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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-17
NOTICE

Members of Golden Rod Camp 1886
Royal Neighbors OF America. business
of Importance at meeting tomorrow
night All members urged TO be pres
emit Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-17
Simple Home Treatment
to Remove Hairy Growths


Two or three minutes use OF a della
tone paste viii Danish every bit OF hair
from your face. neck or arms. This
paste is made by mixing some water
with powdered delatone After q =
paste is removed, the skin should be
washed 20 free IL from the remaining
delatone and IL viii be clear and spot
less. You will not be disappointed
with this treatment II you are sure to
obtain real delatone from your drug
gist.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-17
BIRTHS.

Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beard
col Pennsylvania av., a daughter
March 16.
Born TO Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Correll
sos Z. Bowman ST., q son, March II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-17

Meats, Fish, Poultry Oysters and
Sea Foods. The Eastwood Market,
224 ". Washington av. Advt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
AMSTERDAM
IS CUT OFF .
BY BLOCKADE

AMSTERDAM. FEB. ~ The 81
feet - the German blockade %
British shipping was appnrene ~.
day Not single ship u any sort
has reached here since YESTERDAY
10 The Holland .American liners
Zuideryk and Richard sailed from
this port for the United states
today
Serious riots were reported TO
day at SchonebcrR. a suburb ~
Berlin. aB a result Of a shortage Of
potatoes
Theusands OF women and chill
dfen. according 10 reports. stood in
the rain for hours when the munic.
lpality announced a sale Of pota
toes 81 reduced prices
The demand. however. was great
er than the supply aud the women
and children attacked officials
when told that certain formalities
we're necessary The municipal
building was partly wrecked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
HOUR OF NOISE
TO USHER EXPO
IN At FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb n Anti
noise advocates will have 10 take q
back seat when the Panama Pacific
eKpes itlon opens Saturday.
Il VIII be- the noisicst day IN san
FrauriHco's history
Plans laid by the official noise
committee todsy contemplated
starting the noise o. 30 a u.
when the Blk guns Of all the forts
around San Francisco bay will boom
salute 20 Exposition day.
II ~ the plan 10 make the din 49,
denfeuing 40 possible FOR at least
one hour
Church bells viii ring. conduc
tors and mDtormrn on street cars
viii clang their bells incessantly.
all policemen viii blow their
whistles as loudly as they can. and
beat al Intervals with their baton'
on trolley poles. all sirens aud
steam whistles Will be sounded and
automobiles will honk their horns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
NOW NOICE IS
A REAL JUDGE

lts Judge ~ s. Noice now
Iiy grace Of County Commission
er Hamilton. a s. Noice. who held
"A few Fat undertaking contracts I'M
der the former regime has nov
been clothed with judicial dignity.
By motion Of Commissioner Ham
ilton Wednesday. the board appoint
ed him az Justice az the peace for
Des Moines. Hamilton's home town.
There D. no salary attached TO
the job except the stray fees the
justice may collect for auto speed
ers. etc At the fan election. DeR
Molnes failed % elect a Justice
Nobody wanted the job So Ham
iltou wished u onto bis friend.
Noite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
VITAL STATISTICS

Leonard q WEIGH "a; Seattle. ana
Hazel MoNscs U.s. seattle
Hlarne kiN"rtson. 20. Seattle. and clara
Augusta Riukrr ~. Seattle
John Tihtetis. Seattle. and Mary +
smith Seattle
Robert % Whltaker Hrcmrrten. and
pcuuie burke Dale. Portland. or
e. q. Munroc a. seattle. and susie
Hctsehuider. -. seattle
ulrths
M. and Mr John DeRocr. siss gist
ave s twin sons February e.
Mrs aud Mr. A. y Crocker eoi. MN
man plas.. daughter February
Mr. and Nj p q Rae. 1.i7 Third ave
" son. r-nrnar, d.
Mr. and Mr. r. e. Uurkc. 5tS leth
lave y. daughter. February ls
/ Ma aud MT u shigcno. south Park.
son. February
Mrs and Mr. A. y. CharisWorth. tos
3ist ave y. son. February ~
Mrs and MI y. -. Miller. Iell f0th
ave y. dauEhtcr February ~
Mrs and Mr. Thomas Flynn. I'll TINT
versit1 st.. daughter January %.
Mrs and Mr r. white. 250S Eighth
ave W daughter February ..
! Mrs and Nj a. limo. 2is 10Th ave. s
daughter F"bruar,
Mrs and NJ Is Uiro 5i7 Washington
St daughter. February o.
! Mrs and Nj ~. pda. 'os Main st.. son.
/ February H.
N'rr and Mr. @ II Mcdonald daughter.
February H.
Deaths
Luther \ NcVcll. . months. city hos
! pital February d
e. Il Settle Painter 90. ambulance.
Februsry 30.
Nspe NJ temIeus. so, 1851 W. 5oh
at February 10
I Adam l.. i.ownd' q, Puget sound. Feb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
CARE FOR CHILD

