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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12
EGYPTIAN
pHRENOIOGIST

MADAM SiuA has iust arrived IN HsAtfis
never whs here tsfpre anf th~ ran s#si
POS Az rsus pest iifa ard shat FnuF
fafafs iife l. 70 - can afstsr fuu o.
tusin-ss affairs. family affair and love
arfaiFs tell yaa shea suu uiii marry
ana ths Initial % ths on. pna utu
marry haH % ronaBsr vnur snsrniss
ard avoid al trnahia ard 10 hAaaF
tells HQa IN rrgHfd 70 resi- absent
friends. tells yna shat Saa af~ aharssH
Ter srt hos % ~ successful IN nfs
tells yna shat business ls f1css iarky
Tor zee. The madam uui siFs saa
ever satl.sasfinn tfsf readings srs
al enuftdsnftat charges 81 rsnfs Tts
madam ran ~ faund a. EfeW rnInn =
uHn fTafsf
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3o-Waterfront Property

z rooms frautfuf grounds. abundant
surufF surfrr nHfer enHf over SIC. goo
bargain at 1850. or eiii IN
change tnf atuulIaf place. You can
live uu ihis land and work down town
CLIFFORD a NAN AU-DAit. the.
1913 THIRD Ave. iei Washington ht
nucn nAcnLnna lLl- o---nrk
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DO YOt KNOW THAT THERE ~ A
strike on all water fronts 81 the Pacific
coaHt7 10 you know that water front
workers over the Pacific are on strike
for better wages and cOnditions7 Are
you aware that this strike IL on behalf
Of human bettermentY why should
you lend your services to strangis such
sffort7 DO you know that the water
front employer f. now paying less for
strikebreakers than union men are ask
Ing tori DO you know Of any reason
why you should accept a position NJ
strikebresker7 Are you aware that tho
whole state 81 Washington IL I'm need
81 honorable laborT why should YOU
humilIate yourself ~ atrikebreaker ?
n IN need n employ ment. call aud let
vs. direct You where you eau secure
same ~ least. call and lot us cx-
plain our principles and efforts
HIGGERs' AND ~TENIDoHI-' INIoN
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
5-AtRE TRACT. s61S
$50 CASH, SO MONTHiN

Facing good road about half mile
from Lake Washington and dock
or an improved place still cloHer
In. with Groom house. newly
paperrd. with we'll, also fronting
county road. Tor 1885 terms $50
cash. $40 monthly Either place
handy 20 school and stores. To
SEQ these take kirkland boats
at Madison park to burke a
Farrar's office IN kirkland
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ii ACRES FoR CHICKEN RANCH.
main land near n v about one hour
from Seattle Low price VIII sell on
terms or exchange FOR small house or
lots T. y HOLMES. $50 Empire
BidE second ana Msdison.
WILL ENCIiANDE ACRES. uNiN-
numbered Hcuton line. near Hr3n
Mawr lies fine Tor 90 eeroom cot.
taFe IN rniverHiy district on actual
value basis Address owner n y. u. Z.
box eos Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12

