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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-25
Y.m.C.A. men Are
IN HARD TUSSLE

Join the Y. ". &. 4. this week
and help Punefure PortlandB
Pride In the watchwOrd Of the
1000 members OF the Seattle Y. NJ.
as they cheer on their 300 special
chnyasHers for new members IN
tire big membership campaign now
on between the Seattle and Port
land associations.
With two days Of the contest
gone. the two associations are run
ming neck and neck. Seattle lead.
Ing In the number OF new mem
beers. while Portland is IN the lead
IN the number ~ points 80 far re.
ceiyed This " due " 4 higher
average cash payment being re-
ceiyed by the Oregon city aEsocia-
tion.
Thursday the 80 local teams
were making special efforts In ey-
cry part Of Seattle 10 roll In long
list ~ new members
Clubs In Stores
The boys department OF the Sc.
attic Y. VI has IS teams OF $50
boys organized into army and
navy divisions. led by DR. Ar.
thur Jordan and Teal Williams. as
sisted by Secretaries Tracy Strong.
Arthur Middleton and Walter Jen-
kins.
Boys clubs are being formed IN
number Of the larger firms. such
as Sears Roebuck and Lowman q
Hanford
The boys are bringing In mem.
berships from their fathers and
Older acquaintances. In fact. their
solicitation is In some instances
said 10 be so strenuous that a mem.
hership application Ia forthcoming
as an inducement 10 be left alone.
Membership for So
The 200 workers on the ~ auto.
mobile teams Of the senior de
partment are actively canvaHsing
factories. stores and offices New
and prospective members are be.
ing given an Invitation card 20 eat
dinner al 6:l5 as the guests Of the
J. " G A any night while the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-25
PUBLICMARKETS



IfAruefs section. spinach. ibs lbr.
ahiis tufnipG. bunchcs De-. small pota-
tt~s lts 100. celery. Be- and Zoe per
snch head lettuce f1r tcs carrots and
passnips De- pan stalls lt-t2. roast pork
e. r. 10. pork steak. 1850 10. htai -.
ssonr zoe dor large oranges. DC doH
sisi 90. grapefruit Dc each. runkis' or
anses O. dos stall -. choice WinesH -.
80 bon stall 90 peanut batter lbs
90 stall g. ioaves fresh bread. De-
SCI a. Yakima potatoes he ioc
Hisl g. fresh herring ibs ice. haiibut
ca s-ks ibs 80 stall 80. nee cabbage.
a. ice stall - yellow SeEfon ap-
pl-s str box stall is 9 cans tomatoes
of peas &C., Stall - Black Hen Davis
apaea soc doE stall -. honey. lpr
cptab fresh bufternik and cream. Stall
a. barge shfimps. 4ec 20 Alaska rod ?
IT, zer EfAil &C. lhs English NAinuts.
zfol potAtoss rs sack stall e.. large
srkhokss Tor 21c. Stall %. strong
chase zoe a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-25

stsu ~. Ice fine whhe sugar go
atAii. 5s.2s. fresh pasteurlxsd milk. o.
qt 'or 81 81 staii o.. gJr fresh roasted
rores. he ib stan 1903 9-lb bricks
rotifish. 1sc. stan ~. ga III cans pluni-
snd prunss 100 stalls si-2.. saEo and
inlaora. Sc - stall a. salmon. zee each
e z smsit lbs gsc. stall 1871. extra
lars~ crabs Tor gtc. Stall CO. CLAIMS .
atsI iac stalls : aud g extra large Wine
san apples 7tr boz. delivered lemons
isc' dos stan a. pkEs figs o. Stalls
A-tt soft thell vAinufs ihs gtr
oufsrs its zoe sail az. fresh ranch
sr. Csc dor stall 81 shoes rcaolcd 20
10 - pair
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stalls lea.iss. sweet pickles itc 81
fancy diu pickles Zoe don peanut but
ter. 100 lh stall 3ti good bananas. 100
doc good oranges 100 dos Brazil nuts.
ice per ib. stall 1oi. sole lbs. i5c, cat
fish lbs sfr. salt herring gGc dog
stall sgs fresh salmon. Tbs 2tc; large
salmon trout ifffc Do Finuau haddic
isc ~ stall 9os. red onions Z lbs zoe.
nrussela sprouts roc 10 spanish onions
ihs i6c stall 1ts fresh sturgeon. iSc
10 red snapper zoe 10 stall a. perch.
lbs isc; extra large crabs eoc each
Eastern oysters soc pt stall eia large
cans milk e5c. 6 cans sardines In OH.
esc. auChoNics zoe per can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-25
ENDS LIFE WITH GAS

