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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23

WONDAN-No. 10 sack flour, s5c
IL hars best chocolate. Use; 3 Toe
Enns soups. zee; 5 cans cove oys.
Ira soc, Ice pkgs. corn flake
lisa. : pkgs iello or hromangelon
Exe: soc can olive oil. s5c: i5c bottle
<sssr vinegar, Toe: soc brooms. 35c
IA can chloride OF ltme. Sc. 6 cans
Vssanser. ase; : isc cans pineapple
u zoe ,c cans =. shr,,mps sse, frSi ,,
Satches. Toe, 5 SC sacks salt. loo,
! ne. new walnuts. sSc; cans milk
* with purchase; 10 lbs, sugar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23
SANITARY

.ssD cr,a@. lSs s sIser Sc Mash is
[srs best milk. Use; 6Sc tea. 4sc,
4 les- rolled oats. 25c. s5c hrooms
b. Eastern hams. acc ID: Eastern
hrcn, zoe ih.: leg of lamb. iSc 10.
Boulder of spring lamb, Ice 10.
knh chops. . lbs. .5c; club sausage
kk H.. leg OF mutton. lane 10.
eek roast, lsc 10: boiling beef. loo
d sse coffee use ID; ground cher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23

lOXpAY-s lbs. sugar. 4

noSDAx-s LBS lbs sugar; sie. : ID:
Eos ssc. pure lard, No. , pals. toc
ID s pals, zoe. No, 10 pals. ti.t0.
lard. No. . pals. use; No,
n pals. ssc. No. 10 pals, $40; best
|rvund chocolate. s7c 10. can. i5c
Eskg. rolled oats. toc: 6 boxes OF
zafches. i5c: good bacon. see 10.
aoulder of lamb, Sc H.. leg Of lamb,
|itSc IL: lamb chops, i0c 10. cans
M. Use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23
CALL. up OFFICE

Nelvin Keogi. IL. a carrier for
I a. star, was struck by Bellevue
smmlt car and dragged 40 feet
- Friday afternoon, at tho inter.
sct,on OF Bellevue av. and Thomas
= while covering his route on
..l,er skates. The boy sustained
fractured shoulder and other
s,ulses. He was taken TO tho Sc
die General hospital.
scan up The Star and have some
.sty sent out TO carry my papers,
s.s the boys first request ON re-
ssering consciousness.
lie lives With his parents, at iis2
Nth Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23

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are cents per line for charg Q
ads or times for the price OF 4
7 cents per line for cash ads, or .
times for the price OF a. Phones
Elliott "a or Main etQo,
Fer tho convenience OF our readers,
we have established agencies at
tho following locations;
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
HOTEL COMPANY


BEAUTIFUL 7-RoOu MODERN
house. on 18th av. lot Soxi20.
will sell at n sacrifice
s-room modern house for sale.
Columbia City. lots i7oxi2o.
fine view; overlooking Lake
Washington.
1875 18th Az. =. Beacon 1878.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23

/ have some property just off
Nicholson st. for sale. What
will be nicer than to sit on
your front porch and see our
navy boats go on their way
to Lake Washington? Cash
or terms.
I have chicken ranch in
Kirkland. gilt-edge specu-
lation. Do not miss this big
snap.
Do not come with any wild
cat company's stocks or
speculations, as you will
waste your time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23
EST A1rES MANAGED
RENTS COLLECTED
THE CHANCE OF A
LIFETIME

! have some property in
Washington. d. c., for sale
at ten dollars down and ten
dollars per month. What
is better than to own prop
erty in your capital city and
on such terms? Personal
guarantee by owner if
within one year from date
OF purchase you come to
Washington, D. c., and find
that the property is not ex-
actly as represented; that
YOU have not purchased at a
bargain price compared with
other lots in Washington,
D. c.: in fact that you have
not made a safe investment,
] will return every dollar of
your investment with g per
cent interest added to the
above. Owner can give you
bank references, which I
hold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23

800 .oo--s-RooM HOUSE. LOT sos
12s: water and sewer garden and
chickens sara Fourth nv. n. r.
Green Lake car TO Latona 1T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23
REAL ESTATE

u 100. oti---;i-UOON HOUSE, Lot
a0Kii3 20 ~ foot alley, near XII
bourne st.. 10000 cash. Not the
best house IN the city. but ~ beats
ront. ana you viii some day nave
stack or rent receipts. and you are
close 10 three car lines. 10 MIN
utss to Pike nt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23
ALASKA OIL FIELDS

| have a limited number of
these shares for sale. l
can give official reports,
signed and verified, besides
photos, etc, OF property.
This is strictly high class
proposition and one that
will stand all investigation.
These shares will easily dou-
bic in value in a short time,
so you will have 10 hurry.
If you can't come personal
ly. drop us a line and we
will send particulars.
Can give references by lead
ing men in Seattle. San
Francisco and Portland.
Sample of oil in my office.
Even il you have no BUSH
ness, drop in for a chat.
You are always welcome.
Experienced representatives
in all parts of the United
States, Canada. Mexico and
Cuba.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23

