11 research outputs found
Impacted Maxillary Canines - Etiology, Diagnosis, Radiologic and Orthodontic Clinical
No full textCanine maxillary teeth are aesthetically most dominant teeth which can present a smile as either holy or evi. They define the mouth’s corner, are involved in the aesthetic smile, maintain occlusal stability, and design the shape of the dental arch. As the position of the impacted canines is amidst vital anatomical structures like the nasal cavity and sinuses in the maxilla and mental nerve in the mandible, a thorough radiographic evaluation to determine the position of the impacted canines is of utmost importance prior to any treatment planning. By using a radiographic image, a clinician can clearly identify its location. The present paper aimed to determine the prevalence, etiology, and clinical diagnosis of impacted maxillary canines in orthodontic patients. Keywords: Canine impaction, Etiology, Inspection, Palpation, Radiographs, CT, CBCT, Transtomograph
Impacted Maxillary Canines - Etiology, Diagnosis, Radiologic and Orthodontic Clinical
No full textCanine maxillary teeth are aesthetically most dominant teeth which can present a smile as either holy or evi. They define the mouth’s corner, are involved in the aesthetic smile, maintain occlusal stability, and design the shape of the dental arch. As the position of the impacted canines is amidst vital anatomical structures like the nasal cavity and sinuses in the maxilla and mental nerve in the mandible, a thorough radiographic evaluation to determine the position of the impacted canines is of utmost importance prior to any treatment planning. By using a radiographic image, a clinician can clearly identify its location. The present paper aimed to determine the prevalence, etiology, and clinical diagnosis of impacted maxillary canines in orthodontic patients. Keywords: Canine impaction, Etiology, Inspection, Palpation, Radiographs, CT, CBCT, Transtomograph
The Complexity of Skeletal Transverse Dimension: From Diagnosis, Management, and Treatment Strategies to the Application of Collaborative Cross (CC) Mouse Model
No full textThis study investigates the significance of skeletal transverse dimension (STD) in orthodontic therapy and its impact on occlusal relationships. The primary goal is to enhance understanding and promote the integration of transverse skeletal diagnostics into routine orthodontic assessments. To achieve this aim, the study employs a comprehensive approach, utilizing model analysis, clinical assessments, radiographic measurements, and occlusograms. The initial step involves a meticulous assessment of deficiencies in the maxilla, mainly focusing on transverse dimension issues. Various successful diagnostic methods are employed to ascertain the type and presence of these deficiencies. Furthermore, the study compares surgically assisted maxillary expansion (SARME) and orthopedic maxillary expansion (OME) in addressing skeletal transverse issues. Stability assessments and efficacy analyses are conducted to provide valuable insights into the superiority of SARME over OME. The findings reveal that proper evaluation of STD is crucial in orthodontic diagnosis, as overlooking transverse dimension issues can lead to complications such as increased masticatory muscle activity, occlusal interferences, and an elevated risk of gingival recession. Surgically assisted maxillary expansion emerges as a more stable solution than orthopedic methods. In conclusion, incorporating skeletal transverse diagnostics into routine orthodontic assessments is imperative for achieving optimal occlusal relationships and minimizing negative consequences on dentition, periodontium, and joints. The study emphasizes the significance of accurate three-dimensional assessments and recommends the consideration of SARME over OME for addressing skeletal transverse deficiencies. Finally, the Collaborative Cross (CC) mouse model is also a novel mouse model for studying complex traits. Exploring the Collaborative Cross mouse model opens avenues for future research, promising further insights into transverse skeletal issues in orthodontics
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Manufacturing |
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Mean a Big Town at
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DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES,FRIDAY. JLXE 4. 1915.
Entertain For
Belgian Relief
(Continued from Pace One.)
from Cries, Mudel ROd Krelnlcr 1>
Frltwh, Rnd readlnc* at uric-lion
frirm Ilillwer-l.ytlon'd "'Richelieu'
nnd llxhter intrr'irctiiilon* like Kit
cenr Field'*, jioi-inc, mid ftlrrlni*
KprOM und poetry hy nurli author* n*
KipllDB and Vance Cook.
IfooNe Acts in Rutho<«d
Tho noBl recall I npiiparanrr- »t
Houne before ■ Iocs! tudtwce wni
hla portimya] Of PrlDP* John In the
rerent production of Alfred itowos'
"SherwrifHr- mi tiir gmttiida of tha
Stanford estate by ihe Stanford En-
Kllsh Club. Hit work In thin pari
wan rx<e|itloiinlli- -.-. Ml done. H-
waa n real villain of tbe dyed-lo-the*
wool n|af>clefl. nnd maintained thi*
role ronnUlcntly He htm been prominent In collage (inuiHillfH for ■»*/■
eral yeiim and m-hlev-nil coneldeP*
aide Hiiccefs In unuteiir thcMilan
work before coming to Stanford
Frltucli ha* freely given or hut
time nnd intent on inrmv nccaslona
At preMiu he in (earning several
i-Uiam of joiinj; vloUnlKln,
ArnotiK the tm>ti)ttern of the Sinn
ford HelRlan relief --uniinlltee wlio
are harklnr. Frit-..-), -ind Union- In
this chart table venture are Mm
Veri-nm Lyman KellogK. rhsl
Mrs. i*avici titarr Jordan, Mn.
1> Wight Allan, dean of women. Mm.
Harris J. It yen, and Professor Frederic C Woodward, dean or the Stan*
ford taw achool.
.i-jCubberley Will
Measure Oakland!
(Continued from Page One.)
Ooom ol B.g G-jn.,
Early Id April. H»!i a nob llrlng ut
UamtilrO.'ii. near MudHmtaih wtnttm Iti
tlic Speitetur, tmytufti "Ae I set read
luff the oilier n*lii I lieiinL or.
miliei fe'i. n Km. vli.ruiti.it t-i-i'tu *t->
rral Uioen rt'i-a-H'eU I tboilgbl al Dml
it <<-hh 11 miii.'i ran OMiwiif'tnu*1 i*
hiipl iht* itu'.-i' our rmitd iKiibmii
therir. Tlien * eutjuiUll nliui 11 idlgl''
I «* mid luriliMiih a rut, to llo- cblf-
mimicry nflb*ei ul ul« tiniii'- uhl:
Orion to mnke ■lire i in. then-fun
utile 10 mnil- (but Hie diiu-imr^a of thr
ori.iir. guua *m- dutivtiy audible
ninety •eten ■mime rabe- rr.itti ibe
1. in o, ibe "uiiii.i tiii-ii.i; aouie.. iiesi-
■ bout eleven mlnniei- lo travel lbe ill"
lance "
An e'en more remarkable Id-ihik*
of the ImroeiiKe distance nl •vlilcl, gun
fire enn !«■ liennl wan alTiirilcd ni rhe
time of the Freuch Tk-torjr tit l}(elu
bach Tbe booming of it>e emu waa
ili'-tim iiv beard on the horthrrn "lo|-i-
of iin- 1 -. i- «■ 1 = • ■-. ■- Alps far down in
HwllxarlgBd The dlttnin-e la J»i"i
elchiy miles a* the crow (lie*, and u.
tl/ia ca«e li i i be reinetnbt-red thai
Hie hTiinx "ere mu the 13 5 **•,*,»>
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All lh« local men havr relumed. j
In Qie Held work or the Salt Lake
City hun-ey Frofeiowir Ciibiierleyl
hlmanlf inv«»tiKited ihe general or-i
giinlintlon. nil rnlnlHtr.it Ion nnd '■
finnnce. He collaborated with Bn-j
perlntendent VnnSU-kel In einmln-,
Ing tbe eon re en of Mud? Bl»d work'
of Inalrncllon
I'rofeftnor Terinan itiaite a hhtI.iI I
Btudv nf the arheol hultalngi. bf-j
gteole condliloioi. medical iMiwctloj)!
and the In-trio-ilnn given In hygiene
Profeaeot Heme iroted tbe children
in rendntf: writinj* rvaiiifKWltlAfl. j
spelling and in uinttiory and reamn-j
in< problems ir arithmetic In the»e '■
Ir-nta he aaa aaalaled by Mr Wll-'
llama, wbo aiao teeted ibe eyealgbt
or the .-h^dren nint ulnrfled tie*
»t-*i(K.l» and elaaiie* for atyplenl or
unoanel c-htldren
The field work of the mirvey lanl-
rxi thee* w*>«K. May l-n to 2S—and
ckfi«« nvatmunl until mldnlgbt l|
■ir\.(ia and (oniprehenalve
intwetlKetloo \tn.tlier month Will
W rnniitrM in the work oT tithiilnt-
lag *n4 vtatmx rrnu.it in be printed |
f^r u*«e b« the board of education j
The Avenue of Commonwealths at the
Wonderful Panama-Pacific
Exposition
ml .-lltlei
lMmrf.in<-ti( Meet" Negd
Tti*. Stanford department of edn-
raiii.n meet* .% tfti-iit need in iirrann-1
11.K l«. make ibe*.e illy Hurveyn.
Reptdl) -crowins e|tlen find them-i
selves nnitrnjieil w|ih school dlfllcul-
iiorj Hint an- nliiMwi in'lamprohotul"
lib* to rlllzen roiiinillteeM or bonrdN.
KoUllnic bin it i-oiii'iiit'le Hrlentlfle ea-
lltnelC >•rrt Hlllliorltlen run
xbou ii i-iiiDiiitinll) where It Htnndn.
anil uhnt iniiKt l>e done m snve
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inkm of the altltatton there
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■nt ni-ii hrtiiKi. li nrvntni reputa*
n ■•< ,i nui-fill far tor In I tie ROlU* j
n of i.mrtlral iirvbleros than lhe
f i-iliK-atlon Cubberler:
nnil.' ilearhniided iirne-,
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Phone 350K 270 University Ave.
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Corner High St. and Lytton Ave.
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In n lot of xbn.ly iluidulul trnn-tiiclloiia.
niul >ei hi' it ui'vur enught. Pokua-
Tlist'a Jntt Uke KIhImIuIi I ieiiieml*er
when "e were it'y and a tin car* we«
I lo t*e tle,l tw n dug'a lull PIUMUl. Waa
nhmya I lie fi-Ibo. U'llii held lbe iloj: -
l.lfe.
Exchange For
Pah Alto Property
l.o« Alio.-, ranch o( i.l aeres. onc-
.tiiif to full-bearing pnioea nnd eoi"i
|ive.roon* h«u»e. barn. »eH. cbirVon
I ;'otiHi-«, ptn QDOul Irnoine flcBi of
luVtrt. 1'iiee i:.:.nti.
San Jte 2fl icret south ot Sen
June on blghwnj. one-rourlb mile lo
m hoot, tbrfla-fourths mllr* to MaU<m
level Ntllmani Mil, good water plant
-oiiie o.tk trees, no improve tee nt*
j *.-.nfoi mortgngij li.r.flo
V. V. HARRIER
UW In I vrn.lt y Avrnne. l>'o Alio,
tjg«n§|jg)
llA'I'llMtlKS IVsl'KtTKIl l-HKK
si.i|. ,,t .nil do.n everjf «eek or two
and •ft n* |..,,v nl v..-ir alorege bat-
Unprecedented June
Opportunity Sale
Including: all
Colored Wash Goods)
and Underwear Lines Throughout Every Department
COMMENCING TUESDAY MORNING JUNE FIRST. WE WILL MAKE
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS ON ALL OUR COLORED WASH STUFFS
INCLUDING VOILES, PLAIN AND FIGURED CREPES, FANCY SWISSES, LACE-CLOTHS, PLAIN AND FANCY CREPES, RICE CLOTHS
BATISTES. COTTON AND SILK CREPE DECHINES AND RATINES.
Notwithstanding ilic fact that we have recently held one of the most sucesshil
sales in the history ni our business, yet we will give to our customers the usual
June opportunity which so many"have become accustomed to look for.
BIG REDUCTIONS
on all utir miliums ami short
ends. \V« need vhc room and will
make prices thai will move them
dill in quick rirch'T.
1.3 off—Silk Remnants— 1-3 off
and silk mixtures 1-? off
i Hit--hall i«l> "ii all dirt's* gwn.il*;
,111*1 \\«ui|cii ii'innant-
1 hie ."in iii "ll "U all ,'",i'-ii
rt-mnam - ilK.lh.it.fJ L.'in,.,hani-,
percales, outings, gnt:i.iCas, lineua
-trim-., ari <li.iI'Ciit-^. ;iml vvluilc
)• mt.ds— which an- sliml Icnf-Inl-
(r«.m the ln-vl panaris "I • *tir
M-n-k.
