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SANITARY
soar, sack flour. soc. 10 bars
soap. xSN. eaus sntik. Csc. 70 lbs.
sugar. sse. any Of the above with
other 81 oFaars sec can baking
powder. ssc. best Washington hpt.
ter. sSc NJ: as lbs sugar ~. With
other IS order. II lbs sugar soc
With ether s1so order. Burbank p0-
tasoes. sae taH-lb. sack - ibs sugar
cleo with 81 % order coffee or tcas.
shoulder apsInn lamb. 20 ID
All styles kuaher RauHagea. 1sc
10. plcklsd pigs feet Tor asc
round steak he III. picked Nlds
pork. f1Mc ID: sugar cured harms.
fTMc. lamb chops lee H.. slrioin
stemks, Iks ID. petaiuma eggs, ,
dpx. Tscs excellent butter. lbs,
gf.f1s prim.ost. lee 10 compound
lard. toc IN. extra fine Jersey but
TOR. 400 lb.s Kosher Bologna sau-
sage. acc ID. lbs. sse. Jelly glasses.
10 pit. 4ze dos: extracted honey,
zsr pt-. h~xai. Use. gal. $40. sweet
apple elder, soc gal, sugar. 10 ihs.
tsc with 81 order other groceries
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Dr. A. Lee Lewis consulting chiro .
practor. Hours to 8 y. IN. 3fs-f Ar
cade Annex. Main f3s2. Lady attend.
ant.
HUPTURE CURED. permanent, no
operation or detention from labor
over 400 cases cured past two
k ssfs; agess ,ol,s, e ,as SHAY nsi.srd
Girl 10 assist with homework and
care Of baby. Apply Mrs. Brick,
Algonquin Apt 2s., 18th and u.
Union,
Widow OF business ability, not afraid
OF work. desires gentleman part
ner for roominE house. x-9bT,
Star.
GILLETTE BLADES snarpened, soc
doz., razors. CSC. etc. 1901 tth nv.
Get Acquainted Society. Names and
addresses. 70s Pine Street.
Say II saw II In The Star"
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Gray overcoat. mended cut In hack.
from lunch down town. $500 re-
ward for Information. J. ".
Chandler. T07 Second, Elliott
z13T y.
Lost Water spaniel. large. brown.
curly dog. some old hair on him.
answers TO name Of Curly reward.
q. A. Dawson, s301 Greenwood ay.
Phone Ballard 21is.
One brown pony. weight 500 lbs.
dtaiocated white spot In forehead
two hind legs white $40 reward
Will he given for return Of same.
Main 1911.
Found your eyesight growing DIM
Our registered optician win REM
edy the defect Examination free.
Myron ayfnofs, ii2T Third,
Coin purse. with key stamped j.
Hardy. on public library lawn.
Apply boiler room, library.
Found Where mattresses are reno
waited. 1850 and 1900. Propp a
Co. q He'll It. Phone Elliott 3s0b.
Lost-SavinE pass book Ne. 9B22.
Finder return TO Dexter Horton
Trust n Savings Bank.
Suit case found In restaurant about
month ago. SO Yesler way.
second hand clothing bought, seid,
exchanged. 1917 Pike Main 5333.
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Au ENTs-iiEitE's THE BEST LINE
OF fhvofa. perfumes and toilet
preparations. DO capital Fine
sample case furnished. write auick
iaf fuh particulars AMERICAN
1T. Cincinnati a
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aIl1iss-|1ass-Il
ACREAGE
NORTH or CITY
rs A GOOD
aIaiasaaaaaasas
tsxYrs ss-fxff-NeT


Acreage north OF the city. In our
judgment. IL going to prove Itself
a very profitable Investment The
most expensive IL that close 10
the Country Club. which Is being
cold at ti00a TO $4,000 per acre.
Thie district IL rapidly filling
up with fine country homes. some
% them costing as much M sto.-
goo. II IN gradually spreading out.
At no great distance from these
fine homes We have acre tracts
for sale at t2k0 20 f1s0 zach. You
can buy them on easy monthly
payments II 10 our strong con-
viction that no other property
around Seattle il as certain to In
crease in value. Think moment.
Here you have an opportunity to
purchase the finest residence
acreage around Seattle ut one
fifth 10 one-sixth the price of n
good city lot. Isn't II reasonable
TO suppose that a whole acre will
increase in value until IL 81 worth
at least as much as a city lott
Some Of cur tracts are very close
to the fnterurban.
rffx<Qer
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Board and Room.