Good advice regarding proper
care OF children ~as given BY
speaking al the meeting OF the Seat
tie Congress OF Mothers and Par
ent Teachers association. We'd
uesday afternoon. The meeting was
held IN celebration OF Child Welfare
day.
Fewer carpets and curtains. clean
mouths. clean hands and clean
faces, simple dress and good food
we're specified as essential TO the
health Of the child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18

siaft fresh hsiitui 1Nr ih frsth
hsffihe lie ttr stalls ies-il2-ift 4
lhs Vrsnes .te. lAfEe cans crab meat
soc. can. r1rn peas ~ tomatoes str.
$50 90 sarA -four 81 60. stall tel zee
can pickles Sc. t5c coffee tec 90 solid
pack tomatoes. toe ran Ffsns e. 3 s. g.
shoulder lamb let lh pot roast. &C. 60
tse b. ih summer sausage $50 ih ftat
tit dried psars ior Do sefi shsn wal
nats loo o. stalls 1875. cans minced
clans $50 joe ROLLED pa's s-r stale
ls.ss beet frssh butter Q lbs. CSC brick
d. hesss 400 th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
UNION IS NET UP"

Di.plcAsure a. the action Of the
Hotel Liberty In furnishing the
schooner Washington with a non
union crew after the regular crew
had been kidnapped. WAS voiced at
Wednesday nights meeting Of the
Central Labor Council An inves-
iigatiun was ordered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
MARKETS


fiaH 80 ara riru ave entrance
salmon tragt its ftr. rock ced. iss
Ih niist ssls ice 1te stall ssuef
sfsuf tr 90 hurue. made fainrsneai
be str kfsIt ~ spanish onisns. ihs
ste brussels sprouts 100 lh NiailI
ss1a lbs coffee 81 ie pkFs .eiiy
l-aadsr SEQ tssNrA fresh ranch sEss
act ttr large cans pineapple. Soc
stall . choira steer rat Fwas'. o. 81 De-
aub .Hnai5.r. lie ibs ElWs herne ren-
d~rad lard ths 1tr ftaN a.. fresh
duck ess. tao dor cottage cheese. Zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
PLEADS GUILTY

4 plea Of guilty 10 murder w the
second degree WAS made by l.. =.
Oesear in Judge Frater's court Wed
nesday afternoon. when his trial
for the murder OF QuOng Chew, To
the Milwaukee hotel last Christmas,
came up. lie will be sentenced aft
er the trials OF Mrs. Lucille Cody
and scrannc Villaflor. who are
Jointly accused with him villa
norH trial has been continued 10
February -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
CARRIES CHECK TWO
YEARS; CAN'T CASH

WAi.l.A WALI.A. Feb. lS-A
check for labor. which he had car.
ried in his pocket for two years.
has been cashed hy Sabina Nodata.
the captured "handcuff man" No.
data's hands are still badly swollen
from the effects OF wearing hand.
cuffs for about % months after es-
Gaping.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18

Fife shannon. same golden.
haired Effie who used 10 play Lit.
tie Eva. In Uncle Toms Cabin" r
good many years ago. has been
cast for an important part in The
Children OF Earth the new play
that won the Winthrop Ames prize
OF $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
CHEER UP; We WILL
HAVE LOTS TO EAT

