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downtown.
(south O, Fourteenth street,
p,v,ScroN s- n',,,,s.. ~,
as,-Jsnn!e N.un,an to AT'Sar p West,
Elizabeth, y j Aug IS. due AS Per "Sree
ga bway .,..,, VI
'nHni Coz. s'h 81 Xxi via; ~ Mrn-
"a Nelson Av. Queens, y Y, Aug /, de-
mand, . per eent. address. a Cedar
ST ............. ....,.... $1,000
''E T9nn st' l,a :; q. 70 Sl H,;Ssr i p i Ws ssk' Ella !.
beth. J, Aug IS. due az per agreement.
deed reed as mtg; atty. w u Page, :sa
Yves. side.
(w.'' Of Fif,h "y;nns' ssswsen Fourteenth
ssrH ST. ~, 1903 {. s,n ay. 2s.es,s,-
David N Levy. exr, 70 North River Saw
inss Bank. 81? aith -, equa lien mts
IT Co. iso Bway 900
@9TtI ST.. n : 200 " nm az :,Aln9 =
s sa: sy, l' pslsr mtg 'S We .s.s S:'''. Aux ~ 5: So'' On.
i A.! Rwcy' ..,.',.::"..; g oot
W enssi,v 1do r , sosin s \
due as per Observation-Disclosures
Manhattan Island, north Of 10th street
BROADWAY. e .. s7.s ie5th at, a2.sx75-
West End av, Aug 20, prior mtg Ss2. 500
KS Bway'... 49,. ,..... 50. 900
SANE PRoPERrY--same 20 J n Richart
20, Inc, $40 W liith st, prior mtl
same y $50 ot
ROM.
" = . ,p; ;,:. ma. Of w tn: nssns az. Sd ..
M. sos W Barnes av, tOxiI4-Miidred
Bona,ra to John Busting. Jr. 2o5 I
Q d alneG JSI az, M sis' y y e' a, y T. William xnf n.
son w 50. Alexander av ' 5 oot
"iEIrssuiE.T--Tro;an Bids "corpn to ASni'
Worm 7ss !, Nicholas Hy; Aug !,
s'Sr ra ST. ~ : E: :tS,S Il, Ne kS. e A'%s.
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BANK LEASES on HEIGHTS.

Du Bc!s q Taylor have lea sed to the
chatham and Phenix National Bank
about 5000 square feet of space In the
corner and adjoining stores with apart
ments In the real at the southwest cor
ner OF broadway And 144th street for
ten years from October 1. The bank
VIII consolidate and move two Of its
branches 10 this location. where II will
Also have q safe deposit branch.
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HUNTINGTON FARM BUYER,

Alexander Parker of Brooklyn has
bought from Sarah 4. Hall a farm Of
!hree acres and buildings at Huntington.
L. !. Theodore 5. Hall Was the broker
In the transaction.
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HELPED TO CLOSE LEASE.

NJ. & L. Hess we're associated with
bernard Wurtenberg In the lease OF the
store ana basement at tho northwest
corner Of Fourth avenue and TWENTY
eighth street - Joseph Berlingcr.
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u REST-N. j.
EsTAT.: rO LtT-ENGl.AND.

Irobanl, ~" moe: islrous historical Es-
'ate Ia England Is 20 b" let iurhIshci ON
las.- 20 - rlrcful tenant together with the
fnc shooting Tho house contains = won.
d.rtul collection o. pictures and works ~
art. Apply to the Agents, MesSrs. knight.
Frank y is1;.ey. %, Hanover square Lob
don. W.
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LARGE DYCkMAN FLATS.

~oout 100000 Ia to be spsnt on the
, .s OF two hve story fats. looxle5
ss. s N size. on Magic avenue. 500 feet
~ OF pyckman street. George y. Pei.
Ec."as designed the houses for the 3e1
pr..,s Avenue Company. Harry Nalk
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BOY, Page IDr. q. ". Weld!

