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stan ioi. ftc coffee. : ihs sfe. cream
brick CHEESE. zec 10 imported Roqueferi
cheese &c IA imported sriss cheese
zoe To-: guaranteed ssss isc dcz stall
4 imported fish balls zee sire iAc. tkc
cans minced clans Tor CSC; ioc minced
Giant. : for 2trs funny fish. 80 cans
f1r $50. i0r snfdines. : for CSC. SC ssf.
dimes. can. zEc Virgin olive oil "a
sire. 81 7i. 90 sire soc. stalls ies ia
10 10 ib- sugar. tioe. ibs small navS
beans. Csc. head rice. lbs 1.c.
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NE THANKS the STAR

Editor Star: As my election as
representative from the Forty-sec
ond district now seems assured, J
desire to thank The Star for It's
endorsement OF my candidacy. II
shall he my effort TO prove worthy
OF the confidence reposed In me
by The Star and the voters OF the
district. Respectfully yours,
w. ID. LANE.
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IT WAS A TIGHT GAME

When Halfback Colman. the
Broadway thunderbolt. shot across
Franklin's line for touchdown I'm
the last few seconds OF play Friday
afternoon he won the most bril-.
liantly played game OF the high
school season. Broadway took the
game, IA to Z.
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With the republicans over.
whelmingly In control OF the next
legislature, there are four tentative
candidates for speaker of the
house. Two are from King county.
f. II. Cute, former speaker. and
Frank H. Renick. w. w. Conner
OF Skagit county and E r. Halsey
of Asotin county are also candi.
dates.
Dick Hutchinson of Spokane is
In Seattle trying to pick up votes
for the office of temporary presi-
dent of the senate.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

UNITED STATES or AMERICA. wEsr
ERs DISTRICT or wseHiSdToH
NoRruEHS DIVISION. ~.
wHERKAs a libel ana petition Va. filed
10 the District court ~ ~. rniisd
States for the Western District -
Washington. Northern Division. on the
ssth day ~ Auspsi 1914. ~ the Ca
madam Pacific Railway Company. own
sr % the steamship Princes Vic
tort. her engines. boilers. appsrsl
tackle furnifuFs. etc. Tor limitation %
80 liability for ali iess damage ard
injuTy arising out Of ~ ocrasionsd BY
that certain sofsHs ~ the steamship
princess Victoria" commanding a.
Vancouver y g Dominion - Caaada
on Ausus, .t,h. 1914 AZ " a'eieeh .
m. and snfihs az Seattle. Washington
On August ft,h. tsi. AZ sbeui ie
o'clock q m. Shsthsr ihs ZANE sro.s
ea' o., - ~ reason % collision he
tween IN. steamship ''frinrsss We.
toFia" ana TIE steamship Admiral
Sampson rhfrh occurred on the mora
fnr - August ftfh. 1914. ~hiis tie ssif
steamship Princess vieioriA" vas o.
the aforesaid vefars. ~ otherwise. anf
hes siyen stiruiafipn With good enc
sufficient surety 20 shids ~ auf pAY
ihs MONEYS awarded BY ths final ds.
cree rendered ~ this co.fi or ~ ar
appellate court. ~ appeal Intervene g.
TIE amount % fwa hundred sishf sis
go itsttt dollars ffats ~ iol. sna "a
tsrsst fhs sans t~inE fhs apuFsfs~f
value ~ fhs said steamship Princes
NrtoFis" ard hsr pending frsisht -
~. termination Of the aforesaid voy-
So~ therefore IN pur-uArr. ~ a rsoriiion
is.nsi ~ said court 60 ~. directed nnf
delivered ! Dc hereby fit. al persons
claiming fsmsE~s for any dAfnsss iass
~ tntufr sFt.fnr out - fh~ aforesaid
Torsre - the steamship Princess Nte-
fafia" ending ~ Seattle Washington
on susnsf sch 1854 shsfh- rfra
stoned ~ The nfaF~=aif collision er
afhsr~iss 20 ~. snf make sue proof
- fh~is vrsrsr'ipe ri-isf- h~fuF- a =
HowfaAn rsa United states Commits.