May Atkinson. %. for the last
five years an employe in the Sup
ply Laundry. ended her life We'd
nesday in her rooms at AIS Mel
rose ave. with gas. Three burners
in gas stove and two light Jets
were on full blast Her motive is
a mystery. A mother. Mrs. Mary
Atkinson. and Mrs. Margaret Akin.
son. a sister. OF Oakland. Cal, arc
the only surviving relatives known.
The body is al the public morgue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-25
BATTLE RACES IN
CARPATHIANS

PETROGRAD. Feb. 25.--A great
battle was raging east and south
Of Stanialaus and IN the eastern
Carpathlans today. Meager mes
gages received here say It over.
shadows even the developments IN
Poland.
Austria. according to the report,
has massed a great army and IL
will attempt to cross the Dneister
at Haiti ia an effort to reach Lem
berg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-25
CHANDLER GIVEN
MONTH TO PLEAD

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 25.-Harry
Chandler. general manager OF the
Los Angeles Times and six others
indicted with him by the L. s.
grand jury on a charge of conspir-
ing TO recruit troops here for an
invasion OF Lower California we're
arraigned today before Superior
Judge Bledsoe. They were given
until March 20 to plead.
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WILL SEND DELEGATION

OLYMPIA. Feb. 25.-The senate
passed resolution today request.
ing Gov Lister 10 appoint a dele
cation to represent this state at the
Cello celebration. on May 3. when
the Columbia locks are opened. II
also passed a resolution to send del.
egations TO the Portland conference
OF Western states. In reference TO
water power development by the
national government.
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~ N1-TI D.

stalls 20 9. steer round steak 1Nc lh.
mutton chops i5c No spare ribs 1ic 10
stall n. smclt o. lbs 1hc, fresh herring.
It's Zoe. stalls 1917. onions lbs Too
Yakima potatoes - lbs e5c stall TO.
fancy apples 90 box: lemons. dor. CSC.
stall a. 100 losves bread. lac. ~ doz.
cookies SOC stalls lg-it red salmon lor
can. dri~d peaches &c TO- Ice dried
apricots sc 10 stall Is. fun cream
cheese. isc 10. cans Wild Rose milk.
g1r
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spR>pK

stall fresh salmon trout itc Do
fresh haiihut g lbs iic. salmon . lbs
CSC stall ioi Zoe cans - maple syrup
atc Requsfort cheese. ttc TO- stalls ZOE
tta large cans milk etc cans TO-
mate.s lee. lbs dried prunes Csc. No
so sacks flour 60 stalls g. B. 8 yea
roast. i2fsr no.. pot roast. Sc TO lave 10.
pure pork sausage icso 10. stalls 1888
fresh rhurned batter. ms 100 wash
irEton butter lhs CSC. stall 1855
MIXED cookies roc o. glasses black
bcru lens use. see cans baking powder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-25
TWO PORTLAND
WOMEN KILLED

HONOLULU. r. H.. Feb. 10
Mrs Miles Bell and Mrs. NJ F.
Rude, OF Portland. Or. passengers
on the excursion liner Great North
ern. together with a native chauf-
feur. were killed last night in an
automobile accident on the road to
Kilauea volcano. Hilo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-25
II SHIPS VICTIMS OF
GERMAN BLOCKADE

LONDON. Feb. 25.-Eleven
steamers are known 10 have gone
down in British waters since the
German war zone decree inaugural
ing a submarine campaign went In
10 effect. one week ago.
All we're either torpedoed or
struck floating mines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-25

stalls 1i-t7 fresh Alaska salmon. Zoe.
bitrhark salmon. eec or ibs acc. hahs
smsii lbs itc stall q best sauerkrsut
g. 10 solid pack tomatoes 1ec can
sitlia 1854 cream brick cheese. use d.
MARYLAND H~autr oysters 2tc cvt stall
III home grown spinach. lhs esci car
rais ihs O.. stall p Eastern hams.
10 % lamb chops tbs. 1ic. Leslie =.
cans salmon csc. tsc cans pineapple.
soc stalls 1s-1e lbs. Eranuiatcd sugar.
80. Z lhs. rIre. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-25
KILLS WIFE AND SELF