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Children cared for, sfb month, all
ages. li6 w. Republican. Queen
Anne 23A0
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Help Wanted--FemaIe
NA~s~~e>s~~~~~~e~<ere~~ -eN~-~~lr~~~~eN~~~~~~<
wnnisd--Y Young women, either "a.
peFianced or inexperienced. TO
work .. tslepL?ns opsra,ess .AP.
" 'irsa., 'i f. .if 4.l.ps sa: ' .ss
Wanted TOT general house.
preferred. MAY go HON. nlNhts
IL dealrcd. Phone firacon les az
ter : 30 p ri.
Wanted lot general house
work. family Of four. 1914 1sth.
Vast SsNz
Free Inatrumenfs. mandolin. guitar,
hango sykes Music school ggs
Peoples Hank ufdK
eDmpesent RiFl for general house
work must not object 20 chHdfen,
COMPETENT hpunenaid wanted,
must not dislike children. G9f1
kbth d Beacon 1850.
100 large portraits % yea OF baby.
&.sss. Tbs seattle star.
6sentienaAn desires houseknoper. con-
genial surroundings young woman
preferred xEsf, star.
ttbo~~HoT POINT IRoNA-taso
EVERYTHING ELFcTntCAI
Eouut Electric ca. 1919 first Az.
Your ufova poilshoA FOR H6e. guar
aniced Z mpnthn Eilints skss VI
Gifl t0r general hoassweFk North
sseB
Kite Wei Wash Laundry. ballard
4n4
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New Today.

CARD or THANKS
wtsh 10 thank The many friends
and she newspapers. especially
The star. for their Kind help In
making our Rrtasr chsid Homel
Tag day a success
was sick with iarrippe az the
tifne, and MtHa FuFEetY. cur Fec
rotary. had TO manage the whole
affair alone.
On this account. and owing 10 tho
fact that only a small number of
people attended the first program
al tho Coliseum. VIZ gave only the
one performance.
Again thanking you. ! am. yours for
this ofphanN,
HOMER T. BULL.
Director Hyther CHILD Home.
Kodak developing, lee roll. any
sfrr Jacobs Photo shoe p u ND
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JACKSON REALTY a. LOAN co.
$e9-i2 Bailey Bidg.
Main Il4

ACRES ron $3.50
Within one mile OF Lake Sammam-
iHh; on good wagon road. rich
SOIL. ideal for poultry. fruits ana
berries. Terms SIS cash. $40 a
month. To see this land take q
Madison car and county ferry or
steamer urania 10 Burke a. Far
rar's office at Kirkland.
LITTLE RANCH ON TERMS
At Kirkland Fine tract of rich
SOL. cleared and ready for IA rden.
new. well built Groom house, with
china closet built in. etc, good
well Ideal location. where one can
raise fruits. vegetables and poui-
try, ,unohHtructibie view OF Lake
Washington. Price for a quick
sale. $500 easy terms. $3.50 cash
and tib a month. Burke a Far
rar. Inc. iof Cherry Sc
ACRES
1850 per acre. RIGHT ON CAR
LINE. between here and Lake
Ballinger. Pay cash for one
acre and we win give YOU s
years time In which 10 nay
balance. III we are not maxi
Ing YOU any money it's
YOUR fault. Better come in
and get acquainted.
REALTY LOAN & BANKING co.
xaS Central Hidr
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9 ACRES FOR 1900
you can buy good land az Ills
price, We have about rs tracts
to choose from. This land will
make dandy chicken ranches from
which you could make q good iiv-
Ing. $1,000 cash and fs.g0 per
month Will buy any 6-acre tract.
OLE HANSON A. co.
Slf-fb-tg-17 New York six.
OUR MEADOW GARDEN TRACTS
Are ready for potatoes for celery.
Tor rhpbarb. for ginseng for ber-
flss, Tor any paying crop. Near
city near school near street car.
near markets. near factories 1850
and less an acre, one~fourth cash,
Free transportation 20 buyers.
WEST COAST LAND COMPANY,
i1fs-is American Bank Bldg.
10 ACRES FOR 1850
Rich black soil. where one can raise
poultry. Located on good road
east OF Lake Washington. Terms
40 cash aud $40 monthly. To aes
this land. take a Madison ear and
county ferry or steamer Uranla to
burke X Fnrrar'a Kirkland office.
OF call 11f Cherry 81
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$4,000

