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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-23
STARTS HER BOYS DEF TO SCHOOL.
THEN PRESIDES OVER FEDERAL, COURT

Mrs. Mabel Van Dyke Bell of
|Covington, KY, recently appointl
ed a United States commissioner,
is one of the few women in the
United States with judicial
powers.
She presided over her first case
with much dignity, in a robe of
office consisting of white
lshirtwaist and brown tailored
skirt. She is small and petite.
Mrs. Bell has been deputy in
the office of U. S. Clerk Menzies.
When the district was extended
Menzies was no longer able TO per-
form the dual duties of clerk and
commissioner. 1t then devolved
upon United States Judge Cochran
to name a new commissioner. The
experience that Mrs. Bell had
gained as deputy clerk made
her eligible for the position.
Violators of the postal and in
ternal revenue laws, moonshiners,
counterfeiters and even an occa-
sional banker whose particular
kind of sfrenzied finance" may
displease Uncle Sam, are brought
before her.
Mrs. Bell has two boys, Davis
and James. Before going to the
federal building to preside over
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-23

Vida chapter .. T.. S., will give
the first of series of dances
Wednesday evening, February IS
at Masonic temple.
Vida auxiliary o. f. s., will b,
entertained Friday, March /, al
the home of Mrs. James MeIn'
tosh, 1401 North Fife.
The annual Washington birth.
day military bali last night at the
armory under the auspices of the
National Guard, was brilliant
affair and attended by hundreds.
Governor and Mrs. Hay were the
guests of honor.
A large number of women MEM
bers of the Voters Educational
association gathered yesterday at
st. Luke's parish house to hear a
good program.
Under the auspices of the
Young Ladies Home Mission So
clety of the Epworth Methodist
Mrs. C. w. O'Flyng will
give a recital Tuesday evening.
The r. ID. Q. dance given at the
Hotel Bonneville Wednesday
night was one of the smartest at
fairs of the year.
In honor of Mrs. Henry Me-
Cleary, Mrs. James Russell will
a number of ID. A. r.
friends Saturday.
An amusing program is ex-
Dected at the First Congregation
al church tonight, given by the
sunday school.
A number of men from Tacoma
went to Seattle las night to
attend the annual banquet of the
Sons of the American Revolution,
given at the Rainier club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-23
MASSACRE CHILDREN

{By United Press Leased Wire. }
SHANGHAI, Feb. 23.-WLole-
sale slaughter of Thibetans by
Chinese troops Is reported in dis
patches received here today. The
troops, fearing the return of the
grand lama, would precipitate a
general uprising massacred all
Thibetans, including many woman
and children, near the frontier.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-23

Around the World in An Auto
Dear Miss Grey: am an
orphan girl and have fallen
heir to "a large fortune.
have an orphan chum la
working girD and would like
to share it with her. Would
it be safe for us to take an
automobile trip around the :
world alone? II not, there is
a refined young man who is
willing to accompany us.
Does this meet your ap-
proval? We are both % years
of age. Please answer soon,
as we are waiting your reply.
Il. NJ. 8. g. Il. j. Ii.
Al felt SO happy when l read
your letter to know you wanted
to share your good fortune with
your working chum. For your au-
tomobile trip, you should have an
expert chauffeur and a chaperone
For the latter you can select
some older woman of good, COM
mon sense, who will be a pleasant
addition to the party. Do not 90
without one. If l were you
would invest a part of the for
tune in land, which is always
safe. Fortunes sometimes have q
way of taking wings and flying
away, and it is well to have
something that cannot do this. ]
wish you would send me your
pictures in the automobile when
you are ready to start, and a
sketch of your plan. 1t would
make a nice little story for the
Woman's page.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-23
Was Washington
Member of EIks?

