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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-21
English INSPECT
MAILS Of DUTCH
0oNHeE is MADE BY GERMAN
NEWSPAPER, WHICH PRO.
oUcEs PROOF.

al
me hague, Jan. 21.-.The Nieuwe
'ourant of this city has been given a
i"'her surprising and wholly unexpect.
W 'epi! TO challenge it made about
WV weeks ago to the Frankfurter
"el'ung to produce proof of its asser.
uoh that Dutch mails were being IN.
speeted by English agents.
1t was thought at the time that II, TIE
rIankiurter leitung would not be able
10 produce anything resembling proof
OIL this serious charge but in the illus.
tra'ed section of its edition Of Deem
Der 18th, which has lust arrived here
'he German paper shows what it as.
sefts is the reproduction of letter,
which, carrying the following address,
FRAU Helene Colsman, Zeppelin
Werke, Friedrichshafen, Bodensee."
mad been opened by the British cen.
sofs, and had after that found it's way
10 the addressed. That the letter was
mailed in Holland is shown by the can.
collation. stamp. In addition the back
OF the envelope carries in English
legend: Undeliyerable-L. F. s.
Letter post seryice) and across the
edge cut open by the censor, the Gus
tomary strip of paper with the inscrip-
ton: Opened by Censor" had been
pasted.
Commenting upon the matter the
Nieuwe Courant says:
We understand perfectly why this
remarkable accident should have
aroused the suspicious of the German
newspaper, all the more when we con.
slider that the words Zeppelin works
occur in the address. The German
version Of the alfair-as we gather
u OAI q LHHluulN dlIOu we nave Ic
ceiyed-is that through the agency OF
bri5ed Dutch postal officials SUSPECT.
ous letters reach English hands. But
in that case it is impossible to under
stand how the letter, after a month,
reached ,An addressee at Friedrich
shafen Il is not likely that the Eng.
lish would he foolish enough to again
forward q letter so treated no matter
how harmless its contents.
"Ent our correspondent meets this
argument by saying that finally the
letter had reached its destination
through mistake.
ut is mere probable that the letter
was sent 10 England by mistake-that
it got in the wrong mail bag. But 1t
is unfortunate that just this one had
to bear the address. Zeppelin Works
"That = similar case occurred in the
Danish mail proves in itself nothing
A Vienna professor wrote to the Frank
furtor Zcitung that letter he received
on October % and which had been
mailed in Copenhagen on September 4
had been given the same treatment.
This letter too, may have gotten into
the hands of the English by being put
in the wrong mail bag.
I'VE agree with the Frankfurter
that an explanation Of the oc.
currence is urgently desired with this
in view we have informed the director
general OF the postal service and have
requested him to investigate the mat
ter thoroughly"
A newspaper correspondent here
also reports the experience of having
received from his wife in New Yorf
a letter which had been opened by
English censors, although addressed to
The Hague. Inquiry ct the local post
office brought the reply that only reg
istered mail was comparatively safe
nowadays.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-21
How To Give oulnlne 70 Children

FEBRILINE is the trade mark name
eivcn TO an improved Quinine. 1t is
a tasteless syrup, pleasant to take and
does not disturb the stomach. Chif
dren take it and never know It Is
opinine Also especially adapted to
adults who cannot take ordinary Our
nine Does not nauseate nor cause
nervousness nor ringing in the head
TRY it the next time you need Quinins
for any purpose. Ask for 2-ounce
original package. The name fEDN'
lime is blown in bottle. 25 cents.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-21

more shade, and It ID one most oft6fl
recommended for woodland pastures.
It never does well on light sandy soils.
On wet lands and heavy clays it is
an excellent grass to mix with redtop.
From 20 to 80 pounds of seed to the
acre will give a full stand. Half as
much will be sufficient for pasture
mixtures. 1t should be seeded in the
fall. 1t is one of the best grasses to
SOW in gullies, to prevent further ero-
sion.
Hairy vetch.
The present character of hairy
vetch in the soils of many of the
Southern States makes it worthy Of
consideration as pasture plant.
When seeded early in the fall with
oats it will furnish good grazing dur
ing the winter and early spring and
afterwards produce a good crop OF
hay The few cases in which 1t has
been tried in permanent pastures have
been sufficiently successful to encour
age further trials.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-21

Ants' Nssts.
To destroy ants nests
Or flowers stick some suIph<
into the ground, heads Al
ants will leave and the pl
at all injured. -Mccall's N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31
HERE'S A new WAY
TO GET ALONG ON
BORROWED MONEY

