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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-21
wEsrLAKE TO CELEBRATE
MS rot HrH A>NINFRsAHN

on Saturday. October 20. the westiaks
Public Market wiil hold It's Fourth Ami
versary Jubilee Plans are just about
completed 20 make this a gala day for
the marketing public open air con
certs both afternoon and evening. fire
works games and guessing contests viii
ali help In making tho visitors enjoy
themselves seattle made goods viii
have a prominent position. ~ local man
ufarturers have been asked to partici.
pate. and many tastcfuily arranged
booths exhibiting Made IN Seattle
goods are heing prepared. hut all these
arrangements are subordinate TO the
wonderful bargains which viii he given
in all departments OF the market Sat
urdny VIII truly he day 81 great value
TO the housewives Of Seattle
The Westlako institution Ia one Of the
oldest Of Seattle's splendid markets. and
since its inception four years ago has
shown wonderful and steady growth.
keeping pace with the rapid progress OF
Seattle. From an obscure beginning With
bot handful Of pioneer merchants the
Westlake Public Market has risen TO "A
commanding position In tho community.
az II enables tho public to obtain b,tt>-
food at lower prices.
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stalls tes-its. bulk pepper str 10 8
csns miik. stc sin 10 purchase -
bulls coffee o. sea. 1oc pHss Cream ~
wheat SO. ihr spsrkisd beans ste
best matches 1sc dor pkss stalls fs-gb
rice Sc "a ibs fuaearoni use. he
Bayou beans sac. itc cans kiprered
herring lee. lbs sesdioss rsisins. gse.
fresh minrsmeai. itc 10. corn syrup. Ice
~an staii Is Yakima Gem potatoes
81 50 sack delivered white river BUR
bank potatoes. o. 30 sack delivered
fancy Jonathan, ore.nina or nsllsfIsuf
apples. 81 % boz delivered
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stall -. applies. Sc den 7sc nos and
IN. lemons gpe daE stan e. best Jersey
batter he iioo fresh ranch esrs 2
dos zoe. Eood Eastern egs. zee dor
milk. cans 3tr Stall g. cans milk
ttc eith every purchase - tes or coffee
stall So caulifiover Tor Sc and up
sseei POTATOES. lbs ioc. tomatoes sec
hos stall o.. rs sugar tgc, t.fpf On o
tea. ssc m. stalls asa. hams. i7o ~
iex iamb. ig'sc 10 iamb chops. isar
10 roast pork. itc ID. local bacon. IL = e
10 fancy breakfast bacon, ale 10
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SOME Difference

NEW YORK. Oct. 21.--A news
dispatch from Berlin underwent a
curious change In transmission
When It started II said 10000 SOL
dicrs and four generals had been
captured by the Germans. When
received II said. Forty thousand
generals and four soldiers cap
tured "
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rikE PLACE

stall ~. one street car ticket tree Hfih
ssrh 1&r pufrSass stall q hsnnfaY o.
saasrkfaut lee Pc Denish liver paste
lee anf Zee stall 1888. sts cans 81
baking powder. tee. J bars snap lee. lee
cleanser fgr itr. HiAlis st-fg. solid
pack tomatoes tee can stall q
sfaunsch~eissf nvsr~ursi. 7sc - hssi
hamsa made mtnssmsat ste 70 Stall -
pufs boiled apple cider zoe gal stall
- pure s~ess elder ytr sal Rfars
t1ssf. iamh chops tssr ~ iamh shout
der tie ~ Stall a. hams lae ~
b4enn. fsr ~ round steaks Isc 10
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PUBLIC MARKETS
SANITARY

stan - fancy Jensih.n apples. ttt
has. delivered. Dfius. gslfsn- o. Is bns
delivered. arr oniuns. he lee. s~sst
efanEes. 7 dos ttr hiatis ss-ft. large
esas Fuiis. ace. sre~n PEGS g. ~ : pass
naraEuni he. The rirs. ESQ Etaif a.
mAssaftus. 10 $50; fancy iawa butter
ne - freshly made cottage cheese
ige ibi fancy Eastern sxss : dor sbe
stall ~. 'gssh, crisp c~isrF. 81 bunch
faneg green peas ifs $50 hrsna Tee
- s~spt pnistn.s ihs Zee stalls
1871 rufs rprh ssusaars. ter 70 pufsfe
saiaa. fls % ham Loaf ace ia. horne
made ulsYannaiss dressing ttc siass
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N fsTI.AkE

