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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-01
ALASKA NEWS ITEMS
 AND TOWN TOPICS

A Happy New Year
 Arthur Maus and Jack Liston are working on ground at tho head Of left fork of Dexter.
 Ed Johansen and Andy Anderson are working on tho Mars and Star fraction just east of Dan Connolly.
 Mushers arriving yesterday re-. port that the trails to Dexter were exceedingly heavy.
 The Loyal Order of Moose, the Arctic Brotherhood and the Frater- nal Order of Eagles will all of them keep open house to their friends today.
 Miss Ruth Dargn in letter to A. J. Mueller makes inquiries as to the present whereabouts of T. H. Oar gin formerly of Nome. Miss Dargin is a niece of the missing man, and she is anxious to know what has be- come of him as letters to him to Nome were returned to her. Her address is 424 E 21 and s. St. Uni Place, Nebraska.
 Winning the Boschcn Cup yester- day for the third time in succession H. s. Riley of the Telephone Go becomes the owner of this handsome trophy. His time was 24:11:3-5. Ross was second and Vincent was third. A. J. Mueller the well known ;eweller has signified his intention of presenting the Kennel Club witE a cup to take the place of the Boschen Cup which has been won by MT. Riley
 The Carnival Committee omitted to mention the names of Mrs. Joseph Smet and Mrs. Stephanson who have charge of the sandwich booth at the Carnival in tho list fur nished for publication. This is re- gretted because no more indefatig- able workers have been connected with the function than these two ladies.
 The Dream commences the New Year with a big bill of attractions A powerful photoplay entitled Mating" in two reels and one part entertainer called Marrying Gretchen" also a big spectacular Drama original and up to date will conclude to nights program Sun day night the Banner Show. A two part feature picture sparkling witr life and snap entitled "A Slaves De votion' and the usual comedy scream for the week end entitled 'Hoffmeyers Legacy in which tho all popular Mabel Normcnd vii star. A late Issue Pathe Weekly ends the program. First show a 6:30 sharp.
 FOUND:-A Belt Pin. Apply thi'
 office.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-01

Gus Boltz the well known miner, etc., is in the Holy Cross Hospital Suffering from a couple of brokon ribs. The ribs were secured In a fall which may lead to litigation.
 On Thursday night Marshal Jor- dan was acquainted by phone that it was reported that Farmer Brown at Topkok was in a oemented con dition. No details were forthcom- ing.
 Let us esti-uate on yocr Job Worr
 The 1915 Aksala Carnival is now of the past. But not so long ago it was there with bells and cajolery in all it's ephemeral attractiveness for the benefit of Nomeites. Nome turn ed out in great numbers to find what the spiders has got ready for the flies, and never did flies fall for the soft stuff with better grace than those who were "victimized" by the pleasure providing proclivities of the management. A handsomely decorated hall, fine entertainment, a cabaret where things were said and done and played that aotonished the natives, elegant booths and al- together a great time was the order of the night.
 ! The dancing was carried on with nimble feet until late hour. and this section of tho entertainment must have noted handsome sum. The fish pond also proved as usual one of the star attractions, but they simply could not keep away from the seductive Doc Kemp and his ca baret delights. The band sercnaded the streets prior to the opening.
 Carpets Vacuum cleaned. See Beebe. The Juneau Dispatch contains n boost taken from Ketchikan paper for John Rustgard as republican candidate for delegate. The south eastern Alaska paper says that he is the only man above all others would unite all the factions of the repun licans. In this connection 1t may be stated that the politically sapiens Jack Underwood of the Seattle Times opines that Dan Sutherland and (dont laughD Frank Aldrich will be the two most prominent can- didates for the delegateshp at the next election. By the way Frank has been doing New York. He re ceived letters of introduction from Juneau magnates to clubmen 1T Gotham, and the way they treatef Frank according to his own testi mony was something fine. He sait he never had a touch of high life before, and it looked good to him We should smile!
 Ladies who have not yet received one of our complimentary Sache Bags, are invited to call while the! last. ROSE CANDY STohf
 Let us estimate on your Job Worl
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-01

Let ms estimate .. your Job wor.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-01

Anything in the line of job work at the Industrial Worker Ofiice. Satisfaction assured.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-01

Ladies who have not yet received one of our complimentary Sachet Bags, are invited to call while they last. ROSE CANDY STORE Let us estimate on your Job Work
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
ZE SLASKA.
Wpadl pod wagon.