All sUFFEnEHs FROM siCKNEas
ehrnnir disease. had habits. poverty ~
dsfnrmitisa should take treatments
which The Divine arienfists offer free
Sundays ~ 4 m. Manaays Wednes.
days. Fridays .. m T7t ifth.
Ant ID
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FOX TROT sna Other neasfn
dances taught FHEE
afternoons i TO o. under direction rFaf
Martin Jones. iiippodremc fifth and
une~fsltY
ANlAklLL/ ice powN. tios A WEEK
Eg-5A buys diamond o. wAteh
wv PETER MICHAEL. 800 md
w tihsrsl oredit usmpasiinH
WALK dances in D 90 lessons
- iiitis cnst. no differences " gsu
C hsNef danced before private
NJ balls street shoes o. * 81
IN reung lady assistants stage
AW dancing Main isii
IA STEVENS 40, a.. s r.S'' s,,.
tArrtS gas iiEs ~ MGnniED IirE
Are Ynu iansiYf 1sin seattle Reliable
frirndsbip CLUB Ladies' tree Ada =
Fvans tii tHinH Apt 70
oar MAHRiEp nrar MATRIMONIAL
paper Published Mailed frss TIRE
Correspondent roiede. ohio
KopAKEhA-@iN Ari. Ars THEY'RE
done 10 cents feii Jacobs. ri
CIT ACQUAINTED AoctErrF NETT
inns Thursday evenings Fte Pine q
rhonv Main 1919
zoe COMPLETE hr.akfs.t willard
csfs Hsvsrth snd uuisa
LAuJts AZ Efsat. successful remedy
positively guaranteed Madam Gran.
iits iith ass
nav GHEEN tA AoW focArRp ar
TIE Hoilana Hotel Fnaf'h ard letter.
son. opposite nsw court house Private
psfiofs private entrance on Jsffsfsah
Ministerial ssrfifss rendsrsf
sec DINNER sppsiifins dishs. wihafa
Cafe Esssath snd union
star Want Ads cover the caurc
Northwest
SO NEHeHaSrr Ef'Sru. wff.faNf5
CAFE. Fstrnth sns tnien
va Pay cAHu roh ffnNfTunE ms
firs a. rteas Msin see
sAyaSAt,slil. y q hsis isst - ~.
2@-Business Personal
Mss JEWELL. NANicruiSu tffts
rtird efftee no.
Mfah hAns nErstnEp .ss FEp.
rfss timnk HfHF
"-~-e~~~~4~~~~~~~~~s-s,e>s
2S--Spiritual Mediums
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ny pptSa HUHfNEHs uPHrAtttH
rfaci- sells Msns 90 aaits ana ever
coats Tor SIS Tfartss Upstairs suit
shop eQfb rhifd ave
Don't MISS CHERRY DANCE Fnt+
DAY evening iiproHrums ftfth ant
University Souvenirs free GO alt
ts 90 VALUE TROUSERS ron - So
tundauisi tiny upstairs clothes shop
Green MOS zen ant fsiss
WANTED tt uoYA Ar oNcE ArrLT
AZ sis Fasrth ave near Jsffrfs@n
kAVNNAtaHi 10 tiAra. ices tsi Az
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MADAM NELLIE


= y NV Ut ~ 7 WI TNT-NT"TNT ETt
University. hstasen Flfih and Rirth
Tell past present and faguf~ rrurisfius
business ana love affairs advise Faa
about divorce eases ard what viii 10
your lucky step In NE 10 take. viii tsif
fuii names - Fauf lover. sweetheart.
ffisuds enemies ana shat peu are
rnusf adapted Tor Test reading free
Permanently located Hours a. ~,
-
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for Sale.

SASH AND DOORS
E~rf your orders for sash ard doors
6ty~rt 70 O. r. witIians CO. We can
save you money. give you tho best o'
service and guarantee safe delivery
Our big cafRioxu. No. ~ mailed free.
postpaid. on request This cnfainru.
should BE- IN the hands Of every one
expecting 70 build write for one today
s.er1ss-pamst doors .s..s........ i.a9
rraffsuan t-panei doors ........ lis
Cottage front door. - =. A glass. = 90
Screen doors. galvanized wire. las
ferf7 s.NEht sash ..-..-.-...-. 81
1sx7S medicine cabinet door .... 21s
Cupboard door slash grain panels. IS
s-piy veneer panels. square foot y
Turned porch columns. sxsrs-e. as
Frames inside finish. mouidinEs build
ers hardware
o n WILLIAMS 90.
Tel Main 1851 :sts Firs, Az. p
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ADALINE LLOYD