Sail 500 picked hsrrins. ibc 10 fancy
norway mRckrrsl. ice each stall an7
fine green peppers Zoe 10 large head
lettuce. Sc. stall ioh. cream brick
cheese. Sc N. Frimost ibc 10. lbs
ssc stall ~. sponge cakes zoe each
angel foods icc each. stall as. hiE bottle
cataup. 100 Rogers peanut butter. tkt
ID. stall tis burbank potatoes 10 lhs
use. fancy sweet potatoes lbs Toe
stall 200 pkgs corn flakes tbct 10
bars laundry soap. 2Sc stalls fot.i2a.
10 lbs pure cane sugar. tio0. large
cans milk. 500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-21
WHATS her TIPPLE7

NEW YORK. Oct. 2i.-one Of
the prize winners In the "seeing
things" contest Of the war 10 q
woman just arrived on the We
roma from, Genoa. She declares
she saw tralnioads OF Zulu war.
rlors, armed with spears. bows
and arrows, en- route to join the
allies.
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GERMAN TOWN NOW

LONDON. Oct. 2l.--The Belgian
capital has been officially renamed
"Bruesse' by the Germans, They
have also imposed German time on
the city.
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BRIT0NS TAKE TRADE

LONDON. Oct 2i.-A Sheffield
firm has received from Holland n
contract for the manufacture of So.
600 army pocket knives. TO be made
to the pattern OF those hitherto inn
ported from Germany.
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ACQUITTED by JURY

Frank MarcharIs. charged with
murder In the second degree for
killing Joseph Van Zanten August
~ In South Seqttle shack. was
acquitted by jury in Judge GU.
liam court yesterday after DELHI
Grating less than an hour.
Marcharis pleaded self-defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-21
WE'D BUY A PAPER

LONDON. Oct 2l.-Scores OF
pretty young French and Belgian
girls. gaily decked with their ma.
tional colors, are selling papers in
he London streets.
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ARE BRUTAL TO FOOD

The Russian soldiers call the
German lsnosturm "daccies,"
aged bvrehers OF eood-nstured
aged burglars OF good-nstured
appearances. The "osddies" are
never brutal except in the con-
sumption OF food and drink.
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DOESN'T help MUCH

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2i.-The
most rnlspronouneed city In the
war. according TO Secretary
sobotka Of the Austrian EN-.
bassy at Washington. 10 Prem
ysi. the official and correct pro-
nuneIation Of which. he says. 10
"S-h-i-m-e-as-e-i."
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tism. diabetes, Brights disease.
liver, kidney and bladder trouhia.
catarrh, blood diseases, eczema. ui-
GERS. piles and other ailments For
sale at all leading drug stores
where further information NAV he
had regarding this advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-21

~ a~nsf-Nics home. consis'ins 81 ~
acres al Improved sofih o. see VIII
sell faf half price call 81 once am
rpius East rAka steamer AgufiiS Al
Msdlsan park. act uff ~ stevens Lame.
irs lies y mile from isnsins. aerp@s
faahs Washington. Npiifzth. IA.
n y u Hsiteyue wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-21

PARIS. Oct 2l.-Experts declare
that the power OF resistance TO ia
tigue 81 French soldiers is s per
cent greater than that of German
soldiers. because oyerexertion has
poisoned the blood OF the Germans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-21
PLANE IS VALUABLE

PARIS. DC. 2i.-A French corps
commander says single aeroplane
is as valuable rs a division OF cav
elry in this war.
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Clos. - ere iake ara r.rrY fark
anf fransfnK On cvunfY rnsf ftna
sfswi rs@ sroufn hursai1~
~tth ffont anf rear pafchn.
sell etc price 1850 tsFrns f't
essh ans tie m0nshlY Take shs
ferry 81 Madiseu park arfpss r.
farks 4 Farrars affics In kirss
lad
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LONDON, Oct. 2l.-When the
Germans want to exhibit their pris.
oners. a dispatch says. they make
an endless chain. and by having the
captives march In a circle and pass
and ropass. lead the proud populace
TO think II is a vast number.
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INVESTM ENTS

