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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

DR.. John Balcolm Shaw, the newly
elected president of Elmra College, Ell
mira, n. Y, will be the guest of Mrs
Julia Willetts Williams at a reception to
he given in his honor at her home, 1929
Walnut street, on Saturday, from 1 until
o'clock. The alumni as well as the stu
dents of the college have been invited to
be present.
Mr. and Mrs. william Madara. of 526
North Creighton street, announce the en-
gaEement of their daughter, Miss Bertha
Madara, to Mr.. Charles j. Geisheimer, of
5lOg Catharne street. The wedding will
take place in August.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

Miss Gertrude A. Hern. of Broad street
and Washington avenue. is visiting
friends in Doylestown. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

This dramatic association has achieved
number of successes in the various
plays they have undertaken.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. William Fraser of 500
Washington avenue. were given "A surprise
reception by their friends on Monday eve
ming. The event marked their 18th we'd
ding anniversary, and was attended by
about 20 guests
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

The San soucl Club will give 500
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

A reception was given in honor of Miss
Mae McGoldrick at her home on Wednes-
day, January 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

MIR Iorris l.. Schncver gave farewell
dinner in honor Of Mrs. Alma Waltman
Crist on Friday evening, January q, at
the home Of her mother, Mrs. Alma Walt
man. gG33 South Rosewood str set.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

e > peas sinEler entertained infoF-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

The Young Mems Hebrew Political As
sociation will observe "lTcbrcw Day
with tho announcement Of the bis charity
affair they will give for the benefit Of
the war sufferers i'm Europe. Mr.. j. -,
Lit chairman Of the Relief Committee,
has taken an interest IN the organization
to help make the affair a successful one.
DR.. Leon Feldcrman and Mr.. Morris
Gorcn, chairman of the organization, have
been working hard for the last two
weeks making arrangements for the
biggest entertainment the Y. NJ II. = A..
has ever given. The members who are
also trying TO make 1t n success are Or
Harry Bcrmau, Mr.. :. Il. Schat2, Mr.
u, Frank. Doctor Goldberg. Or. J. Green
apan Mr.. raul Rosen, Mr.. Harry Vein
stein, Mr.. j. Coopcrman, MIR. G.. Shay
The ladies' auxiliary includes Miss Edith
i}crnay. Miss Rose Frank. Miss Esther
Gassil. Miss Levey Miss Kaufman. Miss
Klein. Miss Mcndcson and Miss Linden
baum.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

party this evening at the home OF the
Misses Grove at 1893 North 9th street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

A REGULAR council meeting Of the
n Hebrew Education Society was held
Sunday evening at Miss WcGman's home
20 Morris street. MIR Herman d. Mazer
presiding.
Favorable reports were given by Mr.
Alfred Diamond, chairman Of the various
committees. MIR. Root. chairman Of the
Athletic Committee, reported progress.
Final arrangements were completed for
the checker tournament, which Will be
conducted under the auspices OF tho COun-
ell and managed by Mr.. Samuel Miller
purim play was decided upon and was
placed i'm the hands Of special commit
tee. consisting of tho chairmen Of the
various classes.
Mr.. Louis T.. Roscn, president Of the
tenth graduating class Of the South Phia-
dclpha High School aud cditor-in-chcf Of
the Southron addressed tho council on
"rhe Necd Of Mitigating the Suffering
Of he Jews i'm the War Zone" This was
received with Ercat enthusiasm and tho
council resolved itself into committee
to work today. which is Jewish Tag Day.
The speaker was thanked by the chair
man In behalf of the council
After the business meeting the follow
ing cntertaincd 4 violin solo by Mr. Mel
10y. Of the Southern IIiEh School; orchcs-
ira, mandolin solos, by Mr. Wiener and
Mr.. Y Blick, and vocal solo by Miss
Applcbaum. accompanied by Miss Roscn-
blum on the piano.
Tho next meeting will be held sunday
evening. February c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-08
SHORT NEWS

