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New Britain herald., 1915-11-05
HOLD HARVEST SUPPER.

The Corbin Cabinet Lock Foremen's club held it's regular meeting last evening in the club rooms on Pearl street followed bysa harvest supper. whist tournament was commenced for Thanksgiving turkeys, and rounds will be played regularly up to that time. The meeting was largely at tended and the social session was greatly enjoyed.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-05
WORK ON TROLLEY LINE.

Work on the excavation on Farm ington avenue for the new North End trolley line was started yesterday and considerable progress was made. The workmen have been hampered by a tie-up caused in the delay in the ar rival of the crossover for Grove street. It is expected to arrive in a few days.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-05

GOV. HOLCOMB NAMES
 THANKSGIVING DAY Chief Executive of State Issues Pro-
 clamation Designating November 25 As Day of Gratitude to God Hartford, Nov. 5.-Governor Mar GUS H. Holcomb issued his Thanks giving Day proclamation yesterday, as follows: '-+ ." State of Connecticut,
 By His Excellency, ,. Marcus H. Holcomb,
 l, ~ Governor. A Proclamation. .t.r.. More than two and one-half cen- turies ago the people of this common wealth established for the nation the custom of annually setting apart a day in the fall of the year when they could return thanks to God for His bounty to them. Yet rarely in all the years have our people had so abund- ant cause to observe such a day. As often before, once again He. has heaped our bins with the fruits of the earth until they overrun. He has multiplied to us material wealth and prosperity. Yet far more than these things, now in His mercy He has fenced us about from the pain and suffering c nj lofo many lands, in time of stress and turmoil He had held stable our in stitutions, kept untarnished our honor. So has He preserved to us the opportunity to go forward along the paths of national and individual righteousness ballwed by the deeds and hopes of our forefathers. It is our duty to give thanks to Him with out Whose help these things could not be and that we may do so unitedly. do now designate Thursday, Novem- Der the twenty-fifth, as a day of Thanksgiving, and I call upon all the citizens of this. state, on that day, humbly and sincerely to bow before their God, in gratitude for these His Blessings and in prayer for the con- tinuance of His mercies unto us.
 Given under my hand and seal of the State at the Capitol in Hartford, this fourth day of November, in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and fifteen, and of the In- dependence of the United States the one hundred and fortieth.
 (SEAL)
 MARCUS H. HOLCOMB, By His Excellency's Command:
 Charles D. Burnes, Secretary.
The day book., 1915-04-07

SOmE lOTNS VT mONIC TLHI -
BOOKED FOR TODAY
In connection with the Mary Pick
ford Life Career stories The Day
Book will run a list of high class
moving picture houses which show
Mary Pickford picturess> The main
attraction of these theaters will be
named from day to day during this
Pickford SERIES.
ARGMORE, 1040 Argyle st. - The
Devil"
ASHLAND, Ashland and Madison
Cameo Kirby"
BELL, 27O4 w. Madison st. - The
Devil"
BIJoU, 3O4 S. Halsted st, - "The
Duchess"
BIOGRAPH, 2433 Lincoln aV.-l
"A Jitney Elopement-"
CENTURY, 1421 w. Madison St.
1.-The Sivens Reign"
CLARK, Clark st. and Wilson av.-
"The Girl of the Golden West"
CRAWFORD, Crawford and Madison
THE Governors Lady"
CRYSTAL, 27O1 w. North av.-l
KILLED Against Orders"
FEDERAL, 21S w. 61st st. - Star
Features.
GRAND, 1908 W. 47th st. - "The
Black Box"
GLEN, 1852 Armitage av.-"The Ra-
dunn Thieves"
LOWY'S, 74O Milwaukee aV.- V.-"The
Only Son."
PARK, N. Clark st. and Morse av.-
"The Decision"
PLAISANCE, 466 N. Parkside, Aus
tin-Star Features.
PLAZA, 3O8 w. North av. - His
Trysting Place."
SAVOY, 4346 w. Madison st-Chas.
Chaplin.
SHAKESPEARE, Add st. and Ellis av.
-"RuIe c."
STANDARD, $50 N. Clark st.
"The Winged Messenger
The day book., 1915-04-07
-U-O
ANNOUNCEMENTS