After marching with plug hats
last evening the Tacoma Elks
got so enthusiastic over George
Washington that Toastmaster ].
d. Fletcher at the banquet fol-
lowing actually thought George
was member of the order.
George Fishburne, Thomas
Vance, Olympia; r. F. Jacobs,
Edmund Croft, and w. w. Keyes
were among the orators at the
banquet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-23

Vida chapter o. Il. S., will give
card party complimentary to
members and friends Tuesday
evening, February 81, at Masonic
temple. after the regular business
meeting. Whist will be played.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-23

Cooking IL hard work. Let us)
help you. Duenwald's Delfkatcs-l
sen, BIB 18th near G st. @#*'
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Gynthia Croys letters

For Dandruff and Precipitation.
Dear Miss Grey: Will you
please tell me what will re-
move dandruff, and what Is
good for perspiring, and ILL
smelling feet? III. j.
A.-For the dandruff pour Gre
oline into water until 1t becomes
milky, and shampoo the hair
every ten days until you have
done so three times; then apply
the diluted creoline to the scalp
as a tonic. Here is a recipe that
will relieve your feet: Zinc oleate
4 dr.; boracic acid dr.; keep
the surface constantly covered.
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Wife DeSertion.

Dear Miss Grey: i have
been that wife desertion is a
penitentiary Offense in this
= state. Is il true?
JOHN CUCUMBER.
A.-No, but ! wish it were.
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piano Decoration.

Dear Miss Grey: What
kind of piano scarfs are
used? l have noticed In sew
cral houses the piano bare of
adornments with the eNccp-
ton of n vase, statue or like.
viii you kindly tell me how
to clean an old rose silk null
dress and also pale blue
chiffon auto veil. | ann 10
and my face is rather thin.
What would be n good way
to wear my hear?
MRS. A.
A.-Either a plain or embroid
Try line scarf is prettiest for |
,iano. Do not put ornaments OIL
,iano, as they change the ton,
BECAUSE of the vibrations the,
'ause. Clean your dress and vel
n gasoline, but do not let nea
he fire. Pull your hair out owe
'Our ears.
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Dear Miss Grey: A friend
of mine was telling me about
some trained fleas he had
seen. 1 thought he was only
joking, but he assured me IL
was true and that the fIeas
were dressed as men and
women and did several
stunts. Is there such thing
as trained fleas? q. ii.
A.-Yes, there are trained
fleas. and they dress as men and
women. The flea used is a large
species, found in Mexico.
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Dry Hair.
90 Dear Miss Grey: am a
little girl of II years. My
hair is dark brown and very
/. dry and brittle and comes ont
badly. A scaley crust forms
on the scalp. Can you recom-
mend something to stop it
= coming out and rid the scalp
of the crust that forms?
MARY Il.
: 4A,-Rub vaseline or caster oil
into the roots of your. hair every
night and wash your hair once 9
week with tar soap until better
Keep your brush and comb clear
and do not let anyone else use
Also rinse out the towels you use
to dry your head with.
Catholic and Protestant Marriage
Dear Miss Grey: Can you
tell me whether u marriage
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-23

No baby ever saw a new table,
cloth without wishing mother
had cranberry sauce for dinner.
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r. l.. B.--Send me a stamped
self-addressed envelope and re-
peat your question and | will an
swer you. ] receive so many let
tiers that unless they are clearly
signed and stated l am unable to
tend to them.
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that took pIace between n
Catholic and a Protestant In
a Catholic church In England
would be legal here? No GER
tificate was issued or regis
ter signed. Could the woman
remarry without a divorce?
ENGLISH.
A.-Yes, the woman is legally
married and would have to have q
iiyorce before remarrying.
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VIII They Forgive.


Dear Miss Grey: l am n
young man driving a rented
automobile in this city.
was recently married to- a
young lady of nearby town,
but owing to circumstances
we kept IL from our parents.
introduced her to my
friends. DO you think IL best
to tell her parents Immedi-
ately? And do you think :
they will be angry? ROY.
A.-They may, or they may
1ot be angry, but the right thing
Is for both of you to go to then
and tell them of the marriage
and If they do not know the rea
son for keeping it secret, tel
thems Even should they not re
ceive you, you will have done
to repair the hurt you
have dealt them in not letting
them know.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-23

Dear Pro-: often wished to
know the Sanskrit for ''balky
horse" | presume that the San
skirts had horses and that neces-
sarily some of them were balky.-
Enos Checkrein.
There is no Sanskrit for it, Enos.
Only Anglo-Saxon Is vigorous
enough TO apply to that kind of n
horse. All other languages break
down under the strain.
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PROFESSOR NOAH LOTT |
HIS COLUMN

Prof. Lott: How are frankfurt
ers cooked? Does one boil them
in hot water?-Mrs. Ducksy.
Yes. by all means boil them I'm
hot water. So many try to boil
them In cold water, which only
leaves in "a raw state.
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Debt Outlawed in Three Years.
Dear Miss Grey: A man
working i'm a restaurant owes
me sixty dollars. Does a debt
for isbor outlaw? How can
go about it to get my
money? He earns $25
week. In writing to Mayor
Seymour, where shall L adj
dress the letter.
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UNION.