PARASOLS
Ladies and Childrenr Parasols
One-iotinh nflf oi our entire line oi new spring style parasols,—-a good as>ort-
ment ni solid shades ami fancy novelties, new style handle;*, new liberty hell and
Tokio Tops, new shirred effects—25 per cent discount i" close.
LADIES' UNDER VESTS
Mercerized lisle—low neck and sleeveless—Irish crocheted lace tops, regular
1.25 and SI.50 grade, (Ml sale at 75c each.
At 1% a pair—ladies lace and embroidered lisle Hosiery in tan and pearl grav.
A limited number oi pair to close at 1% a pair.
LADIES' SILK WAISTS
Ladies fine white lingerie and colored wash dre>-e-. to close at hall price.
Taffeta silks anil Moires from S5.00 l" S7.50 each "ii -ale to close at ^8e each
Trunks and Suit Cases
tj and traveling hags at special price
reductions. \\ t- have just received from ihe east. ;i new line of solid
leather *-itit cases and hags fully
guaranteed, in si vie. workmanship
and wearing qualities. Xew line
fibre and matting cases on hand and
the ever popular Ratine cases.
flflendenhall CL
Says utile Awtwe: AiKWo .*
iru-ati, .-i a.-irn *-inht ch«ai>ei than r<?-
|M|rn riHii'H wli> l rail <.n » WH-
laril Scrvli'v SintUiti otir-i* In n
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1 ■*■■ Palo Alto: Fair tonight I
mnt\ fUtarday.
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VOL. ja.
PALO Al.TO. CALIFORNIA, I'RIDAY, DECEMBER n, hk*.
NO. 136.
■man mi'
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The Ladies
of the
Episcopal Church
Invite you to attend their annual fair and
entertainment this evening at
Jordan's Hall
at 8 o'clock
Admission 25 c.
You are requested to bring the whole
family.
wmtmmmmommmmmnomoemmmmmmmmmnmmmi
PAU) AI/TO .VKWH l.KTTBR.
Usst Wslnuts from Santa Barbara—ao blaachlag matter on tban
—Only at Compton's. j
RUEF IS GUILTY ASKS DAMAGES FOR GRAND OFFICERS
OF BRIBERY DEATH OF SON VISIT K. OF P.
AND TAKKiS SIX 11A1^.
All aorta of saw Dr; Beans now '■.
ID-Mmaa. Cranberry. Pink. Butter,'™*- '* ,,v ****** ***** **** HOI Its
■mall and largo White and Kidney j
-Comptoa'a.
m*m**tm**m
Make aome Biscuits wttb a com*
blnatlon of our clean Bran—n
Baby—-and Oraham flour and 1
bow good youTl tool. Comptoa'a
Now Fiab --Salmon- Trout, Sordini-*. Bloater* and Herring—all In
bulk. Complon'a.
Try our
with wax
ton's
Home Bread, rorerod
paper—-sanitary. Cotup^
Foreman IWfMMia K*j» it.. Jbi*.
Hi'-i-tiii-il iiMiTi. ut _If.hu.
tAltOl. HVSdS WAS KM.1.1 _JI BY
FAM.INCt FHOM IsAIIBKH A
VKAB AOO.
r.impUtiil III.it.. Carrlrtta ILn.1-
ling nn thr I'art of the
Defendant.
Homemade Mincemeat and Mince ♦
We*. Complon'a. j X
Homemade Candy at Complon'a. j I
If you want tho boat quality and J
beat variety, tbere la a plae* where' ♦ dWvilort.1.
.you at-o sure to get them, namely,!*
nmiTON'N.
Mammoth Queen olives—Dell-
clous Compton's.
Professor Doane
Speaks on "Tahiti" j
Itu. I t f.t-l„,| |ty i.i.lm .
A Int.- mt-BMgi' r t Haa *
IV-llHl-si. »Ulm I hill ||i,r,. |. J
>" trvth la tbr minor that Abr *
Itai-f |m-| I-,.mmi 11.it »nirl,l. *
his. morning. ,
Ab* Har. ..........t lu/i-ry »lgu ♦
IhU mortilnu that hr t%m* |rnfr i
il 1-. alght nf anguUlt in thr 41
"umj mil Hta PF** ***** ♦
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ii.hiIi its- |.r.ii..un. ,'it -i>.l •
He wim X.,-fA la *
tillirr . "in |. I- #
» mryr. and In- htttl mi wort) tn ♦
♦ *ay alien ..-.-.ikf.i-t ....- MlTftl *
. U> him. Aboat tu oVIorb H. it-
Willi !.'.,| I1111tl.1l lr..iii
ii a. 1-Hi-ill. wiM noa htm.
imt Ihr Iwo hail m tm.-i ron-
t* t-i-m. . - r..l«t."> Hutu nlng
th*. t-mr*- of art Ion 9 It Ink-
rn Mhrn ltl.. I In laken to
( '■.in iimi
MiwnntiUe thr I"".. ,.f the
graft \rt—tt iitlo-t ore* itrtrr-
inim .1 in full.,., up ihr liclnri..
it..". ■ Initiomtw tni fttr itl-li
iw-w -.nn-il.. or go tn Jail.
♦ IMWIIIMIfilll
HOLIDAY
SLIPPERS
Slippers make
pleasing gifts. We
have the largest and nicest assortment of Slippers we have ever shown.
--
Be sure to stop at our store on your shopping tour.
Kid and eh
Slippers
Moccasins
3 .iofts—
Profeeaor H W. Doane. of Stan
ford, gave au Intaroattng talk oa
Tahiti'* at tbe uie* ting ol tbr Menu
Clab of tbe Methodist Church laal
nlgbt. Ou the flr-.' of July Profee-
snr Doaae sailed from San Fmnrlo-
• 11 on the Bloomer Mariposa and arrived at Papeete.' the principal eity
of tbe Island of Tahiti, wblrb la la
latitude IE dogma aouth and 8.H00
mllea from Ban Franciaco. luat In; ♦ tee's vote on ami
lime to att nee* tbo native eel*hra- J • l*-»l',*_l*r*?
tion of the fall of thr hostile on tbe.
Mtb of July, ror Tahiti la a Frencb(
possession
Mr Doane remained on thr Ulead
six week* and Investigated a certain;
srale Inaert whlrb waa destroying;
tbe co. nanui palm* He distributed
a certain parasite, wblcb lt la believed will In time deatroy the ecale..'
this bring the objert of bla trip
Ttw Crime.
Ttw crime of which Ahe
Huef sfii.sit.l- convicted |» ihr
ittaklnij of aw offer of a IMOOO
iiriis.. •„ fni-nt. r hupt-rt laor John
3. 1 hi. 1. to in Hn. in ■ tl., Ut-
■ti.---« nin..
r nut Una
* to (hr 1 tiM.-l lUllroada an in*
* ' rin .nl In.H, . rr.ui.l.i-. fnr
, tltr i.|H-r,iti.in nf rertaln nf Ita
• lln*-. In aod mi r i-i-rtaln iir.i'1
* la tbr rity ami niuitty i.i" Haa
• I'raii'-lisui
♦ **■*♦ ♦♦*>♦*>♦ •*>♦♦*♦•♦♦*♦♦♦♦
Kor the death of ber son Carol
j through an accident which occurred
j ou Dacembor 13. 1»67. while he
j waa rmphyed by C. E ChrUtenaou
j and John Darling In tinning wont
j oa tho Palo' Alto Preabyiarlan
j Church. Ur*. L, B. Synon haa
j brought suit against her son's em-
i ployara for the aUm of 1,100.
It U alleged In thr complaint
1 (lied yeaterday ibat C. K. Christen*
1 aon caused thr young man to aaa a
j Udder that waa unOi for aaa. am)
as a result young _*rnnn full, to tha
pavement below and later died.
- The plaintiff atlegra na^lceaea
Ion tho part of tha overseer. Chris*
j lenson. In that after holding and
. steadying the ladder for a time he
, abandoned tt. which aet waa Iba
; illritt .ause of the accident.
' Tbr son was at the time 20 years
! of age aad was the sole comfort and
>u|..Kjrt of his widowed mother.
j WllUnl. ft wart. Kerroll and Mr-
! (intern of Palo Alto are the plaln-
: tiff's attoreeys.
i.IUMi 1 II .M I.I.UHt U HiNFIV
I M' l.KAVti HRKPICR (IF BRC-,
(Hlim HFIIAPPXKH HKHK-
KcJ-MN* Kvrwtwg t^mrlwdra WMh
a lUnqwel at Which Atltlreaara
-Are Ma.lt- by VUltor*.
moat enjoyable banquet waa
aerrad .at the conclusion of tbe regular session of the local Knights of
PythUs Lodge last evening Tha
feat 1 villa* were In honor of tha rMt
of the grand officers to Palo Alto.
Grand Chancellor W. D. Wagner, of
Ban Bernardino, who U alao aaora*
tarr of the state hoard of railroad
rommlkslonera. and Grand Keeper of
Records aad Beal Hermann flebaff-
ner. who U now serving his twonty-
Iblrd vear la that ofllce. ware tha
gueals of tbe evening.
A. S. 1'mphreys. past chancellor
or Palo Alto 1-odgs, aeied aa toast-
master and the visiting grand oA-
jcers treated tbe brothers to able and
, interesting talk* on Ibe history and
purposes of Ihe order. Tba KnlghU
j of Pythias were among lha very flrat
of Ihr fraternal ordrr* to organise
here, and they bold tbetr early *ee-
sloos In old l-ortrw* Hall Tha local lodge la In a very flourishing
condition
Last Religio-Science
Lecture Tonight
l-nifr-Mor J, fl. Ilodgrr Will Hoar
in-HHiir al Prr-tiytrrian
("hor*--*-..
Abe Ititef. who once held the gov-
•-rnment of Saa Kranclsro In Ibe hoi
low nf hla groedr inilni. Is now a
condemuad felon. A Jury has pro*
nounrwd lexally the vrrdtn whlrb
Tbe speaker eiblhlled a Urgej f|w ^^ ,___ w ^^ ^
number or photographs, among them. the man who at bis first trUI said
a picture of the aquator. sperimeasi tbat he was guilty bas now heard
of wood aad example* of nallvo ,h-» *or* ***oe* by twelve maa
handiwork.
Th* annual ain't km of lh* office™
ot lb* club resulted as follows:
Presidani. A. M Cuthbertson; vice-
president. J.
h 11 Stover;
ler. chairman of social committee.
A. W, Bell, chairman of membership committee, it \v Doane: chairman of Christian work commltt**
A. F Itogers.
"worn >o nifii out tn him nothing
but even-banded Justice,
Tbe verdict waa returned at 3:'._
o'clock yeaterday artemooa. alter _
period of suspense Uatlng almost ox*
nrtly twenty-four hours, Jaat
New Invoice
of
DINING ROOM TABLES
Just Received
. ~(s" af
Call and See Them
1
McKIBBEN-BEAL CO.
Phone
12
222 University Ave.
PALO ALTO
r .in- iwenty-iot
Wlllard; aeeretary.l frlead. of Justice were beginning
~ Dene- despair. -Five bal lota were had before an agreemrnt was reached.
A great crowd, which the walls
of Carpenter's hall could by tin mean*
contain, had been watting airier ear-
it morning, nol with standing the fart
tbat the moat discouraging report*
were current and a general Impress-ton that a dbutgreement was more
thaa probable. The air was heavy
and vitiated; lh* prospect • of any
Cottagt-, or bungalow wanted, by! good newa extremely thla; but the
one person, fof a month from De-,!«,1«t multitude watted on like
__ ___, , , . , __. -the leaders of a forlorn bop*. Many-
cembrr 16lb. complrtely furnished.; w„# BUOi,,n(, (n ,he aisles, and lh-
Addreas Upton Sinclair. Carmel. Cal. j vestibule and the sidewalk Mf*
' parked wltb hutBOBlty. Vet tbaae
■ ware but a handful comi-arM to the
jthouaanda who waited and watched
! throughout the city for the last act
i of the great drama of Justice which
had been pUylng alare August It
1 Wben Judge lawlor finally . a»-
'|.ruled 'he bench 11 wa* exncil- l*.9f*
o'cloek by tbe watrb of the otflcUl
rlerk. titter slUace prevailed aa tbr
mandate of the court was delivered.
"I deelre tbat the strictest order
j lie malautoed In the courtroom,'*
aald Judge U«!"f la quirt, but tm*
preaetve tones "Any person who Is
j guilty of any form of demonstration
iwlli. be severely dealt with "
The clerk read the verdtci aloud"
"Wa. the Jury. And Abraham Ruef.
th« defendant In IhU action, guilty
no charged In the Indictment herein."