TACOMA, March 31.--A warrant
has been issued and police Of other
cities asked 10 arrest Robert r.
Moore, wanted here on grand lar.
ceny charge in connection with pc
culiar financial transactions.
Moore arrived about three months
ago with a tale OF huge docks and
terminals 20 be erected here by
the Canadian Pacific X. H.. and rep
resenting himself as confidential
agent OF the company.
He rented house and In a short
time. II is alleged. borrowed money
from his landlord TO pay his gro
Gerry bill.
Later he borrowed from the gro
Ger TO pay the rent.
These Peter and Paul transsc-
tions were repeated until Moors dis
appeared.
when the landlord and the gro.
Ger compared notes II was found
that each was ont 5000.
The docks and terminals have
not been built. The Canadian Pa
cific says II does not know Moore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31
CAN'T BE DONE, SAYS
RECEIVER CALHOUN

The city cannot collect the 2 per
cent OF the gross receipts Of the
Seattle. Renton A. Southern for the
period between 1911 and 1915. says
Receiver Scott Calhoun He claims
that the city held the franchise In
valid during this period and there
fore cannot enforce the collection
OF money In accordance with any
franchise agreement The total
amount involved is $4,000. Cal
houn addressed his Information 10
the city council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31

We have in course Of erection a one-story brick
building that will contain ten very attractive and
very we'll located stores
We will be able to give possession of these stores
on May first We are now ready to receive APP
plicationS for the rental of these stores.
L. N. KENNARD, Agent ~ White Building
Main 1884
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31
HAT SHOP IS ROBBED

Burglars broke into the Bowlers'
Hat store. bl7 Union st.. early Wed
nesday morning. and carried away
about 5000 worth ~ merchandise
The burglary was discovered when
r. Ehler. proprietor opened the
shop this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31

stsil az. asparagus. Toe. fsc ana eer
~ fresh. crisp radishes. lunches iee
stan SIS ling cod. lbs 2sc: salmon. =
lbs, aAc. salmon trout. 2 lbs csc stalls
sA-t2, pot roast. i2itc H.: spare ribs. lilo
10 pure lard. eiac H.; lard compound.
III. strictly fresh eggs dos. 4kc can.
MIX. csc stall ie. s cans Ilghthrnxs
cleanser ssc, cans Dutch cieancer. fse:
bass salt. Ice, Stall L. honey sue
comb walnuts, ise III apples and or
anges, loo dor. stall 4. crane fruit 3
Tor I've bananas ise doz. stall 3. guar
spinach lbs. ibcs rhubarh. &c III. cab
hese. 20 and Ice head; lettuce. Sc and
Ice head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31

stalls ise-ist. 2sc jar. peanut butter.
zee. loo jars. ioc. leo cans milk isc.
cooking oil 2Sc at. stan. ss.zs. s ms
snsar SSe. 2 cans Mt Vernon milk, rec.
stan ~, Indian Runner duck eggs. sEc
dos fresh ehurned butter Lbs Pse
stall IL. large radishes ! lunches a..
sreen peas. lbs. 1kc: head lettuce. =
Tor be- green onions. lunches Sc. ss-
parasus lbs ikc. Stalls sf-e1. sol4
TIC IN socxcye salmon. zoe ID. sapdahs
lbs ssc stall >. picnic hams. lave IL. +;
compound lard, lie H.. hamburger
steak and sausage. lee ID. pork stea1
z les- use. veal outlets lbs. isc. cornsd
beef iatsc IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31

stan ~, lbs. fine white sugar. sSc.
S,ails ~, ~, pesteuriSed milk. &c at. Sc
ioc 10 stan isos yellow or white corn
meal best grade, It's foc. big fsc cans
pineapple. Toe. stall 1875. cans solid
pack tomatoes, lsc 2ac bottles salad
dressing. ioc stan ISL. fresh tripc. SC
W PORK roast, lte IN stall 1888. saitnrn
trout. Use 10: King salmon. ? lbs &c
stan 5, cans claims. salmon or oysters.
zoe. Music stall, grand opera and teach
ing pieces Ice. stan IS. apple cider. $50
gal; apple butter. his lie. stalls
and Z, fancy winesap apples. 75c box. de-
nNered' lemons, ioc dog. Stalls alta,
now rigs Toe pkg, apples. : doz. ssc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31

BANK ROBBED

PlTTsBuRo, Pa. March 81.
-four masked men entered
the Hays National bank, near
here, today, held 10 Paying
Teller Albert Kohl and escaped
With 5000. The robbers. who
had tsSiesb In waiting. left
no cleW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31

