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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
INJURED WORKMAN
APPEAL SHIS CASE

r. w. Sweet. who received a
fracture Of his left les while en-.
pioyed ar shipping clerk for the
Fisher FIGURING MiIi Co. this morn
Ing appealed 10 the superior court
from n decision OF the state indus
trial commission denying him com
pensation-
Tho injury occurred In Decen-
Der, 1911. The commission turned
down Sweets application Novem.
her Is. 1872.
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MASKED MEN BLOW
SAFE AT EDMONTON

by raffed Press LEASED wire.
WINNIPEG, Man. Nov. %
Four masked men today entered
tho freight office OF the Canadian
Northern railway. at Edmonton.
tied up two clerks. nlew open the
safe and escaped with several thou
sand dollars.
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THAT bureau has ilod about me
II lied about Peary. II gave out
that pearya pension was given In
acknowledgment of hia having dis.
covered the pole. The records do
not bear this out Tho press blu.
reau gave out that the Royal Geo
graphical society OF London and
the Geographical society OF Europe
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MN. W. doz. Csc cake choco-
~ l1<. slix~d table peaches, itc
-. sec coffee. 4se. apple elder. tgr
~: local eggs Ssc d0x.s shoulder
- 5c u lex mutton. f9Ac 10.
4e6re steaks. fsSc 10 boxes
X11@A lac. ntuseels. lee doz ic
1l<A>e 11f. unzseis. Ice d0NA J Sc
mk1o mif. LEI. snail white beans,
IN LOO leaves bread. t5c. shout
u hams. fi's h. club sausage. igc
j; hmb chops. Ice ID.
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LEAVES WIFE Al
TIMES IN SIX YEARS

~ NNIE"H FTfFN EsFNNNH WWN
CHICAGO. Nov. sa.--Mrs. Mary
sirekley. IN municipal court. testi-
fled that In the ak years she has
been married her husband has left
her " times
He only lives with me day or
two az a Tine" said Mrs. Strskicy
TO the court. We have three chill
dren and they scarcely know their
father
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Al. kinds sppleA 81 bon: sweet
16ssfese. IL lbs sscs Yakima pcts~
- :9c sack 20 lbs cane sugar. ~.
nsxk rnisins. 9ac. ! cans corn. 2ac /.
1 rs1s tomatoes. use. J cans salmon.
-. 7 nsrs laundry soap. @sc. zoe
l11s. i5c n. see hAnd-foiird ehoco-
M t5< n sutslts. Tbs 1ac.
SS1nnr. / lbs s1r. luteflNk. lbs
S: Isxs xprlnr lamb. So ID. shout :.
~ sDring liant. igc 10
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COURT ORDERS HIM
TO KEEP HOUSE

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 20.
Mrs Antonio cirseh ia oolna
20 try a new experiment TO
make model husband. cirsch
always leaves his pay check At
the corner saloon. so WHEY sp-
pesied 70 the court. Hereafter
cirseh must not work. but stay
al home and keep house. says
the Judge. Mira. Clrsch will
earn the living.
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Ysklma Barhank spads. soc cwt.,
~ ssnp0mnd lard. lie To-; LEGAL
6seh EGGS. Sxe dox. Eastern oys-
- * a. Jonathan apples. ti.st
- 1sl: onioas. : lbs Ice Prim.
- ~ 10: lajefisk. ; lba ibc. red
0Inon bellies. 9ec n. finuAn had
- ~ III. Imported spanish Queen
611oa sac ps. ansifs. tbs. 1bos
Iso<Y butter. dc 10. sharp cheese.
! ~ We. apples. Sc box. del.
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ABSENT OWNER ISSTRUCTS Us
To sell her 20 acres IN Lewis county
for 81 500. on easy terms. about IL
acres cleared. pretty fair house
and barn ana a very good piece Of
soil. Nice garden and orchard,
two county roads. It's a cheap
snap. and It's not a side hill prop
ositlon. either. Wa can tell you
all about ~.
WEST COAST LAND co.
ilt1-ls American Bank Bldg
so acres land v mile city limits. on
good graded road. and sidewalk.
Good market for dairy products.
mile from condensers.
5000. Half Cash
Carl Hchirmnna Nl Nernon. Wash.
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more. all practical explorers aud
Arctic men. are ON my aldo OF the
controversy.
ARMY AND NAVY
AGAINST HIM. AE SAYS
Against me Ia Peary and his
press bureau and all the political
and social influence of the navy
and army.
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Board and Room

