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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-23
WAR COMES TO
Be COMMONPLACE
A Woman Writer at Vienna Says II
Has Come to Be Almost the
Normal Condition.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
Vienna. June 2S.-The general state
of belligerency in Europe has not only
modified the material course Of life,
but has had such an influence on the
psychology Of the public that after
two years, state OF war has become
an almost normal condition, according
to woman contributor Of a promi-
nent Polish newspaper.
The constant presence 'of the
thought that war is the great condi-
tion of the day, and to win 1t the
prime objective, has In the course OF
the past few years given secondary
place to the interests OF the masses,
she said, so that now the loss Of rela-
tives on the battlefield is no longer
associated with the self OF person
but with the will Of the aggregate to
win. For this also sacrifices Of ma
terial nature are made, whose render.
ing no other cause or demand could
hope to achieve.
While the war is not as yet looked
upon exactly as normal state In
which a continent ought to find II.
.ote thoro ts m atrtlrt,u atnt, tudtf
ference about it, in many respects.
There is of course still keen de-
sire that peace may come soon. but
coupled to 1t inseparably is grim de-
termination to show that the central
power group cannot be effacted.
Fine weather and reassuring crop
reports from all parts OF the empire
have served to heighten the impress
sion here that all is well. Vienna and
Budapest are close to their habitual
tendency to look upon life as a thing
to be enjoyed to the full. even II
bread tickets and two meatless days
per week must be taken into account.
This has gone so far as to cause the
resurrection Of a 90-year.old French
opera. and permit a merry interest in
the presenting to favorite singer by
an admirer OF parrot made OF solid
gold. The precious bird is life-size
and was handed over the footlights.
For two years everybody has been
preaching the gospel that one must
die once anyway. and that a little
sooner or later does not make great
difference. Association with this idea
has been a blessing to many. and its
reiteration has had its effect upon the
OF the masses, so that to-
day II is accepted as an obvious In
evitability to meet death on the firing
line. The condition In question Is said
by some to have strong similarity to
the views OF the ancient world on hu-
man sacrifices when these were the
practice and when its victims were
drawn from the population when 9TH
er sources failed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-23

uatlon Is a good reminder
OF the benefits one gets
from drinking a bever-
age as pure and good as
Coca-Cola. Not only do
we please our palates
and derive wholesome
refreshment y from the
drink but we also give
our systems that bit OF
sugar sweetness I II a
they crave and which is
necessary to health and
tissues. Is II any Won
der then that Coca-Cola
Is so popular and so
universally drunk that II
has been called tho
drink the nation drinks?
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-23
BRYAN 4 CENTRAL TEXAS m
TERURBAN RAILWAY-oF.
FIcE OF THE RECEIVER,
HEARNE, TEXAS.
Circular No. I.

June 18th, 1916.
By virtue OF appointment by the
Honorable United States District
Court, Southern District. the under.
signed hereby assumes charge as Re
ceiver OF the Bryan & Central Texas
lnterurban Railway. All correspond.
ence In relation to the business Of this
company shall be addressed to the Re.
ceiver at Hearne, Texas, and he alone
is authorized to make purchases or in.
cur obligations for account OF the said
company. J. w. GREEN.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-23
NEW 3. 3. A. DEAN.
Prof. MeAlister VIII Hold Chair Of
Mathematics.

Mathematics.
Bryan Baptist Academy Is indeed
fortunate In securing Prof. II. l.. Nc
Alister OF Ouachita College. Arkadel.
phia. Ark. as dean OF the school and
teacher OF mathematics and science.
He is a native Of Mississippi. He was
educated In the public schools OF the
State and graduated from Mississippi
College with the degree OF b. s., ana
in the University OF Chicago. Prof.
McAiister taught as assistant In
mathematics In his Alma Mater dur
Ing the session OF Ie05.06. He had
entire charge OF mathematics In Mis-
sissippi College during the summer
term OF ls06.07.
He was professor OF mathematics In
Neshoba High School In ie0607; pro.
fessor OF mathematics In State Nor.
NAL during the summer terms Of 1908
and 1909. For the past nine years
Professor McAlister has taught math.
ematios. served rs dean and finally
filling the highest position In the
school. serving as president during the
past session after the resignation OF
a.. ali
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-23

