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New Britain herald., 1915-09-13
First Church of Christ.

The opening sessions of the Sunday school sciaFecs at the First church of Christ yester day were largely attend ed.
 A meeting of the New Britain Board of religious Education will be held at the church on Tuesday at E. m.
 On Wednesday evening at o'clock the first indoor. Scout meeting If the fall will be held.
 "Christit,l Memories will be the subject for discussion at the prayer meeting on Thursday evening at 7:45 o'cloek.-r ----e-~, ....-., ., -a -..
 On Friday at 3 D. n1., the first meeting of the Foreign Missionary department of the Womcn's society will be held. Miss Laura Smith of Berlin will speak on her work in Afri- ca. Tea will be served.
 A meeting will be held on Friday evening at s o'clock in the chapel of representatives of all Sunday schools in the district to complete plans for the New Britain training school for e!isious teachers. -s ..M..
 Friday, october i, will be Hospital day in the church. There will be an an-day rewing meeting anA ian- sheon will be served at no >,. All ladies wh. can arc expected to corne ands help. g est1 9 1' .". fs ...
 The Yer..a Peoples society will re- sume inCcor meetings next Sunday evening at o'clock. MT. Thienes w!i' be in charge of the first nneetinyE
 The first Round Table for +lse Sun. day school workers will be held Tues day evening, September 21. a-tsa< f
 Rally Suncay will be two weeks from yestci;l. y. Rally and prom o..on in all depar, 'nents of >gthe Sandny school. The Young Peoples s,e!oty vill have it's rally meeting. .~'
 The following are proposed for church membership: by confession. Hugh Miller. Jr.. 7s2 East street: by letter, Mrs. John Brown (Alexandra Watson) Miller, 72S East street., from the United Free church of Scotland.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-13

l come, because of the blindlng, strang- ling, poisoning smoke of battle to realize that Christ is on the field or
 anywhere near it.
 Dark Era of worlds Crisis.
 And so in this dark era of the ] worlds crisis. in the era, too, of your own church crisis, may I urge upon l vo1 beloved friends that you seek each one for himself and each for his brother and for the church as a whole an enlarged and ever enlarging loyalty to the only cause that was great enough to absorb all the activi-
 ties of the mind and heart and to con-
 trol the absolute devotion of the will
 of the worlds greatest hero and Gods
 well beloved son. Give yourselves
 anew to the institutions and activities
 ot your church life, to the things that
 will best promote the cause of the
 kingdom. Make this test of your con- duct in relation to the church. Will your fatthfulress help, will your neg lect hinder the progress of the king dom? Study much the principles and the purposes of the kingdom in. it's large outlines. Study much the char acter and work of the supreme master and organizer of all the kingdom forces, who in his own life and char acter revealed that will of God which it was his prayer. and aim to have everywhere done. Keep in close comradeship with him. Strive might fly to be the most religious, deeply spiritual, truthful honorable, gra- cfous, winsome christian chara~>ers you can be. Make tho most and ever more and more of your Bible school, your Sunday morning worship and your prayer meeting. Your work here, strong, helps the kingdom, weak, hurts the kingdom. Seek great, urgent spiritual loyalty. Loyalty here with faith in the love and wisdom of the One Master and Commander, who l is with us in the blackest night, is the only way we have of expressing to that cause of world redemption and
 world righteousness and world sub- Jugation at last to the will of God to which that great Master and Com mander, Our Master, gave the passion and fullness of his life.'' ... .-
New Britain herald., 1915-09-13
CROWLEY-MuLER.

MT. and Mrs Engelbert B. Miller of 12 Woodland street announca the engagement of their daughter, Minnie Gertrude, to Frederick Joseph Crow ley. Miss Miller is employed as in- voice clerk at Russell & Erw:n's. MT. Crowley is associated with the firm of Crowley Brothers. painters and deco rators. The wedding will take place tl,c last week of October.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-13
First Baptist Church.

tist church resumed it's class study yesterday. +"T "@'
 Church night service will be held on Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 The Woman's Mission circle will hold a rally and tea in the church parlors on Friday evening at 6:3O o'clock. The ladies of the church and congregation are cordially invited Plans for the year will be discussed and large attendance is desired.
 Auto conveyance to and from church and Bible school will be pro- Nided for members of the church and congregation who are otherwise un- able to attend.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-13
SECOND WARD CAUCt7S.

