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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-13
enough that all may attend and have a
happy evening. 81 81 4

enough that all may attend and have q
happy evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kay :os North
Carolina are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. oia
Kay on River street.
Mrs. II j. Alderman and children OF
Alcolu are visiting Mrs. Mary Geer
Mrs. Alderman's mother. n
MIR. Basil WiliiRgham of Belton has
gone to Pendleton as depot agent IA
succeed Mr.. B. A. WiiIDon. Basips
many friends here wish aim ali sue.
cess IA mis- aeT position. @ I.
Mrs. III. p. Mcdaniel and Mrs. NJ
Clarence: Clinkscales and Miss Louise
Horton were the guests of Mrs. Mar
| day. - - =
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams OF Honea
Path are visiting Mrs Joel Kay on
O'Neal street.
Mrs. J. K Phillips is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Sims. near Peizer
Mrs. Frank Mattison who has been
Ill with plurisy at her home on Brown
avenue is rapidly recovering.
Miss Celia Norris who hns been r1s-
.iung Mr.. and Mrs. p. Berlin for some
Ilmo: mas returned to her home in
Mrs. w. j. Moorhead was among the
visitors In Anderson "Wednesday.
Miss Leoia Gurge spent last week.
end with her sister. Mrs. Rothrock in
{, Mrs. !. ], 4. W Botss spent wednesday
Miss Glaudine. Shelton went to An
aerson .auesday afternoon TO accom-
pany MISS Ruby Williford home. Miss
la ufa
her work. 's, s. - :. Z - =
Miss Marguerite Adams is still varv
III at MIR. M. T. McCuen,s regidence
Miss guphenia Young OF Due West Ia
nursing her and her father. Mr. 4
bedside. : - i-st
Mrs. w. c. Weir OF or eenyilIe wbo
mas been visiting her parents. Mr. and
home. 81 81 q - : = ..s'u =. :,
- Mrs: W. g. Brown. Mrs.! II ID. Blake
ana MRS. VIII G.. C1inkHcales snent
Thursday afternoon IN AflSiarson ).
MISS Cleo Norris who Is teaching
at SEady Grove. is spending the week.
end az her home in Golden Grove
MIA -. 8. Brooffie who has baAf,
quite sick at her home on An dersc1,
street is very much improved
Miss Eunice Vandiyer OF Anderson
ase..t lest i.sss week h aiid with the RIIssca
Broorlle on Anderson street.
Mrs. z. q. Tolifson has returned
from q Wilt. to rsiative II Gseenyiile.
Mis- Lille JENNINGS the papi,iar
matron az Connie Max xRell orpiianare
Is visiting the family 81 nlr. a. M Nh.
lone on Popular averlae
Mr.. and MrE. Il. Is. Saensefl ana
Children spent last Weekend Win the
fanlllg OF Mr. r.. w. 8 Cox. s. &
Mrs. Jas. A. Mcdaniel who has been
visiting Mrs. Al. e. E.alsixer "a
TO her home in Greenviiie Thursd az.
Mrs. 81. 81 West left Friday fur n
weeks ylsit ta relatives IN CnIufilhsa
Little Mfss 1isclie Green save Gtrite
q rretty birthdsy dinnor party to 4
number OF her Httlc fr3sas "A aftsfd AZ I
They met at the church ana wesa con-
Feyed 10 the pretty hp1ne Ol the nos,
tesR near Bolton In cafriaEca and Il
genuinely happy day was spent. Lucille
received q nnaeher of Beautiful rres-
epts which were much enjoyed hy the Z
young hoatfse
Mss aIkttie g. yandiesr spent raFt az
Tue day aftefntSnn IA fIo16 81 PATH.
Mrs Aliee 3. f,ayin5ef Bpent Fea.
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The Day ii Congress

WASHINGTON FEB. i2.-sENATE:
Met at noon. =. "a
Rples committee deferred action on
several cloture proposals,
Investigation OF senatorial cam-
pafgns In PENNSYLVANIA. Illinois and
other States deferred. 4.
Senator Lee. Of Maryland, read
Lincoln's Gettysbtirg address
Adfourned at3si,:bS n M ,,,,tii ns,o,,
Saturday. s 3 - ~ & 7.'
3 HOUSE: Met at IL a. IN.
Debate continued on sundry civil
appropriation bin.
Addresses delivered In celebration
OF Lincoin's birthday
Adjourned at 6:35 p "a. until il d.
M. Saturday.
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M Neal,s tier
ON Belfo1a

BELToN, Feb I3.-The play Fer
guson Of Troy Is to be presented
Taeaday night February 18th at the
opera house here. Delightful speciai-
ties are to be given between; acts by
q number OF we'll traineds children
and also by the local quarette. This
play promises TO be very entertaining
and the price of admission is low
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Wnl Demand Moro salary.