that name may or may not be interest
ing 10 US, but what Is interesting is their
statement that 1t has, as a hydrocarbon.
requaI food value with the starchy foods
and by digestion largely adds to the
fatty Tissues Of the body.
Why do we eat sugar anyway? Your
first Answer might be: Because II is
ssweet and tastes good" OF itself the
;azDver would be correct. but the more
iimportant fact is that the body Graves
suugar because II needs It. And when the
body Graves something 1t gives us an APP
,qetife for II. So primarily that's why we
1iise sugar and things made with sugar
and not just because they are sweet.
In view Of the fact that sugar has gone
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-23
WANTED.
10 THE LADIES.

Big reduction In prices on all sum-
mer dresses In silks. voiles and or.
candies. Call before the sizes are too
badly broken. Webb Brothers.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-23

are interesting because we find that In
stead OF the luxury sugar having gone
up It is the FOOD sugar that has raised
Its price. Yct-ovon though the price is
up we have to have our sweet food Just
the same.
Certainly the makers Of that delicious
beverage Coca-Cola must have dis
covered that sugar Is up, because one of
the principal ingredients In making Coca
Cola syrup is fine cane sugar. Think of
it!-they use an average Of 80 tons of
sugar day-about 4 carloads. But un-
like many manufacturers that company
has itself borne the raise and 30 you and
pay just the same today for our bottle
or glass OF Coca-Cola that we've always
PAID. incidentally, this phase of the sit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29
Cameras and Supplies

NONEl LOANED on AT ARTICLES
% value The Reliable. 81 rhird see
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ity 20 act as water front guard
after delegation OF union long
shoremen reported his alleged mis-
conduct to Police Judge MacMa-
hon
The latter said the complaining
longshoremen reported that Deaver
not only carried three large revolt
sers and an ammonia gun. but had
= shotgun loaded and in plain sigh,
OF all who neared the Great North
crn dock.
They told ManMahon. he said
that Deayer had crossed the private
property line on several occasions
and, waving one OF his revolyers in
the air. ordered union longshore.
men Off the street.
Other reports were made by reg
ular policemen on that beat TO the
effect that Deaver was making too
much display OF his artillery.
Following Chief Beckingham's or
Ger. the water front lspsed into
state OF calm, no trouble having
teen reported up to late in the aft
ernoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29
BLAME SPOTS ON
The sun, FOLKS
Scientists Say That's Why We
Have No Summer
Yet
MANY OTHER THEORIES

Wlutry June has inspired many
weather prophets. scientific and
otherwise. 10 predict there will be
no really warm season A score
Of theories are advanced for this
remarkable condition
sun spots of extraordinary sire
are blamed By the Rev Frederick
l. Odenbach. scientist OF St liz
natius college. Cleveland
n have never seen 30 man sun
spots" he says These spots are
enormous. One IL large enough TO
cover the whole eastern aud south
ern part Of the United states
The sun spots do not directly
control the weather. but their
electric AMI magnetic influence.
combined with local weather con
dltlonH has an effect on the wealth
~. Tho large number % spots In
dcaies an exceptionally cool sum
msr
This year Is the tooth ami.
yerEnry 81 the famous summerless
year OF 1916. when corn seed cost
s. hushel At this rate IL would
cost SIS n buahel this year
Prof John T Timmons. famous
weather expert. Gays he looks for
summer % strange weather. In
tense heat will alternate With
sharp cold spells
lie predicts plenty Of rain IN
New England. but very late crops
all over the country
Serious earthquake shocks, he
fears. viii be felt IN several places
and he saws there viii be tornadoes
Ia the Mississippi valley.
Charles r. Marvin. chief Of the
weather bureau in Washington. IL
trying 20 explain the topsy.turvey
weather he has been studying
the causes OF the dark. gloomy.
rainy days We have had In June.
Chief Forecaater T. H. Bowie
Gays there is nothing in the old
theory that war causes rain and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29
CHIEF FIRES GUARD
WHO MAKES DISPLAY
OF HIS GUN ON DOCK

