs - Current receipts cases In
cluded, lbhc per dox Receipts Satur-
day, Sill cases. Market steady
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CHICAGo nuTrER MARKEr.

CHICAGO. May 20.-Butter: Extras.
2lc: nrrts. 1sc; dairy extras, 1sc: tcsts.
15c. Eggs: Prime firsts. 15c: frsts.
young Americas, 12Q12Hc Live poul-
try: Fowls. 13Q13hc; ducks, 100
l2hc: geese, IN " SC.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
LIVE STOCK.


Dunning a stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO,. N. Y, May "a
Cattle. Receipts. 20 cars. market.
S sood p1m ss 1900 to '$
ID steers. $GQ6.2o; best l.l0o TO Loo
ID. shipping steers. ss.soQs; medium
butcher steers. 1000 TO l.l00-lb steers,
S5.iS: best fst cows. sisSSS's5: lair
TO good do. $3.25 u $50; common 20 me-
dunn do. $3.260s50: trtmmers. ~ sOg
$40; best fat heifers. {5.50QSse; good
"a. ssifs STOCK sSgs ssi. iaE Is % best
feeding steers. dehorned, seSo 40 !:
common feeding steers. sa4+25: best
butts bologna hnllS-444412i
stock bulls. common 70 good. tsS $500. =:
common TO good. SIS 40.
Hogs: Receipts, SO cars, steady,
heavy. $40; workers.. se.SoWe.so; pigs.
500.
sheep and Lambs: Receipts. 10 cars.
strong: clipped lambs. s7.4097.50; year
Iings. s65oQe.6o; wethers. $4T6WS;
ewes. s4G4.5o.
Calves: s45O97.76.
EAST BUFFALO.
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. May 20
tive and steady: prime steers. $3.50
$40; butcher grades. $346- Calves:
Receipts, 100 head: market. slow and
csc lower: Gull to choice. s4.7597.5o.
market, active: lambs Acc higher:
sheep. strong choice lambs, 1850
7.T5: Gull TO fair. sS@5.75 yeariings.
s5.509675; sheep. s2@5.lO. Hogs: Re
ceipts. i.lso head; market. active and
steady; workers.. $500 6.55: pigs, sc. 40;
mixed. S6.5OG6.55: heavy. s6.30Us.40.
roughs, $5.2595.5o; stays. s45o05.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
May 22--Hogs: Receipts, $4,000; mar
ket good. generally loo lower; mixed
and butchers. s5.T096; god heavy. IS. SIS
Q5.s5; rough heavy. $550Q6.65: light.
s5.70Q605; pigs. s5.5oGe. Cattle: Re-
ceipts, $4,000 market. steady TO shade
lower: beeves. s5.1oQ6.4o; cows and
heifers, S3.s0g5,76; Texans, $3.50 u :. so:
calves, S475g7.25. Sheep: Receipts.
20, 900: market. strong to loo higher:
native. So rs pfs5; western, $500 t.go
lambs S475WTla; western. S5.5UQ7.25.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. May 2o--Hogs: Re-
ceipts. 1900: steady; heavies. so.1t q o.
pigs. $6.25: workers., mixed. $40. Cat
tie: Receipts. 3 cars, steady. Lambs:
Receipts. 5 cars; $6.75 top. Calves:
ReceiDts 200. "a ton
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
NE TEMERE DECREE
sTIRs ANGLICANS
tcoa,inued from Par. One,

