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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-10
Local News

The Titanic disaster occurred on
the morning of April 10. one year
ago.
Ralph Mulder. who sold bis place
to W. q. Armstrong, a short time
ago, will leave IN few days for
Holland. to visit with his relatives
; there.
Try Conkey's lice powder for your
poultry. % and so cents, at Ever.
hart Drug Co.
Postmaster Sproule has gone to
Hot Lake to boil out some rheumatism.
Mrs. @. b. Smith. Of Milton. Iowa,
Is visiting at the home of her brother,
J. r. Blackaby.
The taxpayers are Invited to bring
their notices Of taxes due. to us and
let us send In their Payments and
take care Of the receipts until called
for. Ontario National Bank.
A teacher from tho Agricultural
college gave a lecture In the high
school auditorium on Tuesday even
ING on "The Advantages of a Higher
Education. The thought was that
there 10 much more In life than money
making and having a peach of time
and only by the study OF the higher
branches is one lifted to get out of
life ell that It has 10 store for us.
Buy Sealy mattress on easy terms.
Ontario Furniture company.
Special sale on Sealy mattress.
Ontario Furniture Co.
Don't walt for some interested party
TO tell you, but hunt out the place
where you eau get most value for your
money. The Variety Store can nil
the bill. Try us.
4 full stock of trunks. travelling
bags aud suit cases carried by the
Kroessin Harness company, successors
to Freeman.
Richard HsRsrty. died at the hospi.
tai last night, aged %. He was
from Weiser and leaves n young wife.
lie recently came from Missouri.
Travelling bags, suit cases and
trunks at the Kroessin Harness shop.
The nine months old baby OF MIR. |
aud Mrs. Ed Johnson died April 9th.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mclean died on April ith.
The Kroessin Harness company can
save you money on the price of that
harness you need.
Mr.. Mears was here this week from
Portland visiting with his son.
The address of Prof. u. q. Petrie,
science teacher OF the Ontario high |
school was very much appreciated by
those present. He discussed how to
lay out walks, flower beds, the best
sbrubbery for ornamental purposes.
the right kind of shade trees and
many other phases of the subject. He
answered very readily many questions
that were asked of him. One OF two
of those present offered suggestions
also. The meeting was very profit
able one. The expectation is to have
some stereoptican slides on Idaho
scenery for the next meeting. -Ros-
we'll Correspondent.
There Was reception at the home
of Judge and Mrs. l.. g. King on
Wednesday evening by the ladies OF
the Episcopal Guild for Mrs. knight,
missionary and dsscopess Of the church
who has been here several days.
You will soon be thinking Of taking
up the carpets and rugs and will need
a few hundred old papers to place
under them to save the carpet and
deaden the sound. The Argus has
them tied up in bundles of 100 each
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-10
Private Sale

To commence April o. at 10 o'clock
a. M. 40 head high grade Holsteip
cows. . to years old. Some fresh.
others fresh soon, ar Banks feed yard,
Payette. Idaho.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-10

DrayaRe orders taken at Moore
Hotel John Lsudineham, residence
phone 42i
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-10

For Sale Choice Rural New Yorker
seed potatoes. j. Defoe. Ontario,
Oregon.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-10
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Money to loan improved irri-
gated farms. w. II. Doolittlc Co.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-10

II you want printing OF the better
class you get it at the Argus office-the
price is right
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-10

Three lots for sale blocks west
OF postofiice at a bargain. Inquire at
Argus office.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-10

For sale-willow pUsts, Inquire
Az miles west of hospital.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-10

Get your alfalfa seed now. o cents
pound at Moore Livery and Grain
company.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-10

For Sals-A Ford automobile In
good shape. Price $3.50. ID. q. Booth
at Muitnomsh rooms.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-10

Now is the time to get new rug for
that room while Farley has a big stock
TO select from.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-10

For Sale-Lawn mower. good as
new. cheap for quick sale. Phone
1903 M.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-10

For the best bread and pastry In
town go 10 the Ontario bakery.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-10

For Italian prunes zee stock of
Emmett nursery, Ontario yard.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-10

The place to buy frat GLASS candles
IL st tha Ontario Bakery.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-10

Roses In variety. acciimated, at
the Emmett nursery. local yard.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-10

Trees for commercial planting. See
stock of Emmett nursery, opposite
Carter honse. Ontario.
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Arundel-on-the-Bay.