Police Chief Rockingham Issued
positive orders Thursday that
guards employed BY shippers on the
water front during the Longshore-
mems strike must remain within
the boundaries OF private property
whore they are stationed and must
refrain from undue display OF fire
arms
The penalty for violation OF his
order. he said. would be immediate
discharge
The summary discharge OF James
Deavcr. formerly In charge OF the
marine recruiting station here. who
Was recently honorably dismissed
from that service. followed
Deayer was deprived OF his spe.
cial policemsn's star and his author
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29
WEMT AID RATES

Ore cent a word per insertion.
Six times for the price ~ i've
Counan b0nks-pu~ hundred lines
20 b. used a. desired-Sa 90.
Help and situation ads. one-ha3f rate
Etreral Notices ........-ss .s.., aHe
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stain re- pineapple. Zoe. cherries &C. 10
roosehsrrics. De- ~ stall g.. re BOTTLES
- chit sauce itc large mnckerrt sc.
lar caps 100 doE stall irt spring tatnh
stew tr shoulder ~ lamb i.r. IoFa a.
lamb. isc 10 lamb chops isc ~ Stall
best New York sharp cheese zoo ib
frcsh thurnsd butter soc 10. cottage
cheese Toe Do Ntan " 1913. home
grown Telephone peas lbs lsc. Z M
GOO. nov potatoes. Ec h lbs goo
hone grown beans tsr DO cauiiflower
ioc and i5o head cucumhers. bc each
strawberries Be- box cantaloupes o. and
2 FOR Toe stalls i2-2l. home made pota
to salad. lbs stc home baked beans
o. ut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29

Miss Fair is regarded the pref
test OF all girls taking part in the
allied bazaar in New York to raise
funds for relief work in Europe.
Miss Fair, in nurse costume. is
stationed al the booth for the
French wounded emergency fund
The bazaar has already raised
81 600 000 and is on its second lap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29

stall o. harhut lee ~ salmon. 10
h haithgf cheeks ths ttr safmnn
irnut lbs Etr fresh herring g. 10
-o1nsh 100 10 ? ihs .sc. BLACK cod zoe
h D no esr Ing cod lbs str. siur.
Erun los $50. amrlfs lbs .tr. rod
snapper ior BE- stall rss. fhubarh Ire
ffr. - ne atr. large rautaiaupsH g.
each rrfra fancy peas ihs itg. I TIE
air sseet grape fruit. tr zach. 9 Tor .tc
small cooking apples csc box stan Stf.
hiE fururtsrs BEL zach asparagus tee
% hia cauiifuwsr toe stall Gc9. straa
berries horss Zoe. boxes stc, beet
tomatoes lus .ic eantaloupes. Tor
atr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29
TO HELP SCOUTS

The Seattle Boy Scout organiza.
ton is the weakest IN the country.
according TO Harry H. Gross of
Los Angeles, Pacific Coast director
of the national Roy Scout move
ment lie asked tho Rotary club
to help build it mp. Wednesday.
and n committee was appointed
for the purpose A meeting will
be held at the Arctic club Friday
noon 20 discuss the problem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29

stan ~. lbs standard white granu.
lated sugar s1r Stall 90 fresh pastrur
iEed milk. &C. qt. De- pf stall &c. whole
young salmon 9sc and 1oc each stan
iall. kippefed herrInE lbs goo. pmeltr
lhs 2bc. stalls fi-1t grapefruit q Tor
ioc, cautalpupes 2 Tor 100 stan 1923
new crop apples .r NJ stalls ti.sq. new
potato sausage roc H. Stall a. host
fruit jnr rubbers. be- doy dried peaches.
lbs Zoe. bulk marafonl 5r 10 stalls
et-Gh. best peanut butter Zoe To- Stall
@. sanitary paper drinking cups 80 fnr
TOO stall o. roo rolls toilet pnner aLr
stan g. fresh Yakima eggs use dor
frosh butter 1oc ~ lbs S5c stall ~.
1oc loaNra bread i6c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29
VITAL STATISTICS
Itirh.