Y. p. Manor. an astrologer resid
Ing at 70s Pine st. and Samuel
Inch. junior member OF the real
estate firm OF Perry e. Inch. are
charged I'm n complaint filed We'd
nesdsy In the superior court with
having converted TO their own use
an automobile owned by n. II. MUIR
dock.
Murdoch asks n Judgment In tho
sum OF $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31
NOTED sololsr TO SING

Jenny Taggart. noted English -.
prano. has been engaged as soIoief
for the concert OF the Amphso So.
ciety OF Seattle. TO be held May II
at Plymouth church. Among the
numbers 10 be given by the chorus
OF SO male voices will be Arthur
Foote's Farewell OF Hlawatha"
and The Emigrants." by the "a
nous Belgian composer. Friedrich
GeYsert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31
SHIP GETS STUCK

Loaded heavily with freight for
San Francisco. the steamer Admiral
Dewey went aground Wednesday
morning NJ Harbor island and pos
sibly may be forced 10 drydock for
repairs. II IN thought. however,
the ship viii be In readiness for
toniRhts sailing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31
ADDISON

stall 81 fancy CRANE frut, kc .,.n
stAtl ~ peanut butter, lbs. CSC. staIl'
~, home grown rhuharh, s lbs. ior ssai1a
y kippered salmon. . lbs skc stali ~
pot roast Sc to leye IN; lamb ~hcpa
lac lh Main entrance. Easter lilies. epo|
nloom. stan ~, fresh eggs. doc 4kc;'
stusese' ia@c N. Stall is, salmon trout.
iee 10. English sole, lbs Use. stan IL.
cooking apples, soc box stall 10. ia lha&
Yakima potatoes 2sc stan G. cano'
tomatoes or corn 16c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31
Wf~rfatkE

stan ioi. lbs, sugar soc: / TAN can
ot milk, hci lbs, fine rice csc stsil
aoi. No. can Karo syrup Toe. ice I'll
toilet paper DC. stan 700. potato ssiaA.
Toe pt,, peanut butter. fsc H. &si1n
2Vo-2le' Yakima Gem potatoes n -
ewti bananas. isc cz stall $40. tpse
spinach. Lbs iac; fancy rhnba,6 ia
Ice. stall Sac, large cucunb~rs. soc eacnS
good tomatoes, iSe IN. stan -. buttss
biscuits, Toe doz, assorted Mes Toe escA
stall rs. good creamery butter. sou -
full cream shsssa 49, ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31
3 TOWNS BOMBARDED

BERLIN. March 3l.--Tbree Bel.
Rlan towns were bombarded by
hostile aviators yesterday. resulted
I'm the death ~ one riyllian and
woundlng another. war office an
nouncoa. Bombs we're dropped
upon Bruges, Ghlstellcs and Cour.
fYal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31
PUBLICMARKETS


stalls 1854. lbs. dried apples. sc. {
lbs. beans csc. sse preserves. Sc. "a No..
laundry soap. &c. s-ih. brick. eosstsh
zee stalls :. ,, s, :. pork roast. III 10
y &c ID pork steak. lsc ~: pot roast.
Ice 20 1--we 10. lard. 2 ibs sSe. round
steak. i7ac H. stall IL soies lhs
ise' haiihui. ths ssc. silver Salmon.
ive 10 Goldfish lbs Csc. herring I
lbs ibo. siai ia., fresh rhurn.a hus,~r
SOC 10. fancy Iowa butter. esc ~. nj.
ssc' fresh roasted coffee. roc III. ice
loaNes bread. sc. 2 for ike. fresh mink.
Sc at. &c pI stall Ice. St ID. sugar.
soc. ice toilet paper. gsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31

Alice 4 Bsiioas. 20. .szs Y Newton
81 March 90.
i.ieora washer. IS. rrovidsncs hos
uifai March "a
Harry v MeGss. Al. T6sa Spruce st.
March -.
y shimosan. ~. Reliance hospital.
March -
Divorces GRAINED
WIN ~ Wheeler from Carrie May
Wheeler Anna walters cox from chas
" Cor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31
VITAL STATISTICS