EXCURSION TO WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS
C

Train leaves tho foot OF Washing
ton st $40 p. m. Saturday. August
fard. Returning. leaves the
Springs on Sunday nj $50 y. m,
arriving In Seattle about as min
utes later Brand new. modern
hotel. only 2s miles from Seattle.
but nearly 200 feet higher afford
ing pur. mountain air. Very best
cooks obiainRhl~. Chicken dinners
every Sunday. Fine trout and bass
lake right at ground; no walking
step on train At hotel. Faro for
round trip only tiok. Bring your
children for their summer outing
care OF trained nurse without OK
ira charge. Transient rates 81 90
per dAy FOR room and board: spe-
cial rates by the week or month
For further Information phone Sc
attic office. Main ais.
WHITE ~uIPUl-u SPRINGS
HOTEL COMPANY
M1r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23

WILL SELL rs ACRES on LESS OF
bearing orchard. with free water
right. In center OF wenatchce val
ley. close In. A-iist. care OF Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23

I have several good invest
ments right here in Seattle,
Renton, Ballard, Irondale,
Port Angeles, etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23
CLOVER Ann cows. 20 AcREs. -

CLOVER AND cows. 90 ACRES. $40
Located half way from two large
cities OF $4,000 population. 80 fac
tories. $4,000 per month pay roll.
10 minutes ride by street car from
either city: gas; electric lights
deep. rich soil. TO feet deep.
not rock or gravel. ts5 per acre.
$40 cash. $40 per month.
WASHINGTON LAND
COMPANY
100 Second Az. IS Downs Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23

want small bungalow not
too far out and a five-room
cottage about l0-minute car
from Pike st. See me, state
your terms, etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23
Aneurisrn,
Exophthalmic Goitre,
Locomotor Ataxia,
Infantile Paralysis,

Infantile Paralysis,
~ not only being relieved but
nred by the direct application OF
snedies and means direct to the
Ftnal centers. and other chronic
ssases' are cured with a certainty
fai is startling In neurasthenia,
1v1ere we so often have abdominal
f>EEans surcharged with sfagnaut
Sod and loss OF all nerve tone. the
2inal specialist knows the exact
patton OF the nerve centers to
Emulate and thereby contract the
oeomsn with a consequent empty
Efs Of the blood and at the same
me tone up the great splanch mic
srve which controls the abdominal
fgans- The surgeon. In appendi-
Rs. has ofttimes been surprised.
opening the abdomen. to find so
sue trouble with the appendix In
Enptoms and the same may be
~ OF other surgical procsdures)
- has been chagrined TO find so
:'ue relief following tho operation.
2ae spinal specialist, by inhibiting
e nerve reflexss at their origin In
spine, cures the cause and the
gan becomes normal too quickly
be In need OF operation. The
inal specialist knows that pressure
20 certain nerve centers Will re-
acs the heartbeat or reduce the
mperature in any fever.
e1ophthalmic goitre he knows
- conclusion OF n particular YER
va Will cause n reduction In the
lsing OF the eyes as well as OF the
e OF the goitre. while, on the other
hd constant deep pressure at an
yer nerve center Will give rise to
responding bulginR. Many cases
quire constant repetition OF ad-
ament to remove the pressure ac-
afed by physical habits Of many
srs growth.
me digestion OF starches. with
akh more than one-half OF all
imach troubles are concerned. can
be helped as never before by
kHly smptying the stomach con-
~ into the intestines before fer
ntation can set in. thus robbing
veracidity and zastritis OF it's ter
~. and there are nerves which, II
.mulated, viii Increase the motor
Ilciency Of the stomach, thus
enins large percentage OF
kssnach disturbance.
10 average so-called rubbing
xtor or masseur finds the vital
rs inherent. active, ready TO func-
shete. but hindered by congestion
NE organs. which he often fails
correct by working upon the cir
auon, manipulating the bones, or
.sading the muscles, while the cap
spinal specialist working upon
nerve centers alone is able 10
snaIe all conditions at once.
I've MAKE a SPECIALITY or
Eye. Ear. STOMACH. Skin, Blood.
<nneys and Bladder
.Astso APPENDICITIS. RHEuMA-
sA, GOfTRE, CATARRH. Asthma,
ehchitis, dropsical, tubercular and
xhsrnic conditions. and all weak .
sss, chronic and nervous disor-
oi1est established mems specialist
he Northwest
COMBINATION TREATMENT
VA IMPAIRED VITALITY ONLY
TREATMENT THAT
L. NEVER FAILS.
Dnsultation, examination and ad-
~ free. n out Of town. write.
ess moderate. and include mcdi-
Hours . q. m. TO 8 y. m; Sun
~, 10 to IL
EOR. MACY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23

