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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-09
CAP HAS A HUNT

Capt. ]. NJ. Ellicott. U. 8 ". who
. vas relieved ms commander Of the
United States armored cruiser
Maryland. at Seward. by Capt.
Phillip Andrews. returned TO Seat.
tie Friday on the steamship Ala.
media. after having hunted big game
~ Copper creek. on the kenai river.
Ellieosf asserts that there are few
spots In the world on par with
Renal peninsula as a rendezvous OF
big game.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


uea1ay--3 dcx- doughnuts. Sc: /,
ooA sugar cookies. f6c. German cot
tee cakes lee. 7oc. 35e each: lbs.
soda crackers. ssc. fresh ginger
snaps. lee To-. sweet condensed mlIa.
Acc can. boxes matches. Sc. , bars
ecAS, Sc: English breakfast tea. ssc
ID. Sec tea. soc ID. India relish. loo
pt-; catsup, Toe bottle. fresh peanut
butter. lbs. 1sc. sugar. lbs. Gle.
= Iba navy beans. 35c. market bas-
kofn. Sc each
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Premiums and special prizes Will
bo offered for the best dairy COWS
and best dairy products M the sec
ond annual King county fair at the
Meadows. the week OF September
SIR
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20 ACRES ron $3.50
Rich loan soil. lies nice very easily
improved. no big atumpH 70 con-
tend with. located south or
Hr~mcrton and Navy Yard. short
walk 60 dock. saw mill. school.
stores. etc nice neighhors. Terms
SIS cash, SIS monthly.
Puget Sound Farms GO sos aId Az
s ACRES Oh EXCEPTION ALLY
good land. on county road. near
school and saw milf handy 90 Se-
sttie; 7bc fare. 400; easy terms.
l. J. MARSH q Co. 1908 Third Az.
ACRES
I want 10 sell a 6-acrr tract. located
rear tho highway al Botheli, few
minutes walk 70 po-tosfies; auto
mobile. boat and train service 20
Seattle Price 1895. sons terms.
VIII include adjoining acres for
an additional 1900. THIS r. close
In farm land. and 10 way under
priced. SEQ owner. bts Empire
Hdg. pis second nv
j ACRES on EVERETT iSTERuR-
ban. near station. A-iiof. care Of
star
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nNpcAIN MAN KENT

owner going north; will sacrifice to
make quick sale; rs acres rich. pro-
ductive soil. 10 acres bottom land.
good Groom house; barn; several
poultry houses horse. wagon,
COW, 500 thoroughbred White Leg
horn pullets. good outfit OF farm
tools and implements; nice loca
ton. r. II. D., telephone service
city water. Inquire 1910 Alaska
building,
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ACREAGE
s250-ERuIT AND BERRY
RANcH-s250

az acres. close In, AMI easy
drive from Kirkland dock over
the maeadam highway. Good
soil. a nice little farm 10 raise
fruits. chickens and vegotn.
blos: handy TO markets, Price
$3.50. terms $50 cash and 81
month. To see the place. take
tho urania or ferry At Madi.
son park 10 Kirkland. Call nj
Burke & Farrar's office on
wharf. or iot Cherry at. Sc
attic.
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IRIS IN TIE soIL

In buying land for farm. quality
OF the soil IL the main thing 10
consider. The better the soil. the
more profitable the farm. The
Mt, Vernon district Is the most
profitable farming section I'm the
state. It's In the soil. / am now
selling my 5000 acres. 4 miles east
OF Mt Vernon, In 10. 20 and 40-acre
tracts. $4,000 per acre up. 10 years
70 pay. Only little cash needed
10 start Besides, we have lots of
work for our settlers that makes
the start much easier, Come in
and see me.
n G. PETERS 500 ThIrA Az
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proved dairy farm. King. Sno-
homish or Skagit county, and as
sumo your mortgage. Owners an
swer. w s. banner. All Boston
Xix
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w. n. croat. president Of the Pa
cific Coast u. Y. II. convention,
which II now holding its session at
the First Baptist church. will be
The speaker At the University Bap-
list church. r. 45th ST. and Brook
Hn av.. Sunday morning.
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"A STAR WANT AID WILL GET THAT PICTURE
CITY REAL ESTATE
,27s-cHIcKEN FARM-s275