8HFfthkf
John A. peysrng 10. Seattle. ana
Frances a. Lennon. ~. Seattle
WIN MegiariY. as. Portland. or. and
Mamie Mcknight -. Portland. or.
John Uuchrist u.s. seattle. and Mar.
Karet g. Lees. %. seattle.
Henry Moss. So Havenadaic. and KhtcY
Hendricks. u.s. Nstvnsdsie.
sam pouios %. Spokane. and Winnie
Campbell 20. Nokane
George zssckie Co. Seattle. and Esielia
l.. King, 80. seattle
Births
Mrs and NJ " y Jones. 1918 Finh
ave -. snn.
Mrs ana Mr II Bennlon. ISL Inn ave.
son.
Mrs and Mr p Y Washer, 1919 s7,h
ave. daughter.
Mrs and ar = l.. nooihroyd. ssis 'oih
ave y. y. daughter
Mrs and Mr.. Arthur H. Lyon. s9i,
Mrs ana Mr. W O. Wiser. ssii Day.
ton ave son.
Mrs and SIR J. II. Hewitt set igth
ave ~. daughter.
Mrs ana AR J. ~ Ferguson. ii5 18th
ave ~. daughter,
Mrs and Mr. j Porter, tlb y. list
st. son.
Mrs and MI u. Erickson. 2ois 10Th
ave ~ daughter.
Mrs and Nj a, Kamada. ao6 Elehth
ave s.. eon.
Mr- and Mr 4 l.. Cobb. 40 Crock
oft At, son,
Deaths
Mrs Lizzie McNicRr 30, klg county
hospital March 90
Victor Modicskv 8 months. 4s0s Nipth
ave s.. March ~.
John q Rciff Co. sse ". broadway
March -
Leonard v Buell.. 60. Providence hospi-
tai. March as
Peter Leenhauts. 50. no y. Denny
way March IS
Jane Coliinson. ~. 1924 18Th ave.
March IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31
% MALE Situations Wanted

