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-.__ A Trick Thar Kyatlilsd Lord Lyttoa ond DIC '.l'hl\ lHdn’l \7orl-Pl||u|l- ble Explmnations.

The following utory of Indian

magic was told me by the pi-rsun to

suowsuos 'cosrumas

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DIAMOND DYES.

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A new set ot shipping regulations re- cently formulated in New Zealand l

gives proof of the maternal care with which the government looks utter the welfare of the people. Every sengoing

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If your blanket costume, sash, tuque and stockings worn last year are now faded, soiled or spotted,.you rzm, at a cost of from xo to 3° cents make tlufm as good as new by using Ill./\l\iONl) DYES. The work is easy and simple. Diamond Dyes are money savers. < '

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Lanins AND G|rN'rr,wl|i:N:- Euzcrons or Wann 4;-‘Invlug served as one

of your representatives in the City Council lor the past two yenra, l have consented lo oiler

lor re election nt the cainlnlg civic ccnlest, i sm in favor ofc ty ownership o electric light and All civiclmpr iverrienls whereby ourciiy may le made atlraeilve. My record for the past two years is before you. and if it meets -ith vour approval I lespeclfully uk for the same gener- ous su :port accorded me two years ago

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D. S FEWART.

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At the solicitation of a large

number of Electors of Ward Four I have consented to contest the ward at the forth coming election 1, Upon the important question, (Electric lighting) which engages the attention of a large portion of the citizens, I deem it necessary to state my views. I ani in favor of City Ownership anl supplying light at cost, as it is with ihe sew- erage and water at present.

I elected I will always use my

influence toward the improvement oi the City and the condition of the citizens generally and especial ly those of Ward Four. As rnv time is limited and I may not be able to make a personal canvass. I_ take this means of stating my views and asking your support.

I am always as I will be if elect-

ed your humble servant.

"4 B. C. PROWSE

l attached to his watch chain, or, at

whom it was told by the into Lord

lrytttiln. I give it iu my own words

reason that I hnvo misluid tin- ,,,m,u.

script.

When in India Lord Lytton ufwn

sought out conjurcrs,- but in-ver saw

s, 's nh ns the

mango true trick und the basket

plnnutioris luiru bi-on given b_\' Mr, Maskclync and other experts. Un the occasion Lord Lytton lilwil somo- Lliing in the looks of tin- comuror

Wh() Was }n~l'fil|'lrl1|n.{ in un u|1\‘lls|uLt‘o

¢-xhlumon ins i.l»l-usiup .\.-.-l.i,.l ui- inugirian il' he could not do .<o|n--- thing more out ol' the common \-.n_\. The inun suid hw wniilsl try and “sn- cd for u. ring, \\hich` Lord lrytlon §&V0 him. Iii- llwn r'0¢|uei»llt'(l'ux\ olli- -Cer to tnku in 4-ilhor hnnd it humi- ful of sends. Uno sort was scsurric. The nulrlo of tho othvr sort in_\' iii- |'0l‘mant did not ltnovr. Holding thcsc st-cds and liuvingi ilu- ring lie- twecn his iingi,-r and illlunb, the oill- cer was to go lo ii wi-li in the corn- er of the rolnpnu|\ri_ lil- wus to ails- posu of the si-<-tis in it r<-riuin wuy-l think on ihr- low \\'nll round tim well, into thi- ll:-pill ol' \\liich iw wus to throw thi- ring. _'ill this wus dono and then the muglruin uslwd Lord Lytton whoro he would like the ring to reappear. llo nns\\'i-red, "ln my dispatch box,” of \\-hioii the key was

ull events, he hwd ii with him onthe spot. The dispatch box was brought out. Lord Lytton opened it, and thero was the ring.

This trick would be easy il the

British officer was u confederate of the jufggler and if he possessed is duplicate key to the dispatch box. In that case ho would not throw the ring into tho well, but would take it into the house, open the box und insert tho ring. llnt this explanation involves enormous im robnbilities

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,while it is unlikely again that thu' "S00 H0 Srerllll trains and made all

conpirer managed to insert n, dupli-

tho Juggler if he could repeat, tho trick. llc unswered in the ailirrna- tive, and a lady lent another ring. Another olllcer took it, with tho

visions for use in case of uvriilciit.

of fishing lines und hooks und szifcly

trick Tho mvmud in each CMU is matches. So muuy dcsperaitc ti':|gndii-_+ km-,wn_ U1- “L up ,.,~,.mS p|u,,s,b|,, cx_ have occurred around the New Zeulund

coast from time to time after ship- wrecks through the dliiliculty of get~ ting living necessaries into the bouts in the rush and excitement of escaping that the new re ulatlon in this l

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before his lmusc. .\|ii-r rin- nlrliunrl .

sr-urns to he a wise precaution. It is oteworthy that neither rum nur to- bacco is included in the items of this novel “manifest”

Bulb! at Fancy Prices.

