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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-18
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RA1L LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in effect January /. 1916
Leave 3y rd Street Station. Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK 800 a. NJ. $500 p. NJ. 1910 g. 81
FOR LfNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
'6:i5 A NJ $3.50 A. M. $500 =. NJ. .a:aO p
NJ.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .11:to A
NJ. 's:S5 +. NJ. .l:9 p. 81. From tho West:
NJ. 900 =. NJ
DAILY. tDaily except Sunday. tsunday
only.
w B. BEVILI. w c. SAUNDERS
p. NJ Roanoke @. P. A. Roanoke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-18

Spot cotton: quiet: middling uplands. 81
sales S0) bales 800 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-18

SHES day.
Total sales for week (threc days., 10000 shares
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-02
CASE CHARGES
CONTRACTOR
CHEATED men

Declaring that Pat McHugh, con-
tractor, virtually robbed IL labor
ers OF 81 a day by a suhterfuge
sub-contract. Street Superintend-
ent c. r Case Friday addressed a
communication to the board OF pub
lie works. calling attention to vio-
lations of the minimum wage pro-
vision in the charter. requiring the
payment OF s275 day on city
work.
Case accuses McHugh OF making
the men sign sub-contract, under
the terms of which they could not
earn over sl.60 a day. The men
we're engaged on sewer construc-
ton work on Stone way.
The minimum wage provision
cannot be enforced" said Case.
unless the city inspectors make
as rigid Investigation concerning II
as they are required to make with
reference to the quantity and quail
ity of materials used In construc.
tion work"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-02
TURK SUBJECTS
SLAIN BY VILLA;
APPEAL TO U. S.

WASHINGTON. April a.
Huxxin 6ey. Turkish ambasss-
dor here. today appealed 70
Secretary Bryan for redress ~
a result OF the execution at
Torreon Of saiamaon Niarl and
Rafael Ferexe. Turkish sub
jeets.
Nieri and Ferexe. syrIans,
were charged with counterfeit
Ing by viIlistas. They were
merchants OF Torreon.
Adviees 10 the Turkish en-
bassy stated that the men had
shown their money TO Villa Of
ficlsls and II had been approx
ed as genuine.
Later they were seized BY
soldiers and executed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-02
VITAL STATISTICS

Marriage Licenses
~ D. Newiee "a seattle. and Eioisa /
GcarKensrn. %, Seattle.
siEurd wshrgren. Seattle, and Emma
Carlson. Seattle
Harry Ashland. Nome. Alaska. and
Louise n. Hartens,ein. Douglas Alaska
p. W. Burke. Seattle. and Anna Strand.
Seattle.
Mrs and Mt J. r. Double tsit seth
ave e. daughter
Mrs and Mr. James Mcdonald, sTo5
IAdkins st. son.
Mrs and Mr. Max O. Noises. sis Temple
place. daughter
Mrs and Mr. Leon ID Strong. ss5.
Mrs. and Mr. A. V. Talquist, soas First
ave y w. son
Mrs. and NJ. Geo. n. smith. wash
oussi wash. daughter.
Mrs and MIR, r. n. Radolato, Corwin
place daughter.
Mrs. and Mr. Joe Lang. siotH e. Mad
ison st. son.
Mrs and Mr. a. x. Koene. iBSs Rainier
ave- son.
Mrs. and Mr. II. Mike. sela Grand st.
daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. II. c HaEmsn, 1850 asth
ave =. son.
Mrs and MIR. 60 A. Baker. sia esrd ave.
s. daughter.
Mrs and Mr. II. f. Bowman. s7io
Brandon at, son.
Mrs. and Mt a, Kennedy uos Ais
ave s.. daughter
Mrs aud Mr.. O. Jansen. 1859 2ist ave
W. daughter.
Mrs and Mr.. r. W. Junkerman. 7o4i
Second ave, daughter.
Mrs and Mr. ]. & Gritfiths. isas
Fourth ave. W. daughter.
Mrs and Mr., A. u. benjamin, ao3 soth
ave daughter
Mrs. and MIR w II, Campbell. soss W.
SSth ST. son.
Mrs and Mr.. Geo T. shrock. 65be
First ave \. W, daughter
Mrs and MIR, G. c. Nelson. $40 Il. Roy
st. daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. {. II skinner. III E.
Caller at, son.
Mrs and Mr. H. n. Shattin, 10th st
and Meridian ave, son
Deaths
BENJAMIN Herrop, ~. ?esa sgnd ave
& W. March a.
Charles A. Ames. 20. l7es 4ist at s
W, March 20
Divorces Asked
Joseph SteinbetE vs.. Marion SteinherR
cruelty; /. u. Davis vs.. Florence Davis
desertion; Harriet y, Tyner vs. VIM. G.
Tyner. cruelty: Gertrude NJ Smith vs.
Edw ~ Smith. desertion; Caroline l.
Mcpherson va. Francis y, Mcpherson. an
nuluent ~ marriage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-02