~e~~~~~.~~-~-~~.~s~e>~ ~~~c~~~~~>>>>-~~~~e~
Club house. l1tH 18th av a.. newly
steam heat, telephone. electric
light. bath pool room. plano. fie-
giant home for club Of men Room
and board rates reasonable
Breakfast. luncheon. o'clock diu-
nor.
Children boarded. private home. aid-
ney i1i1.
Children boarded best care, home
surroundings. ballard tsss. itss
" 9th
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a fine level tract OF land.
with a new 6-room house.
well built. This place has
an unohstructible view of
Lake Washington and Sc
attic. and is Within a short
walk of the ferry landing
at Kirkland. one can live
on this place and work I'm
Seattle. Enough land TO
raise poultry, berries. po-
tatoes, etc. Price $500,
only 500 cash and SIS
monthly. Come over to-
day or tomorrow. Take a
Madison car and county
ferry or Anderson boat as
trips daily 10 Burke a.
Farrars office I'm Kirk
land. or call at ies Cherry
St.
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For SaIePouItrv

.r-17er-r4~~e]er4(e14NJ~
turkeys, dressed poui-
Try. all kinds Of laying pniIets,
White LeghOrns. Silver EpanRisd
Iiamburgs, Blue AndaluHinns. An
conaH. Indian Runner ducks. ali
KINDS OF poultry supplies at the
Pacific Poultry Co. top floor Cor
lott 1ZGb
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Housekeeping Rooms

gTEWART HOTEL
50 Htewaft st, block west Hotel
Warrington. steam heat, rooms ssc
Holt ssb2J.
Sleeping and housekeeping rooms.
I. and 3-rOom suites, reasonable
rates s2Oh Howell NJ. Phone
Elliott s230W
OLYMPIC APIS, 1910 Western ay---
Single rooms, fibO up. suite. $500
up. Near public market
Cheap. well furnished transient aud
housekeeping rooms. steam heated.
at tle Howell.
gla .O0-s-room modern housekeeping
fiat, az22 Eighth nv Main G461.
EARLE. sIngle ~ x rooms az Marion
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~~~~r~~~~ >~>~s~.~e><~~.~~-eeN>.~
Wantad-W Woman 10 organize Moth
efs' Pension League 20 obtain pen
sion law for Washington. $500 a
day and permanent position for
woman u ability. Henry Neil.
father mothers pension law, AS
=. Dearborn 81, Chicago,
Wanted-Y Young women. either ex-
pefiencod or inexperienced. to
work az telephone operators. APP
ply 10 f10s srd av. or 1890 18th
ny. Tho Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Go,
8irl or woman for general house
work. Apply 3s4s interiake av.
Take Green Lake ear TO kiiboufne
St
VIOLIN TAronT-M ny speciality.
young people. az your home night
and day. Phone Daat Ts4s.
Cooks and general maids wanted at
the seattle Employment office.
1917 Third av.
NTED--siteady employment. ala
experienced shirt operators. union
scale prices. Address hhuii- Day
Company. Tacoma Wn.
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10 ACRES. Rfcn SOIL


