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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The ~
ecutive board OF the big Four"
brotherhood which are threatening
a nationwide strike OF 100000 rail.
road employees and the general
conference committee of the roads
have agreed TO resumption of
conferences to begin in New York,
August s. according to information
received at the ". S. board of medi.
alton and cancellation today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02

stall ~. lbs Kranuisied sugar Gee
Stall 70 pure pasteurised milk &c ut &C
at Stall 81. bulk corn starch. Sc 10
shopping bag free with each IL Of tea
best sseds tAislns. DC 10 stalls sf-30.
bulk cocoa. zee ~ chocolate $50 10
~ lbs soc stall 1888. Ice paper nap.
kins. picnic plates or wax paper. Sc stall
90. best peanut butter. lie IL. sheiisd
peanuts lbs ssc stall g. paper shop
ping bags. &C. each. stall 1898. picked
spare ribs &c "a pig hooks Sc ~ stall
81, fresh pasieuriEed butter. aeo 10. Stall
IS. Hoausfert cheese. Toe 10 Wisconsin
brick cheese. &c H. swiss cheese aec
10 7-ih brick Primas;. soc stall Is.
onions lbs abc stall -. csntalsupes.
Q for .ko. Gravenstein apples. 81 70 boz
stall so. cakes, zee each. potato yeast
bread. for ite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02
MADAM NELLIE

worlds greatest ciairvoyant and phrsn-
oloEiHi. guarantees 90 read your entire
life, pest. present and future: gives
true advice on business. love. health
and family affairs. tells tho name ~
your future husband or wife. and what
TO do 10 NJ successful IN life She has
Just arrived In this city. never here
before one Visit will pay you for your
many disappolntmeutB In others She
viii remove all obstacles and tell you
how to win and hold the one you de-
sire She gives advice on all important
affairs ~ life. Special readings boc
Hotel Elk. room 6. 1871 Second. near
Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02

Veal outlets. ise ID, : pot roast. Toe III:
SIC washing powder. isc pkg. razor
clans Ice can; mixed nuts, : tbs csc.
limhurFer cheese. sbc 10, red snapper
lbs 2Ec. salmon. CSC each fresh churned
butter. lbs. asc, fresh ranch eggs, sso4
doH.. ehntaioupcs for s5c: peaches
ltc daE lettuce. ? for Sc. carrots
punches Sc; jelly rolls. Toe each. cookies
dor 25c Wesson oil. SIC and SEC,
watermclons, 2tsc h. caulifiower. SC
ana i0c each. potatoes. 10 lbs CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02

BARGAINS In new and second hand
clothing. shoes. tools. guns. trunks
suit cases. iswelry. hardware mus
teal instruments camping and Alas
ka outfits Come and see The
Bargain Store. 2zz Occidental. We
buy. self exchange 81 50 paid for
good second hand suits Phone
Main 1871
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02
slot FOR SALE
Al KIRKLAND

tfHnm bungalow esbhieatsns IRE
place Kitchen rahiusfs side
pafehns one block from hiEh
school minutes Naik - fern
dock on tract feeaiGa feet
faeinE twH streets eitg water
tiEhts and telephone To re
spensihis party for tta9 canh and
So per moesh Scent boat fare
- residents Take kirkland
taats af Madison park and lnr
azure ~ Hufhs q FsFfsrs kirh-
land office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM NINA

SeNsr N Seattle before
IL gifted mtfh the poser e. t.srssee Tens
past present and FUTURE life -
wonderful kneNtrdee enables nor r. itft
tire veii - mystery ara reveal 20 rnu
al the important matters ~ iifs she
can tell Yuu aha ynHr enemies are ard
shy they are enemies 20 yua. ard she
can atsa fsii Huu 10 ~ta conquer them
ard hos to make hApplnsss between
man ard Wtfs n there are Evil infln-
sncss over F0u. she can tell feu hos 10
overcome them
Madam Slua can fsit rop IN regards 20
love ard marriage affasrs-tsiis tbs
initials ~ whe you are TO marry aas
when, ard v ,hs enc You love 10 true
or false Ehs advises how 20 tTiu9
the separated together. and In regards
20 your absent friends and tells ths
secret - hsirg happy and suecessful tn
life She vtii Give you only trathful
advice. and fprstril yau ~ tbtuEa that
will b u great value % yns IN ell a..
fairs % life
Madam Ntua csn advise you in regards
to Yaur business ard financial affairs
ana tells ypu shat business oF vocation
viii be lucky for Yuu. Cunsait her At
once on any matters that are causing
you sorry Or trouble Headings toe
efsA Tnten vernon Hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02