Some time ago | Va. told that Dr. George
W. Weld Of the United Anglers hear.."
was ahou- - star on u ffesh water FISH
Ing expedition, what / wish g kn'N IS
/. he all succeed in landing salmon.
,..ut black has. or pio%erel, ! would llht
to have him tell me how their nights diaer
with tna sfiusglc pat up Icy fuke,
Spetlirg Of mako. why the doctor ~ Just
,hof.. n" ctu / M more nik" than ans
angler know | have seen aim lana a
.aiied isie.
In G.t 7 have 'acn an tho hot' w!tA
hll u.t H4te ltrG.i p'rFir' r't 80 idSl
r. rte LAT not 4 NIk". aul Ia" doctor never
iaui"L Ar.. hing bat luke " 'f - ms
th4-' lEi.,u.4 MADISON AlE.
NLLAlLnn- A-r -
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SALE OF MANHAssET FARM.

worthington Whitehouse has sold for
Sso'ye Valentine williams n farm at
Manhasset. L. l.. and situated near
!s Joseph r. Grace and Judge Pendle-
ton properties.
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Rod and Gun Neus

SUN goes that picture one better; Ths
5o.sph ho S;sssn 81 ,'' ssa.f I ' e y. S.H; s!S.
and sStr' ! sro.i ;.r."t taken ., " fsswoc;a Beach.
Frank p Nyss uses a single action ;s''
Newark. n. j.. Aus. 90.
Her First Pickerel reasons Prise.
We've Just got home from an all day
ashins trip %. Round Lake. and now I'm n.
I,. s:ai mi. ny II S s.:' . sis ai a.S 'p-d X. en- si.. e;
pound S,sEsr.i;, uh.sasI xaa ,S., i:n'ii
d.nc.diiy eicv"h.. DON, Cher Know. to land
lie was sa:t a terrific, $, ash, "!.' and nd I wal. reel.
Ing him in and letting him out for q ter:
a s'sly 'G a%as sIm sh. he ssa pulled .sS az: SIs . .vsSy,s ;nS
:: :s! :lro 'a.i ,h q; s sSui nearly 'G,ns sro 81: f my % ~t I''
M: :'% Utter. sn' .x s%'r' ~h sa' he TO r %:'i ssf.d an. asi
landed I heard the sweetest words OF
iis%ss: S % fHtaHwor's and 's" ih. sad words !, a. 9 ~ss
an admiring We'll. you done ane'' from
s'ouse ravins. please. but I'm stll es-
over to Lake Placid You would be sur
p po :s,% at AL '" and n' aye lots 10 DO o, up Thinks nsr. W. v:
are busy every minute. Jim Is teaching ms
how to cast hies, no may soon catch
come nice bass to write you about. I
caught another pickerel too to-day. Not
30 big. but awful scrappy. Jumped twice.
MADELEINE.
6aranac Lake Aug 0.
Five Species 1t Ocean City.
A weeks catches at the Ocean City Fish-
ing Clubs pier follow: 323 kingGsh. -
weakhsh, 81 rockers. 10 perch and Q
pompano Weighing I pound and 1ax
ounces. taken by W. Hunter Mcdowell.
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Iish's strike Breaks Rod.
satisfied hut Protests.
Written Between Bites.
SuggcstlOn for Anglers League,

There * good fishing IN this section,
go into details later. kINGFlS
Hulardpau, quebec, tanain, Aug, II
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Heads City Electricians

BALTIMORE. Aug, 24.-Robert J. Gas
kill OF Fort Wayne. Ind. was elected
president of the international Associa-
ton Of Municipal Electricians at the an
uual convention to-day.
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BUYS RIDGnwOOD DWELLINGS.

The estate OF whitman Phillips has
scld to Fred C.. Robbins the dwellings at
GOV and 262 Prospect street and lss
south Maple avenue. with the several
So'o!ning plots at Ridgewood, N. J. s.
. Walstrum-G Gordon 4 Forman nego-
Gated the sale.
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QUEENS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
I'll SjNESS MEMS ATTENTION,

lclUIIful hoIne Of 70 rooms AND . b. -
oNrI.uukiug l." | Sound. large Gro4uJ-.
plenty Of shade; every modern improve.
iu"nt. sewer. water. gas, electric y B..
minutes from 3&d 81. ana 9TH axe. ~ tratu Ms
daily. deep water anchorage; privilege ~
pri, ate bathing beach, vii s,l cheap for
cash or on reasonable terms IL desired. cas-
or write u. STEPHENSON. 243 " 3ith It.
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN-FOR SALE.