10 acres. improved ard IN cuitlva-
ton, acres fire for onions, eel.
cry and cabbage. 6 acres Ia fruit.
grass. berries Of al kinds. acres
In orchard, winter apples cd sacks
of potatoes. use heads Of cabbage
tons Of hay. good s-room house
with large porches and halls,
water piped 20 the house. fine
maple trees in front. nice loca
ton. on good road. r. r.. y. and
telephone system. only ~ miles
from the capital Of the state, fane-
~ located. $1,000 cash. No. ifg3.
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Funeral Director.
En- EfffEHN6TfH s6Sa.
1871 Ftrst ave. Main or Elliott SIS.
unisernlty Undsftaking ParioFs. sffs
18th ". " North ala w. &c Fork
ner
Boaney- Watson Co. funeral dlrec-
tors. new location. Broadway and
Olive. East 10
.ooo-o-,o-,o-og ..,,ss y s.ooco-o.o.e.~
Eiadun. tut flowers. funeral pieces.
Elliott gsss. fstp Second. Green
house, Beacon BIS.
BURNS FLORAL Co. col srd. Main
3tIf--tsut flowers designs. secsis
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Furnished Roons.

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Furnished room for remit use OF
kitchen. East 800. Robinson
Apartments. II.
-Four rooms for rent. unfurnished,
ts00 month. walking distance. ans
John It.
HOTEL Rhode Island. Sc Virginia ST
SOC day and s2.b0 week and up.
HOTEL Rainier. les Main ST.. brirk
building Rates soc and up. Bath.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. iilsh
Ftrsf--Hates SOC daily and up.
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water and sidewalks free. Here
Is a new city on two new rail-
roads. two beautiful rivers
and In the heart Of a vast
wealth producing country.
Special auto excursions leav-
ing our offices daily at 10 a. m.
OREGON g WASH
ON DEV. Go.
iio-ii Hoge Bldg.
Telephone-Elliott 1868.
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Farm. timber. city loans: money
rfsady: quick action. 900 MehBhorn.
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Furnished Houses

Y &~<~SN~s~S~~~~s~~s~ ~~e~s~s~~~~~s~a~4~>~s
4 shed ssroutu cottage. tf1
s6th. ssfs seventh y. w. North
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c~e~N~-0~~~~~e~N~>~<~
HOTEL cLARENDON-fI3ts <th av.
4. Rooms Doc and 1kc. Elliott stat =
HOTEL OXFORD. 1910 list av.. mod
ern; rates ea.bo per week and up.
Harrington. 1914 Second. ~ week
up.
to 7Bc night: si.TS to - week,
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From $1,000 10 1900 10 loan on i'm.
proved city property.
GABEI. f0z Arcade ufaD
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Honesteads.


CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
any amount. $50 to $500. long OF
snort Nmcs easy payments. no de-
~. bturtesant A Co. 1I1 Boston
Blk.
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Housekeeping Rooms.