HELP wANTED-MALE
Wanted--By Seattle Civii Service Com
mission. County and City Building
applicants for following examinations
on or before dates mentioned
August T. CLERK PUBLIC EMPLOY.
MEST OFFICE salary 5000
August II. ARCHITECT. salary $500 90
August II. COUNTER CLERK. Buitdlnxs
Department. salary 5000
August 81. ASSISTANT OPERATING
ENGINEER. THIRD GRADE, salary
SIS 90.
One vacancy IN each position
Special requirements for ARCHITECT
experience for five years at arehitoc
turai work. three ~ which must have
been as architect In direct charge Of
an entire office Residence In Seattle
waived for position Of architect only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02
ACREAGE FOR SALE
ALI, CLEARED

ALL CLEARED
20 acres black vegetable soil IN grass
tsn miles from town creamery
u y = school stage Price $50 PEI
acre, &c pes acre cash. soc per acre
monthly nasrn IL Downs Bidk. Tos
second ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02
C0NVICTS ESCAPE

SALEM. ore. Aug Six con
victs escaped from the Oregon
state prison flax camp early today.
Several posses are hunting them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02

WANTED--ONE FLOORING AND FIN.
iHhed lumber trimmer and grader, two
experienced lumber handlers and pliers
Newell Nill and Lumber Co. Sidney
4s4
WANTED-8Ix MEN TO THAfS IA
wireless telegraph operators All stu.
dents placed shortly after finishing
course. Get complete Information
from Educational Secretary. Y. NJ. a
A. seattle
ORIGINAL MOLEH BARBER BcHoo.
223 Occidental Ave
we teach he barber trade thorouxbtx,
secure positionsi wages willis learning
Special low rate.
KAvtNAUoH's 1900 HATS, 1895 fst sv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02
WHEAT SCARS

CHICAGO. Aug, Wheat iu
ed terrifically on the local mari
today September wheat closed h
Sl.30ss, a gain of 5ssc for the day.
December wheat closed at si.34h,
a gain of 4ssc for the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02
ACREAGE FOR SALE
CIo-E-N COUNTRY HOME
GOOD BUILDINGS. RrN>I>G
WATER

one srr~ IN orchard snf h@rfie. ~
almost every variety h~arlns
. sore In potatoes ami either
ssFdrn tfaes enc eFra IN clover
ard cats balance pasture 81.
ssitsnt soli. az crop all shaw
sned stream through PROPERTY
whirh can be pipsa uvsr piar-
~ Efkti'y. also ssesiisht spring
for household rafgnsas mttrae.
tive house. wtih basement iawn
and flowers chicken house
ether nafhuildinks faces county
Rad free delivery from aoNu-
FaSa stores Price fItEa
Would make terms like rent 60
sAttsfartorf party ~ha would
move on sean For information
and directions raii a. Anasrsonts
ticket affie~. Madison PARK No
Information over phone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02
4o-ACRE SNAP

This 10 In one OF tho best farm valleys
In tho state, close to good railroad
town school, II =. d. cream route
on main land. THIS IL all black soil
lies fine. has two large springs 4
acres cleared some slsshod. balance
small alder, easily cleared. Priee for
whole 80 acres, $3.50. easy terms see
Dahl. room rs Downs Bldg. 700 End av
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02
MME. NTCTORIA