"Silence. Sllenre! Sit down'
' Keep your seats'" rrted balf a doxe_
ofltc»rs as the crowd balf roe* to it*
feet aad seemed about io break Into
: spontaneous eheera.
Hrorntrti Jnbn->on'* Il*-inark«.
"The oae Incident which did more
ito deUy ibe verdict than any other
i that took place during tbe trial,"
isatd Foreman McNamara aa he was
fileavtag the boUl last algbt. "waa
J the concluding argument of Hiram
Johnson. We were meeting as gwn-
I tlemeo. and nat 11 rally reaeoted M«
attempt to hulldose us." -.
' Wants c-ttagr Here.
BENWELLS
Novelty Theatre
Program lor Friday and Saturday
"David Garrick"
The lemons pUy
By a Wommi Wit
An F.xceltent ITsma
A WorKman'5 Dream
A Splendid Stery
Housccleanin^ Day
A f\ooA Comedy
The Mttmiiifr's
Daughter
A Oood Story
Illustrated Song
N.-tlilug cheap bat the ptrtce—
10 <■■■■'*
Ai Uu- ctir.lHilan Church last night
Professor J, o. Rodger continued
his course of lecture* la th* religto-
sclentlflc InatltaU will) an einosl-
tlon of th* -luesllnn. "la Fslth R*a-
sonabls?" He pointed out tba
striking rases of confidence shown
I by men In the orderliness of nature
I aa shown In the construction of
■ bridges, engines, tunnels, subms-
" rim. telegraphs. Ifa argued that
; this lendency to trust In things an-
seen Is perfectly reasonable, aad thai
the ground* for faltb fo Ood are ae
1 substantial In many caaea as tbe rea-
i sons tbat prompt men to confident:*
la groat undertakings In thr -physical
1 world.
The closing lecture or thU course
; will be given tonight at the Presbyterian Church, at 1:1(1 o'clock. The
{subject will be "Does Science Offer
jany Data on the Afler-I.lfe*"
Ot-gan Pi-iisp-am*.
'II f. BlodgeU. Organist 1
Sunday. December llth. Congre-
iN.im.sl Church. 4 p. m..
1'r.i.tud'um, A minor Bach
Andante Cantsblle from Sons!a ln
A iu: ... WMor
Th* Passing of a Hero (from Sonata. Op. It) Beethoven
Angel Trio, from "KHJah"* .
Mendelssohn
S'octume la V. flat (requested)..
Chopin
Tertelto fr«n "Attlla." "Te aot
quest Aolma" (requested). Verdi
l_etster Ftnehllag (requeetedl.-.
Orle«
Grand Fantssl*. d major ... . Banh .
Wednesday. December Hth. Alt
Saint* Churrh. 4:30 p, m.:
Mimic of the Spheres—.Rubeastetn
Serenade Jenaeu
Adagio from Sonata In A flat. . .
Ilhi IlltllTglT
Oavolte from "Mixtion" . . . .Thomas
Coma-anion. O major "requested)
Battete
Aria. "Repeattr" Oonnod
I'atiMiN* Aatlew C'tMalag Her*.
Cpion Sinclair, author of "Tha
Jungle." the hook which created
sucb a furor two years ago la eipoa*
lng the had conditions of the Chicago stockyards, is advertising In The -
Times ror a fariiUhwl cottage ta
Palo Alio. He is now at Carmel
and Is gathering material for a naw
book which trjy Include a chapter*
with local coloring.
The
UNIVERSITY BAZAR
Mim HAWAII, l-roprtrtur.
SPECIAL SALE
Choice Japaneee AaHtpw*
Rare Worka af Art
Pine China and Cmbroldet-y
NOW AT 2U Uilversify Avciic
Hear Rjnmws Street.
Tcirphone AI6X.
eeee*e*******s*s qeeo *■*■*■»
Special Xmas Offer ;
We will pay tbe axpreas *
■ bargee on oor Olace Fralt la i
two-pound boxes aad Urgrr lo .
any part of the t'nlted States. J
This offer Is good only from 1
December 10 to December 16. I
Our OUce Kfu« la abealata- 1
ly the finest upon the market.
♦ and 1* being aold by nearly all
1 the leading confectioners oa
a the coaat taft rear. Tou caa*
_ not send aaytbtng to yoar
J eastern friends that will be
* more highly appreciated. ' lt
J is packed Id burnt-wood boaee
4 wllb local designs, as usual
♦ I-rare your ordrrs early. Ks-
I pre** shlpm— ta rrq«lre sev*
* eral days luss_re at Xmae Oxmm.
j WILSON'S
Crockery
l Important Announcement
SUITS PEES-ED -Z*5-c»
t (Wmmeorlag Monday, Xovemlter Olh. THB THRKK I.ITTLK
t TAIIjORS. XB9 rnlversity avtmne. local bennch of the F. Thowiai
Dye Works of Son FnuscUco. will clma aad prre* emits for SBc
Suits Gillcd For and Delivered
:
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Fmonx «sn.
t ****** * t****m***o
..**••*•••••*
tiom la the time to be looking ap IMshn* for CbrUtmae. We
hav* opened mf aaana alee Harilaad. Drop la and look chaw
over.
For a Few Days
We are offering a -pedal In a flve*plecr aet for bedroom. lawk
at the window.
Yon can alwaya depend nn the qaallty and pric* of *nr t*n*
'rrie.. Yon will never know tbe satisfaction of tradi_« watll
you have tried ns for one month.
T***-I.Kl*ONE 78 If not row* en lent to roM* to tha Steer.
SALLOWS & RHODES •
raoran.
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i t. *!y < -il d _
aj.;.!,. ii.'*'luii-lu*.* V-iii
ILatika from her. film took e..tyibii„; at
a malice of conn*. .When .I.u wa* nb.nU
: 00 year* • Id, ■■'■■■ i- • k a notion her ball
wa* lou this, rnn.t tba m-i*I hav* a »lit I
lVin.iii IlKlulUrfl) etrl.-fl before mw M(tuc.| »ltb l.r.laH ll dldirt do any
uf ll." t-1-j.llt-loiil. 'i'i i.nto tlm «'.*■ , Mioitaat hav- brr l.nlr trimmed
.riliir" T.-k III. /U. U.e B...r«..;r«t Ml. , ,W1 „„,, , ,X,„, w,.lbrra m,bjt-
sfc.ii. y.ui tWal Keep qul'l! I halo I liia ..l',Ulka loVitiw, air. what dlltclw*
K-„r*r -t.iu.it ■na'iili.ii. hurt to 1*1 «m ,n „,, _,\.—-\
.U.i*h -r W.»U )«* bar* takes m* Iw i «wt,at dlffesfrtK** m*-w y«ir «-j|. It
U,. it..*-ri-rt-" made a dlfTer.-i.tw t.. me'ul »*C4, tint and
"|lafdlj.*-*rr.'replied ihiydBorr. Mil. a _ _,,_ | Jjul u. buy licr «-.<■! •-. Uinuj'-aiit*
l,r..*.ltu.Hf . p.,, |,yir,t[ lo anil brr. ami *'h*u yuu'v*
-Nu, i*iii-i|» «* ■ I- ■*• tuotln my , WOTn . «,,<lt«hlla Ha dca.l .l-W \VU»
Mlcsar*! or.r to 'he b*A»|-aUn MfH^hlf ^^ nt„IMMr ,„, hfcinr. |.'tn*ll» *b-
bullcnO, 3'.i....i..lt.lf„Vdli,l-ir I*l>rly f-A a iK*sion abr',1 I-nH*r cMi.fortoblrK
g«.l,-aa.u'1 lt» IHdHwytnt-aumportbi. „„. ,(rlir llln, „„.„„„ |„r b.-atl wa-^ent
wakabwlf' ' . ' 1 dour off, To liuiu.ir iu-r I lai fir*-*) b.-r
. -."If*ban)iot*ll. itm.l all **.ran.l lUaiw! Iraa.-lntn m.4
"IrtooJoo lb- «orn*» lookln aroontl to ,](<k fc. B njn.ni i«n. lihBa-ww*! tollk*
mmmbHbaX- I **aa l»*i or -not wb™ a l.s-y tb# f^rlli.K "I ll, ami I b*'l in *ha*« b«»
>tll< 'Oil a lalb ; j^,,, r^nimriy on™ a intk tot a iiii.nl li
,£: r^iXZr*. ' '" "">*""* ""'or Utunii'l Umii I-llf n week. Il mily
&, {f9\ ,"**f"1' M,*",luf ai.-i.-t.* 1..f '.»lr u,.,» f*.l-r ami (bicker.
"V JJ^^ f""- J0" *malt - l had to k«-p boyliiK wn * l«» (■■** li-r all
natba«a*«ayoK. isj, rjinr, t„s nUnJ ymi. Tht* wtot o* tot
Too km tn*a*t,ta mjr.rlrr l%xt, ,„,„ ,lK. t ]IHI| n mil an.d
cither uf cm wllti .,;,,,., „,v rj^i,, nr|„_ f. ruiililu't .liam Ii.t
a two toot lulu.., hni(| ,„r ,1st „„!,.. ami .In. -nmililn't 1.1
''-»--■ Ibiy. aromi.t brm ,,„!„[,, ,u. ,[„ (,. A. ll.r .-n.l ttt tlml
asm cblwkl-1 *> tln^aaba ludarprpof bair a*lblckaml
Inn. rks»" . ^-jumifcm x- i >u. ,< « *L j'.. only It waui'l
^■h^ "kta, Iflnil 'tn n, |„„„, y.ui Liiin.,Bi..| it »iucL .tra lulu
■ ff**m^ *^!\ ', ....... "•ipn,""ITminrirt»i--tiiiIit»r,-i. PhasqaUo"
C*M*la la IW Irtwu D*a*H.'
Tba* orlsfl aal tt\nn <ssam«J- men brnaght
toU.;*..-.ut.trj alii" it-t■;•*..■■-- ot tha
• llnitwl Siali* Bovcfiimeot betum tb* war
furtli-iiiirij-*a(rf |«rklnn mllHaryNom
, ...!,-. ti..i ilas.wrt I ».'»• o*rd tor thai
, purpr** loc iwu or it«*« jrn*rv It «u
tvood im*l lha pebble* airl bo**W«r» nn
toiaririr fur ll.Hr flat. Uti <"bll* tbry ilh)
aa thnj r*.tilicil tl|n f.«aliHl* lb*lr fnl br-
tAiii. M *ore"thnt It.*) "«* unaWa to
tt»rl. aril -Sttilij-ic* *■•" tntwd lota*,
J'.ir a uuuilarr ul ?'•**** Hi"- w**'*« W
Willi., nnii iIiiuukIi tl.. |.iirt uf Hi" i!t—it
Icwlttdi Ihcy mniKtl. ami a. thn Imtlmit
wm rmtf antlanUUaaa jL.-ii lUu ibry
. arte t-t Ittts,-*..,.! MKfl -iU*"* tl.» l**l
fa* ).-ti». wbui 11**J tiatl li.ti,-*«tl to
iw-ii Hind IW. ' Ul.r on. Ibr; bvuuna a
, w.tinrul atinuyaiKr tu tl." pru.|a*ilora 00
atxvual.( tba (»ar tba U-irtrm ba.1 ut U«ni.
, ami tbry Ls-pia h.Uta-{ lha ts»mli,
I will teUKtnbat the lint Um* 1 law
, Ibtn 1 ..aacuiiiinu *>.r*i*» (nun tbu Culu-
tj 1 ll.i II-u.j.iii 11..:.. ■.:. f...i. w;i!. tu>■
(iipplir-* and ookitiK ui.ik-114 (*!■ !*.<! oa a
bum.thai bail *«*a luo^ -*r»i<a la Ibat
Lite u-1 Imi..n.*w. I *a*w-:yi>r.jT,.|«| a itb
■>t iim lintlinc iiiitlMinii.liiit lotMuk for a
ilay -'"1 ■■>•■'■■ tin. animal wan pnrttr
twItoltmn-K-aiOMBl Llm to krcp blm
Wr W*fW .••iniiii[ (i.t-uiji. a (aal -.[.sii.*-
.J «i..i*-'*.*-l iili i -i* luul. ..-. i..yl.-.,al
wL-ra *ii>hl*-nlf ibr burro .t-rpt-*!. riU«*l
Lit I-- .1*1.: t-*tr a *:.^<-. mul <**i:d t.il»
Uca I., n.l ball a mil*. I ib.c.-ni il muat
Iw liulidii*, nml Ibro-'liiu A caMtiiliiD inlo
niv VVliH'liiwtir I i'.'- - "" ' ■" I'"' l..-ii*b.
l-v,rtnu..v*-rtbaU>pol tlw »»«!* I mwo
aaw ibatAificUroiiiiiitcwiib ll.-lr pKUliar
■ainalriit iiii,.i.'i«ii.i,- -i'i -b-.r bc*Ml*
'Tb«I li'irtu i-ilm.**! iik.i.i llli'liiati I
tsm.lrv.r--.il bun .bun U-f.-r*. .ual I Uu
uottltliikanjW-ta in Hi- tunniry Cuold
!-»*r'j*ilTtin bjiu MjrpHk In*** la Ibc
tiiM HOj-.iii-, an.l riital, bran*. "4l« .ml
u-il. »..,.. «.iimi»l tur th.. ,iillhv-C„r.
