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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-06
@i6tise Griparnihe
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0im9bam6lei

. Si, ipsrbsn srfrsut isin iibtr otsis
Griparniiis. ipsl@s bic nsusti Yrsils sr'
mSalid,sn. sc 1T uuisr Rsinisunss'
p,riauf Dor Der Snpsntar antnabras
uno ole iOlltsn uubsSinst Oisisn Sof'
tbsil mabruebmen.
Disie @insbam 3lsibsr iinS paieno
far isos @slsssnbsit. SOhe oosr ntso'
rias arassn, nit aimono oSsr balOsu
asrmsln gang siufa9s wfuitsr nne
fold. NIT bslifatsn SpissnbsidssH,
aurrirt, ssitrsift uub plaib Wfuitsr aul
@ranosn pon braun, grim, pint uni
lapenoer.
: @barmants. fiibls Scmmsr Wtoosr
uuS bic grsiis iinb bsrabssisst um
Iier3iS ASrD5ent.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-06

- am SrsitaS ftiirjtsn bas Dad
unb netrere anbere Gbsils Der neien
am 6uBs BON Yortsr ausuue ON Sse'
uisr 3u Buffalo, gt.Y.. erbautsn Pump'
ftation suiammen. Sisbsn Grbeitsr
purOsn iofOrt sstObtet unb iisbsn an'
osrs 70 i4wsr uerlest. oaB msbrsrs .pon
linen faum init oem 9eben oauontom'
men msrosu. Die set6btstsn arbsiter,
bic sur 3sit Der 9ataitrcphe In Der i'm
sissntliden Pumpbauie aussfsrtistsu
Hertisfnns bsi9dftist warsn, liesen nn'
ter bunberten uon Eounen BON Stabl,
3isssln unb WtSrtet besrabsn. Bon
ben 8erlesteu wareu bic meiitsn auf
bsm Dad btiadftist. bas 300 5uB lang
nno 200 5uB brett lift. @twa 200 SnB
uon BEN Dad itiir3ten ,uiammen. 50
1T Elm Rdtbisl, moourh bic 9ataitropbe
usruria9t worbsn iein f0nnte. Das
6unbamsnt isi fart nno iolibe stDsisn
uub aud bic Ssitsnmdnoe, uon oenen
nur sinjelus Ebsile itsbsu ssblisbeH
iinb, iOllen srit Dor eiuissu Easen
inipi3irt uuo fiir abiolut fiber srtldrt
worOen isin. Wiau LIT ssusist. angus
usbmsu, baB bus Dad nidt ssniissnO
ssitiist mar, infclss bsfen suiammsu'
itir,ts nnb bsim Sale siniss Ebsile bss
Uiunsrwerfs mitrib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-06
SSeraefIet ni6t,

oas Die .Seranton 8odsnblatt" Sfftcs
unb Drudersi pom 1. Suli ab ii4 In
yio. 1877 Saiforb Court. oirsft bintsr
BEN Sotsl Ssrmpn unb on bas @afe oss
Sru. Ssrmanu @OsOliu bintsn ausren.
,snb, befinben pirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-06
6 aSrp5ent &DpDtbefen.
13alsb.