Representatives of the second ward in the common council will hold g caucus this evening in Mayor Quig- ley's office to choose 8 successor to Councilman E. J. Danberg The can didates for the place are Arthur F. spencer and Reinheld o. Falk
New Britain herald., 1915-09-13
DR. BROWN GIVES
 FAREWELL SERMON
Has Been Pastor Of First Baptist
 Church Eleven Years

N Rev. Dr. T. Edwin Brown, for the past eleven years pastor of the First Baptist church, preached his final sermon yesterday morning. AS 1t was communion Sunday at the church, Q large number of parishioners were
New Britain herald., 1915-09-13
Trinity Methodist Church.

A class meeting will be held at Trinity Methodist church on Tuesday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 The regular midweek prayer ser vice will be held on Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-13
South Congregational Church.

Another delightful organ recital was held at the South Congregational church at 4:30 o'clock yesterday aft e~noon. MT. Ames was the soloist of the occasion and sang in a pleasing manner. His rendition of Peccia's "Gloria' was especially inn pressive. Tho program follows: Concert Variations ......... Bonnet Pastorale ..... Foot I1nale LemmenS Solo: Gloria Peccla
 MT. Ames
 Reve Angeliuue (requested) .....
 ItuulIlSIclH Oriental Sketch, No. 1 ....... Bird Solo: Like as the Hart ..... Allitsen
 MT. Ames
 Meditation .....:. Sturges Fantasia on the Welsh Hymn :. Best On account of the absence of many standing committee members there were 10 new communications received at the church yesterday.
 Dr. Hill is now in Proctor, Vermont, where he is assisting in the celebra- ton of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Union church. of which he was pastor for nearly ten years. He is ex- pected to return on Thursday and will
New Britain herald., 1915-09-13

Joseph McEnroe has re| Kansas City after spend| weeks at his home in fhl}
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
VITAL STATISTICS

Marriage fle~ns~&
Ramon Ehlmifu. %. Seattle and klkuyo
sufshiro. "a. Japan
carr 4. Johnson. oiaiis. and charIotts
bruce Eeatfl.
Riklchi Honda. ~. ogden. Utah. ard
kiyono ikeda. q. Japaa.
Jsnrahuro Birata. g. San Pedro. Cal.
and Taxi inoka chL -. Japan
Fred 2. C@ikins Elisnsburs. and AriHo-
ma u Wlmpis. Tacoma
Pred Fitzgerald. ~. Seattle. and Mefi
a. Hoeksipo. ~ Seattle
Essai Broughham. 20. Seattle, and
Alice Swanson. Seattle
O. n Smit ~ NyrsA. or ard Aida
samuel ! Gross Seattle. and Moilis
| Eussmhn. Seattle.
B.n Grinspan. EiiensburE. and Mrs
Olive Thomas. seattle.
james q. Pssersin. Seattle. and HsEel
R0nndy Seattle.
I. ~ Gaerieis.n. u. Seattle. and r. Z.
Evertsen. a. Chicago. III
George Doyle. ~. Seattle. and Ruth
ourcn. is. Leavenworsh
Raymond Peter. seattle. and Esther
Peterson. Seattle
willis Kellogg CLARK. Is. Portland. or,
and Carolyn Nearing Gislcspy. a. seattle.
Fred J. Leonard. 81. FernhiIl. and Ethel
s sirntion. ~. Seattle
clark Robert Peck. Alaska. ard Manda
@. Brambila. Seattle
Mrs and Mr. chin shonE. iei: King
A. sor.
Mr, ard ar Ferdinand a. De vry. ,cy
". NcGraw at. son.
Mr.. ard Mr.. sutemAisu MorIka. 1894
Washington at. son.
Mrs and Mr.. II. W. Good. tsia .sih
Mrs ard ~. Hugh Donrherty, is4o Ian.
st son
Mr.. and Mr. e e jackson. sis Lueii.
81. daughter.
NJ. and Mr. p. y. Hurn. I'll, Eighth
Mrs and Mr.. a. velase. siss sixth
ave son
Mr.. and Mr.. Joseph Budonich. ssir
iTth ave. s. W. son
Mrs, and Mr.. a. n. EEan. isssis -ir
ave. =. daughter
Mrs, and MT Louis Fisher. i.s ssrf
Mrs and Mr.. C. l. DeRard. iiss Yak
ina ave. son.
Mrs. and Mr.. r l.. Hopkins. $50 +. ssih
st. son
Deaths
Matthias Whitman. Il, tss7 Morgan Of.
Lu.Iia Ha~kln. 81. $50 Hudson at.
April II.
Elizabeth p. Hall. g.. $50 F. seth st..
April 10
Daisy J. Green. ls day.. $50 Taylor
John hartley. g. King county hospital
March 20.
Marshall C. Calhoun. -. tsss orcas
at. April 10.
Mabel L. Wood. %. s,is Atlantic St.
April IL
Katherine f. Ford. IS. sOs Boren ave.
April ~
Thomas Boucher. 80. city hospital
April o.
Divorces Granted
clara Haskell from r. @. Haskell.
Ethel Morton from Walter Morton.
r. Fritz keehie from Emma $ keehie
Divorces Asked
Ella g, Johnston Va. whitney r. John
ston non-supPort; Cora Il. Woods vs. John
< Woods, cruelty: John A Confer vs.
Sonora Confer. desertion; May Pope vs.
Grover c. Pope. non-support. Flora s
Taylor vs. Joseph G. Taylor. cruelty.
Marie W. clark vs. Edw. y Clark. de.er-
tion: John A. Flanagan VS.. Florence s.
Flanagan. adultery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
FINDS MAN GOING
THROUGH POCKETS;
AND CAPTURES HIM