ABOUT 23s candidates were mi
tlated into the Royal Neighbors
Tuesday. following the close OF the
convention banquet Of 3e1 covers.
FRED WEYMOUTH. head OF the
Weymouth Construction Co. died
al his home. at Clio 18th ave. ~.
Monday afternoon.
w. r. colVIN, a former Seattle
boy. but now a resident OF Thane,
Alaska, will arrive here Thursday
from Florida with a gold medal
won for sharpshooting at the Ma
tional Riflemens club meeting.
HOLY TRINITY Lutheran church
will hold a bazaar al 22l Seneca
st. Friday and Saturday for the
benefit OF the church.
THE CIVIL service commission,
NJ a special meeting Tuesday. sus-
tained the dismissal OF Patrolmen
Gunterman and Pendergast. rellev-
"a OF dnty after being found in a
place raided by the dry squad re-
Gently
STEPHEN T. MATTER, assist
ant secretary OF the Interior, will
address Seattle citizens next Mon.
day In the Chamber OF Commerce
on matters IN connection with
Mount Rainier National park.
THE KANSAS state nenf,cn,ia- ~
has appealed TO citizens OF Leaven.
worth for aid to quell Il fire which
broke out ia the prison Tuesday
night.
WORK WILL commence soon 20
dredge the bar blocking the chan.
mel TO Grays harbor.
MRS. LOUIS VAN ooIE will
give the fourth OF a series OF lee.
lures "Wednesday morning in Cor.
nish ball on the Russian opera.
The Invisible Town OF Kitsch."
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GILL TO FREE :
|. W. WIS SOON,
He DECLARES

The 2sl !. W w. prisoners held
in the city jail since Sundays bat
tie al Everett will be released with
In p hours. unless charges are filed
against them within that time. May
or GIN declared Wednesday.
4 do not propose 10 hold these
men indefinitely unless formal
charges are fled against them" hs
gaid. The city might become la
bic for damage suits. charging falssG
arrest"
Prosecutor Webb OF Everett ~
nc expected 10 have several Of ths1
prisoners identified as among those
who actually fired shots in Sunday'sI
melee before night and that hq
would file charges direct against
them
A meeting OF labor officials. citi-
zens and government labor invesu-
gators Was scheduled at Everett To-
day. II was hoped 10 agree on
some plan that would end the trou-
BILE. which grew out OF the shingls
weayers' strike.
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PUBLIC MARKETS
ON PIKE PLACE

stalls isg7-i6sa. shoulder Of mutton.
20 lb b.; mutton chops Ito III legs NUT
ton. 1850 10 local bacon. i8Mc 10 .
hams. lbc No. Stall 81. fresh butter.
guaranteed. 2sc 10, lha. Zoe Stall 81.
oloomarEarine. zoe H. peanut butter.
roc d.. lhs use stalls g7-ao. soc COT
fec ! % his toc. 5tc pure bulk cocoa or
chocolate. zoe 10 400 tea acc To- fine
head rice Joe cbc. Csc baking powder.
isc. Hoods. assorted hand-rolird choco-
iatoa, Csc No peanut brittle. ibc ~ pca-
nut tsffr. 5c No. stall q. use can cocoa
isci ioc pkgH starch, itr. DC sacks
anlt. loo. l0c can shoe pnllah. So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-08

NtalIH 30-1l. ff0er stcnk, f7lho N .
steer sirioln steak nc NJ pork steak.
iho No. veal roast. $50 ~ Stall eE
paHteurlxod milk 20 at. 60 pit frcsh
ground peanut butter. 100 No. olcomar-
Earine. Csc H.. FUN cream cheese. csc
Do fresh Washington creamery butter.
$50 H.. fancy Washington creamery but
tor. acc 10 stall 90 nippv cheese &c
pkg ~ st1nE'a. tbs fine Japan rice.
Poe. lbs new ltc pruncs lbe. iOo can
coffee. 2ic 10 3 bc boxes matches. Toe:
toe pkrs. corn or gloss starch gsc' 1
can beans. zoe. 4 Toe rolls toilet paper.
abe, DO sack salt. zoe; SOC can choco-
lato, 2oc. J0c can olive oil. Bloc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-08