BOSTON, Feb. 12.--nBilf' James,
one OF the men who pitched the Bos-:
ton Nationals TO ac.yorlds champion
ship last fall, wrots to o friend here
today that heNwas negotiating for an
Increase in salary and would not re-
port uniess hts demands were granted.
His three-year contract, signed last
July, calls for $4,000 q year. It is ur,-
derstOod he wants sc. 600. q
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Record breaking Fruit Crop.

s TAMPA, Fla. Feb. 12.-Shipments
of citrus fruits from Florid this sea-
son total more than 10000 carloads,
according to figures announced here
today. Present estimates indicate this
Years crop will break all previous
records. \!
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FQR SALE

FOR 6ALR--Bafred Plymouth Rocks,
Altoona layers from record yards of
200 70 272 eggs the year. I8 Kari
retts. quickest growers, largest
chickens, Eggs from Altoona lay
+ ers 81 for 15. Ekgs from fs kar.
rett yard $3.50 for Is. Pulletts
SL00 each, fine Sockerels $I.6O to
$500 each. J. G, Stribbling, Pendle-
ton, s. g.-2-6,etp. -
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no Yen Find Fanit win Rysrybodyi /
An irritable fanitfndinr dinnnaiffnn

IS Often due 70 q disorderud stomach.
AZ man with good digestion is nearly
always good natured a great many
have been permanently benefsad ~
Clalnber riain's Tablets after years 6f
sniIerlng These tablets strengthen
thn stomach ana eIiabie Il n perform
tts tune ions materially. sbtnihaI.lf' a
eseEywaeEe, s, = Il !
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Classified Columns
Want Advertising Rates

sx Times 500. ~ ~ - ~'
All words porata for each addione,
word Rates on loo0 words be made on app
No advertisement taken for isss than dvanea
appeas tsisphons directory you can se.aunone
want I'd TO 3st bill wibe faoon for
prompt payment " -
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SMITHS LAYING MASH-Mr. Jess
Dobbins Says:-Mine gets it as
regular as the day comes and they
don't leave it until they clean It
up. I'm getting SOME eggs. Fur
man Smith,. Scotsman. Phone AGA.
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MISCELLANEOUS

We BUY PEAS and pay the eash.
Enrnan Smith Seedmnn. Phone
sc4. D6
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LOST

LOST--A gold watch fob with locket
attached. Reward IL returned to
The Intelligencer.-2-l3-1t.
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! sConpsfinatson.''

When costits 0r troubled With con.
stipeticTi take Chamb mberiein's Tablets
They are easy 70 take ana most agree.
able IN effect 0btelnkbie syerywhese,
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FOR RENT

FOR Rents room house on West
a Market street. ]. s. Fowler.-2-11-6t
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REPAINTING

REPAINTING
Repainting Automobiles. Carriages
and Buggies, with high grade lead for
first coats. we'll mixed colors next,
and finished with superior varp;shes.
VIII render service to please.
PAUL E. STEPHENS.
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WANTS

WANTED-Colored boy to work on
farm, must have farm Experience.
Apply Columbia Tailoring Co.
2-12-3t.
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q "a. Nv. Ghnrisstnn Ar. 0:4O s.. "a.
1893, p. m. LY c;oIEmbih Ar x.66 .. ~.
a:sy p. M " Bpa rtanbufg Ar i .45 nm:
I:Sv I:S9 n 10. IN AsilegiIie Ar q 20 i "a. h
1906 q, n. Ly Knoxville Ilv s. d =. nj nj
1855 q N. Ar Cincinnati ~ & AZ Z ~ =
A:oe p. m. Ags Chicago fsf s :Bg 4. N,
s. fagsengers from Andexa0n afSll
Nseenvi ", lie territory vi u fsa lse nonns9-
tips,s ~ leaving On tfaiiss s Noa. Il
% lie and I2 % Snnfl anburS
so sieeper. - ~ i, - = IS
"a addits0n 10 che thfcnsh 81 Il, nav "a Z
Chicago, Drawing R0o:si SleSs,e,, s
standard Rullmar SleepRr Dininn
eas and through coach. =
8 koE fuii end cotnplefe itsformsts.,S
s.sl5els and pullman res1ffa alton e1li
On any ticket ascfsfs or srifE
w p. Tabef. r. Z. IA Ssfssf ) s,as ~
&, ofsAN ~ yee. lss q. !.
uz<hsas 3. O.
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WANTED-To sell cotton seed hulls
an& meal. Prices right. b. N.
Wyatt the IS Coal Man. Phone
lec.-d6.
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WANTED 10 BUY-An all iron safe.
Apply at once to c, H. Bieich, care
of The Anderson Theatre.-Dtf.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-02
MOVING PICTURE NEWS
Wkd3sNNh1 81 Films;
q ~ - - e !. &. e