Others come and so. hut Tor 20 years
Alkaline Lloyd has been seattle's phren-
0loEist ana business adviser in all ~.
fairs 81 life 2ii Union, Apt f. El-
iott $3.50 Special this week SOC
CHERRY BALL FRIDAY EVENING.
tiippodrome. Souvenirs given 10 al
free
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD
gold and silver ana false teeth. wash
inEton Brokerage Co. SIS Joshua
Green hidg Hours. 70 p. IN.
MRS LlHDQUIsr--rrai nurse West
st7w
HBgfsTERED MIDWIFE Mrs VII
isiksen 7oie 18Th w. W Phone Bai-
lard 1861
priysts majority nome. gioa r Madison.
MISS HARDING ~ MA ,,.l...,
Ing Art & Arcade Hotel igil Second
UABTfME PLAYfNG TAUGHT 10 no
20 lessons success guaranteed bof sos
PantnEes BldK
DIAMONDs WANTED HIGHEST CASH
price paid for diamonds. pawn tickets
bought Washington Brokerage Co.
gib Joshua Green Bldg Hours to
. m
DENVER DYE woRkB-is0s 7th ave
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ADVICE ABOUT LOVE. nUsINEFs
money matters etc This Furnpea n
paimist. with splendid reputation can
help you Price Soc 1875 Seventh. be-
tween Pike and Pins
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RIGGERs AND STEyEDoRE- TNIoN
Oh SEATTLE

ORIGINAL MODERN BARBER
COLLEGE. 2te Occidental Ave
Teaches the barber trade wages paid ,
positions secured. RATES cut In two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12

fAMffiEs WITH cnitpREN OWN ~
years nf parties - uueasn frsiftnE e.
So 90 sumner ruyailap trrrr fields
phens Or appig FEDERAL f.fnpinYmsst
pfrtc- Fffst ard tniau. fos ihfafma
ton
HENRY rtckEHs WANTED EXCEL
lent arrnuntnsis'igns and n~it e e
ruimsr. ruraiiup. WASH y a. No
ftaN h.
wONEN nEcoME y guVERSNt.Sr
clerks sc meath Seattle rtamfna4
tisus FsmtaK sample ausstlHns free
Frankiin tHstttuis. Dept ser. Hoehsas
ter ny
NOVELTY CfEnRN DANCE FRIDAY
svsnins ftiupedrpms Souvenirs frye
= AZ 80. : :,
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LARGEST LOANS on DtNMoSps AND
f-Weiry per cent. legal rates. strictly
confidential American Jswsiry Co.
Sc second ave
MONEY LOANED on MI ARTICLES
~ value The Reliable sar rhFrd ave
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" HALL @HsrAptisurn issr.
General practice purks Building, eos
second ave Msie lsea .>.>.-.
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r. r sCNOrr ~ Downs nids. fce ND
ave CO Nsut.TATtoN FREE CONT
Dental. law husband ard Wife sen
eraf practice fees moderate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12

lifted rorPrtAS
CLAfRVoNASr and
medium. gives al r.
vice on business
matters love health
and family affairs
tells the name %
yeur future husband
or wife tells u the
one yea love 10 trus
or false. what part
% the country 10
turktsst % you. and
he sucepssful In life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12

ties and explains love affairs and fam.
~ troubles reuuues the separated. etc
Explains permanent health rules
Satisfaction guaranteed er no charge
~ enc IN trouble turned away money
o. NO money. Permanently located at
eft rntan at
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27-For Rent unfinished

bath car line yard queen Anne g7a9
ron RENT-I5 90 rEH MONTH Two.
room house and large garden. free
watsr 1903 seventh n
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33-Children Boarded

.CmLDREN TO HOARD GOOD HOME.
not Far from Aili beach s7lB w HoI-
gate. IVES, seattle
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28-Furnished Apis.
2o-Unfurnished Apartments

APARTMENT
and rooms, modern Inquire Main
IEEu
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Classified Business Directory
Junk

). Aia.Aa jaaA Co iiso Fif'' ave : nino'i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12
NINE. VICTORfA

Ths celebrated phfsnaioxts' ciairvorsnt
snd paiuist. gives scientific readings
On all affairs % iifs. past present or
failure. You have seen the others nos
see the best. " IN tropbis All reading.
guaranteed satisfaciory or No fees &C.
esptrd HsadinE# soc Location over
Owl Drug Co ios9 Pike Il
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Billiard Tables
Ricvcie Supplies

