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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-17
SHORT NEWS

James Gordon Bennett, owner OF
New York Herald. is seriously III
aboard his yacht at Suez.
Schooner CAIRNS, badly battered
In s.1rm. to he sold by public auc-
ton
Mother" Joner. at Denver today,
declared she will return to Trim.
dad.
Court bumped J. E. Bump. Mrs,
Bump got divorce.
Or. e. S. Holden. astronomer, ed
ucator and ex.president of the Uni.
yersity of California, died. aged 6S.
AT West Point, ~ Y
Admiral Sampson leaves for
North with many mining operators.
Lee n. Collins seeks divorce from
Olivia Collins. Desertion. personal
lndignities
Maury I. Diggs, accused OF a
statutory crime against Ida Pear
ring. was released at San Francis.
co under $4,000 bail. furnished by
his father and Andrew Hunter.
University freshmen 90 back to
green hats today.
Flowers and takes barred at
cadet ball Friday night.
II was announced at New York
that. under his new contract. Ca
russo will receive $4,000 nightly.
Freiphter latouche sails for
North Thursday with lumber and
explosives.
Six Japs get licenses to marry
picture brides
Dorothy Baker, 6, hit OF concert
al First Presbyterian church.
Ex.Mayor Mcclellan OF New
York was reported at Princeton n
T., ms grnvely III OF throat trou.
BILE, said to be tuherculous.
M. n. Anderson crosses contlnen nj
to marry Gladys Reach here.
School board formally accepts
new Lake school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-17

Q.~-i have u step mother that I
cannet set along With. n dont 40
M the stair stepA just ta suit hef
she win make the uame dawn aud
SO up risb.. N I iuos NJ q picture
ou the vail, she say. I VIII get u
dirty. and all such things, bis aud
little.
work nj a good t.ad.. NJ good
wages fer boz. Most eyers sat
urday nisht 4 give all my maney 10
nay father but "a dollar or two. Then,
through the week I take them 90 the
theatre. aud ! pay ZOE H.
try 10 do IN. beat can when I
am at home. hut I cant kesp her
feem fussing NJ me. SO taid my
father that Z thought 81 roaWlnE
With boy friend. " he didn't csre,
and I would give him sic q week.
just the same but he said he didn't
how he could stand 10 ace his
oni, boy leave haiae at ~. I, makes
m~ feel bad, too, DO sea think u
right Tor see 60 leave. ot aatS viii
await solr answer to know wha,
10 do.
Tit. Is my very first letter. but I
am a steady reader, You cannot Ina
ariae how miserable ! se sundays
aud evenings, UNDECIDED,
Any boy, know your problem
seems very hard for you 90 work
out. and sympathiEe deeply with
you. for think young people should
have peace In their homes.
or course. II you handle the pie
tnre with soiled hands. YOU cannot
blame your mother. and II you pur
posely go up stairs wrong. she may
have your real good at heart Ia Try
Ing 20 get you 10 walk properly: but
be that as Il may. the great thing
you both need Is love You remem
ber, very great teacher once aaid
IL ye love those who love you, what
credit have ye7 hut say love
your enemies" know from expert
ence how difficult that II. but it can
be done. and peace and harmony and
JOY follow Il, Make one more try a,
home. boy. aud see II you cannot re-
member each time something comes
up that II IL not the true womanhood
of your mother that makes her FUSS
but the general wrong there IL In the
world. that al heart she IL really
good She must have some little
spark OF good that you can see.
Dwell on that. and do not retaliato
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-17

BOTH TO BLAME7

PHILADELPHIA, March IA
divided report was submitted today
to Henry NJ. Seeley. supervising in
spector at New York. by the two
local inspectors who investigated
the cause OF the collision between
the steamships Nantucket and Mon
roe, when al lives were lost. One
blames the captain of the Nan.
tucket, the other the captain OF
the Monroe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-17

II you viii send stamped. self.
addressed envelope, can help YOU
about the moving picture com.
panies ! cannot give addresses IN
this column.
o.-Wil you please tell me
what to do 10 make myself
shorter. am IA years old and
feet II inches tall.
Can you tell what TO do 10
make my teeth pearly whlte7
Please answer, and thank you.
LoNoY.
Al Judge you are a girl II 20.
and you wish to appear shorter
wear flat-heeled shoes. broad. flat
hats, yokes IN your dresses. three.
TERED skirt. DO not worry about
your height Some Of the tallest
people are the sweetest. brightest
and most loyable 4 few years viii
probably add to your weight. and
you VIII not appear too tall.
A weak solution OF salt and
water Is as good tooth wash as one
may wish. prefer clear water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-17
FAT THE THEATRES

ton at the Seattle theatre during
the week.
Dwight A. Meade won q laugh In
his character Of Kid Burns. a tough
kid OF tho Bowery., In red sweater
and short trousers.
Mas Florence Bell proved delight
full in the part OF Mary Jane Jenkins,
the housemald. a character brought
out with success by Fay Templeton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-17

even IN your thought. but rather bo
sorry that ahe doea. not see things
clearly
Your father needs your compnn.
ionahip, but do not monopolizc each
other, Include the mother IN your
plane. and see II she does not learn
To love you,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-17
CRIFFITHS WILL TALK