1.-THE Critical Situation in Univer-
sity of Wisconsin" will be discussed
by Victor Larros at City club Satur-
day.
E. J. Alden, of street cleaning de-
partment will address N. w. Side
commercial assn on street Clean
ing at luncheon tomorrow, Ger
stems cafe, Division and Ashland av.
Louis P. Lochner, sec'y Chicago
Peace society, and Catherine Lyons
to speak at Chicago Single Tax club,
Friday eve. at Schiller hall, 64 W.
Randolph.
The day book., 1915-04-07
TO PROBE ALLEGED FRAUDS

A thorough investigation of frauds
alleged to have taken place in the LIST,
18th and 21st wards in the election
yesterday will be taken up by the
April grand jury within the next few
days.
Attaches of the states attorneys
Office worked all last night gathering
evidence of Irregularities.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy Wednesday, probably with
showers by Thursday; not much
change in temperature; fresh, north-
east winds.
The day book., 1915-04-07
NATURAL AGAIN!

BY Jim Nance.
Now that it's over,
And now that all things
Are practically back where they were.
A political mess,
We are forced to confess,
Is thing that is bound to occur.
P. $50 we should worry and gel
a wrinkle. No, that's not the name
OF new car.
The day book., 1915-04-07

VIRGINIA, 500 w. Madison St
Star Vaudeville.
WHITE ROSE, 1920 S. Crawford av.
THE RecoiI."
Several theaters are omitted from
this column as their list of feature at
fractions has not yet been received.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-21

eraallsf
Tho Gentlemen from Indiana is
hampton ~ effectivenoss and eii- :
iencv ana hc riiis uron thc American |
otcrs 10 dernaud barge reduction in |
expenditure and one |
anrih reduction To- the membership ~
De- house after the taking q the cen
1is 20 laeo.
An taas rs are rolificians Re-
.orm iife cnarity sheui'i begin at
,arno The publisher ~ tho Editorial
she,ifa Interest the Indiana representa- !
.iera and scuatara SEE BATS proposed re-
form. THEN ihc movement mas spreHa
20 other states
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-21

Weather Bulletin for twenfy-fouF
RS ending S p. IN. Is Meridian time
CAST -.
". +. LEHMA%. Observer
,...tc, fHrnI.nv Rain
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-21

80 -...a' - 80 sesl f-lf sss-ss
ffr ets,n o. Tor haFssir r.efsstsl-
fra gfttfff e'rssanff-r- fir Nffuld -
ffurs zoo fhr Hrrfeufia We w"Hi"
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-21

-rt.r. ,siii De- rseaehm- hs thc pas-
tor at ID a. m and 3. IA.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-21

= ~ - . s.lsi--tssasss s.~ssss~
Al are invited 60 rt"aS WIN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-21

.rmans are kindly Invited 90 come TO
nrzhip with us.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-21

the German language SUNNY M "
~ az 10 O'Clock Ia IA home u Mrs. /
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-21

'1 s", Seen Iae"e,li.ep will hold a service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-26
BALFOUR HEADS
BRITISH NAVY
IN new CABINET