Marc McDermott. hero OF many
haubreAdth escapes In the NOV
los" had an adventure the other
day that made movie" acting seem
tame and safe and sane"
McDermott was enjoying a natl
nee in a New York theatre.
The shrill shrieks OF a woman,
the snarls Of an enraged lion. sad.
denly rent the air
Men and women rushed TO the
exits, McDcrmott rushed. too. blu
the Hon. who's was one OF the "act
tors" on the bill. was quicker than
he was.
Before the guards could grab the
beast he had MoDermotts head in
his claws. and the movie" man
spent the next few days In the hos
pital.
Alice Joyce and her fellow play
ers. who took part In Cast Up by
the Sea" two-act kalem drama.
recently had q battle With a tiger
shark.
The Kalem players we're swim
ming about IN the sea after. accord
ing 20 the phosoplay, a liner. on
which they had been passengers.
went to the bottom. A shout
warned the performers of danger.
Climbing Into the launch which con.
tained the camera operator and di-
rector. they discovered tiger
shark lazIly swimming about the
spot where they had been working
The owner OF the laupch had a
rife slowed away in the stern
sheets. He emptied its contents In
TO the monster Later the players
succeeded in towing the shark
ashore. II Was eleven feet long
and the first seen In Florida waters
this winter.
w. ]. Watkins. Nitagrapher, who
was operated upon recently Tor ap'
pendicitis. is making a good recov
cry,
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HERE

office OF field division OF Interior
department transferred to Juneau.
William Mckibben lectures on
war at University Baptist church
Sunday.s
Plekpockets clean up s2e at Elks'
reception.
o.. James Adalr. hit by auto In
dangerous condition.
Guaaenhelm company will fight
Marconl Wireless advance.
Large crowd attends open house
at Y. w. G. A.
Police are looking for Edward
Fryer. mysteriously missing
Rev. j. d. o. Powers preached
first sermon In Seattle seven years
ago.
Queen Anne Congregational
church will be lighted by candles
at Sunday vesper service.
Beacon Hin Congregational
church observing week of prayer.
Port decides TO erect modern
terminal for West Seattle ferry.
Or. Il. n. Gowon, former pastor
Trinity Parish church, Joins st,
Clements parish.
Queen Anne Congregational
church elects officers.
Salvation Army jubilee Sunday
morning,
Contract let for heating new Bal
lard high school.
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REGISTER IF YOU
INTEND TO VOTE

DO you want TO vote for council
men at the primaries IA February
and at the election In march,
Then hurry up and register.
Saturday IN the first registration
day. and ths books will remain open
AZ the prefoninine building unit
February .. giving YOU exactly "a
days IN which to register before
election day comes around On
January 70 and 80 the books will be
taken 10 the various precincts. 80
that you can register near home II
you choose.
Everybody must register anew
this year In order 10 be entitled 10
vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-02
HoMESTEADs

sac AchEa ea.irs valley land Hes aipns
fine fresh water stream, close 20 town
and good schools about 20 acres
cleared ror alfalfa. hos or cattle
ranch. this place would be hard %
beat la this sans distric, hundreds
OF acres are already IA orchard ana al.
faifa 10 tons ~ alfalfa 60 the acre .
common yearly Yield. Chickens ducks
and othsf poultry thrive Decided land
IN same alstfiet reeshtiY soia TOT 1900
an acre tHes Of sntifs $50 acres onib
1850 n snid 81 once ~ you want fuil
particulars call ai iaN1 Fourth ave
seattle Tits IL forced sale. 90 don
repiy urisss Ynu have ne each
tDAito. pa Fou SAINT isa.aerr home
stead IN southern tdahn close in rail-
read aud good tuNn. where you raise
ali Kinds ~ crnpsf This land has iusi
bssn theaWn open Tor hufnssieadins
days come and make arrangement
60 49, with us the aoth ~ January ida
no Homestead CO soa orphsum mas
Seattle wash
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CH0KES GIRL WHO
FATALLY SHOT HIM