HONEST MAN mus, have work
family dependent apan him auto
driver ~ trade VIII do any Kind
- work fiat Second ave ~ E
kenwood 1888
Man. WIFE ard 500 sant wofk ~ sny
kind prefer laundry work queen
Anne sara
MAJ, With family, must hays work wlN
- any klnd % work references. Phone
>~Sc~SS~$~e~~~ ~~oo~oo>.>oooo.
% PERSONALS
nENyfR prE woRks-isss i,h' eiy
ksysnsash. 10 .,a,. ices Fir.i av
LADIES' sandsrsans Cotton loot phi.
safe ana sure cure for delayed periods
Price y, Money refunded u remedy
faii. after fair trial Raymond Remedy
Co sifa riss st.
WANTED fslain md shiiirsn's ssein
~ competent seasustress itis iili a.
UEr MAHRiEp~ti-s matrimonial payer
Published mailed free TIE Cor.
respondent. Toledo, ohio-
MANtcURiNu aud ms.sasinFt Easisfn
LADY attendants offices tt.ts. nav
Third ave
MIDWIFE Mis- ANA wiLTrfkHES
Tait isth avs. y " fhans Ballard 1857
t.ApfEs-s~sdi.h gentleman. ass IS
strictly sober. ana with good dispest.
tlon. wishes 20 ssi acquainted With
SONS young lady o. wifowi object mat
rimeny Am sincere and wish 60
ayoia any rift. VIII sn.psr ali let.
tsrs Address y. O.. nes fss. Raymona.
wash.
AMERICAN schooi - Universal rsychai,
oxr NESTS room ~. Ene1Hsimta itetsi
Thursday evening" ~ The only true
Psychology before tho American puhiie.
II heals the siek. ts.chea %. 20 become
las 20 ourselves and sr~dirates is.
norAnc~ wiih Euslani Merri.
LADY % sons means you'd correspond
with wsli.to-do farmer absict matfi-
many. Address csc. star
wANTEp--To ears Ter sxss iaaY' howe
adapted - make her lifs happy. Ad.
drss- CT. STAR.
HEPfSEp. fniddi~aaxsi widaw. Aidns
wish nice home n eiiY, you'd Ike -.
ausintArre - refused gentleman wfth
some means and steady inrems object
company ard n suited. would raarry
10 irinsr. write c-si rhs star
ms MIso~ HoNE-iSVNLfnE 40
AgEp PEOPLE sis y MERCER
CAPITOL SIC
coSsTfPIr IoN--.s.r nassssa ryth.
tan MA.
or ACQUAINTED SOCIETY Ssfns.
ard addresses fis Plns 1t Main
1899. Ladies' sr~-
Gums removed ~ paia-
ie.s nsihef. otre. sss. $50, Third a.
HAPPINESS les Ia married ~. Ar. yeu
lan.iy- Josu Seattle Rsishi- Fri~ud-
shtp Club Ladies' ffss. Ada =. Evans
ftt tnfsn. AT r.
Mss aANicrnfSd fiiss
Thire Ofnr.
ANNA HAnkH
Baths sessnttfie massage III unisn 81.
APT. q
IA Dancing guaranteed IN private
~ lessons Private halls Days
~ and evenings Latest dances
MhI STEVENS r YES. -. a., re-, e.
~~~~~~>~N~~~~~~~~~s~S~ >--~e~>~-~~>~P~~~N~-~
p. .
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MAIN 94OO
The Seattle Star
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY


This directory is intended
for the convenience OF any
one desiring something a lit
tie out OF the ordinary in
their daily needs and requir-
ing it in a hurry. The firms
represented below make spe-
cialty OF immediate service
and will gladly furnish any
information that is necessary.
Remember, satisfaction IS
guaranteed by every adver-
tiser.
Just Use Your Telephone!
LOOK MEKE-The --Arrsin store. III
Occidental are. corner Main. sells rew
and second hard suits and eeercsets.
s.ee up odd ces,s. &c up; pants SO
up. hats and shoes tee np. watches
<se up; tools. feweiry. Sars trunks at
>. 49, r<s~ss
ArroH~Eys-Ar-tsw
Ef7~sEf.L II FARRELfs--t-s y. r W&
c<n~rsl practice estates. laws husband
xuA wife. consolidation free Enieft 80
ADVICE FREE-JOsEPH ALLEN. At
roHSEy. - years experience. laws ~
husband ard wife. property rights;
CONSTELLATION FREE Rooms tet-
sss rfters Musir Bidg wstn iesa
yOH~ RI pARKrR-33f Lyon Blds Main
Ssfs IS years esp-rt~ne. in chiears
courts
WILLIAM RHfSE-kttoru~y ., Law.
1910 FIRST ave. Seattle. Tsi~phons FL
rsott sat-. Advice free on any rubisct.
all letters promptly answered; laws %
husn4nf and wife promptly adjusted
w@etfv REPORTS made 90 collections.
Sps~-~s~~-~.~~.~-~.~-~~~ ~~~~~~-~>>>~~~-~~~~~~~
Alto DELIVERY
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NOTICES

MESH bk6s repaired sSs People. bank
nldr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31

SC Rec N-s So ne. Z = :
stop th~ FtY
Get IN touch wifn cur direct
from factory tos yuu plan - "
uiil save you Is 20 - per
cen, On all baiitinx MATERIAL.
We sn~fafs nDr ASH factory.
ard mas. irfmeatsts ship
meat from largest stock 10
Vest
Window screens .s sac 10
sash fcr half Nindes1 srrssns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31
!. 6-ROOM HOUSEBOAT
HOME.STEADS

~ HUM Fed EhDO
afQ AcHEH very ebniaa lnnd elth =
splendid flowing stream riFht through
The land situated in one ~ the most
extensive alfalfa and diversified farm.
tnE districts 10 ths entire Southwest
good live Town. ffainspurtution point.
schools telephones etc. close ~ hand
Decided land. adjoining plated % so
acre tracts and held a. hiNh prices
This place must b. sold. o. Gener 10 in
dire need ~ Immediate funds 81 100
