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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR WONDERFUL VALUE.
EVER oFFEnEp FOR SALE on WASH
INGTON HEIGHTS.
rs result of an exchange We oner tor
sale two houses Washington Heights for
SEQ each that were built io sell for Sl.'oo
aWli fhr"e stories containing Ten rooms. beau
tells throughout the house. four rooms deep on
the FIRST floor
Nice size lot 10 an alley.
lI0t-wafer heat
\ few steps from two car lines.
Any looking for Il home. investment or
speculation should take advantage of this
opportunity To- buy three-story house for less
h: rhan Other, ,t arr pasnS Tor
Opportunities like these seldom offered.
Shrcwd investors of real estate WILL take ah-
vantage of them.
See US at once about them
STONE X FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SAIE-ATTENTION. INVESTORS SPEC
ILA I,I, s MD o HOME , sEEKE Frs VIZ
OFFER yot- To SAVE MONEY.
The owner ~ two beautiful new houses on
the Heights. west of l4th street: having just
sell them for less than they cost the builder
sa.a50 will buy each one Of then,. They
are complete in every detail.
Beautiful arrangement.
Full three stories. rooms, two baths hot
water heat cabinet inantels. open freplsces.
laTrlry ;rbs-evefythins that could lie desired
attractive and best improved squares west of
18th ST
like this. with bathrooms and all con
v"ntences AZ this low figure is simply max
in- the purchaser present o: mere than one
Thousand dollars
STONE 4 FAIRFAX f24o New York ave.
FOR SALF;-A SPLENDID PROPOSITION IN 4
Iiol 81 o\ ETH ST. COLIMBtA HEIGHTS:
5000 will buy a beautiful three story. round
bay window brick and stone dwelling this
beautiful street.
BUILT To SELL FOR Sc 80
An outof-town owner wishes 10 make a
quick sale and has reduced the price.
Surrounded by beautiful homes convenient
10 ears. schools. stores and churches.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1S42 New York ave.
FOR SALE
PROBABLY THE BEST PROPOSITION
ENER OFFERED IN 4 TWO-STORY HOUSE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06

AN ELEGANT HOME.
Wide spacious house, drawing room. library.
dining room. buffers pantry and kitchen ON
main floor. Six chambers. three baths. attic
room: Laundry Specially constructed por:bes
for sleeping purposes. etc. Many big closets.
Rear stairway. Large lot to public alley. The
location is most select prominent thor
oughfare In best residential part OF northwest.
loco on terms to suit: COS, $4,000.
BELT. OBR1EN s. CO. Cnc.), 1893 G NV.
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VIII sacrifice new Groom and ba tn brick.
larg. front porch. back porch hot-water heat,
hsrdvOod trim good yard 10 alley.
Never been occupied.
Frice IS $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06