birth.
an. A.. - a.. = q resv fs-s
,.
'1,on =, A. 80. ~, - K,,. ts.,
A'ha a, -. ~. - t,-rh -rre
'a 6,, ~, ~, -t NJ, MILO p.~b y.i.
-, 600 - 80 f,..t,r,tt. :.
MA - -. =, -. a. ".
hol 70 "' NN
-. -. A.. u.v ve.srst.,A
80 a. 49,
~, - NJ. & u,r~o,.
~. ~ .. welsh, .-s-
A.. "a -. ~ "a K,t-, artt
80,
a.. - A.. q "a ..f..N ~
-
A. - A.. r. = u.,rbrrt,
,.6s ,.,sb -. ~
cas- =, a. .ra M q G. Johpson
alei Angelina -
,s',s.,.s :,
80, a., -. ~. n r.s...,,sor
az ~ = --ss = '' ' : ''''
go -. a. - ~. Lob, pt.ht -ots
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NotNaIh v l. h@ns' ahn 'n'''''ne =
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-, s.,,s-.J, ts-t.p..s .,s G,,nd,
80. t.t.,.., ., s..,si,
a. ,.t-.. g., t,,.-ct.-, .,A
80. y,,...t,-,,,.. s,.,,ir
,.t.t tt.tt p,.t, yya,h .rt
80 ~ phcs.. tcneg wash
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rms rs A SNAP

t-fnani. uss. modern rnffaEr. barn. lot
festpe ti.sfa iEte zach
reetn ras cottage lot aesiba iisse
ftta rash
90 srrss Gloss 20 KlnEsisn itst. itst
rasH
VorNC a nWOHEHg
st1a vernon Place rhara uaHsrf 80
ROOMS MoptRs fEHNs kb-
dfsss W-sa. Htaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29
Will SELL q ACRES orr
TUI NHAIiEN HOMESTEAD

FOR f5Tb, Improve tnsnts consist %
house. harm fins welt pump. lots
~ straw berries. raHphrrriss cur
rants and E1osshs rrirs plenty %
wood free Tor the cutting This
plses - handy 60 tho - = depot
and Vharvss only blocks from
school. lies veil fpr poultry
ranch with slope "a south To
Insure immediate sale vtit make
terms - so cash ana so month
~ Take boats ~ Madison park
20 kirkland inquire A. Hutke q
Farrars offirs on wharf for a..
rrrftonn
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I9-Male Help Wanted

~ DOfNG business upstairs. Tracia sell.
mons fz6 suits ana oyercgats for SIS
1raeis's Upstairs SUIT shop. 9O5h Third
ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29
TOOTH ANNIVERSARY

The lo0th anniversary of thu
establishment of the American
Bible society viii be celebrated al
the Swedish Baptist church Friday
night. Prominent speakers viii ad
dress the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29
'o--Har.4s.s-svy,
SunbuYn and
Insect StingS
PUBLIC MARKETS


uteaEfn.t bacon ssr % cnttaHs butts
$50 ~ Lamb chop. i-Ne % 40 90
sark flour 50 Quaker oats. iee pks
900 heffls tiuine tr niik cans stf
fresh thurnsd batter ihs tsc fresh
ranch ssss So dos oregon cream
cheese fte ih salmon joe TO- black
roa he 3tr sturEean Tee a. cherries
soc ih oantaioupss FOR Sc pineapple
600 each. peas Or 10 rauiifoWsr s.
each Jelly tAFis i3c aof German coffee
rakes itr each sweet ~. bread. Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29

dark days
William J. Humphreys. In charge
OF the chronological Investigations
for the weather bureau. says vol
cauic Disturbances, not war. are
the chief factor in regulating
weather. but he can find no such
disturbances large enough to
cause the present weather re-
verHals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29
INCORPORATE R. R.