VIZ no coon woPK-G " UhRr,
wiz 1891 Fourth Phone Msin ssst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12

kDN TRDT ard other modsfn
dances taught FHEE
afternoons / TO o. under direction Pref
Martin Jones. iiippodtemo. rifth and
ffHIsaFslfa
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e2-Female Situation

WANTED = fostrioN "A HOUSE
keeper In wtdawsrs home o. apart
meet Address H-ft star
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2i-Female Help Wanted

$3.50 -, : = .IA :. y. =. !,
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Az HONEST LABORING MAN. EARN
Ing good wages. would like 10 meet
lady not over 10 years n age. object
mAtrimonY. no iriflers references OK
changed Address fi-ss care star
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Astornevs-at-Law

kCssEi.L ". FARRrtt,-ass y, Y hk.
General practice, estates laws hushenn
ana wife. consultation free Elliott as.
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23-PERSONALS

wASrEp--A MArEURa LrHic TttEA
-. 70. ogs.sssssi !. = sss :, srtasg
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-08-31
THE JEFFERSONIAN

questions as does any congressman
from New York, Missouri or any
other State. If Judge Cox becomes
the congressman from this district he
will not have to resort to methods
that many congressman do who write
speeches on measures that have long
since been settled and mail these out
to their constituents for political
purposes under the mailing privilege
allowed by the government, when
such speeches have never been de-
livered. This is a wrong practice and
Judge CoX's friends will guarantee
that he will not resort to it and as
sure the public that he will always
be fair and frank with his constitu-
ents.
They commend his candidacy to
the voters of the Second District and
ask his election upon his merits as a
man and upon the merits of the
issues that he represents. (Advt.)
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-08-31
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER,

To the People of Georgia:
am a candidate for Railroad
Commissioner, subject to the ensuing
Democratic primary, to be held Sept
18th, 1915, to succeed Hon. C. M.
Gambler. If elected, will stand for
the economic adjustment of freight
and passenger rates: will favor
freight rates that don't tend to form
a monopoly for that of one city or
town over the remaining cities and
towns. Your support and influence
will be deeply appreciated
JAMES H. PEOPLES,
Canon, Franklin County,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-08-31
CANDIDATE FOR SOLICITOR
GENERAL.

To the Citizens of the Ocmulgee Cir
cult
/ am candidate for the office of
SolicitOr-General of the Ocmulgee
Circuit, subject to the primary of
Sept. 18th.
IF elected, I will discharge the du-
ties of the office impartially, without
regard to factions or any mans
standing Or influence.
Respectfully,
EMERSON -. GEORGE.
Madison, Ga, Aug. 10, 1915.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-08-31
ANN on NCENHENTS
FOR SOLICITOR GENERAL.

FOR SOLICITOR GENERAL.
To the Voters of the Dublin Judicial
Circuit:
! hereby announce my candidacy
for reelection to the office of Solicit
tor General of the Superior Court OF
the Dublin Circuit. This announce
ment is made subject to the primary
election to be held on the 18th day
OF September. I would appreciate
the support of every voter in the cir
cult. If elected l shall as in the past
endeavor to discharge the duties Of
the office fairly, impartially, econo-
mically and to the very best of my
ability. l am profoundly thankful
to the people of the Circuit for the
support they have heretofore given
me.
am now serving my first term as
Solicitor General, and l trust the
people of the Circuit will honor me
with second term for which | will
be most thankful.
Respectfully,
e. L. STEPHENS.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-08-31
FLORIDA INTERESTED IN ANTI
ROMAN CATHOLIC LEC-
TURES.