LONDON. May 20 when the
house 81 commons convenea next
week Premier Asqulth viii immedl.
htcly challenge for o. vote 81 con.
fidence the new coalition cabinet
regarded ~ one Of the most Jepfe.
sentative and strongest ministries
IN she history 81 England
A announced. the cabinet II com
posed ~ ~ liberals. eight conHcrya.
tiyes and one laborltc. Kitchener
IL non partisan.
with the appointment OF Sir Ed.
ward Carson. Ulster leader. ~ at.
torney general. all parties are rep
resented IN the new cabinet except
the nationallhta John Redmond
refused % accept a portfolio
The feilo~ins .. the announced eaaii-
tion var cabinet
Premier aud fret lord ~ the trsssary.
~ ~ AsaBiih. Incumbent lord high
shsBs~iiof. sir STANLEY "a uuskmsstsf.
saee.-dins Lord uaidan~i lord pfs~id~ni
81 the council. Lord tr.~e. succeeding
IsH Bssushampi lard prsy s~ai. Lord
tufson ~ kesii~.ion. succeeding tho Mar
aai. Of fr~~si chancellor Of the "a
sh~aasf. Reginald nsk~una. saee.~dins
David itnsd-o~orss ssrf~iaTr Of state
for home sffairs Sir John 4. simon. sue
c~~dinx Reginald Mrb~nBs secretary 81
state for foreign sffairs. sir Edward
SfsS. Incumbent seersfafy ~ state for
the colonies. Andres B.Bp Law. suer~-d
Ing .. '. uarcoasf secretary for India
Ausf-n chamberlain. succeeding tho Mar
quits Of Cr~wsi s~<s-fsrs 81 state for var
Lord Kitchener. non partisan. Incumbent
minister Of muoifioo.. David lloyd
George fir-a lord 81 tn. admiralty, Arthur
.. Bsif"ar. succeeding Winston sp--pe~s
thurehillt pre-idsnt 81 the Beard 81
Trade. Waiter HaneiInHn. Incumbent
president Of the local government board
Walter Hume Long. succeeding ". ..
samuel chancellor - tho Durhy Of Ian
easter. Winston sp~pesr Churchill. sue
ss-iins q D. q. Mssi~rmsn5 chief ssere-
tary for Ir-iand. Augustine Birr~li. In
ssmb~rtg sesrstart for scotland, Thonas
Mrkipnsa " n-sd. Incumbent president al
the board of asresitBrs. Lord ssii,Srns
SUGGESTING Lard Iueasi fret commissioner
~ ~srh.. f~uts uarroart. succeeding
Lord Esamo,tl president Of the board ri
~fu.atisa. Arthur u~od~rson. succeeding
q. a. r~s-sg sfiorn~b general. sir Edward
fsr.sD. succeeding sir .. 4. simon min
lister without pssifoiio. Lord Isnsdo~ps-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-26
SURPRISE
FOR women At
SHRINERS' BALL

The governor Of the state. mayor
OF Seattle. chief OF police and nu-
merouk other officials viii trip the
light fantastic NEXT Monday even
ing. In honor 81 Nile temple OF the
shrine. which ain stage the last
social event OF the year prior TO the
coming OF the Imperial council
hordes this summer
The affair will be held In the Hip
podrome.
In order 10 attract the wives OF
the mobiles the committee In charge
has scheduled a series OF stunts
such as are not usually seen In a
grand ball Several unsnnounced
visitors will drop In. There Will be
presents. too. for the lucky women.
This part OF the ball 10 being kept
secret. as the committee fears the
Fun will be spoiled n the women
know too much in advance. While
the ball viii be given under the
auspices OF the temple. Shriners will
be permitted TO invite their friends
as IL is not confined to the order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-26
SIGN IT
7O0A y!

Every fsiend OF the port district
should do his utmost by signing
the referendum petitions between
nov and the end Of the month 10
prevent the Law from going into op.
GRAFTON Whatever may be his dis
satisfaction with existing condi'
tlons. TINS LAW ~ No REM
EDY.
30 SAYS Gen ~ NJ Chlttenden.
of the port commission.
What he says ~ the attempt "a
destroy the public port improve
ments a. also true OF the legisla'
lures attempt by vicious laws "a
destroy popular government gener
ally. especially the initiative. refer
endum. recall. and home rule for
cities. You have only few days
left 10 aign the petitions for ref
erendum vote on these laws. DO No
NJ once
Petitions may be found ~ the
following places.
Labor Temple. ~ etHsr stand. Typo
graphical office aud general offies Walt
ore headquarters. ~ rihe At ). ' ti"ii"n
tsro iir.i ave. iiahn ttrhe. siih sns
Market Ballard shsrsy'. book store
Third and thsrrp st.I isfrsb>e's ihsf
macy, IAstiaks and y. irnni Globe Ffrss
aga I1rst ave Chicago bt~lnE snd fr~ss
Ing TO- iftb y D. sad tsth ct, t"riis'
aror~rs -oFn~r tttb y. and aSih 81
baksfy. aia .t aud sisih Rss y y.
cigar stare. iatons station barber chop
tafana Station ar~~a lake bruS Go.
sad ard " sadls~n ave. 4. q. allisf. q"
seventh ave . % to,nr, Alo tr-sn"n
ave- Hs.s rhsrnaey. hArs Third ave,
Eureka Furniture Co. fofD ftr-t ave.
Ns.. Maseh~. $3.50 Third ave w Br~n
a Hawkins. " sRnd aud Sisth ave sui
liean rfos. 1903 tirst ave hanhsttai
I.uneh tounf~s, THIRD ave. and PIKE 81.
Fremont Peal Roam. Fremont ". &, y
a. ais1 Arcade saildinHi Bsrbsr.' had
ausrt~r.. Arrsde building Varsity sefs
ifth y o. snd tsfh Ell D'NBii~s'. TIRE
essy Co. ssih -. and 10th ave. =. D.
y y. DoaEh~rtf. tiao Goth ave. .. .
usrssv. ana stsssf, at q. %. usne"ek
1901 Itfth ave- affis. Nertb fnd >e~s
tttb as~ = D. sad lind ct 4. q. Wilson
reai estate effio~. Hrntop. Wash. Gran
uaf~.. city ei~rk. city hall. H~pten. wash.
barber shop. 500 o. ssth 1t. ~. q. Bsnnis
ia TTk~ ct. . D.. Hepkia. a Co. asa
rbinn~y ave aad ssii Greenwood ave.
Is~r-ao~ arahsrp. tsnd ct. and itth ave
~ rsf~r~.dum he.daasrtsr.. sf1 Rail
way Isrhsns~ boiidinx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-26
PEPPER IS WEAPON
IN WOMEh'S FIGHT