Sail Finuj I*. v Cliruoiitl*.
^ "Ami «y. cm n-urrany uf Ii.t-*l«.. Tbr hrt*ilt
;- tltiu.*! Hm "iant 'I j np t*r**_k ***** uk- a porruplw-'a qnllU.
(ail mysUiKl. nm Ju-,!, mnillon ihl* tu *i«,w **bat ntn lm
llared ! am„. mjiib atoap ami * tamr. II jmi would
' li.ii! I* ll( III } Illltt illlll ill" I'll k
;.l w-liiafflcml wllha((oo,|r«.
i*ra, *(ill onl.i Iii* ;
ir a l-ntlrr. would
IlKbi.
.Hlflt
It till
Hi|-| nut irll «b*l llir dwiiso wan. I
only WneW (bal MM nwfnl iiiriamorpb.^f*
bait ui-i.ti «.n ul.;™i li.ihl* lha asppnr-
-waWMK^CkUHitc.1 -wit:
l|adlb*iagrlil can-ti.anmdr ur -.*.*
It -Minplyl nlil. ,wa. 4. . I' Nu, tbl* wa.
not;ilFatb. iwt inv <lentli. fur I could teal
Taa atll In*-* at eetrylhtng breamt uttme
BpplllillC.*nli1-*TrirtlIir inUu U.'J»; Ifc.i
I knra- nut nbtit ll ivn-mir whener it oai.i.-.
1 IrW lu .linrL. lurtirlp,
Ai«i«lirr'tliMiiWiVaii*l I .Buul.I «■• ni*l.l(
—*k. what n Hw-utfliV—if I wcrr nt* mad
already., Ttil*. U.m. wn* lb* iiwa:-i*k ul It
With a "tktI wttagr IbamWrf" 'H*r
Lur liiiii-rlf l""t* rnitn bl. . uvironm-ut
ami ru.linl from llic mt,
•■Tl.,.1'-. aUUniliuuisk. n mini H.-I-. fnr
lr*inii l» il" iwiii" f.-IJait.' Iviuii a |t-.*l
tnrn.'.ald tb- tsfcfcrfnl |.-,Ali>K rititm,
«imklht"t'i!«'.i'ii**lt»l""'diirai.liini:an-
; oilirr.Mraj'.—'■lil.*"it'i Tribttm-.
(t)l'l Imt III* **ll*»*.
An ulal ull»T wnauna wreck III Ibr Bar
uf Ili'tiUitt. !'.t7 tin*** J»jh all linii.li li i.l
Uiu bi|i|.Uwl.tt|.m' tti- tlt-ck.vl HiclrdU
tili!**! thip, ami nuw tbey wr-rv UU-.g
•*a>lkt*l ■ H '■**■ by oo*. Tbr c.ctaln bad
Jti^ b-.li tatnrd nway. >*)* Ibr n.i
Alxuit nn tioui iifirrwanl nnutlit<r wavr
carried uv-rl.artl tlio .lilp'a luawniil,
wbo waa a I'.ir-.^ awl like .t ll.i. in iL-
Hi*jrm**l of I tier., bml «*.!! nluh dune
fit httn, fnl Lo bad lied Minimi in* mvk in
n ...n. I... ut atl**r plattiwnrtba
mmi A WERHAND IN5PECTK1H.
A C.r.1.1 |-r*«dur. I* l*m*AI*« r***wb
*.i. .,-.. i. al VemVortt.
fatly th- ntlmr mnrnlnn the *ii|»rln-
lemi-;,- .1 the pltr ot the Frnnh ha* o(
ttramcr* «lr[>[«,] ont ot bi* otHet and tta**
taUIIIUUIIJlauVitnrtnr Wl rop* al tba
mtranoa Tba dMp tone* ol ill* hiK Hnnc
had linidly »ittprd -KH'irhcmilnR wliwn -
h.t ..f in.... .1.1,1 In l.i.'.i-n .-lei.-*. *aii->
Ii.i.I brtn*l|iii>i;ldlr rn thr»trlnu^irrr*o(
IhrnrlKbl.jrir.K wbarv**. JUm-Md up and
mo*td in-.id the I-'icimb p>i. A* lln y
i.iu.r t"ii''.lnT tbry foriurU Ib line, two
at.rr.-t, ami ninmlinl In tliruuuli ibe en
li ..i.u. iiitioili^t, t-.ie .VtHnmannf tbrtn
*pokr, nnd all looked a* calm ami IndtSrr
. i 1 ** Is.■■■>^b It.s* .:r.u»r iiisiIuiUiin'
t(i-T)t1ay miurrcnnr. A* tn'rf «amt nmlrr
Hi* eye*.of thr *ti|wlfnl*ntli-ul l|iarn|**«irr
nr.liiscd lha| hhiis of ihciu luuktd anxlon*.
TL* mi»rlp'-ndcnt bad bb «jr* died
an a ttitnafanduin knt In wVIck lip
pt-nrrd a Ii.i ul nam**. II- Rarr only one
ylriiict nl tlm uit-li ntwl ib.-ll b*K«n to mil
ull Iht- tnuu-t. .-,■...- i. mini I- -[...nil. .1 tu
hi* i..imt, iba MtprrintmilcQI Alanrnl np
aid IcAnt -t bim .Laipiy. Ua bad a
«.*il l-Ki... Tins nan watted Until Ihr
»iiirriiitriitl.i,i »iuii. All nvihl." ami Ibcu
niaretm-) down ibr plar -ml wn* hwito
•ICtit l-ebli..| tbo pile* ol fraiglil. Appar*
cntlr thaauprrlntemlfbt waa not d**id**l
in adranta a* to Iba adt l*aUlity ot acotpt-
lletru.i.xiuiiiiifl-oiiui t>r tbr aiiAluU*
I ■■■l.n..: ii.. ....i.l hnllnled oitita awhll*
ImIiwi m Mia ikilM Iba b*t)wn tot tlgnwl
1'iullj all l.ul l**en d.*[*-rdU MttUlaO-
slorlly. ll.r B.fi. bad tittle .l..«n lb- pitta,
thr iHx.k wa. -.-luud it lib a .Unp, ami tbe
»uperlul»lull ui t.l.irii..| to biiiitlli».' A
tow mluntr. I.itrrlhr liwn wem buatllac
tb* freight. Jl ih« n***ly arri.*d •tcansur,
audll-r iimr. wblrti l.a-1 l.-» *rry qui**,
**** fillet wltb iba trtit-t*.
Kerry anh llii* prouriimtnn l.rarticd
UUt ull tb* l-'i.n.ii |... r The li,lm*ll(irr-
UHO wIhww lunntn baptun tb* Hiprrin
I■ i,*l* I-'.'- Iiuuk barr to |-"* mttMrr afrr*b
end. lime tat-furc ll,i t '"« niipluynl. Tbr
(ilH**iirniirr uf nrriit Itltulkallnu may
raiiHi ihu i■ ...[---..ri ill..(.pn.i; of a fucinar
etiij.l.ijtr It Ht.iil.lii'1 luliair Hrakor
itituiiratrd 111,3 handltiiic tbarralncd Ana
. .;.',•■* M.l ft i.-m.rr-.iT lhre*v*of wlm-*
•-I...I (trr lir.uiuliL ■■ I -line. i.. ibm*
.lint.i bi Iba I'l.-m h -.nurla
111 iii.. wn)-. Mini* i.f tb* bnt freight
baadkr* <ki m4 ap|war [dij.lcally able to
bni-llr u.e I.:,; caw* and eratr*. Tbere
air mmbjf .mall. Iirtil. umy li-iml men
nuioiiit iht' I.Mn,*.lii.n'tiicii. Thry looK
w<-.ik. I'm Hi-')' liitn.ll- tliiifmlyht wllbuut
dintrnliy There I* a bnack In Hfllng lb*
Mr U-ir. wbi'h ii**kr* tb* Work mneh
ul It..,,
Tba Fallr at Drawtaa r***a xtmmaty.
Tba man wbo draws la moth more apt
totnakaalaiiabloicmork tk Llm*rtf lb*n
tl.e um-*, in, tmII(*."m1i1 an am*i,"lrtiiu**
th* arrora in a picture are dnw rnll.le al a
ijlai.t-c, whlla It t* nacsmary in ml ad
artkl* cur-full* befon IU ml*takr* earn ba
p..krd ML Tb* felly nl dnawlaa frum
uirmury an utij-rt wltb wlittb one U not
purfretly familiar ha* mulled In mora
laiiKlmbte [ibiiim* than liar* orrr l-*n
prodacnl Invent dually Iry ihaearicaturLtta.
It., ■■-.-li l-.-li laticb* uvertbeciampU*
dT labw i-j.|-*-tii. *, I.i. I, Hu^arch «**• u»
In a aatirlcal nu.siirut, ami not I0H|[ ajo
i.:..' ff llieootiik "■• lli. * l.i.,j,a|.i aeoo-
tenipnniry to 1a*k In an Uiii.ir.i-.l *kll
wbieb .!i.(*(>l Ibit Ib* offemlltix .Irafi*
Burn bad put boor* In tba pictnr* of A
■krl-tun fiherr naliin- hail uerrr plaord
been Immitht to : ^J'1
ll.-n-a. uir.nl' "*•
60MC AKECOOTCS.
Khflalac in* reeealrlrltltw of I-i
mlltl
m, • mind by nn lllli'lnUluuoii the flr*l pane of '
"Tbe picrur* rrprrarftia * youna toan i
avalnlona pilami. .VltluniRb fa!> left arts
l..*i.ii,l..!i„ ||* full letiKtli.bl* fln-fra
irii.li over uuly nl.nn twit-tblnli id Ih* j'
k.'. I-., i-i T*nnetare-i am plainly marke.1 '
Inlhedrawlntt.aml st* t!.» *irw U lh- ir.1 ,
of in. i*<:to!iti i.l inm ..IT one ta left In
I hi. dark a* lu how many lucre tinmmlflti t
inuaiine would only prod in
li..41, l-t.-u A*M.
A l'l.) -at .*i. well kr-m nlu lbe-S-.. l«uu huhii,
He
Tha
lift
all. Iw
/-.
.lA,-n.-r,
' With a -i.il.lrn Iran I .[muic lulntlwr
niiabll.-.tt iL«f.i.niamliiwidNt->iill" turet
i—vltti n.iiitf iainyiftWii^WI'utWi.Jme
1l,.n I a*W »'.*i r.ii.-i Ibr horrible
Bair.icfnatri>ti U'e W.trmii -lilm*. tbe
." *1 Inline i|ii!rt, tin* kIi-mIi-lunrlinita', war*
an ■ f. f- r :>■: -^i,, nu,. Itsauy ateiw.
a tern ijujcirtarn* ol IIm- wrUl, and all **•»
rt«Mevi a.ii. li = i.i,:„,i Iw-ii. mytmdn
trrc fiu'if ti.* .RCrwi-'.iir.i'i: vinu",. | went
bark 1.. i ■ i relieved ami happy.
Mycl.ickli».l»l..j.|-d New V.'Tk W'nrltf
Aunt Kantiv *i»-n»*tiiif ti, ib. rtiil.lna.
Jha.txnr-vt llimun had lawn tbt-aUn-d
Wllh iinai-'iiiHia.u .til,. *xplnia**t t-e *J|-
, liafjub, lellii.i; lii.tp wbi-it'iiA*'Ikat a
pnl emprnir WM be- in taonlant dread
ot Miafa a I..I-, iii.-.*k a lllllr palriollc
atrniuii iu fainrol thr mmi ubn wn« "find
In tlii* lirarl, of hi* ii.iiinrnii.ii" nud *lid'
Ua Willi the i|llut.*l!ol|, "ll|ira.*y lit* lb*
head'tskat aiamVcruon,"
"*>*. Aaat Kauny, ia tbey »irrj. In 'rml**
Bdatmadamnl «f il.ri-hiltlmtat uuiw—
IHlmli Fn» l'n«.