OLYMPIC APIS. 1ofo Western Az.
single rooms. oi.so up: suitA
esoe up. Near public market
Furnished housekeeping rooma
Queen Anne 2tos.
Cheap. well furnished transient aud
housekeeping rooms at sie Howell
Earle, single ~ x. rooms. az Marion
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WANTED--Msn and women to
learn the barber trade. wages
paid while learning. Call or wfite
Evening journal., 1912-01-11
Fashions and Fads by M. E. CiIIey

An idea borrowed from the Rus
slams which has rtakcn hold" here is
the fur-bordcred veil Of heavy chiffon.
These veils are used especially for mo-
toring or slciEhiug
Despite the protest against royal
purple as a color for hats, because e
has los, ils exclusive vogue and be-
come Common the most recent
French models are of that color.
Hand-cmbroidery is the feature
that imprcssos one. in lingerie, from
the simplest model showing only a
scallop and dots, to the most elabor-
ate affair." made of the filmiest linen
oi NULL
Very pretty suits and frocks of vei-
Vet in ayrious shades OF blue, green
brown and even purple, are being
worn by misses, trimmed IN black
lraid and with fringe and Ornamental
hltions
Sladow-mosh veilings are so "x-
trcmcly becoming. especially IN white
thai now STYLES of this popular nc
ccssory arc constantly being develop
cd. not only in black and white, hu
also .n colors.
Tho pcak-crowned hoods or bou
nets of velvet. fclt or plush are charm
ing for children this season, and VIZ
with the Granny honnets in making
Evening journal., 1912-01-11
WHO HAS The
OLDEST PAPER?
Blades Woman Has a Few
and Wants to Know if
There are Others

Who owns the oldest copy of a
newspaper to be found within the
limits of this state? The copy of the
Blue Hens Chicken exhibited at the
time OF the Battleship Delaware cele-
Dration was beaten by an older copy.
SO years old. mentioned in THE
EVENING JOURNAL last Saturday.
the property of Mrs. Mary +. Black
iston. of No. 1905 Linden street, this
city
Now another reader of THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL writes us of older
papers still. and wants TO know il
anybody can beat them. She says:
Il am a daily reader of your valua-
bic paper, seems like one of the
family. | see in this evenings paper
a notice of a Blue Hens Chicken SO
years old. | can beat that by
number a. years. ! have a copy of
the Morning Herald OF New York.
Wednesday, May 6. 1885. It is a four
page paper, IL by IA inches, with
four columns to the page, published
by James Gordon Bennett, No. 20
Wall street, basement story.
II also have a copy of the Phila-
delphia Public Ledger dated Friday
morning. March %. 1886. volume I,
No. l, a four-page. four-column paper
1t is published by Swain. Abel and
Simmons. in the lower story of Nos.
1888 Arcade. Who can beat it?
Mary Blades,
Harrington. Del"
Evening journal., 1912-01-11