REAL ESTATE MoRToAoEs. 1900 tiP
- 20 So. fully secured for sale Nv Jos
T. Thomas Co. Inc i0f Cherry ct
O~~~~-~e~~-N~N~~-NS~S~D> ~S~>N~SN~~~~~s~s~D~1
LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY
sux e. al cleared. or view Iarts at Lake
Burien iftS 20 SEQ g. DOWN ASD
Doc PER WEEK. Wyids az New
York Hs Elliott too7
HsRai felgits lots 1900 $40 cash. IS
month Fg5 New York niock Ell f4f1
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A RARE BARGAIN
20 ACRES FOR 1875
s25 CASH. SO MONTHLY

nleh level land ssff easily cleared s1s
miiss "a dock handy 20 Seattle eiess
to school farmers Strange hait sa~
mill. delivery from stores cream route
n y y and telephone good neigh
bnfs excellent roads ard water rhis
land will raisn practically anFthiuE
raised In Western Washington See this
tract before fuu bay anything on Puget
sound u vii 30 worth your whiis
PUGET SOUND FARMS CO. COS ard ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-21
REAL ESTATE

snap visw lot. rguiiy Main iTss
Lkf-aa-rrnfn cottage Has sisrtrir
iiEhtr fiua view siena Eaai stss
have a nirr. new ttream bungalow.
futi basement. cement wallis and fianr.
al modern ana 10 90 date Wiii sell
for small payment dasn and go % per
month Al improvements In no more
assessments Owner phone Queen Anne
fksa & l. Lilly 1te Second W
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Dancing guaranteed ip private
U lessons Private halls Trial /
III free t.aiss, dances
[ NlItf STEVENS AcApEMr s,h a Pine
s-s------
tsfi. Haaasrsou. Cotton Root Pills
safs sHd sure cure fDF DELAYED b~finf.
rrte~ o. Money refunded " remedy
falls after fair tfiai Raymond urmsds
&C. sifs rtks
Widassr. Ntth FAMILY. would make The
acquaintance % senan - about IS 81
40 years aoea hous~kerper aad ess
fpnd % chtdrsn Mas makes spad
money. and 10 seed prusid~r object
mattimons Address p.ia star
81 % Tor your trouble A yeuns barber.
seei Workman. weuii - pleased -
learn ~ some outside tewn ~hsrr yau
believe u weaid pay 20 pa, IN shop
Address p-fs star
Mari rhpussnfs wssithy. viii mary
seen All asrs uationaufirs fsiisfonsi
descriptions free Write st once West.
sfa Clah Dept ~. 80 MafAst. Ean
FfAneiseo. Cal
Refined tsff ~ ha. GOOD pgapsftT
seeds some ready money Woais ike
parfasrshlp with henarahia gentleman
faF h~siusss Or home. n suitAhis DIST.
Star
Made axsi wefkias ~snaan wouia iiss
20 meet henssi. sissfY maa Is - s.;
object home. ana mairimeny ~ sais
stls. DIS. star
Lonely people. whe wi.h 70 fnafrY. wYiis
Mahsi nend. iiar Ftrh av seattle
Wash f4atts. ffrs. gentlemen ts cents
reusx nnan STRANGER 10 citY arr ri
wtth means would iks % rnset nte~
teoktnx faan1 LADY between the ages -
~ sad IS. far Amusement good time
snd natrifncnT. ~ sutisf Address
csisi star
YeuuE iaaf u - could IKE 20 meet shisis
ssatisusah - means OLDEST rnairinauY
DE star
Hsftusd taisfis aEsa iaay woaia iiss 70
meet siaerig man stth sru~ m@ans o.
- t--frirfens r-fat star
Private party uishs. 20 dispose N fs~
diamonds At ssrrfsies Address usEt
star
weaia yea narry " suited Jsin ss-
sttis's Reliable rrisnA-aip club saa ?
Evans al Union at. AIT. r. I-aais.
free
Mrs Martin : Nurse. confinement
home painless. original twilight
THE BRISTOL HOTEL
Nswiw tarnishsd throarhsatl strictly
modern. rates stts per seek ard up
irsustent - ssn's and % Opposite
Y w c a. sIs s.u~ss NJ. A J
WAITER. Prop
Get married Nav iarai ara Essfssn
eorrs-porfsnts strictly conflf~rtiat
Asfrss. ~ish stan ,. -hs Social Regis
TO-, Seattle wash
NipWfFk-Mne ANNA wft.LEfNaEs
fatt tsth Az W phcns nsiisrd 1917
Nsn's sashinr aaa ironins lee plss.
40 Tayior az.
Get married = Hest msirtnnssiai paper
published Mailed free Tbs Cor.
r~spenf-~s Tnissto Onto
VANITY washing III " dozen. wsshsd ara
irenss ~ Tayior Az
Manieuriaw scsip treatment. 70 Aiis
iIetst frd ard Union. Z . m. % . N
Mss fEwrist.-, AANiCraIsG. tfI.1
rh'rf dfrc.
sehait-sh shop method. shirepsdisi 81,
8 Madison
WRINKLES PEwovrD! pEpoRsrD
noses corrected 'sT, sr-ad. Hiaw
VAIN sTbt
OFT ACQUAINTED SOCIETY NNMFs|
srf sdirs..s.. 10 Pis- Ladies re.
Perfection Ia cisanins psnvsf DY.
works. isos seventh AZ Phone Main
ss7
Refai csfe 90 rnian ftr dlnnsrs
q x u. ferrn. ! for &c 7es Firss 81
KaVansaxhs " - Hats 1905 Firw ~
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MOTORCYCLES