Austin f. Griffiths. the new
chief OF police. will address the
members OF the Progressive league
AZ the meeting in Allen Dale's caf-
eteria tonight. Joseph Gilbert will
also speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-17

"A Lonely Southern Girl";
Send stamped. Helf.addreaacd
envelope, 80 | may write you
privately would like to pub.
llsh your letter, built IN too
long However. can probably
help you II you with let me.
CYNTHIA GREY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-17
FEET CRUSHED

Frank Mayouck, is. OF 1861 14th
av s., was painfully injured this
morning when both his feet were
crushed as he attempted to crawl
over a moving freight train, near
the foot of Dearborn st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-17
BIackheads
Bother Everybody
But These Disgusting Sights May
Be Quickly Removed By Using
Stuart's Calcium Waters

Blackheads surely ARE beauty de-
sfroyers aud they are absolutely
desplsed by nil men and women who
see them about mouth. nope, neck
or In ears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-17
LAW IS UPHELD

SALEM. Ore. March 1.-THE
state supreme court upheld the con.
stitutionality Of the minimum wage
law for women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-17

Nothing pleases Va more than 10
have our work compared with the
work OF the high.priced, exclusive
dentists: namely. that better work
is not produced here or elsewhere.
In this connection II Is we'll to re-
member that when you come here
your work In done by graduate.
registered dentist, whose license TO
practice dentistry In Washington Is
displayed In front Of the operators
chair.
our prices are one-half those
charged by our competitors.
Regular extra heavy $40 OF m
Gold crowns ............ JAfGUJ
Regular $40 or 0g
plates ............. 1J.Ug
We GIVE GAS
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quantities of the two solutions Just
before the silvering Is to be done.
al ana young man, 30 years
old and Z has. been keeping eofn-
pany with a siri IN. for about five
monih. I ios. her very much, snd
am sure that che io,.a me.
We want ca set married, but her
mother says n she does. that she VIII
turn her out Of the house, ! don't
want tn. girl to lus. her good hoine,
aud don't want TO lose tho sisi.
What shall dof Oct married. or
walt for four or five ,~ar-r
I am pretty well Oft. and would not
have to worry. about beais able Ia
suppor her aud m,.eif TEL me
what to do. HIRAM.
All YOU cannot decide the
question for yourselves. ! should
eay to wait ak months. or year
Even short time often settles
such questions peaoeably and sat.
isfactoriIy.
Q.~~Iihs y 'Ta,er Of Her own
Sos" !. too. wonder why more men
stick together than w"m~nf We
doot NECESSARILY hav. To take I'm
moral wom~n into our homes. but We
can do otherwise. ! have always
wondered Why wom~n and girls de-
light In running their own Sea Down
before the opposit. s~s.
I read la the paper where \ wrong
sih friend eaaid put Kiri lever
than q man could. and ! think We
viii need q different view than We
have the subject. Hoping "a help
along. 4 viii not NAH. this letter too
lens To publish. ! am strict be.
iirs-r In both parties being held re-
sponsibie. and. ma the bibi~ tells us'
do, and sin no more" H~sp~rifuiiy,
Az EXPERIENCED WOMAN.
A.-Ths klndeat way would be 10
never speak evil of any one--man,
or woman. We would be encour.
aged TO improve II others would
dwell on our good points or loving.
ly tell us OF our faults. Even that
can be carried too far. Personally.
| feel have my hands full In cor.
recting my own unless some one
asks ms 10 help him
OF am ~ young girl 81 ~ s~sr~.
and I Wish sau would please tell me
WHERE Ia .end plays that soa write
for the moving picture shows,
Aud also tell me what day May 10.
isoz. fell os. Thanking you for adj
vice. stH>rfA q.
A.--May 26th. 1902. fell on Mon.
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-17
THE TivoLi