Caught In the act OF going
through H. neighbor's pockets.
chased into his own room IN the
Yakima hotel. 81 Maynard st., and
held a prisoner there until officer
Claussen put him under arrest. ed
ward Hall. 90 IN At the city jail
Wednesday on open charges
He Was detected by James Rossi
In the latter's room In the same
hotel early this morning. Rossi
jumped out Of bed and grappled
with him
Hall struck ROssi on the head,
but II didn't deter the latter from
pursuing him 10 room 70, Halls
own room,
kossi held the door 10 keep Hall
from making his escape and police
headquarters Was notified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
MAIlIsllN

Stall 2 pork steak. ite h. round
steak ifc 3d. Stall q. zoe Lipton's tee,
tfr 10 sc Blue Hihbon tea. t9c NJ lte
Not a seed faisius for. Happy Home rat
sins 2 FOR SIC stall 80. home grown -
psrsEus ioo 10 sweet potatoes. y ibs
asc stall -. eggs. dos. a.. peanut
butter ihs 2br stall - green peas
Toe ~ sssst orsnE.s Toe dor rtsii u,
home grown asparagus ih.. Csc grape
fruii fof 1tc stall A. best butter. 4af
N guupowasr tea Zoe 10. Wisconsin
strong cheese. Toe Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
Mf.sTI.A AXE

Stall eos large cans milk -tc whoi"
goldfish o. d. DE- siboN macaroni zbc
stall tef. cans corn or Tomatoes. ibf
2 cans camphTirs soups. 80. stal 1of
spioed ham. z6e 10 knarkNurst zoe 10
home made potato salad ite 10. stall
f0T. ~sffa fancy rhubarb. he Zoe sweet
potatoes. lbs Soc. new potatoes. DC u.
stalls 200-eIb. black nEs. No 2tc dates.
Joe per pks stall 40. best srtichokss.
TOO saFh. large head isitucs. Be-. fancy
aspAra Fus i8c 3D.. stan -. z-iayer cakes,
zoe each. butter biscuits lee DOR as
sorted cookies Zoe don stall iit. sharp
cream cheese e9s 90 cream brick chssss.
&c 10 imported Swiss cheese soc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
SANITARY

stall Ii. spinach. lbs I5c. new cab.
hage. 10 ID; new parsnips punches Sc,
new carrots. a lbs zoe. radishes. q
punches be. stan 2. potato sausage. :
lbs. 25c. pork steak. lbs 'sc. leaf lard.
\ lbs 81 o0l veal outlets. lbs zoe, ststl
A. best fresh churned butter. soc Ia.
strictly fresh eEss. doz. 26c fancy ripe
olives. abc a.. buttermiik. Toe gal stalls
2A-36. pure ranevsuEar. $50 sack, deity
cred 2 large cans milk. eoci his white
beans asc stalls le-ei. fine Hawaiian
pineapple, 0c can, sugar peas cans
i6r. Italian garlic sausage. e7c To. lbs
peanut butter, 1hc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
u. S. War Insurance
Game Is Profitable