The celebrated phrenatogist clairveyant
and paimist. gives scientific readings
on al affairs Of life, past. present or
future You hav. seen tho others. nov
see tho best, ~ In trouble All reading.
guaranteed satisfactory or no fees ac-
cspted Readings SOC Location over
owl DRUG Co. ao5b Pike st
CHARLES FRANKLIN. WONDERFUL,
boy ciairvoyRnt. paimist Special read
Ing pc EI1aA nInn nt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02

20 ACRES FINE LAND. $1,000 HALE
cash. orchard farm outhuiidlngs and
crops. good we'll A. wallcott. Toledo,
Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02

ADALINE LLOYD

]. Taua Hotel isis Thira
ADALlNE LLOYD
E othsrN come and 60. but for 70 year.
{ Alkaline lloyd has been ssAttie's phsen-
Z oleKisi and business adviser tn all at.
{ fairs ~ iife ali Union. Apt r. II.
lieti aaTt Special this week soc
I e. EDISON PHoNOqRspHR INn
EI-T'1 PH1SoonAPH SUPPLY HOUSE
HHI Edison Records Repairing
1888 Westiake Phan. Main tsrs
All suFFEBERs PROM Any CAUSE
whatever should take Xxx HEALTH
TREATMENT which The Divine
Scientists offer to ths public free sun.
days ~ a m. Mondays wednesday,
FRIDAYS 2 ~ IA TIN. Ant y
FOX TROT ara other modern
... dances taught FREE
drons. FIN and University
I LApIEs-MY REMEDIES PosfTfvEf. r
guaranteed safe and sure Terms suit
all cases. 1884, 18Th ave. East Madison
car
LADIES ~ TROUBLE aAvF TIME
and moneg By calling is2fn broadway
MRs MARY tfcKER -ExPFRTFScFp
midwife; 20 years experience. United
States ard European diplomas Phone
Rainier sobH
I NVAAs1 MfN OF tgt3|Al CHARACTER
81 H0fna property, wishes acquaintance
Of Catholic lady. with some msanA
object matrimony; no general deliveries
answered Address F-s7. star
MRs LINpQuisT-Trainsd nurse ws.t
s4Tw
REGisTERED MTDwfFE-MRs VII
leiksen. 7ete 18th n w. Phone mai.
lard 1851
private maternity hom. stoa y Madison
DIAMONDS MD PAWN TICKETS
bought. Hours to p. m as
joshua Green Bldg
RAOTfaE PLAYING TAUGHT. 10 no
20 lessons; success guaranteed. boi-sos
Pantares Bldg
GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE TO he.
some acquainted with a lady Of about
40 years. object matrlmony. Address
F-bt. star
HAPPINEss LIES ~ MkRRfED LIFE
Are you loneiy7 Join Seattle Reliable
Friendship Club. Ladies' free Ada y
Evans III Union. Apt n.
KODkKERS--"Ia AT 1. AT 6 THEY'RE
done" 10 cents roll Jacobs P.-I
HiaR
Gel ACQUAINTED HOCiETY"--
ings Thursday evenings. nc Pine st
Phone Main 1909.
LADfEs-ny great, successful remedy.
positively guaranteed. Madam Crane
its2 nth ave.
100 COMPLETE breakfast. Willard
Cafe, Seventh and Union
KAVANArGirs 500 hat. 1905 lat avs.
MASSAGE~Tun BATHS MANI
office II, Green Hotel.
REFINED WIDOW. rs. wIsHER no
correspond with honest man. 30 to 20.
matrlmonv Address F-54. star
LAURA BURNS MASSAGE.
office ~. Ho-
rel Elliott. 1854 Pike
HINDU HHEuMATtgM OF - CURER
rheumatism. stewart h Holmes Bar
tells stores. Banks Pharmacy. Hindu
OF Co. 2705 First ave, Seattle, Haah
Phone Main 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02

LILLIAN JAMEs-sPIRfTtiAL CLAIR
voyant medium. Hotel Norris. tt23h
Third ave. Circle tonight, o'clock
MADAM FRANK - CLAIRvOYANT
card reader pamlst a5r 106h rike
corner First Hotel Elliott
MADAM BRANDT - CLAIHVOYANT
card pnimisiry. zoe 500 pfke Charles.
ton Hotel, Apartment IL
ORDAINED SPIRITUAL MEDIUM AND
healer. 1901 Melrose ave
MADAM FRY RELIABLE CLAINNOt
ant card reader itl2 rum. Elliott
t0eaW
List that vacant house In
Star Want Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02