Stealet8entbnm 80 berfaHfea.
: $2s0o iaufen einsn adsr 9anb In Der
Staot; ieber Sub tben uno fsin
fur @fmiiieanban. @utes asbn
3immer 9aus, Siibusrbaas nnb
fleiner S6euns S5rnht. yiur
20 Wtinuten pom @eridtsbaus.
Dieies LIT elm iebr isltener @riff.
Sprsdet in Der Offics Dor unh
idumst nidt.
700 Sisbsn 3immer 6aus, @larre,
summit. iebr sroBe &ot, nabe
bel Strabenbabn, Sir9e uno
Shuls.
1900 Brahtpolles Saus, aiis Berbei.
isrunesn. nabe Der o.. Z. & 2B.
nnb ytortbern @lsctrie. @larrs
Summit.
1875 aat 3immer Saus, Elm adsr
Sano, S4eune. NnIabl ssrn1ts
bdnms. iebr nabe Der anbaIte.
ftation osrStraBenbobn. Dalton.
5000 Ssbr sutes ieGs 3immer Sans,
gutter 9sllsr, groBe Dadfammsr,
alle Terbsferunssn, uolls got.
9loro 9ineoln ausnue.
1000 Sisbsn 3immsr Sans unb pieg
Sots, Wfarion Strabe
1850 yieun 3immer Saus. quite got,
5rubt. 9onesoale Strabe.
27O0 3msi Samilisn Saus, sross Got,
Ranm fiir einen ooppelten Blod
borne, Dism Strobe.
$500 Ssbr bhbihes 9aus. isds 3im.
mer. grobe Dahfammer, polle
got, goams apenue, Dunmore.
1900 @ieentbum auf Der SiibIsite;
Wfietbe betrdgt 8 85 ben Wlonat.
2100 aht 3immer Saus, polls L9ot,
Sopls StraBe, Dunmore.
3sO0iD Doppsltss 9aus. aht 3immsr
Die Seiie. alle Bsrbsftrnnssn.
electric Strase.
1000 Dopptltss 6aus, ieines gus.
febsu, alle BerbeGsrun9en, @lse.
trio StraBe.
1900 SeHs 3immsr 6aus. Got 100
Sub In 5ront, Wtonisp ausnus.
2200 Doppsltts Saus. quite Gage an
Bon Storh auenue.
$500 9aoen unb Dobnuus. 8ot 100
bel 140. iebr quite @slessnbsit
fir eiuen aufsewedten Wfauu.
23O0 9aus. feds 3immsr aui bem
erfien Stod. bier auf Dem 3pcis
ten, Got 60 BET $50, on @bslinut
StruBs.
5000 @utes Doppelbaus on Strat.
forb Guenue. ~ 3immsr. srOs
Ger Dahranm, BtrbeIierun9sn.
@dlot, 80 bel 167 Sub. IS
lobnt iih. ipsun Sis uns psssu
bisiss Gisentbums isbsn.
$500 Seinss pier 6amilien Saua. fann
als ooppsltes 9aus bennsi wer,
ben. @ro6e Got uno Shsune /;
nabe Der Propibsnee 6OaO uno
bem @irfnsgrunoe. Ssrmisthet
fur 1894 bas Sabr. Sin Bar'
gain, menn fhnsll genommsn.
gu berniietben.
9aben I'm 100 8lod, Srunfliu ausnus
2aben 20 bel SO on Siebsntsr Strabe
@infnhe unb boppelte Uobnhauisv
Iino 6lats In alien TbeiIsn Der Staot.
sBir faufen. uerfaufsu, uermietben
unb uerii9srn @issnthum tn allen Ebei.
len Der Staot uno oes Counties. @s
lpirb Sie bs,ablen, baB ole nHs ions
Iultiren. sbs sic Gin abfommsn trsifsn.
$40 Gpnnea ebdmbe.
Oaeues 500. Mltes aces.
Sffen @amffae Hbenb
pon 7.30 bic $780,. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-06

= Die Offi,islle Dslt Serlins. bic
Spissn Der Rssisruns, bic beruorra'
ssnbitsn Psri0nlidfsiten Der biplOmati.
i9sn. sslebrten, inbnitriellen uno fom'
msrsiellsH 3rsiis. bubeu WiittwoG Der
uerholsnsn Dods untsr Der GssiOe Der
~Gmsrican slhociation Of Commerce
ano Traos- bsm ideibenbsn amsrifaui'
idsn Sotidaftsr Dauio Sane 9ill cine
abi4isbsfsisr sssebsn, wie iis bsrslider
unb siuorudsuoller je sinem ibsiosnosn
SOtihafter jutbsil seworosn.
= Der preuBiide 9anotas If Don.
nsritas Small uuo 5all seialohen NOT
ben. Die unsrpartste g4snouns er'
folsts. na6oem ss i'm Gbseorbnsten'
bauie iibsr bic Srase Der @ablrs4ts'
RsfOrm ju Strrmicsuen sefommsn
mar. pis is bort Su ben Sslteubsitsn
ssbSrsn. Die siniise abitimmnns, bic
iibsrbaupt uorseuOmmen psrosn tonnts,
srsab Die ablshnnns oes antrass Der
sibsralen. osm3ufolse oas Rei4stass'
DabIrs6t in PrsuBeu sinssiiibrt wsr'
ben iollts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-06
Jest 6rpes Berlin.

