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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-11-30
The -
Scrap Book
IN, unshrunken Violet.

There Is a certain actor In this coun-
try who entertaius 10 doubt regarding
bis abilities as a leading man. He
Luovs be Is good.
Two seasons back he was playing an
ensa cement IN san Francisco. The
patronage was not al that might have
been desired. Most nights cur hero
and his supporting troupe played to
more empty seats than filed ones.
one morning IN the middle Of the
second week Of poor business Ge star.
passing the theate-. was oveTJoyed-
but not surprised-to behold a long
line OF waiting persons in front Of the
box Office. He stepped inside and
found the manager assisting the ticket
seller IN caring for the rush
1t has come at last. he began. 1t
took time but 1t would appear. from
the looks Of that crowd outside the
lobby. that the citizens Of this town
have finally walked up 70 the fact that
there IS some real acting going on in
this house.
I'm sorry 10 tel you, Mt Blank.
explained the manager. but those
folks are not buying seats for your
show. They're buying IN advance for
Sir Johnston Tors-es- Robertson. who
opens here next week"
Tie actor turned on his heel-he
turns beautifully On either hee!-snd
started u stalk away. The manager
sought - comfort him FL his charriu.
You know. Mr. Blank" be called
out. "A good many folks Out here Oh
the coast regaul Sir Johnston Forbes
Robertson - our greatest English
speaking actor"
The departing one paused. and when
he spoke his tones were icy.
And what" he asked-"and what.
pray. do the good PEOPLE of san Fran.
cisco think speak-ChiueseE Sat
urday Evening Post.
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Two of a Kind.

Some time ago Sir George Reid. ".
2. anl ex-premier OF tie Australian
commonwealth. and Sir Joseph Ward.
the ex-premier of New Zealand had
occasion TO travel together during the
night AMI Jointly occupied a two berth
compartment on the sleeping car.
As bedtime approached Mr.. Reid re-
marked look here. Ward; am 4 ter
ribIe Snorer 80 you had better turn IN
a quarter Of an hour before ne and
Eet 10 sleep before | start performing. =
which advice WIS accepted and prompt
y acted upon.
When Ward awoke the next morning
4 Wild eyed and haGgard man. who
bad passed a s.eepless night. looked
reproachfully at him AMI said impress
lively. Ward. the next time we travel
together we start fair"
The New Zealand premier naively re
markell afterwarI that he quite omit
-ed TO mention. when Mr. Reid warned
him Of his nasal accomplishment,
hat be also had Il great reputation in
that respcct.-I.oudUn Mail
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Hence. Loathed Melancholy.

Prosperity mars, p % few
months ago. buried tLis section II
tie country under yery blac2
spot marked Business Condirioss
Poor. But even The most pes-illis-
tie sat :, lean les 10 lock Il tte
Northwest with something 4 d
c. ee-ful smile now.
Let the doubtful ones whose fac 5
are stlI long examine re .ollow-
iag li-f If deposits IN tie banks Of
Naa.eem Co@usy As COZ piled froA
t. statements made 10 re Comp
troIler Of re Cl~ren,y Nov. !.
1916:
Hone stare Bank, Blaine, s27o.-
$500.
Custer safe Bank. Ceser, s42.-
1866
Nook-ack Valley state Bank. ~
eszoa, $s4,s5l.29.
Feradale safe Bank, Ferada.e,
}157.13225.
Garrison BIOS. stafe Bank, sGmas
&155,62S.95
Lynden STATE Bank, Lyuden,
S284,553.7&.
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Does A County Agent Pay?

TIE coYlse cricket was very
serious pest. according 20 II. +.
Reaugh Of Ephrata, Wash, county
agriculturis1 OF Grant county. /
Infested from eight 70 tweve square
miles. BY means Of fencing ane
7izcLiug he was able 20 control II
armies Of cficke,s. Mr.. Resugn or
gained the cooperative WOr k,
some farmers coming a. far "a
twenty miles TO assist in fighting
e pest II tie cricket Lad Ao1
been controlled hundreds Of acres
f wheat fields would ave bee
devastated. causing d loss OF lhous-
aids OF dollars. L a county agritul-
tur,sr worth W1lleF
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IrVinu's NJ odestY.

Fuller Mellish. who was for several
years In the company Of Sir Henry
Irving. first coming TO America III his
support, told a characteristic story Of
the great English actor
I'VE were discussing Teunyson in
the beefsteak room Of the Lyceum one
night said Mr.. Mellish. when Sir
Henry came over and Joined In the
conversation. All. yes he said Ten
nyson. To be sure know him. Clever
chap, yes. but VAN. One night Ten
nyson and were walking down Pic
cadilly together, and as We passed 4
crowd on the street corner several Of
the men took of their hats and bowed
Ha, Do you know Tennyson thought
they were bowling 10 him Eytraordi
nary, Yes. clever chap but vain. yca
know'"
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he Saved TIE Situation.