ios N. iooss raisins. 100 % fancy dried
peaches. Zoe 10 California prunes 100
ID bran. i0c PKG stan 10. pot roast.
Toe 10 i2Me ~ hamburger aud sausage
meat 100 10 chelcs r. bone steak ltc
10 choic. round steak. tT4c lb Stall
III. 2 qta homisY ice. potato salad. i0c
pt cottage cheese lbs 100. picked
bseta zoe ~ large am pickles. Toe dor
chow -ch0w. zoe a. sweet relish. toc D.
stalls lt-it-l1. esq plant. isc ID . afpara-
gus a0e D. Litna beans .ibc 10 green
bsans isc NJ. lbs tBc. sweet potatoes.
{ lbs 1906 Spanish onianh. 100 ID. ibE
use. sprouts. lie go. Stall o. best
Washington creamery butter. $50 ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-08

Stalls 1G-22 cottage cheese. Zoe 10 4.
Washington creamery butter. 40c H. ?
lbs Toe. boHt Jersey butter. a5c H. spo-
cial huttor a0c ~ fancy ranch eggs
SOC dol storage eggs. 400 doz . dos
Toe; cooking eggs 35c doz run cream
choose poo NJ lbs ibc stall a. fresh
halihut iho To- fresh h1lihut checks g
lbs Goo, fresh rcd snapper 100 10 whole
salmon SEQ each. large salmon trout ] Sc
lh stalls ip-25 ringor snaps Zoe M
anfhincs In OIL for 2bc. hcet white
laundry soap. Q bars ioc. corn syrup. iIc
can. salmon, 2 cans 15c Stalls o. g. 3. T.
good bacon, Zoe NJ round and airloin
steaks ifc H. pot ronats. be to iOo 10
veal outlets. 1bc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-08
BRITISH STOP RAID

LONDON. Nov. s.--Hostile shell.
Ing OF the British lines west OF
beaumont and Hamel and an unsuc.
cessful raid by German forces in
that region marked last nights Cd.
erations. Gen. Haig reported TO the
war office today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-08

fifioin steak 80 DO fancy sliced
bacon. 25c TO- choice shoulder lamb
chops. ita To- new catch dfy endfish. ?
ihu $50 hioafers. De- each Tor 9tcs
Get pirhles. soc ct. best Local -four
o. 90 sach. extra large 1.iag~r cake 1ec
each. Hubbard squash. 1r zoe and i3c.
fancy Jonathan appirs Sc daE sweet
pears dor $50. Red Shield butter soc
ib sec coffee. 3Ec TO- sweet potatoes 9
he itos green peppsrs. g. D. round
steak. 40 IDS potatoes, "a lbs. i0cs
Log Cabin syrup. i7e -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-08

Tree tea. gee 3 3D. Kafo syrup. ste
can lamh chops ighc Do round steak
isc ~ &c can X e. baking powder s0ct
cArnation milk. . cans 15c. rolled oats
iha 2tc. beet Jersey butter. . lbs 7tr.
Eeod storage sEgs. ste dor salmon. lbs
Csc. red snapper. Ina itc. layer cake
ace each buns ite 10 sauefkraui, itc
ct, sweet pickles. soc D. tomatoes. sse
box. lettuce. Do head sweet potatoes. &
ihs lie. grapes Ice ID. pegpefs lbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-08
MADAM NELLIE

worlds greatest clnirvoyhHt and phren-
oinKtst guarantees 20 read your entire
iife. past. present and future. gives true
advice ON business love. health and
family affairs tells Tho nnno - your
future husband Or wife and shat 90 DO
70 bo surceHafui IN iifs Hha has tust
arrived iu this city. never here before
ono VISIT Will pay you Tor your many
disappc ntmcnta In others ghr viii re-.
move nll obstacles and tell you how to
win and hold tho ono you desire she
gives advice on all important affairs or
NE Special readings f0c Hotel Elk
rnnrn q LII nernnh mar Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-08