"A Might Out" In the new offer.
ing In which the Tivoli company OF
gaiety makers will win favor this
week. Jack Westerman and Mat.
tie Hyde are much I'm the comedy
as the henpeckcd husband and nag.
ging wife other well known mem
beers OF the company appear 10 nd
vantage In songs and dances. The
chorus has several pretty appear
ances that win the approval Of the
front row fans.
Rumcrs were current that the lid
would shortly be taken from the
Barbary Coast. San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-17


al am, or rather have
been a great devo,ee Of mo
ton pictures, but I have
lost all Interest In them,
owing TO the lll.manners OF
people surrounding one.
see the advertisement OF
some good film and 90 TO
see II, only TO be disturbed
by some person or persons
who take trouble to annoy
others by explaining 10 hls
companion all about the
picture, which poes to show
they have had very poor
bringing up.
When pretty song or
musical selection Is being
rendered we are again en-
tertained by hearing this
class Of people hummina
or whistling II. II proves
very annoying. For these
reasons ! have become dis.
austed with shows In gen
erai. and ! would appreeI-
ate II very much N you
could suggest sore sort OF
proposition 10 remedy II.
Thanking you for your just
consideration. remain,
ONE WHO DOES NOT
LIKE TO BE ANNOYED.
Al. too. have suffered
this annoyance. would sug.
geEt that every manager In.
struct the ushers 10 request
persons talking. humming,
whigtling. etc. TO be quiet A
flash on the screen TO that ef.
feet would be good. and less
trouble.
request every one who IN
annoyed In this way 90 cut
this out and send II to nj least
one manager OF a motion pic.
lure house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-17

Luna Park Natatorium opens
March Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-17
Regal Dental Offices

Dr.. /. r, Clark, o. D. g., Manager
TAOS Third Az, N. w. Cor. Union.
Note. Bring this ad with you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-17
als.al-4i4a=s--lalais-l.IsisI issal=siilIfi
THE SEArTlG

The Bailey 4 Mitchell players
scored last night In their opening
performance In Cohan's success,
AForty.five Minutes From broad.
way" The play viii be the atsrac-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-17

OIL weuia ilA~ e-s, mueh 10
know the value 81 taifsd states
niek~l. made la the Y~ss ika9. er
has u no maFr vaia~ Than am .iher
nisksiT Awaiting an eariY rrp1s.
thank you In advance. fa>Atr@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-17

A The value OF coins changes
from time 10 time II you will get
the address % coin dealers. and
write them. YOU viii no doubt get
the information.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-17

Sleeping Cars
electric light
ed Ira ! n =
Splendid Din
ing Car Sery-
ice Courte.
ouE obiiging
employees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
The Confessions
%eeeeee of a Wife
HOME AGAIN

Welcome TO tho place that has
been gcsh.darEcd lonesome without
you. Mrs. Waverly."
Dick has stayed every night but
one NJ the hotel since have been
over taking care 81 his mother. I
am going TO try and stay AZ home
for a while. as there arc lots OF
odds and ends in my mending that
want TO fix mp.
Some way ! have never vet been
able to feel that was settled
down for life as married woman.
Every once IN while think
that tomorrow I'll wake up ami 70
back TO school teaching. can't
make u seem true. because. ni.
though ! am happy. Il - all 20 az.
fereLt from my dreams | wish |
could ask some older married wom.
an about her wcddet life. Did
hers come out Just as she ex.
pec;ed-
To-day I am absolutely doing
moth ing but trying 10 adjust my
dreams to reality. teiephoned 10
Dicks mother this morning ana
found she did not need me. and
since then have been paying n
little attention 10 myself. | have
been grooming my body. my mind
and my soul have not stirred
out OF my room since breakfast.
have washed my hair. manicured
my nails and generally put myself
physically in good order.
I have also busted out OF my
brain and heart all the sadness and
hurt that Dick gave me when he
stayed out all night and have put
In their places the memories OF all
the good times we have had.
] think the greatest disappoint.
ment have had in my marriage
is that ! may not be entirely frank
with Dick: | cannot tell him my
real opinions and neither can I tell
him my day dreams. So many
things have happened since | was
married TO make me think that
there Is nothing in all this world
that IN 30 solitary as a human be
ing. All the realities OF life we
must bear alone No one can help
us bear our physical pain by talk.
ing some OF Il. No one can wholly
understand our grief. and even our
JOY is not quite the same as that
OF anyone else. Our dreams, our
ambitions. our love, our hate, OUR
BIRTH. LIFE AND DEATH are
ours alone.
II should read this to Dick he
would laugh at me and say: Some
more theories. Mrs. Schoolteacher."
Up 10 date, have not found out
that Dick has any theories. He
has traditions and certain senti-
ments which he seems to have in
herited. but | don't believe he has
the slightest plan about his life or
our life together sometimes
think he has no business plans, but
that can't be so. for Mr. Selwin told
me he was the best book salesman
he ever saw.
| hope It IL not Dicks personal
magnetism entirely that makes
him 40 successful. for know he
wants TO be@mo salesmanAger
some day, and he will have to
show some ability to plan for that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
ROBBER A man IN
LADY'S CLOTHING