tss cash, $40 per month. every bit
q Il fine land. will grow any
thing. nice View, close TO school
handy e three towns: Csc fare
TO seattle
n. Van Arsdalc & Co. 1898 srd Ave
40 ACRES. 5000, HALF CASH
An exceptionally fine tract for cous-
try estate or Plating proposition.
ten miles from center Of Seattle.
adtoining some Of Seattlca best
AMI largest country homes. locat-
ed four miles from Kirkland. very
close TO Redmond. overlooking
beautiful Lake Sammamish. fronts
one-fourth OF mile on county
road. one OF tho best living
springs on the property. with suf-
TO cover the whole property; this
always has been held az 5000.
but the corporation owning the
property IL DESTROYS of iiausdst-
Ink. hence the very low price for
Anyone who can use a place. like
this and Will look mp this proper
ALBERT u LORD.
1908 Northern Rank Bldg.
COME IN AND SEE It's ABOUT
COOP CHEAP LAND
Close 10 Seattle, on easy terms. Our
COLBY TRACTS are the best on
tho market
ACHES FOR $500
ts5 CASH AND 40 PER MONTH
fare. Soil is red shot clay. with
some dark loan. and very easy to
improve Adjoining good neigh
bors and close TO school and
SEE THESE TRACTS BEFORE you
CLIFFORD. 1919 Third Av.
Branch office. SIS Washington Sc
Az acres at the end OF Green Lake
car. cheap for cash.
Also " acrcs water front close to
Duwnmish station. AT bargain.
For sale or exchange. 20 acres OF the
finest land In Grant county. wash,
for something In or around Seat-
tie. He quick II you want n snap.
Geo. Sexauer. Gt7 New York Blk.
Main 9bes.
25 ACRES WITH STREAM. $775
500 cash. SIS per month: rich
brown shot clay loan. fine view,
lots OF neighbors: cheap fare.
Y. Van Arsdale n Co. 1903 9rd Ave
FOR Sale Choicest 2-acre tract on
ffiliman boulevard. In Kennydaie,
for 1880. Address Mr. A. Ainaiy.
Poulsbo, Wash.
ACRES. 500; TERMS
3 acres on Bainbridge Island for
sale at n bargain. S4no, terms
star.
s ACRES LEVEL ALDER. 5000
$40 cash. $40 per month; has two
springs, and the best OF SOIL lots
OF neighbora; cheap fare TO Sc
attic.
T. Van Arsdaie a Co. 1909 9rd Ave:
i0-acre tracts, alder bottom soil
near Seattle. $3.50. SIS cash, bal
ance $40 per month. John 10. Cod
freV Main IT'S fh2 Empire HldE
Pacific Stump Pulier.1ii2 Western av
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Business Chances

>~.~~~~~~~~~.~>~~~ ~>~~~~~-~o~~~~
ss rooms. hotel always full. down
town location, mostly outside
rooms, very low rent a good buy.
pa3 ments. Great West Realty Co,
Room fo5 Epler Blk
The furniture OF is-room apartment
house for sale, location good. rent
40 per month. walking distance.
Good returns on the Investment.
Price tt7S.0O. xsfs. The star.
For sale or rent. several 4. 2. 3. q.
10 h. .. motors. coffee mill. tele-
phones, lot Of electrical supplies.
all kinds repairing done. Johnson.
III Seneca. Elliott 80.
FUEL business. established 20 years.
doing business o. from 100 20 1850
day must be e cash, time on bal
ance. x-Csf. care The Star.
T. = simkins. z24 liberty Bldg
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New Today



University Undertaking rariors. fgit
pa ftth n v North 1i1 W. 4 Fork
ErE-
~ n huTrEffwoRTH MONA
isfi First az. Main cF Elliott gts
Sc~>~~~ooos is..ysscy,>~~ooo>o
Enfott -lkt 1875 Second Green.
house HeAcou 81
BURNS FLORAL. CO. Coz ard. Msin
1sf1~ruf flowers designs. seeds.
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100 acres skaEit county river bot
tom land, 70 acres Improved. ball
nncc alder. and easily cleared.
chard. all farm machinery and
good team price $4,000. mort
EnFe g. 600. Will trade equity for
Seattle property.
cheap lots and 10 acres Of bottom
land any or all for good furui-
tur~. 500 American Bank Bldg.
We exchange everything evcrywhere
at any time. N your price ~ light
Real Estate Exchange. bze-t1l
Lunber Exchange.
T. Z. Simkius sas fikefty nldg.
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Situation Wanted - Male