KArow1cE. N,eszczescie spotka~
10 urzednika pocztowegc An,o}a,
urzadujacego " Bed,in'e, ma dwor-
Gu tutejszym. Wpad& on bedac IA
perouie, z kt6rego pociagi odje&-
dzaja. do Sosnowca, pod wagon wsku
tex czego znaczne odni6si okale-
czenia,
Uknrani.
W Kaxcu pod Bojanowem W
powiecie rawickim r5zni gospoda-
RE ME podall dok}adnie llczby ny
dfa podczas ostatnltgo l~ic:en'a.
F6znIej okaza}o sic, 10 mieli VIE
cej sxtuk anizel,. podal,. "a to na~
}ozono ma Mich dotkliwe kary pie
meme.
Mordercy uszli.
" Modrzejo~ie zsmordowall
w}asciclela uomu Dyle, kt6remu "a.
bral, kllka set 'msrek. got6wki, i
uciekli. Mcrderc6w l rabus:6w do~
tao ME schwytsno.
Ptzyiemna niewlasta.
GL1w1CE. Pewien lsndszturmista
zapozns} sic ma ullcy z jakas ko5le-
To-, kt6ra przysxek}a mu p~ostarac
sic @ wddke "a wynagrodzenlem
so fen. Oboje udsli sic z ullcy
D%worcowej ma ulice Cesarzewlcza,
gdzie p~cspolitak zap}aci} koh,ecie
naprzod 81 FEM, 4 Il uda}a sic d."
pewneGo domu. Gdy !ieJ przcz d&'z-
sly czas ME bv}o, pospolitak uda}
sir take na podwdrze i prev okno
zobaczyt swa ''znajcma zada}
cd niej w6dki, 70 kt6ra by@ ja POI
sla}. Kobieta o%tworzyla okno l pos
spolitaka n,etylko wyzwa}a, lecz
uderzy}a go pr1es okno siekiera "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
Niebezpieczelistwo pre-
WieWu.

Przew,e~ czuie sic ~naj'eplei sdy
iestesmy zgrza,i spoce"', prawie
gdy jest najn,ebe, a wy
nlkiem lest neuralgia, sztywnosc
karku, bolace %musku}y ac'a~em a.
tax reumatyzmu. w takicb przy~
padkach przy16zcie SIoanta l'n'men
tn. Pobudza cyrkulacye v chorych
l zbola}ych ~,,esclach. krew pfyn'e,
wolno a W krotk'm czasie sztYw.
nose l Dol ginie. C,erpiary pa neu*
ralgie aIbo Ia neuralziczny Dol Ct"
Wy pr>ekona SIC, il jeden s'bo diva
ok}ady Slosb a lin m ntem sprowa-
dza ponce. Ag"niczny b5l wypedza
szum spruwadza u'ge, rozgr'ewa l
wuet s,oczyrek sea Jest mozl'wy,
Cena $50 wassych aptrkarzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09

C~zujesz sic zlosliwym IA.
pry6nym, niecierpliwym, z}ym
sam ia sieoie. Wy wiecie co
to Jest nieakuratnosc. Wasz
zo}adek jest W nieporzadku.
Hollister'a Rocky Mountain
herbata naprawi go. Wezcie
zaraz dis wieczorem q jutro
bedzie dobrze. Me czekajcie.
35c W apiece Brown'a herba.
ia albo pigu}ki. OCT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
z POZNANSKIEGO.
S. D. Boleslaw Sulerzynski.