Dear Sir: w. L. Burman, a resi-
dent Of Turkey Creek, Fla, gave his
lecture on "Romanism a Menace to
the Nation" to large and atten-
tive audience at this place Sunday
night July 18th. We consider this
lecture clear, forceful and logical
presentation Of the dangers threat
ening the freedom of our American
Institutions, through the unquench-
able desire of Rome to control the
national government, and Romantic
our public schools and bring a curse
upon the church of our Lord, by
giving license to sin and immortality.
The eloquenCe Of speech can best
be judged by the two hours of al
most breathfess attention given the
speaker. We commend this lecture
to those seeking aruth.
CITIZENS
Turkey Creek, Fla.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-08-31
To the People of Georgia

The members of the bar who have practiced
with Hon. Roscoe Luke az a lawyer, have unan-
imously endorsed him for ore of the three new
places the Court of Appeals.
have known him since childhood l do not
know better lawyer, and the people so regard
him.
He is a clean man, upright, honest, and with
character.
| want to endorse him for one of these three
places, and ask the people of Georgia to vote for
him at the primary on September 12
J. A. CHASTAIN.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-08-31

Judge w E. Thomas Candidate
gressional
ably
Georgs Judiciary
enviabe
widely
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-08-31
FOR JUDGE OF SUPERIOR COURT.

To the People Of the Dublin Circuit.
l hereby announce my candidacy
for reelection as Judge of the Su-
perior Court Of the Dublin Circuit
l have done my duty during the few
months | have held that position,
and trust that the people will reward
me with full term
J. l.. KENT.
Aug. 14th, 1916.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-08-31
To the White People Of the Northern Circuit:

i am candidate for Judge of the Northern
Giro uit subject to the primary election to held
September 18th. 1915, aud will appreciate your
Support and influence.
II elected / will discharge the duties of the
Office courteousy and efficiently.
Respectfully,
WALTER L. HODGES,
HartweI, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-08-31
Farms for Sale.

six spendid farms, ranging from ninety to ak
hundred acres desire co sell four of these,
me care Of State Capitol; after that time at
Moultrie, Ga.
ROBT. l.. SHIP.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-08-31
SAVE YOUR HORSES.

Three of the best formu' as for COLIC, SPAVINH
HEAVES. Make 4hem yourself, Save money.
By mail % cents
721 Y. M c. A. Building. Baltimore, Md.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
Is Too Often Confused With Purity In Women
Says Paula

purity OF mind spoiled by some per
nicious influence
HE threw up his hands in horror
My dear young woman, you do not
seem TO know you cannot have pur.
ity when innocence has vanished.
and certainly you cannot say this
girls mind is pure when she is
about 10 reap the consequences of
her sin
my little friends mind is as
pure as that OF your own wife !
answered. She loved man as
your wife loves you. The blame for
her fall should be put upon limo.
cence. the loss OF which you de-
plore.'
You must not compare woman
OF that sort 10 my Wife he said.
angrily My wife knows nothing Of
life but what have taught her.
Neither does my friend know
anything of life but what the man
who wronged her taught her, and
| am not sure am not as sorry for
your wife as | am for my friend
He was too angry TO say more.
found place for my friend with
woman who was able TO under
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

"Margie," said Paula. earnestly, II
have often wished that great femin-
inc fetish. innocence. be killed once
for all. Don't confound innocence,
which merely means lack OF knowl-
edge, with purity which means clean
mind and heart as we'll as a clean
body.
MANY good people believe II
woman is clean physically and limo
cent mentally she is above reproach.
No. Being innocent she lacks the
knowledge of what constitutes pur
ity.
81 once went to a clergyman to
try to get a home for a girl with
one OF his parishioners. The girl
worked In lawyers ONCE with
only her innocence az shield,
when she should have had vigilance.
shrewdness, diplomacy and will pow
err would rather see the mark OF
these in a girls face than the vac
Mous prettiness OF innocence.
THE clergyman advised me TO put
her in a home for such as she until
her child was born.
That's Just what | don't want to
do, | answered. I don't want her
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

stand truth and had the courage 10
acknowledge Il.
1T seems strange that there still
are men who would have the WON.
en- they are interested In like nice
little wax dollies with the look
which means nothing but ignorance
dolls that they can take out and
play with when they wish"
You are bitter. Paula" | said.
mo, dear" she answered. II am
not bitter at all am just trying
10 find an excuse in the nature OF
man for some OF the hurts he deals
us. Margie. the woman is very,
very lucky who has home and chill
dren 10 take up her time-yes," she
continued quickly when | tried TO
interrupt. even when she is mar
ried unhappily. II she has children
their care will take her mind of
her own worries"
ITO BE Continued)
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