ONE-FAMil.Y HOUSES, detached. garage,
ninc rooms. bah, howers electric fights.
vacuum cleaners, steam, parluetrN $3.50.
$3.50 cash, 81 monthly ana interest,
BUILDERS, 1880 77'h o.. TaKe West End
subway MnnieInal BOG % I'm 81.
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NEW YORK REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR sA~t.E--Factory. 90 900 square zee.
floor space, water and steam power, electric
lights. steam heat, spr!nk!iug system, To-
Gated on I.ehigh Valley Railroad, suitable
for manufacturing Almost any line, For
full particulars Apply TO y. u. bONEi,
E!mlra. y. y.
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EAST SIDE CHURCH PLANS.

n,s ~. sebastlan's Church has aied the
sto.n prepared by N. Ssrraoino for q one
e,.o! church and Sunday school to b
fo,,Ss.ssd at sl2 TO sic East Twenty
M street. II will b. asa feet front
~ 80 sssa dsaR II VIII sese about
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A weeks catches at the Ocean City Fish-
Ing Clubs pier follow: 323 kingfsh. -
weakhsh. 81 rockers. 10 perch and .
ompano weighing pound and 13x
ounces. taken by W. Hunter Mcdowell.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Petitions In Bankruptcy.

CREAMERY & DAIRY EQUIP.
MhSI COMPANY. INC, rs Ves.y street:
nVoiuhtary: Liabilities, 5000; assets
xs.oo9. Judge Hand appointed Jess.
NnlHht receiver under 1000 bond.
FETER DE BRUlN. 40 West .4;h strcc..
involuntary. Liabilities. 81 600: no asss,s
siGACND ScHuMAN. retau rro,sr' IL
spring street: Involuntary. Liahlirie,
and assets no; given.
oNTHEIMER 4 STEEN INC. maniac.
turers OF embroideries. : Yves, :2i stree,
Involuntary. Lila bilities, $40 600: asset.
$4,000. not Slo. 900 as published. srcorJ.
torney for the nrm. a.
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on sunday last Iork!TIe Hshftm"" "
tho dory Winlfred l.. OF She. pshesd bas
SEA bass until "A shark happened along an
stoprsd tho sport for a time j DonneUl
~ iSs5 second avenue fshed for the shaTp
and Killed (, with the assistance OF Charl
pertra Of leo East ll6th street, The shnrF
was Of the hammcrhead species ana wa
~ feet long
The sun., 1916-08-25

E~ATpSAH. y. Y, AUG. .i-M.n Ia the
rartm"ut have been netting N ~" lakes IN
he Cro'ou valley water Sh"l Tor N" las
ton dt,s to- rti the water NJ an over .upply
~ carp. T. a. estimated that about . ton
or thesc hi-, sluggish ash have been taken
out. some OF them weigh as much as
ufteeu mounds each
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A. the Black Wall. Jamaica Bay. Ia,'
sunday Fred Schaefer. $; Greenoaum, J.
Fishing club brought In thirteen weakfsh'
Mint palnL Elukc Mlns I0Ql.
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I crIIy ''a Il UNl 'lIT "|"'IN ~
,..l f. ~ .lI lnt ;l" s..;,pn ur. TIVE.
SUNDAY Sun a.pGt pants and h""":s
''' JOINS = BArMt!.
O,tvona Reach. Staten I,l,rl 1. Aux. o..
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John ra~chke OF tho Rtun', Jamaica
Bay. win give a free Clar, friftcr feast ana
"A dance a. his Fog Horn Hotel on SUNDAY
afternoon and evening next. Fri;t-rs Will be
strya! from : to D l. ".
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NEW REALTY COMPANIES.