Dns preuBiiGe dbssorbnetentaus
bat lssts Uo&e bas allesmsins 3psd.
psrbanos @siss fiir @roB Berlin NIT
ben Geuberunsen anssnommsn; pelds
oas Ssrrsnbaus bsidlOfien bot. giad
ieinsn 1sitimmunstn mirb @roB.8 Berlin
amfahsn: bic Stabtfreiie Berlin, @bar.
lottsnburs. Sd0nsbers, @irborf. Dil.
mersbOrf, sidtenbers unO SpanOau,
IOwie bic 9anfreiis Tsltom uno yiisber'
barnim. Dem 3msdusrbanb. ;u psl'
dem bic ssnanntsn @smeinosn uereinist
iino, liest OBJ; Rsseluns oes Bsrbdlt'
nihes su 6fsntIidsn auf S9ieusn BE-.
trisbsnen Transportanitalten Bethel.
lisuns an Der Seititsllune Der Sau.
fludtenpldne fir bas 8erbanbsssbist
uno uub sutahtlias Wtitmiriuns on
osm Grlab uon SauOrbnunsen; @rwerb
un6 @rbaltuns sr0Berer, uon Der Be
bauuns fret su baltsnoen Slddsu. pit
Bdlber, Parfs. gBisien, SGmnd',
Spisl. uuo Sportpldss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-06

gaidt fleb' i'd I'M ben Seset eip'gen
@S[iides,
ysidt fIeb' i'd nm elm iIiidtis eroen-
gut.
@ib, gtu'eer, nur in Stiirmen Oes
@eihides
Gem @eifte 4roit uno meinem Ser.
sen wtutb.
Die fsinstsn Druelarbeiten In der ssads.
LIefsrt die once dss AWochenbIstk."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-06
&iini9en sic nod eineu
2einIuanOs Mn3ng?

Damn bsisbsn Sis unfsblbar oisiss
u,u. Wioosll pon nutiirliasr ssinwano.
Gin "a 8ou. sutfissnbsr. SrsifnOpfissr
Rod nit sinfaaem Slotd' Srassn uno
babIden asrmsln, nit Wfanidsttsn.
Der 9leiberrod nit Ransl @ifsitsn
borne nub binten. Sin wirtli9 flsto'
iam.s, fiiblss Wooell in alien @rObsn,
IA bis 40. OSnr 5000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-06
Deuti&s 0risflifte.

Sobn 8obine, Sobn @olias.
@onrab 9Offmann, Sranf auc;ie,
Gnbrsas Slsin, z. z. Rnlmauu,
Ssnrp Gilt, @barles Wfosfel,
tsrau .. u. PauI, Sarrp Pspper.
SOhn SOfiusti, Yaura Ginger.
SrauGlfe Sdrubsr. @barles @ssss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-06
Stabtrath.