<|-NTV0Fe|.feTstNef~T. N1|-s~N.~lNJ1sT.NlN.0
General utility work done by two
young men with years ex-
perience In all kinds ~ house
cleaning. such as cleaning carpets.
windows, wall paper. polishing or
waHine hardwood floors and gen.
efal yard work. VIII call at any
time and give estimates. Salts
faction guaranteed aud prices right.
Phone deacon zoos
Plumbing wanted. owner furnish
material. x.5I7
HnIntlnn kalnntnlnLnc L-LIlnli 80 ~
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c.,y o.. ~p.SS;.o euss,rw
nd h tssstivs bserns ouislns Lsss for
Z 'o .: 81. d.. oss'> es BE-. G ~
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Wanted-ReaI Estate

pay cash from owner
trict Of ". 9th. Will pay 1900
down. balance monthly Mrs r.
". BtanmOe. 1923 w. e<th.
Wanted or f-room cottage cheap,
handy 20 car. $3.50 cash, balances
% suit. x-70z, Star.
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Patent dust pan with first load coal.
WniHNrlght n Mcleod. Phone 1918
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EAST CAPITOL HILL
t-room modern home. expansive
view. local improvements In. fully
paid: must have g. Geo cash. Price
only 81. 500. Write or phone for
appointment You ought to see
this desirable property " confem-
plating the purchase Of a home.
&. H. Powers. 1891 n. tist St
North SCI.
FOR LEASE
Lease OF fs years for sale. Here IN
n chance 60 make money for peo-
think of lt. Two tide land lots,
19oxi6e. running from Fourth av.
20 Oriental ev. Price $1,000. Party
needs money, otherwise you could
not Buy IL. Geo. Sexauer. CA New
York Blk. Main 1888.
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Furnished Rooms

Nl>0O~OINO~~l~OI~r >(>~~~|%~~~O~-NO
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. ti1bh
First. Rates soc daily and up.
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NINE RIJAAT PAsHA. the beau.
tifni English white wife Of the Turk
ish envoy In London and founder
Of the Red Crescent society OF Tur-
Key. with purpose similar 10 our
Red Iross society.
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~~~-~-r-~~-~~~c~~~~>~e~ ~~~~N.~~~~eere~s~~~
Cosy Groom apartment. good ioca-
ton, homeilke. nice. heated. East
b04s.
Copeland Court. 1908 Minor. rooms.
furnished. tsps phone, light NJ txi0.
Excelsior Apts ~Furnlabed aud un-
furnished eth and PIKE Main .set
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Want house a office furniture, cash.
Gibson Chandler. $40 pike. Nj. Ss27.
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Hornesteads

ono nsSd 81 asSerf IA IN q SSl n.
nent, Eastcrn Washington fruit
belt. Greatest bargain ever Of
fered. Thomns Craig. 22l Union ST
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Terms $40 cash and }io
fruits Burke a Farrar.
lea Cherry Sc
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Hotels e Lodging Houses

NORM 0lXl6'R6. ifss6 ii a.. mod.
ern: rates t2.ko per week and up
narrlngion. 1913 Second. 8. week W.
ROYAL H0TEfs-toi fifth aw ssc
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Situations Wtd. - Female
<sN~~<,~>N-N~N~N~~N~~~ ~-~e~~~s~~~~~-~~
Competent woman wishes position
light houseworh aud nursing. ref
erencen SIS Columbia II.
VIII care for children any time, any
place Phone ballard 1870
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nEaL ESTATE LOANS