WASHINGTON. April IA
treasury warrant for si0i 900 10
Harris. Irby a. Vose. owners OF the
steamer Evelyn. sunk off the Hol-
land coast BY a mine February 20.
WAS drawn yesterday and marks
the first payment OF war risk In
surance by the government
To date. after deducting this
claim. the government has earned
premiums amounting TO sl.453, 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14

stall a. lbs fine Ersnulafed sugar.
itc stalls 70 o.. pastsariEsd milk o.
at s. ~ stalls s4esf. fresh peanut but.
ter zoe ~ Fiau a. new cabbage. a.
10 potatoes lbs. zoe stalls ! Hnf q,
houss zoe comb stalls COS sssdiss-
california rfapafrait Tor oc. Tor CSC
stall 90. Yakima potatoes. ti.a5. dslir-
cred stall 30. Washington butter 10
$50. fresh eEEs. gee dpE Stall 81. small
cans milk. So Stall 30. cider. SIC gal
SIAN -. fresh shad. 25c each. black cod.
ins isc stall 1908. wainuts ioo o.. ;
peaches he 2sc stall 1875. zie ripe
olives It, stall e. biuinT or ammonia
l0c Or bottles itr stall -. soiid pack
tomatoes ? cans itc. stall ISL pix
hooks Zoe ih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
CRYPT0GAMICISM
HAS DAY IN COURT

Unaesthetic doors arising from a
city dump At Oregon and 42nd SITS.
which have caused Mailer Either
and his family many BausestinR.
sleepless nights. moved him TO
bring a suit for an Injunction and
1900 against the city The case
II on trial Wednesday before Judge
HUMPHREYS
Heterogeneous grew IN amaz-
Ing abundance and thrived wonder
fully In the dump. 10 say nothing
Of Luciuh MARBLE. formerly OF Har-
yard. deep student Of cryptogamic
zoology. whatever that il.
He wants an Injunction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
Period for Repairs
Fixed for Cruisers

WASHINGTON. April H.--As
sistant Secretary OF the Treasury
Peters today fixed definite per
Tod In which the German converted
cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm. IN port
at Newport News. may make re-
pairs
Peters would not say what this
period was. ms such ann0uncefneni
would be unneutral. bu; IL IN under
stood the captain requested three
weeks time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14

each atsil D. ling cod he ttr5 salmon
trout lbs 1ic shad. 2te each. mack
sroi 2 Re 2tr. stalls te.Jg. fine oregon
butter. gbe ih Jersey butter. a0r ID
ssgs. dor tar. cans milk. asc. HtHil
t0i ripe olives itr 81. cottage cheese
Toe Hfaits f0s.iit. pkKs maeafoni 2tc.
cans salmon. zoe. z cans tomatoes. itc.
pkgs teofn nakss. itc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
IOIlNlIi

stalls 1890 etc salad dressing. ioci 2
glasses lam, Zoe, 2 cans minced CLANS
25c, cans clam nectar, zoe, stall TO-
grapefruit = for i0c peas ? lbs. f5c.
eniens, . punches &c; head lettuce. &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
HOMESTEADS