ALBANY, ". Y, Aug. 2&.-The following
realty corporations were hled to-day:
The Arden Holding Corporation, Manhat-
tan: capital. 5000; directors. Maurice J
O'CallaGhan. George L. o'Hars and Albert
The j.kmers Realty Company. Bronx
capital, $4,000; directors, Elias Mayer
Jacob Elpern and Jacob l.. Aibsrts.
Tbs, Tenibsc Company New Roehslle
Ter. Louie 4. 6sits and Adelaide I. burke.
The orinoco Neatly Company. Msnhat'
tan; capital. $500: directors. Martin sam
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J. A. STEVENSON & co. INC. ,nanufac.
Liabilities. e27,6s3; assets, sao,I5l' Pr,n'
sipai claims: II. Il. MAliinson & 90.
Si;to9;: r. Altman & Co. Ss37; ]. Fi.a.
GIbbons, AblO. ~"
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y York. Aug. %.
Interstste Park rier Fishing.
Plug Lures Big Black BASS.

Jacob stern Of $50 Lenox avenue mas Just
returned from a fishing trip TO Lake FERN
dale, sullivan county, where, black bass
fishing. he caught three fish weighing ,
pounds each. = Weighing 3la pounds each
and one NJ ~ pounds. .,
Mr.. stern caught small bass on i've pait.
which included frogs, sinners, grassnoppers
and worms, but his big fsh he got on plugs.
, in two DAYS, using the plug exclusively, he
| got six large small mouth black bass.
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on Tuesday on seahri ~ ishermen IN
.he Cane Cod caught Hulk Tne hlgh nook
man had sixteen fish. An 'iEht pounu uuhe,
'gken by Dan s. Salzman ( iiJy winthrop
nl1r. RrnnklYn won the pOnl.
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Wants to See Ely-rluY COmDetitiOu.

VII some reader please tell me how to
roach Rye Lake. | have heard so much
about III" fine ishing there tina, | want to
try II myself,
When Is the match between RaNx and
ROYAL CInChr,an coming Oft, Let's hear
all about II, fur ! have no doubt that thtr re-
ARE many tyros IKE mysoif who would
enjoy seeing these two experts Nght 1t out
for the supremacy uf ny ar plug, only
hope II is near enough TO New YORK 80 that
! can see i' Y, BAKER.
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HUGHES Av. n Q cor 11oth -. s6.5xs:..,,
Geo Daiksr 10 Stephen II Jackson. ~
W l3lst at; atty. stephen II Jackson iSS
,7s arfins1on W Anthony av. sSx
esp--Catherine r Doherty to Lncie Z.
Haab. 1891 Anthony av; atty. TIL. 1 70
18TH ST. bs7 E--Jos cutrchc to Maria
Cutrone. 1877 t%th st. Btlyn; atty -
Madeo. ans Montague st. Bkiyn....:::H
PELHAM RID. 9 $, us $ Emily, ssxioo.I,
same to same. atty. same. ......si
sEpGwIcK, Az. " = isss k,nss.
land Realty Co to Corneta Sawin, 80
Post .av. White Plains. !. an. sn nSo
sEDGWIck Az. " s, 1875 5 " Kings.
bridge rd. 37.sxi3st-sane to Andrew
wilson. lo7 Spruce st. Newark. n !: a,ts,
ST ANS Av. 77s-psysen. Merrill, exr.
to Lawrence n Frank. ISL w Ssth ~
atty. Lawyers 7 Z 3 60. ie? SWAY tipi 90
Lot l2i, map HuaDoo Est--EiIabeth DC
trlch to National Holding CO: sss ':
i,s,h st; attys. Van hirk 4 IS sT7o5o
TAYLOR Av. iSss-John " Harper. cxr.
- Louise Durham, 1890 Anthony Az
atty l. Dunhain, 1920 Anthony aH"S3,oo"
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HOUSES wANTED-BKoOKLyN.

WANTED; Modern . or 10 room dclH. he'd
house, Bay Ridge or Dykcr Heights. near
subway station. room for garage, eivs fun
particulars and rent, $40 R.dgewood Ave,
Glen Ridge. y. j.
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tscuth Of Fourteenth street.)

OLIVER ST. . . 42io n Madison 1t. 1910
x6s.6-Chas 1mperatori to Suzanne
Aus iS; atty. Il J i%mperatori, i2o
c. i,ss Tin 81. .ss.ssN
Sophie Herring to Jos Herring, l04 Ave
G. Aug 20; atty. Leopold FREEMAN. 400
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~ N'' ''NNH -''"''' $50
Waiting for nm Angling Permit.