sinreY a. ~. nfflrs fnn~l 80 Central
uuuaiur ~ 'Ns eiiv - Seattle on ~
trsors SO itth f.y - December ftis
81 80 n'~fark =nf N'se - auueaf
b-fure ths -,if csufs az said place ar
- hsfers the it'h day - December
1874 - ie o'rla~s ~. sss snsss-
the alterations % ssit petition and
libel. ofhsr~i.. fhsT wfii 30 tsfsuifet
.nf dshafrst from participation In this
snfs
Dated q, s.atu.. wsssins,cn. September
ard. 1914
JOHN NJ BOYLE
uun.i F;stss Marshal for the w.stsrn
District % wsshins,op. Surshern pi-
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DOUBT CAPTURE

LONDON. Nov. Another un-
confirmed report that Japan war
ships had captured the German
cruisers Scharnhorst and Gneis-
er,au in the Pacific was current
here today. This account said the
ships we're seized while coallng
This detail is regarded as render
ing the whole story doubtful. mas
much as both ships coaled and took
on supplies Monday at Valparaiso.
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Persons Interested In the Psseo
irrigation project will have oppor-
tuni,y TO present their case to In.
terror department November Is.
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HOMESTEADS


80 ACRES AZ GOOD LAND As LIES
orr or DOORS. SITUATED NEAR
coon TowN ~ YOu VAST AZ
IDEAL 400 AND CATTLE RANCH
INVESTIGATE rms. PINE FTREAn
FLOWING THROUGH THIS yALu-
AnLE PROPERTY OWNER nt-sr
AAcNiFtcE Will. TAKE a. 4ta
cArH ron THE WHOLE iga ACRES
HEhEMBEh THIS - NOT DECIDED
LAS ONE NuHT F'aE HOMESTEAD
OR DESERT CLAIM nfoWr AND
COMPLETE TITLE NEiuHBoRTNo
FIELDS or ALFALFA. anAf~ AND
ORCHARD DEMONSTRATE FrRTff,.
Try AND VALUE or THE LASp
Gait At 80 UNION 1T ~ INTER
EsTEp AND you HAVE THE
MONEY.
nsiinaai-hrsui. ice scrrs, rich lard, on
good road near railroad foNns fhiektr
settled community. whese land should
greatly Increase tn .yaios. VIII gladly
Ehow this fine property one can
aifaifa stacked IN fields snd immense
apple crop hstuE harvested snf other
SIGNS % prosperity threushou, the dis
triri About half mile from this place
e orchard valued at 1880 per acre
Numerous lake. IN vicinity make u very
desirable locality for hogs and cattle
also ducks goose. turkeys and other
poultry Circumstances cause sacrifice.
n sold within few days. price tsa0 for
this whole 100 acre. Address = n
nos ifs Seattle ~ YOU mean business
provided land - satisfactory.
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MISCELLA ANGUS

SPECIAL. NEW PRICES OK DOORS
Note extremely low prices on doors Quoted
below Ev~ry door absolutely guaranteed
-
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Il statesmen WANTED

Statesmen Wanted Experience unnsrss.
sarys easy ~ora big pay Writ. fef
large list Of openings offering oppof
tuni'i~s % earn fiee 20 $500 = month
~hiie you learn Address nearest o.
flee Dept. afa. National Saiesrnen's
Training Association. chicago. Nes
York. Kansa. CITY. San Francisco
General Agents first class sAiesnen
wanted too new tfs articles. hir com
missions paid In fuit on acceptance Of
orders general agents required 90 give
bond or make small cash deposit and
must have previous experience hsudiinE
sHisarnsn ona ssisrHuan earned ftsas
another it7ti smother t21s last seek
only first class. r.spauaibis statesmen
with successful record need apply En-
p~ri~ncs and references must be given
fire, letter ; Hawkins. Newton
Iowa
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largest direct 20 cor
sumner factory IA ths west
Large stock aiWaYs on hand
CATALOGUE PRICES
Craftsman doors ...... 81 50
s-cro.. psnsl doors 10 slsss
sss.ssss-s.s tr.tstt VI 10
Same for rsintinG .-.s.. fos
sero. panel slidins doors
rrsrtsrtrsr ss..t.st W 70 vs.