PUGET SOUND
STEAMER |
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
srrANEHs LEAVE PROM CoISAN 1
DOCK. root or MARION sTKErr
Lsss. Arrive
a.atti. E.s;u.
Victoria. ". c.---rou r.-a.~"s-rort
AnH-tes
iie stssmer sol Doc. fori fspfn
MID Te~usrrd Wiiiiamsl dsily
nirht nunsens. fh.a utFr 3.
daily ltn1~i~s and victoria
'uc~s rot call At
fwrieria sundsrs
raosrn4 direct
fttsfn steamers T.egma and fssFu
steam iInaisns paiis fer Ia ~ iesn
n team icsr,A dff~et. sisafnsrf 10 fopm
stpsn every two hours see fttprn
fttep- l.lnri. irsp. Gee round stepn
seprn "trip Connections ai stePfn
tsprn Tacoma With siessn- ftppm
sitrn ere for Olympia and 10 sppfn
assiT iEhsifsn saily
Pen r.wp.~.d Special
fts F7aHts iNf fHHN| NfffN
tetprn Townsend sirsei 10 fspn
eslly tCornscfs at Townsend daily
lwiih rail lines for all
points en- oiyrnpis
ip~ninspls
sfsrt Tews.~na-t ..csrtes-
B~iiinsh-r
tftss<n steamer Nhstes-. ssau
sary fer Port Ts-ussnf daily
1snacoriss anc Bel
liinrhsn-
E~~e,-psiItssh.
rert Ts~n.~~d
.-ssr-, = .Kul.sss. tori 'ttprn
esny lKv.r.tt Anseerte- daily
lana B.iiinrha
Calls at rort To~n-
ls~nd .oathtourd on
~ Dee. not rsii a.;
Everett Pafurdsy.
san Insn f.iara.-- rsiiirsh.m
zoe str. Resale. FER porf eepn
sntan-h, -rs~u..na ara REL Tu-.i'y
au,say ltnEh.m. Via all san Thursy
Tu..a.y JuaA Island points ssiury
Thsr.y
-. Jus. Observation-Disclosures
Tesa-n Str C., 81 trr~i. f'oer'r
Tas.s'yfo for Nottingham VIA Nennar
Thnrsys.n Juan Island Wedns'
ss'ur'y peiu,s tttay I
Fort Towp.-ra-rert AnE~lss-Neah
Ray ard Way rsr's
fiss Steamer Utopia. for .eeprn
r,tsn'htfpar, Townsend. port rus-dY /
FundariAnxei.. Nssh Fay ThursJ I
Tu.sa'yisna way ports saturT I
Thur.N
r.,t ro-r.~rd-port AnGeir- ard
Wa. ro-'s
1913 str. wsisie-is. fcrl teepn |
-ris-'h, fpor, Townsend. Port Sunday I.
penf.v Angeles Cialisn and Wsfnes
w.dns. way ports friday I
Fridar
rort csrpsi.-rlndlow-r1ssier
,ocr, steamer Puget. Tor scam
..rv livingston. oarn b daily
sre.p, Iudlow 'kFlou. except I
e.tur.viwfarisr Townsend. Sunday
Evansville irondsis
snd Maddox
SATURDAY only
.ssy-, steamer ruret. forl ,eopm
iKinEvton Ludlow ana
SUNDAY Only
,ss.m steamer purrt. for tsepm
livingston. Ludlow and
way points
T,ood Cansi-t;smhis-iu
.nsar,i str Petlatch. forl ftsarn
80, ..panEor and all except
sunsav points on Hood Canal Monday /
STEAMER Kulshan viii call at For,
Townsend. nof'hoouho' SNiuroaNH
o,ty leaving Seattle ~ 10 y m
points marked - arc boat landings I
r,.s,nrera for these points and Tor
other boat landing points must make /
,h.tr own arrangements Tor landins
ara assume all risk and liability In /
making such landing Steamers pas. |
,.n,.r rate does not include boat land. 1
Ing charges
paFrags liability IL limited - wear |
ting apparel. not 60 exceed 500 for 1
vhoIe ticket $50 pounds allowed free /
steamer. and schedules subject TO
change without notice Freight 70.
oeiv.d daily for all points excepting
TnronN named In above schedule
Tickets must he purchased at ticket
office open IAN $50 a. m. TO 1900
midnight
ruGET SOUND NAVIGATION co. |
Ticket office, Colmsn Dock.
Phone Main 1909
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23-Personals