LOS ANGELES. Jan. Miss
Gabrielle Darby killed Leonard
Topp late last night in a retail
liquor store. giving as her reason,
He was too mean to me"
Topp recently came here from
Arizona
According 90 friends, he was en-
gagged to be married 90 Los An.
geles girl. and was on his way to
call on her when he was killed.
While Topp stood before coun-
ter In the liquor store. the girl en-
tered. drew revolver and shot
him through the breast.
Az he fell. Topp grappled with
her and bore her to the floor.
where he choked her until his
strength failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-02
cur.s G Leaer.0n Unhappy WIG Of "yOunSest judge

py WIG " 'NS'bS
Three days before their nrst
wedding anniversary the young
couple separated.
"All my trouble" asserts Mrs;
Legerton. came about because !
waited 10 prove 10 my husband
how much ! loved him.
Then. after marriage, waited
on him hand and foot Thst was
my second mistake.
Got Little TO Spend
The first lay In not making him
wait for me and thus prove HIS
love. The second In not requiring
some attention and waiting on ME.
The third was In forcing myself,
10 be sunny and good-natured oveT
not having cent He mode mn
20 without money all the time, but
he always managed to find plenty
OF II when he wanted to entertain
his friends.
During our married life he
didn't buy me a single dress or gar
Went~
Mrs. Legagton Is preparing her
self for stenography to support her
self AID child after the divorce pro-
ceedings.
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dos apples Be- doE Stall "a. lemons.
iso dor waiuuts, ihs 2sr. grapefruit
So each stsii n. home made pies. lee
eachg tam ies, i0c each. stall s.. whole
salmon. 7se each. Alaska herring. fw
akc. Stall ~, kippsrsd salmon. ibs
7ss. saimsA trout i0c 10. fresh crabs.
sor 7tr stall -. pot roast &c IN
leg lamb. AYE N shoulder lsmb. Ice
H. roas, veal. I've n fancy hams. Use
~ shoulder hams isc 10 pure lard.
t2Brs ~ compound. ioc 10 stall IS
Jersey butter. ihs 81 90. Eastern sFgs.
soc dor ranch eggs, dor. i5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-02
MISUNDERSTANDING
Ell w HE RE

Addressing, the diplomatic corps
AT a New Years reception. Presi-
dent Poincare predicted wars end
this year
Everett saloons drop from 27 to
Is.
Fire losses In Wenatchee totaled
s32,205 during 1914.
Big ice harvest expected In e..
lenshurg
Boy killed when bobsled hits car
In Salt Lake City.
Assets OF Chelan county Sfet,-
600. liabilities $4,000
Mayor Harrison gets wlfe's con.
sent to run again.
Yaqui river. Arizona, on rampage.
Cascade international stock show
formed In North Yakima.
Pacific Coast congressman ere.
ate committee on navigation aids
Charles Whitman takes office az
New York governor.
A. c. Cook killed In mysterious
fall from Portland bridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-02
ONE THING THAT
DOESN'T WORRY US

Look ont. boys And riris. too
Collector D. j Williams OF the IN.
ternal revenue service. is after you.
He wants 10 collect the incomes
taxes lie has sent out blanks for
lie wants 20 collect the income
over $1,000. and you're unmarried.
or over $4,000. II you're married. he'p
going 10 call on you again, The rest
Of ua are safe
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LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. a.
DO you believe In waiting hand and
foot on your husband. and wearing
a sunny smile even when he
doesn't give you money for the
household or 10 buy new dress
once n year,
DO you believe In marrying a
man In secret. just 10 prove 10 him
that you love him enough 10 smoth-
err great aud natural pride 20
take your place beside him before
the eyes of the whole sorldT
II you do. read the story Of Mrs.
Curtis {. Legerton. wife for one
year OF the youngest Judge. and
now awaltiSg divorce
She did ALL the things enumerat.
ed. she says.
AND THEY KILLED. INSTEAD
OF FOSTERING LOVE" is her
plant
She WEEDS Secretly
Mrs. Legerton's romance began
during her high school days here.
She was secretly married TO
Judge Legerton. then promising
young lawyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-02
CORNER
EATr HI.At Ann An<ntt