Craftsman interior door. Pc.
Observation-Disclosures q; % 40
ply caia Seal heofinE roll
s.piy Gold seal Reefins. roli
srtas rs stsss ts-frst. " ~
f.riY Geld Seal Roofinx. roll
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS " %
itsht barn sash ....-.. ere
BunEaiew easement cash up
from .ss-s.rtt.sr-t- ife
Outside denr frames ~ IS
insid- DOOR frames ..s 10
20 foot store front .. ttf ae
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EXCHANGES

TO TRADF-iFosf2s CORNER on LAKE
Isl RiE> CAR LINE, JUST OUTSIDE
CITY LIMITS. WyLDE, ii2 NEW
YORK BLOCK. ELLIOTT 5001.
IL you are unable TO sell your real estate
why not exchange Il for new merohan.
dise7 See our sample stock and get
particulars Pacific Coast Mdse Co
atq Fourth nv
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Effective June \. tau
Cash ads. / cent werd day. mse'
tiens Tor price ~ s
Transient Charge Rate
One time csuts per counted unei or
more tiraea cents per counted hne. per
Insertion.
CONTRACT RATES
tccun, . average words 60 tho Hoe
I month AAiiy. per line 81 80 monNh
3 months daily per line So. - month
months daily per line g m'Ntn
IL m0uths. daily, per line, ise month
stated space Contracts
10 lines a week. year .., - % ref hhe
Is lines wees Z year .t. 90 pef llNe
80 lines week. Z year 1855 % per Nne
Is lines a week q months teeeN rff lne
as lines week. months 90 Yer hhe
SO line. week. q months .ehA pNF Nue
Open space
feoe lines within rs months tNc Pet Inc
1eae line. within is mcnth.e per Inc
seeo line. Within 10 months thc per line
seee lines Within ~ months.h Pc Ire
For further Information call Main see
want Ads
"We're as close as YOUR nhont
4->~~~-~-~S~-~N->Ns~s~s~ s~fNsN>sNsNssN~N~rSf>fN
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Classified Ad Rates

Alphabetically Arranged Tor the 'on
Nsntencs % our nuey Readers
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Wanted Travelling ssiesmsn TO carry an
up-to-dats linz % trunks auf bsss on
commission. no advance The Peters
surE hsssass Cenpang. Pstsr.hurs vs
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CHEAPER THAN uNfMPRovED
~ acres. about all cleared on Pacific
black Sqn. mostly bottom. ihFss cut
tinss % clover this psarl spring on
place Price flzs ee per arrs small
payment down aHf very sasY tsrfns
KAY MkAY. zoos GREEN BLDG
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MECHANICS or woNKtNoMASa
HOME
sgta~yusi completed f.fnasn house. tiK
level lot sins service tfee r.sh
ana tit PEE month. lncinsins tnt.r-st
Mcf-sashiin Realty Co. iiof American
uark BIDS
fos had better take safsufaNs - ihis
offer Tas g~nsfs - zee nicely To-
Gated lots n fins n-iE hbarhnaf have
decided - saii a. price. ard upnn
terms more reasonable than rnu waulf
ssA ~ ssp~st " yea drstfs th~F wiii
hailf fsr fnu ard rs@ks the terms fuf
both lots auf house ihe sane az rent
tsofs average tsft g. % per month
dandf heS ssrapm cottage at iigts
Tsks fss minutss time and Invest
set. Call stt waite nies
Fer hsis-s naotsfa room bunsaio~s
part payment de-n. balance like rent
fhon~ Queen knns 1879
In F.un'l.Toy fissrsrti Z roaFn tansais.
with half acre % Eronnii good lawn
sonf garden ffne trees ard Doe, vi.w
between Seattle ard Tacoma near aaf
- ear ilns ard scess.isi. - beach.
fear osr terms Fhpns IVES, 20
snsp ylsr isi. ssaiiv Nsin iftt
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"a FOR RENT. Furnished.