WASHINGTON. Feb 1S.-Cheer
up, There is going to be enough
food for MS all. The u. S. depart
ment of agriculture SAYS so.
II the supply OF wheat runs
short. which the department says
II doubts. the shortage will be
more than made good by an unusu.
ally low on certaip other com
modities
The report says that Ian | meat
was Z per cent lower than a year
ago, potatoes 20 per cent, butter
II per cent, apples 81 per cent and
poultry slight per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
WILL DISCUSS CANDIDATES

The Public Ownership league
will hold a meeting in the Labor
Temple Friday evening TO discuss
councilmanic candidates.
Resolutions calling for a legis-
iative investigation OF the Seattle.
Renton q Southern. will also be
considered.
The general public is inyited to
attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18

IIrTIT IAhM At hIukIAND

wutin easy paiAinr distance ~
tho frfrf Hrf schools and
sfafrs eth ahuuf Z. affss all
sisarsd suh balance easy $40
rfear rrH sell nuNt rIaatefrh
hnusr rhiskeu houses rff xuad
spfiuR Hafsf faruishIug Rn
auunfarrs 81 pure aatsr pries
i.la W. want 80 cash haI-
aure 80 manfhlf tHU at Burke
a Farrars office in kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
after CLUB HOUSE

Plans for community club
house on Beacon hill were outlined
Wednesday night at joint meet
inK OF the Beacon Hin Improve
ment club and the jefferson Park
Ladies' Improvement club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
PERSONALS

neNWH pyr voRNs los ii6 siv
MtsHEs MAnEt MEAD aud JtLtA
fpNba Massage und VIBRATOR treat
neHts offire 49, iloi rhtfd ave
tHtWpropY root speciaiist Anlta
konea ora CraD nidg
ttNtUNONANr tsatinEs ,aIdH palmist
questions answered. rbt teats Pine
tnrurr aitth ave
NErlNEu gentleman Of means desires
tu meet respectable. refined lady So tu
40 able Geo make homo pleasant Matu
mons N suited Address Atrk LA
MEDICAL. massage slesifsNsis piiS.
clans references sos ,faH uidH st.
aeh Hours 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18

James Garrett of Union Mills
started handling our papers the first
of the month and now gets . daily.
Fine work. James.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
LEGAL NOTICES

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be rateited
OF the offloc Of the Lighthouse iusree
tor san Francisco. cal. unul . O'Clock
y ~. March T. iaib and tosu opened
Tor docking ana repairing tho Light
house tender "tolumbine" blank PRO.
posnls and particulars MAJ be obtained
b addressing the above office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
ACREAGE

a FkHM ~ .o acres vltn tool. and
stutk Geo trade FOR. tltf Rfuprrtf
oepsr Wm Norman v D y tna.
humIhh WHsh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
" oNaln u 80 HEAIIWIL

ny ow&EH ACNE BEAUTIFUL
UANfu
Deep firh soil fine fsr truck gardeufnE
fined for lrUsaffna bearing orchard
aII kfofs ~ berries house. barn hirk
on house pnnd rh~d all fenced HsIi
improved Worth ST. 100. sell fof 81 1875.
easy terms Good boat ssr1tre tnnl
utIss thin t1fuv 81 once Take steam.
- t4uNlo at Madison marx. &C. or at
stevens tHudlrr lies hair mile from
landing AK f1r A toitrafh
~~s~~~s~-~~~~~~~~~~>~N~e~N eerseNeNeN-~~~~~~~~~
.43 REAL ESTATE
o 700 NEW 6-T85fn coiiags. 20 foot lot
- 600 New e-room house. fo.ft corner.
having baths BASEMENT. nreplaces
sist Az. f. o. Mcclellan 81 beacon
hlf. 80 minutes from depois easy
terms boutwell,. a tHOCKETr.
Leary Hids Main 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
HOMESTEADS


NAeN WIN
Why pay big price for land
when you can get it for moth.
ing7
Uncle Sam f. now giving away
32O,acre hOmesteadA Ia South
eru Idaho. This land ~ close
TO running water. railroad and
good town. 20 10 80 bushels
Of grain. also potatoes. yege-
tables and fruit are raised sue
cetHfully 1870 claimants have
filed In the last 80 days our
last party OF ~ from this Of
flee are now satisfactorily 10
Gated on homeAtcHdH Why
delay and miss your last
chance 10 get an Al home
stead Come and make ar.
engagements 20 30 with ms on
our next trip. Feb. goth.
IDAEO
HOMESTEAD 600.
2oi oRPHEUM BLDG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18