■',. Ji . . *J. - InllM-n-nrer bjt*»I«*iml l-enptstfil
i yelllu, T..t Mill ft.lmrtb-1(<wibri*..lneakm.d rl*etsrt.|-
.In. I norm*, but be* ,v rtlr.rtty In-nnbc l.uruirtK .f ool. Tbl.
i) a w..nl to Inm th-dr „, bletad, H'.-m awa—aifly follow* Hiruid.
im.-aU'.Hi nm-. Hip ^,^1 j,,!,,,,,!,,.. ,lf n„. ,-1',-nrlniiiultiea.H
prlmr ihhit, ib- rrlntatlun uf lb-.Irani
.nitrriiilWabonitfaa,;,,,^)^ i„xUe rtrap bnpaml lU.lm.-l
,udti1.i.-lhi.'-Mt"- in.un-lmtr rt^liMtn-*«l tbraimhipa*a
.- llrlinM liwl r«a Ul,all. n( trni.>i.'(i.tii.ti
A—iiiuinc tb.-t-nu"*..'! chrnilrvil onlnl-
ii— it tv«. none, ,y ,„ ti„ ,„ „,,, unin,,, ,1^,1,, charm* ot
Von IlluiiH-r V-ir wile 1.11. me yuu ar* ihr eumWulmt alaaW, I —■ ibr pewetIral
Mm lh« iiwrk.lu-B lbi» W«k. J iraliiaiK.ii .4 •Ii-iik- .rntb**!*. *.l'-rel.v
VVIH..il.)-Vi- Ytrti aie. old man. f.r. whuli-mi* f'.al in.-lui-l. will l--.lirr.1ly
Km the iiiir-i rtlinvaitnul wife you eerr I [ortuid "iml. r llu< |..t.'iit y of ,-lie1rlo nfTin-
..iw. idmi'i lilaim* I-r for ll. Shirewit'i , i*in. I s*e*-. (an, n t.i.-irk-d n.lmncr lu
■ll.f|iit Ih.rti lu b-'r lint it I. sti-Ttrtlrf*- elrctn. lUetaprntk*. wber.-hy bunta'u life
le«« latt. Why. .ir, y,« t.a.en'i anr Mn* will baiwl iimgl I ami ttaHi(Iertnn»)t**l-
I. an Illlll I. !l,,', -..ll.aU .|U.I|altT* ill t.lllCb- . ».,.l |ll»«[^--. _,.[ |rll «J 1 • ■ -• * W tl I l»
aot lilll* all.in-' ■ pmltuiuilly nltli-l l.y t x:n:t , Iiilrlrnl nitw*
Vim llliiiii.-i I we. Ami ao yuu tinea ummeiil* of th* earlnu-t oranli* nf III* hu
L.ke,, 11 sino *."ir nanabaiaW I m.in l..ly a. rv-jant-. their etretm-nwrtl**
' Will., ii.i W.M.o.* alt.-*telk*e."U'«b«d t f^,r- aad ml-laner. Tbr eteelnab-»,pl.l
atli.i*!i.*l-*..!i|ih(-oeber mal.t. tu «bkb of the tm ore mil employ .l.elrir rti»nssi-r*
I trim I--.1 l»-r in a mild a,,rt lti wnv. ynu ; ami turn i.l* f..r r.-ioiitiji the normal
uml. i-im.il, nml .hi. mill nm in tin ibe I r|,i*rm-* uml cnmiiia of tin' body a. well
■m.trk-rttnu m*i*rll nud -.* bum I came am ■. ., f„r t|,.-.iiiiiu|„i|iiii of ner*"it* nr mu.
falkkmt lam l-uylna ail IU f«od. {,.;„ „.,,,.,
Voalllnmee-Ob. yr-i How ar* yoa Ones. I liark of the— *cli1e*ci:s^ni« l.li-vna
'nit.iui* 1 penrllral aprairnlu* for Me-ltnt tl.rotifli a
\tlihMliy-S|il*inlitli It wa. Jum na Ilniro-I.r.n.l.ilce-I.ir lookliitf liiKinn
sUL-v,r,t-. Why. -ir. It I* i.ni-t.-;ii,« i.uiv .,„,, ■ .i,.| at „ ,.., i. ,. ,i,- ,;.
lli.it'll a iiiiii i.ti jnnaMM M bl* labia j —rinnx lhe»eui a latlbmi rcprutluctlon of
rnhmn brum-.lii. wile full awtnc! } atbalr-rreoptical tmA^r* am Im|«vue>l
.dirr.amllc^Mm
I,mi i-lsirol* Fir-i li-rndravoetd tninnd
WUal will.-i 11. >i,I imajtliir, to fatlglng
1,1. |i- .iiioii ..h-l Miuoiuiiiit iHirk to the
.hip, hut lb.- udulil uf llii -lln i --.tii-d
..i-i. .'...*. I-
Tn-n I.- ii.*'i i.i*«imi.>.ji.l tliewsmck,
bul In* t.mldiir.! ItmnTtlataoaakoiMinMri
.-..Ii.i. j.iii lotiiiulili'ut lln- knot Uhiiul
I.i, w*k I" li 111 i" 11. nud to- head kept
.lowly idokiu^ lower and loner mull bi*
Wilb (.kit-- . n-i brnuht.*! liiniM-ir.
bi. linii.U m,w .nl.Hi tluttliiiirfftiid tu«-
until ul ll.r km*. Hut to mt tiiir|.ae; thr
.luib wa* wci..t,.t wuuhl tett ).. Ul. U bad
l-eocnr n .tr*prnlm D«tht wltb death. I
rwuefatn Kliiii]w* nl hi* f.*oe, ami it wit* no
ltun*IH;iiii-d with fnulit nml ***** tluit I
liur*l!yiv.-..«ii!i('i him.
Willi ci-timMv* rlTurt. Ik* kept* coming
HI t Is- .'■ rf lata fuTA •*««■-]. or pet hap* two,
'mnnw "!.itii i.r tit.-.u-i*l ln|tn*at gaap*
i.tlur. .'uid thru llir w.-mlil of Hm .ileer
ilmMu"! bun ia-Iuw hujiii. Al In.i he drill- rairly illvrtl bead fon-ninat, iimi I br-
lK-*td blm Kno* force, r, when in about
halt a nuf.UTr IweaDi* npa^aJn, baring
by llii. rapnin-nt .llp)->l she m— uvrf
hi* In-...!.
HriiiK iii.w rvlicviil frvnt tlin weltjhi, he
iiim-1. out -wiintninii and i> « uiir.1 tb*
■ nek, ■!-.!» !«■ iniBMdutely tt^ibtdab-
1-rsrinftfiTbKlci.t oilier platr. a* if It bad
, Ir-t-n waiiloiil) urrlll.ed nt tlir value of
I tlin lite!— YonHi** tloiiipuilnn.
i ChtiTiwitid.of mill* iiiii-ri.-ric,-
MftHi'llii-- *
Wll
. Thry i
Ml lh-
".\u, lk-,ii'i iji*,- HawHv, Siiadla.ll. but
It'* my old diTnchllla. ' 1 |«ld ■ hailm N
CTlil.l.a I'.il, lt.*t..;i;.. ■!,„■,,, -.: " - ( Ji'..».-'i
.imt.* My-lfc ■
ly V-Tbai'* It; tbat'* it! ;
ir! Want nie loraplaln '
A.'
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' lie -Tt:-t!a'a,.!.is! **,-] nl*7Tj■n.'f-r'
Hbe-Mamra* EL^urrd H up at tb* Uma
and aaid It wa* fur ii.,„i a million and r
W.-ltlfe. . . -.. . -
Jtaaay. .
ThA taaate "anal; tk* e«tala rear
l/ili. S l-.i.ll-.; .,.
Bo I txatml u;-n Ui |.n)y (ar^-
tihetmt twui-a^awair.' '
Ifer ct.mki liirituirti *iale bsiuits*.
II.r feHb Irk- Bl-.ia!„t ptaelx.
aad a* I n.i.tl u,..„ |,„ („»
■sTb*m tame a lo>k of t-ala.
. Mk* cl*'i.li •jiail.nw a-ar !U Jaml
" tr°V Wlill*. 8«nil uf Iba Hewer Itraumin* nml
mil lllilinrr-_-Vi-». I wl.h -foil would. j „\mt a i.ieml-r uf pirllntui'iil wa* cumitnt
A llherby Wrll. cm.-1.. lbi> mlaurnut „,lt ,.f |,|, flub nu- ilay he wa* *l»pprd by
ilk I ct* a l*'r 1.. tai, «od 1*111*1! JWI' .^nn.oian fill, a slrwrty «lulilIon.
.b—il. i! —I'm. ss_ Oj—f* rt,iiiiHbI he r**-..^!nj.*l lilm, nml Ink
- lm* hi. nnti *i-*t1k..l il-uvit mntinl Hm I*ar
llielhlhlmi. I Untiii-tit llul If in ll... nt, -t IH.-iully tuiiii
I .ieiKitnit, ■**. .vp!*ii,liiKlnaci**anf ' uer. Thry dl«eut*i*il mutual (rlemta and
I* ibr oa-.tf.-t sSrnpltifa, "ll la iwjet, l»lia ao*l i*aii« atitlaiiTe^-dl.xlin* ir^vdi
>"""l toaa.tl ntuulrlbreitud ao**dl* j rr Ibaiw-Xt day.
u, fnt a rich man lo enter lulu tlir kiii«. j ,\l tin' foul of tbr .Iri-rt Ibry (tot Into a
a** H* 'old "betil thai tbla *«ry irlimin dl-piiir nn meruit In* in ttni Briny,
xpn—loii wa. itiraui iu tlinw the "Yuil Hi.m;bi illlTm-iiIly Bt Malta.
diObniliy. addltm. "i'utt knowlt ' though." hI.1 Ib* a*-iHe-iinn
» ut,[.~.i.i- toy a niwl to to "Malta;" nnrrdsBoott. "1 urrerwa* In
(far*]*tsir»t«-*dlr.'- "(if naima , MaRi'ln iiiyTH"-."
. -It. on ., i li. hmiip,". ox,* li, ,ynlinf Why, It wa. thero w*
il t\jf untdraliil of lb* claw.- ] knnw cn.'li utt*-ri"
I 'unipntil'Mi. . Tm-ii attnipcly .topplnc and louklno; np
\\>ai madrymi mn away I men la Srottatace (br man raclaimed. "ileTet
— afraid et Mu.. u|r]..u IW.mi-: " and fnrnlVK on bl* b*rl
■"■' - -■'"■ - —-- ■■-'•"■ Tninmy-Nn, I »Biii.li«I. Sr-tt never taw lilm nitaln aud
«,u.iL'l ii.-'«li.-* If wt-'.l r.-ujlu. I'dltfknl neve* Imiml .ru w|„, t,.■■.,-., ..,■ fcr Wburn
him, nii.1 ihni nil ma'd'allekclmr. That', be blu,*r|l t. . ■ r - t ,1,,-s II« felt aun
wUt I tun aa a) f-r »—It—loo TinmcH-pl «hll-|n hl»»seiriy tbat b*ksnrwb!ia, Irll
■"Tr.:. TT..-s-L.-r Atr>"™iK,«,latssKue—!iij:T"ortlld i,M muuolrr bl* natur—Youth'*
[.■-:. ii.... *i. .1,.!...: I'm head m tin t'limti-thlon.