VI. ean ssss Yeu money 70 yaaf fsFni.
tor. bstwssa Taenuaa and seattle
so GRATING
AUTO DELIVERY co.
anr,hins psiis.r.t sny~hsr.
Elliott IS. see oiis.
YET nsa, furrishsf aons s.fesra. on.
r.roefn modern. call Or sstrsss ttst
" N.
Furnishes house,. msasrn. cheap. cs.ss
snns 1888
Fsr nsn,--s feasn rssssrr hssass. fsis4
T.rry AZ sifhsy isi,
Tsfs. ICONS fsr tat ruf ssn,isrnsn. sss
>~s~~S-so~SSeOS SSS~>o~~~~-~~~-~~>~~o~
IS For Rent unfinished
Far sais-, room fafnishss ro,isss
H.aron sltt
Fun REST 40 AZ Fnrni.hsA ea,faas.
Aiki 20. electric lishts Fast ssFt
ssafs raou vifh uslns fa5as h. rear.
tift 80 r~r meath north iits
i.Fao-l eattsF. far rsns ssis Minar 81.
:, e ysesse Issss csglisl -.
20 HOTELS
HOTEL OXFORD i,i:
JonS srswtrr usr Euiau -ssi
'''es'9e ~ : 80 eae y Ssss Se
n FURNISHED ROOMS
81 Ninth. bs,rs.n Jafnss anf Ys.isf
pandr rooms. steam heat free bath
sra phone ~Aikins distance. men
use op
For Rsnt--s ~ 7 foofns fafnishsf mod
srn call or address sssp W sird Is
Niee Room. ii1s yer vssk quist pisrs
ou~ single housekeeping room. 1897
Aidsr Phone Ess' ifse
FRgE MEkL TICKET
~ you engage permanently room a,
kAsu'a Hotel ssifs FIRST az steam
heat runniug hot and cold water
-tsrv roem
f3f7 Firu AZ
-,.c.~>o.o~o.o.,>oH.,l.scss,I, :, % ~
g HOUSEKEEPING RMS.
HENovArEp AND NEWLY FTESiEHs
"a Hnd unfurnisasd housekeeping and
Shaping rooms ~ VERY iow rates seio
western av.
uafFain-s room cottage furnishsd far
housekeeping cash SO 90. rent cheap
HontBn car 10 Atlantic st blocks
west 20 isfi 18th s.
Two modern hnuseks~ping rooms. nicely
furnished, isoo per month. Phone
North 1850
Modern single and double houssksepins
rooms. free gas and Hight. tsbo up.
tift sixth av
INVESTMENTS
REAL ESTATE MoRTGAGEs. 1900 Up
~ 70 ~ fully secured Tor sale bv 10.
v Thomas co Inc ios Cherry ct
1~N~~~0s~~N~r~~N~~N~ S~~~D~~J~4~~-~s~-~~~s~ye
~ BOARDERS WANTED.
children boarded ctty permit it6 good
care. wholesome food. large house and
yard sit Nicholson At Queen Anne
72Ta
Pleasant homo for gentleman: host o,
cooking private home 1873 Alder.
FaHt asa
~~~-~~~N-~~~~~~~~~~~s~
80 STORES AND OFFICES
Alaska building, desk room $50 month.
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} BUSINESS CHANCES

30 BUSINESS CHANCES
BUSINESS CHANCE
wanted Party with means In fir.t-class
established construction business. no
compeutioni patent approved by the
government municipal railroads and
large construction compan MOS. large con
tract pending: returns unlimited: am
pie security for men.y Invested: invoa-
tiEaie 81 once, Address G-10p. star
want 81 900 building loan. per cent and
expenses sattsfactory security, deal
direct P-i2i star
seward Alaska. IL the place for you op-
portuniti-s for isn't people For In
formation wrt'r y q. Sawyer. Jr En-
ices ~ cent.
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30 STORES AND OFFICES
SO WTD REAL ESTATE

Alaska building desk room ,6oo month
Main 1863
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Pleasant home for gentleman: best Of
cooking private home 1919 r. Alder
Eant 9fg1
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IN ADMIRALTY

In 'hs Matter Of the Petition ~ the CA
MADAM PACIFIC RAILWAY CON
pANr. a corporation. 81 the Dominion
81 Canafa. owner u the HtsamHhip
"pufNCEHN VICTORIA" foe Limita-
ton % Liability.