wfpoWEH. a.. ALONE. HAS HALF
interest "a 60 acres m Tioriaa part
planted to oranges. producing last year
500 boxes Want uninruuherrd LADY
Of suitable aEe Go tuy other half. OBJ
lsrt matnmany Give particulars firat
letter Asa. star
LADY. WITH AHAA.t WimtEs ~
fnect gentleman uith msana who has
not used homestead right and fond ~
stock raising Tfinnfa uasd not an
sscr inquire IA ititz Hotel. isis
Fourth ave
REFtNEp. HOME toVfNp AMNftcAN
sidaw Co. wuutd like 20 make the &C..
qualntnner % q respectable business
man between % snd 90. object matgi-
fn0ny 90 ujfiefs A.ts. star
Et.pEutY WHOEVER. LIviSe IL
the country. Wishes correspondence
~ith r sspsciabis lady % about %
oive fau particulars ia fret letter
object mairimenT. isaa MAR coibT.
wash
oct AcQUAfSrrD Hoctrrr'-NEr-r
iugs thursday evenings. ifis Eixhth
ave. APT y
nnutsrEnEp MtpwfrE-Nus VIII.
ieihsrH. Tols isth = ". Phone nal
lard 1857
brNvEN pYr WoHKH-isot tth ave
fee niN~EIt anpsu5inr dtshss wlihara
csfs Fsssnfh ana unioa
LADIES rs ruorAiE SAVE TINE ANp
money ~ eaiuns itsi% nruAawAy
AuVEgTIaENESTa ~ THIS COLUMN
eos, rrnta ger Ire, eAsh IN sfsancs
private fnatsrni,y home siei b Maaisoa
sAy1Ssg9l.s s, . 80. g, (, ~:
Manieuring- Massaging
MISS MARION nArHs: Ma
iar nsen :. iiis second ave
MASSAGE 1.,,',, "A q. r,, nAs g.
rss n. ors.a Hotel
GRACE POWELL i,.'h'' .' 'es.-
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DOLLY WAYNE s M..,asI ,. ara
- Elliott u-,-t lew rsss
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nassau. u. rm, It. efns. :. Green
Hotel
MARIE DEVOE NAseAaE.
Rsom -. isss PIKE. riiio,t Ha,si
MASSAGE CunrH MHTrMArfaN AND
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NEWLY OPENED MATHS AID MAS.
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--l.l.~----~~-~
24-Business Personals
KISS JEWELL MxSfcuRISo. iii.s
THIRD afffs 80.
MEsit nAGB REPAiREp tsi rKo.
piss BARK MA
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io-Male Help Wanted

Why do you
iufier when you
ean be cured ?
Do you need
help7 VIII you
ONE at once ?
We have pre-
-riptlons that
ure Rheuma
ism. Bladder
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MADAM HONOR WAS noRN

dria. Egypt she T. recognized a. tho
most wonderful phrsnoioFiat IN she
world lter readings VIII astonish you
as well ~ delight you she tolls pas,
present ana future correctly giving YOU
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iife near ana dear TO tho human heart
n In trouble she can help YOU Her ad.
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HoteI, Seattle, Wash.
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Address George y. Campbell ~ "
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WILSON WINS SACRAMENTO

SACRAMENTO. Nov. s.-Com-
plete returns from l27 out OF 15T
precincts in Sacramento county give
Wilson 1875. Hughes $3.50; John
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NaTTFH ~. p0Ft raIt. On t'lueft
s-crosa. panel doors ............t ttt
craftsman a.pansi Doors ........ its
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atxes light window .......... 's
saNtaNtd cottage front winfo~. z9i 40
bungalow easement sash ...... s. up
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Cupboard Panel doors .... IS
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! ply Cold seal Roofing ........ us
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AtNNN fFrt ssss-sstsss .sas+rsss INV
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i.bop feet ..,t.. s....s..s... ites
4 and sin. cedar sisinE. per
i.Qeo feet Observation-Disclosures. iee
o " WILLIAMS co.
phor. Main iasT 1913 First Ave
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