over allowed In his room. oven TO
clean a.
On "Gddie's" dresser tho fly
bulls found picture post card ~
"a striking figure In n black silk
GOWN. slit 60 the knee and sur,
mounted by big picture hat. Tho
face was the face OF the man IN
the Tomhs
In a closet was complete and
expensive assortment OF womon =
clothes lingerie. hats. shoes, cor.
sets. everything.
Used Face Cream. Too
Also a revolver. n beautiful
bloade wig. jars OF rouge. face
creams and powder. Also an cleo.
tric flashlight, revolver and a
Jimmy,
So now the police think they
have the tall woman" OF many re-.
cent suburban hurglarics. In which
motor cars and motor boats have
figured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27

A meeting OF the Public owner.
ship league will be held In the dem
ocratle headquarters In the Lyon
building tonight There viii be
discussion ot political issues and a
recommendation ~ new candidates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
LnY star SUPERINTENDENT

NEW YORK. Feb 21.-A tall.
slender young man stood before De
gectivo Dwyer at police headquar
tors patiently holding his hands up
while the detective slapped and
prcdded his anatomy IN search OF
9 stray sun or knife.
As the detective proddcd and
Slapped. a queer look came over
his face lie seized the Young
mans waist In his brawny hands
and squeezed
"Corsets. by jimmlny." he
snorted.
The young man hlushed
Wears SILK Stockings
hut that wasn't all The dc.
tectives made him undress. and
there were revealed not only hip.
length corsets OF excellent mako.
but long silk stockings. rising out
81 wholly masculine shoes.
The prisoner swore. which was
very unlady,like.
He said his wife had feared he
might suffer from the cold and had
hesought him 10 put on few OF
her things
Even New York detective
wouldn't believe that.
SO the prisoner. whose name Is
Edward Mann. was committed 10
the Tombs under heavy bail.
The detectives found hls room.
The landlRdy thought very high
ly OF eddie Only his habits
were so odd, He never slept
nights. and no one but himself was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
ONE GNnn ruRN

ONE GOOD TURN
CHICAGO because he gave the
city It's municipal Christmas tree.
Frank A Jordan was let or without
a fine when he was arraiRned to'
failing 70 buy a vehicle license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27

Dick is certainly a fascinating
man to his own sex, as well as
mine. could not help but notice
this morning at the breakfast table
how everybody. both men and wom-
en-, smiled at him.
Sometimes | am afraid that his
personality will be his undolng.
It seems rather strange. but Just
as | was writing the above para
graph the telephone rang and Dick,
in an excited voice, asked mo II |
had read the evening paper. ! told
him had not.
Get II and read II right away,
I'm coming right home and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
EDDIE TELLS EN-

MOSCOW. Idaho, Feb, 27.-Eight.
year-old Eddie Northrup is being
sent back home TO Pullman, Wash.
today, following his hobo ride yes.
terday, crouohed In coal car. He
told the officers he had run Away
because his mother wrote his father
a note that she was leaving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27

SO far there remains Jason. n
leopard. whom Miss Fay has not
charmed. In fact she does not feel
safe 10 enter his cage However.
she hopes soon To have him under
control
Alhambra Until Sunday Night
The Devil. Fox OF the North.
two part Erlair drama. THE Law
Of Ills Kind. two.pnrt Rex drama.
*Sc1opcd by a Hen Coop. Ncstor
comedy. Scenes IN san Francis
CO. travel
Class a Until Saturday NIGHT
THE Mysterious Finger Prints.
five parts. "Twixt Love and Fire, ="
Keystone comedy
ciemmer Until Saturday Night
The Three Muaketcers. Famous
Players film
Colonial Until Saturday Night
"A Colonel IN Cairo" two.pnrt
selig. Her old Teacher" Telegraph
drama. One 10 Three" Essanay
comedy.
Melbourne Until Saturday NIGHT
Mutual Girl No. s" The
Dancer" fwn part ThanhouRor
drama. Little nnlle'a Country
Cousin" keystone comedy. Just a
Song at Twilight. Majestic drama
Grand Until Saturday Nigh,
For Hla Master" two. part RE
lance drama Mutual Weekly"
worlds news; The Tangled Cat"
Princess comedy
A. the Dream Until Sunday
Lillian Walker and Waffle Van
In tho viiaErnph two.part com.
cdr drama. Doctor Polly: wn.
liam wadsworth In The Bcau.
tiful Leading Lady. King
Baby's Birthday" seiig drama
and Mias Nora Riley in old.tims
ballads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
Complete Report
of Market Today