den. Frederick NJ Alger. Miss Fay
Algcr, Miss Elizabeth y. LOOMS, G..
4 stephens, Mr.. and Mrs j. Deane
Rucker. Edward A. Sumner. Mrs.
Henry r CLANCY, Harry VI. Jcwett,
G. V. y. Lothrop, Edward p liam
mono, albert W Russell, Charles B,
Warren. Jr., ana Wetmore Warren.
Mrs. Hedley Williamson gave a
small bridge party, Thursday, in
honor Of Mrs. Leo. OF Chicago.
@
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph w Keenan,
have returned from their summer
home on Crosse lie TO theiI resi-
dence, No. II Mareton-st
On Saturday afternoon Miss Rose
belyes, cf Toronto, and william
Dawson. ~ Detroit, were united In
marriage in the home OF Mrs
Charles stevens. sister Of the bride,
No. IS Ahbott.st., Elder John r..
Grice CffiCiatinS. The young couple
will make their home in this city.
.
Mrs Thomas Doyle has returned
from Watkins Glen.
Mr.. and Mrs George Bennett, of
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

yesterday when run on his private
bank here brought him near financial
ruin.
Tuna had loan Of $4,000 out
and failure 10 collect II made II inn
possible for him TO pay his deposit
ors. who had become alarmed by the
failure OF several private banks. He
made vain attempts to borrow sl2.-
900 TO tide over the emergency.
For years Joseph had worked as
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

The school girl must have her
plaids whether they are in or out
OF fashion.
without a plaid frock OF serge or
Bingham her wardrobe is bare as
Mother Hubbards cupboard.
In cotton wolfe. bingham and cot
ton suiting all the Scotch clans are
represented in the shops this fall,
and for days when Jack Frost nips
noses there are serge and wool fab
rics in gay checks
frock that caught my eye at an
exhibit OF school girl toggery in
New York is this one in lightweight
suiting in blue or green with a strik
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

clerk in bank and then IL years
ago we started one Of our own
haid his widow. Year in and year
out we worked hard and now II II
for nothing. Joseph wanted so much
to leave his mara in the world.
And now Joseph has kiIlec him
self. Poor Joseph. Well, the peo-
pie shall be paid And then shall
join him. We worked together too
long to remain separated"
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

ing line OF yellow silk occasionally
criss-crossing H.
It's so simple the mother-dress-
maker need not hesitate TO copy IT,.
The full gathered blouse Is in one
with the skirts. The bishop sleeves
are navy blue wolfe with plaid and
blue cuffs. The organdy collar has
band OF blue.
An ideal school frock with heaps
OF style Is the model at the right,
The inevitable navy serge is used,
but the Dutch bodice buttoned at the
side with smoke color pearl button
and the rakish shoulder straps give
Il r quaint charm OF its own.
The guimpe il lawn. OF course. and
the sleeves comfortable for the girl
who sits at a desk.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
Series of
Little Sales

for which we have space to
make but the merest mention.
Many of them carry even
greater reductions than they
did at the beginning of the
sale.
Fine yard-wide PercaleS at
71ac a yard.
1000 yards of Kimono
Flannels at 10c a yard.
Good 4O-in. Crepe de Chine
Silk at 81 a yard.
Femstitched Mercerized Ia
BILE Covers at SOC each.
Firm Turkish Towels at lac
each.
Wool Finished Cotton Blan-
kets at S1.39 and $3.50 a pair.
Warm, Heavy Comforts
Oarge) at $1.98 and S2.9S.
Mems and Women's Hand
kerchiefS at &c each.
Genuine Thermos Bottles at
S1.29 each.
Hudson's Basement store
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
WILL WORK TO PAY
HUSBANDS DEBTS,
THEN END LIFE
BY UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-"I shall work
until every dollar is paid and then
I. too. shall die"
That vas what Mrs. Joseph Tuna
said today after she had recovered
from the shock OF hearing that her
husband had committed suicide late