EGYPTTkN
pHHENuLOGfgT
Hhe reads your entire
life. giving advice
on family troubles.
o 70. speculation.
marriage aepsra
tiouH. uniteH tho sep =,
aratad Why not
SEQ tho best phren
oloKist7 Natlsfac-
tipn guaranteed sos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02
4-Furniture Wanted

TENTS AwSfSGS
~ AZ Ever thing ia Canvas
= $&pT J w~hb kitchen q Co.
&e4SN sft University,
oAooHkrHs oUR SPECIALITY
We trade. buy. rent repair.
Nesiesi Record Exchange
ISIS wessiaks Ettiost ssra
CLEARING HOUSE
Fer MasteAt INSTRUMENTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02
27--For Rent UNFINISHED

roit hENf-t-nooa CoffAuE $50
per month Apply 10 taih ave or
phone capitol tts
ttkaCozf t~RoOA MODERN HoTsE
range, Its Crockett - DEXTER ave
esI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02

Hsf ma ttpIa1ns IoVo affaIfs and lam
ny troubles, rsunites the separated. etc
Explains permanent health ruI.,
eatisfactIon guaranteed or no charge
No one in trouble turned away. rn1nex
or no money Permanently Iocat.d =,
SIS Union ct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02
LAND
~ GOOD As THE REST
10 At Rf.~. ALI. TOR


As GOOD As rHE REST
10 ACRES. ALL TOH
saso
Very handy 10 Seattle and Tacoma: 10.
cent fare 10 Seattle. close 60 school.
sawmiii and stores. H. p. u and phone
fine water. good roads; good neiE h borz
very level and easily cleared cream
and gag route
tis Cash and 81 Monthly
PUGET SOUND FARMS co. SOS ard Az
3 AtKEs. coon SOIL, stso
sss CASH AND $3.50 FER MONTH
Fine shot clay loan handy TO Bremen
ton market
CLIFFORD 4 VAN ARsDAIE. Inc.
1913 Third Ave ,tet Washington st
open evenings tlll o'clock
FOR SALE ACRES GooD SOIL
Broom house ? railroads. n mile to
each station. 1850 Address w n
Williams. Luebe Hotel, RsvensdaIe.
Wash
FOR sALE--BY owNER--t0 ACRTG-
fenced and partly cleared and under
cultivation balance seeded. house. harm
and outhuildlnss Cheap for cash Must
sell. Part cash baiaoce easy terms
Address F.5s. star
10 ACRES FARM LAND FOR 5000 $50
cash and $40 per month Close 10
large sawmIi and camp, abundance OF
work a0ei Arcade Hids
10 ACRES, ALL READY no Pillow r0V
$500. $40 cash and $40 per month
round trip $50 from here; close 10
large creek. miles from town and
railroad station 1901 Arcade nldr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02

- .
lifted 20 YPTTAH
ella and
medium. gives sd.
vice on business
matters. love. health
and family affairs.
tells the name Of
your future husband
or wife tells II the
one you love Is true
or false, what part
of ths country IL
luckiest 20 you, and
- Fuceesafuf in no.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02
HELP WANTED


WANTED NEN TO WORK AROUND
sAsmti In country town Gail AZ sii
Alaska building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02

wANTKp~NMtt.t. HOME. NEAR ar
ngs ever iiste. im sHnhAnne fas 20
acres Eo@a anisnPfesea lana. pierre.
epanir. and isee cash. o~nsr. uss
Hainl~F sNs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-02
23--PERSONALS

GENTLEMAN ~ CITY FOR fEM
days educated. refined. seod aeiafY.
Wishes Co meet ambitious lady. not too
Old object matfimony. Address F.kT,
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-14
MANY ORCHARDS
 ARE UNACCEPTABLE
Thousands of Acres Almost Past Re demptlon-Trees Must Be Pruned
 In Winter.