takes the sntirs 11o. bot bsaf 10 mind
fhsi this amount must BE- spoi oaah of
oauer would not consider such figures
Real estate men. agents save your
stamps only sincerely Interested par
ties need apply fof fun particular
address. y % HeK sgs. Seattle and .
viii D.. pleased 20 call and tell you
about H.
ia ACHES rieh land. situated only about
miles from growing g. %. town. soil.
climate and other conditions favor Fais-
Ing any Kind - fruit. and is specially
adapted 60 the raising ~ alfalfa hoEs
ana poultry thrive This valuable prop.
srty nss almost i-vei. sud 10 10 o com
tnnnitY where real estate values are
high. Purchaser will DO post 60 nn 90
psusa 90 zee tho Pisfs ~ this time
doinF ana wonderful crops they hHrs
raised. pFies entire lta acres 1850
cash. fuil information may DO had
~ saiiins Al ites Fourth ave Keaiiis
Anh W ~ LsNer
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SCR - & N-s sc re Z -
XE-y5 stop th~ wy
Get IN taufh with our direct
kM4 factory Zoe ypa plan vs. v
wfl save you Is 20 - per
r-lI cent On all balitlnx materials
| We sn~fats apr avn factory.
l@ ard maks frf-nedtsfs shtp-
49, meat from largest stock 10
West
kt4E windsw screen. SO 90
sash cor haif-windewJ .Frssns
sttt.+ tstt+t+t. 90 90
screen doors ................... Is 90
t-eross panel -oor-. Is sfres ........tt.fe
same for painting % sizss eniyl.. %
Cottage front dor. .............ttt Is up
1-ply veneer interior door. .s..... 80 uu
s-piy Nsussr intsrtsf door. ..... ace up
$sw Crsfsman interior doors tt9 up
Ns~ Craftsman treat doors ...... tTs %
Cottage ff~nt winde~s ..-....... s.s9 10
l-hEhf tFsnson .s.s............ ~ %
bungalow easement sash .. so up
Hot bod sash tsiarsd1. s-ess-e ....ts.ss
*-efs~e ss..s.ss- ..s...s...... 2Es
compie,s inssfs window trim .. 40
compist. inside door trim ........ ss
GLASS. PAINTS BUILDING psryH
AND HARDWARE. ONE THIRD LESS
ASK ron CATALOGUE 40. 81
O. n WILLIAMS co.
BASH AND DOORS
1914 First Ave- Main 1871.
sFANGENBERG Safety blades sharper.
81. new process. ites t,h. near tnion
BRING 10 yoar vii sho~- aaa eiosninn aad
get mon~y for them Tis Pm. o. Mais
i,as
FOR sALE-Electric slEn. ROYAL CATS
ga tnion
HOW % Dseons az American cifiEsn-H
&c. naymsr-. Beok.tare. 1870 T., ave
JANfTORs. building. ard sraFtmsnis
send your name and address, for
card ind.x supply Co. sTos First ave
city.
FOR sALE--t minute Edison var Fec-
ords. new. for 81 Masicai Record
Ex. ttie wsstlaks Elliott ISIS
NEW TRICKS AND PTzzI.f.s Jf7sT nv.
~~So-~-~~~~1o~~S~~~~~S~ ~oS~>so~SceN~~eSS
Vehicles and Implements
KENNEDY WAGON co. Seattle. Wash
Farm implements. buys and sells sec
~~>----~~~~-~-~~>~~-~-S-
9 FOR SALE-LLVESTOCK
FOR sALE--Tesm Of good sized msis-
1911 Ninth W Phone Queen Asus
1924.
SEATTLE HORSE MARKEr--isST First
Auctions Tuesdays m Main
s7si
-~-~-~~~-~-~~~-~~~~---~>
10 POULTRY
SILVER LACED ard Parfridss Wan
do,ts eggs, ti.oo Tor Is. Capitol zssa
THORoUGHBRED Buff OrDingt0n exxs.
SOC per setting rainier -
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IL LOST AND FOUND
LOST Tear-old black female cat. white
feet. white ~hisksrs. white shirt front
shedding hair lower part of body. 81, 90
reward f0z2S Howell a.
FOUND--A watch. friday. IN Gs0rFet0wn
Address T.. Whesirr ff1 cherry
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fsD1kS TENTS. AWNINGS
Nl ENsFythinr IN canvas
I<N J. Webb kitchsn a CO.
NEW PIANOS FoR hEST RENT APP
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HONEST MAN mus, have work
family dependent apon him. auto
driver ~ trade VIII Do auy ktnd
~ work rfss Second ave \. E
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PROP cpHDELL. Phrsnoioxist Paimil
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. :ooam str. rotlatch for Port 5-1sHm
daily Ludlow. Port Gamble daily
except i.'Rangor and Aliiexcept
SUNDAY points on Hood Canal iMons'v
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-14
DON'T BE MISLED.
Pcndlcton Citizens should Read and
Heed This Advice.

Kidney trouble is dangerous and
often fatal
Don't experiment with something
new and untrled.
Use tested kidney medicine.
begin with Doan's Kidney Pills.
Used in kidney troubles so years.
Recommended here and every
where.
The following statement forms
convincing proof OF merit.
Mrs. Eta Eaton, SO7 y. Eighth
street walla walla, wash, says: Il
have found Doan's Kidney Pills to
be a fine medicine for lame and
aching back and trouble with the
kidney secretions. This remedy
brought me great relief. I advise all
who are suffering from kidney trou-
bic to at least give Doan's Kidney
Pills a trial"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Duan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Eaton had. Foster-Milburn
Co, Props, Buffalo, y Y