POzxAN. w czwartek dn. l62m. u
mari tutaj veteran z roku lS6t,pre
legent K6}ek Rolniczych $p. Bole~
shaw Sulerzyhskl opstrzony sw. Sa~
kramsntami, W "a roku zvcis. Przez
II lat by} sts}gm prelegentem 40"
TEX iprzyczynlal sic do rozbud>e.
Liza wledzy rolnicztj wsr6d ma
szych gospodarzy. w roku 1868
bra} udzia} v powstariu przeclwko
Rosy l walczy{ W bitwach pod No
wa VISTA Brdowem W K,oles:wie
Polskieln i wogole przez cafe zyc'e
by} goracym pstryota.-Trzech sy
now zmsrlego znajduje sig PREY
woieku, jeden z n1ch jest W nle~o.
Ii " Irkucku.
C,esc jego pamiecl!
ZaNad Ola jedno recznych.
Poznan Oszkole dlajednorecznych
W mieseic naszem lonosil,smy swe
eoczasu.J Jest ona zoIgsni' owsna u
lazaretsch wojskowych S IL. W
szkole tel is,nieja diva oddzla}y:.Na-
uka pisana lewa reka,rachunkovosc
geografja, nauka O ustrtiu PAM
stwowym,, wszystko " celu podn'e"
s,enia og6lnego pozlomu umys1o"
wego amputowanycb, by I'M " ten
epos6b czesciowo zsstap'c utrate
reki. Ola kupc6w biuro~ych itp.
zaprowadzopo kurs stenografJ j J pi
ean,a ma maszynle. Oddzia} d1uggl
Wyszkolenie amputowanych " NY
ciu sztucznego ramieuia, by dalej
W swym zawodz'e pracowac mosl'.
Urzadzono v tYm celu ma razie
w~arsztaty: kowalski; slusarsk',
tokarski, ortopedyczno.mechaniez~
nv, szew.kl, stolarsk ,, kra wieckl.
Ma pierwszem miejsoa jedrak stol
tax wazny ola n~aszej dzielniey od-
dial ola robotnis6w rolnych. kto"
rzy jak to juz wielokrotnie wyka-
za}o, "a pomoca specjalpych prly"
rzau6w wykons6 moga ws.elkie "
zakres rolnictwa wchohzace prace.
Znaczny zapis.
Zmar4y pred k,|kp dn'ami radca
haudlowy J6sef Hugger, kt6ry POI
zostawi1 bardzo znaczny majalek,
.arisa} W lestamencie miastu ma.
szemu wieksze sunny m. in lcO,o0o
naorok M nrzadze ME %fOntannY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
Idealne WiOSenne
lekarStWO.

Dobrem ,'prlez czas wypr6bowa~
mem lekarstwem 90 ORA Ki"g<a
New Life pigu}ki. Pierwsza dawka
wyruguje slamszarne w~netrzuosci.
ureguluje watrobe i wyklsruje sy-
stem z niezdolnej nieczystej krwi.
WInnisc;e sami sob'e czysci6 ~.
stem W c,ele z %zatrucia, nagroma-
dzonego przes zime, Drsa King'a
New Life pigu}ki zrobla to. CSC u
waszyvh aptekarzv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
WlESCI Z OJCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSKICH.

PkUS POLShlCH'
Tragedja rodzinna.
KEEUz>A. Utopili SIC tn zegar
mistrz Hancke l jego iona. Przy~
p~uszczaja, re denac, po~re}n'l' czyn
" napadz,e melancholji. Ma1zonko-
VIE ci pozostaw,li piec'oro dro5~
nych dzieci:
Nieszczesliy..wypade z bronia palma.
Oko>1S. W pobli.k,ei wiosce u
pewnego Observation-Disclosures 10
rosyjsklch jehc6w pod dozorem
zoluierza. Gdy pewnegc dnia 20 pc
4udn1u wr6clli do pracv, a zo{n'erz
pozostaw,} ma chwilke karabin s~oi
PREY drxwiach. parobek Zalewskl
wzia} do rskl nablty karabin "a
cxa} MIN sic bawlc. Nag]e l'ad{
strza} l kula ugodzl}a opodal stoja-
cego jenca Iwana Bo,szako~a, kt6-
~ p%on;6s} smier6 ma mlejscu. Ia
lewskl, widzac co sic sta{o, uc'ek3
1 m,mo poscigu ~dotychczas 90 WV
sledziG ME zdo}aEo.
Z~awieszenie wydawnictwa.
T'oRrn KomeDdapt furtecy to-
ruhskiei zawles,} ma styczen r: b.
wvdawnictwo "K}cs6w" organ
Zw,azku K6lek Roloicz7ch. Z tego
powodu ukaze sic 1.szy numer
"Klos6w" na rok hiezacY dopaero
ma poczatku lutego.
Sto letnia wdowa.
Dola "a Stycznia obchodzi}a wdo
wa DO krawcu Ruchniewiczu " 10
sc,erzyn,e setna ~rocznice urodzln.
Cd wielu lat znajduje sic %staruszka
" tamtejszYm domu choIyuh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09