FiAiis ft-1t. u ibs finr Ffanulatsd
sugar moo Toe toilet paper. &C., z9s
bottle olives. Zoe SOC tea. zic 10 htai|
fGft. doz. hpms-made cookies. lie.
} o. ieHses fresh bread. use stall -
hind quarter ismh. lee 10 fore quarter
ard chops. ~ = e - PORK aud veal foasis
ltgftc a. hams haif or whole. BE ID
stalls ~ "a. salmon trout. itc 10 black
cod q lbs acc, herring. ibs ibc. stall
III. best ffesh ssss. SAFE 10 fresh
Washington creamery butter. gTc ID
stalls go-sf. cottage butts. BE H. fsneJ
bacon. ighc 10 hnk sausage. Ice ID.
salt pork Ito IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-02

Stall H. lbs. fine graduated sussf
tTa stalls 81. -. pssisurlEsd milk. g
a. A. pi Hfaii st special on sheet
~ asie. Tee. stalls 1 and 2, fancy Wine
sap apples 7er bon. delivered stall D
lemons ier doE Ffaii 1904. whole end
feb. &C. a. itc rineAppis. Toe can. stat
So fresh creamery batter. Ito tsc. stall
a. 80 10 sack graham flour. 1le. large
cans nilh &c. stall a. round steaks, fts
~ ririoin STEAK. tte 10 soup meat q
30 hamburger steak. iqc 10. bacon. iIs
Go zoe ~ veal roast. A. TO Toe ~. SiAiii
et.st. peanut butter, zoe 10 fresh sAusr'
arauf &c OF
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MAI,IsoN

eiAii 20. Hot Cross buns. lie soE eiai
e. Tbs sugar teci bars Crystal Whit
soap. .6r. ! cans tomatoes or corn. lke
stall 10. Yakima poiators. 10 lhs. &c
stall IL. beet butter zoe ~. stall liA
srsen asparagus Tbs &c. stan -
honey. ice per comb. lhs. peanut butter
s1r san -. green peas lbs lke
Iarr~ oranges zee dns Stall ?. yea
roast Ice to isAe ~ pork rcasi. isH'
H. stan -. cottage checss. toe u. Wis
eonsin brick cheese. ssc 10 ftAh u
mustard pickles lee at stall ]. lemons
iac dos. dos stc Maln entrance
Easter lilies. toe bloom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-02

s,au. asa. 30, roast &c 10: coed
steak zee n roast veal lie II roeft
PORK isAc 10. stall ice live hens, zee
ID ducks isc ~. stall -. salmon trout.
ihs use. hsiibgi. lbs. Csc. stall 50,
very best butter. 500 m ioc coffee. :
tbs 5tr stall e.. radishes and green
onions punches tec. stall -. losN~s
Zoe bread itr stall ~. sugar below
cost ~. Gee staii -. barracuda lbs.
ase, salmon Ice 10 stall %. Arm and
Hammer soda. &C. pkg Blue Ribbon tea
soo 10 stall 81 lemons Toe dos. or
nnKes lee dor stall 80. Italian prunes
: his itc. stall . calves liver. stc 10 /.
round steak Tic n. stall a.. finnan
haddie. itc H. kippsred salmon. ifss-
she Ssau 4. grape fruit sec doss Ems
n.h wAinuts MS 3sc stall ;. Hot
cross buns Ice dos s;ali s. white River
potatoes. si.ss sack. new cabbage, &c 10.
stall g. cream brick cheese. isc n best
Jersey batter. lbs ktc stall 81. stuffed
olives J bottles CSC stall -. spinach
Sc 10 asparagus ? lbs gscA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-02