The aguuies Of snuff takers in the
absence of snuff was tie subject OF q
story by Dean Ramsay. \ severe snow.
storm had cut of all communication in
n highland district for some weeks. and
every snuhbox in one village was
empty. with no hope OF repIenishmeut.
The minister In particular was 50 IN
need Of pinch that study was out Of
the question. At length the bead
rushed off and returned with an ex-
ultant cry Of "Hae." and a retilled box.
"Whaur did you get it, john" asked
the minister. after long. deep and
satisfying pinch.
Il soupit swept the poupit." replied
Tohn.-London Spectator
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PAGERS In China.

Papers published in China are re-
ported as having several classes u
readers, the first class being those whe
drst purchase the papers at the sub.
scription price. When these papers
have been zeal and thrown awaF
they are carefully gathered Up ami
sold az less price TO less prosper
Gus element among the people, and
from these. in turn. they are passed
on down TO the poorer classes, each
paper. if it has lasted that long, thus
finding three grades Of readers.-Chris-
tan Herald.
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bones and tie heft Of their brains.
instead Of the fact that they and
Their daddiss and tHelr sranadad-
dies tappened 70 be Republicans or
Democrats, a. the case may be.
i law has been proposed 20 dc
away with silly partisan voting for
cff5ces which are affected not at
ali by party policies. The measure
j. known as No. IS, and may be
signed at TIE Tribune off e.
Il you are a registered voter and
r sick of seeing an occasional SAT
fron-t'nted hound slip into offic- b.
cause lot Of folks will vote
: -aicht tickets. better come IN and
sign the measures.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-11-30

TIE Washington Stale Coed
Roads Association has gone on rec
ord II favor OF law req iriug al
totse-drawn vehicles 70 carry .
light plainly discernible from font
ard back. TIE young lneu f tze
Lynden district rise 10 inquire WHIT
vii be TIE use Of n GIT driving
Nsten a buggy as % be lighted ap
a. b illiautV 5 skyrocket:
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-11-30
sERVIE BATTLE HVah

lsi>e. 0 ScrNiaiiS swift 4ri>s
lIfi youf banners 10 the skies
For your country ueeGS uer chii
dren
Faint 10 make be- tree.
lsI>e. o rlSe. and rru>h our enc
my.
Rise aud fight for liberty
Free the save and Drtna Tow.
Let us. too. uutctter q 20
Ger the Wild MorayiHn noun
iains
Swift shall flow sweet freedoms
fouutaluS.
Down shall sink tht foe
Rise. 0 rise. and crush oar enc
my.
Rise and eight for liberty
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Ample Apology.

An Irish lawyer once addressed the
court as gentlemen" instead Of your
honors." After he had concluded a
brother of the bar reminded him OF
his error. He Immediately arose and
apologized thus: May ii please the
court, in the heat Of debate | called
yer honors gentlemen. | made a mis-.
take, yer donors" Then he sat down.
and II the court was not satisfied it
did not disclose the fact.-Case and
Comment
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Oefninu an Escort.

In one of New Yo-k's public schools
the other day this sentence appeared in
he reading lesson. The king and his
escort passed by" Vow" said the
teacher. who can tel me what j.
meant by an escOrt|'
small. freckled faced boy raised
us hand and in the vernacular Of the
east side said, Its a feIler what's got
Il girl and be takes her ont walking"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-11-30

O.e feature about The new times
tai are just beginning to Ct #suafe
in Lynaen Is that they don't b y =
mach flour and potatoes as lie thin
Old ones used 10.
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Meeting Joy.

He p-aHed - see he happy day
tSlnce Fortune seemed 70 owe to.
He met Il on the friendly Wy
And didn't know IL.
And 50 # IS. through life we e.
When Joy comes. still Hre dauh; il
We're oft In heaven aud never know
A thing about ift
Atlanta Constitution
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Death To Straight Tickets,

Hail the approaching day when
tie election Of shefiffs and state
senators and governors will be Oas-
81 upon the quality Of tneir 0ack-
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Bank statements p blshed las
week show tat although for >
$50 q barrel Or taereaboUts.
dough i more plentiful than -vef.
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SAYINGS OF sAGES.