lynn napadzie ma d~ Or, ktdrego O..
fara l,ad{ pow s,echo'e szanowany
obywatel ziemski z pow'atu w}o~
c}awskiego, 8. y. jan karp:hskl,
brat stryjeczny adwokata karpin.
skiego z Cinema.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09

glove zadsjac mu znacsna rane'
Pospolitak, ktory jeszcae ME by} M
polu walk,, must udac sic do szplta"
la.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
z GALICYI
koniecznych ~dokumentow.

Piec koniecznych dokumentow.
Lx6w. Do l,cznych trosk, jake
kazdy mleszkaniec Lwowa obecn!e
posiada ~przybywaja move, W posta-
ci piec;u nieo1zownych dokumen
tow, kt6remi So: y poswladczen,e
zameldowania, bez kt6rego wyjfc
ma ulice nie MONA. bo Gle zamkna
lub ukasza krzywnq;2) Karta vol"
skowa uzdaClnienia lub uwolnlenia
cd t}uzby wojskoweJ::3) sw'adectwo
z odbytego szcztpienia ochronrego
pr7ec,w osp,e;4) karta chlebowa,
bez ktorej ME kupisz chleba wres7-
Gle 81 nocna p%rzspuatka (Passg'er-
schein) bez kt6rej " nocy ma ullcy
pokazac sic rie wclno.
Ma opuscic Wiede1.
BRopY. PAM Helena Adamowi"
czowa zamie szka}a W Wiedniu cd
samego poczatku wojny. "trzyma{a
wezwanie do opuszcsenia Wiednia
W przec.agu dni II. Wez~anie po-
licyine ME zawiera zsdnogo blu
szego uzasadnien,a, W szczegolno-
Sci ME powo}uj e SIC ma laden rr]e~
p;s ustawy.
Me tracq nadziei.
w Gidlacb pod Noworadom~
sk1em zmor{ O. Gabrvel SWltalskl.
przezor 90. Dominikan6~, prze~
zywszy lat -
Klasztor Dominlkan6E W Gl-
dlacb Rad roeyjsk, pozwolif utrzy-
mac tylko do chw,l' wYmarcia ostat
lego omininakani. 0becuieludncsc
zYwluadzieje, IL klasztor " dslszym
clagu po,ostsnle PREY Dominiks-
mach.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13
Soak the Consumer!

Anw those pesky Japs crushing another purely Ame
industry.
Notwithstanding tariff of 40 per cent japanese manufacture
flooding this country with fvecen basebas and selling
them at 80 Dozen the CONSERVATION of American
facturers.
OF course it must be stopped If import duty of 40 per
not sufficient protect this infant industry will make
80 bgash And in this the American school boy will pay
the cost Of the protection and he is old enough
Here's where nail the consumer again.
High tariff forever!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13
I. r., Taft and Hughes

ought to forgotten everything that Roosevelt
saying about the qualities of Hughes he said
with equal vigor about Taft eight years ago.
Taft the In the country fitted by experience and
temperament to continue my policies He paragon of all
the satesmanke virtues and would make record in the pres
Dental office unequaled since Lincoln
Taft elected and in less than two years the great illusion
shattered
There nothing in Hughes record that puts him In class
above Taft He very much the kind Of man. with much
less experience in public affairs than Taft had.
Just because Roosevelt is willing to another Taft expert
men does not be good why the Of
should be made to suffer such calamity much though admire
Teddy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13