FOR EXCHANGE.
SYRACUSE. y. Y. RESIDENCE FOR HOME
N WASHIN,iToN OR WITHIN HALF
HOT RS RIDE OF THE CITY PROPER.
client from Syracuse. y. " whose h,Isi-
ness interests compel him to r'sidr here.
offers 10 exchange his palata1 residence. H.
Gated in the rnost select part OF Syracuse. FOR
n home in Washington, n. q. Tire
Syrarus" home is fully detached. property of
individuality tone and style: ten large rooms.
four toilets. TWO baths: spacious reception
ball; buffers pantry: cold storage room; cellar
under entire house: laundry: modern heater
large moth closet: hardwood floors: all r,oras
bright and cheerful: spacious v"ranias: mass
i've colonial pillars: awnings, screens: beautiful
grounds: lot 61x112: cement carriage drives
front and side entrances.
For price and further informa ton apply TO
RELT. O'BRIEN & CO.. Inc. 1909 u At. NV.
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FOR RENT
CCIORED.
I4oG 34th ~. NV: s rooms and bath; large
yard: front and side porch Sl8 Sd.
WHITE.
$50 LIST st Sc: store ana S-foom dwelling
above; occupied many years by druggist; suit
able for grocer $4,000.
7I6 18th ne; corner bouse rooms: fur.
aace heat: all modern imps 5000.
NATIONAL LOAN 4 INV. CO..
Thompson bldg. To3 18th Ut.
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FOR SALE--
SNAP.
Eight room house; cellar. furnace; frst-clas
neighborhood fGeorHetownl; lot 2Ox9O. Rents
s225O. Price. $3.50. You can borrow 81. so
in building association.
BELT. O'BRIES & co. (nc.). 1909 q NV.
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Near 9th and G. SITS u.w.-A great harr in
in flree-story brick. containing nine rooms
ard hath: side light: ont of town owner anxious
IL sell. Trust; -. 2U1-5oo-cau remain Price.
$3.50. Now under rental al So, j" per month
GARDNER 4 DENT. NC.
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FRANCIS A. BLUNDON
IbI q st. NV.
FOR SALE-A FINE HOUSE.
FOR A SMALL PRICE
Has II rooms and bath: IL 80 feet front:
located just north OF West Washington; is in
fine order
SEE Is ABOUT PRICE AND TERMS.
LlERERMAN HAWN. 1903 ST.
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: near I4ii 81: three story brick dwelling,
DiDc rooms aud bath: lat 2,'N3" Ia alley: viii
sell {" c"inr"d purchaser; bargain price. s5.Wo:
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FOR SALE-GO AND SEE THAT BEAUTIFUL
from n, house. with tiled bath. parquet floors.
HOf-WATER HEAT: convenient to the govt
depts and business section. 1los 25th St
NV. just north Of Pa. ave-: open every day
and Sunday for inspection; lighted in the
evening.
W1LLIGE GIBBS DANIEL so3 p5 18th ct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-21
LOCAL OPTION
BILL PASSED

OLYMPIA. Feb. 2i.-Tho senate
yesterday passed the local option
law. which bore the signature OF
20 members. There was but it'll,
excitement. though senator Ruth
warned the senators that che peopl,
viii override this action la the
near future
"The senator from Thuratun
should vote for the Initiative and
referendum then. NO as to give
them the chance. suggested Sena.
tor Fulconer
The bin provided that counties
shalt be the unit IN liquor option
elections. except that cities of the
first class may vote as a unit by
themselves.
Senator Jensen Of Pierce conala-
tently voted against the bin. al.
though pharmacist who. accord.
ing 20 Senator Collins. would profit
by the passing OF the saloon.
The pharmacists OF this state DO
not want the liquor business. said
Jensen
Senator Roacnhaupi took cNcep.
tion TO the prohibition Of the sale
OF any imitation" liquor like near
beer" but did not press the point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-21
LOVE AND COMEDY SHOWN
IN THE MOTION PICTURES

You want to be awfully careful
about ribbons.
Here's girl In the Snake river
country. who had two cowboys In
love With her. I'm give half this
ribbon 20 the one love best. she
announced, "and keep the other
half myself" But later both of
them show up With a half ribbon.
For the girl very carelossiy lost
her half and the rejected sutton
had found Il. He tells his rival
that she gave e To him. There Is
bitter quarrel
just then came the word that
the Indians are on the war path
aud the girl Is alone with her little
brother direct In their path. Quar-.
rels are forgotten as the COW.
punchers saddle and dash 10 her
rescue. They are just In time.
She starts to rush into her
sweetheart's arms. You gave
Frank a ribbon. too" he says. Then
Frank confesses This In brief Is
the story OF the best moving pic.
ture this week at the city theatre,
Where Miss Alma fiill, soprano, Is
an added attraction
THE Ransom OF Red CHIEF Is
an adaptation Of one OF O. Henry's
stories. running this week az the
Circuit Theatre II tells Of how
two desperate men" kidnap the
son OF rich Mr. rightwad and de
mand a ransommand ransom OF
$4,000. The father. however.
knows the boy and being certain
that he will make life unbearable
for the ~desparadoes" sends word
back that they must pay him s25
for taking the boy back. which
they finally have to do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-21