Motorcycles ana second hard. all
makes. some - these taken un nsw
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE nalisu a
wright 81 = Pike st. near broad
nay rhnne East al.
= 49,
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Two thousand feet above the
surface OF the earth air is free
from germs.
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THERE WILL BE LISTED IN FRI
DAY NIGHTS STAR MANY
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
WATCH FOR THEM.
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PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
STEAMERS LEAVE PROM toiNAa
DOCK. roor or mAHIos STREET
Lsas. Arrive
seattle sestti.
Tacoma Direct.
eeam steamer. Tacoma and ssesus
ensri Indianapolis Tor Ta - scam
Z I oeam 'coua direct hfssm~riIf tepfn
: tepm every $50 hours sse. 1epn
,tspn sinsis TRIP. tee fouHf SOON
t'fopmiirip Connections 81 fhpm
: fopfn Tacoma sffh steam fopn
ispfn -. for Olympia andlie topm
daily ish.iton. daily
.siet sris. a.. c.--rsr Tewn.~nd--rsri
Ass.i~s.
ifee Ist~ames soi Dar. sofI sepFn
mia Port Townsend. Poftidaiir
nirht Angeles and Victoria
fsiiy IN @ Calls At PORT
Williams and Dun
s.ns.s on sect bounf
itTir ou, ~ seattle.
lsunesy. ifw a M
only
i.Das. no, esn o.,
Victoria eunsbs.
Ts~n.~na--sIiiisn s.--Dunseps..--
r"rf Ansei~.
7 eepns s,~,msr si"a, ,of' s'seps
sstiY rswrsrnf wuiisms daily
except iparss-sss snd Are creep,
suns 20 lee Sunday
Port rs~r.~pa--Anacsrtes
n~iiins ham.
sosns st..wer wh.,e@ss etsn
safiy isor pn-, ro~nssnfAS.iiy
sro.pt AnsroT,. snt Bsi.lssesp'
auaaay iiinsharn sunday
Es.resi--- ydmeads
- star, si~srr-r tny 81 81 iovfn
~ n@on g'sr~it. rirnont.- sfseprr
san, 'aurasy. tdy i.as.sdsiiY
H~af'is = ~. tai
s'.sf - 80 m
= 49, ss's- sans
seek days
Everett. Bsiiie shars- Anaesr,es-
Port f.wns~na
~ stsfn u = .ksi.han. fs, pm
fsiir Everett, trscorfss daily
snd hsibnsh@fn
Cas AZ fer Io-n
500 s~a'hs""n@ on
. = ,-,--.- ..-a.--~--
-
tfte str nossii~ for Port eeam
'miin ~ fp~nssnd snf Rsi.fruss6'y
Z anndar ltnsharn. Wa all Fen Tharsy
+. ru~sf y. ruan Island points sstar'y
4 Thvrsyi
-. Y. e.. .---,~
~
"@' sna -, - rs-ss
ises steamer nsutss- ssssrmI
s'.las ~ ss" 70, sssos
sss ~. - s
-s .
: ~, -.s--'--.----------------------l--
- ~
-, :, .-.,-.-,-----
II ~ ss. Nssi~sies Sori tsopfn
raiin'ht.Por Te-nssnd. Port nsnsay
Monday Angeles Pert Cres- Nstn.s
wstnss'ceni. cisiisrn snd way Friday
Frtfsy ports
-, ,-.,.,- - 80,
~ ' ''''.''ssl' - '''s = sas~r
teopn steamer fuse<. for'tesstsm
daiiF kinsston uafnbis. daily
~srspt ii.udlrw, 'sE o n. except
sstaFy rlasi.r Townsend annss,
iHansvilis. frorisis
ard uasls~s sssansr
r-avs. Seattle 90
ID m on Sunday,
kins.i.r--nse.sill~ sJlow.
ss.ard.y. Gal,
2 ssoprn steamer Puget. for sssp.r
iginssion. Iudio- and
say uuirfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-21
FUNERAL NOTICE