know that Dick preudiced against Malcolm, but
II he could meet him he would like him.
Of the guest of Eiene but you, little
book that Malcolm Stuart has friend
since met him And know about
mhis ssthan his friends who him constantly
and have never seen him but twice in lie
In letter that received yesterday before started
the yacht he said:
Tomorrow. little Saliva happy
shall with the knowledge that
yacht the air to mend body Eienes SOUL
"of anything about your mind,
know from friend Vret that mending
caly.
II afraid yacht the soft rythm
Of Elenes and voices nkg
that it will be inexpressably lonesome after.
II have about decided to make auxiliary hospital
kind Of conyalescent home sick
that my good friend is trying to mend.
"Margie-pease let call Margie-t
that only since
and kind realized that
world.
The terrible marriage me an in
years woman to only playhng other
pleasures. "
IF should telling you would still have
to tell 80 ~ ~ ~
You conscience I been long without
one Tor until you and friendship
te was blown into passion
Il hope will I am hat will
mat every man when he the
sonsioy OF children When he begins
Beyond he wants to leave behind something
that will perpetuate his
viii I do not know
DO you think, Margie that anywhere
oear good woman who could love
'Your friend,
MALCOLM STUART"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13

when Isadore Nalitsky, %, a law
yer, was shot and instantly killed
when a fusillade of shots were ex-
changed between several hundred
strikers and nearly $50 armed de-
tectives, policemen and special
guards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13

o. am about to be
married but as I have no
home, would 1t not be per-
fectly proper to be married
without any reception-just
send ann announcements to
my friends. How long does
the bride wear her veil? For
the ring ceremony, should l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13
some FAIR
AT LINCOLN

The gymnasium of Lincoln
Park high school is not large
enough to hold the exhibits In the
Tacoma school fair which opened
Thursday, and the basemen Is fill
ed with the overflow.
The display was declared by
visitors on the opening day to be
the best ever shown in the state,
many of the children's exhibits
being equal to those shown at
county fairs. More than 1000
ribbons have been awarded. The
rooms were crowded with visitors.
The fair will be open until 10
o'clock Friday evening, and from
8 O'Clock to Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13
By Woodrow Wilson
Not So "Remote''

The lesson taught by the raid of the U3 off Nantucket
which Uncle Sam should take to heart that the theory that
Americas greatest safeguard is the Atlantic is finally
ploded
We longer depend upon remoteness to protect
foreign foe.
We should be grateful to Germany for the object lesson this
tme for the contracts for greater navy will be let within the
next 60 days.
With the fact that need them at almost any time thus
emphasized the naval building board will surely all diligence
against delay the construction and delivery Of the vessels
particularly the swift battle cruisers 1t should also the
next to the urgency legislation tending mmed
ate completion Of the inland waterways system
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13

Tacoma Chapel No So, Pythian
Sisters, will give q card party
"Wednesday evening at the Pythian
temple. The proceeds will be do.
mated to Commencement lodge
No. 7, for their Christmas enter
tainment,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13

Miss Jorgine Carlson and Jack
Johnson, both of Tacoma, were
married Wednesday evening at
the parsonage of Our Savior's Lu-
theran church. Rev. o. ]. Ordal
officiated. Miss Carrie Olson of
Falkland was bridesmaid and Ivar
Dahl was best man. The couple
started for wedding trip and
will make Tacoma their homo In
about a month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13
LAWYER SHOT IN STRIKE.

United Press Leased wire.)
'BAYONNE, N. j., Oct. Il
The second fatality of the riotous
strike of Standard Oil company
employees occurred this afternoon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13

Rev. X. Seehuus of Locust
Lane, Iowa, will preach In Our
Savior's church Sunday morning
in English and in the evening in
the Norwegian language. Miss
Florence Johnson will sing at the
morning service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
|IuIuIn|uInID IIII|uI

q Miss Grey answers all letters
4 inquiry By mail when postage
ID enclosed.
q Letters of general interest are
answered through this column I'M
less the correspondent requests
that they not be.
q Miss Grey receives callers at
the office from II o'clock 70 D
o'e1ock ON Wednesdays
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13