quantity attractive the bright little
faces OF the small folk benea,h them.
For elaborate ball slippers ap-
pique Of gold and silver gallaon are
added TO foundations Of black and
white satin. and these are adorned
with very beautiful and glittering
buckles, Of which the most fashionable
are in oval shape.
The tunic still claims numberless
disciples whore suits for small hoys
are concerned. many of these for the
winter are designed in dark-colorad
washing silk, made i'm simple style aud
almost hiding the short silk knickcrs
underneath.
Tho iwo-cnd ribbon sash with the
square or Japanese bow is coming into
favor quite plainly after the manner
OF the orthodox sash, they are hand
somely finished with drop fronge or
the deep silk varieties seen ON some
OF the imported models and so Won
dcrlully effective.
The majority of drcssy waists are
made with three-marter sleeves. an
though some full-length styles are
noted, generally finished with a soft
ploating 90 fall over the hand. These
models are made with some mlness
az the elbow taperipg Off to a snug
finish at the wrist
! Gorgeous new evening SINNERS are
shown this season to match the mos
exquisite toilettes. Those of blacR
hrocade, with emerald and gold. an,
most distingue with black gown ant
many OF the evening slippers have re-
vcrted to the fashion of a. former time
and have ribbons attached that ar,
wound around the instep and ankle.
like the sandals Of a ballet girl
Among the most quaint hat shane,
/ for children are the Dutch bonnet.
/ with the pun crowns aud the striking
! iy prominent sides curiously bent ans
standing away from the face. Thi,
style is built up in fascinating ways
the ears being OF contrasting ma
terial and quite ornamental Meta
! laces are often employed for this pur
pose.
With the thick coats OF pure whit,
ratine or fox cloth. made without col
lars and fastened with a double row
OF huge mOther-of-poarl buttons. moth
/ ing could be more attractive than IN,
little limp hat Of white felt or IN,
ultra-fashionable veleurs, which ha,
no trimming but a white silk cord an,
Two coils OF the same in front catch
ing back the brim against the crown
Two-toned ostrich plumes are ex
ceedingly I'm vogue, and those I'm blu,
or green and black. or purple and tur
quoise are handsome and very smart
Jeweled hatpins are now seen whicl
are much more rational I'm size thar
forme&ly Some are OF the double type
that IS, there are two connected h,
a short jeweled chain. and they ar.
both worn al one side of the hat.
Evening journal., 1912-01-11
NEWSY DOINCS
OF NEW CASTLE
Hibernian Officers are In
stalled and Encouraging
Reports Heard
YOUNG PEOPLE MAKE
MERRY ON FROZEN PONDS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Jan. lin the abb
sence Of County President Edward
Norton, the officers Of Division No.
3, Ancient Order Of Hibernians, we're
installed last evening by Lecturer
James f. McIyor The officers and
committees for the year 1912 are:
President, James j. Lawler; treasur-
er, Michael Reynolds; recording sec
retary, Charles Doherty; financial
Secretary, Thomas p Leonard; ser
geant-at-arms, Thomas Cunning; sick
committee, Michael Rogers, Michael ].
Reedy, Thomas Holiday, James Kee-
nan.
Finance committee, Charles Toner,
james McHugh. John Leonard
Labor committee. Archie Watson
Michael Reynolds, Michael Rogers.
Memorial committee-James Nc
Hugh, Frank Lawler, Patrick Murphy
Standing committee, James f. Nc
Ivor, James keenan,, Jacob Gilkey
Charles Doherty, Thomas P. Leonard
Relief committee, William 5. Martin
Patrick McGrory, James f Mclvor.
Literary committee, Archie Watson
Israel McHugh. James F. McIyor.
One new member was admitted. The
annual report of the finance commit
tee showed the division in splendid
form. During the year the sick bene.
fits were heavy but the solid treasury
with thousands of dollars was always
ready to supply demands. The literary
committee announced a pleasing pro
gram for the next meeting ana tbs
Division will celebrate st. Patrick;
day by holding a family entertainment
Grand Chancellor John G. Keul
borth and staff will install the officers
of Adelphia Lodge. No. s. Knights o
Pythias, tomorrow evening The of
fcers are: c. c., r. H. Harrington
Jr.: V. c.. W. W. Dalby; prelate, w
+. Meyers; X of r. and s., A Mel
vim; NJ. F., A. c. Bair; NJ E., Georg
Kern; NJ. at A, r. Pinder; I. g., I
Burton; o. G.. W. Lorenzo.
Platt Burris had his sleigh broker
last evening when it upset.
Postoffice Inspector Plummer wa
here yesterday and inspected the neV
Evening journal., 1912-01-11

DO you know that the FARM JOUR-
NAL uses over sixty tons of paper for
their issue? It's. so good and so cheap
that over three-quarters Of million
people take IL. and refuse any sub
stitute. We have made an arrange
ment by which we can give you the
FARM JOURNAL for FIVE years and
The Evening Journal for one year,
BOTH for SO, which is the price Of
our paper alone. Have you ever seen
such value as this offered by news
paper? Send the order with the
money to this Office. DO it NOW.s
Evening journal., 1912-01-11
OTLEY VERNON DIES
AT KENNETT SQUARE

In the death of Otley Vernon, passes
one Of New Castle countys oldest and
most exemplary citizens. He was
born January 8, 1924, at Union
vile. Chester county, Pa. and received
his early education in the public
schools of that county and at Jonathan
Causes High School at Unionyille
Later he taught school until he en-
gagged in the general merchandise
business at Locust Grove and Red
Lion, Pa.
In 1856 he engaged in farming and
the provision business at Mt. Cuba,
Del, and attended the Wilmington
markets until 1899. when he retired
and lived at Kennett Square, until the
time of his death
This tribute is paid him by friend !;
"He was successful in his business life
was honest, truthful and upright
and had strong convictions of the
right and the power of truth to over
come all difficulties. He was most
industrious and of clean habits and a
nuptiioi tAdhilit " all WIN Wtit dN-
quainted with his noble and spotless
career
He is survived by his wife,
Margaret p Vernon and children =
William f. Vernon. Doe Run. Pa; Ella
V. Taylor, Kennett Square, Pa; Ed
gar r. Vernon, Presbo, South Dakota
Elizabeth " Berns, Moline, Illinois
Eugene II Vernon, Canton, Ohio;
Horace G. Vernon, Moline, Illinois, and
Anna V. Townsend, of this city.
VIRGINIA: =
Cold Medal Elomr makes delicious baked
Evening journal., 1912-01-11