Special Correspondence Of Tho Star.
ARUNDEL ON THRBAY. July II. 1Al3.
Miss Minnie Austin Of Whshenetcn and
Mrs. A. b. McManus arr the guests Of
Mrs. W. NJ Abbott at Gloucester cottage.
Miss Katie Dempsey Of Augusta, Ga.
Is Visiting Mrs. NJ l. Weller.
Tho Rsv. and Mira. Butler and .cidldren
OF Ohio are visiting Mrs Medford, Mrs.
Buffers mother
Mrs William Cary and son. Mr.. Lee
Cary, OF Washington. accompanied by
atSss Ann Howe. motored from Washing
ton, and have opened Carved cottage at
Bay Ridge for the summer. Mrs Cary
has a. her guests Miss Iva Barnes OF
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w Smith Of
Washington are at Concord cottage for
the summer and have with them their
son-an-law. Capt Charles Sanderson, and
Mrs. Sanderson and children.
Mr.. Courts entertained for the week
end DR.. Station Of Washington.
The family Of Mr.. L1kei Of Washington
have opened their cottage for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Conway Of Washington Is stop
ping with Miss Helen Shea Miss Mar
garet Shea has returned to her home In
at the Shea cottage. Mr.. Will Shea came
over from Annapolis last week In a
hydroaeroplane. with lieut. Bellanger. q.
s. NJ, and landed at Arundel for visit
The Masses Shea have been entertaining
Lieut. and MrH Holiday OF the Naval
Academy, the latter being an old school
mate.
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White Sulphur Springs.

Special CorresponAence OF The Star.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va
July II. 1913.
r. L. Montague OF Washington. who
has Joined Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Mpns
tague at their Oakhurst estate. was en-
tertained at q luncheon at the hotel Mon
day BY Charles T. Mott
Mrs. e F. Mackall and Miss Nina
Mackall OF Georgetown are here for their
annual visit.
Mrs. 8. C. Kellogg and her daughter.
Mrs. J. Kellogg Bradley. who have been
coming here for a number of years. ar
rived last week.
Col. and Mrs. William Wheatley OF
Washington. who spend every summer
here, viii return next week. They usually
drive In q brake all the way from WASH
ington and stop en- route at the Warm,
the Hot and the Old Sweet Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Pilson and their
family are arriving from Washington to-
morrow for the season
Among those who have entertained at
Elmhurst farm since the opening are the
Chief Justice and Mrs. White. Gen. and
Mrs. e. J. Spencer. Col. and Mrs. Writ
Robinson, Lieut.. Commander and Mrs.
Leigh C.. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Redwood
vandegrift, Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ. Wads-
Branch, Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Thomas for
mer Gov. and Mrs william A. McCorkle.
Senator Chiffon Mrs. Benjamin Harrison.
J. r. Mallory and Richard Harrison
Vaughan. who was a host in compliment
to Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis and the
members OF the house party they are en-
PERTAINING at their farm. the Meadows.
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Bar Harbm,