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Wanted 4 bout 10 acres Of rood land
some water front. on easy terms Would
prefer some improved. Address PIN.
Star
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40 WATERFRONT LANDS

80 acres part alder bottom, and level
water front For further particulars
address Louis NaSiey r. u. No
Langley. wash
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LEGAL NOTICES

~ THE UNITED nTATEA DfHrfttc"r
COURT. ron THE WENTEHN DIS
Tnicr or wAsniSoTO~ NORTH.
EHS DIVISION
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PERSONALS

Refined. handsome. honorable attractive.
rancherH wealthy young widow. sweet
disposition. owning stock ranch ~ over
600 srrss. wishes to marry good man
capable OF ruccesHfuliy managing her
property Any worthy man can have
fun particulars n Interested enough 20
answer quick. Swing full name and ad
dress. and inciosinK some postage
t9rneral deliveries not answered.
strictly confidential Address gin
csre, B-fit. FarminEdais South OAK
Ladies " 900 reward ! positively guar
antss my great. successful monthly"
remedy; safely relieves sons Of the
longest. mos, obstinate abnormal cnHas
IN 20 ; days! no harm. pain or inter
ference with work Mail $3.50 Doubis
strength. ~ %. DR.. southinEton Rem.
Mo
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FARM LANDS

~ FARM LANDS
All the necessary elements for success IN
Intensive farming are found 81 CATH.
CART, the Good Soil center northeast
~ Seattle productive soil GOOD drain
asa GOOD water good roads good rali-
road transportation. With station right
on tho ground easy access 20 his mar
Vets % Seattle Everstt and snohomlsh /.
. and io-ncrs tracts Terms 60 suit
tho pookstbook For particulars see
WEST & WHEELER
500 colman Block
To what better can you put rnonay
than 20 obtain tract - productive
landT A. CatheRrt. north and east %
tho city. W. have subdivided 1900 acres
Of good, rich. level land into io-aors
tracts which are selling nj an
svsrsEs ~ o.. 600 per tract. on very
easy terms Ask FOR descriptive pam
phle'
WEST & WHEELER
400 Colman Block Main 1871
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LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE

itsssi Hsish,s is,. tise. $50 sssh. Is
,ess,s IS 80 Jsrs sIsck ~ IL
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Ladies sandsrson's Cation Root pin.
SET" Hnd sur. cure for delayed period.
Prizes ~ Money refunded ~ remedy
fhis after fair trial Raymond Remedy
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Nics appearing refined. educated CEN
tisman ~ ~. having nice home IN CAL
ifnrnia. holds responsible position
wishes 20 marry refined educated
hon"-ioving lady between nEos 81 20
ana 80 VIII marry soon ~ suited
Iucioas photo IN first Iettor. Addreas
.. BriEEs. care Bor $50, Farming.
dale. F1uth Dakota
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POULTRY

P~oni~s-Thrss coiors. free hiJousr. as
per hundred. strong root. f2E0 per
dozen large plant 100 up W -
Barnes, 5if7 crsstou st. old Rentou rar
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UNITED STATES or AMERICA. WEST
ERs DISTRICT or wseHiSdToH
NORTHERN DIVISION. IS
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sohoti--shop method. chiropodisL I6z
Weller at.
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LIVESTOCK

SEATTLE HORSE MARKET = fTaT
First Auction Tuesdays. o. m.
Main trsi
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IA LOST AND FOUND
DRESSMAKING

Mrs. Jsnsan--First class dressmakinE
make over shop 1870 EiEhth. Apt
7o1 Elliott 2oaiw
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Is AGENTS WANTED

Wide-awake agents are coming money
with our swift selling specisltiss Write
today FOR particulars New catalogue.
Dept IS. Tho Csissco Co. Lock Box
s03. Port Angeles Wash
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children boarded city permit itb good
care. wholesome food largo house and
yard s'b Micksison st Queen Anne
72Ta
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II FEMALE HELP WTD.