-ooo,IIsue5tILy, EsTATE Itp4csc,,,>
CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
On Improved or vacant property, any
amount. $50 20 $500. long or short
Time; easy payments. no delay.
Stnrtevant A. Co, 5fz Boston Blk.
Private parties with money 10 loan.
cail on j. 9. Slmkins, 274 Liberty
Bldk.. opp y. o.. Seattle.
Farm. timber. city loans. money
ready quick action. sos Mehiborn.
Elliott 1880.
suAiIEL AND c0ILATEHAL
ltcHpectable place u BOTTOM mOney
on diamonds and jewelry. low
rates, private offices. American
Jewe.ry Co, sos second.
If YOU NEED MONEY
Loans on household goods. pianos or
personal notes 10 employees. terms
and payment reasonable. Come
and see Us.
EASTERN BROKERAGE co.
~ Northern Bank Bldg. sfh A. PIKE
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Water Front

~~~~~~<~crr~r -S~r>S>e>r>cSrNN~~~
vASHON WATERFRONT
s acres. all cleared. $4,000. right at
dock. school. stores, church, etc.
No trades,
CHURCHILL. EAST 5000
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Wanted-To Borrow


= G. sIMKINs. z2l Llberty BIdg
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-09-13

Mrs. II. G. Oliver left Tuesday
morning for New Orleans where she
will visit relatives. from there she
will return to Ludington La,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis W. SHARP and
family and Miss Valentine Pnst who
have been spending The summer at
the beach will return To their home 10
New Orleans this week.
II you knew Of the real value
Chanberlain's LinimeDt for lame
back, soreness OF the muscles, sprains
and rheumatic pains, you would never
wish to be without it. For sale by ali,
dealers.
M
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Colson and
children, OF Florida, are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. McWhite. Mrs.
Colson is Mrs. Nc whites sister.
When you write letter to a mail
order house remember that the schools
provided by the money spent In this
community taught you how to write
at all.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-09-13
just Received
Norfolk Jackets
All the Rage.
500 and $3.50 Each
Sizes IA to Is Years.
w. D. HUGHES,
The Ladies' Specially Store.

Mr.. and Mrs Jne Shelter and daugh
ters, Miss Elease and little Martha,
returned Thursday from New Orleans
where they spent few days with
relatives.
Miss B. McQuistin OF Gulf Lodge,
has with her as guests, Miss G. VenOse'
Misses Helda and Helen Brown, Mr..
f. Senac and Mr.. and Mrs. Burdes all
OF New Orleans.
A crowd OF little folks gave de-
lightful dance at the residence Of
Mrs. Connell, on South Prscagoula ST.
The girls and boys had delightful
time dancing. Delightful refresh
ments were served.
The dance given by the ladies OF
the Episcopal church last Tuesday
night. at Pauuette's Park was very
pleasant affair. There was not as
large crowd as the ladies had anti
capated
Mrs. McWhite was called away
Sunday to her former home in Ca,
on account OF the serious illuess of
her father. Her sister who Is visiting
her will reside at Bitless Plantation,
with her children, during Mrs. Nc
White,e ahcpnrp
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-09-13

Mr. n A. Farnsw worth after visit
ing her parents IN Mays.ilp, KY,
with her tWn children. Robert and
Annie. returned home Wednesday.
Alba Duke returned home Wednes-
day afternoon after spending several
weeks with relatives in Lake Como
and Philadelphia. Miss.
Miss Belle bailey, from Clarksdale.
Miss, came Wednesday afternoon to
take her place as teacher In the Lake
Avenue school Monday morning.
S. j. Stone Vice President OF the
Lackawanna Bridge Company OF New
York, visited the works On Tues
day.
Mr.. Alfred Bonomo who spent sew.
eral weeks with his parents at Rose
Cottage, has returned to Georgetown
College near Washington d. G.
One way to relieve habitual consti-
patton is to take regularly IA mild laxa.
tive. DOan's Regulets are recon-
mended for this purpose. 25c box
at all drug stores.
Mrs. S. r. McComic OF Richton.
Miss McCOmic Of Shuhnta and Mr..
and Mrs. Flshel Of Richton were the
guests OF Mrs c. Nelson.
Henry A. Walker who has been in
Gulfport for the past week with the
Standard Express Lumber Co. spent
Sunday at home.
Miss Eva Valverde is authorized to
solicit job work for The DEMOCRAT
STAR, and any orders given her will
be appreciated both by her and THE
DEMOCRAT STAR.
Mrs. G. b. Chapman and children,
who have been spending the summer
at Cleveland, Tenn, and Bowling
Green, KY, returned home Friday.
When you look at the catalOg re
member nothing ever is as good as
the picture lOoks If you doubt this
statement have yourself pho tOgraph-
ed.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-09-13