At Rush, near Dublin, on land for-

merly used for potatoes. roots und bulbs of flowering plants for which as high as $60 each may iw pnlll are rnl.=ir.d.

The craze for the new |’:\sliioned old

fashioned tiowors is luiriuu om- curious result. Holland bus ui\\‘;iys been the center for this lrnlnstry, but Grout Brit- tain is rapidly wrcsting thc trade uwuy. In Holland bulb culture has been a hereditary pursuit for three centuries. und until recently the lruportntlon to England was immense. Now even the rarest varieties are grown in Great Britain and espcclnlly in ireland.

The experiment which was begun

eight years ago nt Rush has proved en- tirely successful, and both climate and soil have been found almost perfect for this industry.

Around the World ln Fifty-four Days

In World’s Work Jnrnes \VilllB Sayre

tells how he went nround the world ln 54 days, 0 hours and 42 minutes, lo\verln;; the next previous record by (l lluys und 3 hours. lie covered 10.- 500 miles and the trip cost $819 He

his own calculations for boats und

Slbvrln and Ilussln, visiting Moscow. 'l`hen<'e the route continued by way of Berlin. Ile reached New York on Aug. 15 andwua back in Seattle on Auz. 19.

seeds, ns before, and dropped the, ring into the well. The countenance of the juggler altered in the pause which followed. Something, he s-aid, | had gone wrong, and he seemed ag~itntt-d. ’I‘urr\ing to tho second of- ‘ flcer, he said, “Did you arrange the l seeds as I bade you?" "N0»" Bald the otilcor. “l thought that was nonsense, and I threw them away." ! The juggler scented horriilod. "Do i

you think I do this by rnylscIl"?" hc g said, and, packing up, he df-ported.

The well was carefully dragged, und

at last the lu.dy's ring was brouighi. l to the surl':wr~ 'Flint rin' at least ‘

hnil the first ring been :IS l`uithl'ullV

will bo ol' various opinions us io I

any und oi' u iiupliruto key to the '

¢li_~;pnlch box is tiiili\:ult_-Long|nun`s l Magazine. ll

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notice what a tex-'irible faculty your best friends have of disappointing you in an emergency?" J

Consigiiml to the depths? l<)x11ci'hs u

that \'i‘i. tho l1\`|l0illuSI‘§ of rollflader- ""Ser“m0m')ling HDI catching Cold" is

‘ A 'C,.“|(.|-m_ |veins, induces perspiration rind breaks up

“One of u|nn's host friends is the *UH* COM-

“Yes,” responded the mnn with the lclnriugnnd icsr.nrest.i\e vlnor utter the race track hnbit.- “But did you ever artack. Allrlruggists,25 cents.

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GRIP

Iurlinzo Pri'spii'.~iLion.

p n Csilrl, to prevent Pneuiuonia, vnu nu~r induce perspirnllion. The first

'nn-cd by che;-ksli clrculnllon of the ilonri. This is the time to take I)r. llum- ihri ya' "Seve-ity-sevun"-lt immediately tnriallioblood coumlng through the

The tuniclty of “77" sustains the aystem‘

M71/Ieiiical Gulne, mailed free. l Humphreys' Mad. Co , Cnr. William 85 ohn Streets, New York. l

vessel that can he controlled by the lo- clilnutliorlty must for the future carry

°‘ if ° °x°°H‘~`“l l~h0“H|\ llullillllllll-ii.; fi boat or ruft fully fitted up with pro-

Provlsion is to be made for ii supply ol' fresh wutcr and of beet, biscuits, clinc-

any but 1|", “SUM IOM: ___ _ _ olute, tabloids und lime juice und also

finite ring into the dispatch box be- trains. lllr. Sayre lcft Seattle for Yo- Flit-

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orchand. Lord Lytton then asked irolinma on June 26. Ile then crossed '

"°"“ S°°“" A GOOD IQESOLUTION

Garment iiianulactory I,

Manufacturers ol

Men’s Shins, while and colored Boys’ '° " ‘ “

Men's Working Pants.