Kaiser orders Richard Strauss to
compose an imperial war march.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18

- vs. sfftfteS -
In order 70 keep cur ~ofkrsn
busy dIrtnS ths ntntsr
uouths ~ have n ID a sps d.
rist cot on ths prices % oar
door.
We own ard on-rats ths largest
dir.rt-ta-eonsurnor sAsh ard
Door FACTORY IN -. wssi
and save yoa fhs retailer |.
profit Quality susrsatssd.
PRICES rNDM OUR GAIA
fnlffr 40 Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
REAL ESTATE


tusurpaased view ~ Lake wash
iuFtnn and mountains large
tract ~ land where ,ou eau
raise 1000 chickens improved
attn nice Groom tunEAlow and
fius veil water ON YOUR own
terms very oAsv CAU in and
talk ~ over with mo l.. W
Hughes .O1 New York Hlock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
20 BUSINESS CHANCES

PARTNER wanted sIth ~ % IN neat
little rrafaufaHt Call a. piar- ~ fus
fusss 1i' Ffrh ave ~ tefWssu 8
and zoo Partner leaving tpwn
HEsfAf RANT fpr sale. good location
dainE good business owner uust 20
20 Alasta. Apria 900 sisth ave
WANTED Paftnsra Win some n5ansT.
for ro0mInr house. Address At The
star
WANTED Information rsaardtuE soid
mining or industrial stock. mr. good pat
snt fut sale send description North
western Business Agency. Minneapolis
Mluu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
FREE DOCTOR

Have YOU taken adj
vantage OF the FREE OF
fer OF the services OF our
expert physician yet: If
not. don't delay any long
er, that is il you are in
need in any way OF such
services or advice.
Hundreds have taken
advantage Of this gener-
ouS offer and YOU may
well do the same. Our
physician is a man OF
many years. practical eN-
perlencc and a graduate
OF the best medical
schools that the country
affords Your health is
your most precious pos
session Don't take
chances with il. At the
first sign OF sickness or
disease. competent medi-
cal advice should he
sought, and with our gen
erouS offer, the question
of expense need no long
er stand in the way. No.
matter what the nature
OF your ailmcnt may be.
come here. Our physi-
clan will give you a care
ful and conscientious cx-
animation and prescribe
for YOU absolutely free.
BRENDEL DRUG co.
~; NE>LER WAY
Look Tor the yellow rrnnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
FARM LANDS

Don't LOSE ANOTHER sUNMEB GET
gTAHTED rus SPRING Let no show
you our land st Three Lakes Sunhomish
county. Wash. close to our mills on
good roads ana handy to markets.
Ptlcssand terms reasonable. There are
four auto stages and two trains daily f.
good schools store. x. y D.. phone and
prosperous neighborH Tracts any size
YOU DEAL WITH tS DIRECT write
or SEQ g. ". MEIkLEIOHN Mgr Land
Dept, 1901 J.. q. Smith iudR. Seattle
wash. THREE LAKES LUMBER co
BrY LAND nov. Best quality soil csc
fare 90 seattle ~ acres 81 900. $40
American hank nldF. owners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
oNl .1nt. iuI.no,ln

'N' " WI wv NV ~
Haf mile north ~ sitf iluiia lice fine
sH cleared and in cultivation. = apple
fr~ss piums pears cherries about
SEQ stfarbsrriss snd 100 hisshbsrfirs
sHf fasphsrfi~s snrn t.fpafn hause
tara tfalt chicken h0uso tpatt satsn
wire fence al around lanf. utfh hssr
beard a. bottom fHHt sell anf srrlns
flee place fHf home ah~re Fnu UuH
beup a tHu snu SOME thitArns and raise
FHarfthlus 5000 need fof fHnr famlIf
onb o. intnutss wn.h from street GER
Ffits ~ 900. t.ft rash. tit manth
including tutsrrsf voc o. A. IhHn.
ftft American HAM HuIHtUr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
Atnts. oNLN ,tto
- nnMN a. a MnNIII