=. cream brick cheese. zoe lb ffssh ore
son butter. aer 10 beet jersey tutesr.
ihs CSC. fresh raneh eggs ttr dos
stalls D. s O. T. vesi roast. isbr 10
pot roast. - 20 i've 10 eettas. hams,
Sc 10 ianah shoulder 100 ~ siriuin
steak ffNe ~. stall rs. POTATOES. ~ %
10 iffs sack navel oranges. CSC dns
stall if German dfiis. $50 ips iys hom-
shy. Zee a. large. sweet stuffed pickles.
for gff steus 1915. 100 assorted pre-
serves &c. raad coffee ikc 90 cans
- minced Siams use. 3 NJ prBnes Csc.
> 10 pkes black ceyion tea. zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-02
WOMAN ROBS COOP

EVERETT Jan 1.-The police
believe the thief who pillaged n
henhouse owned by Bert Blooming
ton, on Smith ave. Thursday night.
was woman. Prints Of WON.
ans shoes were discovered In the
mud about the coop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-02

MONDAY = Hfall 90F- Camenhsff
cheese stc boz frontage 40 hris tee boS
stall e1f, klafka rutabaERs, lbs ioc.
small heads cabbage. Toe. stalls foe.ftb.
mixed nuts ibc 10 Yakima Gem potatoes
ffls sack stall SO. German saiami sec
ID star afmrSr sausage, 600 10 Etaii -.
home made sausfkraat ? qts iscs Queen
olives atr pf stall "a. snil cream cheese.
zoo ~ cream sharp cheese. 2hc -.
stall as best dry onions ibs Toe good
ess rssnt for ttr4s stalls aae-gct. Z
lbs navy beans 9te. 70 bars laundry
soap. sse. s6c pks Gold Dust isc
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PUBLICMARKETS


TOBAy%at.il a. ripe olives. tee 81,
$50 at. 2assn olives. tee o.. ftc as
.wsst tntrsa pirsiss ite pii hons sf'
~ ~ atn~ss. itc ~ h WashlhEfun cream
sfy batter. . Ire u -. sharp cheese
80 Sc stsii ttis. PIKE pians sntrancs
Wirs.ap apsies. zee PEI peti isrnpus
! e. dos California grapefruit for Sc
walhuts ins gSe atAii rs. sFinarh
lee 10 guohAHas its lee sasash
se.s "a rzaiifipwsf. See ard ! Be bead
sweet I-etatses. its t9r
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,hs fire white Efanuiatrt sssaf. tle
stall. fssfs fresh pssssuflaed milk. g.
as &c - stalls Af.stM. shoes half
suisf ladies' ftr. tssn's 10. ehlidrens stc
20 16r stall 1873. SEE cans - tomatoes
80 sgfs she'll uainpta ftr ~ spashstti.
- 10 stall 1891 fancy rice. se ~ bulk
rarIs sfareh. g. % bglt sioss starch. s.
~ stalls stss ressSi tutfsr ths
$50. piss feet ihs str. Htaii s. sweet
cider 500 sat boiled older zae az, a.
sartsA ss.,dy d. ar ih Htaii g sartirsa IN
tomato sauce. rans 5sc s'ssi rsi coffee.
stc
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KAISER WORSE

LONDHs Jan According to
messages received from the Am
sterdam correspondent of the Tx
press. the kaiser has suffered re.
lapse and may return TO Berlin for
treatment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-02