Men’s Overalls, blue drill and denhnm. Boys .- .. .. li l. I

Boys’ Blouses, Cow Boys' Paula

Ciilldrcn's Sailor Suits. Coats, while drill, lor cooks, waiters,

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had °"""'“i"l-V bw" i" we W“""" BM' To von lh»=.Grip or lnrliilmza, to break hers, barhers.

Boys’ Sailor Collars, trimmed,

iiovn' Windsor Ties. Ladies’ Aprons, plain and trimmed, Ladies’ Underwear,

Lartief’ Night Dresses.

Ladlea Sig;.la and Undersklrls.

|'.|\ii|ircu’s ‘\-in Dresses. C\\iidren’s Underclolhing.

Ch|idr¢¢'s Dresses. CUlIlren‘| Pinliorea

ldlnfl Slips,

CbMrea'| Sailor Pronis

Pilbw Slips.

but-l

At this "stock-taking" season it

is wise to resolve to lay by as much as possible this year for the pro- verbial “rainy day" ol the future.

Here is where Life Insurance

comes in. _Mlniittedly the best and most effective method _vet de- \'i~»'c(l for the protection of loved lures :ind the se<‘i1ri11g'<if:iconipet- encv for old age.

\Ve recolunieucl to young men

:ind women

The Compound

` investment Policy

isslieil by the Norlll Aint-ri<‘:l11 Life, It has safcyglizirrls not found in any other plan, Prciuiuins are moderate. \Vrilc us or cull for infornialion.

ROSS & NIAI I Hi*-SWS

DESBRISAY BLOCK. CIIAl<l.t)'l`l l-.elw\\`N.

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Every day the crowds attending our Great Bargain Sale are getting larger and larger. Saturday evening the store was tlironged with delighted buyers who evidently knew

"rf Wi i“.:‘;§l§‘gl‘ §.“2i’.f.?.‘l:;;;‘:”§§;fl:;h;:;;£s.f:§.S§;;‘;i.;ais§..;‘;;‘;’a.‘:f;; ixfafzrlz.Pl;fl‘;i§§e¥“s:;x‘;'.';‘;;..;“Sl;;'y;i.rz:ini:.2il..lf;f;;:;if;~.;i‘i;;‘ ';;;;;‘.z:, Sllkslpc?) Oreh I 1 vii van are sellin at, 67 CIS 011 iliC d0llal'. Besides all our Skirts, including 75 new ones, in the Spring Styles and no two alike. Ladies say they are the dressiest days C ore t e sahe eg d de `dedgBar ain 'I hese also g0 at 1-3 Off. Also All l.3CllCS Cl0Il1 JHCKCIS in stock,wliile a few of the largest si/.es we will clear at Half PI‘lC€. skirts eVe;Ilh'l`)i"AilI1lm;il2,lll.iIlllIil€Y}iciilalf Pfltli And still a nice lot of those PHYS in Collars, Mnlis and etc., which we will clear at Half Pl‘lCC. Other Furs r-3 olir These are only a few

of the mallaytlllgarlaalagllis gitxgflengggélsaiitmsnt prices have also taken a tumble, a great many lines goirg at Half Pi’lC€, others 1-3 off. Come in men and have a look at these. They are Qenqmg Snap; It will pay you to buy 110W, allfl buy here. You don’t get Bargains like these very often.

Read the following list

I All Fur Lined Cip€S

All Trimmed Hats

Children’s Glovrs

Lot oi Men's Gloves

~ _Lot of Dress Trimmings Flannelette Und0rW€BI`

Laces, Embroidery Wings, Breaats,_Cord ' Ladies' 1"aninat1»rs

Lot of Men’s Ready

M-ide Clothing

1600 yds Dress Goods 500 yds Uliter Cloth 450 yds Silk Velvet i

800 yds Velveteen _ _ 265 }a»'_ro.¢y a|<»u»e sin 25 Fin Maas

30 For -Collars

All Fur Cape!

Wrappers

Lot .of J at-kebs

Gloves

Whitewear

Mails Hats and Caps

I 3 'Men’s Clothing '

lk Shirt Waists

Mon’s Fur Costs

Men’s Fur (laps

Men’s Fur Mitts :

Ladies’ Fur Mitts

Ribbons Ladies Fur Caps

Ladies' For Rolls

Sleigh Robes

Wool Shawls

Wool Rugs

Wool Tams

Ladies' Skirts

Waterproofs

Blankets

Bachelors _

Stamped Linens

S NTNER RAINCFI

THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY

Cushion Covl rs

Men's Winter Shirts

Prints

Wiistbsgs

Purses

All goods not mentioned 10

to 20 per cent off. I

'Simples given and Goode

sent on approval as usual.

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