Special CoeTeAucndence Of The Star.
BAR HARBoR. .nGe-. July H. 1918.
Tho visit OF the Eastern Yacht Club
Thursday and the attendant festivities
kept the weelc,from falling in interest be-
hind the first week IN July. Th1 twenty
fve yachts made their usual yearly
cruise from ndarbiehead to Bar 4Iarbos.
and arrived here Thursday.
With the departure for NaTraganseta
bay Of the battleahip Kansas on Mon
day afternoon, Bar HORROR began to re-
cover somewhat from the week OF the
Fourth. which was moro eleborateiy DELE
brated than for many years. The stay
Of the Kansas from Wednesday till Non
day enlivened the week greatly and the
officers were much entertained Their
presence went far to make up for the
usual lack OF men at q summer resort.
There was g good deal OF entertaining in
ing q large reception for Capt Fletcher
Friday. while William Rhinelander Stew
art entertained him at dinner Thursday
evening. Friday J. p. Bass gave g iunch-
including Capt Babb and Lieut. Phin-
ney. Representative and Mrs. Francis
Burton Harrison. Mrs. r. Hall McCoe.
mick and MI. and Nrs. Robert McCor.
mick.
To repay the courtesies extended them.
urday aboard the 6attleship.
The two-day celebration Of the three
hundredth anniversary Of the landinG
OF the French on 0ft Desert Island will
be one Of the big events Of August this
year. Tho Maine Catholics are planning
:. when q solemn pageant and dedication
will be held, including the dedication OF
the Church OF the Holy Redeemer, built
at Bar Harbor q short time ago.
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Naragansett Pier.
Special CDrrespoudence Of Tho Star.
NApp NCEyJ~r pIISr, -

Special CbTrespopdence Of Tho Star.
NARRAGANSETT PIER. RI.
July II, 1913
The event that IL OF chief interest here
Il the wedding OF Miss Sarah Irvine
Welsh. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Onward
l. Welsh of Philadelphia, and MIR. Caryi
Roberts. also Of Philadelphia. which takes
place at noon next Tuesday at Shadow
Farm. Wakefield Many prominent peo-
pie from Providence. Washington and
Philadelphia are expected TO arrive for
tho wedding Tho young couple Will sail
Immediately for Europe. followed soon
afterward by Mr.. and Mrs.. Welsh
A number OF Washington people have
arrived here for the season. Among them
are g. H Vandergrift and family at their
ldlewild cottage on Central street; Mrs
william Harding Jackson at Kleinsheim.
also on Central street: EEnest Wilkinson
at Rosaiind. At the Atlantic House are
Col. and Mrs. Biddle Porter and Miss
Elisabeth Porter.
MI. John r. Mclean entertained Reg
inald C. Vanderbilt, Preston Gibson and
Edward b Mclean at dinner at Kinney
cottage during the week. M. Wander
bilt motored over from Newport ana
lunched at the Casino.
Pay Inspector Of the Navy O M. Bon
nation and Mrs. Bonnaffon are staying
at the Arlington
The Russian ambassador. accompanied
by AGme. Bakhmetieff and Mrs. H b.
Hare, motored over from Newport last
Tuesday and took luncheonsa4 the Casino
The orchestra played the Russian nation
al anthem in honor of the Ambassadors
presence. The party left inmedtately
after luncheon = the ambassador driving
his own car.
Mrs. A T. Belknap OF Washington and
New York 10 at the Atlantic She II
chaperoning Miss Agnes Duryee OF Shors
Ellis, N. j.
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Asbury Park.
Special Correspondence Of The star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ASBURY PARK, N. j.. July IL, 1913
More than $50. persons. It was esti
mated. made up the holiday crowd last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Davis Of Washing.
ton are among the late arrivals at the
West End.
Mrs. c. r. Zappone is 4 late Washing.
ton registration at the Passaic.
The Metropolitan is entertaining MY
and Mrs. J. F. Maury. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Pastel, T. r. Clark and Mr. and Mrs
F. Chandler and son Of Washington
Among the southern patrons OF tho AL,
bion is Arthur G. Sturges OF Washing
ton.
Washington is represented at the Win.
throp by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hall and
William Robertson.
The New Monterey numbers among its
guests Mrs J. w. Carroll. MT. and Mrs
Charles A. H. Legs, the Misses Legs and
N. Adams Of Lynchburg. Va.
DR.. A. w. DOwney and family Of Wash.
ington are registered at the Fifth Avenue
House for the season.
The bookings at the Wellington for 9
little later in the season include Mrs. r.
Mck1bben and Miss Dorothy McKtbbcr
Of Portsmouth. Va
d. L. Roche and J. v. Roche OF Wash.
ington are patrons Of the Royal.
Prominent Washingtonians at the New
Monterey are Joseph p. Tumulty, David
Lawrence and w. G. Johnson.
J. s. Yebley, ]. E. Jenter and Ernest
Manly, jr., Of Washington have Joined
the southern colony at the Brunswick,
At the Fourth Avenue Inn for the sea.
son are r. e. Burgess and family OF
Mrs, r !. MacRennett and Francis Ma.
Bennett Of Washington are at the Grand
Central
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Little OF Washing.
ton have arrived at the Metropolitan FOL
the season.
other washington patrons OF tina New
Monterey include Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.
Chaplin.
Registered at the Annesley for tho sea
son are T. B. Hunson, Miss K ellis an
Miss Bertha 7. Hebb OF Washington.
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Fort Monroe.
,snnCdenee az The Star.