S275--CHICKEN FARM-s275
We have an ideal 3h.acre tract
on n good road. within easy
drive OF the ferry dock at
Kirkland, over the new. paved
highway, that will make fine
chicken ranch; II IN handy 10
school. creamery and market
Price 1915: terms. only SIS
cash and IS n month. To zee
this place. take Madison car
10 the lake and ferry or Urania
10 Burke a. Farrar'a office In
Kirkland. or Seattle office. l0f
Cherry, 81.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

30, nor eitkrns ron LARGEST
mop growers In North Yakima fare
advanced. Special train will leave
Seattle August 81. Here's a chance
for the whole family Free wood,
Tree water and free potatoes, You
can make from $500 tn $500 per
day. Book early Light work,
experience not required. Here IL a
good vacation,
PIONEER EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
lisa Washington H. Up stairs
Near Occidental Az,
WANTED II ttut stchEErEu. 4
scandinavian or Swede preferred
az home youngest 3. Good home
aud good wages one who likes
children none other need apply,
A ~ HamherR. Sedro- Woolley.
wash iiex esq
SEATTLE supION NE>r oEEIcE.
1917 Third aN,. needs cooks. walt
resses. chamhermaids and house
maids,
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OFFICES Of the streets and sewers
Committee of the city council have
teen moved from the second floor
Of the city hall 20 the third floor.
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The fines OF three launch owner.

The fines OF three launch owners.
found guilty OF violating the navE
CATION laws, were reduced by the
customs officials Friday. o. Ho-
! wick OF Anacortes was fined $3.50
his penalty was reduced 10 IS. ].
r. Jackson and Eugene Sherwin.
y fined $3.50 and sioe. respectively
had their fines mitigated TO $40
and S.
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The Westminster Presbyterian
church VIII have n DISTINGUISHED
speaker Sunday morning In John
Williams. president OF the Marking
university Williams is on route to
the Orient.
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YoUR CHANCE TO GET IN ON
NEW GOLD strike

We are selling n small nAnber or
shares 10 finance expeVt mlne
operator for the SuAhannn district.
III you have $4,000 or more 90 In
vest. see us at once. $50 Leary
building.
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SNAP. owNEn---i25 FEET. coH-
ncr, Queen Anne district East
Eaes
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Sicn LITTLE HOME

OVERLOOKING
LAKE WARRINGTON
-Four acres. excellent soil. highly ifn-
proved, coed bearing orchard 70
500 English gooseherry bushes.
attractive t-room bungalow. sew.
erai outhuitdinEa. fiue roses and
shrubbery. nice location. Price for
quick sale. ta.sec. Como 10 the
office and see photos
Selling country property our spe-
nonEhr MALTny. 1910 Alaska ma,
NORTH or TOWN
TWO ACRES at interurbnn station.
close 10 auto boulevard all level.
good soil: partly cleared. nice 1T
tic domestic, where you can live
In the country and 60 back end
forth 70 business. Price 1880;
selling country property our spe-
RonERr MALTBY. 1919 AIaska nd.
~NAp-Tuis $500 TRACr roH ssao
acres rich black soil. well settled
district near Sehtti~ $40 down.
~ uouth, Herbert s. Upper. sos
Is~ary nifs
= ACHES. Z MILES FRoN CITY. on
state road now being paved fiue
view good soil. Price $3.50. VIII
give terms Biggest snap In Sorth
MERRITT REALTY co.
ssO-Ta7ts New York Block
LITTLE COUNTRY HOME
5 ACRES, good soil near seattle.
excsilen, FOR chickens. early fruits
and vegetables. Price tsbeesi
$500 cash, 800 per month'
HERRtN q RHODES. Inc
ffhFrrN
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IMPROVED 20 ACRES

iNl L nv Ill - ~ AN~NES
Near Seattle and the Sound: no bet
ter soil In Western Washington,
House, barn. chicken coops, WA gon
shed. creek, etc bearing orchard.
all kinds OF fruit. Land cleared,
all ready TO move on and max
money from the start. One-tenth
cash. balance to suit
HERRIN a RHODES. Inc.
1ia Cherry st
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NEW TOwNsfTE-LoTs $50
Cleared and level. easy terms. no In
terest Ask for the facts. Con.
Mgr. TT American Bank Bldg
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EXCURSION
TO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
G.
y.