WILMINGTON. Del. June %
The Corporation Trust Co. today
filed a certificate OF incorporation
OF the Western Pacific Il. r. Co.
with capital stock OF s75.000.000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29
2S-Splrltual Mediums


ctAtHvoYANr ANp rALNtsrRY AZ
tnitsfaitY. between tifth and slath
Tell pact present ant future Consisting
business and love affairs advise yuu
about divorce cases and what eiii b..
Youf lucky step Co. iifs SEP take uiii teii
FUN names ~ your latsf Hperthvsrt
friends enemies. ami shat you are
most adapted Tor Test reading frse
Permanently located iipufs m O.
en-
CIRCLE ruNtuur 80 N3AHAuEs
Tor all attending consuitatlon daily
Nine c,pfisnus uatsl Nofris. itHh
Thifd
UEFtNEp nrANptNANtAN WIDOW
sishes position a. houssksepsr ~
aidnwars horne ~ riuh ~ fao of three.
~~-S>~,eee~~,~~>s,ss,eS -s~~e~~-~~~~~o-~~~~~~
16--For Rent Furnished
itHNfHHtp. MnuEWN .nuoN HOUSE
Slice iawn and cprsfs ono block Nortt
Queen anne az iiia sixth 81 Phone
~~~~o~~~S~~~4~e-~e>~
27-For Rent UNFINISHED
- % -t'u4f Room coTTAaE GAS
bath tart. car lines G1et Wnth y
Phone queen Anue s5st
80 HnENr noon UNFtNNtHltFp
cottage modern. r~asapahis r-nt Cap-
ucl ttil dlstri.i Iasi stss
2o-Unfurnished Apartments
RITA ort<rY NupER~ ANp 4
. I,-2' l9. ,.e, - t.., Z ~
30-Furnished Rooms
uSE noon ArkHTNENrH. WITH
sttrhenettn ~ Marion
''-~<Nfers>e'rN~e~N~~s~~~ ~-e-@N~sNg~e~~~~~e~~~~
3i-Housekeeping Rooms
MODERN HotsEKEErt~u ROOMS
nirsiY tutnishsa o. psf meath f.hsns
~N<>N~>~s~-~~~o~~-~~~~~
'f-- Business Chances
WANTED HsALL. HiitNatE MIL.
Frirs io- with risntr - timber -
G,ss ~ ~, M.s - ila-s.l =
4o--Exchanges
ron SALE or EXcutNuH - SIX
hnfs~s. saEnn ESQ matched teams
fnunE rrfrhsfnn fnf irpfnt - real 90
tate ~ Fofd car rhane sidney sra
Nsfsfs rus~ifa wash
WANTED TO rHAuE 40 kgRfs 90
unirupfass - land. sf4 miles sast -
Aphurn fer good team 80 good Feff
-->~s~1~,--~~~e~->~~~~~~>~ ~~e~~~~~-~s-~~-~5
81. ACREAGE FOR SALE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29

BEND DO YOJ KNOW a COUNTY,
that ls booming Central oregon II
you have am doubts. call a. 80 Alas-
ka HidE and see Hr Williams. or send
postal for literature containing facts
ALMOST ~ ~IGHr or SEATTLE
Three d-arre tracts % the very best soft
To close them out. ftTb each. $50 cash
$40 per month
CLIFFORD a VAN ARsDAII Inr.
1919 Third Ave. 10i Washington 81
Open evenings tlii o'clock
ron DETAILS oS LANDS
Handy 10 our mills and camps
write or see T. u xEtKLEJoHN
Mar Land Dept. 1901 T. c smith BldK
sEATTLE WASH
You deal with ua direct"
THREE LAKES II MBEH co
BARgAIS % ACRES LAID. MILES
south 81 Port orchard. cabin ioxia.
wood shed chicken house. tools two
wells i13 sscond ave g Hotel ore.
son Price 1850 Herman Sour. owner
SKI orr COLBY GARDTN TRACTS
acres very rich. deep black ana rcd
loan soil. easy 10 clear. several creeks
and springs on county road hair mile
from beach close 90 school store T. %
dock ana HhWmil u IT, 10 and frro
grocery delivery % miles from fhlq
office and ttfst faro seyetnI hundred
acres divided in b-lore tracts Your
choice a. $500. $50 cash, $40 per month
AtsEN sENroN 90.
1910 First Ave Elliott Sgf7
ACRES HICH ALDER BOTTOM
n75i $50 CASH. $40 rEK MONTH
This IL almost lea sight ~ Seattle. iust