Nan was born for two things
thinking and acting. Cicero.
Wounds cannot be cured az
less they are probability.
Obsequiousuess beCcts friends;
truth, hatred -Tereu-
It is noble to gran; life TO the
auquished. Stains
II anything affects your ere
you hasten 10 nave ii removed.
If anything affects your mind
you pB>tpuue TIE cure for year
H arase
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WIRELESS TO HAVE TEST,
WASHINGTON TO SPAIN
Big Navy Plant at Arlington Being
Tuned UP for Ex-
pertinent.

The big navy wireless at Arlington
is being tuned up for new transatlantic
tests with stations in Spain in week
or ten DAYS The tests will be made at
the request of the Spanish govern
ment.
An improved refined wireless re-
ceiver. the invention of prominent
Spanish scientist. will be tried at sew
eral stations in Spain. Both day and
night tests will be made, American
officials hoping they will result in
more extensive use of wireless in the
daytime. now seldom practicable.
Capt. Billiard OF the navy wireless
service stated today that the depart
ment planned to equip several more
vessels OF the Atlantic fleet with wire
less telephony apparatus upon the
fleets return from Guantanamo. where
experiments are being had with the
telephony instruments of four battle
ships now equipped.
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AMERICANS ON BOARD
Of LOST BRITISH BARK
Bengairn Sunk by Submarine
Part of Crew Is Pick.
ed Up.