nniF blocks from tir saNulif DO tin s.
ffnHu depot ~ good. i've i1vH - zee
sae mills Q shlnEis mut. Stone guar.
ftra coal milne Hrd creamery
plenty ~ ufA bore ai Eund uaEss tust
ths riars fHr man pifh a family 60
make home aHf Esf a sfaft The iahd
lies slu4nsf level the sau ia free ffnm
stone nr srsteL and aii fafse good
rfHps. - anffhins 500 uish fn plant
q. affs Cleared anf ir cultivation aisa
fsafst sIth b STRANDS - barb sire over
a. acre slashof auf rieh.d 40 shd
sfufHps blasted taianra easI tH riHaf
80 osner 81 iiti America nanA nids
t.EAAtSa seattle all cell clean m3
smau wsii improved fanrh. eipse o.
usiEht renf in spud man fhHna in
aesntnEs alter Lranf eFt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18


ASK FOR CATALOGUE 40. -
o ~ WILLIAMS CO
issf Fir- ~ Msin Ittt
cT.EkRfN6 HOUSE ToP MVsfr1f. N
-rRtMENTs. 1918 w-EsrLAkE FL
LOTT 2sfs MUSICAL RECORD Xxx
CHANGE.
SO RkNgE Fas And roai. almost nsN
Nli sell cheap tiis Ansslins -
HOUSE MOVING and fepairinx e A
spinnsy nsacor iist
GENERAL hoa.. rrpairlnr Nsin s3ss
MACHINERY
For safs-Cornp l~t. thrsshInr outfit ara
portsble saumlli A. bargain. Boz
its. oak Hsrbor wash
SEw PfANOa FOR HENT Rent APP
piled on purchase M-ysr-Tonsr. az
FOR sALE-EisctfIo sIsn Royal Cafe
"a Union
BRING 10 y0ur Old shoes ana clothing shd
xs, mon.Y for them. fis Pine - MsiB
BEsr sWEEPfNG cOyPoUND tsts
barrel o. % per 100 ib. 10-ih cans
50 Phone Hsin 4,
LEAES fTasEriiinE 81 home 30 chsfss
for Instruction. The oliver Typswrttsf
co as rnion 81 vain 1903
NV TRICKS MD PtXZLEs ITsT HE-
sPNNgE REEfs--safsty bisI1s sherp0T-
sn. new procss. itas en-. near Uaipn.
seais- ossh reslstsrs. .hoNcases tia Pine
Vehicles and Implements
KENNEDY WAGON co. Seattle Was6
Farm I'm pieroenfa buvs and s.its -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
LEASES

ron l.ENHE az sr.hange Com ta 4
aerss ~ bottom land 90 fruU trees
berries ard rose bushes f.roon house
new barn and chicken house hair
hng~s rif~ from citY pn Tacoma inter
urban East pivsrtan Garden Tracts.
srross mo river from Foster station
FHes FlsF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
CLEARED LAND Ar

CLEARED LAND AT
So per acre And am only going 20 sell
~ acres OF II a. that price. no more
simply 10 get Il going This land II. hut
- miles from good tg,y n. ON a county
road. that 10 level as the floor. soil
black and rich, FREQ wood n saVinill
close. creamery u q d. telephone
say n ! was farmer I would pas the
first payment on this land some hogs.
turkHys and chickens would have 90 nav
tho balance Don't bother me win lot.
tors n rou are not Interested ~ ptire
fpr OBJ" . ! acres i' i1es go down and
fVo hiia p"r acre per month
" " UElNI 900 American Bank HIdg
100 ACRES. $4,000
s roofr house. big barn, ~ head of stock.
farm machinery ~. outside range.
well ana spring Easy payments.
WEST COAST LAND 90
1lls-it American Bank Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
IN
HrA,UI%~. a 4
HSlGGN9sSaaleaa|.aa'