Der SHnfer.S Stubtratb bate ON Srsi'
tag cine sinftiinbise Sisuns unb srls'
bigte cine Wenss Horlassn; unter an'
bsrem maGte er au9 cine Serwillisuns
pom 8 $548O fur feline Salairt. Gum
@sIss srboben muroe bic Sorlass. weI'
DE cine @stbftruis uou fiinf Dollars
obsr fiinf Gage @sfdnsniB fur Ssosr'
mann fsftisst. Der sinsn nnli,sniirtsn
9uno bsberberst.
BildOf SOban fam ben @rssu RteBs
eanbipsfnlantsn In slnem SHrribtu 5ar
Silfs. inesm. .sr fiir Parts in isusr @s.
gsno siutritt. g8ir bebaupttn wisotr'
bolt, bas bic itaOiiiden 5inan,en @slo'
bsmillisunsen fur berartiss 5wsds niat
srlaubsn. gan, sinsrlei, wsr iis bsfiir'
mortst. 8anuliiiruns 1T mas uniers
Staot ;unddit uOtbis bat nno bas sios
tbisits lolfts ftsts baS Sorredt babsn.
Gu4 bic Better bes ardbulo @runo'
ItHdes on Ribss Row, Monros ausnus
unb 9inbtn StraBs ipsfnlisrsn anf ben
ftdbtii1sn @elbbeutsl uuo mollsn Sas
9anb tiir $4,000 idbrlia usrmistbsn
ooer flir 100000 psrfaufsn.
Orbinanssn fur .Subwaps' on aib
StraBs unb an SuSsrns StraBs murOsn
sinssrei6t uuO rsferirt; fsrnsr fOlds
fur Yflaitsruus BON Prcipsct ausnus,
9oeuft Strase CUR SIG; 9aplor aus'
nue., MinIberrp StraBe 3ur Sltps
Court Strass. albright Gusnue 3ur
Diamonb; Sliue Strass, Ugomins
gpsnus ,ur goums, gins Strabs. Ssf'
ferion ausnus CUR Yionros; Wtoir
Court, einbsn Strase 3ur Wfulbsrrp
gins StraBs. aellum Court 3ur Tap'
lor apsnus; SitdcOd Court. SiH'
StraBs CUR Sliue; areBlsr Court. Vim
ben StroBe 3ur Center.
Cine Rsiolution psrlanst Ylaue uno
Sps,ififation.n fir einen Tiaonft an
Baibburn Strass iiber bic 9adawanuu
@sleiis uno aspisr Greet; unb fiir sinsu
Gb,ussianal on @apouie Gusnue uns
Booolupn StraBe.
Solssrbs peitsrs Rsiolntionsn wnr'
ben anssnommen SIR cine Stiosllir'
unsslinis fiir @soar ausnus, BON Sada'
mamma ausnus Sur aaursI ginis, nnt
fir FHuiteruns osrielben; fiir stnsr
@uluert iiber Witaoow 8rooi on Siit
SDaibinston apsnus unb StuffOrc Str.;
fir cine aonisrsn, nit ben @cuntr
@rmmiIidren wessu zines abtrittss an
@eri6issebduos @runoitiid.
IS puroen cine anJabl 3nihriftsr
uerlhieosnen Snbalts entsseen gsnom'
men uuo srlsoist obsr refsrirt, bod iint
: oisle nidt pon allsemeinem Sntereiie.
60 10 msbr a0iarrb In bisisr @sssnb bsi
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A--I-- nzaUS 4 81
&ks4 snras-sGESS
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Annonoirt i'm "woehsnbiatt."
The Washington times., 1911-12-02

and exceedingly useful presents for the
ambitious little miss who desires to be.
fully equipped with needles. spools OF
cotton. thimbles, scissors, etc, and were
marked sl.as each.
I saw dainty little, hat for the small
child made of pale blue bear skin. trim.
med with blue satin ribbon rosette on
either side in a Seventh street depart.
ment store, near Market place, marked
sS. IT was poke shaped bonnet and
II would be very stylish and pretty
for the little girl Of six years old.
The young miss who desires to give a
college boy a Christmas present can find
a very novel whlsk broom holder in a
Seventh street store, near the corner OF
a tan colored leather with the George.
town College seal burnt into II, and the
whisk broom holder was made OF a
brass stirrup. The price of this holder
was 81.
There Is a large window of mems
negligee shirts In a store in F street,
near Tenth. on the south side Of the
street These shirts were shown In
white. with blue or pink pin stripe
running through them, and had stifl
attached cuffs. Some were light tan In
color. with blue stripe, and were de-
cidedly pretty and neat. They were
marked 50 cents
A stylish white polo coat Is displayed
in a G street store, near the corner OF
Eleventh, on the south side of the
street. This coat has large rolling col
lar, large roomy outside pockets. a belt
at the waist, and is buttened with
large white pearl buttons. 1t Is marked
$22.50
II the small child Of the family Is In
need of warm, pretty little coat, j
saw one in a Seventh stret store be-
tween E and F, this morning, which
WAS as attractive as 1t could be. II
was made of curly white bearskin, all
warmly padded with quilted lining.
buttoned down the front with large
white pearl buttons, mas rolling col
lar and turned back cuffs, and was
marked $2,95.
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! FOR TIMES WOMEN WHO WANT TO KNOW
What Is Seen in The Shops
BY THE SHOPPER.