SAN FRANCISCO Feb 25.-Be-
cause his wife had obtained a ~.
yorce from him. Fred Cozzalll. -.
an Italian, early today lay IN wait
FOR her as she Wag going 10 work.
shot and mortallY wounded her
and then ended his own life. The
woman Mrs. Eda Cozzalli. q. died
while en- route 70 the Emergency
hoHDital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-25

100 ACRES ZION bottom iaad. suitable
for hoe snd sIfaifs ranch or fnr grain
fins place fof Potatoes herries FRUITS
rowiirb. etc. sood home markets for
ef~fffhirE raised Mmrh money has
been spent In Improving fine cell. ioss
- water shout 90 acres cleared Re
member this tafuabi~ property tiss
fine and 10 located only about one mile
from snHd live railroad toan. and a.
~iN r1st buyer nothing 10 see the
place nnd Investigate fully Poorer
land than ttis in same neishhofhead
held at It9n PEI srfr in raw s.afe
Pisr'r - employ mont n desired Price
Tor Immediate sale. if5e. bat must he
aii yssh. address = - Bon tza Sc
sftta
Any ON dssifinT tE6s.fs 6o-,. ..i.s5
% ven little rarsuss can get fun ia
formation hT calling At ssgs tth Az.
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campaign lasts.
A Y NJ. membershlp. during The
campaign, can be had for So. which
gives all social pnyileges 4 re-
duced 1895 membership r. also
open. emitting the holder 70 al
prlvIlegea
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HOMESTEADS

Do INDIAN reservation 10 opsn 7ss e0o
acres Tor ssttismsnf. fruit. tint her farm
lana. hond sbe With this al 10
wsnatrhss wash Daily World. Dept
" " Tor Fsilsule data about This rreaf
region.
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"a, acnr-

Improved viih house land 10 fi,h
aud partly cleared good RAINING
creek faf gmssr nr 90 iffisafs
slth close 20 insn ahd cream
err snd not far from Seattle
price 1915. terms 80 rash. 90
psf month Caii fuf NJ. nnreu.
a68 Nes York uiora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-25

Don't LOSE ANOTHER stNNER-GET
STARTED TINS SPRING Let Us show
you our land 81 Three Lakes snohomirh
county, wash, close 60 our mills on
good roads and handy 10 mprkets
Prices and terms reasonable There are
four auto stages and two trains daily.
sood schools. store r. = u. phone and
prosperous neiEhhorH Tracts any size
YOC DEAL WITH - DIRECT. Write
OF 500 y u. MEtKLEJOHS. Mar. Land
Dept, 1901 l. e.. smith bids Seattle.
Maah TIlHEE IAkEa II,MnER co
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ny ow>EH-Iis- ACRE pIA,rIrtI
RANCH

Deep rich soil fine FOR truck gardening
fixed Tor lrrisatinE bearing orchard
all kinds Of berries. house barn chick
on house. wood shed all fenced we'll
Improved Worth if.100 Soil for
ti.tsh. easy terms Good boat service
Don't mirs thi. Come ct once Take
steamer Aquiilo At Madison park. set
or At stevens landing lies half mile
from landing s. Nolirath
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-25
PERSONALS