THE Sun sta.si recently that "A permit
to nsh In the waters controlled by the De-
pa-tment of Water supply could b. secured
b. nupIuatlon to Wl5lim Williams. Com
missioner. Municipal EIiiiing. -
wrote for such "A permit on July .
ami enclosed u s'b'upei envelope for reply
and am SIN waiting to near from the Com
missioner. WHY the negligence
RICHARD GCMFlNNER
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l~TRANsACT1dNs RECORDED.
THANSrER.


with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted
address party Of nrst part.)
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Asslgnment

BARNETT LAZARUS. trading m IN. Gan,
tai Muslin Underwear Company. a.
b~roadway. Assigned to Max $. Member,
OF $50 Broadway.
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II wouli he II worth while Job ~ tn
United Anglers Ieague would put up sign
Ia y. yrral languages telling what tn
striped lgiss legal length stu" j. 81 that thl
fan fishermen In the Hudson River viii no
talk" understood fish. JERRY MARIN ARD.
<pN NnIt, Aur ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-10
AN OLYMPIA INTERVIEW.

Mrs. Leinback Tells Her Experience
The following brief account of an
interview with an Olympia woman
over nine years ago, and it's sequel,
will be read with keen interest b.
every citizen.
Mrs. A. c. Leinback, 919 Union st..
Olympia, says: II suffered from
dizzy spells, headaches and pains
across the small of my back. My kid
neys acted too freely and / was all
run down. I felt restless and lam
guild and it was all could do to get
around. The first box Of Doan's Kid
ney Pills which got from the B. L.
Hill Drug Co., brought me such great
relief that kept on using them and
1t wasn't long before all the aches
and pains left me. My kidneys were
restored to normal condition and
was helped in every way" (State-
ment given Dec. s, 19O5).
OVER SEVEN YEARS LATER
Mrs. Leinback said: II use Doan's
Kidney Pills once in a while and they
do me as much good as when I first
took them"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Leinback had. Foster Milburn
Co.. Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-10
''BATTLE CRY OF PEACE"
AT RAY NEXT WEEK

Depicting the fall of a world power,
1.-THE Battle Cry of Peace" one of
the most sensational moving pictures
ever made, will be shown at the Ray
theater next Wednesday and Thurs
day, with matinees both afternoons.
The invasion and downfall of Amer
lea, with New York city as. the origi-
nal point of attack, is shown and the
reason for that downfall is depicted
as utter unpreparedness. It is a won
derful photoplay, a masterpiece that
not only instructs and advises but
also interests from the dramatic
standpoint. vivid love-story running
through 1t all. The film is patriotic
In character and has created sensa-
lions in every city where it has been
exhibited.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-10
TO OPEN GROCETER|A
M. c. Tebbetts, Inc, Will Enter Local
Mercantile Field About April 8.

Announcement that a groceteria,
such as have recently been estab-
lished in Seattle and Tacoma, would
be opened in the storeroom at 119
East Fourth street about April 8, was
made Thursday morning by M. C..
Tebbetts, Inc, Tacoma. The lease
on the building, which is located on
the south side of Fourth midway be-
tween Main and Washington streets,
was closed Wednesday. The build
ing is pow being remodellcd.
The groceteria is q new system Of
merchandising which has proved
hi'hly popular with the buying public
wherever introduced. Patrons select
their own purchases. carrying them
IN market baskets. and pay for the
goods as they leave the store. The
local store. however. proposes to
maintain delivery system also, but
viii give it, customers who carry
their own goods q cash discount
equal to the cost Of delivery. Sales
Will be made for cash only.
The Tebbetts' firm has been con-
Quoting financing campaign in this
city and county for some months and
now has IS stockholders. who will be
granted additional discounts on their
purchases. The company held an
option on Bolster & Barnes grocery
for some time. but recently relin-
pushed it 20 1t could proceed with
the establishment Of q groceteria and
enter the local field sooner than 9TH
erwise possible. The Olympia store
will be the third in the chain estab-
lished by this company.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-10
Slides on Local Railroads.