Alleging that some policeman
told her TO use pepper in self-de-
Tense when attacked. Mrs. Stella
Van Horn. -. OF 9l2 Elliott ave.
y. at the city jail Wednesday ex.
planned that she merely took that
advice when she threw pepper at
Mrs, X. r. Anderson. 80. who lives
al the Portland hotel. 2lih First
ave. 5. Mrs. Anderson, according
to Mrs. Van Horn. resented her
taking charge OF the Portland hotel
during the Illness OF the proprietor.
j. H. Lewis. and. with smother
woman. picked a quarrel with her.
threw her clothes out OF her room.
and proceeded TO strike her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-26

stalls ies-ift ihs fine white snssr.
SOC corr flakes ihc. loo eans salmon.
ftr stall % large pansY plants use
dnf cabbage plRnts Z dos ibc stsiia
O. o. home rendered lard %. shc
sirinin and round steaks iec o. stalls
1855 suiid pack tomatoes Toe can. white
beans ihs 4sc $50 cans pineapple. isc
fthil . halitut lbs IEt. chinook
salmon. Toe a.. German carp. lbs itc.
stall & home made cottage cheese Ice
10 potato salad. Toe H.. smoked liver
sausage CSC 10 stan iba fresh butter.
$50. all coo coffcs. ssc 10 milk. g. Al.
30 pt fresh made peanut butter lec 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-26
VITAL STATISTICS

"sfrak~ tisrhs~
Hamilton Esxniy. a. Tacoma. and
sins siirerbsem. ~ san Francisco
waiter Menismtth seattle and Mrs
Esther ~ Jaiin. seattle
Lee James ksarns. .s sssiiie and
Run t'hsi pyle ~ Seattle
Hsrbsr, gsisenheyn.F a. Tacoma. and
Lorna Athsrtpn. 70. Tacoma
Frederick - England. seattle. and
sarah Mathioma Powell Seattle
Miks u nnshovich wirksrshAm. and
Laura Hell Msytfiie. wickcrHham.
ole syltebo. Seattle. sud Dorthes oien.
Seattle
" NJ shea Seattle. and Edna Ray
maud. seattle
Leonard II. Everett g. Colby and
Bertha J.. Eikins, 20. seattle
Birth.
Mrs snd NJ William Barker. soiT
COLBY 81 daughter
Mr. ana SIR = spangucio. 1918 Smith
a. daughter
Mrs and NJ James W. Rotheau. 1891
W ssh si daughter
Mrs and NJ. Lesnder Larson. ssit
18Th ave W son
Mrs and Mr. Elias r. Clark. iss Broad
Sir. and Mr. Aicr Zuk. 1888 W. Sand
At daughter
W.. ana NJ c. E Raushmsn SOS
Union At son
Mrs and Mr. ~ r. woltrinr. ga
fsslInA pl"'s son c.,.,. ,.
80
-. u@et Co., ,,- -,
iF,h Az. ,.,., ,ooo 49,
"' 81" W -" ''''' w"
ave. - son -, NM a., "a. -,
st son
NJ snu M = ''"e'' 80 '" N"''"
~ ~ - o sac, "a.
MIS- ahd Mf' T. = "a'u"n" ava W
e4hu 81 'oh
MS anu Mr' " '"''' '''' -is' "''
y. W" r"n' 80. -. -.
Mt. ana MT joe OooN' i''' w s'na
son 80.
MIS-. ana Mr' NJ l. ShehN' ''44 Evans
'on ave, - - ...s WA.
Mts. anu MI W H. '''"' WV "'''"
~. ana NJ lame. A HYDE sast
80 - a .,r
~ - NJ shew 1879 Y.th
,ot, h,v.
H.. snA Nj y I NJ, I'm go els,
ave daughter
Mrs and Mr.. s. s. flasher SOS W 18th
st daughter
Mrs. and Mr. NJ W. Hansen. 2oss Sye
place daughter
av. daughter
Mrs and Mr. w NJ Menrel 1919 tsth
ave = daughter
MIS- and MrsE. W. Daniels 1918
Rainier ave. son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-26