stall ies. fresh made peansi batter. Joe
~ ier loayss hot bread. &C. for ike
Hot cross buns Sc dor. dsH &c stalls
- 6. Z. fancy lean bacon use and 4et
ia 40 1 hams. ikc "a No. , pals pufs
lard. EEc stalls 1875. a3c jars preserves
gee. Tee cans oysters skcs = gal
sfrup zee SOC olive OH atc. i@c eHns
riAn nectar. 5fc. cans psss o. torna'
toes sAr . large cans aEg piuins sse
choice patent flour. 80 sack stalls
taf-lit. best miih. IS case. delivered
A4th other Sc order. cans pink
salmon. sac. { boxss matches. Tee. ie.ie
pail pure lard. tIss. lee cans PORK and
beans Z for ttr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-02
MORAL: DON'T PASS
up A NICE WALLET

Thousands passed wallet LYNN
on the pavement on Second and
Madison Thursday, and, remember.
Ing II was All Fools day. passed by.
noses In air. AS each went by
Joseph McEllherren. stock broker
of Denver, and president ~ the
Stockyards National bank. owner OF
the wallet, smiled.
At last a youth stopped and picked
up the purse. McEllherren grasped
his hand.
You're the first today with
spunk enough to put 1t over" he
said. wringing the young mans
finge"s.
There was SIS In the wallet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-02
FLAGS At HALF.MAST

Old Glory hangs at half mast
Friday on all school buildings and
on many downtown edifices I'm
commemoration OF the Crlcifixion.
Many telephone inquiries were
received at The Star office
throughout the day regarding the
reason.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-02
COTTERIlL WILL SPEAK

King County Democratic club
meets Saturday noon. Good Eats
cafeteria. Hon. George Cotterill
speaks on Fundamental Demoe-
racy and Recent Legislation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-02
REAL ESTATE

ron tALn room house. completely
furnished Green Take district view
~ lake. mountains ana city. fruit
trees berry bushes chichen house ,
wood shed 81 ta0i $50 cash balance
like rent Owner main igfb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-02
ACREAGE

GOOD LITTLE RANCHES
acre. all cleared. mostly bottom land
t-foom house. wood shed good well
faces on highway Price $500. easy
terms
acres Just outside ~ city limits. Groom
house. barn and chicken house. horse.
wagon COWS. as chickens. piss
price $500
fruit trees lot 81 berries. a-room house
wood shed lot ~ chicken houses irs
pretty plac" ana snap a. 81 600.
acres ~ birmingham ? acres cleared
good f-room house, other buildings.
near beautiful lake Price $3.50. and
viii make good terms.
10 acres; lies pretty: acres cleared
small house. barn and other buildings
located north u city. convenient IN
car and train. Price 81 800. on easy
terms.
10 acres. hlghly improved ranch: one
mile from station on county road
good f-room house. barn nunsrnu.
other buildings Or fruit trees. berries
horse COWS heifers calves 4
pigs. go chickens buggy wagon. tools
etc. Price $4,000, $500 cash, balance
to suit
HERMAN A. ACHHOEDER
a2s Liberty Bldg, Third and Union.
ron HALE -ltb acres Improved farm !.
part or whole ~ Iuud "a M q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-02

We have in course of erection one-story brick
building that will contain ten very attractive and
very well located stores.
We wibe 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 1854.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-02
IIOMESTEADS

40 Acnrs very rhaics land. with a
splendid foNinF sifeam right through
the land situated IN ono ~ the most
extensive alfalfa ana diverHifiied farm
Ing districts ~ tho eatifo hofthwssi .
good live town, trainsportatiDn point
schools telephones etc. close NJ hand
Decided land, adteinins plated 90 10
acfs tracts nHd held 81 hiFh prices
This place must be sold 90 nsnrf IL in
dire need ~ immediate funds 81 ibo
takes the entire $50 but bear in mind
that this amount must be- spot cash ~
owner would not consider such figures
Real estate men. HEsnts. save your
stamps only sincerely Interested paf
ties need apply For fuii particulars
address =. y HaF tgE seattle and I
viii be pleased 20 caii ana ten you
about n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-02