suit last night. and announces him
self ready. Charles Phillips and
Jim Byrne. also OF the plain clothes
department. hold the palm as
dancers. and they expect their pro.
grams to be filled With names Of
fair ones tonight Captain OF De.
tectlves Tenant will be there In
faultless spike tail
Captain Powers aides includes
the mighty Matt Harmon and the
dlminutive Tim sullivan. Lee Dag.
ner viii desert his post as head OF
the motorcycle squad long enough
TO see that order IL preserved on
the floor The ball tonight " the
18th annual fcte OF the police de
partment. II Is expected that fully
5000 persons will attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-21
Crooks, Be Merciful Tonight,
The Coppers Are Going to Dance

Police Captain Mike Powers. who
has been floor manager at every
police ball since anyone can re.
member. FURNISHED his big badge
this afternoon In preparation for
the big annual event at the Armory
tonight
Promptly at . O'Clock tonight
Wagner's band win strike up the
grand march. Mayor and Mrs.
Diiiing viii lead. with Acting Police
Chief and Mrs. Bannick In second
place. Following will march cap
talns. sergeants and patrolmen In
full uniform.
The Beau Brummeis OF other
years viii also be on deck tonight
H. Chesterfield Adams OF the plain
clothes squad oiled up his dress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-21
CONVICT
- GARLAND

w. II. Garland. the aged pro-
motsr Of the Apex Coal company.
who sold to J. l.. Beardslee 81 900
worth OF wildcat stock. was found
guilty OF grand larceny by jury
In Judge Gays court yesterday.
The first trial resulted Ia like
verdict. but a second trial was
granted because the jury took but
10 minutes 70 arrive at verdict
The former trial Judge. Ralph Kauf-
man. reversed the verdict on the
ground that II had been arrived at
too hastily. considering the fact II
took him fully 10 minutes to read
bis Instructions 20 the jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-21
some OF 'EM
SATISFIED

Were you satisfied with your
purchaser
This Is one of Attorney Burch's
routine questions IN examining wit.
nesses who testify in behalf OF C.
ID. HiIlman 10 the United States dis
trict court.
II was at the time replied II. r.
Wiesner Of Ballard. who testified
that he bought four 3o.foot lots at
Birmingham for $500.
Are you satisfied now7" Burch
/ questioned further.
No. SIR" came the reply.
why not7"
Because Hillman didn't carry
out his promises. and don't think
the lots viii ever be worth what |
am supposed to pay for them
Wiesner said he bought the prop
erty 10 speculate on. He continued
his testimony this morning.
Been Sold Twice.
Fred Rameau. n Tacoma waiter,
testified that he had bought 10
acres at Birmingham for $500. and
was well satisfied On cross-exam-
nation Todd asked him II he knew
that Laura r. Gilbert had been pay
ing on one OF the tracts purchased
by him for over year during the
period he had been paying on II.
He said he didn't know. The ledger
was passed around 10 the jury to
show that such was the fact.
J. H. Gilmore. carpenter. who tes-
titled that he had been transferred
from Pacific City property TO Bir-
Iningham, said Hillman had kept
all agreements except those re
lating to railway connections and
the charcoal pit. He declared that
Hillman had planned to establish a
boot and shoe factory, and that pur-
chasers OF Birmingham property
were promised a financial interest
In II.
Mrs. Gilmore briefly corroborated
part OF her husbands testimony.
Had Faith" In Him.
Christina Ecklund, domestic.
who expressed satisfaction with her
contract to pay $500 for two 30-foot
lots at Birmingham, testified that
she had made no payments since
July. 1910 She gave no reason for
her satisfaction except that she
had faith" in Hillman.
Mrs g. X. Myers testified that
she had bought four town lots at
birmingham, with house on them,
for $3.50, si,750 OF which had been
credited 10 her on Kennydale prop
erty. bought from Hillman over six
years ago. She used the house as
hotel, and said she was perfectly
satisfied.
drs. Mary Meadows of Everett
was another satisfied Birmingha n
buver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-21
COMPANY WINS.