roHcEn TO sEiis--ss-aefs Fanehs fins
a~@p soiil iis~ perfect. - miles from
fp~n and main line railroad. fire o..
rhards sni alfalfa fields on All sides
t. show Iqs shat San he done stih
fhi. land Ypu cant bus tne neigh.
boring land fef lee. than tsce an acre.
which - Improved. same hsua 81 iaud
These alfalfa ranches rui fcuf cuttings
- alfalfa and from . 60 fe tons per
aefs For RAISING hogs cattle chick .
ehs. turkeys. dairYiuE. vegetables ard
h fact ANYTHING yea misht want 60
plant. this would be hard TO duplicate
t.sts - fiue water. good market right
a. home Tor ali you have 20 sell just
stop and think. this 90 acres. planted
% wheat sauii pay for Itself -four
times uFrf This entire tQ.arra reitn-
auishmani can be had far ttko cash.
You cant buy ~ acres - decided land
araard u fpr fhrse time. that price
kssnts please don't ans~er. as I wti
rHy no commissions n you have a
bemsstead right THIS O. Yaur chance
Faifnepnt Hotel. lieem us.
go ACRES rich alfalfa land. ~h.rs hoas
and ruuiiry thrive. WIZ raise almost
any crop cie.e 90 " w. town. good
reads. telephones plenty ~ nriKhhors
etc great opportunity % acauirs large
tract 81 bottom land Am going over
THIS week 90 wi;l cost purchaser moth.
fully Price sntirs 4sg scres. only 1850.
but msst be cash call ites Fourth
ave. AS for Ar crais
rs ArHE- Alfalfa land situated IL an
'iutsnsified farming district. near rail-
way nothing better Tor hog and daif,
ranch Must Re seen Go be appreciated.
Price 1850 for the entire tract Addres.
>-~s~~s~s~~~Noe~o>N~~~~
IN EXrIy ArCEc
Will TRADE ons or more lots oa ssth
ana 18th st y W. Seattle. for 20 or 20.
foot gasoline launch. Address samuel
Harlow. care Information office COL
man Dock, Seattle
ron TRApE-i.oi n city close 20 lake
Washington and park. for s-passsnger
auto or auto truck Address Box -
Dr.enbauk wash
TO TRADE -tiurisn Lake property
W5,Ss ~ SsS lsSs ny rlllsyI ~,
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
ts@. s%. ~
Money on improved city property. We
make building loans
CALHOUN. DENNY = EWING
Alaska building
RIAL ESTATE MoKToAoEs. $500 UP
~. TO So. fully secured. for sale by jos
r. Thomas Co. Inc. los cherry ct
REAL ESTATE LoA -NoRTBENN
Bond Mortgage Co. Central Bldg
hHtw~en Columbia and Marion
N~>-~~~~~-~~--~~=~eNe~a--~
So NOTICES
TO WHOM II MAY Concern I viii not
he responsible FOR debts ~ any nature
contracted BY my wife from THIS date
A. n. ROSS
sass Flora Ave city.
MESH BAGS repaired. s0g Peoples Bank
BLDG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
10 ACRES RICH BOTTOM LAND

acres under cultivation. balance
easily cleared t-room house;
chicken house. barn. on sunset
highway oue-qasrter mile ~
good town ana school This place
will grow 500 bushels NJ potatoes
60 the acre, PRICE only ~ 600:
earv terms; haiaute monthly c.
L. Parish. z03 New York Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
-nACk, 20 III snu.

nsnhii@ fhad practically as seof Iced
some under euiilyaiienl Eaad Wsfzr sna
Tsrecn hnus~ bsfsaiu a. ffe pcs
sefs xeat terms North sssi ~ Elliott
s4fa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14

yotR

YOUR
Opportunity ~ acquire 6. 20 or 20 acres q
good. fertile soil convenient to both 10.
attic and Everett. IL SOW. 90 with us
this week 90 see CATifrAHr LANDS
These tracts are being offered at very
iow prices and easiest Kind ~ terms
We also have several tracts with house,.
ready FOR occupancy. For full informa
tlon see
WHIST WHEELER
800 Colman Block. Main 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
rs For Rent Unfurnished
rs For Rent unfinished

ron NEN1-b room mouse unfurnished.
Pay rent and Ei,e breakfast IN morning
West Seattle Address nj. star.
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~ AcRBs. good soil and running water
Tor f300. terms oscar Brown. Bangor
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,.,...r. =. s., -. !. !. =. !. :. !. -, !,

EvEnETr INrERUHnAw
on~ srrs near bitter LAKE station. half
mile frusn pas~d North Trunk houis
ssfd usht ssrdY soil lies isvst ard
- very easily cleared no unasFbfush o.
Large stamps Mzk~ good chicken
ranch. PRICE faee. nee rash. small
mpnthiF payments
OLE NANNu% a go.
tis Nsw Ners uiaek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14

IlNWU THAT Wild INDDIIE
10 ACRES FOR 5000
$40 CASH, $40 MONTHLY
This tract IL IN n well settled district
Just west Of Seattle excellent market
for all you raise. Come In and let vs.
tell ,ou about A.
prgEr soUND FARMS co. eot ard ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14

s-c-R-E-r. S.a 40 e =. \ y
giS-vy step tho Ply
Get In touch wftn our direct
lf--V srafu factory .ta-you plan -- %
lH41 viii save Yea IS 10 50 per
I'LL cenf on all building materials
lk<s W. eperafs our own factory.
II and make lnm~diats ship
IT, meat from largest stock In
West
ll4kxl Window screens ..sss.ss f9e M
sash tor hair NindcS+ screens
- ss*s.sssss+ sssssrssas SO up
screen doors s.sss.t.st tsf..-s. VI - W
t-ere.s- panel ~oern. rs sis~s ...... te
same for painting % sises oniyl.... 20
c9ttsx. fruut doors ...ss..s..sssssf 81 up
s-pir veneer intertor doors ....... 50 no
ply veneer interior doors ...... Ice 40
New Craftsman interior doors 80. i.ts up
New Craftsman frost doors ...... .fb MP
Cottage front windews .......... f.to up
t-HEht tFansoru ss.ssss.ssssss.. 80 ep
nuaxaicW easement sash ........ 80 40
Complete inside Wintnw trim ...... 50
Complete tnsid~ door trim ....s.... 80
GLASS. PAINTS uutt.ptSr rsrrN
AND HARDWARE oNE-TflfRp LESS
ASK rop CATALOGUE ga. ~
o. n WILLIAMS co.
SASH AND DOORS
istf rtres Ave Nstn 1877
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
ACREAGE
IMPROVED RANCH