coiored free employment bureau Let ~
send you reliable help Complete house
cleaning. floor polishing Phone East
s2ss j. N. Calender. 1915 ~ Madi-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-07-22
ALMA

Rye harvesting is nearly completed
in this neighborhood.
A number of Alma folks attended
the picnic held in Newfolden last
Sunday.
A new foundation and basement is
being erected at the Lutheran church
this past week.
Eddie Gustafson arrived home
from Illinois last Thursday morning
where he has been employed for some
time.
Gust Hokanson was business call
er at Warren last Saturday after
noon.
John Mcnamara made a flying trip
to Grand Forks last Friday
Harvey Turpin came home from
Colorado last week where he went
some time ago to see his mother who
was very sick. He was accompanied
home by his sister.
Hans Brosdahl came home last
week to help his father thru haying.
Albert Gustafson and family spent
Sunday at Harvey Turpin's place.
The annual school meeting was
held at the school house in district
No. Is for the purpose Of electing a
new clerk and let out bids for paint
ing the building, etc.
Oscar Nelson and sister Esther Wis
tied at John Olson's place in town Of
/ Wanger last Sunday evening.
Mike Nowacki was married last
Tuesday in Grafton, N. D. This
neighborhood extends their heartiest
congratulations to the newly-weds.
It pays to subscribe for the Sheaf
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-07-22
HOW CHILDREN GROW

Children grow by nourishment- not
overloaded stomachs or rich foods but
qualities that are readily converted into
ife-sustaining blood; too often their
digestive powers cannot procure these
qualities from ordinary foods which results
il weakness, dullness and sickness.
If your children are under-size, under
weight, catch cold easily, are languid,
backward, pale or frail, give them SCOTS
ment. It sharpens the appetite, builds
healthy flesh, firm muscles and active
brains. SCOTS is growing food for
children. Refuse alcoholic substitutes.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-07-22
"A Good Investment.

w. D. Magli, well known mer-
chant Of Whitefound, Wis, bought a
stock of Chamberlain's medicine so as
to be able to supply them to his GUS
toners. After receiving them he
was himself taken sick and says
that one small bottle Of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy was worth more to him than
the cost Of his entire stock Of these
medicines. For sale by Ed. Quistgard.
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G. N. Morkassel left Thursday for
i extended business trip to Illinois.

- 'SleHueU DuSlHeSS II1p W iiiiHoio. 3
FOR Sale-About 1000 feet Of oak
lumber, also 60 wagon poles.-H. NJ.
Swanson, Warren.
Russell Wilson left Monday for
Argyle where he has accepted posi-
ton in a lumber yard.
Aug. Hallquist left Sunday for
Ada, where he will spend few days
on some ditch matters.
Miss Caddie Robinson left Thurs
day for Rochester, where she will Wis
it with relatives for some time.
Mesdames Gust Lindstrom, John
Anderson and Axel Skog are visiting
relatives in Duluth and Superior.
Ole f. Thorson Of Hanaford, N D.,
arrived in the city Friday for an ex-
tended visit with his many friends.
Miss Evelyn Grindeland returned
Monday from Union Lake where she
spent fe wdays enjoying lake life.
Misses, Lille and Agnes Nelson re-
turned to their home in Cokato after
short visit at the Mattson home.
Mrs. o. H. Taralseth and Inga Tar
alseth are spending the summer at
the Taralseth cottage at Maple Lake
The Misses Ahalaba Edwardh and
Hannah Anderson spent Wednesday
evening at Crookston returning or
Thursday morning.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-07-22
Gleanings
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.
TODAY'S MARKETS

Born to D. /. Ayers last Sunday, a
baby girl.
Mrs. d. H. Millar of Angus spent
Mondaysin the city shopping.
Bert Ayers returned Monday from
Union Lake, where he spent Sunday.
j. E. Dishington was a business
caller in the city Wednesday evening.
Fresh milk and cream delivered
daily Telephone No. ], Spaulding
Farm.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Forsberg took in
the Golmar Brothers circus in Ste
phen, Saturday.
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