Special CorzespoDdenee Of The Star.
FORT MONROE. Va. July II. 1913.
During the intensely hot spell which
came with July. when throughout the
country the mercury was soaring high
up In the nineties, sojourners here, which
IL surrounded on three sides by the wa
tiers of Hampton roads, could always md
q cool. bracing sea breeze blowing from
the bay.
Mn. John Kimberly and daughters.
Misses Anne Brown. Bessie and Helen
Kimberly, left this week for Larchmone
N. T.. where they viii! spend the sum-
mar.
Mrs. q. B. Clayton and children. and
Mrs. =. L Hitchcock. who came down to
spend the Fourth. returned to their home
In Warrington this week.
Mrs. W. Clarence Duvall and Miss Du-
vail Of Washington spent several days
here this week. Other recent arrivals
from Washington include DR.. and Mrs.
Ralph Martin Samuels. T. n. Fuller. u.
8. N; Mr.. and Mrs. James H Dram.
Hugh s. Hanna. Mr.. and Mrs. Ehrman,
R T. Chewing and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
I. Simms.
Mr.. and Mrs. william b Hurst OF Bal
timore, with their guests. Miss Hazard
Of Washington. Miss Green OF Ffedertcks-
burg. Miss Carlisle Of Baltimore, and
Olessrs. William Hurst tr., and John 2
Hurst Of Baltimore. are aboard MIR.
Hurst's yacht Legonia, anchored on here
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LEGAL NOTICES.
E. H. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS
SMITH, Attorneys.

M ,rr5r sr,pprHrr c,oI7pT on, r,ur TYs,rpYOr
OF OoIumoie, no!aing a Ulst1ct Courc-In =
me me bisfrct OF sm ayeh%s Gt No
1064.-Nodce end Order Of Pubiication.-Notics
e hereby even tnat the Oommiss aS 81 the
Dstnct OF Soinmola. pursuant 20 ne psoV 40"
OF an act OF congress approved Maroh q I'VE.
entitled "An act to extend and WIDEN Westen !,
avenue NORTHWEST, IN the Msncs Of Ooi9moie;
condemnation OF the land necessary Tor the ex-
tension OF western avenue nortnweet nom ~
present terminus at beech street nortneastwSru
along the nortnweHern boundary Line of me DIS.
trfct OF Coiumoia Win q uniform wldth OF one
shown on pat or map MED WIN the SAID ped-
ton as p aSt tne1eoi ana paydng s,so .nef Jai
to any person interested in these proceedings and
not In me service or employment OF ina DastnOt
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Deer Park.