Another chapter was added yes
terday to the long fight waged be-
tween the residents Of the Rainier
valley and the Seattle. Renton 4
Southern railroad. when Justices
Brown and Carroll decided In favor
Of the railway company In four
damage suits brought by passen-
gers. elected from the cars for re-
fnsing TO pay what they considered
an excessive fare. Justice Carroll
has the two remaining cases under
Amusement
All SIX cases were heard together
before the two justices jointly. The
cases cannot be appealed as the
amount sued for was only $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-21

Olga England. oontralto. sings
at the Circuit
AT the End 81 the Road" IL the
story OF a little giri and boy who
while selling flowers and papers
are given a counterfeit hal
sovereign. Tho boy IL arrested
for passing the coin. aud Fanfan
the girl traces the countefciters
10 their lair. II Ii a story Of re
sourcefulness and Wit on the part
Of the little tots. as told on one 81
the picture films at the Lyceum
playhouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-21
HOLD MILLER
FOR MURDER

ENUMCLAw. Feb. William
Miller has been held for the SUI
perior court. charged with the muir
der Of Joseph Pitcher. whom he ls
alleged 10 have beaten to death
with q stone on the Milwaukee
right.ofway. near this town. Sun
day afternoon. Coroner ]. G. shy.
der OF Tacoma held an injuest yes.
ierday afternoon and the jury re-
turned a verde; holding Miller re.
sponsible for the mans death.
Miller will be taken to Tacoma
I today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-21

PEPPER is AWFUL

NEW YORK. Feb. 2l.--Miss Lena
Sigfried. while peppering some
soup Sunday. shifted some OF the
seasoning up her nose. which re-
suited in series OF sneezes and
chokes, which closed her throat
completely. A hasty operation was
necessary.
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! 4 4 4 = 4 + = 4 = 4 =
IT'S A HOLIDAY.

4 Tomorrow II the anniver- 4
\ sary Of the birth OF George 4
= Washington. and will be re-
= garded as a holiday In Seattle 4
4 and throughout the state. 4
+ Schools. banks and business
= houses will be closed. 4
y \ 4 3 4 4 : 4 4 4 & I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-21