Tacoma Temple No. SO, Pythian
Sisters Auxiliary, will play cards
In the Pythian club rooms Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. e. 8. Hiber-
ly, hostess. All friends are in
vited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13
TINES EDITORIALS
Cancer Is Durable

editor that he could keep this editorial standing in
this position the paper every single day for whole
year.
CANCER rs A DURABLE DISEASE.
ages 40 death in eight among and in
every IA among is due to
There should not death in hundred from
Surgery successful in the following percentage OF cases:
Early Delayed
Operation. Operation.
Cancer of the breast ..... 80 per % per cent
Cancer of the lin ....... 95 per cent 60 per cent
Cancer of the tongue 80 per cent ID per cent
Cancer not hopeless incrable disease Of
think Very deaths and preventab the
foregoing table shows.
Cancer is at first local disease beginning in tiny spot At
that time be removed with great and little discomfort
by the surgeon almost certain certain in 80 per
cent of the anyway.
neglected grows and carried to other parts of the body
rapidly getting beyond control.
Don't let and Jumps grow.
Don't keep them secret to yourself
Don't let fear of pain false modesty take precious life
Go to the surgeon without delay and save your life
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13

quietly steamed out to sea on Malcolm
Stuart's yacht.
The yacht was in gala attire when
We arrived. rather expected to see
Malcolm Stuart, and am sure Dick, who
went down with us, did too.
His absence was explained by the
captain, who said: Mr.. Stuart was de-
tanned by an important message from DR..
Virlet."
think Dick was rather disappointed
at not seeing Mr.. Stuart, but 1t seems
fate was playing a queer little joke on
both of them by keeping them apart
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13

The Progressive Psychic society
will give a dancing party Friday
night In the Tacoma Music hall,
1923 South Tacoma avenue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13
remove my gloves?
JESSIE.

JESSIE.
A.-You may dispense with the
wedding reception with propriety.
Many girls who have homes and
unlimited resources for entertain
ment, prefer quiet, family we'd
dings. Send your announcements
Immediately after the ceremony.
The veil Is worn until the wedding
gown is changed for the going.
away frock. You may go with.
out gloves but IL you wish to wear
gloves, you may rip the ring fling.
err clear down so that IL will turn
back without any trouble.
Q.-What Is the best way
to care for old linen? l have
q great quantity of old linen
homespun that belonged to
my great-grandmother. Should
my grandmother. Should 1t
be washed occasionally.
Should 1t be put away with
bluing in It? d. r. r.
A.-The homespun may he
washed once or twice a year
using bluing in the rinse water
and put away either ironed OF
rough dry.
Q.-I am girl Of 18 and
help my father In his store.
There is a married man who
neglects his wife and home
and hangs around the store.
He pays me all sorts of atten-
ton which embarrass me. I
do not like to insult him.
How can I get rid of him?
ANXIOUS GIRL.
A.-His attentions are an insult
to you, since he is a married man
SO do not hesitate for an instant
to send him about his business
DO this both for your sake and
that of his wife. Otherwise, It may
appear that you desire his com.
pany.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13

Custer Relief Corps will give q
card party in the Armory at 2 p,
m. Saturday. Mrs. Land, Mrs
Strayer and Mrs. Rau will be in
charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13

Valuable prizes for tho ladies
to night at the Olympus Hotel
Grill. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13

Q.-Kindiy tell me what
causes bunions, and Ia there
any remedy for them2
A. A. A.
A.-Bunions are caused b,
pressure. Shoes that are to'
short will often cause them
Wear a broad, comfortable shoe
II you are suffering consult a re
liable doctor or chiropOdist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13
STUART TELLS MARCIE
he YEARNS FOR LOVE

slept last night, little book ulled by tapping waters
Elene children came on board yesterday and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13

Vida chapter, o. r. s., will give
a dancing party Tuesday evening
at Masonic temple.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-13
Personal
and
Social

The Arequipa club will meet
Monday with Mrs. Allan M. Pot
ter, North 1th and M STREETS.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-10-13
w

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