Moss Point.

Mrs Webster McLeod spent Flilay
in New Orleans.
Miss Incz Breeland visited Virgins
last week
Miss Carlotta Stewart spent several
days in Gulfport this week.
Messrs. Frank and Andrew Coffin,
OF Mobile, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
II. d. Colson.
Miss Rachel Mcleod has returned
from trip to her sister, Mrs. Carter,
OF Hattiesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ruhfelt, after
spending several days here, returned
to Mobile.
Mrs. B. 1. Daniels has returned to
Montgomery She was accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. e. X. Cant
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay Cowan and
daughter. Miss Louise, visited New
Orleans last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Green and
two children are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. De Avent.
Floyd Mcleod returned home from
New Orleans, where he has been stud.
ying at the Charity Hospital since the
close OF Tulane Medical College.
The real imam without a country
the man who doesn't smile when
the home team wins.
Misses Mia and Blanche Sullivan
left Monday for Montrose, Miss,
where Miss Nita will be teacher in
the college and Miss Blanche pupil.
Miss Addie Cowan left Thursday
for Mount Oliver, where she will re-
sumo her school duties for the coming
year.
The musical given by Prof. Hassard
last Friday night, under the aus spices
OF the ladies Of the Presbyterian
church, was quite a success.I
Miss Ina Thompson was hostess
last week for Sewing Circle. and few
invited guests, The house was deco.
rated with ferns and flowers. Pretty
score cards with appropriate verses
and answers marked the tables for
rook. Miss Eva Smith, OF Alabama,
rendered several classic piano selec.
tions. The prize. box nf candy, was
won by Mrs. o. G. Cowan. After the
games delicious slice course was
served. Those invited were: Mes.
danes Cuwan, Mclnnis, Spencer,
Blumer, Lowe, Behfeldt, Fitzner,
Welsh: Misses Bessie and Addie
Cowan, Dixie and Georgie Overstreet,
Ora Sullivan, Clara Herrin, Mime J.
Stewart and Eva Smith.
PascagOula Is ready to say a good
wJrd for the man who is ready to say
. good word for PdscagOula.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-09-13

Miss Lucille and Lillian Mulder,
who have peen. visiting Mrs. Martin
Turnbull, have returned to their
home in New Orleans.
Miss Edna Hampton, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. r. D. Ford.
returned home Saturday. Mrs Ford
accompanied her.
Itching piles provoke profanity bu
profanity won't remove them. DOan's
Ointment Is recommended for itching,
bleeding or protruding plies. SOC at
any drug store.
Miss Eva Valverde is authorized to
solicit job work for THE DEMOCRAT
STAR, and any orders given her will
be appreciated both by her and The
DEMOCRAT-STAR.
5 or 6 doses 666 will break any
case OF Chills & Fever: and If takeu
then as IA tonic the Fever will not re-
turn Price 25c, 25tf
Miss Helena Druhon whn has been
the attractive guest OF Miss Irene
McFall for the past two weeks return.
ed to her home In Mobile.
Mrs. J. Lee and Miss Myrtle Shelly
who have heen spending the summer
with Mrs. H. w. HALEY, have return
ed to their home in New Orleans.
Miss Eva Vdlverde is authorized to
solicit joh work for THE DEMOCRAT
STAR, and any orders given her will
he appreciated both by her and THE
DEMOCRAT STAR
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-09-13
Fishing Party.

Mr.. Henry Gautier took party out
Monday for fishing tripin his launch
"Truscott." Although the amount Of
fish caught we're but few. A delicious
lunch bad been prepared before hand,
and the crowd spent delightful day.
Those 10 the party were: Misses v.
Valverde and Lahore and Mrs. e. B.
Dnnten. Henry Gautier, q. Behnam,
and f. Wallace.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-09-13
A Bathing Party.

A crowd enjoyed ,,ry pleasant
bathing party last Monday night al
Watson's wharf. The water was fine
and everything was most enjoyable
Those In the party we're: Misses Elmr
Lindinger, Mamie Kansas. Lahore
Dunten, Messrs. Ed Collie, W. j. Lin
dinger, Fred Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs
Omar Taylor.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-09-13
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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-09-13
A Hay Ride.

The boys of the younger set gave
hay ride Thursday night, to Moss
Point. The young people sang aud
enjoyed, themselves In general. Those
present were: veFus johnson snd Bin
Haveus. Gladys johnson and nr.
Hamilton, Thelma Duntoa ao1 ~
Rn>. Irene ncFall aud NJ. Ko1x
Helen Druhan and George Iyootz
aud Walter Pelham.