80
] hANtftt young man. axe 10. wishes ia
meet neat working Fia 1886 yoars
/ OBJECT matfifnony Address As. star.
4 LADIES sandersnns Cotton noot oil.
/ safe and sure cure Tor delayed periods
price o. Money refunded N remedy
! fails after fsir TRIAL Hsimosd Kennedy
| co. NV rihs .,
I MissFH MAnnt MAD and Jrtfk
I rom MassaFtnF ana mauicufiuH or
I tre 10. i'o' rhird ave
Mis- NAaoN HOME fNvALtSa ANu
AoEp PEOPLE 81. MERCER
J CAPITOL 40
OOtntn Mt,tEW Massage msnieurinF
pffioo OF Hotel Brain. iheaA Second
MIDWIFE MRH ANNA wiLtEtitsKN.
fota tsth ~ " W Phone nstsFf Isl
YOUNG WIDOW With rhiid wishes posi-
tiou as hour-heopcr IN refined gentle
mans home home more than wages
Addfoss Ait. star
I LtHrRO The world. greatest hair fe
stnror, Erarants~i Go prevent badness
rhnue East esip
I YotNu MAN would Ike 10 meet Youas
ladv. object mattimonY Address 4 s.,
star
NOtNu woman. sood traveller wishes 10
DO ~ service 60 patty Eoius TO Han
y aNt iH'' N"Nl"NH A.fH FANA
LONELY. fespsctabis youns WORKING man.
$50 a. h~iFht n So e. desires ace
qusintanes o., sincere working woman -
near age and size Protestant preferred 3.
object companionship Address %.
star
/ Ladies' ~ csc rs~sfd ! ppsitiysB susr.
antss ny great suocs.sfui monthly"
remedy. safely relieves soms - tho
longest most oh.tinsts abnormal essss
NFfa
ference With work Mail 81 50 Double
sdy Co. a. Long hlds. Kansas cts.
40
sCuorr- shop method. chitopodi't itss
Weller .t
Happiness liz. In married NE Are you
ioneiyr Jein Rsstti. Reliable ffisnd-
ship club t.sdis. ffss AdA Evans
~ unian. ACT "
loEr MAHnitD- ns.t mairimoniai pspef
Published fnsiisd free This Cor
respondent Teisdo. ohio
"a banrtng guaranteed IN private
lesson. Private halls DAYS
NO ard evenings. Latest dances
MnJ STEVENS r ,.,s 80 a. ,., 20,
kNNA MNHkH
BATH. scientific massage Eii Union .
Ar .
sttAMPpo sbr no srtta ehafse fof
heavy hair SO Ers nids
nENNEn pYn wonks iles ~ sity
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Mrs MASON HOME fNVALiHs 40
NoEp PEOPLE SIC y MERCER
gArITpI. hTo
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ACREAGE

III ACREAGE
CHEAP ACREAGE
90 acres clear land. creek through f.
fine drinking water mites from town.
fine foads o. - telephone GOOD
s1ii ready 10 pipw ! an EoiuE 60 ssll
q, ~ t5a per acre. 80 do~u And 600
per acre monthly Keep soe hogs.
chickens ana ducks qua pay FOR lana
MI fuENru
s0i American bank uldK
ACROSS THE hay
acres 81 hatpor eIth morning and
evening service 20 citl ana good neigh
hofs and school A place far home
and q good bub fof future Etpwth emily
D. miles 90 business center
pHIrE $500 $50 CASH
CLIFFORD a VAN ARSDALE. Inc.
lois rhird Ave ioi Washington -
4 GOOD BARGAIN
90 acres half 10 cleared Tor pillow at
Fsnd soil. 90 acres ts bottom land large
hpune and bern. other buildings. run
Ming water one ~ fhe beet places to o.
Enod distnrt aud priced fhr below
oth9r property ln She vicinity. EasI
terms VIII dnid.
l.. J. MARSH q co. 1903 Sd AVE
- REAL ESTATE
FOW sALE- Nee t.room house good
iufs iosite. tn sar'sftiie Price
81 500. terms Hugh 1Stm. aaf3sFiiie.
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ACREAGE
GOOD LAND For

GOOD LAND FOR SALE
90 arres sores cleared rfire 1859
90 acres It4e. 20 acres ZOO 10
Affrs tton lQ arrrs a.roafn house
tsaa. haif eash. a. sores 1900. half
rash
vocNa uRonEHg Phone nsnsfa sis
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aissFa MAnnL MEAD and Jrfik
rom MassaFins ana manicufiuH or
fiuo no. iao5 Third ave
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FOR SALE -FURNITURE
~~-~~~-~~-~.~~~.~~~~ -~S~-~~l~~~-~s~S~s~-~-
MISCELLANEOUS


In order TO keep our workm.n
busy during tho winter
months We have made a ape
cial cut on the prices % our
doors
We own ard operate the largest
dtrsct-to- consumer sash and
Door Factory IN the West.
and save you tho retailers
profit Quality guaranteed.
PRICES FROM OUn Gaia
LOCUE no. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-25

40 srRO Tho world. greatest hair re-
storor grarants~i Go prevent badness
rhnne East Ggtn
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4 BARGAIN