1913 ACHES rirh land. situated only about
miles from ftasinK r. a. town soil.
climate and other conditions favor rails
inE any hind - fruit and is specially
adapted 10 tho raising - nifaifs hogs
ana poultry thrive This valuable prop
~fty lies almost level. and IL IN = com.
fnunity where real estate values are
hiEh Purchaser vii be put 90 40 sK-
psrWa 20 see the piae. ~ this time
~ year one car zee what others sfa
doing. and wonderful crops they have
raised, Price. entire iba acres. fGSa
cash. Pull Information may 30 had
hY calling az 1895 Fourth eve. Seattle.
Ask fof Nr James
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MAIN 9400
The Seattle Star
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

This directory is intended
for the convenience of any
one desiring something lit
tic out OF the ordinary in
their daily needs and requir-
ing it in hurry. The firms
represented below make a 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!
Is50k HkNK-Ths -.srssrn store. ~
0~~1a~nfnf ave. corner Main. sells new
ard second hand suits snd ovsrrnsts
s.es M. odd eaas. a5c mp; pant. Sec
M; hats ard shoes. soc ups watches.
81 Nm. tools. jswsiry. guns. trunks al
>>.~~~~-~ ~
srroR~Eys-sr-Itw
Rf'-SEi-f. X FARRELts-tes y WA
General practice estates laws husnend
~rs wis~, consolidation free Filiot -
Arrfrr FREE JOSEPH ALLEN. At.
T0R~Evs 20 yeer~' experience. laws -
hu~hsua and wife property rights
Co~srf.TATroS FREE Rooms tes-
go riisrs M1.tc Risx Main tets.
J0fs~ n pARKEA-1sf Lyon Bids Main
<sfs IS years experiences In Chicago
rou~tr
WILLIAM RHlNs-ktterE~y ~ ta~.
f1fs First ave. Seattle. Teiephr1s IL
sSots sftr. Advice free any subject
all letters promptly sn*wsreds laws ~
husband ard wff. promptly adjusted;
w~~hfv r@nrrfs made % raft~~ff@n.
<rs~s~.~~-~~~~~-~-~-~.~~ .~.~~~~~~>~~~~~~-~~-~-~~
ss-rn nEgsNEuN
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3 @ Ii.E.E N-s Sc. n E-E y !
stap the Ply
Get IN touch Nttn our direct
from factory co gpu plan ~ u
viii sav~ SEQ IS 20 50 per
cent on al haiialng materials
We operate eur e~n factory,
and make immediate ship
nent frasu largest stock IN
West
Window screens ......, sec np
SASH cor bait. eindawl screens
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10 MALE HELP WANTED