! also have property in Chi
cago for sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23
SS|l'0''1-''N>>1r NEefocR "'"''H'|'''''"

">"'@~@~N>>NCIV EsfocR ''
CENTRAL STABLES, OLIVE ST.
between Terry and Boren. Newly
Tsmoaeled' perfectly I pa,,yngy
horses for hire NJ .. Bennett
Prop. Phone Main 593l.
Is PACK HORSES. WILL RIDE
and drive: good cows, young
bull, IS months old. South Seat title
Sales stable. sidney 43b.
YOUNG TEAM. i.sOO Lbs, FOR
sale cheap. Phone Ballard 5bS.
curtis Barn.
ron sALE--A SINGLE DRIVING
or pack horse, years old. SOUND (.
weight 1850 pounds; very gentle .
woman can drive him; IL not afraid
Of autos. Price 800. sunset phone
/ q ~, Snohomish. residence 3
miles east OF silver Lake, Wash.
ron sALE-ONE HHAvy HORSE.
weight 800, sound and true, age
years, Price 5000. Address Box
163. Arlington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23
q BILLIARDS q pool TABLES

ARCADE POOL HALL, ii2 uNINEH-
sity St. Geo. Taylor. Prop. Straight
o cues; best tables In town.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-11-20
A SERIOUS FOE IS
THE MOLE CRICKET
But Department Of Entomology says
It Can Be Suppressed by
Careful Effort.

Atlanta, Ga.-The mole cricket,
which is causing much trouble to
farmers, particularly in southeastern
Georgi, is believed to have been
brought into Georgia from the
West Indie, and for the past ff-
teen years it has been gradually max
ing its way to the interior wherever
it can find sandy loan or peaty soils,
which constitute its favorite and al
most exclusive abode
The mole cricket is q brownish-col-
ored bug about one and a quarter
inches long with six strong and we'll
developed legs. It's forefront legs are
highly specialized and these, together
with its head, constitute its buTrowing
apparatus with which 1t tunnels
through the ground very much like
the mole, whence its name.
The mole cricket mates IN the early
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-11-20
STATE or Quo, Cry OF ToIEpo :.

Lucas COUNTY.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
Isl senior partner of the firm OF +. j.
Cheney 4 Co, dong business in the City
of Toledo, County aid State aforesaid,
and that. said firm will pay the sum Of
500 for each and every case OF Catarrh
that, cannot be cured by the use OF Hall
Catarrh. 69uFe. FRANK ]. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed III
my presence, this 9th day OF December
A. b., 1856. A. w. GLEASON,
lsEA1.l Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is takeninternally,
and acts directly on the blood and muc-
Gus surfaces of the system Send for
testimonials free
i. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Q.
Sold by all druggists, Zoe. Take Hall :
Family Pills for constipation.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-11-20
County Commissioners Proceedings
Meeting November Il, 1913.