We hsss - acres - seed clay loan saii
: acres 70 rinNsti. hsfFop~a and fsAai
- pianf close 20 water atsd good teun
sf-cent fare 60 seattle ! beats fsitr
GOD srFtuT and creek nsishisoFs sie~
What more A. 900 samff Price o. zee
ttee cash hsianes Vsaftf. PEI fsnt
AAsES SEXTON GO.
N-Ln
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- KCREs FoR tssa

f1a ACRES ron = $50
West coast land tss miles from aeattls.
fair snii rpet creeks some timber
near proposed .isrfric lire hsts~sn
Portland ard TiiIsmcoh finest climate
on tho coast. good ti,is. FREE abstract
Terms " " washln9ion. ieis Am~r-
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10 AGENTS WANTED
AGENTS WANTED
II FEMALE HELP WTD.

WANTED -url for reHsral hausewufk
Mra Pratt ass Eighth ave =
CoVENNMENr ious ror women. 80
month. No ihNeffs list positions now
obtainable. nee Write Immediately.
ffAnkin Institute. Dept 1tlc. Hoohvs.
,>i.,s,rr.>JSS;,,,I,>,>oo~o,>l>~,>D>o>>oo~~>,>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14

-0Oam Str. Fotiatch for Port s.aham
daily Ludlow Fort 'amhle ldshN
except s.nangor and allexcept
sunday ipointa on Hood Canal iNNnd'v
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HOTELS

Under nav management housekeeping
o. 30 and Up transient, gte nisht, $50
week up Thoroughly renovated aud
rsfurnishsd. everything clean and neat
itoeH first ave opposite Corner Mar
kst
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10 ACRES ron $500

ACRES NORTH or CITY
5 acres good. level land shot clay soil.
With running water on IMPROVE 81
county read = fnils from lake wash.
iugton and Pacific hiEhwaY You can
live on this tract ana work IN Seattle
Fare itr ~ auto hue. 10 buses daily
Prize 81 SOC. taoo cash, balance small
monthly payments
OLE HANSON q CO.
ats New York Ileek
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1915-05-21
Dances of Forty
Years Ago.

William Allen White writes:
"In the Forty Years Ago
column in the Kansas City
Times-which, if you are past
forty-hve, gradually becomes
column Of absorbing inter-
est-there IS an item telling
about a dancing school where
they would dance the glide
waltz and the lancers. The
lancers! Which reminds us
OF a young woman long since
gone to join the terpsichore.
ans Whose distant footsteps
echo down the corridors OF
time, namely your Sister
Frawnces who dawnces the
lawncers and all the other
fawncy dawncesl' She is a
grandmother now-perhaps,
if her daughters were enter
prising, a great-grandmother.
But she was a sweetand beau
tiful girl in her day and as a
youth we were very much in
love with her. Where are
now the old familiar facesf
Sister l'rawnces, the girl
with 'tassels on her boots,
Sweet Belle Malone, Molly
Darling and Buffalo girls who
always were coming to night
You are old, Father William,
the young man said. '-Kan-
Isas City Star.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1915-05-21
Cracker Lunches.

New York city alone has nearly
10000 children attending the public
schools. What splendid opportunity
to provide this vast army Of healthy
youngsters with a wholesome and ap-
oetizing cracker lunch, done up in a
aeat package aA3 et.ll cheep enough
to be within the reach Of even the
poorer parents.
We once saw one OF these cracker
lunches as got up by large biscuit
concern in Germany. The paper box
contained six delicious crackers with
marmalade filing. and there was an
empty compartment for nice red
apple or a couple Of plums, which Of
course were added by the mother of
he child. These school lunches. ex-
elusive Of the fruit, were sold at
pfennings, or about Ia cents.-Ba
GERS Weekly.