~ w HLis ttELs WAN Ill
- titIaHkriN -
--------IAsN M t.nAnN-----
Two hours daN Of evsrina will DO u
Positions waitlus FOR those who auality
- NO CLASS work --s--
Zach student givss PERSONAL instruction.
school ana management endorsed by
railroad aud telegraph officials Terms
rsesot-sblc. shd made % suit your con.
Ncnience ~ you have NO trade or pre-
fessien. and are ambitious 20 better
Yeur condition. hers IL
Notn CHANCE
kEErER rnLnunAru SCHOOL
Urn Floor Washington building
Eea rirst Ave. Foot % cherry ~
Call ana $50 me TO-DAY 90 this rVeuina
NATIONAL NANunn coLLEuE
iop Main ~
Msa and women 60 learn the barber trade
Wages psid while learning
WY pay more. when 80 ba,s ,1t sail
OF nNercoat at rftcte.s Upstairs suit
Hhep 9otN Third. second fporf
ptAt root ar as rtKr VI
kavaasusb y 90 Hats ioea fir,' ave
WANTED Government clerks 80 per
month puii unnecessary Seattle sk-
0minAtiens soon. sample questions
nee frAnktn Institute, Dept use,
.. rochester. y. -r-...------->->-~---
20 MALE Situations Wanted
nov ~ is Wishes position in grocery
>~lS@~>~>S~ee-SS ->e>~~ee~
% PERSONALS
LONELY niso touns man ~ st. stranger
b. town Wishes 30 meet nice Neuus
LADY object matfimany c-ss. star
pnNNER pfr woRks -iios tth. sl,y
ks,sp,ash'. - % fats ices Fits, AZ
LADIES -sandorsons Cotton Root pile
safe and sure cure fof DELAYED periods
rrtca o. Money refunded " remedy
fails after fair trial Raymond Kennedy
Co tTN Pike -
WANrEp- riain and ehtidrsns sawtnF
hy competent seamstfvss itts uih y
GEf MAKNtEp nssi matrimonial papsf
pabushsdi mailed tree The Cot
respondent. reisdo, ohie.
NNNictKtN0 and massssins. Eastsfn
lads attendants offices ii-ie. nav
rhird ave
MIDWIFE Mis- ANNA WILLINGNESS.
teis islh ave W Phone ballard 1871
LADIES swedish gentleman aEs 81
sfftctiy sobcr and etfh good disnnsi
tian. eishes 10 set arauatutsd ~ith
seHe young lady NJ wides object mat'
flmany Am sincefs. sni Sish 90
sfoid any niffs VIII answer at let
tsrs Address = a. iiox its. Raymond.
wash
MNNE sMitJkNtcH soar brother has
met wtth afeifsnt Communicates with
loo i.alogieh Of enes
AIRS MASON HOME iSvALtpa MD
AGEp PEOPLE. ait n MERCER
CARROT tfe
coSsTiFIT ioN--Ss~ mss6od ry,s-
tan nids
oar AcouNiNrEp SOCIETY --Ssms.
and addresses Tie fino 81 Main
1899 Ladies' free
cuiMofObtHf- Gowns removed ~ psins
less method offie~ Fes. itst rhlrf az
|WAFFfNEAx les Ia mAfri~s We AFs yea
tanstyf Ioin Seattle nriistis Friend
ship CLUB Ladies' tree Ada q. Evans
I'll union. AZ, q q
Mss Ett.-MA SfcuNtS9 NV
miro ofrtes
ANSA Marks
Baths srisntific massage sii urion q
Art y
<nA paneins ssaFants-a IN 4 psfvAis
fA ies-sns Private halls DAYS
K6 and evenings Latest dance.
MIl STEVENS r r,s. -. az r, -.
s~~N~s~-~~~~~.~~-@~ ~-N~us~<><@~.@~es,-@@.
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FTALKb PROPOSALS. iii " received 81
the o,firc - the Lighthouse Inspector.
poffiand. ore. until ociock y. m.
April 20. 1918. and then opened. for
furnishing steam and lump coal re-
auiTsf 81 Portland. ore Astoria. ore.
snd rssttis. Wssh-. for vessels and sta
tlons ~ she fsih and iTth fdshihonss
Districts durins the fiscal yeas 90 end
June o. 1919 Hank proposals and
particulars may bs otininsd ~ sd
dressing fhs iishtheus. Inspector.
Portland ore
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t-eres. panel -oos.. Is srss .......gtta
Same Tor paintins - siEss oniYl .... pe
Cottage front doors ...-.........tst Is up
t-pif veneer Interior doors 4...... 81 ap
s-ptY vcrs~r interior aonrs .....- - up
NeS Craftsman tufsriaf doors o.. itq ~
Nsw Craftsman treat doors ...... rs ~
Cottage front windaws ......... .S9 ap
light Nansnna .....~........ IS 40
bungalow easement sash .. Sc 10
Hot bid sash tEiassdl. s-ors.e ..tsEs
f-sas~H ssstsss.ss.s sssssss.ss.. sIt
Complete inside efndaN trim . sa
coupist- tasids daar trim ....... se
GLASS. PAfNrs BUILDING psrrR
AND HARDWARE. ONE THIRD LESS
ASK rpR CATALOGUE NO. Il
o ~ WILLIAMS co.
SASH AND DOORS
1919 First Ave \ Main 1877
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81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
LEGAL. NOTICES

~ ThE INSTINCT COURT OF TIE
intisf states. for the Western District
~ MashinEten. Northern Division.
~ BANKRUPTCY No tsos
Notice - Fifst Meeting ~ Creditors
In the Matter - ftush Arnold. uAnkrBpf.
To ths creditors - the above named
bankrupt
Neiios is hereby given that On the stth
dsy - hafrhs - 1914. She satd
lfush Afnoih ass euif Hd4udirstes
bankrupt ard fhaf tbs first ntseitns
~ she creditors ~ said bAnkrugi Nfil
be held 81 ths nffle~ ~ ~. sndessiRned
Referee IN tankfuptrYs IN seattle. IN
ssia district. on che 18th day - April.
a q 1914. 81 80 a'eiSsh " the after.
noun. 81 phich tire tho said creditors
may aitsnd. prove their claims. appoint
tfusfsr. ssapaine The bankrupt and
transact such other business a. may
property come before aid meeting
Dated al Seattle in said district THE
lat DAY "a April 1915,
& r. HAWKINS
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NOTICES