"A large furniture store In Seventh
1rreet. near the corner of d, is display
ing q very pretty English library or
dem suite, which would make a rare
and appreciable present for the man of
the family. It consists of four pieces,
snamely, an arm chair rocker, a side
chair. and library table, all made of
with genuine Boston leather. This suite
was marked $3.50. Another suite which
would also be acceptable for library
or den, consisted Of a large grandfath-
menf, writing desk. desk chair and
waste paper basket. This suite was made
in the early English style and was
marked $11.75.
A store in Seventh street, near d
street, is having quite sale in black
dress goods at very reasonable prices.
There was a piece of black zibeline
cloth of a lovely luster with an extra
long knap, fifty-four inches wide, for
Was yard marSss AnSseT Pecs sns 3nss as
wide as the more expensive material
Storm .serges. large diagonal serge. q
basket weave cloth and broadcloth.
ranging from ss cents to 81 and 81 a
yard.
IS, saw a beautiful piece of chinchilla
cloth in a Seventh street department
store. near Seventh street, this morning.
for g yard. This piece was a pearl
gray and very thick and light In weight.
II was ffty-six inches wide and the
clerk told me that II only required
three yards to make up into long polo
coat. There was also navy blue piece
OF chinchilla cloth the same width and
selling at the same price.
A department store In q street, near
Eleventh. has a large stock of black
petticoats, well made, with a deep
pleated fiounce and a dust rufne, for 81.
There were also other petticoats in coll
ors of Persian effects in the lot, as well
as navy blue and garnet.
There is a tableful of small red mo-
rocco work boxes displayed in an F
street department store near Eleventh
street, which would make very pretty
The Washington times., 1911-12-02

ing there was one animal of every
Kind that lived. The meeting was ever
80 large, OF course. because there are
hundreds and hundreds or animals and
one or each kind had to be there
we must find some way to decide
the matter" said the Queen. "Some of
the animals have surely got to 20 and
live In the ocean. We have got to de-
eide which 1t shall be-
All the animals began to talk at once
and tell why the other should 70 ana
Why they should stay. As they were All
talking at once, the Queen could not
hear any OF them distinctly. but only a
great roar.
stop ali that racket" said the Queen,
Il win decide the question and YOU do
not need to help me-
All the animals kept quite still after
that, and the Queen puckered up her
brow and thought very hard. She
thought for three whole weeks and dur
Ing all that time the animals stayed
there and waited. They didn't even
have anything to eat -
When all the animals were beginning
to get terribly hungry and were begin,
ming to believe that the Queen was
never going to find a way out of the
matter she looked up and told them she
knew what to do. This was a great re-
lief to the animals, but they were a
little worried. too They knew that one
OF the animals families would have to
The Washington times., 1911-12-02

live in the water. and they wer. afr.,o
II might be them. That was what eacS
animal was thinking. e"o"
the Queen e SsSeG YoS must Sy siI n1s said
that is the weakest Of ali must 20 ana
''ys Tnir n the, tnsdo ocean. esn .,,.
elephant and ali the other Sig H sSimaiss ans
laugh. because they knew they were
strong; But, just the same. the Queen
Tso TSde tn them & show how strong they. were.
smallest was the one that would have
70 20 and live IN the sea.
ana ssrs% fteS hs susc trss TSs
tne grizzly bear picked up q big rock
N MS arms. Each. animal picked up
5ss1mething to show how strong he was
PICK up something. Now Il happened
mat mat when the FISH had sent one. Of
SsTs Se9sep prsts, sa. ,sly;h .S. S, ,sysh ,.. =
bone at alt And II you haven't 4 back
none you can't do anything. 30 when
II came the tellyfsh's turn he couldn't
him that al the fishes % Womb % have .oto "a
live In the sea. -.
When It came time for the fishes to 70
into Int. the e. sea they found that they could
as people do and would have drowned
but of the Fairy Queen.
"oceaH said the Fairy Queen. "you
have wanted company. Now you must
make the fish able to live in the water"
Then tue ocean rose up and swept
over all the fishes that were on the
shore. Pretty soon they came to the
surface. but they did not have any more
shoes on Instead they had fms like
they do now.
They can live in the water now"
said the happy ocean, land will take
good care Of them"
And when the fish found that they
could swim. they were happy too, and
now no f1sh can live on land.
The Washington times., 1911-12-02
Imaginary Trouble.
} Sultan looked up