across tho bay. near cnlby fIno boat
service. rich soil. cheap fare
CLIFFORD VAN ARSDAIE. Inc.
1913 Third Ave 101 Washington 81
Open evenings con o'clntl
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MADAM kIRL

ties ard explains love affairs and fam.
90 troubles fsuuites the separated efc
Explains permanent health rules
Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge
40 ono in trouble turned away money
or no menef Permanently located at
sfE Union I'd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29
44-Houses for Sale


aoHE Lucky oNE
Wti go my home Tna arfes a. SOUTH
rSHk room house harm. shirker
houses a. large bearing fruit trees
small fruit au hints rich. deep soi
ran make ntinr on place Terms 'n
FHn
ELt.EH nrtHrot. tslt Seventh Ate
rah- south PARA ear &C. ~ 81 ci.fsr.
dale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29

no rEn EaYrrfAS
,t.AFRNoYANr ana
medium gives al
vice on business
matter. love health
and family affairs
tells the name -
your future husband
Or eifs tell. n the
one you iuAs h. true
or false what psft
% tn country -
tuekfssf 10 YOU aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29
LOGGERS

Look 'hts up during the Fourth - July
shutdown We are building little houses
or our 20 acre tracts close 20 logging
camps where YOU can work We soil
these little farms n our iognrrs on a
monthly payment plan. Ike rent W.
want steady married men 20 work for
" Would you not rather work where
you can live ~ h0m~ and develop a
little farm This ts ln sknEit county
Write mo for fuu Information
- e PETERS 1i0 Columbia st.
OHisINAL MOLEH BARBER SCHOOL
223 Occidental Az.
We teach he barber trade thoroughly.
secure positions. wages whIis learning
Special low rata
:. :. :. =. -------
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OFiIOGDS:. ., s:,'

GET WELL NATURALLY Z
CHINESE HERBS HONR
REMEDIES - The Mon II.
Woo. c. II. u. Chinese Herbs
Remedies are successfully
treating thousands by using
the nature herbs
NJ. HEE WO
Chinese Medicine Co.
.os James ST. between md
and srd AYES. Seattle. wash.
Established lses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29
DO Yor NEED MONEY!,

DO TOO MID NINEfF
Wa vii loan YOU money on any az.
firi. % value We can also save
sou money on Elf your needs ep~.
rial sale on auction Eaons consist
Ing - clothing shoes. guns. trunks.
suit cases safrhss fru~iry musical
Instruments AiaskA inEgerA and
fishers supplies etc Come and
see The bargain Store and Loan
office. i3e FIRST ave corner Wash
inKton Phone Main f11t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-29

&nD, TENTS SwSf.fGs
.DLZ<6N Everything IN Canvas
D<Bt al University.
PH0SOCRAPHs OR SPECIALITY
We trade buy rent repair.
Musical Record Exchange
1919 westiah@ Elliott 2s1s.
CLEARING HOUSE
For Musical Instruments
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43-LOT FOR SALE

81 500 CASH
Elsht lots sqsapu small s.room hauss
barn sheds cement mHk house etfT
u4fsr rttf walk ali paid fef. about
% fruif trees 3 stands 20 bees 2 cnaH
miiEInE rnminH be- tn about
weeks calves months ola 90
chickens Alec irsss on pasture Tor az
TIE stock blocks from the depot
ali the Eatdsn in fsr ihts year A..
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