Train leaves the foot OF Washing
ton street $40 p. m. Saturday,
Aug. 2. Returning. leaves the
Springs on Sunday, 18th. $3.50 p.
m, arriving In Seattle about 65
minutes later. Brand new. mod
ern hotel Only 25 miles from
Seattle. but nearly 500 feet high
or. affordlng pure mountain air.
Very best cooks obtainable.
Chicken dinners every Sunday.
Fine trout and bass lake right at
ground. No walking; step off
train at hotel. Fare for round
trip only s105. Bring your chill.
dren for their summer outing.
Care OF trained nurse without
extra charge. Transient rates
$500 per day for room and board.
Special rates by the week or
month. For further information
phone Seattle office. Maln 3l5.
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS HOTEL COMPANY
Mrs. c. r. Clarke. Mgr.
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ACREAGE ASD EAitms
LANGLEY BANK
Langley. wash.
FORCED TO LET co

5000 Will make first payment on
good broom house, with 2 large
lots. on north slope OF Queen Anne
hili Price $4,000, balance long
terms
ADAMS. WINsHIP A. ADAMS
42g ColmaB Bldg
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70 FARMS q FARM LANDS

will sell my home in ALTOONA
cheap. and give terms. garden
tracts: good broom house, all in
the best OF shape; wood house,
chicken houses and runs for 400
chickens; COW barn and good gar
den. All for $4,000. Take SEAT
TLE-TACOMA Interurban 10 AL
COMA. inquire for GEO. MORRI-
SON owuer
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university. Williams is on route TO
the Orient.
eSHp PaIlgN
Gesossl tssss covacr:b
SfrrSs;iIss%-v ~
Classified "A Transient rates
are cents per tine for charge
ads. or times Tor the price OF I.
times for the price OF 4. Phones
Elliott a. or Main 9t0O.
For tho convenience OF our readers
We have established agencies a,
ssp uniaa 81. with seuven,r and
Curlo shop. Phone Elliott a.
Ballard soc
Ads may be left at these branches.
~ main office
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I.Osr CONFLUENCE ~ WATCH
makers Try Syruons save money
and trouble. Cleaning 400; main
springs Use. The Jswsicr that al
ways sells for less SOS Pike. next
Owl Drug store
i.O<T-AUTOMOull DOOR sONE
time last night Reward. Enter
prise Furniture Co. University.
North fsis
n MIsCG
rOR WENT--N ACRES. s-ROON
modern house. barn. etc. Apply
w. q. Boyle. brighton. -
ONE DONKEY ENGINE rOW sAl.F.
exiox Washington. zee feet nf
new main limo and J. soc feet OF
rev haui-back. Inquire OF Star.
A-rf16
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IS EXPRESS . TRANSFER.
UNIVERSITY TRANSFER CO.. sOss
18th av. ", r.. university station;
several daily trips TO and from city.
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nnh ~ bhN 'hHitAf RHh w
wANrrp-NorNG WOMEN TO
work as telephone opersforri ex.
rerierced or Inexperienced lady
instructresH. with corps % able
pletciv equipped school for train
Ing tnexnerteneei women Pupils
pacific Telephons q Tsissrsph
Co, room 10 iiih Fourth av.
uoT Paint ,Woss. ra.ao
Guaranteed 10 Years
Sound Fieetrlr CO lntn Fir-' Az
SHORT HAND Toucu rYPEwRrT.
inT. complete - lessons ioss Ar.
eaie nlds Msin a7sa
10 FEMALE SITUATIONS WrD.
>pHtss WANTS FAMILY
washing or lace curtains East
1877.
Practical nurse like position. North
s6sT.
WANTS Dty WORK
Have had years OF experience
and thorpuehiy competent. 81 per
dav. Phone syerinrs North ffsT
OF .uAsrrnp DnsssM ny
h ns ds *, Phone F'''o" "''
Mus. MARTIN, TnAtNED NrusEi
confinement home. Terms reason.
able 1913 Eighth ay. Elliott
sTs w
SEATTLE nav NURSERY
500 broadway and COS Fnstiakr az
cor Harrison st children under
yearr well TAKEN carr 80 ~ the aav
~ HELP WANTED-MAtE
500 WEEKLY PROFIT IN SPARE
time at home mail order business
don't worry about capital Boyd "
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COLLECTIONS.