A debt outlaws in three
years. If unable to collect the
debt personally, put 1t Into the
hands OF a collector. Just direct
your letter to the city hall and it
will reach him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-20
DEATHS.

Aaron Smith, l47 Champlain. month,
congenital cardiac disease; Catherine Il.
Dorr. 546 Fourteenth, 10 years, apo
pleNy: Joseph Ritter, st. Mays hos
pltal, 80 years. heat prostration: Mary
Blackwell, 270 Third, Sc years, paraly-
sis; julia Grodzicki, l06 Hammond, 1
year. marasmus Rosie III. Hewitt, 241s
w. Boulevard, Al years, heat stroke:
John Szprynger. 500 st. Aubin. 81 years,
cmbolism; Mary j. De Mers. 1886 Porter,
IS years, carcinoma; Josephine Mimrka.
As COPELAND months. congenital de-
bility; Karol Szura, &c Rollin, IL
months, cholera infantum; Albert Kat
czyk, ia Pulaski. IS years. Bright 8
disease; Julia V. Martin. AZ ELM. co
years. carcinoma; Martha NJ. Cain, 7ei
Vermont. as years thrombosis; r.
Frank Harris. Harper hospital. 6J
years. internal hemorrhage; Mary
Simoney, 43i Franklin, 10. months.
measles: Walter Ridden. West Side
hospital, "a years, cerebral apoplexy:
VIM. G. ". Dymond. IS Lovett, l year,
entero colitis; George Willie White, 40
Joe, 4 months, leo colitis: George Re-
lyiB. 1853 Riorelle, 40 years, mitral in
sufhcicncy. Jos. Oslecki. auto patrol, 40
years. fracture OF skull; Ellen A. Rick
cite, II Columbia. 80 years, cholecys-
tits; Alfred n. Bauman. So Christiancy.
"a years. pulmonary tuberculosis; Jessie
j. @. Harris, 49, Summit, l year. bron-
cho pneumonia.
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SIC. 1925 Parker, Webb q Co, COWS
10. S6sS do 3. 6l0. $3.50; do. COW /.
i2Sc $3.50; ID. Coos. butchers a. sso.
j. Coos. COWS I. ssi. $500: Asness. ' can
ners 2. s65. 1918; Bresnahan cows >.
1000, $3.50: Mich. Beef Co, COW /. $50.
$3.50 do l.. 1850. $3.50; do, steers 4,
butchers IL. zoo. siSO; do. cows ). $50.
$3.50 sullivan; COW l. lllo, IS do 2.
$40. si.75; do, bull I. $40. 1915: Regain.
heifers 8. 52l. 1915 Newton, cows 4.
So; ss.sS; do =; ss2, ss2S; sullivan.
COWS 2. SIS, 81; do. butchers j. 5l6.
SS.T0; do. steers and heifers -, S04. IS.
sHEEP AND LAMBS.
Sold by Haley a. Nc: Mich. Beef Co,
Per cwt do SO. S.. ,f.25 do cuils IA.
l06, So: do lambs 49, 60. 81. do So. 20,
sh60; do sheep l32, ~, $3.50; Newton.
sheep 10, ll2. $3.25 do SO. 70, $3.50; do
lambs NIB 4, 49, S. '7SS do sheep .G.on ~
81. $3.50; Mich. Beef Co. sheep 20. 70.
SO: 10 3. So, Sc; do ~. 1O3, So,
sold by Spicer q r.: Hayes, lambs ..
average weight SO, $3.50 per cwt.; do
! Sold BY Bishop. B. a H.. YOungs;
per cwt.; Sullivan sheep Is. H. $s.2
do lambs 10. Sc, Sc: do %. -. s7-5o+ do
100 $3.50; do lambs 10. IL, s7.75; do
sheep -. 1875. 1875; do culls 80. o..
s2.25: do lambs SO. SIS. s7.25: do sheep
rs, go, $3.50; do 10. 50. $3.50; Mich. Beef
Co. sheep 81. 90, 1926: do lambs 10, 81.
1855; do 22, TO- $3.50 do IA, IS, s7.75;
do 90. as Sc; do culls 80. %. SO; do
lambs 1870. SIS, s7.25; do "a 70, s7.75:
ParSer. w. & Co, lambs 9, 10 s7.75; ID
20. 3d. $50; do e. So '7;6o' do sl' 49,
Bought by Hammond. S. & Co.:
Bishop. Bullen & H., hogs $50. average
weight 100 lbs. $3.50 per cwt.; do $40.
$3.50.
Bought by Parker, w Co: Haley
& McMullen. hogs 240. average weight
$50 lbs, 500 per cwt; do 40. 10. ICE;
Splcer q Reason. hogs. 90, $50, $3.50;
do SO. $50. s7s5; do AZ. 10. $3.50; do
AZ, $50. $7.55
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Classified Cent
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No transient advertisement inserted
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The above rates apply to all clasSI.
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Births. Deaths. Cards OF Thanks ana
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Observation-Disclosures charge. soc: 100
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DIED