Seven acr"s highly improved close TO
seattle, all good soil. apiendid water
All kinds fine fruit Furnished T.
room house Price reduced TO 1880
good terms Phone North 2e67 Of,
Elliott i20s.
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YotNu MAN would Ike 10 me-t iouos
lad, object mattimony Address 4 -,
star
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dotnfn M,tEN Massage msnieufinF
uffloo te Hotel Brain. iAeaA Second
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REAL. EARN

REAL. FARM
one ~ fhs tesi iigiis fsrH,s in he West.
IS sstss no better snu on earth all
CLEARED 80 cultivation t.fanfu house
hare shleksn hnusea and sheds. 9 eo-s
hafss. bunch - hogs ana rnirkers aii
manner - mashinsFr wsEur. tuxsg.
.te The ineaiinn il uns tsst - mar.
Ast. nsas schools abd hirh srhooi
pstss isaaa This - a. idsai place
ard warsh your ~htis -
urRsaS A. Schroeder
80 lAb~F'v mas rhifa aud rnion
10 AtRf- ufastk. HItu rptI
10 arFss - fins. firh suii srfrs at Ca
srsss aefs. IN timber 5us, enough
faF home use and good bottom land
tust OF Pacific htEh~ay This 10 nn.
black sait Z feet deep. uiil sro# any
thJHx yoa wtsh 20 plant. cioss tp sood
tspn plenty - wprk Just the place
fof piEs chickens ara CO.'S You ran
make fouf nnn ntinK here Frir" ffoe.
80 rash 40 month % 4 f'inrfse
iiiB American nank nids
MAJ. CitEAr
srrss an htEhwsf. GOOD location good
house tarn. fencing n 70 ~orth o.. SEQ.
eiii seii H - titt. EcHHoEbEN 10
t.ihsriT mds
CLOSE rs
MILES FHpM FEATrtF
acres acres bottom. essy Go clear
running -atsF ON county road
$500. tss CAsu 80 rER MoNrU
80 arrss. are, cleared room pis..
tered house barn. oaibuiidinEs. 20
bearing fruu trees norss some chick
furniture
~ 500. o. eco CASH nsianc. 90 suii.
This is ths bssi e" tafs
AAsES 4 SEXTON co
ifie Wrist 49,. ofuund Flu"r
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s-rroas-pansi doors. IS si1ss .......ii 10
Game FOR painting % Sizes ouly) 90. 30
cottage front doors ............ 7Hup
AMY veneer interior doors ...... 400 up
Nsa, cras,.rnan interior doors o.. 50 Up
Sap Craftsm.n front doors ..... 27s up
C.of,aR. front windows .......... $50 up
f.iiqht trans9m ............... .5sup
pyns.toav easement sash ....... Sc up
Hot bed rssn Cglsrsd) 1-oSs-o .... " ~
t-0Tf-0 .4s..-s.. DOL. 4sss|.t .stss 90 " -
Complete inside window trim....... 80
Corupiets inside door trim 90. ...s... 80
GLASS. PAINTS BCtLDfNG PAPER
AND HARDWARE. ONE THIRD LESS
ASK FOR CATALOGUE no n
o. WILLIAMS co
1912 FIRST Ave Main ist7
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ACROSS THE nay
REAL ESTATE

FOW sGiE Sies tfoom house good
iufs t0site. tn sarrstlie Price
~ 500. terms Hugh gstm. aaf3sfifie.
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LONELY, fespsc'ahis youns working man.
$50 a. h-iEht n 50 "a desires ac-
qusiutanr. ~ sincere working woman -
u.er sse and sire Protestant preferred
object eompanionship Address 80,
star
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YOUNG WIDOW With ehiid wishes posi
tiuu as hous.keopsr in retinsd gentle
mans home home more than wages
Addfoss e. star
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-" N"TT- ~ MN 7 TTTIT
Firsf-rlass Lowell land. handy 80 Seattle
and Tacoma. In we'll settled district.
PUGET SOUND FARMS 60. COS ard A.
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meet neat working Eift 1885 yeats
object mattimony Addros- Asas star
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Happiness IL. In married NE Are you
ioneiyr Jpin ssstti. Reliable Friend
ship club Ladies' ffss Ads Evans
III fntnn Act "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-25