stall 9at. No. 10 sack flour. toc. !,
hsrs laundry soap. Csc pure cocoa zoe 10
stall tot Z lbs best navy hesns zoe. S
ibs fancy rice 2tc lbs rolled oats g5c
stall 200, outage cheese toc no.. sptced
herring Zoe M stall go7 home. grow ~
peas. Toe 10 lha 2bc. best new pota-
toes. lbs i5c stalls 20o-3ib fancy ia
uanas gee dos good eating apples
doE 25c. Stall asa, large head lettuce.
De-. fresh spinach. bc III. wax beans per
No. zoe. stan ss. fresh ranch eggs e6c
doz frosh chutned hutter. 500 10 stall
%. sponge cakes, zoe each. cocosnut bars
lac dnK hc lnhNea hrnRd .an-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-26

stan - lbs fine sranuiatsd sugar.
Sic stalls Tf.ss fresh pastsurised milk.
&C. at. ac pt stall 1909. ali paste good.
q We 10 itc cans tomatoes, Toe stan
&c. cider 1oc gal. cottage cheese. Sc 10.
stall , new potatoes M, SOC 10 lemons
100 stan 1898. 400 can olive OF. 7bc.
stall 90. new fiEs and raisins. Ice 10.
stalls N-th. wainuts lh. ssc, goose
berries Sc N grapefruit. Tor Csc stall.
ei-sh. host peanut butter ioc N, STILL
h2h. ladies trimmed hats soc 60 8. 90.
stall 1897. picnic hams ighc ~ stall
a. pot roast Toe 10 salt pork. tst.c 10
stall 40. hailbut. lbs 2bci shsd roe zoe
No. stall 90. strictly fresh butter. gsc N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-26
BLIND BILLY" DEAD

William s. Foreman. sc. known
as Blind Billy. who has been an
inmate ~ the county hospital for
- years and has won many friends
by his chcerfulness. despite his AZ,
filctionS. died "Wednesday morning
The funeral will be held Friday "a,
~ y. ~. from the Georgetown un.
dertaking parlorH.
Foreman vas formerly n revenue
officer. lie was pArAiyzed and
struck blind By a fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-26
DECLARES men
COMPELLED HIM
TO WRITE CHECK

Alleged 10 have forced Stephen
Naiyedish. proprietor OF the Paxton
hotel. thru threats OF death, TO
write checks amounting to sl.700.
Charles Shubert and Fred Rehow
are held at the city jail.
Vaiyedish said the men summon
ed him by note to a room In the
Northern hotel Wednesday morn
ing. locked the door and told him
TO sign his name TO several checks.
He said he thought one OF the men
had a gun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-26
CARE OF BABIES

The Proper Precautions That
Should Be Taken By Mothers In
Flaing Mustard rihsters and Flax.
seed FouiiiceA FOR Baby WAS the
subject dwelt upon by Mr Edith
Hickey IN a lecture 10 the Mothers
Training school class at the Bon
MArche Tuesday She also explain.
cd the dangers OF hot water bot
ties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-26
BIG idea NIGHT
Ar B. B. Meeting

All Jewish organizations In Seat.
he are to be represented AZ an
open meeting Thursday night OF
Rainier lodge. H'Sni FIRTH. ~ the
lodge rooms. on the fourth floor Of
the silver building. First and Cher.
rs II IL Ia he Hlg idea night.
and the purposes of the various or
EAni6ntiunn are 20 b" explained
Ladies' are also invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-26
after MAIL Thief