AMSBARY-July Is. 1912, A. Fred, hus-
band OF Margaret j. Amsbary. father
OF George o., r. Fred Amsbary and
Mrs. II. j. Brldgman Funeral from
his late residence. 4b2 Brooklyn-ave..
Saturday, July 20, at y. m
GoFF-July IS. ClarIssa A. Con. aged
GO years. beloved mother OF George
NJ. Adelbert r., stuart Con- Funeral
Saturday at = D. IN. from residence,
200 lafayette blvd. BY funeral car TO
Grand Lawn cemetery.
JEND-Suddenly. at San Francisco,
July IL, 1912. Henry George, beloved
son OF Louise G. Jend and brother of
Louisa, Marguerite. Dr. VIM. ] and
Daniel ID. J. or Detroit, Hildegard or
Ionia. DIR Gustav A. of Cleveland. aud
Wesley p. OF Pittsburgh. Funeral
services at Woodlawn chapel private.
ROBINSON--July rs, 1919 Anna g..
aged "a years, beloved wife OF George
Robinson, at her late residence $50
Champlain-st Funeral from resi-
dencc Monday at $50 A. M and at
Lady OF Our Help church at 9 a. m
Burial at Mt. Elliott cemetery VIM
cennes Und) papers please copy
STANG-July II. 1912, Nicholas stang.
Funeral Saturday afternoon from r
A. Cunningham's chapel. Funeral car.
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BIRTHS.
BOYS.

BOYS.
q. Haselhuhn, 1858 Hancock; ]. Bud
zlnski, Ss5 Ellery; A. Stoepel, $50 Grand
RIVER; NJ. Harinden. lao Chope; v. Rim
ga, Detroit; ID. Reiter. 43l Lycaste; O.
Keenan,, 79l Dix; c. HoIlaway. At
Brainard; w. Wood. ga Hudson; O.
keIssman, l34s Wabash: j. Fisher" 37a
brandon; j. Tetlawsky, 100 Illinois; Nd
Bombali. 1877 McDougall; IL. Clark.
ga = Helen; l.. Johnson, 1898 Fisher;
A. Beck, 1853 Mack; VI. Bobesich. 1142
Russell; c. Miskovitz, 461 Farnsworth.
GIRLS
{. Campbell, Woman's hospital; c.
Luth, l67 Moran; J. Jagodzinski, s Da-
Wis: j. Bockowske, 1918 Ellery; II.
Schultz. coo ST. Aubin: J. Rometz, III
Champaign; a. APPEL. 1910 Kirby; A.
716 Dubois: G.. Granzow
232 EngIewood; j. Jepalowski. Is st.
Albertus: II. Irvine, 519 Fort.
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FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A.A.-Typewriters. SIo TO $50.
Smith. Rem. Underwood Royal.
weekly 81: renting 81. 1873 Shelby,
cor state.
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WHITE STAR uNEY
AMUSE M ENTS.