Heavy rains Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday caused slides on the local
lines of the Northern Pacific and
Union Pacific early Wednesday morn
ing, delaying the formers trains for
most of that day. Seven or eight feet
of mud and rock slid down over the
N. P. tracks from Capitol Point, just
east Of the Des Chutes river bridge,
while the Union Pacific's trouble, less
severe, consisted of slide of sand
across the tracks at the north end of
the tunnel under South Main street.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-10
MANY IN OLYMPIA
TRY SIMPLE MIXTURE

Many Olympia people are surprised
at the QUICK action of simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, ETC., as mixed
In Adler-i-ka. This simple remedy
acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel,
removing such surprising foul matter
that ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost
ANY CASE constipation. sour stom-
ach or gas. A few doses often relieve
or prevent appendicitis. A short
treatment helps chronic stomach
trouble. The INSTANT, easy action
Of Adler-i-ka is astonishing. F. g..
Munson Drug Co., 201 East Fourth.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-10

A jury in the local superior court
brought in a verdict of not guilty the
latter part of last week, in the trial
of Gus Anderson, the logger charged
with having robbed a meat market
at Rochester.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-10

Mr.. and Carl Shahan spent several
days this week in Tacoma and Seattle,
where Mr.. Shahan, who is manager of
the Palace Market, was called on
business.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-10

The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
railway is the first big corporation to
pay its Thurston county taxes this
year, having RENTED $15,6O0 to
Treasurer Stocking Wednesday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-10

Members of the local lodges Of
Odd Fellows and Rcbekahs gave a
banquet in the lodge rooms Wednes-
day night in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Borthwick, who leave soon for
Honolulu, where Mr.. Borthwick will
assume the management Of a large
undertaking establishment. More
than 100 persons attended the ban
quet, Mrs. George Everett acting as
symposiaarch, and a number Of gifts
were presented the guests Of honor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-10

Miss Bonita Williams entertained
some rs young people of the city at
i've hundred Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Torger-
son.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-10

Mrs. Thomas Macleay has as her
guests her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Lachian Macleay of Syracuse, n. Y,
and son Donald.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-10

The annual election of the Cham
Der of Commerce will be held next
Tuesday, when three trustees are to
he chosen for three-year terms, while
a fourth is to be named to serve out
the uneXpired term of Mark Ewald,
resigned. The nominating commit
tee, composed of Frank c. Owings, F.
w. Carlyon, James Martin, G. A. Gar
rett and l.. b. Faulkner, has re-
ominated J. L. Peters and P. NJ.
Troy, whose terms expire this year,
and W. f. Bronson, Charles Nc
Cleary. Herman Mallory and G. A.
Garrett for the three-year term, and
Fred w. Convery and Jesse T. Mills
for the unexpired term of one year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-10

All Of the churches of the city are
cooperating in campaign to make
March "Go-to-C Church" month.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-10

George f.. Briffet obtained a
divorce this week from Lesta B. Brit
felt on the grounds of desertion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-10

County Auditor Annie CASTOR was
confined to her home this week with
la grippe.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-10
SOME NEWS NOTES Of THE CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Lynch are the
happy parents of a baby boy, born
March /.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-10

Last Wednesday was Ash-Wednes-
day, the first day Of Lent. Easter
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-10

comes April 90, the season being un-
usually late this year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-10

Bids are being prepared by the
Hercules Sandstone company of Teni-
no to furnish stone for a number Of
federal buildings and other large
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-07
VETS IN REUNION
Indiana Civil War Men Meet at In
dianapOlis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept - An
nual reunions of companies and
regiments of civil war veterans of
the thirty-third regiment, Indiana
volunteer infantry. twenty seventh
regiment Indiana volunteer infan-
try; thirteenth Indiana volunteer
cavalry. and the persimmons bri-
sade were held here Wednesday
and were largely attended. Officers
were elected and routine business
transacted. but the meetings were
taken up for the most part in re-
newing acquaintances Among the
officers elected are:
Thirty-third regiment-Preside
J. r. owens. Franklin, and secre-
tary, A. J. Buchanan.
Twenty regiment-Presi-
dent. j. r. Fesler. indianapolis and
secretary. Major w. w Daugherty.
Indianapolis.
Thirteenth cavalry-President w.