postoffice in the Louise. He sent his
approval to Washington and in the
near future Postmaster Vantine will
make the transfer
Boys and girls are having good
times shedding, while others are Gid
ing merrily over the ice on skates.
Those fortunate enough to own sleighs
are enjoying the sport along the
country roads.
One of New Castles most popular
athletes and lodgeman will shortly
fall a prey to Cupid's darts. The in
tended bride is known here and is
popular among her many friends. The
wedding is expected to take place this
spring.
Invitations have been received TO
the wedding Of Miss Agnes Adams, OF
Philadelphia. Several persons from
here will attend the wedding next
week The popular young woman has
been a visitor in New Castle.
Evening journal., 1912-01-11
CLOSE ONE DOOR
TO KEEP CAR WARM,

Owing to the large number OF com
plants being made by passengers
relative 10 the cold cars being oper-
ated on the various lines of the trac-
tion companies. officials of the two
companies may within a few days is
sue notice to the crews TO always
keep the front doors locked This will
prevent all persons from leaving or
entering by this way
Evening journal., 1912-01-11


would locality instead Of
Official position governed the choice Of receiving days in Washington
the Hin will
Washington neghborhoods' said myself
not expected Now instead Of always calling at Capitol Hin Mon
calling in wasngoa has not been mplaed but made more complex
the cards First and second Tqesday Thursdays February
Friday, the 26th' a
track of these has a social
Washington official life
Women Washington Official ewho from all the
would
ne should be made caster When The Congressional Club
the Official circle is entitled 20 membership well
eNoncas
accepted a substitute ever
dare
Evening journal., 1912-01-11
FREE
PILE
REMEDY
Sent 10 Dcmostrate the Merits Of
Pyramid Pile Remedy.
What II Has Done for Others, II Can
Do for You.

What II Has Done for Others, II Can
DO for You.
We have testimonials by the hun
oreds showing an stages. kinds and
degrees Of piles which have been
cured by Pyramid Pile Remedy
il you could read these unsolicited
letters you would no doubt so 20 the
nearest drug store and buy a box OF
Pyramid Pile Remedy at once. price
fifty cents.
We do not ask you TO do this. Send
us your name and address and We
VIII send You a trial package by mail.
free.
We know what the trial package
Will do. Ia many cases IL has cured
piles wi5hout further treatment. If
L proves its value 10 you. order more
from your druggist. at soc box.
This is fair. is e not? Simply cut
out free coupon below and mail to-
day with your name and address on
slip Of paper. 20 the Pyramid Drug
co 425 Pyramid Bldg. Marshall
Nlch., and a sample will be sent you
TREE.
Evening journal., 1912-01-11
CELERRArIoN Ar sr. MARY,s.

In st. Mary's r. c. Church next
evening there will be special
services in honor of the Holy Name.
from all the Holy Name
Societies throughout the city viii be
present. The services will begin at
7.30 o'clock There will be vespers
and benediotion. The sermon will be
preached by the Rev John n. Dough-
erty. pastor Of the Catholic Church in
Evening journal., 1912-01-11
a PROPER nIsTINCTInN-

A seven-day appears unusual in the
City Hall, to judge by Solicitor Ryan's
order Yet to the man outside. seven
hours OF work would be regarded as a
snap, and labor organizations have
been hghting for years for eight. AT
one time a visitor to a municipal Office
politely inquired, concerning a veteran
employe, Does Mr.. G.. work here2
To his surprise came tho answer. "No
but he's herei philadelphia Bulle-
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