Special Corrsspondence OF The Star.
DEER PARK, Nd. July IL, 1913.
Mr.. Albert Ciary OF Washington 10
spending q few days at Deer Park.
Col. and Mrs. Louis p. Siebert. Miss
Sophia Siebert and Mr.. B. F. Fuller OF
Washington are at the Deer Park
Hotel. Other arrivals have been Mr.
and Mrs. Adds B. Browne and MIR. t.
II. Low.
Among those now occupying cottages
are Representative and Mrs. Rfchmond
Pearson Hobson, Representative AND
Mrs J. r. Mann, Mr.. Frederick r.
BuRher and Count and Countess de Ia
Rocca OF the French embassy. Washs
tngton.
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Belnar.

Special Correspondents Of The star.
BELMAR, N. J.. July II. 1913.
The board Of trade here win, cooperate
withthe Belmar Yacht Club In arranging
for the River day carnival which has
been tentatively fixed for August .. Cot
tagers along tho banks OF tho river viii
decorate for the event. and more than
400 boats are expected to participate in
the water display. At night there will
be a brilliant fireworks display.
M. Corgle of Washington 10 registered
at the Columbis for the season.
The Buena Vista Is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick A. Cochran and Eliza
beth Cochran Of Washington.
Washingtonians at tho LfAnymor IN
clude Mr.. and Mrs. c. " Wheeler.
An arrival this week from Washington
at the MeIrose Inn was Miss G. L. Moves
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At Mouth Chesapeake
81. Beach.

SD0oJn D0D0000o q IA 6IAA
NORTH CHD6APEAfD BEACH. MdS
July IL. 1913.
The weekend q the Fourth was pleas<
antly spent here BY some 600 or LOCO
people fn-6athing. grabbing. boating. RAM
hies along tho beach. through the forest
81 pines. oaks. etc
Tho hotels and stores arc open. Adanc-
ing pavilion among the trees and bowl
tng alley are some OF the new attractions
this season
Attendance was large Sunday at all
services at the Catholic Church. st. An
Church Many msmbers q the North
Beach Club occupied their clubhouse.
The following u q partial list OF the-cot-
tagers occupying their houses here; Mr..
and Mrs Aaron r. Townshend and family.
Mr.. and Mrs J. b. Stack and family.
MAJ. and Mrs. Charles Williams DR.. and
Mrs. Thomas Calvert and con. Mr.. and
Mra. Joseph Royal and family. Mr.. and
Mrs John W. Hayes. Mr.. and Mn John {.
Shaw and daughter. DIR. and Mrs. Damon
A Rinkert. Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. L. Pairo
and faanily. DR.. and Mrs Benjamin IL
Smart. Mr.. and Mrs. George III. Awkward.
Mr.. Pyweu and family. Mr.. and Mira II.
Fronek. Mrs. French and daughters. Mr..
and Mrs. Mccormick and family, Capt
Lupton and family. Mr.. and James +
Burroughs, Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton Cady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L Saur and daugh-
ter. Miss Gussie; DR.. and Mrs. Henry Ev-
ans and family. Mr.. and Mrs Riddle ana
daughter. DR.. E e. jackson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. z. Perkins and family.
Gov. Leigh X. Clover. Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Neuland and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Newman. Mrs A. c. Holiday and family.
Mr., and Mrs Enright. Mrs. Jane Hughes
and family, DR.. and Mrs. Tyree and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank =. Mansuy and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Schadte and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. 6incell.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wallace Nairn and fam
lily. Mr.. Davis and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ. MoGill. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Nolan and family. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kraft and family. Mr.. and Mrs Bell and
daughter, Rev. Father. Di Paola. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kraeling and daughters, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles T. Bishop and Mr.. and Mrs
George T. Thompson.
Mr.. Lucius II. Emmons OF the capital
and Mrs. Emmons spent the week At
their cottage. on Atlanta avenue. and had
as house guests Misses Blanche Conner.
Mae Hagan. ana Lovstta and Mae
Sparks.
DR. and Mrs. Tyree entertained q large
party Of young folks.
DR.. and Mrs. Bvans- had q large house
party over the ]th.
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Poland Springs.
Special Correspondence Of Ins Star.