f6-ACHE tracts. level deco ciaY saii. a0
rock o. haFdpAn. Wiil hOid moisture.
ttt6 %. EASY terms Also Improved
tracts James G. RamssY Napasiue
WaaH
HtY LAND on credit whits u is cheap
100 acres IN Lewis county. near good
town. railroads. cooperative ce~am.
cry. sawsnii1 and other industries 20
ceres cleared fine creek runs across
on rouaty road errice $40 an acre
one tSiiar an acre cash secures e.
WEST COAST tsAND co.
Farms FOR sale. ~ Eschanss. For Lease
American Bank rlds snd ard Madison
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Il Leave Arfffe
seattle Seattle
#8B3B|H|
fssyrn s,~sm.s ssess for sispn
I asnr iro-ns.rs, Williams hsi'y
creep, iranss..ss and Acre ssesps
.slesssta. n. c.--rse rs-p.~ss--rsss
An~xiss-
I55S s,.-m-s ssi Dss. fsfT ispm
r&ss- srcrf To~rssas. Porfiesiiy
ntsa, snssiss snf vic.ests
| daily m r Calls 81 Pert
/ Williams ara Dun.
ysusss an vest .ecand
Ar'p cut % Seattle
sunisf. isss . IN
oniY
i'pe~. not call 81,
/ ivir'eria Swntsv.
rs-pn. Direct.
: ssaFa st~-msr. Tseesu. sd s'esr
! Seam India q ssits frr Tssiif seasr
! ~ scam is0r.s ttrec, ut~awsris spprr
! espru isssry twa hours, tsri fsaprn
| etrsn -insis srtp. zee -~ssnf 'sptn
8 sepsnifrfp Connections az siseprn
ssprn 'rscs-us 9Th steam ,oprn
1p-'--s Cor Niympis sssiie soprn
.r.rt Ts~r.~-s--Auseers~.-
n~iilsshsm.
/ : sssfsi sfeans~r Wh-fr.fr asaru
sally FOR Port Tcwn.~rf'fsiiy
except snaeors.. sra nsi.'syr-nt
sunday 'rnrhsm lSunaay
r.eres,--rame.d.
= assF' steamer ctr efii ,srFn
tN9pm Everett oniv 'Ori steprl
asiiy lsunssy. only leave, daily
seattle $50 -. To-
stead - Zee ~
Other tr'ps same as
i~ssk GAYS
Everett iirrh.n'- s.aoer,es-
Port Ts~nsend.
- eepms 4 'Kaishan. for tAeprn
iai~ Everett, Ars~ortss daily
ana usiiinsham
= Gail. a. porf Tnwn1
send ssu,hbopnd on.
san susn Islands BeliInsh.m.
| if1oe str Rossiie for Port sosfa
fnidnhtirowrssnf and nsi.lTusss'y
SUNDAY bingham. Via all ssniThursr
rn..d'vltusn Island points satury
rhursyl
Port Townsend Pert Angeles Neah
Bay and Way rerts.
if.os steamer Beiiins- .,oepu
-uiin'hi'hsm for Port Ts~n- Tue.d'y
Sunday send Port Angeles lThursy
Tussa' VI .sh nay and wsSlsa,ur'y
rhursylpor,s
Fort Townsend Port Arweie.-Cre.-
cent and Way Ports
100 Str waiaieaie. for oopn
nidn'htlPor, Townsend. Port Monday
Monday Angeles Por, Ores iwedne,
wsdnss'cen,. ciailsm and vayiFridsy
Friday porte
Port Gamble Ludlow -Flssier
.iopmIs,e.mcr Puget. forIi0iiopm
daily Kingston. osmhi.. daily
except lfudiow ''E o n. lere.pt
sstur'y TiArler Townsend. Sunday
| iHAnsviii~ frondsiel
slsnd Hadiock.
Notwithstanding.
Saturday. Only
gioepm steamer Puget. for a,oopm
Kingston. Ludlow and
way points
SUNDAY Only
s;ooanistesm~r Puget. forl ,;copm
Kingston. Ludlow and
WAY points
Hood Canal Gamble Ludlow.
P1ooam Str. Potiatch for pofb if.5am
daily Ludlow. Port Gamble daily
except ''Bsnsor and alllescept
sunday points on Hood Canal Mond'v
A steamer will leave Seattle every
sunday al 200 m. for Port Town
send direct.
STEAMER Kuishan will call a, por,
Town.end northhound aaturdays
only leaving Seattle at 10 y IN.
| Points marked .. are boat LANDING.
Passenger. for thes. points ana Tor
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements FOR LANDING
and assume all risk and liability In
making such landing Steamers pas
sanger rate does not include boat
landing charges
baggage liability 10 limited On
wearing apparel not to exceed 500
for whole ticket $50 pounds allowed
free,
STEAMERS and schedules subject %
change without notice Freight 70,
roived daily for all points (rxcept
ing Tacoma1 named In above .chsd-
ule.
Ticket, must he purchased at ticte,
office open from sac a m TO 1900
| midnight
PUGET SOUND NAvIoArIoN co.
| ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-02

Wa7-c WaC UetfhoL
Miss Helen Holmes. the Kalem
actress who performs such amaz-
ing feats In the Hazards OF Helen
series. declares that her superb
nerve is due to the fact that Ae
believes in plenty OF exercise and
plenty Of sleep.
Miss holmes is an ardent lover
OF outdoor life and when not az
work In Kalem drama can be
found riding or fishing. Ten O'Clock
generally finds ner In bed. 4
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