Postoffice Inspector Parker re-
turned today from Chicago and be-
gan an investigation OF the rifling
OF mail pouches aboard the steam
ship Mariposa. which arrived here
Saturday from Alaska.
II Is said the pouches contained
gold dust and currency. the amount
OF wlsch has not been made public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-26
NOW MINK IS SUED

otto link. proprietor OF the Mcr.
chants cafe. near Pioneer square.
IL defendant IN suit brought By
Jacob Neft IN Judge Tailman's
court. Wednesday. 10 recover So.
600 for alleged malicious prosecu.
ton Hlnk had Neft arrested on a
charge Of grand larceny. II Ia al.
legged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-26
sol III End

Young ONIONS lunches Sc. radishes
bunrhesshc green peas lbs ltc. 60.
matoes. Zoe NJ, asparagus lbs 2tc
rhuharh. 2 los zoe. Young carrots.
punches tc "'anc, lemons o, dos crane
fruit for shc. sweet oranges iSc dor
Jack cheese 2 lbs Soc. horse radish 100
glas~. large bottle catsup. TOO. cottage
cheese. roc No, cabbage Sc no solo ten
derloln, @ lbs 2fc. fresh shad. zoe each
hniihut. ? lbs loo; loin pork chops, iSc
10 lamb chops Zoe 10, pork roast. itc
10 smoked pork loin, ise ID. hams. hall
OF whole, Zoe 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-26
TEST SPRINKLERS

The new sprinklers demanded by
city ordinance at all the docks will
be tested out Thursday morning. AT
$50 o'clock. by the fire snd build.
Ing departments. Five docks will
be examined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-26
ENGINEERS GO DRY

CLEVELAND. May 2e.-The ma
tlonAl biennial convention OF the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-.
ginesrs today unanimously voted in
favor OF state and national prohi.
billion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-26
NEW nAeeRoAsnrey sroee

NJ. ]. Love. who for several wears
has been identified with the cloth
Ing and furnishing business In Seat.
tie. has opened furnishing and
haberdashery store at 22l Union
n. He will also act az agent for
the Royal Thilors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-26
Is Your Dental Work
Insured?

We guarantee all our work and
the guarantee IL signed by the
operator who does your work and
by l.. X. Clark, - ID 9.
Don't you think this II better
than to have a guarantee which
isn't signed by anybody
Every dental operator IN this
office IL a graduate dentist and
registered IN the state Of Wash
ington. His license hangs right
before you as you sit in his chair.
This means that when you come
10 this office you are absolutely
certain 10 have your work done
by a man who has passed all
necessary examinations TO prove
that he has the knowledge and
ability 20 do your work as II
should be done. and Is licensed
by the state OF Washington 10
do so. A guarantee from this
office means something.
Regal Dental Offices
DR.. L. r. CLARK, MGR.
1905 Third Avenue
NJ. w. Corner Third and Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-26
WATER FRONT LAND

LAKE wAsWNcToN wArEW fhoNI
MAutHus PARK cr uain
land Args tracts afth fire teach font
ART sstsHdiuE hack ~ enanfr raaf 30
ffst fraet Or o. coo on sasr terms
f@cs adjoining land
: arrss win rnnu retsfn hanra ias
,ar summer home faces WApfroN
PARK. with fire beach ard rlas~ fa
d7rh. hnuas has eite firsriaee th
hot water attachment and rtadsf p
riumhIuE 80 fsei from. Price itioe.
Terms
MERCER ist.ANp WAITER rnoNT
ISLAND Park wuh tracts ~ 100 fssf
front priced a. tfto te 81 300 pu easf
faring SEATTLE Noe beach and
wAtst pipsf go sarh tract u~w -runtt
boulevard afuurd enc tsfand passes the
west line - thess trscts
Tracts n 81 foot frontage na biuT bgf
Esnue siope ta lake fraut pfies
81 900 per tract on smau payments
exceptionally vsu located on east eide
~ Mercer Island south ~ Eas, seattle
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Lake Washington summer Homs sites
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h~aattfui Tract very rteh seii and be
partly cleared has fine spring DO
Gated near good utfta town school ETC.
4 real bargain ~ 81 500 on terms ~
$3.50 dasn balance monthly. ~ 60 suit
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