»p*Htiittrlant.-i;i*idN*w* ' *• —
..'■«- .. ■ Mm.. Calea'aJok*.
t- Ini-llia-ni ,-ii.iwaL The only J-fl.l which' Mm*, t'altaa***
Tl-lollontipti I. tbe lttr«t dilatory: -A ' ■***- '* * arid mndallloa on wbiclt i. In
m.n...«...-: a.dii; which alwa)**nt at bU . »«»»**.l In Irtivm id mail lh- InlllM* *'V.
tret aldiuuerami-bad a bomv Otirday tlie «." Il I* ti'H u-tierally klinnli lhat t.'nlie
dinrrquilruuililed toit-raUMpOOrllaBkta *""1 All.iuliimit iljr »innrrH who ba>o
bone, -i after wait ins a lou« lime aad •>*. ' l"nli..ii-rr*l l-y t ...*luaa niahl under th*
hut hm master takiDK -hla Onoal nap tk* ' «**"'» ■*"*'-' tt><" *» °P*» ** ""W -*
tykr w.lkrd driuun-ty Into the fc-*rden. Wind-* l.y tl* qaeeti'a nmimanil, the
I-lucij.i p I1.,«.i i.u,l bmutsskt aiidplare-l n %t*W* Rrr '"*'"ltl'l a**** "u- .perlal Itnlii.
nn llir ur..uu.! In fn.ui uf ht* -i**ler. tl.-n Kh^1 tnlttt them l«rk to I- [■■<■ on thr
wok* up tbe nu*) or fount!ill man and aame tilubi. When ('ale* tang Ibere. .be
pointed si,, tie linle ftoerer. ll wa* a tor- "" te-ior-tol tu remain n-rf nlcbt. and
yilniiwr- " Tit lliiu *be l*rlnn-a* Heatritr *.,i,i *o lar a* to
' loan brr* pairWi.iyal 1-' I , ii[.[«-m. 5om*
A Waaiaa ol Ihr World. ' °"e n*k*d Mmr. Calve tune die -cmiintrd
Mr Verarich - Da nnt—do Dot BimWrr ' """ """ rt,,t,,lcl,"n "'"I bid twett ahotrn.
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No full textDAILY PALO ALTO TIMES, WEDNESDAY. MAY j6, -tjotj.
I'S-il
LAST CHANCE
The Daily Palo Alto Times -
Woman's Home Companion -
The ONLY Club at the Old Price.
4.50
The following te a list of letters
r*B*nalnlng unclaimed ta the . post-
odHce st Palo Alto. Cal., for th*
period eadlag stay Sl, list. If not
called for before June (. ISO*, they
will b. sent to tbe dead letter of-
Domestic.
B*rry. Mr. Stlllman
Blgelow. n. A*
BInnus. Mr (1101 Ramona).
Brown. Mr. 3. W.
Harries. Mr. Robert,
llerbeln. Miss.
Melatyre. Mra. (Oaa. Del.l
McXendrie. Mlaa Ethel.
McXeadrie. Miss Mary.
Nelson. Mr. N. A.
' O'llara. Mr. RA.
Owen. Miss Alice
Pelayo. Miss Evelyn.
Pendant. Mr. C. P..FultooALytton
Petereoa. Mrs. M- B.
Roger*. Mrs. M. (544 Emerson).
8Uva. Mra.
Stew srt. Mr. A. T.
Wallace. Miss Anns T.
Wheeler. Mr. Howard D.
Winter. Miss Mabel.
Ylshlaeoto, Mr.
Horolga.
Jlronlme. Antonio Pacheco
Rlelly. Mr. Patrick.
a H. DOBBEU Postmaster.
testimony of a widely different aa-
ttirr to that already in tbe record,
the defenea will rely upon the theory tbat nothing haa beea placed before th* Jury which caa fairly be
aald to In any way connect Calboua
wltb the alleged crime for which be
is on trial— namely, offering a bribe
to Supervisor Nicholas for his vote
on the overhead trolley franchise
after tb* Are.
THE SEPARATION.
*f-|MsaEra'sl.y kauVI
be right."- Ht Loots Post-Plspstrb.
HTRAYKO.
Strayed from Redwtsod City on
May lfth. backskln horse about l'.
hands high; 10&0 lbs., 8 ysara old;
branded F R on left bind leg above
hock llae bach; sorrel strip across
bock Un* back; sorrel stripe across
above knee, aaddle marks. Suitable
reward. R. 8. Chatham. b-29-*t
iim-i*K aitt> r>mx>RAriVE
PAI.KTEK
Ptsle Alt*. Cstllfoniis.
Peper Ilaagiog. Onlalag. Marblfa*
*>i
ASSETS OVEI 200,000.00
6*4
sf 11 ma* apward. rrcrlrrd. paM • gar res, Blllull
■•All, II' ABD I.NHTAI.I.-1K*I
HI Tt'Al. Bl-ILniBO T KIIARRI BOB MLS
Pip. ...rr *• yeme we bars A VOAJt ASSOCIATION
S B. mama, fllllllll K-rns-sr T.
T I« Basts Clara «... Saa loss. Cal.
The Times Publishing Company
«aaoaacea an arrangement with oae or the teedlng aegravsra ea tbe
coast to taka orders at The Tlmee office for all «tyl*e of <
riaATF. E**JGHAVISO. The rata will be th* aame aa aeaaUy
by the engravers In San Pranetsco. Card pistes Is plain
IM cards from plate, fl.
eaarged
J, I |*I1 I *-■' m.m.A^m.m.m.m.A.mmm..
OF INTEREST TO YOU
BeaaUfel home place, lot 110--H0; boose 7 rooass, very
Ut- Price f*rS.ftoo.
: Very cheep aod good boose, I rooms, lot b9xt*9; ta*
Price reduced to 92*nno.
Pine building lot I00il3£ feet, only S1.40O.
Raauch lb acres sear ^oe Aitoa; trees I -rears old. Priee
Elgaty acTes near Saratog■•, 9A9 per acre.
Inquire of
JOHN F. BYXBEE, 101 LYTTON AVE.
ma-emmemmmo* ara ******** »»*>»*** »**♦♦*>*>*■»♦
VISITING CARDS.
Nam*, and Msseoge* Used t* B*
St-ribbUtt on Ptsylng Garde.
It Is aomewhat curious tbst so ose-
fal aa tnreotlon aa tbe vtslttng eerd
sboald bsve been unknown to society
antU comparaUvsty recent Mines. Yet
ISO years ago tbe carte de rtette did
not eitet Tbe belles of tne seven-
teeoth century need nothing la th*
shape of a name card, or "ticket."
as ft was afterward called. Invlta
Uoos to roots sod drams ss well as
names and addressee were written
sens* tbe backs of playing cards,
which ta tlMM daya were nude with
a white rover** and innocent of tne
Intrtcste pettern famUlar to us lo
modem tlawa.
Mary Wortley Montagu, a lady of
ton. says the Coeaetseear. woatd be
apt te us* e red playing card—a eoeen
of hearts—for ontlnary aoclal po-roc****-*.
who* aa *mori>u* beee Inssrribed hi*
n*q>e aod tbe n.ost tetsder of'Inqnlrie*
on tbe neck of s Jsck of *i>*de*. Tb*
grest worid of tbe eeveeteeetb end
elgh teeoth c*T*turie* waa a small
world II wns rigidly ncltsetve. I.i-
lag ta tbe same oaart*r of the towo.
tb* qualify sent earb other acribbled
saaaaaaaj by the bead of a farorile
page. Society, ht • word, was Informal lo tb* midst of stately formal!
ties, and we bsv* nodHaVwIty In nellev
log the Oomtaeai de bWgae when *l*e*
teite a* that tn IB0O I-ady Haritlgton
aard to trot op and down Bond stri-et
ptcklng op gests tar s party for tbe
aame night.
Quit* Stmpls.
It Is told, no matter oo wbat author
Itj. that a telephone company In Chicago baa no end of troobte wltb IU
wire* The* were continually oat Of
order. Notgajy .teei-oed to know why
AO inTcsttr*tlvm waa started
Most of tbe sui-eciil-er* In the terrl
lory where tbe trouble was wsfe
Polsa. nangsrians, nusslans. etc. Aii
expert after doe consideration of tbe
mattcr decided tbat tbe wire* wet*
unable to withstand tbe onslaughts of
langoagea Itk* Polish, nnngarlsn. Bos
ska. Mr.
-Can yoo suggest a romedyr asked
tbe ofoclsis of the telephone company.
"Certstnty." answered tbe expert
"Substitote barbed wire.'*
Tbe suggestion was followed. Ther*
was ao more trouble. - Phlladelphts
Udaer.
To Bpsd. H Up ee te Plow It?
I em not sure bat tbst tb* spaded
gatdea has aoass advantage ever tb*
plowed one. Tbe soil ran be turned *p
Just where yoa want It sad as yeu
wsat lt by tbo noe ef the spede. wbtte
tbe plow works alike throughout tbe
csrden. though tbe soil may vsry In
depth sad nature to a conelderable extent. A «p*ded garden alwaya looks
beet st tbe *^**Bg*«**ii*ig and tooks coast
In gsrdenLSg a* waU aa et*awbef*.
Bat tb* gaidener wbo bss s tlktug fer
neeraess will make bis garden look
wen after s little In sptt* of sU otwts-
clea.-"Hom* Osrdsn," by Kban R Rex-
ford.
"Would yo* rather for yoar mother
-ravtto whip your
1 dtsftke to *how favoritism, fa-
tber.*' ssld little CUtwad*. l*ilroO and
tSMhor had better eettte tb. mstter
betwora you by dipping e coin.*"—Btr
mtngbaro Age-a«rald.
Wsuld Hsf
It hardly seem* probable tbat a man
sboald suffer from corns oo a' wooden
leg. but If the leg is made of oak
woald It oot be natural that there
should tie nrorn on Ut— London Punch
A Dear Vistery.
"In yoar Itttlo family *rm-uu»*nt* do
yoa ever eocr**d to reavioclog ynar
wife tbat sbe Is wrongt**
"Yes, bat sftrrwsrd I always deeply
rogret baring don* so.**
Whatever w* f-..n**ei»-e dearly we
wtth esse, sod words sow
> ~noiW-a
t-Mrllng Bloed.
The father fruwned.
"What I* thst boy wstrbtng all tb*
rtocka fori" be -tetaaoded.
Tb* mother suiiled.
"Be'* got tbem running In a alt dap
bUratbon race." abe replied, "and the
oae tbat raas tbe longest seta -Mled."—
Ctevslsnd PUIS Dealer.
WANTS
CLASSIFIED*
WAKTBD.
Wanted—Japanese student wlshea
position as cook or waller
during vacation, Inqnlre University
Baser, 114 University svenue;
phone MtX. 6-26-lw*-
Wsnted —Compotent girl for cooking and genera) . housework. Address Box 100, Palo Alto. e-lMt*
Wanted —- Second-hand coaater-
brake bicycle; also large wood stove.
Address 14. B.. box ltd, Menlo Park.
• a-I-i-lw'
POr Kent--Bargains, furnished
snd unfurnished bouses, flats; gas,
electricity, etc; close la. 704 aad
tot Bryant. 101 Alma. S-St-lm*
Wanted—Qood Japanaee' cook
want* position to do light general
housowork in family. O. Kukuhara.
728 Ramona street; pboa* 1S7.
« *.-»4-lt»
Wanted—Services of competent women desired for oae week la towa
housework; sleep out. Apply BSS
Addison avenue. 5-24-lt
POM BRIO.
'The Hamilton haa tbe best bouse-
kt-eprng rooms tn Pslo Alto for tbs
price. S-lt-dt
Por Rent—Furnished cottage, i
rooms, both: or housekeeping
salts, sepsrate entrance. I1T Kipling, near Homer. (-18-lw
For Rent—(-room bungalow snd
two student bouse*, |!2.r.O. Appiy
12.14 Kmeraon street. C-20-lw
Por Rent—Seven-room house, far-
nished; by month or year, very rea*
sonsble. Inqnlre on premises, 417
Kipling street. e-ia-tf
Por Kent—Furnished rooms for
housekeeping, two and throe-room
suites, at reasonable rat**. Enquire 115 Everejt sv*ou*. 2-tt-tt
p*tjR
For tola—Flock of Homer pig-
t-ons st CO cent* pair, tbl University avenue. a-tfi-4t
Por Sal*—N*w five-room bungalow, close la. Inquire S10 Waverley. b -32-Jt'
Por Sale—Bargain If taken st
once, modern 6-room cottage; piano,
furniture, aewlng machine, bicycle,
etc. M« Webster. b-tfl-tw*
Hall.
Im****r*************M nan.
UldritrrulfUfr ball. whU'b WSa POUghl
by the city of I'biiadeipbia frosn tb**
st*ie for a targe som and •» wbk-h
2U).O0O baa beeo spent for raators-
tteo, la visited by aa average of UWO.-
000 a year.
Ural Meot-rUtsss.
The Ural tm-uoislu* practically *np
fly th* world wltb etnetaids. Tbey
ar* exported lo the roogh.
Aeedvml* Aselestien.
Oh. le ** a t-nt.
A Uarri-*>1. Isit prof,
WHb nothinc te tie
But si'* a K-ct-jr* er two.
Upon mornm studsnta *t*rn\y frawn.
Or baat-m to the "Town and Oowta,"
Te teat art*und taH*,04,l a f*rt
And iblnk. tto man*** wboro I tare.