go and rn affs tfa.fs near Seattle
k Hri urEkAAT
orFN rtiL' 1lo.1ia u4stan 1918
NORTn Esd GARDEN TRACTS
our BiG NEW ADDITION
JUST NORTH or CITY
Short distar,e'from paDINe hiEhaat and
futsfurbau OIL firh BLACK and red iaa Hi
seils some cleared practically level.
several Fine springs hlE unuf stream
ftHbt through ths property This il .
chance 90 nwn fine fHuuifF hnUir
whsfo tru ran U.s anl vafh o. fhn
Gf rtIs is absnintslf fhs shHapesf
land tu DO had iu the Nnfth Gnf aef
fret ehait~ ~ this biE tfatt. 5000 u.iIi
never regret De- acres fnf $3.50 end
$40 So cash 80 per month Join uuf
autamnhii~ partt Nuudal
AAHES hEAroS tbMrA&Y
fnfs sFfr.s A.. .....a tHI...r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18

HNUgAiN Two iots and buildings In
come fsh 90 month Otter G. \
spinuey $40 Poplar place
ron SALE fouse and lot a. sacrifice
furnished. plano Included CAN 1919
1rf ~ Phone queen Anne 1tfT
- YOr want 90 rent good modern
house. lt Will pay TO come To- Green
Lake and sec Leslie y. walker 6si9
WoodlaWn ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
INVESTM ENTS

Brandt Investment Co, 800 Lumber EI
chang.
Will discount 1895 MORTGAGE. payable
August a. 1915. per cent WIN take
$500 go Lumber Exchange HldE
itBAL BRrATE MOWroAfEs. 1900 uP
- 10 81 fully secured, for sale by Jos
Thomas 90 inc ios cherry Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18
FURNISHED APIS.

EXCFfEI0E ATS 1905 Ninth s7s I-9@
cents desirable tenants only. Main
eEst
kozT FtNTs-cIssp bed. ana sttrar'iys
Kitchens private sntranrss gats
Ninth. near virgins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-18

KENNEDY WAGON co. Seattle Wash
Farm implements buys and sells sec.
ond hand vehicles
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-08-25
Prohibition Now Popular.

Not many years ago men in public
life were afraid of prohibition. If
they were in favor of the movement,
they had little to say aboutit, especially
IN public. However, q great change
has taken place. Many of the most
prominent men in the State are now
among the active prohibition workers.
Whenever a prohibition rally is planned
those in charge have no trouble in Sc
curing speakers. 1t is encouraging.
too, to see that those who have a part
in shaping national legislation are TAX
ing up arms against the monster evil.
The following sent by the Lexington
correspondent to the News and Courier
shows that Congressman Lever is an
ardent supporter of State and national
prohibition, having voluntarily an
nounced that he will address prohibi-
tion rally to be held soon at Lexington,
one of the dispensary towns:
1.-The feature of the entire meeting at
the Court House will be- the speech of
Congressman A. F. Lever who is an
ardent, earnest and strong believer in
State and national prohibition. Mr..
Lever has never before taken the stump
in South Carolina for prohibition; but
he announced at Gilbert Thursday,
where big prohibition meeting was
held. and where he spoke on cotton
and other issues of more than ordinary
interest at this time, that he would
speak on prohibition at the Court
House on Tuesday, August 81. He told
the audience that upon this occasion
he intended to punch holes through
every argument advanced by those who
favor the sale of whiskey; and he in
vited every member of the audience to
come to the county seat on August 81
and bring their neigbors with them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-08-25
Child Labor Law Enforced.

Commissioner of Agriculture Watson
is on the alert for violations of the law
prohibiting the employment of children
of tender years. The law takes them
out of shops, mills and other places
where their bodies and minds would be
dwarfed by steady indoor employment.
Through the operations of the child Ia
bor law thousands of children have been
kept from cotton mills, being placed
there by indolent parents before the en-
actment of the law. In Columbia sew
eral days ago Commissioner Watson
learned that little girl nine years
of age was employed by one of the local
theatres, being on duty until 10 o'clock
at night. The proprietors were at once
notified that the employment of the
child was violation of law, and unless
the contract was annulled warrant
would be issued against the offending
person or persons. The child was at
once dropped from the list of the thea
tres attaches. The law is good one,
and should be enforced to the letter.