with the civil status OF the parties
concerned.
We do not desire TO express any
opinion upon the civil law. We leave
that to our final court of justice. But
we would remind you that decisions
OF various judges have differed upon
this question In the Province OF Que
bee. II is in the interest OF all our
citizens to have the law clearly de-
fined.
Whatever may be the proper inter
probation OF the existing law. II Is of
the greatest Importance that there
should be one uniform marriage law
for the whole dominion.
In conclusion, we urge upon
all the duty of safeguarding, in
every way, the sanctity OF mar
rage, and we deprecate and de-
plore all interference with legal
ly sanctioned family life as
fraught, not only with injustice,
humiliation and suffering to the
parties concerned, but as imperil-
ling the fundamental basis Of our
social system.
I'VE commend you TO the grace
of God, and pray that His Holy
Spirit may in all things direct
and rule your hearts"
(Signed on behalf of the House
OF Bishops of Canada.
s. P, RUPERTS-LAND,
Primate.
Charles, Ottawa, archbishop
OF the Ecclesiastical Province OF
Canada.
The letter was read In All Saints
church, Windsor, Sunday morning,
by the rector, the Rev. Arthur Car
lisel II came as big surprise to
the congregation, as IL was not
known that the governing body OF
the church had taken the marriage
question under consideration.
The clergymen and laymen, com
prinisng the Windsor district of the
London Methodist conference, have
passed a resolution, condemning the
enforcement of the me temere' de-
cree. The district clergy also ask
the conference to memorialize the
Canadian parliament to legislate
against mixed marriages, by making
them illegal.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
Late Telegraph News

NEW YORK-A capacity for UNI
limited idieness and an unlimited
capacity for drink are the qualihca-
lions for membership In exclusive
Fifth-ave. clubs, Rabbi Stephen Wise
told the Free Synagogue.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
HIDES.

Hides--No. /, cured. lie; No. 1,
green. 1-2c: No. l. cured bulls. SC;
No. I. green, 7 lie; No. l. cured veal
kip, III l-2c: No. /, green, 10c: No. 1,
cured calf, Ice; No. l, green calf, lac;
No. l. horsehides. 1915; No. 2, $2.75;
sheepskins. zoe to scot as to wooD ;
No, 2. hides, lie on; No. 2. kip and
calf. / l-2c OF.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

NEW YORK-CoI Henry Waiter
son, just back from Europe. says the
United States ought to sell the Philip
pines to Japan and buy Magdalena
bay for q coaling station.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
AVENUE.

Despite q sizzling sabbath, gen.
ous audience attended the Avenue
later to greet Barney Girard and
y aggregation OF burlesque perform
rs presenting the "FoIlies OF the
The Follies comprise some
wy clever take-offs on things theat-
<t11 that have struck the popular
ncy during the last season.
~. Qirard Is the author OF q num-
ut Of clever songs In the production,
Nd 90 he has used excellent judg-
Itnf IN the selection of persons TO
I1oder the same, the effect is all that
1o1Id be desired.
Chief among the Girard entertain.
No are Miss Louie Dacre and Miss
1rtrude Hayes, botn OF whom are
II-eetablished on the burlesque stage
o<h women are entrusted with lead
1E roles and they sing number OF
11<1y songs. Sam Heard is the
1nny man OF the organization.
There II very numerous and a
MY active chorus OF young women.
NO dress and sing we'll The Follies
||I Be It the Avenue all week, With
~ mnfinces.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

4. $40; No. j, tS.ss: No, !. sS.sS; No. :.
$3.50: No. 4. s5.l5: No. s, $40: No. ..
sos; No; !, 's No; 1928 No; 3 t.s ss:
No. ~. $40; No. IA. s47o; No. Is. t47s
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
ARSENIC KILLS WOMAN.

PEWAMO, Mich May 22.-Mrs,
Rose Davis, aged 81, died yesterday
from what the doctors say was ARISEN.
&c poisoning. II Is stated the woman
swallowed 90 grains. Mrs. paws
parted from her husband about year
ago He Is school teacher at clio,
She came here with her two children
TO live with her mother She recently
bought revolver, which strengthens
the belief that she took her own life
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

BERLIN-The kaiser has ruled that
an army officer may resign with honor
rather than fight duel on the de-
cision OF the court OF honor.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

BAYSIDE, L. Superintendent
Durland dismissed school for one af;
ternoon so that the boy pupils might
earn money by caddying for a golf
tournament.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

NEW YORK. May 20.--Bar silver
London, 24&d; bar silver-New York
52Sc; demand sterling. $4.S6.35 "
4.S6.40.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
chlIdren,s Day June 20.

Children's Day on Belle Isle has
been set for June 20.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
CAVITY.