LADIES' sanderuuns Cottnn Root pill.
safe and sure cure far delayed periods
price o. MONEY refunded " remedy
fails after fair thai Hsymosd Kennedy
co. giIA tftks ~
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oEr MAHnitD -ns.t fnairimehiai Pspef
Published nsiisd fF~s This Cor
respondent Teiedo. ohio
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MISCELLANEOUS

hEsr swEEPtNa COMPOUND. uss I.
barrel o. 90 per Ice It's. so-ib, esns
a. 60 Phone Main 10
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rectal Rste. On Large >d-
lire of want kd Department
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-24

friends are working hard to hold
them high UP in the list. Mr.. +. G..
Moon. OF SAKE. has 32,233 votes, jus,
few behind the leader in the gone.
Miss Myrtle Nash, OF W-ightman, IL
also one Of the contenders for first
honors In her zone. and Mrs. Elmer
Gillian, of Darlington Heights, is a
very capable vote-getter. The Holly
dale candidate. Mrs. g. L. HAWTHORNE
is quite prominent In the voting list
today. and adds more than 200 votes
to her score.
From present Indications great
changes will take pl1t e in the stand
inss OF the candidates from now on
rs encouraging reports have been re-
ceived from all parts Of the campaign
territory. and everyone Is on the alert
for new subscriptions to apply upon
the extra cash prizes
$3.50 in cash is added to the already
large and valuable prize list and will
be given for the extra effort exertAd
during the two weeks ending next
Saturday night. November 27th. At 10
o'clock p. NJ. 1t Is expected that this
week will be the banner week, ~ all
cf the candidates and their friends
fully realize the Importance hAv-
ing their new subscriptions apply up
on the offer,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-24
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Premier Carrier 1T IT, South.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, MAIN
STREET STATION.
~ R.-ECllowing schedule figures
published ~ information and no,
$50 4. M.-Daily local for parv,i,.
1890 A. Observation-Disclosures an
points South.
SEQ p. M.-Except sunday--Iooa,
for Chase City. Durham and intsrms.
date stations
500 p M.--Daily-For Danville, At.
lanta and Birmingham. with Pullman
observation sleeping car.
points South Pullman ready 500
YORK RIVER LINE.
&l4 p M.-Daily local-To ives.
Point.
T:io p M-stenner train. daily ex.
cert sunday, for West Point and Bal.
ttfnore. No stop.
sss A. M-ba,iy--Local to West
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: 7:es A. NJ. $500 A.
NJ. $50 p NJ and $40 p. n. dairy:
$40 4. NJ. except Sunday.
From Yves, s.lnt: s;.o i n, s!s P
from bai.snore. d.i,y excep, Monday
- y I, srIss r p z; 2 IA ~,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-24
SCHEDULES.
& Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAII. LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In effect November a. 1918.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond
FOR NORFOLK, "s:l5 A. NJ. 1900 A.
NJ, 900 p. NJ. 400 P. NJ
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
ss15 A. NJ. 1850 A. A.. 900 p. NJ
$3.50 P NJ Local to Crewe. '6:35 p. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk sfi;4e
A. NJ. "e;ss P. NJ, 300 r. NJ. 'Il:3o r.
NJ. From the West: $50 A. NJ. xs;s5
A. M. x2:1o =. NJ. .l4o p. NJ. s6:i,
p NJ $4,000 p. NJ
.Daily. xDaiiy except Sunday. :Sunday.
w r. BEyILfA W. c. SAUNDERS.
T. T. NJ. Roanoke. G. P. 4. Roanoke
c. H BOSLEY, D p. A. Richmond, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-24


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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-24

sEAHOARD AIR LIME RAILWAY.
The Progressive Railway Of the soutA.
South bound train scheduled to leave
Richmond daily. 9:s5 A. NJ. local to
Norlina: l:20 p. ~. sleepers and
coaches, Atisnta. Birmingham, Jack
sonville: s:S5 p. NJ, coaches and
sleepers to Jacksonville; 12:45 A. NJ.
slsepers. Atlanta, Birmingham. jack
sonvilie. Tampa. and coaches Jack
sonville.
North bound trains scheduled to ar
rive In Richmond daily 4:30 A. NJ. $50
A. NJ. Local, $50 A.. NJ. 5:37 p. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-24

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