WESTERN COLLECTION 60. -.
S12 New York Block corner hecnha
Az and Cherry ~ rhrnc Main 10,
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9. fETERS, Soc Third Av.
FARM BARGAIN

1870 acres In the Skagit valley; all
bottom land; near Marble Mound
20 acres cleared: 10 acres siashed
now Groom house. barn. well, or
chard, small fruits; half mile to
school. Price $4,000. terms.
w. w. MOVES
Phone Main 27S6 aiT Roston BLACK
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MISCELLANEOUS

- WioSeLISNeOOo
rOR nENT-s ACRES. s-WOON
modern house. barn. etn. Apply
w. q. Boyle. Brighton.
ONE DONKEY Engine rOR sAi.F,
exi0H Washington. zee feet ~
new main limo ard 3s9c feet OF
rev haui-back. Inquire OF Star.
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RooMs-FuRnisHEp

80 Rooms-HoUsEkEEpiNo
ElNNIsHt.p AND iNttNNfrHsD
housck ceping rooms at very low
prices. also single and double
sleepipg rooms, 2alo Western av.
FOR RENT - HOUsEKEEPING
rooms. a. up. single and on suite
fb3n FiffH av
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ATToRNEvsAr.lAW

Ht s~Ei.I "a. FARRELL. s2s y. ".
Blk General prnctlce. ertn,es'
laws, husband and wife: consuitn-
fion free Elliott 7s
sommer. 100 Second : consuitation
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DIAMOND MACHINE NtNUFAC-
turing Co. fifth floor Manufa ctur-
er-' Exchange Bldg. Occidental
and King. Gear cutting: general
ynschfni-ss: inventions developed.
Phone Mafr faT4
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room cottage, lot 60x12f; all In
fruit. $1,000, $50 cash, $40 a
month. OwAer. 210 uose Bldg.
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ventIons wanted by manufacturers and
prizes offered for Inventions Our four
books sent free Patents secured or
fee returned Victor J Evans Co..
Washington. u g.
USE BAssETT's NATIVE HERBs
for rheumatism. 80 tablets for 2bc.
All druggists.
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I WILL NOT DE RESPONSIBLE
wife, Mrs. Elsie PARROT. after this
date. tSigned) q. D. PARROTT
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RAlpU KHOWF ELEtTItIV =. u
Union - Electrical .mn--- --
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CITY REAL ESTATE
LAKE WASHINGTON WATER
FRONT

with full riparian rights; ~ acres,
sloping gently 20 waters edge.
nice beach. good soil; half In cul-
tivntion. nice bearing orchard I;
fine stream OF spring water; small
bungalow: boat landing on the
place. Price $4,000. easy terms.
ROBERT MALTBY, 1910 Alaska BID.
-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-01-10
PROPER CULTURE OF CLOVER
Best Results Have Been Obtained on
Black, Sandy Loam--killins Dan
ger 10 In Spring.

My best results in clover growing
have been on black, sandy loan. So
far | have grown exclusively the me-
dunn or common red clover, says a
writer in the New England Home
stead. | usually SOW from eight to
twelve pounds per acre on a well-pre-
pared seed bed. l prefer sowing with
a nurse crop. Wheat and barley both
have been tried for this purpose.
prefer barley, as II does not form
such a dense shade for the young
clover plants when they are start
ing. The crop Of clover grows rapid
ly. and cutting begins about July in
this locality. and sometimes a little
earlier in the fields where clover is
without any other grasses. and some
times a little later II timothy and
clover are mixed.
Glover is not grown to any great ex.
tent in this locality. The past two
seasons have not been the best to
secure a stand The real danger Of
clover-killing comes In the spring
When II freezes and thaws out, and
the ground heayes the plants are torn
loose and die. Whenever the snow
collects II comes in fine shape in
the spring. With the continued cult
walton OF this soil and with a large
amount OF manure worked into the
soil will come better clover-raising In
this part of the state.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-01-10
QUESTION CLEARED UP.
Lancaster Readers Can No Longer Doubt
The Evidence.

Again and again we have read Of
strangers in distant towns who have
been cured by this or that medicine.
But Lancaster's pertinent question has
always been Has anyone here in Ian.
caster been cured? The word of a
stranger living hundred miles away
may be true, but cannot have the
same weight with US as the word Of
our own citizens. whom we know and
respect, and whose evidence We can so
easily prove.
|. ID. Austin, blacksmith, Stanford
Pike, Lancaster. KY, says: IL can
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills for
they did me lot Of good. | had weak
kidneys ard the kidney secretions were
irregular in passage. My back panied
me. The use Of Doan's Kidney Pills
strengthened me in every way"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cts.
Foster. Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United Sta
ties.
Remember the name Doan's- and
take no other.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-01-10
FOR RAID HEaDS
A TreatmsM Thai Costs Nothing u ]
Fails.