Tb4sr* ar* no rtmaona t* praam**'.
Oat. t« be a prof !
KIU-I'm *raet ;arri*d away wKb
yoor friend.
Stella-Writ, you'd better rotoe back.
He's a isarrisd man.-Detrolt Pro*
Mrs. Suburb*.
Safacb *prtn«. aa busi aa a boa.
Mar Power *aMda si* 11 sow.
Hew In starh tsacH y>**S one mar •
Tha woman wtth th* bn*
Por 8*1* or Trad*—At s bargain.
aeveral loU In Albs Psrk addition, 170x1 SO; *ldewalk*, water, alleyway; two good Iota on Klngsley
avenue: modern eight-room house
on Webster. Mrs. D. sfsrtlat*. 243
Webster street. Pslo Alto; phone
ut. t-io
Por Bale—At a bargain, a beautiful suburban property; easy tern**.
Inquire of btaartos Bondaax, bay
32, Palo Alto. 4-12-Im
Tbe Free Sewing Machine la the
oaly rotary machine wltb s losg
shuttle. W. P. Peanbsksr, Agent.
a*............ T| ati
First
National Bank
WANTED
S*S NSW ACCOUNTS—COM- ;
MBBOIAL OR HAVUf-aS 4
PSR 'OBIT IBTSBSn OS ,
AM. SAV1SGS AOOOUBTa.
MODERN SABS IIBPONT :
BOXSS FOB
Capital - - 30,000
Surplus • - $5,400
OrrtOBRB:
C. •: coiids. Prvtawat.
John Dud««l*, Vlos-Prssl-..t.
Bll King, CaahUr.
C. U. Jordan, aaat. Ouklw.
OIRBCTOBB
C. B. Child.
Joha Dadl.ld
0. fa Salt*.
a. W. Slrakla.
Ell King
Dr. R. L. Wllbar
1. a I.kln
....................sis,^ ,
For Sal.—Do you want to bar a
Beautiful horn,* las beat location
110 LlBcola avenua. Baodara ta
svrry rscpKt. AUo a 1-rooa) cot
tag., thla la a bargain. Or will ag.
rbsng. for Saata Barbara propsrty.
Sea owner on pl.ee, or J. J. Slorru.
5-l-Jw"
"nra*Ma7"
^«iin< itrkait.
--^4Jt7^^"-^^--riv!aMMI ^aaaV *f*a*^e*f
\2*l\
arss.
For Bete— uan wood, SK vowood j
four-foot wood, wood for beaters;!
tl per cord, delivered. Petur F-iher.j
It P. D. 1, Itedwood City, Yard at
Mtddlofleld road and Saa Proorls-i
qnlto creek. S-10-U \
Bsek-ysrd gardener* may oow
bay strips of tana wltb tbs taste
embedded In tbem. Each tap* ft*
carefully l*b*ted wllh tbs iiajaa'srf
tbo tracotable It will grow, ao tbat
.bore Is no excuse for the amatear
wUo uses tba eeed tape wbea rtieV
Ishcs spring ap where tomatoes war*
'•"tiii>(»i?u to be growing.—
aty Star.i
BBS*«V
TVS* Mad Parllat-nswrt.
na**e -ms.l pmritaoieat'- waaglv
a., the pesiasoMat wbkb sssewUrd
at t'ifwni la tne year USS) aad broke
r**i>r,ii<-,. against Usary
Thst Fsul'l*»s Guy.
! '•"■•■ .f's bl* i-rrnrc-t fault?"
"His bsbtt ot oiaimine that he
i *iny"*M tenia |'uai-('tsrMt>*('
Pnrnltars for Sale—A few artl-
t clee of good furniture at bit Ramo-
j na atieet; band-carved oak dlnltt*-
i chairs, oak bed set. walnut bed art.
j rosewood settee, library tat;- .
: eoHta. tnblos, etc. The proprrty l*
1 for sale or trade. Walter J. Tbor.iy-
son. at the property or at ttt !•*>-
.arson street. 6 l2-2o
Two muscular Individuals -r*r*
hammering st each other la tb*
ring. "Horrible!" ejaculated a teo-
dcr-hcarted spectator. ''Honlbie,
uo'.Ma;;," snld s regular patron. /If
you want to see a reel scrap get aaat
to --era "ben tbey divide tba purse."
dcipuls Ledger.
. | oot Into t-t-pen
1 -•■-
*♦»*>»*> v
Job Printing at Tbe Times.
Tb* Dally Time* -ft a was
Por Sal*—Street sweepings; bast.
, thing for mulching roses; also gooo j
{loam. Apply B. Slmonscn. 760;
Chennlag avenne. --1 i--lm*
You can alway* flatter a «
by asking ber opinion of something
sbe knows nott\lng aboat
Magrath Store News (April 12, 1940)
No full textAn archive of the Magrath Trading Store News.The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Wes Balderson to digitize and display this content.3T0RA ALBERTa, FRIDAY, ABRIL 12, 1940.
8 to o. WED. 3 to 1. SAT.
HOURS
8 to 9.
MEN'S SMART ALL-WOOL HERRINGBONE
JUST ARRIVED ERUM THE EACTORY.
Ccaefully tailored suits that
you'll be proud to wear for
dross or business occasions
this Spring. . . Made from
grand quality all-wool herringbone
in snappy patterns and
colors of green and blue green.
Single-breasted style with
regular vest. Fully with
heavy rayon. Sport back, form
fitting. Sizes 36 to 40.
OLD COUNTRY CLOTH;
MEN'S AE’LL-TAILORED SEEING
- Step out smaatly
garbed in one of these snappy new topcoats. . They're well
tailored from splendid Irish Donegal Tweed in popular loose-fittiig
Rsaglan style. Half lined. Sizes 37, 38 and 39.
HANDSOME SATIN ea re pis
Any young man would be
proud to own and wear.
Vivid tones of blue,
rose, green and grey.
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Handsome suits in single-breasted styles with a sporty
pleated back with half belt. Trim fitting. Half lining.
Colors of Green and Teal Blue in sizes l#.to 15.
Commlete with vest.
Studeen's Dressy
SHITS sizes 16 and
17. Green tweeds. Snappy styles at 19.95.
9> It Stretches - this ELASTI-GLaSo (Science's newest miracle),
See our Suspenders and Beets made of this maseial. 1.00.
THE MAGRATH TRADING 3Ca LTD.,
!'A coed nlace to trade 0 "
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page 2 MaGRa'M, ALBERTa, FRIDAY, aPaIL 12.
The other day Bruce BalderSon climbed to the top of his
windmill to make a sms!! repair. Just in.case of accident he
locked his feet in the ladder. He fainted, but his legs held
hlm there, and when his head went down he regained consciousness.
Bruce is still a little shaky, in the knees where the-.
ladder gripped.
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On Appil 6 the Miller/ Transport ’.coHmleted the. delivery of"-'
from the Golden Fleece Wbllen Mill of its first .order of
5,400 blanket 3. L:
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Motor Ming Pressure GuirGrease, 25# pail, compete w.th
Zerk GUn —- 8,45. Hardware Deeartment - First Floor.
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Mrs. Myrtle Passey, President of the Taylor Stake Relief
-------------------------------------------------- Society^ is representing that
organization at the AHI
Cotferlnce in Salt Lake City,
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TTLAT
YuUR SEED)
w.th
Utah.
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The baby son of Mr, & Mrs.
Paul Taylor is ill with
pneumonia in a Lethbridge
Hoosiial.
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Who seeks a friend rnthout
a fault, remains without •
'one.
Treat your seed every
year — It Paysl
l^ns tws 3.9'0
10# tins 7,50
The WEiilFALLlA CrELLB SEPARATOR, table mooel, is the
ideal separator for the small fam with 4ne or two cows.
Its ability to get ?lL1 the cream, its 'economy and
efficiency, coupled wth its low cost, meOces it a value
that compls attention. See this 21,00 cwt.
CLOVER Yellow Blossom
5.75 cwt.
SWEET PEaS - our collection
of finest named. Envelope
containing 6 different
varieties 500
Spencer’s Giant Ruffled-Edge
SWEET PEaS. per oz.- 150
Leeter from Kenneth Balderson - continued.
Left dock 60, North River, New York on Feb. 9 at midnight
on S. Si Uruguay, one of tho Ameican Reepubican
Lines winter cruise boats* Then wen now four of us
travelling together, Hl from Canada.
A co.at was needed^n leaving New York, but after one
day out the weather turned quite warm. There was much
to do on the Uruguay, 'with deck games, swimming and
dancing being the main means of diversion. The sea was
quite calm. We steered a course due south and were out
four days and five nights before we agai^n, sighted land.
We arrived at the island of Barbadoes. on the morhing
of Feb. 14. Hen we had considerable trouble in dCearing
fcu^Ttom!, due to stupidness of native porters and an
evident dislike on the part of Custom House officials to
do anything in a hurry, a seemingly typical trait of the
people in this part of the woold.
After a few hours on Barbadoes we left by a Dutch East
Airline plane for te island of Trinidad, B.WI. , arriving
on the isl«nd after an hour and one half of flight.
After again clearing customs we. drove to Port of Spain,
capital and largest city of the island, by taxi and
registered at the Queens Park Hooel. The following day
we went to Pointe-A--iem, the company towi/by train,
a distance of thirty miles but it took two hours.
Frankly this is the first place l have ever bun
which looks just as it is pictured in story books, including
the vegetation and people. The natives are
Negro and Indians, tie Negroes coming years ago from
Africa and the Indians from India. No original Indians
are now living, these Indians (Caribs) having been exterminated
years ago. Most of them are Eiggish speaking
and some quite intelligent. They live in terrible looking
little huts at some distance from iointe-A-Pierre.
l am working for ah oil company, (Cont*d. next issue)
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Mich fact suggests that you give
o pleasing new charm to your windows.
There is no trick in making your own
Simat CURTAIN n
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Esppcially when you see our fine selection of
Ruffled' and DoOted CURTaIN 3ii/LSb. 36" and 33" in
width. Will launder will and give good satisfaction,
Naaural color with red, green, gold and blue dots.
25/ and 29/ a YaRd-
RUFFLED SCRLvi - Crisp and perky, makes up into
serviceable curtains. How easy to freshen up your
windows when you see lovely curtain
aateeial so low priced. 19" wide. IQ
Light ground with colored insert- J. ? (l
ions.
Pastel Marrufiptte
CUkIaIwo.
Lovely curtains with clip
dots in many pleasing color
Clmaintrilns.
Yard
1 75 a®
2 v-t
ho Beetier WINDOWS
Noveety Rayon Nets in a
variety of patterns. Rich
ecru shade. Makes up int»
lustrous curtains.
About 36" wide.
35/ -
60 g
49 g
yard
Snart, colorful Drapery
Damask woven from Rayon
and cotton in rose, gold
and green. 38" and 54"
wide. Mil make lovely
overdrapes, portieres,
cushion covers, etc.
70/, 95/ YahD
SCHOOL FESTIVAL
Appoxiraaa<ely three hundred entries have been received
to date for the Msgrath-Raymond Diisrict School Festival,
which is to be held in Maagath on Friday, AApr.1 19th.
CoometDixons, wi.l be held morning and afternoon and Mil
include ELocution, Boys’ and Gils' Solos, Dug's, Auction
Sengs, Choruses and Rhythmic Etsemabes. In the tettit6
a grand eoncert of many of the winners will be held. The
&{eccUiee has secured the services of Miss Gwen Pharis
and Mr. Rhyddid Williams as adjuddcators.
It is to be hoped the people of Maarath will give their
whhiehearted support to this and do all they can
to make it a success. The purchase of a twenny-five cent
ticket will admit you to the entire Fessival, including
the eoncert in the evening, so plan to attend and help to
put the Festival "over the top."
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Me have a w,de choice of colorings in useful CRETONFES.
Buy it for smart window drapes, comfolrtt covers, couch
covers, etc. Priced at 25r to' 450 a yard.
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Courtesy is one of life’s really appreciated virtues.
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Mss Grace Deglow, drughitr
of Mi'. & Mrs. E, E. Deglow,
and Mr, Glen Poweesand, son
of Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Powes-land,
Del Boonta, were united
in aa^rirge Thursday, March
28th, at the home of the
bride's parents. Rev. Harold
Marsden officiated.
The young couple were
attended by Miss Vera Degl'ow
and Mr. Ray Powweland.
Following the ceremony
about tiir'tyttiree sat down
to a delicious wedding supper.
The happy couple will make
their home at the W. H. Miley
farm at Del Boo-nta, Mr. Powes-land
having recently purchased
the property.