NEsH nGcs repaired ssi PsoPis's Bsai
nifH
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FOR HALE Id acres Improved farm I.
part or whole "a. Lund, n. No g.
Arlington, wash.
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FARM LANDS
INVESTMENTS
EXCHANGES

> tsNoOM HOUSE. University district Tor
cheap land. wilde. tis New York
\ Ittk
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MISCELLANEOUS

Sew PIANOS FOR RESr. RENT AP
Piled on purchase hsfsF- Toner. 81
Eni0n
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90 sore. ise miles Toledo. houss barn
orchard two spftnas. snnf roads etc
ttHo down. haiane. easy
Ofd.tNuEn tet American uarN
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
MOVIUS FURNITURE co.

Were one of facetiOus turn, he
might we'll think of this firm as be-
ing one engaged in the moving or
transportation business. On the con-
trary, the accent is on the middle
word of the firm name, and all kinds
of furniture are brought to the minds
eye as a result. Carpets, rugs, lace
curtains, window shades, linoleums,
sewing machines, Edison phono-
graphs, wall paper, paints, varnish,
with absolutely all prices down to
meet all catalog house competition.
Those who have lived in Lidgerwood
or nearby we'll know this to be
fact, but for the benefit of the new
conner, we will say that he can do
precisely as we'll by trading with these
people as by ordering of a mail-order
house. The Movius Furniture COM
pany also holds sway as licensed en-
balmers and undertakers. Everything
necessary in this class of work is
performed in an admirable manner by
this company, including cut flowers
on funeral occasions, hearse service,
extra furniture appointments, plan of
ceremony, and all that may transpire
in connection with the proper han
ding of obsequies. Mr. G. w. Daw-
son is president of the company; w.
D. Movius, secretary; and F. NJ.
Whillis, treasurer and manager.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
WOHLWEND & STUCKY.

A firm that sells all manner of build
ing material for house, barn, or acces-
sorry dwelling. Wohlwend & Stucky
first went in business in Lidgerwood
in the year of 1908 with lumber supply
in general. The man who is figuring
on the erection of a house should
consult this concern before getting in
too far without expert advice. All
timber or construction material used
in the building of a domicile is to be
had of these gentlemen. It makes no
difference whether it is sashes, doors,
mouldings, interior finish, lime, plas-
ter, cement, brick, heavy tirnbe for
joists, stills, and framework, the best
is always procurable at this place. One
feature that has gone long ways to-
ward the permanent success of this
firm is directly attributable to the plan
Of helping the builder know what he
wants, both in design and material.
Many individuals come in every sum-
mer who are planning to get into a
new house before fall, and are deter
mined to construct house according
to their own ideas and requirements.
This is we'll and good, but what these
people really come in for is to ascer-
tain for a surety that these ideas are
in harmony with technical and accur-
ately scientific methods of construc-
tiOn
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01
LIDCERWOOD MILL co.

The daily capacity of the Lidger-
wood Mill is two hundred and fifty
barrels. The mill has been running
sinct 1890, turning out Seal of North
Dakota -four for the consumption of
not only the inhabitants of the imme-
diate community but shipping consid-
cradle to far more remote points in
other states as we'll. Mr.. w. R. Mo-
vius is president and manager of the
company and is achieving an excellent
reputation for sound business meth
DDS and clean-cut administration of
the mill company's affairs. The letter.
head of this firm is we'll known both
far and wide in its three-color effect
with the name of the product assem-
b1ed around a barrel bearing the en-
blem of North Dakota. A half loaf
is better than none, but in most cases
a half a loaf of Seal of North Dakota
flour is better than a whole loaf of
some other make And where is
there better grain from which to make
this -four than right in the state of
North Dakota. This flour can't help
being good all the way through.