Prices tumbIed along Western av.
today. Yakima potatoes came down
81 per ton on the top price. carrots
dropped % cents. cucumbers vol
planned u OF cent and turnips
sagged to the extent OF IS cents.
Butter and egg prices remained
firm.
Price. Paid Producers Tor Vegetables snd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
FORMER MAYOR
IS NOT CITIZEN

INDEPENDENCE, Kan, Feb. 81
Mayor A. c. Stitch OF this city
who has been political leader In
Kansas for Al years, and has exer
cised all the rights OF citizenship
under the presumption that he was
one. received shock this week
when he learned that no records
establishing his citizenship could be
found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
CHAPTER IxxxIx

oh. but l was glad 20 get back
TO Our rooms again. and the place
certainly did look comfy when.
after our dinner dowrtoNl. Dick
put his key In the door. npenei II
with elaborate care and whispered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27

barbara Tenant In THE Devil
Fox OF the North. IA two.reel Eclair.
and Cleo Madison IN "The Law OF
Ills Kind. twopart Rex drama.
share the headlines In todays pro.
gram at the Alhambra The first ia
laid In the great white wastes OF
Northern Canada. while The Law
OF His Kind" is set Ia and around
Glasgow and Sterling House. Scot.
land The comedy features ia.
mona Langley. a scenic and the
All.Star Trio complete the program.
THE Three MuskcteerH." the
Famous Players film OF the French
novelist Dumas. IN now playing at
the Ciemmer.
THE Mysterious Finger Prints"
10 the Glass 4. features Fautomas.
a crock. who operates "a black The
story Is of his deeds and the efforts
OF Bandor. a newspaper man. TO
catch him.
Her Old Teacher. NJ tho Co
lonlal until Saturday night. IL full
OF girls. An old teacher finds holm
In her hour OF need from a source
she had neglected when she. her.
self. did not need g. 4 comedy and
the fifth OF the kathlyn Williams
series complete the bill
The Weaker Sister" featuring
Lots Weber aud Phillips Smalley.
IL drama of the stage. and the
prciudlces Of the average public
against the Graft" Il will be
seen here next week.
Miss Fay. Wild animal trainer for
the Western Universal Company.
has spent two months getting &C.
quaintcd with the animals and their
habits. so that she will be abb. 20
handle them In a manner that will
not endanger the lives OF tho ac.
tors and actresses who take part
In tho same scenes with the brutca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27

Rest modern outside rooms. 25c
to soc. Stewart House, sc West
observation-disclosures.
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then before ! could say another
word he rang off.
ITO Be Continued Tomorrow
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r1nsr noT1cr 10 cnnprrona.

= IN tHe D18IrIctl COURT OF the gnitod
States for the Northern District OF
In Re. Edna Blanche Showalter
Duchne, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy
/. To the creditors OF Edna Blanche
Showalter Duchsne. Of Clarksburg, In.
the County Of Harrison and District
aforesaid. bankrupt:
9Th, day OF OF December. 1914 the said
Edna Blanche Showalter Duehsne, was
duly adjudicated hanIsrupts and the flrst
meeting Of her credttorH VIII DO held
clafksbdrg, West VLrgtnIa. On tlie s5lh.
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KEEP PROPERTY OCCUPIED.

If you have any pride at all about
your business capacity, do NOT per-
nit property of yours to remain ten
antless. II 1t is good enough for
anyone to occupy or use. an .advertis-
ing campaign in the Telegram will
rent 1t for you-SURELY, quickly, to
advantage.
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day Of December. a. D. 1914. At 10
o'clock In the forenoon. at which time
said creditors may attend, prove their
claims. appoint trustee. examine tile
said meeting. y 4, /
4 Dated: December 9TH. 1914.
w. FRANK STOUT,
BIAGIO AERENDINO: ESQ!
Attorney for Bankrupt %
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chamberlain's Cough Rcmedy-The
Mothers, Eavorita.

~ give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to
mychildren when they have colds or coughs y
writes Mrs. Verne Shaflef, Vandergrif Pa.
at always helps them and is far superior to
any other cough medicine ] have used. /
advise anyone in need of such medicine to
give j. a trial. For sale by all dealen.-
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