The Sultan looked up.
What is the latest?" he dema nded
Of the aide who had just entered the
apartment.
"Ccmmander Of the Faithful" began
the officer. I Am the bearer Of bad It'd.
ings. Our. navy is no more"
The Sultan gave q sudden start.
mo more what?"
"lt no longer exists''
The Sultan drew a deep breath.
'rhe difference. between the Turkish
navy existent and the Turkish navy
nonresident Is too slight to be COM
puted by ordinary means" said the
Turkish ruler. II was afraid when YOU
entered you had come to report a real
disaster. Have a cigarette, M,istapha"
Then as the aide bowed his way out
the ruler sravely returned to his CHI
bouk. Plain Dealer.
The Washington times., 1911-12-02
FOR LITTLE POLK JUsTBEFoRE BEDTIME
The Sandman 5 Stories
WHY FISH LIVE IN THE SEA.

~ NCE on a time all the little
fishes and the big fishes used
to walk around 5ust as little
boys and girls DO. They looked
very funny in those days. with their
queer little shoes on. OF course. in
those days they did not live in the
water at all. but on land.
With all the Ash on the land, the sea
was quite empty and very lonesome.
Every night the ocean would moan and
beg Tor some company But none OF
the animals would 60 and live IN the
ocean. They all said It looked SO cold
and unpleasant.
With the fishes living on the land In
those days 1t was very crowded. There
are a great many fish. and 80 the other
animals did not have enough room TO
roam around in. But the nsh wouldn't
30 and live In the ocean,
You 30 and live In the water" the
nsh told the big grizzly bear. But this
made the bear 80 mad he chased the
FISH, and 30 they didn't tell him to 60
ana 1--we In the ocean any more.
Finally there were 50 many animals
on the earth that the queen Of all the
animals called meeting. At the meet
The Washington times., 1911-12-02

obtain it,
The use OF one sc
cent bottle Of PARIS
IAN SAGE now sold
all over America win
prove to anyone this I
dandruff can be abol-
ished; falling hair and
scalp itch stopped and
lustrous and abund-
ant hair obtained.
One application is SO
delightfully."- refreshing
that II makes the
scalp feel fine. PAR
ISIAN SAGE Is guar
anted by Henry
Evans a n d Jas.
O'Donnell 10 do. lust
The Washington times., 1911-12-02

as advertised, or money back. The glrI
with the Auburn hair is on every car
Miss Matilda Row. Utica, Ohio, n. ID.
~ writes: My hair was all coming
out from having erysipelas / have
hsea' mink, four bottles of PARIS
iAN SAGE. My hair has stopped com
ing out, and Is coming in as thick As
The Washington times., 1911-12-02
ENCOURAGING His Patients.

The Young Doctor-They tell me you
ents. r,-
The Successful Old Doctor-Yes. Many
Of my wealthiest patients think they
are sick when there IL nothing the mat
ter with them-and always encourage
them.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Washington times., 1911-12-02
Ropes of Human Hair.

In north Japan Is an enormous Tempt
the timbers Of which were hauled from
the mountains and put in place WIZ
ropes made from the hair of the Noli-
en- of the province. From these tress
which were brought forth by an ed q!
two ropes were made-one seventeen
inches In circumference and /, 400 feet sn
length, while the other was selefen
inches In circumference and $500 iesl
long ~ I
The Washington times., 1911-12-02
Shielding Her.

ways AVOIDED s0q blaming T mes I'd liz I,
have YOU mention one Instance.
He-With pleasure. | remember FEis
after we We're married. ate a pf 20,
baked. and when the doctor camel fgie
him IL was clams.-CleVeland Alalt
Dealer.
The Washington times., 1911-12-02
Senator Gallinger
Arrives In Capital.