The Golden Crook company Is ut
~ Gayety this week presenting
how that helps one overlook the
&<xhfs to which the thermometer Is
11lmbinK. The excuse for the appear
=1nce OF the company Of comedians,
1neers dancers and q very lively
horus Il q two-act burletta entitled
"A Trip to the Moon. but ones hot
roafher attention Is not forced to fol-
f NV the trip very closely because there
IRE vaudeville acts and specialties
Morally interspersed through both
Bil2y Arlington and Ed Johnston
1rnish most Of the laughs for the au-
Lance which are none the less hearty
&ocause their business Is thoroughly
keeping with the established con-
on<i0ns Of the buriesque tramp. Arl.
nxtou Is one OF the best In the bust
Ices though.
Jeanette Buckley, Louise Marshall
md Dottie King add the highly es-
initial feminine touches TO the per-
o<mance. Miss King carrying on the
&ouors with her ballet dancing. Her
most elaborate work was In the Grand
1o1let de Ia Lune In which she was
1oisted by well-trained chorus.
With Miss Marshall she also scored In
~ Dance Of the Andes. introduced
d the olio.
Nd Johnston and jeanette Buckley
o<<ribute some song and dance mum.
ors 70 this portion of the show, and
IIly Arlington, assisted by Daisy Pal
~. does some clever character
o(ches. The big hit OF the olio,
ukh, - the tcomedy burlesque mus
act put on by Arlington, Johnson
8truse. II Is all that is claimed
IN the title, including the mus.
lack Strouse In character sing
np1etes the olio section Of the
nnce. While the chorus was
krom its exertions In the sec
81 the Whirl Comedy Harmon
Eng some old quartet songs In
~ fashion
~ Golden Crook artists will be
~ the Lafayette boulevard play.
~ al week. Next week the Man
5Eer's Famous Crackerjacks are
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

Bob Printing D..e nisnt. rrw..
Main 1898. OF City SssE
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

SAN FRANCISCO-The fortune OF
$780, which Eugene Schmitz ac-
cumulated by grating while mayor Of
Frisco, has been dissipated and
Schmitz Is in Mexico broke"
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
PRODUCE.

Dealers In fresh vegetables reported
very satisfactory trade this morning.
but as a whole the produce market was
rather quiet. Butter. eggs poultry,
veal calves. potatoes. and farm stun
In general, were unchanged US TO price
and I'm some lines almost nominal,
poultry and dressed calves. especially
ruling very quiet. Strawberries were
In little better supply and better
condition also, the market ruling
firm. The hide market was q little
higher on most grades.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

PEORIA, Ill.-After successfully
spelling catch words for four hours.
Myrtle Hagan. IA, failed on divorce,
spelling II "divourse." The word zap
parel" stumped most OF the contes-
tants.
CHICAGO-Mrs. Ella Flagg Young,
superintendent Of the Chicago schools,
has instituted a course In which girls
are taught to get on and OF street
cars without injuring themselves.
CHICAGO-To show the interest
Chicagoans feel In their children II
is announced that more than 100000
persons have visited the Child Wei
fare Exhibit now In progress here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-12
NEWS OF SPECIAL TO THE STAR


Press that Lady Docies stood the
ordeal well. aud that there was
every prospect Of hor speedy 70
coyery.
Was Not Presented.
Il developed today that Lord
Decies had hoaNcd the public when
~ was stated that Lady Deciea was
presented at court ON "Wednesday
night She WIS not presented. the
king and queen and Lady Deeiea'
physicians deciding that the ordeal
would be too exciting
An the London newspapers print.
ed stories Of her presentation,
which we're given 10 the press 20
deceive the public AS 10 her true
state OF health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-12

los ANGELES. Cal. May Ia
Nine years ago Mrs. Ida Olympia
Helm Was mistress Of the finest
mansion In Kansas City. with mil.
lions AZ her command. as the wife
Of Michael G Helm
To-day she Is In poverty. without
enough money for medical atten.
ton. yet too proud to accept char
tty and 20 10 thc county hospital
Tho divorce courts separated her
from her millionaire husband and
she Was granted $4,000 aiimony
soon that triekled through her fin-
gers and rceeasty she has support
cd herself as a manicufist In 10
cal hotel Eighteen monthE ago
Or n c. Hyde. just granted a ncw
trial after being sentenced to life
imprisonment for the murder Of
Col SWope. met Mrs Helm Ac.
cording 20 her story. he proposed
aud was accepted Mrs u. lsu re
fuses to tell why Hyde ~ nof
marty her or 90 comment on the
murder charges.
When Mr.. Helm paid me- the
$500 aiimony he said some one
would get Il away from me. says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-12