We join in wishing them
much joy and happpness.
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Cover your w^r^r^-n^'t cheaTs,
iheeSe^fieldp, etc with bright
new Tarpttty.
We have in stock strong,
durable Taapetry, 54" wide,
at 1.29 and 1,95 a yard.
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Mrs. Grey Kirkbsm of
Edmonton is a guest at the
home of her parents, Mr. &
Mrs. C. A. Pcilsen.
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DeUa May Bone, daughter
of Mrs. Jennie Bona, is a
patient in a Lethbridge
Hoosptal.
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MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD.,
"A gnd place to trade."
Page 4 MAGKn.P.1, ALBaRIa., ERI-LaY, 1«4Q.
William, the 10-month-old son of Mr. &
Mrs. Sam Cheeseworth,.passed avay Saturday
morning of pneumonia.
Services were held Sunday afternoon at
the Second Ward Chapel. "Your Sweet Little
Rosebud has left you" and "Beautiful Home"
were rendered by the choir. Prayers were
offered by Bishop Ira Fletcher (Con'td. below\.The colored boys stirred up a real dish of
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A lovely assortment of gay
young frocks in good quality
rayon crepe. You'll find
stripes, florals and plains
with clever new trims.
Sizes up to 48.
In all the latest colors
for Spring.
13 q 5
Ready-to-Wear Dept., Upstairs.
The following poem was received in
the mail. Author Unknown.
ON__SATURDAY
"Get up my dear, 'tis Saturday,
There's cleaning to be done,
We must hurry from this job to that -
It will keep us on the run,
To do the baking, clean the house
And have things spick and alean,
So when supper is all over
We may spend a free evening.
To the Trading Co. I'll just drop
And see who's chatting there,
It's a popular place to purchase your
goods
And see all our- friends dear.
I like the people in Magrath,
They’re of a cheerful sort,
The smiles are many, the frowns are few
In the Trading Co. when the week is
through."
Funeral - continued.
and Second Councillor Grant Woolley.
"Goin' Home" was played by Mr. Nyal Flptcher
and "The Old Rugged Cross" was sung by Mr.
J. E. Harker and Mrs. J. J. Strang, both
accompanied by Mrs. J. A. Ririe. Bro. Earl
Harker spoke consolingly to the bereaved.
The tiny casket was carried by Howard
and Earl Deglow and Owen Ehlert, Raymond.
We extend deepest sympathy to tire
parents of this child at this time.
The Magrath Trading
Co Ltd
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The members of tho-
Committee were indeed pleased to receive
such loyal support from you fine fans last
Saturday night.
In one of the smartest and best exhibitions
of ball ever seen in Magrrth, the
Zula Kings defeated the local Lions 42-40.
basket ball desert, spiced with shooting,
passing, blocking and jumping
that had the many fans admiring and
laughing continually.
Mr, Hudson, the Zula lanager, made
this remark several times during the
game to yours truly and several others
near the score board "My, but you've
cerxainly got a fir.e ball club here."
After the game Mr, Hudson intimated
that the Lions would beat the Jacks on
our floor and that on a largor floor
it would be a good game. "You have one
of the best clubs we have ever met,"
Some of the colored players remarked
"The ’ficiatin' was perfect."
So much for past exhibition games,
we have news of much more importance
coming up. Next Monday and 'Wednesday
the Lions will play the Vancouver Maple
Leafs in the Western Canada finals.
Reserve seats are on sale in the Drug
Store at 1.25 for a season ticket for
both nights, 750 for separate nights.
.... Rush seats are 1 .36 PR.
Kiddies1
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RUBBB?C"
69/
800
SECOND FLOuR,
Children ’ s
Lad i e s
WOMEN'S WEAR
THERE 18 GRACE, BEaUTY and HEALTH IL EVERY
GRACIA
Styled to give not only
comfort and fit but also
a feeling of smartness.
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BLACK KID BaaCK KID
Smart fitting tailored five-eyelet
southern tic. Fine
stitching and perforations
on tip and quarter.
Leather heel with rubber
top lift.
A smart open shank gcre that
is a proven fitter.
The vamp cut-outs and
contrasting patent trim
make this a very attract-ive
shoe. 1
BLACK KID BLACK KID
A smart and striking front gore with
shawl tongue. Perforations and stitch-ings
on vamp and quarter.
Another smart high-cut side gore. ,Black
Kid with patent tip, facing, foxing and
heel. A real new type shoe.
Clever ties, charmingly
youthful, TongueleeB
in keeping with the
fashion trend. Trimmed
with cut outs. Medium
brown shade. Rubber lifts
on leather heels.
Serviceable brown oxfords
with rubber lift on heels.
Outgewn seam down front.
eyelets.
MAGRATH
20.
Snappy oxfords in brown
elk with darker brown
perforated trim. The
leather Soles are good
weight and the heels have
rubber lift^s. Quality
built throughout.
Combination fitting.
TRADING
LTD. ,
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PAGE 6 MaGRaTH. ALaERTa, FRTDaY, APRl^ 12, 1940. RaGE 6
WANT ADO
. FOR SALE;- 3 Lots, 1 House (3 room),
2 Chicken C^<^o^£3, 2 Cellars, 1 Barn, 1
Smoke House* 1st and 2nd crop Alfalfa, and
perhaps beet contract'.
Lesslie CCaato, Box 54, Maarrathi .
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. LOST- Black Felt.’Hat . ; . .‘r .
Finder please return to
Mrs. H. C. Anitin..".
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. FOR SALE:- About two hundred bushels
Seed Barley. Six Row.
. WATTED- Two or Feedsr Figs.
Bruce Baldenon,
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. FOUNT:- LaHes* Black Kid Glove.
Key on chain.
Calf at Office.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. 1 Mrs. Sam Cheeseworth and family
w£§h to . lxprel^sthelr thanks to Hl those
who assisted in iany/ way duri.pg their recent
sad bereavement i • ' ,«■
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A CONGOLeLm GOLu BEaL RJG
To the party who guesses the number .
or nearest the L'urntaev on the seH.
This year you may be tho lucky winner.
See Jim Harker for further particulars.
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. WaNTED to BJY;- Hight Demoorat Buggy.
Tew Elm Colony, Maarath.
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The victory of success is half won when
one gains the habit of work. 'Sarah BoTton.
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For the-Hardware ring To, 21, Dry Goods To.. 4 three sh^iT:, Grocery No. 4, two long.
W/jy Aft'- B B S
@ H -W WJ O & O
SHOP EARLY — THURoDaY, aPRIL 1?.
I i With ruffle or ball-fringe C
\ .edge. Colors - Green,
‘T">se, Peach. FAIR —— )
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Springtime is Clean-up Time!
Dress up your home with new curtains
and drap.es. See our wi.de range of rayon
and cotton curtain maaer'iHs reasonably
priced and lustrous drapes in a variety of
colors.
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THE MaGRaTH TRaLING CO. LTD.,
"A good place to trade."
OR A UKELELE?
The young Air Force officor had just crash
ed intora telegraph pole, and wire, pole,
and everything was draped round him.
As helpers rushed to his aid and began
to untangle, him from the wreckage,, he reached
out his hands feebly, fingered the wires, and
whispered: "Thank heaven, Ilve lived a clean
life - they've given me a harp,"
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NOTICE:-
The last Home Nursing Class will be held
next Tuesday at 7:30 at the First Ward
Chapel. Officsrs of the Red Cross are invited
to attend.
Examinations by Dr. Schreiber Thursday,
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. FOR SaLE:- Ten-ft. Van Brunt Horse Drill
Double Disc, in good shape, cheap for cash.
Joe Navratil, Raymond,
MAGRATH STORE NEwS, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1940. Page 7
Mr. Geo. Spencer, member of the 20th
Battery, Lethbridge, left Magrath Tuesday
night. He left LethbridgeI Wednesday for rverseas.
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Will the party who owns the cattle
branded AB on right thigh, kindly take them
out of field which formerly belonged to
Mr. Bullock on N.W.^ Sec. 29, NE Sec. 29,
6,21,4 near Welling. Eric Loose.
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Closing M. I, A. Social Friday, April
13. Program and Dance. Time - 8 P. M.
Assembly Hall. Everyone Welcome,
Mrs. Charlie Berosniak of Bow Island is
a guest at the home of Mr, & hrs. J.
Bozaj eski,
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The marriage of Miss Mary fcurray, daughter
of Mrs. Eecker of Fincher Creek, to Mr.
Chris Anderson, son of Mr. & Mrs. Peter
Anderson of Valley View, took place last
Thursday, -April 4, at Sweet Grass, Montana.
The young couple have taken up residence
in Magrath and we join in wishing them joy
and happiness.
Wednesday, April 3, a baby daughter was
born to Mr, & Mrs. L. A. Harrison at a
Lethbridge Hospital.
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Mrs, H. Palmer has as her guest her
daughter, Mrs. Ellis Webster, of Mt. View.
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Saturday
Matinee 4:15
grmTmma
For the Week-Sad.
McIntyre’s BABY
ThICK RIB, Per Lb.
t g-TiiiTT?Cl
ROASTS
STHAK T*E0NE °r sirloin.
—---- Don Ameche
Color!
THEATRE
PORK
Choice LEG ROASTs, lb. X 8^ o
CHOPS, nicely trimmed . X 7^ •
Mr. Garth Passey, who has been attending
school at the B. Y. ’J, Provo, has
returned home.
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ENJOY
SAUSAGE
5/^- J
Chop Suey
Salad
Roll
15/
SMCKDD MEATS
CURED HAM - Tender, Milk, Sweet Fickle,
Whole or Half. Per lb. ----- 25/,
Twin BACK Bacon, sliced. Per lb, 35/.
Rcjled SHOULDER, tender end Juicy,
Per lb, |3^,
These meats are fresh frem the Smoke House.
They are truly delieious. Try some soon.
at the LUNCH COUNTER Saturday, Ap. 13.
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Confucius Say; "If a lady pays 1,50.
Satin LaBtex Girdles - 2.15.
Other types of Corselettes - $2.95 up.
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hE*b NO YEB-maN
Daniel Willard, Pres, of the B.&O.
Railroad, took a trip to Washington in
hie private car, and when the train pulled
i»tft the station sauntered up to see the
engineer,
"I thought ws had a rule that this
train should not go faster than 60 around
the curves," he said. "I had a speedometer
in my osr and it registered 85 doing the
curves. "Speedometer in the,cab said 60,"
said the engineer. "I.didn't see your car
going past me at any time."
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C), good food!
Ha WDAD TO w-IVEi Jib JSRCXJOiT*
GOOD
HUSBAND
SPEGiaiLo - HfRIb 12 and 13. r CURRANTS
2# - 25/.
Polk's ORANGE
JUICE'
50-oz. lin 23/.
HEDLUND'o MEW
SPREADS
3 ™ 23/.
WjAtfOLE* 3
MAGDCL AX
2»-oz. btl.'p . 00
8-oz. btl. QQ/.
"JCkN MaR-i &I
FLAKED WHEAT 17/
CANADA
CONW STARCH lOpPe-
5%# dw&l ItM&M 2
■wum c/teem or twu'eZ?- lb
Dlie lDodJ»3ine«
Z -L IO »
0ieede» cue maoe box
on impottea o>..
KRAFT 59/
CHUCK WAGON
SPAGHETTI 10/ tin.
SUDBEAm
FLUFS
2 TINS 1 9/ .
Bright’s TOmhTU
JUICE
25-J os. tins
2 24/.
LIBBY'S SAUER
KRAUT
1 5/ TIN
CHOICE QUALITY
tghato.es 2‘g 02.
2 fi-1- 29/.
ESI
LISTERINE
The safe antisep-
ST tic ; for half a century
the favorite.
4 EDI Lina
ORANGES
25/ doz.
CABBAGE 6/#
Ifejfcl
23p
SWEET
POTATOES
9/ lb.
LISTERiNE TOOTH
PAS»Tm nD
23/.
BROWN LABEL. 7<5p lb.
Twenty Bags. Two cups to PGD
each bag. ? - A °
KIRK’S CASTILLE OK ION S
30.A?, 5 bars for 22/. 5F “- 1A/.
gem DYE, 2 tins 23/
GRA=EFRUIT are TANGY. -------------------------------------------------------------
Enjoy them for breOcfast, lunch or dinner. Yellow globes of
health.
LENONS
NY..' doz.
Freservo yo^r EGGS with WATER GLAoS now they are less than 1/ each. 15(0, 200 a tin.
THE MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD.,
•"A good place to trade.