for flats, rashnsoo Park. Port HUI
rem Steamers leave every weekday 500
2. m, 2:S0 y. m. and 400 y. m; Sundays
rive weekdays e;t0 q. m, 1890 A. m
and $3.50 .. m Sundays lh:l5 and $50
p. m Fer Toledo and Points south
LeaYe weekdays S:1b a m. and 4:10 y
m fSundays $3.50 a. m. and 500 d. m
'RSfuInlng arrive weekdays 100 p. m
and 7:iS D. M. Sundays 1:f5 and 7:i5
sserS weekdsy s:ls m. and 4:S eaE q
m; avery Sunday s:30 a. m. gao a. M,
'1sfFb. m. and 500 y. M: returning ar
re Weekdays 100 y. m. and ISIS p. m.
81. and s:so ,. m. Sugar island Mo.s.
|1Hhts and Dancing every wednesday
md Saturday, 500 p. N. - cents.
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IA. A.A.-Fifteen-Room Ouffit


4 .A.A.A.-Fifteen- Room Outfit
nat was purchased new less than so
days ago. 1 have for sale AT !. 10 4.
me price paid for H. You can read
ny see that so short a time In use
would not inJure but slightly. Was
s usec In good home by nice people.
VINO are going 10 ALBERTA. CAM
ADA, and would not Justify moving
household goods Remember. this
outnl IL hlgh-eiass and fine. IL not
xxsaa1y WILL STORE ANYTHING
Wy MAY WISH TO PURCHASE By
YOU PAYING DEPOSIT on SAME.
or you need the goods and have
not all the money. will take your
note Tor reasonable time. Do not fall
10 see H. Come as soon as you read
this. Dressers are In cireassian wal
nut mahogany, quarter oak and
pro s-eye maple brass beds are
nlsh-Slass, up-to-date. guaranteed
LACQUER, 2 and 3-inch continuous
posts and f-inch posts; turned dim
ING room suite. mahogany parlor
suite Ia Spanish brown leather: ~
orary furniture In fumed oak. finest
all IRON springs and cotton. felt higa
post iron beds In white. green, blue
and Nernis Martin, etc, etc. Most
beautiful mahogany upright plano.
cost 1890, for $3.50; $50 Singer sew
blankets. sheets and pillow cases.
table cloths and napkins, cost more
than $50. for SIS; Victor Photographs
ana records. cost $50, for sl2.sos L
cost sis5O. for $3.50; I'D. dresser erss cost
sl4. for 1918; 1 dresser cost $3.50.
iol $3.50; ! dresser, cost $40. for
ss;b0i i dresser. cost $3.50. for
i 49,. dresserne eos. SCI: :s. for sli.se;;
err. cost $S2. for SIS: l dresser. cost
$40. for $3.50: dresser, cost $3.50.
Tor $3.50; chinoniers 10 match near
~ all these at same price: iron bed.
cost So for s2.25; iron bed. cost
1915, for $5.25 iron bed, cost 50.
for ~: / iron bed, cost Sill, for So
iron bed. cost 1880. for SO; l iron
bed cost $3.50 for 1915; / iron bed.
s2t, for s12.50: brass bed cost $50.
for $i4; | brass bed. cost $3750 for
$3.50: brass bed. cost $45. for
$3.50; ! brass bed. cost $50. for sac:
| dining table. cost $50. for $3.50;
cost sac. for $3.50: l buffet cost $45.
Tor S2350; l Kitchen cabinet cost
s2S, for Sli: refrigerator. very
large and nne $40; ! china closet
cost SIS. for se650;3 parlor rockers.
cost 81. $40 and SIT. for $3.50 s4T5
and 1915; library suite. cost SIS, for
s32: IL Iron springs cest $3.50 1850
finest cotton felt mattresses. cost
$3.50. SIS. st6.50 and $50 for s6.75.
81 90 and $3.50: 4 combination book
case. cost $50. for sl4.50 1 book case
cabinet, cost $25. for $3.50.
RUGS
Rugs are In Wilton, veIvets. Turkish
Axminster and seamless Brussels:
VERY highest grades; sizes ex9, 7.Gx9.
S3x10.6 and 9x12: rug cost $12. for
$5.75. l rug cost $14. for $3.50: / rug
cost 1880. for $3.50: rug cost
$3.50. for $3.50: rug cost s24, for
rug cost $50. for $3.50; rug cost
s4A for s23.75: / rug cost $50 for
s26.50. rug cost s2l. for 5000; 80
yards Linoleum. $3.50; and many 9TH
er things not mentioned here
CALL FOR MR.. WOOD
Don't Forget the Number
I7S MICHIGAN AVE.
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Sc i!s1|, ,sIIs,E:sa'
AMusEM ENTs.