Thare are thousands of acres plant ed to orchards in Arkansas that arc almost past redemption, and. if the trees are allowed to go through this winter without better care than they have had in the past. few Of them will ever bear another crop of fruit, The time has come when we must either care for our orchards or go out of the orchard business, and. the sooner the time comes, the better ii will be for the more prosperous orchardists over the state, says J. s. Knox, horti- culturist with the Extension Division of the University of Arkansas and U. ,. Department of Agriculture
 There are several things which should be done during the winter. such as removing the borers from the trunks of trees, cultiyating pruning and spraying for the control of the San Jose scale The borers should be gotten out as early as possible, since the longer they are left in the tree
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-14

ding at Fordyce, S39, 300; mail conveying machinery for the Lit. tie Rock federal building, $3, 800; completion of the post office buil- ding at Mena, S34, 800; continual ton of construction of the post office building at Prescott, $35. GOO: continuation of the post of flee building at Rogers, $25. .00O, and for continuing the construc- ton of the post office at Russell vile, $20, 900.
 Under the War Department the items for river and hartor work in Arkansas streams ln- clude: For maintenance of im- provement by open channel work to Camden of the 0uachita river S1O. GOO, for maintenance and inn proyement under the present project south of Fulton on the Red river, $55, 900; for mainten- ance of improvement by snaR-
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-14
CHRISTMAS CREED UNIVERSAL
Adjusts Itself to All Conditions and All Plsces-lt's Magic Influences
 the World.

The festival called Christmas has come to have creed wider than any ritual. It's magic has influenced the world in degree more profound and far-reaching than that of any other recurring incident marked by the his tory of mankind. It's sentiment has, indeed, oyerfiowed all boundaries, both of sect and of social condition. It's high, clear note of cheer and charity has appealed to an unbounded degree wherever human Ideals have had sway. Pessimism halts at it's portal.
 The creed of kindness adjusts itself to all conditions and all places. It seems to be a good working creed. despite the unattractiye phases of per functory giving and taking. It Is a cheerful creed. It strews life with gay ety and color. It is a continuation to sentiments of fair play. to active sym pathy to the do-it-now impulse.
 Christmas has no climate. It glows where life Is green and where 1t is white. In city and in country, in the hills and on the desert. among the pines and among the palms it finds s voice. It is holy day and holiday. It drapes the altar and the hearth. It has many American versions, and many races add their varying symbols to its tenderness and-tO its animation
 Above all, the call of Christmas Is Peace on Earth In the present srieYouS crisis of the world there is significance in this call beyond that of any crisis mankind ever before was called to read. That war has darkened Christmas for SO much of the world
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-14

cast over the soil and turned under al this time, unless the manure is al- ready well routed. in which case 1t may be best to wait until early spring to apply.
 Order the years supply of seed i'm mediately and, if possible. test them for germination before planting. Get out the old hotbed sashes and repair them foi. use later on. The latter part of this month such seed as onion, cab bage and lettuce may be sown in the hotbed. This will enable us to have them for use earlier in the season. Don't forge 10 t8p=dress your aspara. gus and raubarb beds with a heavy coating af stable manure There IS little danger of oYeHfertiIizng these plants Tho old asparagus tops should be taken from the garden and burned
 See thai the garden implements are in good repair and ready for he sea son woek Get busy With the incom- ine of the New Year and lets make 1917 the most prosperous year of our lives by growing our living at home.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-14
S35,OOO APPROPRIATION
 PRESCOTT POSTOFFICE
The Congressional Estimates ln~
 clude Money for Building