ViMEbfA - WOMAN's WAY TO
health without operations Literature
free 1t03 Arcade mas
0fRt- i5 TO tt. no TAKE ur AppiNd
machine means good salary Room
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22-Female Situation
YoUNd WOMAN. WITH SOME EN-
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r. not required. Maia tass
ApNEitrisENENrs Is rnta coLUMN
cost 70 cent word Per day SIS tn
sortipns for the price - 'v~ Insertions
wANrEp-ANY WORK THAT % uoN-
cradle Need u badly Phone Elliott
6f8NW. aak for Mills
~~~Nes~4~~~l~s~s~eNsNsNs
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SANITARY
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CtAtnVOYANT ASp FURENOtHGfgT
tt2 University between Firm ana Sixth.
TELLS paHt. present ana future. consist.
Ing business ana loyo affairs: advises
YOU about divorce cnHos and what VIII
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toll fun names of your iovor sweet
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are most adapted for Special readings
Il % Inrrnn nnnlIu I..nlnH
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MADAM WONDER

Tho mystic reader. san Franciuro worlds
fair leading phrenologist and business
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Hungarian ri1irvovant ana card reader
wlll tell your past present and future
40 charge " she docs not tell YOU tho
truth. Room 2. Elliott Hotel 106ik
Ilkc
TEST CIRCLE "WEDNESDAY AND
Thursdav night at o'clock. Cnrucu-
tore hall iGso Fourth. between Pine
and stewart Tho best medium IN tho
city
FULL GARD READfNG. go CENTS.
also mani@uring Plaza Hotel. Fourth
ave. room 70f
GERTRUDE JOHNSON CASCADE HO-
tel. circles Tuesdays. Thursdays Read
inEs daily. Main a42s.
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25-SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

RELIABLE GAItD NrAufNd FFEctAL
this week. o. 90 readings. CSC. toe 1917
hevsuth avs. side entrance
MADAM VELvA = aciENTiric cARD
reader itss seventh az. rooms and 10
ciRcLEs ruEabAY. fniDAT SUNDAY
evenings readings daily 1891 Third.
opposite postoffiss. Hotel Hrhee
ITiiE REApiNaH THAT CHEER Jar
gains TINS month CiairvoYaht ta2o
heventh ave ksiisEE'u the name
MADAM BRANDT HEADER. CARD.
paimis'ry. satisfaction. Apartment H.
set rlss 81
MADAM PAULINE - CfAiNV0YKSr
and trance medium. readings gunran-
tsed iit Olive Phone Main altt
MADAM rHr 80 HctENriFic CARD
rcadinE Davenport Hotel. itis Ftfth.
Main st1o
cAI., j,sAI5Is.g IT,. ~
Poor Rent Furnished
az o6-s-HooM FUnNisnEp HOUSE
range bath. Nas. electric flHhi paved
stFrsta fine piass for two Also t-feam
gStgS1lsess ~, ~, ~ IstssSs , cssIs
27--For Rent Unfurnished
it6to-s Huows PAsrEY hATF
LARGE yafd ssif iuh " Eiiioit tssi
tHooM corraaE WHITE cAniNEr
Kitchen. fireplace tie inciudiag water
Phone ballard itTt
QUEEN ASSE.-t ROOMS moT WATER
ana heat supplied. issto. ia1i Heepai
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2o-Unfurnished Apartments
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3i-Housekecping Rooms
NOTICE H~I-iIID ROOM" MD
NOT sEkEHrINO ROOM" cArds can
% bad at The EiAf office. frss %
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2o-Unfurnished Apartments
6---Rentals

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spaftmsnts can itss rishth ~.
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a.. ALONE. HAS HALF
interest "a 90 acres m Florida. part
planted to oranges. producing last year
500 tntes want uninrumhsrvd LADY
90 suitable aEe 60 huF other haif. OBJ
leri matfimany Give particulars firat
frffNF k.HF
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NOT 4 DOLLAR NEED BE FAtp Till
cured Asthma, paralysis. Tuberculosis.
worst cases 81 rheumaflurn and rrurifis.
drouHy. deafness. dyspspsis. acne Re-
uahIa treatment for pelvic diseases.
blood disorders. debility and other ALL
nsnts Dr MACY. 1o1 Episr building.
ftfA second Ave
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FOX TROT ana other modefn
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