For Cleveland, Pittsburgh md all
points south and east; leave daily 1915
y, IN. Fare to Cleveland, So; Pittsburgh.
y5.S5; upper berth, 81; lower berth,
$3.50; whole room, $3.50
Two Boats between Detroit and
Cleveland every Saturday and Sunday
and August
For AIpenn, Mnckinac and way ports,
Mondays and Saturdays. 8 p. m, We'd
nesdays and Fridays, $3.50 a. m.
Special steamer 20 Mackinac-Mon-
days $3.50 a. m. Thursdays D. m. No
stops en- route except Goderich, Ont.
downbound
For Buffalo and all points east daily
at p. IN. Fare to Buffalo, S3.60 one
way, $3.50 round trip
Mest-End Excursion every SATURDAY.
Buffalo, ~; Cleveland. s25o round
trip.
lestic bldg. 1877 woodw ard-ave., l7I
Griswold-st
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Dentists.

. dOne by Dr. Aui
OFFICE HOURS.
Daily from . a.
m. TO 3 p. IN. Sun
days and Holidays
= TO 4.
Painless extrac-
ton guaranteed.
We give Gas or
Nitalized Air.
Two Lady At
tendants.
Out of-town pa
tients should write
for appointment
and have their
work done same
day they come In.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST--A coral and gold stick pin val,
ued as keepsake. Return TO GOOD
Luck Store and receive reward.
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Get Protection

During Cadillaqua week the b. Il NJ.
Secret Service Co. Will furnish you re-
liable uniformed or plain clothes
watchmen for homes or business places
at reasonable rates. We are also In
position TO do any kind OF legitimate
work. Telephones Main 2fSS
City 2: Night Call. North 1921. 400
Chamber OF Commerce. Licensed and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-20
Price of Shoes to Soar Again;
Chicago Dealers Blame Antom0biIe

CHICAGO July sThe automobi not content with quitting the
rerc cent adyan mi
eere $ cattle raising"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ALL DEAD HORSES and cows removed
promptly, Phone Millenbach Bros
West 9ee.
HIGHEST prices paid furniture. stoves,
carpets Lapnam. 3s2 Graf. Cherry 4o7
OLD feather beds wanted. Jewel Feath-
er Mattress Co. asp Mich. Cherry SOL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-20

Sealed proposals Will he received at
the above office until Wednesday. July
81. at - o'clock noon. for the follow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-20
ron sALE-REsIDENcE PROPERTY,

FOR sALE-New, modern, rooms and
bath, full basement, lot 3oxlSO IN
beautiful Seboit subdivision out Gd.
River-ave, at a bargain. Apply oSl
McGraw-ave., evenings, or by APP
pofntment. Phone Walnut 1864
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-20
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT. OF
f-tRks-tSD BetHExtRDs.

Detroit. Mich. July IS, 1919.
Room 201. City Hall.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-18
Republican Call.
Bryan, Tex, July II, 1911

Bryan, Tex, July II, 1912.
To the voters of Brazos County,
Texas:
BY direction of the Republican
county executive committee, the diff
ferent precinct chairmen are hereby
instructed to call and hold your pre-
cinct conventions on the 9th day of
July 1912, for the purpose of electing
delegates to the county convention.
Also to elect precinct chairmen.
The county convention is hereby
called to convene on the 3rd day of
August, 1912. Said convention will
elect delegates to the State and the
district conventions. Also to elect a
county chairman for the next two
years
Ali candidates must have filed their
applications with me on or before the
18th day of June, 1912.
e. w. KNOX,
Chairman Republican Executive
Committee, Brazos County, Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-18
Fine Rain Yesterday.

The rain of yesterday afternoon
covered large section of the county
and was a thorough season for the
sections visited. The rain was heavy
in the Rock Prairie, College, Union
Hill and Bryan sections and on west
to the Brazos river. There was no
rain at Steep Hollow, Reliance, Kur-
ten, Tabor and Edge.
Here in Bryan it was very heavy
and the wind developed al
most cyclone. The awning
in front of Bonneville's racket
store was blown away, and also in
front of Vick's feed store. There was
more or less damage from leaky
roofs in a number of stores.