The devotion of the 40 hours will
be held In the Church OF Our Lady
OF Good Help for three days, begin.
ming Sunday. March /.
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HOUSES.

~~~~~~~~~.ees~~ ~~~-o~4~~~>~~~s~~
FOR RENT.
Ftveare1a Fssiasnes 90 Howell ~ psfiy
~ sleess irsss n'eadssy s'sa ssnssl
Heat as Possession Mach !.
ALSO A LAUNDRY.
Centrally located. fairly sell sauippsd
Has tfyinE rcefs. ~ash room. ifgnits
room esd fasi ftofn. Cement fiegfs
,srsushsss. yssy To- rsssi = tne"sy
nnes Rent 20 hesir March J.
Nsis sTse. i'd sitt ry-sinss ssss ses
OWNER MUST SELL AT ONCE
oniy 80 cash.
balance ne Per Month
saios. hot ana coid waisr. tash. sas
esmss, .iss~als. 10 car, Sies lowell
CT J I'LL = co. sls oios. nisss
Main ttss lsiasi.
FoT rent. is.fean spod.rn heass suii !.
able foF hosrdinr house falee FeF
month. VIII give Lease call At stgs
kshwarth AZ
FfFs-foam modern hunssieu. near Wood
@ > nHLL a Co. slt oiohe bie.k
ssiu sass. L assis
lsSorsfoon hoass for rent o. lease
niE yard. fruit trees anf berries shi ,i.'
coop Nire place Tor kafdan teit Day
ton Az North 1851
Thf~e-iafes- rrcfn modern house tth
and Hunnfsite. 90 per month Phone
North 1919
Ffvr.rcom house. toxtfo yard. tie ifit
10th Mt Maker car - JYdkins -
For Hsnt--t.foom heuse. modern.
tfsso 1915 ifth Ave y Phone Nftis.
a slxsroosn modern houss eiese In.
large yard cheap Call aeik Terry.
Rent ia. five rooms! EaH. ~ attn
X 4 block Of Madison Fast fffs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-21
FARMS AND AcReAos-tcon,d.,

e~~-~-~~~-N-e4e-~<a~-1 -~o~~~~~~~~~~~~e~@~~~~~
AchE TRACTS on TfE MARGIN OF
HIuHEHT OPPORTUNITY ~ the
SMALL fHvEsTOR.
have. Within . inlnutss q fienesr
Washington. on an sminsnce over
locking the city. property newly
thFesn on The market. seslat-fs iot-
% bsAcre trafta. prices. from fizt up'
There IL % zoe gal reservoir. With
unfaiiing supply water pipsd %
every block. one share IN the water
EuinE sith each tract sightiY. Level
Frosnd. BERN and Fnrden coil. entire
property accessible ~ Eood road 70
A seSd psresntass Of the people Of Sc
asIia i've further from the Court
House than is this property. yet can
eiFe ggu an acre Tor FNhat loi
me sqasiiy desirasis location ms
property 10 90 located. directly op-
posiis the city on east side q the
and All development. and particularly
ani double n value consequent upon
ihs construction % the canal
Terms offered most attractive ] rec
casnmeud q % persons desiring 90 -
Invest few dollars monthly - 20
reap = good profit, and - loeatiap
10 saraen. chicken @aa bsfff
TAKE YOUR HOLIDAY TOMORROW
TO LOOK THIS UP.
oFFIcE OPEN A. NJ
n v NecrLLorGH.
tat t.sary Hiag
co OFT TO FAUNTLEROY
"Wednesday afteFneon and celebrate
WAshiuKion's birthday BY buying some
q cur mes Marine View Tracts. These
tract. command rrAnd view q the
Gated between stth av and Fagntlcro1
Para Inquire q; fhe PARK stare for
our NJ Burns and he sin be pleased
10 Hhuw Yuu these tracts. as wci a. our
dandy nsW bungalows oar terms on
the tracts arr tie down and balance
tiQ per month. Our hunFslgNa car -
Bought On terms ~ $50 cash and bal
join II. WHITE CO,
tef Oriental Block.
ia acres 6ns mile from station Tacoma
interurbsn. a, o iirien. u,aoe; on eesg
wards clearing spfiuE- This IL a
sacrifice price. Dunbar, t1o y. =
block
iie CASH.. BALANcE IS PR MONTH
BUYS five acres % good. rich land. cit
uats 10 the snohomish county fruit
hsi,. near Everett caf and see us
OLE HANSON a co.
Third Floor. Sew YORK Block
oLALLA GARDEN TRACTS.
FlNe-aura tracts between Seattle and Ta-
coma, close 10 oialla. lace feet from
TIRE sound running water. COED fuli.
good beat service 70 seattle or Taco
ma. $50 fare These are choice tracts.
close IN. art cheap ts7s for acres.
easy terna
A. b. NEWELL.
fsB SPRING STREET
Ny equity, taho. in ~ acres. on county
read. close 20 Everett balance can be
paid monthly ADDRESS The star. Ais7.
t-aere tracts, 1915 and up: t2s cash.
hAker co. ato Arcade BIDS
CHICKEN HANcmEg
We are offering five and tsn-acre tracts.
situate near Auburn. at $50 per acre
Terms on five acres. SIC cash. balance
IS per month. This IN probably the
best location for chicken ranches IN
this state Ask about va
OLE HANSON a co.
Third Floor. fsw York BOOK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-21
HomgsTEAps.

.~~N~>~-~~~~N~@~~~N~N~~ ~~~~~N~ee~N4~N~@~~4~
We can locate you an erroptloualiy