We want you to try three large bot
ties Of Rexall "93" Hair Tonic on our
personal guarantee that the trial will
not cost you penny if it does not give
you absolute satisfaction. That proof
Of our faith in this remedy, and il
should indisputably demonstrate that
we know what we are talking about
when we say that Rexall "93" Hair
Tonic will retsrd badness, overcome
scalp and hair ailments, and if any
human agency can accomplish this re-
suit, it may also be relied upon to pro-
mote a new growth of hair.
Remember we are basing our state
ments upon what has already been ac-
complisheh by the use Of Rexall 49,
Hair Tonic, and we have the right to
assume that what it has done for
thousands Of others it will do for you.
In any event you cannot lose anything
by giving it trial on our liberal guar
antee. Two sizes. soc. and Sl.0O. Re-
member, YOU can obtain Rexall Rene
dies in this community only at our
store The Rexall Store.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-01-10
NO REASON FOR DOUBT.
"A Statement OF Facts Backed By A
Strong Guarantee.

We guarantee complete relief TO all
sufferers from constipation. In every
case where we fail We will supply the
medicine free.
Rexall 0rderlies are a gentle, effec.
tive, d dependable and safe bowel regu-
lator, strengthener and tonic. They
re establish natures functions in a
quiet, easy way. They do not cause
any inconvenience, gripping or nausea.
They are so pleasant to take and work
so easily that they may be taken by
anyone at any time. They thoroughly
tone up the whole system to healthy
activity.
Rexall 0rderlies are indispensable
and ideal for the use Of children, old
folks and delicate persons. We cannot
too highly recommend them to all suf'
ferers from any form Of constipation
and its attendant evils. Two sizes, loo
and 25c, Remember, you can Obtain
Rexall Remedies in this community
only at our store-The Rexall Store.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-01-10

The Blue Grass Dairy & Ice Co.
with paid up capital stock of $4,000
has been Incorporated for the purpose
of erecting and conducting an ice
plant and creamery in Lancaster. Mr..
II. V. Basin is President and will be
the General Manager of the new in
dustry. The new plant is to be erect
ed in the rear and Immediately adjoin-
ing the present creamery on Hamilton
Avenue near Richmond street. The
contract has already been let and the
plant is to be completed by March 18th,
unless inclement weather should delay
1t. and at any rate, not later than April
LIST. The plant will have a capacity of
u tons per day, and it is the inten-
ton of the new concern to supply Gar
rard county with good pure ice at all
times. The dairy herd of Mr.. Basin
will still be maintained and his dairy
I'd creamery business will not be in
terfered with by the new industry.
Mr.. Basin will also increase the ice
cream output to 200 gallons per day.
Mr.. Basin has also associated with
him Mr.. Joseph S. Haselden, and they
will install complete bottling works
for the bottling of carbonated waters.
The bottling plant will be adjacent to
the creamery and ice plant and those
industries will supply the water and
power to operate the bottling plant.
This will be one of the few bottling
plants in Kentucky to make use of
distilled water in the manufacture of
it's products, which insures its purity
Mr.. Basin shows the progressive
spirit which is so essential and goes so
far toward the building of live town.
In the erection of an ice plant he will
meet long felt want for the people
of the town and county, want that it
has been felt heretofore could not be
made success because of the made
quate water supply, but Mr.. Basin
after having made long and careful
study of the situation, has decided to
install plant, making ice by what is
known as the ABSORPTION plan, a
process which Mr.. Basin assures us
will at all times insure a sufficient
quantity of pure ice to supply the de-
mands of the county. and too with the
water supply now obtainable.
We predict for Mr.. Basin success
for his undertaking from the very be-
ginning and gladly welcome the new
industry to Lancaster.
Mr.. Basin has had considerable ex-
perience in nursing new industries into
paying investments. Some years in a
modest way, he began the manufac-
ture of ice cream in Lancaster, his
business thrived, and his trade at first
confined to the town, grew until he
now supplies not only the entire coun-
ty. but ships his product to many
points throughout this part of the
state, and it has assumed such pro-
portions as to necessitate the almost
doubling of his capacity as to that par
ticular commodity.