LONDON. April 4.-Llyods reports
that the British bark Bengairn has
been sunk by a submarine. Part of the
crew were picked up. 1t is stated that
the vessel was not armed.
SEATTLE, Wash, April 4.-There
were two Americans in the crew Of
thirteen in the British bark Bengairn,
sunk by a submarine. The Bengairn
sailed from Seattle December 10 for
Queenstown for orders. with cargo
of wheat valued at s135,000.
The vessel, which was owned by J.
and X Rae Liverpool, was valued a.
500, 600
Shortly before the Bengairn was due
to sail twenty members of the crew
who had come here with the vessel
quit because the ship was to return
through the war zone. and they feared
she would be torpedoed. The thirteen
men signed here were employed to re-
place the strikers.
The two Americans in the crew were
Eugene Smmonds, eighteen years Old
of Everett. Wash, who signed as cabin
boy. and c Helper. a seaman, thirty
two years old, of Columbia. Fails, Mont.
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THECOURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. JUS
tice Robb and Mr.. Justice Van Orsdel.
Frederic Gass was admitted to prac-
tice
Heath agt Swartzell, Rheem g. Hen
sey Company; docketed and dismissed,
with costs.
Kemp agt Lepley; docketed and dis
missed. with costs.
Bouic aet. keane, docketed and dis
missed. with costs
VAIL agt Washington Theater Com
pany ct al: docketed and dismissed.
with costs.
No. 29l2. Mollohan agt. Masters: time
for appellant to file brief extended one
week, OH motion of Mr.. W. G. Gardiner.
No. 1864. Supreme Council, Royal Ar
canum. agt. Behrend; argument COM
menced by Mr.. Philip Walker for APP
pellant. continued by Mr. W. G. Gardi-
ner for appellee, and concluded by Mr..
Howard {. Virgins for appellant: APP
pellaut allowed to file additional au-
thorities.
No 1880. Palmer agt. Morgan: argu-
ment commenced by Mr.. n. Fl. Classic
for appellants.
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| guam for one year; attorney, r. I. Mil
| Ter.
United States agt William Guess
joyriding: plea, guilty: referred 70
probation officer: attorney. A. W. Scot'.
United States agt. Augustus Z. Lam
bath. Joseph w. Hunter and Joseph W.
O'Connor; sentenced-O'Connor to pehi-
Tertiary for one year and one Gay
coquan for one year: Hunter. to reform
school: attorneys, w. L. Hickey anu H.
| 1. Miller.
United States agt. Grace simms. as
sault with dangerous weapon: sen.
fenced to Occoquan for three months'
attorney, A. w. Scott
United States agt. Cornelius Peterson
| manslaughter: sentenced to pehlten-
tiary for eighteen months; attorney a.
! w Scott.
| United States agt Augustus c. Lam
| bath: housebreaking; sentenced TO &c
! coquan for six months after above SEN
! tencc.
| United States agt. William Ford and
| Alice Jackson. adultery: sentenced 10
penitentiary for one year and one day;
placed on probation; attorneys, W. r.
Plumley and B. F. Doyle
United States agt. Mack Chambers
and Raymond Wilson, housebreaklne:
sentenced to penitentiary for eighteen
months.
United States agt. George D. Chase.
larceny after trust; sentenced to Occo-
guam for six months.
United States agt. Leroy Dorsey.
ihouSebreaking; sentenced to Occoquan
for one year
United States agt. George Belt. as
sault with dangerous weapon SEN
| fenced to Occoquan for four months.
United States agt. Georgelas Constan !.
carnal knowledge: motion for new trial
filed attorney, F.. Edward Mitchell
Bench warrants were issued for the
following on charges OF non-support Al
l,,l,~ nSin prnf
Barnes. Charles B. Terry. Eugene Hail
Samuel Thomas. Benjamin Oronhime. Jo-
seph Stewart. Raymond 7. Jones, Joseph
B. Holt. James NJ. Pyles. Eugene Driver.
Moore, Henry Butler. Warren Brooks.
Morgan Stewart. Richard Veney. John
Farrell. Hubert A. Bridget. jeremiah
Mccarthy and Thomas Fl. Hardesty.
DISTRICT DIVISIOE-Chief Justice
In re small parks; hearing reset for
April ).
BANKRUPTCY DIvIsION-Justice An
derson.
In re Dodek Clothing Company; ref
erence to special master.
In re j. B. Gibbs; reference to special
master.
In re NJ. A. Scher: discharge ordered.
PROBATE DIvIsIoN-Justice Mccoy.
Estate of George +. Stutz; eXempli-
fed copy of will filed.
Estate of Frank B. Shafer: will dated
November 4. 1911. filed with petition
for probate: attorney. w. E. Lester.
Estate of John Edna Brady; petition
for letters of administration filed; at
torneys, Havell & Hawken.
Estate of John H. Dripps; will dated
March "a. 1916. filed.
In re Mcclure Kelley: petition to ap-
point guardian filed; attorney, G. F.
Carusi.
Estate of Benjamin NJ. Beall; petition
for letters of administration filed; at
torney, P. H. Moreland. ''s
Estate of Annie X. Paris: petition
for probate of will filed; attorneys,
Gordon & Gordon.
Estate of Anna NJ Phelps; will dated
October 10, 1915, filed.
Estate of Peter l.. Keyser; will dat
ed June %, 1914, filed.
Estate of Mary J. Horner; order to
sell real estate: attorney, r. P. Shealey.
Estate of Ellen A. Swaine; petition
for letters of administration filed; at
torney. E. o. Schneider, jr.
Estate of Barbara Berens: order for
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partial distributions; attorney. George
c. Gertman
Estate of Christopher c. Murphy: pc
tition for probate of will filed; attor-
ney. c. H. Bauman.
In re Leonore A. Ballard: petition for
allowance filed; attorney. H. A. Heit-
muller.
In re Regina NJ. Luckett: petition to
decrease bond and negotiate loan filed
attorney. F. S. Mcguire.
Estate of Louise F.. Trimmer; exem-
piified copy of will fled
In re Daniel Trimmer ct al; exem-
pinned copy of guardianship flied.
Estate of Jane E. Radcliffe: order to
transfer stock: attorneys, Toomey &
Toomey.
Estate of Winnie A. MCGEE: order OF
publication: attorney, F. s. Smith
Estate of Horace Caranfa order tc
pay attorneys fee: attorneys. Archie,
| & Smith.
/ Estate of Charlotte T. Daley: orde,
to curtail note: attorney, A. b. Leet.
Estate of William J. Campbell; or.
der to sell stock; attorney, J. E. Pot.
bury.
Estate of William r. Myers: will ad
mltted to probate and letters tesla
mentary granted to Adele H. Myers
bond, $500: attorney, G. A Maddox
Estate of John Edna. Brady: letter.
of administration granted to Howard
Brady: bond, $500; attorneys. Havell 6
Hawken.
Estate of Margaret Diehl: will ad-
mitted to probate and letters tesla.
| mentary granted to J. Fendall Cain
bond. 5000; attorneys, Toomey & Too
mey.
Estate of Benjamin NJ. Beall: letter:
OF administration granted to Carlton
NJ BeaN: bond, $500; attorney, p H.
Moreland.
Estate of Annie X. Paris: Will ad =
mitted to probate and letters tesla
mentary granted to Albion X. Paris,
jr.: bond, $1,000; attorneys. Gordon &
Gordon.
Estate of Henry Hurt; will admitted
to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Annie Hurt; bond, 500; at
torney. A. B. Leet.
Estate Of Thomas J. Pence: letters
of administration granted to Otto Car
michael; bond. $4,000: attorneys
Thomas P. Littlepage and l.. Russell
Alden.
In re Daniel Trimmer ct al: order
appointing Daniel K. Trimmer guar
dian: bond, $4,000; attorney, Paul l..
Wright.
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NEW VICEROY OF INDIA
is GREETED AT BOMBAY