good homestead or desert claim In one
Of the best fruit sections OF Eastern
Washington. Call TO see orchard views
and get particulars
THE Perkins LAND COMPANY.
III THIRD Az. MAIN $40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-21
A LITTLE DOWN
ALITTLE MONTHLY.
rwo nile on wArER TRoNT

win snarntfesnt sgsw % lakes ard
mountains excellent bathing. boating
and rahfuE makes a most orlGhAei
riaes % residence Graded streets. eAee
walks excellent schUois both srsaee
and high and 81 tho convenience si
a. Incorporated city Az THIS Ntth
larsa tracts only tit9 and ~ mases
Kirkland the plnrs Mhern you So tb'
uaosi for gour money Nearer down
taNn than the naTth and south limits
Of the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-21

Prot Stevens. New Method Teach
~ INK Dancing guaranteed IN 4 prl-
M yate Lessons Day and evening Trial
MI always free Fourth and Pine H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-21
FARMS AND AcRHAos-tcon,a ,

Present prices cannot continue much
longer N face - che brisk demand for
this most desirable property. ~ you
DELAY you may have 20 pay double nf
more Soil IL rich and fertile. and Ntii
produce ttpa 70 ii.eee an acre from
vegetables. fruit. ehirhrnr or felrrins
TteufY % natsr and good drainage
class 10 fnartef. With good and quich
tfansportAflon fndspendsuce assured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-21

on the Kirkland Ferry. from a ~
10 - y m. makes y possible 70 feaeh
your uosk o. home Whenever you
Wanf.
Take Madisnn car 70 tho lake and Kirk
f.na feryv--fars 4 ~ cruts ~ com
mutation tickcfs--oF Anderson boat 60
Gus office On the dock AZ kirkland, o.
call Al onr city office tnr eur t.ehiff
snsfsied "A Forecast % Kirkland"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-21
FURNISHED HOUSES

For rent. eight rooms, two baths, partly
furnishedi garden; t2b per month. gys
22d nv. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-21
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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-10-26
Raptist Union Meeting.

Union, No. 2, of the Orangeburg
Association will meet with the Ebe-
nezer Baptist Church on next Satur-
day morning at ten o'clock: The FOL
lowing is the program:
Devotional exercises by the Moder-
ator.
Letters received and enrolment OF
delegates.
Introductory sermon. by Rev. D.
H. Grassland or Rev. P. A. Bolen.
Query No. l. What has been the
general attitude Of the Baptist
churches in the Association toward
the o. C. I. Opened by Rev. j. R.
Smith.
Query No. z. What should now be
the attitude of every loyal Baptist
with the bright prospects Of our col
lege before US toward placing it upon
a. solid financial plane Of Christian
education. Opened by Rev. w. H.
Simpson.
Sunday morning, Sunday schocl
Mass meeting b., Rev. c. T. Dowling
Missionary sermon by Rev. w. H.
Simpson or Rev. J. R. Smith.
J. B. Sheppard, Clerk
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-10-26
Rules for Using Books.

Good books are treasures and they
should be handled with the greatest
of care by everyone. Here are few
rules that every boy and girl should
observe in using books:
Never hold a book near a fire.
Never drop a book upon the floor.
Never turn leaves with the thumb.
Never lean or rest upon an open
book.
Never turn down the corners OF
leaves.
Never touch book with damp or
soiled hands.
Always place a large book upon a
table before opening 1t.
Never pull book from the shelf
by the binding at the top but by the
back.
Never close a book with pencil
tablet or anything else that is bulky
between the leaves.
Never lend a borrowed book but
return it as soon as you are through
with it.
Always keep a borrowed book cov-
cred with paper while it is in your
possession.
J. II. F,
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-10-26
Farmers Union For EllOree.

MIR. B. F. Keller, State organizer
of the Farmers Union, will be at ELL
oree tomorrow afternoon, for the
purpose of organizing a farmers
union at Elloree. All of the farmers
of the vicinity are urgently request
ed to attend this meeting, as many
matters of Importance to the farm
ers will be discussed. The proposed
Standard Warehouse will be fully
explained to the farmers at this
meeting and the books of subscrip-
ton to the capital stock will be open
ed and all who desire may subscribe
for the stock.