Special CoFrespondance Of Ths Star.
SOUTH POLAND. Ne. July II, 1913.
Last week found this report leading its
own best record Of previous years for
July visitors.
Mr.. Daniel Fraser OF Washington ar
rived at tho Poland Spring House early
this week by automobile.
A welcome and regular visitor ct the
Mansion House Is Miss Eliza Gardner of
Washington, who returned this week for
her accustomed season here.
Other Washington guests arc Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles B. Bailey. who are here for
q lengthy visit
F. NJ. Brayton OF Washington Is here
for several weeks stay.
Mrs. Horat1o King Of Washington was q
recent arrival at the Mansion House.
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Seagirt. lsis


o0oc be1UupouoeDco q T0A8
0H1A0xRT. N u Julya1as0odAs
The 4csmal openine Of Camp Fielder
took place today. whsn<he LIT REGIMENT
CnA John d Fraser. oomnandm6 ana
the 6eld hospital OF Elizabeth arrived
for . weees military rnansvvsrs. Within
short time Q city OF tents appeared On
the parade Ground. Tho 9Th Reg1nasne OF
Patterson viii follow the Lot. and tne
following week the 4th WIN arrive Early
In August tho ID Wall tahe POSSESSION
which viii be followed by the 3D..
Governors day. which = always AnH
portant one POLITICALLY, Will take plAcs
Friday. and may prominent democrauc
leaders and others are expected Vne
drills Of the guacdsmen Win also 9ftracs
throngs from the neaghborfng rosor9
I. Nd Small Of Washington IN register
cd At the fremont, where be VIII stop TOT
some time
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Oakland.

Special CofFsspcndencs o. Tho star.
OAKLAND. Md. July IL. ASIA.
Mrs. Jack Mclaughlin and daughter
Louise of Washington are at the home
Of Mr.. John Ault
Mai. Smith. u g. A.. 10 at Crook Crest
with his family. where they will spend
the summer.
Miss Eastman Of Washington IL at
the Loeb Lynn H0tel for the eumzner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ashby and
daughter Of Washington spent several
Rev. ana Mrs w. w. Shearer Of Alex
andrfa, Va, and Miss Annie Price of
washington are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wilson.
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In the Adirondacks.
pecial Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence OF Ins Slaf
UPPER SARANAC. y. Y,
July 8, 1913.
Saranao Inn. on Upper Saranac lake. Ia
having Q banner season and the camps
and cottages are all taken. The life and
climate here are ideal Bathing. sailing
and canoeing on this wonderful Saranao
lake are very popular. and big catches ors
fish are made every day. Being here il
getting back to nature. with the woodland
streams and lakes, cool nights and days.
mountain climbing and bass fishing.
Among the recent arrivals from WASH
fnRton are Mr. and Mrs. G. Golden Dom
aldson, children and maid, and Mr.. and
Mrs william Stone Albert, and others are
expected this week.
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Spring Lake.

Special Correspondents Of The star.
SPRING LAEE. N. J., July II. 1914
The chief topic Of interest here at the
present time is the coming tennis tour
nament, which will begin next week. on
the Casino courts.
Among the southern guests OF the Es-
sex and Sussex are Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
w. Lockwood and Chester w. Lockwood
of Washington.
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Avon-by-the-Sea.

Special Correspondents Of The Star.
SEA. July II. 1913.
Representative and Mrs. Eugene +.
Kinkead are visiting Joseph J. ONcdu.
who is spending the summer here. Later
they will go to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph p. Tumulty and
their family Of six children will spend
the season in a cottage they have leased
on ID avenue.
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Overtime.

The Irate Intruder-I.ook here, you've
been I'm there half an hour and never said
a word.
The Man in the Telephone Booth-I am
epeak king to my wife. sir.
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