LONDON, April 4.-The arrival at
Bombay of Baron Chelmsford, who in
January was appointed viceroy of In
dia in succession to Baron Hardinge.
is related in Reuter- dispatch from
Bombay.
Baron Chelmsford was received by
the ruling chiefs and the naval, mill
tary and civil authorities. Large
crowds greeted the new viceroy.
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District Supreme Court.
EQUITY DIVISION Justice And

EQUITY DIVISION Justice Ander
In re adoption of Helen G. Bailey;
order lesalizing adoption; attorney, G.
A. Maddox.
In re 1unacy of Hugh c. Christian:
order authorizing monthly payment
Moebs agt. Hines: order changing
party; plaintiffs attorney. c.. f. Digs.
Mudd agt Mudd; absolute divorce
granted: plaintiffs attorneys. c. b.
Bauman and Frank A. O'Neil: defend
ants attorney, NJ. S. Farmer. jr.
Credit Clearing House agt. United
States Credit Clearing House; decree
enjoining defendants: plaintiffs attor-
ney. ]. II. Hayden; defendants attor-
ney. G. F. Diggs.
Cook agt. Cook: auditors report rati-
fed: plaintiffs attorneys, Thompson e.
Laskey: defendants attorneys. Norman
Fisher. Carlisle & Howe.
Clark agt. United States Realty Com
pany, order resetting cause for hear
ing: plaintiffs attorneys. Britton &
Gray and c. c. Tucker: defendants at
torneys, George f. Williams, Tucker,
Kenyon & Mcfarland. Ellis & Donald
son and W. J. Lambert.
Redman agt Redman; order for
counsel fee; plaintiffs attorney, W. A.
Coombe; defendants attorney, Fl. A..
Grant.
Dahis agt Dahis: rule returnable
April IA; plaintiffs attorney. E. l..
Gies.
Perham agt. Perham: rule returnable
April :: plaintiffs attorneys, E. l.. Gies
and NJ. c. OBrien.
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EQUITY DIVISION NO. Justice
Mccoy

EQUITY DIVISION NJ. Z-JOStlce
Mccoy.
Sutton agt. First National Fire In
surance Company: motion to dismiss
ten days: plaintiffs attorneys. F. S.
Smith and r. II. Yeatman: defendants
attorneys. J. S. Ia shy Smith and James
3. Archer
Williams agt Williams: order Of
publication: PLAINTIFFS attorney, A.
Leftwich Sinclair
Sharpe agt. Page: reference to audi
tor: plaintiffs attorney. W. X. Quinter
In re dissolution of Commercial Fire
| Insurance Company: order directing
distribution to stockholders. directing
sale Of furniture and allowing counsel
and commissioners fees; attorneys
/ Douglas. Ruffin & Obear.
| Moulton agt Allison: time to file
| tiff's attorneys, +. l.. Gies; defendants
attorneys, A. ID. Eshes, j. r. Archer and
! j. f. Laskey.
National Savings and Trust Company
agt. Schenck: decree constituting will
and allowing counsel fees; PLAINTIFF
attorney. J. j. Darlington: defendants
attorneys, Berry & Minor. NJ. d. Rosen-
berg and r. Ross Perry. Jr.
| Weinstein agt Mason: decree estab-
| fishing title by adverse possession;
plaintiffs attorneys. Hoehling, Peelle
& Ogilby.
Thompson agt. Thompson: rule as to
service; plaintiffs attorneys, j. B.
| Flynn and J. F. Quinn.
Knott aRt. Walter: order Of publica-
ton; plaintiffs attorney. George c.
| Gertman.
| Jenner agt. Hail; order of publica-
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ton; plaintiffs attorney, B. F. Leigh
ton.
In re lunacy of Frank c. Berens;
committee allowed to apply for adj
vance.
Murphy agt. Murphy; rule as to ali
mony returnable April Z; plaintiffs at
torney, Octave Bigoness.
National Savings and Trust Company
agt. Schenck; supplemental decree to
pay guardian ad Items fee; plaintiff
attorney, J. J. Darlington.
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CRIMINAL DIVISION chief Justice
Covington.
In re Nah Sam; hearing held; depor-
tation ordered; defendant committed
attorney. J. NJ. Proctor.
In re Linn Quong; on hearing; attor-
ney, J. NJ. Proctor.
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Use Sanitas Oilcloth
ll2Ac Percale

Standard Quality Yard
wide Percale. in variety
of light patterns for wom-
ems and children's wear.
Yard ............. 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-04

This c q u p o n
and 19c buys
I w O 4 5X , s
Bleached Pillow
cases with wide
hens.