senator j. II. Gallinger, of New
Hampshire. accompanied by his daugh
ter-in-law, Mrs. Gallinger, has arrived
In Washington from Cambridge Mass
where he spent Thanksgiving with rela,
tives; They will spend the winter al
the Highlands.
Mrs. Charles Nelson Riker, of Ken.
lucky, Is spending several weeks with
her mother. Mrs. William F. Dennis.
Mrs. r. r. Hoes, ACCOMPANIED by he,
young son. Lawrence Hoes, Is spending
few days at Norfolk with the Rev
Mr.. Hoes.
The Spanish Minister and Nine. Riano
will entertain at dinner Monday even
ing at the legation.
DR.. and Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting
Der 10, and the Misses Whiting will en-
tertain at debutantes luncheon on De-
cember 8.
Dr., and Mrs. Fremont-smith will en-
tertain at dinner Friday December g.
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Mrs j. A. Enslow will entertain at
q small reception this, afternoon at the
Cairo, in honor of the Sons of the
American Revolution. Among those who
will attend will be DIR. j. Ramsey Flood,
Of Chicago, and Mrs. Ridley. of Atlanta
= Ss
Straights to Spend
The Winter In New York.
MIR. and Mrs. willard ID. Straight
will spend the winter in New York,
having taken the house of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson, at
$50 Park avenue. for the season. They
will take possession on their return
sruIn thesf bridal trip to the Orient.
f,r and Mrs. SfraigAs were married In
fieiies e. H~ilzerland ieptember Z. Mrs
SsIatsts sss foraSs y Miss Dorothy
ss.s ara opt afog I tea and sale of
pyRsld and fsN asticles, dolls. and
roVhiueS euitatEe for Christmas gifts
Tor eha oenefit ~ 81. Roses Technical
scAooi. az the srhooi, Phelps place and
NqDJ 9Faia street, Monday, December A.
fgaass 10 o,elock Lingerie, layettes,
titadgen's outftE. ard other work done
~ toe rsgiis Sof tne school also will
iir en- ~ ie.
4 hae flsfkey sugper will be served
sfte o'Sioek,
&g- snd Mfs William Mitchell
iAstser3 pi SttB hncisco, have taken
~ tiiieiltS Al ,h9 Brighton for the
y3rter.fF
F.
hs ahhaled sosH of the First Bat
saAlaii ps tsisI sts will hold their an
.ssS5 ~ tsffAs ne Ndance In the Post
~ s.aluiil Washington Barracks,
sArfs,lssy pee'1ne, December z, 1911,
nas sss fSr Dc chiiSrenpY ias Music Gnr,sii wii
splsatsl ~ tne engineer orchestra.
!, a.s j.
aef SIS II: w. Kenrard will
~ WNfi tltleN Wedne sday for New
49, 30 Nlefe they will sail .satur-
lSssi,.. ,s 9tr for England Mr
u - + ~ neriy second secretary
- - 1ft'itp bassy.
The Washington times., 1911-12-02

Sometimes, women ordinary soan for xw...;,~
painted wood. work, Aoors Inoeum oil-cIotb di.h.s
snd htohen utensh. because they thnk it i. ri,,n-
than Ees Nsptha They do osrsidsr the result. ar
soaps as compared with Fels.N.ptb.
The Washington times., 1911-12-02
Fascinating Hair
Free From Dandruff is Easy for
Any Woman to Obtain

Yes! glorious hair Is worth a little
trouble and every woman and the man
too for that matter should strive to
The Washington times., 1911-12-02
Times Inquiry Department !:

Times Inquiry Department:
Can You tell me how to remove iron scoro,
from light gray coat. and obllge.
PRESSER
The Washington times., 1911-12-02

Hold the spot over a pitcher and pou,
boiling hot water through It. Then rut
salt into the spot and rinse with clear
cold water. Hang In the sun until thor.
oughly dry. ... -
The Washington times., 1911-12-02
LOCAL MENTION.

Hard-to-P Please People Patronize
CONGER'S LAUNDRY, 23d e. N. Y. ave-,
because work, prices and service are Al
ways satisfactory. Phone W. 427 for
wagon to call for your Linen and house.
hold laundry.
$4,000 production Saul & David, vir-
ginia, 9th. + G. G, today.
The Washington times., 1911-12-02
Times Inquiry Department:

flIIss inquiry rDtpHftment:
can you tell me whether or not a s,o
OIL OF Confederate States OF America ha !.
any value? Very respectfully yours.
rf >- e.. A. M.
Confederate money has no value at.
tached to II unless you can find person
who is especially interested in collectinr
II. r..-.... r., ... ..
The Washington times., 1911-12-02

Romeo and Juliet.