IGoon - " aead. aso t, sear. .ssa
18th N g. Ne Uoed leaves hts wtdaw,
mother and four hrnJhefn
Funeral services VIII 10 held ~ the
I Nui,crsits unacft. ktns rarlsrs tgit ttth
I \ g.. at "a a. ~ Thursday services
and efemation private Edon. ohio aud
- l,ssls rsgsgs piesss eerl ,oooo>
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,s HOUSEKEEPING RMS.

tnT rifst aN
.ss.,,-~-~,,,, pss -. web =. y z % ~ 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-21

80 ACRES very choicest valley land isvsi.
no rocks fine ruads good markets FOR
ali produce raised 30 tons alfalfa per
acre common crop rhis particular
piece % land most suitable Tor alfalfa
and hos ranch. Adjoining land held AZ
hiFh figure VIII chssrfuily Show this
hiEh-ciAEs property 20 intending pur-
chaser. N Interested. call At ggp linton
q, for All particulars Price 1909 cash
for entire 100 acres
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27 FURNISHED ROOMS

I'll Ninth. between Jane. and Yssisr
Dandy rooms! steam heat free bath
aud phone walking distance. men
A 40
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MISCELLANEOUS

SASH DOORS AID RoOTfNu AT
ROCk notion rHfcER
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REAL ESTATE
HOMESETEADS

INVESTIGATE
iofs On your money and share in N.
prenis SOLOS ness nidE
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NOTICES

FOR SALE - FURNITURE
MahoKant furniture fof sitting recon-.
dlninK room ant two bedrooms. iufiud
ins stWo brass beds bargain ioia
second av y W Phone ballard eisi
Furniture - Groom fiat one dinins roofu
set enc twins room set. davenport ana
one hfass bed included 90 FIRST W
e>~~~s~f~N~<>~>>-~~~~~ e-~Ns~~-~>sNs~@s~-sf>s~
WANTED - FURNITURE
hLkckWst.L FUtN. Co. ~ rins Ell
aess
.rNctrfc COAST funNiruNr co I'll
ueit isrs
N~~~>~N~s-4-N>-~~~~~>
@ AUTOS FOR SALE
9ea " Miller used autos ti' v tTnr
~@~~e~Ne~N>~~~N~~~~N s~N~~~~~~~~@r~@~~Se~~~
MOTORCYCLES
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Two iarse furnished housekeeping room.
with hath and light tiaoo per month
LOO u Alder N lNnn
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Nice clean. airy rooms " 90 ard up !.
breakfast optional 800 W mercer
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Beautiful apartment steam. gas rpnKe.
electric ight ana hot water. 1880 per
month ao7 22nd av. X. Yesler or
IarifHon car
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10 MALE HELP WANTED
2o-MALE SITUATION

\ anted ny sober reliable man. position
a. shtpptnE clerk nr anything ~ al I
need work ana viii Hiadiy accent any
position whatever send reptile. 60 p-lb.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-18
MAKE LOANS AT HOME.