s2250 for high-grade Suits. In
newest models and cloths; made TO
sell at $1,000 to $4,000.
$3.50 for attractive. well-made
Suits; regular $500 TO $500
goods.
Fifty London Tweed Coats. s2e.50
value: special az $3.50.
One hundred Auto Coats. in rajah
and black satin and linen: full back
coats. at $1,000. sf2.50 and $3.50;
goods intended TO sell at double.
Fifty dozen Shirt Waists. with
Dutch necks; broken lots and sam
Plies; special at csc.
One thousand silk. Messaline and
Jersey Top Petticoats. accordion
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pleated flounces. in plain and flow.
cred effect. at s295, 1896 and
sf95. exceptional values at these
prices.
New Marquisette Dresses. $3.50
value. $3.50; $1,000 values, $3.50.
$3.50 for all Suits selling up to
s22.00. The biggest bargain In the
city.
Broken lot OF $1,000 to $1,000 Lin
en- Dresses and Suits, 1895 and
1896.
by appointment from the receiver
all suits in course of alteration at
the bankrupt Pioneers Cloak & Suit
House will be delivered here.
A small deposit accepted TO hold
sale goods.
HOFFMAN CLOAK & SUIT CO.
1916 Second Avenue
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Cynthia Grey's Letters

for some time that when | talk
with certain people become
nervous and confused. What can l
do 10 overcome thia7
MISS X. w.
An sensitive persons have
similar experiences. and Il never
can be quite overcome The only
help ~ TO forget self In the effort
TO do that you may conquer this
feeling
Dear Miss Grey am making q
cushion lor friend Whose
initials should put on Il. my
friends OF miner tNEI.
A-Your friends monogram.
Dear Miss Grey Please give me
recipe for sea.soam candy.
READER
A-Put into saucepan 3 cups
sugar. % cup strip and y cup
water Hoil until little dropped
into cold water spins brittle
thread. Beat whites OF two eggs
stiff. turn the hot strip over II In
thin stream. beating all the while
until nearly stiff Add cup OF
nut meats and turn out on but
tered plate
Dear Miss Grey Would you
advise girl 90 marry n man of
good character when his ednca.
ton IN not equal 10 hers aud bis
occupation IN not an honorable
one DUBIOUS
Education " minor con.
Aidcration Domestic felicity has
It's sweet spring hidden down faf
deeper than the Intellectual at
talnmenta The assertion that
mans occupation In not an hon
orahlr one" Is not consistent with
his good character Possibly,
not "dishonorable." but only
humble. a. meant-a wide differ.
encc Most OF the happy homes
ia the world are built through
humble occupations Many 81 the
very best husbands Wcar ovorails
At thuir work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-12

Mrs Helm. well. his prophecy
has come true never had TO
work for money and WIS never
taught It's value Il might have
been properly invested and bring.
INK me In good income. but |
knew nothing Of business I Just
kept spending q. little by little. un
al lt was all gone"
Mira Helm has not given up
hope. Il sant 10 50 10 Kansas
City to see my two children" she
says. Perhaps Mr.. Hrim will help
me. not Tor my sake. but for the
chlidreu~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-12

Chill thoroughly large freestone
peaches. Peel carefully with silver
knife. remove pits with a spoon. fill
with cream seasoned. aweetened
aud mixed with chopped nuts.
place oandied cherry on top Of
each peach. Serve at once after
prepared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-12
Angel Parfalt

anger FAffaiI
Place over the fire In a pan half
a cupful Of sugar and water Stir
until sugar dissOiyea. Boil without
stirring until II spins thread.
Meanwhile beat until stiff the
whites OF three eggs and add TO
them slowly the hot strip after II
has been taken from the fire for
about half a minute. Beat well and
flavor with vanilla When cold stir
In a pint Of cream. well whipped
and drained. Put into a small mold
aud pack at once IN ice and salt
for about four hours Serve with
angel food cake