Script Issued to pupers already listed s7o 90
u. y Long salary City judge, for October Ivy VO
ey i. s 1., lFs o0Hvi put ?" S Gang o' Tenn
i Williams Sol Sup courtFees County Co Gang
jams. Morgan ii casss Isl olyc put u County
and supr 3
Aoeand sheriff, County Gang City and Sup ct
y Goavia PFss T. cases put on e. gang City ane a. Ss ~ oo
re ossw Dep s,,' put 2 g Gang e9n'@
Richards D s. Z s' es as'n' '' DAYS. 'on
Jamss Morgan, Clerk orage used on county matters months
days Sup 4 l3-lssung Subs witnesses Tor
grand jury issuing certificates jurors etc. rer acct temzea
whee ~ ~
W McAfss Treas-paying freight bflg outand
ing County Warrants, vouchers attached "
As sS 5.s s "s5sSn Oct + gallons gasoline D
and superior court
and ofcounty after Mary Thomas per account j AL
coxvel Dep sheriff Jaer serysa City AID
Superior jail fees, services in after Dock
Mathis per account itenlzel zzo
sA g lo' stationery stamps etc.,
MOrand sheifservice City Court Sum-
moning jurors for City court Oct Tenn and sup court N9v
term Is, county after prisoners expense and ser
vices Macon and back in Dock Mathis case etc. per acct
wv Baina Nov term superior court l2co
Wikerson,one service riding haiif Sup Crit ~
Miss Jennie FOdMes and lodging for ues with baihs City and
Is BIackemth work for county Aug ls to Nov per
acct itemized and approved BY warden and comrs y
zTurner son99 lumber a per account ~
sima-Lnmber bridge per itenized 81
smithvie Masonic lodgeRen Of room for court house from
Jan Let 1913 to Sept soh 1913 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =
Al Edwards 0 Pauper, month Of Now 4o
stoyal emd 81
Lee County Journa500 envelopes 500 boundl summonses for
Defauers' 5o
Massey blankets PER bill approved d) o.
City Drug CoDrugs stated in itemzed approved 30
Lebug Mercantile CoVarious articles for roads emied
dated Nov 10 10 45
H Wade-Iumber for bridges itemzed 81 9s
Morgan, Dept CLERK Term 1913, Sup Court 1906
Frank IaIane Cola blankets, and acct
dated Nov s 1872 for convic 53
Hicks J Sheriff Bibb county Board Dock Mathis rsoner
lee county, Is &c
Wstsapp Hardware Coo Picks Mattocks and ~ Pick
Handles II ~
Americas Grocery articles
concts0ct 10 itnized- 25 II
Sheffield Huntington CoIog chain, lap links
bukaho shells
FoOte Davies CoExeuiye Criminal Docket
City Court Is legal paper A ~
United Duck CoConvic clothes Aug %, and Oct
2nd Observation-Disclosures 80 85
Georgia Farm Machinery piece Hay Press oO
Good Roads Machinery cRepa Road Machine 1910
Sparks Hardware coHardwae emized statement approved CO.
Carer Colo00l lbs shop coal oct24 100
WherspoOn Bros Shoe Mig Co 81 shoes for onys IS 40
Dunlap Hardware coRspair stalk 245
Austin BrOsROyal Road repairs re col
JTGodbySesces Warden for ocl9lS- COCO
J W Page !" convict guard "es' Z" 1000
John Fox Service N the County Fam So 90
Cleveland Averet-Scrvice convcts " 5000
c Siunch-service guard -"
1dunchseryice guard during 1000
H Fuassl-seryi conyicts 5000
s26l9.57
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-04
SUPERSTITION
 DISAPPEARING

New York. Feb. f--DefyinR the old superstition that Fridays are unIucky days. many of the steam ship companies sailing for Europe have made it practice In the past to sail Saturdays or any day but Friday. Now there is a transatlan- uc line that refuses Co longer be ruled bv sanseIess superstition and they announce that for business reasons it Is advisable to make their saiIines on Fridays. % the srhduTe has been rearraneed Co provide for Friday saiIings The new order goes into effect next Friday.
 Steamship men are awaiting the result Of the new order. and if t can be demonstrated that the travel ing public .s careless Of the super stitiou. other lines may adopt the schedule
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-04
NOT MUCH GLORY LEFT
 IN ONCE FAMOUS SHIP

The sab of the floating canuery Glory of the Seas, which has oper- ated in Southeastern Alaska for the past two seasons. is reported by the Alaska Fish company. The buy CTS are the Glacier Packing com pauy. the concern owning and oper- ating the Hoonah caunrey. The Glory will be operated in the Icy Straits district. In addition to the complete Cannery outfit she now carries win be installed cold storage plant, and the big barge will act in a double capacity. The Alaska Fish company will continue to operate the Waterfall cannery and the other fishing and packing interests they have in this region.
 The old Glory Of the Seas was once one of the famous wind jam mers and years ago had a record as one Of the fastest sailing ships afloat
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-04
VACCINATION ORDER RE-
 SULTS IN RIG ROW

Oakland. Feb. 4--The city Is in an uproar over the attempted en- forcemeut Of the school vaccination law. Many of the students and parents of students do not believe in the practices of vaccination and refused to submit to the order, the result has been that the school board has ordered the suspension of more than two hundred pupils from the Fremont high school until they are vacciaated. The order win be applied to other schools in the city.
 Those opposed t5 vaccination put up the claim that even the doc tors are not agreed upon the eff cacy of the treatment and that no two medical schools are agreed uP- on its necessity when there Is no coutagion in the district. Some are opposing 1t from areligious stand point
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-04
TAFT GETS COM-
 MISSION REPORT