The annual estimates for ap- propriations required to meet the expenses of the government dur ing the fiscal year beginning next July amount to the stagger- ing sum of $1, 300, 100000, more than one-third of which is re- quired for the military establish ment.
 The principal Arkansas items shown in the estimates come un- der two departments: Treasury and war, and under the general head of Public Works. Those under the former include the completion of the post office buil-
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-14

the more damage they do, The best and surest method of doing this is to throw the dirt from around the base of the tree then serape the bored portion until all soil is removed ana cut out and kill all worms found As soon ss the worms are removed, or al least a week or ten days thereafter, the soil should again be put back ana slightly killed about the base of the tree
 Ths orchard should be given a good blowing during the dormant period This not only covers up the grasses and weeds. but il destroys millions Of he spores of brown rot and scale, Deep blowing should not be attempted closer than four feet or good sized .rees. Hsrrows. however, can be run much closer
 In the orchards visited recently | nave noticed that the branches broken town by last summers crop of fruit are still hanging on the trees. These should be cut out and burned al once since they are full of the larvae of bark beetles All dead or badly dis aased branch should if possible. be removed, then the branches which are thick or rubbing on each other should be thinned out Pruning Is especially desirable in young orchards because tt is at this time that we give our lrees the proper shape In making the cuts do not leave stub from one-half 70 six inches long, but cut them real close to the body of the tree, Where
 he stubs are left the wounds made
 n pruning very seldom heal over n~'- perly or readily and they may ..4 means of causing decay to be the he tree at that poir' set in on
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-14
GARDEN WORK FOR JANUARY
High Prices Make the Plans Very
 Popular.

The high cost Of food products at the present time makes il necessary for many men to make plans to supply his family table with fresh vegetables from his own garden, says !. $, Knox ot the Extension Division of ths Uni versity of Arkansas and U. & Depart ment of Agriculture. There is very little that can be done in January so tar as real gardening Is concerned. but the fence corners should be clean ed out thoroughly and all of the rub bish removed from the garden spot in preparation for the hrst planting
 This will be the means of exposing many of the insect eggs and spores of different diseases which the cold weather will help destroy. The ground should be plowed we'll in order to i'm. prove the physical condition and to help in the control Of insects. 1T ma. nsre Ia available it should be broad
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-14

ging operations on the Arkansas river. $35, ,000; for maintenance of improvement on the St. Fran cis river, $3, 800: for maintenance of the Saline. S1, 500; White river, S19, POO; Black and Current riv- CTS. $6, 900.
 An item in the miscellaneous funds required by the Interior Department is $l0,0O0 for gov ernment reservation at Hot Springs.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-14
FARMERS, ATTENTloh'

Every farmer with money in ArkansaD land who oeiie'es ,.r ter live stock or is interested m " or fruit growing should mahe - r.nr. attend the Farmers Short at the College of Agriculture fA'sj vile. from January s to February elusive. Special attentioh s. given to live stock judging, and reeo,ng and to good orchard ln as,a anement as well as other Qusstis concerning profitable farming
 cannot come. send the boy
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-14

may well seem. at the moment, tn
 crushing condemnation of all such eod fiicts.
 Yet it will remain true that the ful beauty of the day and the time Is dll those who may find that beauty. Chl| dren of every land seize it for theI own. And. except ye become as o1| of these" life loses it's saving lustel
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-14
A Consolation.

Well. Christmas time has eo'
 To find us all so poor ,t,g gifts We've spent enough in nuyinS me,
 To finance one world .o ssans
 With these few words or oGns,str rn mas p Those Christmas joys anu sar
 Do come but once per year
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-14
Iron Toys.

Fire engines, fire wag- ons, carts, sulkies, etc. Some of the best values you ever saw up to 2Sc
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-14
Pocket Knives.

Special offering in stag handle, brass lined, two polished and ground blades price 35c aud soc
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-14
Dressed Doll Specials.

Some of these are equlp- ped with outdoor costumes beautifully dressed and have sleeping eyes at
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-14
Felt, Covered Animals.

Assortment composed of elephants, dogs, lions, cats rabbits, etc. each l5c 2Sc
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-14
Steel Cars.

Good size, attractive col ors, moving wheels, in ished like q real ear l5c
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-14
Toy Pianos.

A real musical instru- ment, each key has an ac- curate note. This piano re- mains in tune 25c to soc
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-14
Trains and Tracks.

Big engine and tender with six coal cars, hand somely finished $2.2S
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-14
Toy Locomotive

Large locomotives and tender, black and red en- ameled iSc to 5 .2S