Suppose, on the other hand that Morgan and the other millionaircs to whom appeals had been made for large loans by the old countries Of Europe, were to announce that they intended to loan their millions here il the United States where they made it, on such securities as could be approved?
 There will be an era of prosperity such as no nation ever kenw.
 Industry would thrive because the factory owners would have no fear for money shortage. They would know they could put out their money on pay rolls and store up their manu- factured articles secure in the posi- tive information that there was de- mand for them, and that when they reached the point where shipping was interfered with, the profit could be laid in store.
 Ii looks like great opportunity for the millionaire in this period of peace at home and disturbances abroad, to do something for the nation he garnered his wealth within
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DON'T BE DECEIVED.

We hear now and then, in the dis cussions of the high prices, that if man sees an advance in sugar or oth- CT foodstuffs coming, it is HIS BUSl- NESS if lie sets about to monopolze the local market through specula- ton. Perhaps later 1t will be easy to establish before such man that 1t is somebody's business besides his own. A consumer of a foodstuff who buys ahead is not outside the pale of the law; he has demand for what he buys. The jobher Is jobbing the peo- pc. If the jobber were fair with the small dealer he would not be a means to an end of sending the prices skyward at least until the prices from the manufacturer were made more to him. And speaking of this iohber. If ought to be the right of a consumer to know, at time like this, what the jobber is paying. so as to determine and place the re- sponsiblity for this unreasonable ad vance in a product made here across tha Louisiana lin@,
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FINANCES SHOWING
 A BETTER CONDITION
DOMESTIC SITUATION IS EN- coURAGlNG SINCE FOREIGN
 LOANS ARE PROHIBITED.

New York, Aug. 17.-Further prog ress towards normal conditions was manifested in the domestic financia situation today. Although resumption of open trading is still matter oi conjecture, private business in bonds was slightly more active. Dealing in stocks were almost wholly limited to contracts entered into before the exchange closed and these are now reduced to a minimum.
 Encouragement was expressed over the more complete understanding be. tween the administration at Washing ton and the influential banking inter- ests regarding the pressing need of remedial measures. Abandonment of the French loan, which, if carried out, inevitably wound have been fol- lowed by similar transactions for other belligerents, was accepted as the only course consistent with the countries at issue. Nevertheless, it is believed some of the nations now at war besides Great Britain will devise means for building up credits in this market
 Representatives of the largest saw ings banks today announced that very few of their depositors had availed themselves of the siXty-day with drawal clause and that all excitement connected with this precaution had been dissipated. It was learned, also, that some of the leading institutions in the clearing house association had not taken out any certificates, their wants having been fully met by emergency currency.
 According to advices from the mid dle west, that section is threatened with a tie-up Of cars resulting from the embargo on grain at many ports. Crop conditions are moderately favor abe, but shipments are being held in abeyance until exports can be ar ranged. The foreign exchange mar ket was again nominal with a slight advance over last weeks low quota ton in sight drafts to London. Paris business was mostly of special character, arising from relief Of Americans at that point.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-18
PLEASED WITH WORK.
Judge Mooney and Simon Cooper Re
 view Work on Little Rock Road.

Judge Mooney and Simon Cooper Re
 view Work on Little Rock Road
 County Judge Mooney and simon Cooper yesterday made d visit out on the Little Rock highway where work is in progress, and were greatly pleased with the results. The coll- tract work is progressing nicely and the steel for the bridges is partly in place. Mir. Cooper recently volm- teered to supervise the work of GOV ering the highway with gravel, and Judge Mooney assigned him teams for this work The gravel is being taken from the Gulpha creek bed, and when it gets well worked into the road will make this one of the best highways in the state Judge Mooney is also much pleased with the work that is being done in providing a gravel surface for the Smith Ferry road.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-18
TAKE UP BILL MONDAY.

Bar Association Session to Discuss
 Commission Form of Government
 The proposed commission form of government bill, which the bar asso- citation had been asked to prepare for the Chamber of Commerce, will be taken up next Monday morning at the chancery court room for the purpose of making a final report. There had been a report of a subcommittee sub mitted but there was some opposi- tioa to endorsing the report until it had been more thoroughly discussed by all members Of the bar, and that the subject might nave full discussion, it is urged that there be a large at tendance at the bar meeting next Monday.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-18
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