Washington, Feb. 4-The report of the special Alaska Railroad com mission Is In the hands of Presi- dent Taft Major Morrow. chair man or Che commission. presented The report Monday night. but says that it is not as complete as he would like to have lt
 Mir Taf, spent part of the day yesterday iu looking it over and making notes and extracts Co be in- corporated in special message which be win send to congress with In a fou days. possibly not later than Fdday. The document ls voluminous and contains much mat ter covering the geography. and physical conformation Of the var ious railroad routes and mountain passes leading from tIiewater to the interior.
 With late reports on tho geology of Alasks sent in by Alfred Brooks. together with reports of the locs- ton Of coal lands by tho coal com mission. Che president viii doubtless bo able 70 make recommendations which will result In the buying or construction of a railroad that will not only serve as a feasible route for reaching the interior. but VIII tap the mineral deposits ss well
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-04
CUSTOMS COILECTOR'S RE
 HORT IS STIMULATING

Customs collector Willis has is. sued his report on Commerce and Customs Business Of Alaska" for the year ending December &l. A summary appears as follows.
 Although there was no material increase in the population Of AL aska during the calendar year 1912. the commerce Of the Terri tory broke an former records in al- most every particular
 The total trade. valued at $72r 74l.o6o. is 27 per cent higher than that for any previous year. The balance of trade in favor Of Alaska is the largest Of record, amounting Co almost twenty million dollars.
 Gold. which until recent years has constituted the bulk of the Terriiory.s exports. though greater than for the two previous years, was SO Der cent less in value than the total of the other Alaskan products shipped to the United States and was exceeded by the single item Of salmon canned and otherwise preserved.
 For the first time both the ship uents Of merchandise from the United States and from Alaska to the United States passed the twen- ty million mark. The shipments to Southeastern Alaska show an en- ormous increase and are more than double those of any one ot the oth- CT three divisions. This increase was principally due to the establish meut of twenty new salmon can neries throughout the division and the extensive development of min ing properties in the Juneau dis trict
 The value Of furs shipped during
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-04
NELSON THINKS DEMOCRATS
 ARE HONEST, BUT WRONG

St Paul. Feb. 4-Scnator knutc Nelson was the guest at Nelson banquet last evening and made the principal speech. He said there was no reason to apprehend any lack oI prosperity because of the election Of the democrats and he believes no panic will result, net withstaudiug the gloomy prophecies of those who see danger ahaed. NIT. Nelson says that the Demo crats should get credit for good in- tentious. that they are honest enough, though he does not be ueye in their free trade policies.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-04
SHERIFF SELLS CHURCH TO
 PAY PASTORS SALARY

Philadelphia, Feb. 4--The Union Presbyterian church of this city was sold at shorifrs sale yesterday for debt which was owing the pas tor on his salary. This is perhaps the first time that such an un- usual procedure has been rcsorted Co i'm order to secure payment for debt.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-04
SKAGWAY AMONG LIST
 THAT INVITED SARAH

Portland. Feb. As result O the announcement that Sarah Bernhart intends visiting Alaska, many invitations have been sent her from Che cities of tHa north. asking that she appear in some Of her plays. Tho divine Sarah is pleased over receiving encouraging words from Kc.chikan. Juneau. SkaEway. and maur towns oI tho interior
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-04

the year includes the products oi the PrihiIof Islands and shipments bv man-a total of SSOO,OOS-not shown in the Bureaus reports for the same period
 An Of the four divisions of AL aska show an increase over 1911 in the values of shipments received from the United States. Most oI the unprecedented increase, how ever. was due to the unusual indus traI activities In Southeastern Alas ka. resulting in that division recetv- ing A per cent of the entire amount shipped Co the district, an advance of 75 per cent over the preceding year.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-04
RIVER SEINE THREATENS
 DESTRUCTION IN FRINGE

Paris. Feb. ( Tho river Seine Is rising at Che rate of two inches an hour and tbe city is becoming alarm ed over Che probability of another flooding such as caused immense damage when she ororfI0wod her banks a year ago
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-04

Constantiuople. Feb. At six o'clock Monday evening the four days armistiCe expired and within an hour bomhardments began by the allies upon several cities tn the Balkan states. At Adrianople a fierce bOmhordmeut began on the city which was replied to by the Turkish forts and garrison Through out the vilayet Of Adrianople a number og skirmishcs began. Al TchaIik In Saloujca a battle started with the results undetermined
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-04

All male employees Of the General Electric Company Of Schenectady receive a pension on reaching the age Of 70 years, if they have been in the service of the company for 20 years. Women are peusioned at SO !, they have completed this ser vice.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-04

A popular London restaurant has adoptel electric cooking. A simple lunch of soup. a chop with potato chips. mineral water. dessert and coffee. costs but a shilling and nine pence. which is less than at the regular restaurants where coal and gas are burned.