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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-11

whether YOU be rich or poor does not
matter. The question with the FinlaN
Co. is and always will be, Do you
stand in need Of help? Has every
thing seemed TO fail? During the past
five years the Earth has been secured
from Pole TO Pole, in desperate
effort to grasp those prescriptions
which are commonly termed Specifics.
Not only has every School of Mcdi-
cine been thoroughly investigated, but
the best and only the best prescrip-
lionS of each have been adopted Those
which can be said TO be one hundred
per cent efficient.
THE PROFESSOR
having charge Of the offices here is
not only familiar with the Medical
Laws of the United States and the
State Of West Virginia, but he was
compelled 10 familiariZe himself with
the laws Of all other Countries. He.
therefore, allows only qualified physi-
Clans who are properly registered in
the Stale Of W. Virginia TO handle any
of his special prescriptions, and there
fore protects the Public against the
slightest trace of suspicion rs 10 the
legitimacy OF his enterprise. The
Professor himself is a large taxpayer
in this Country, and his exceptionally
high standing in the Community alone
is Il guarantee that he would himself
b. connected only with a movement
with The highest motives.
THE ClIESSING CONTEST
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-11
OPEN BOWLING LEAGUE.

Members Of he Y. II. &. \. dOrmito"y.
who have organized bowling teams Will
answer to the call on next Monday eve
ming. and the bowling league season 1T
thr association will be- formerly opened.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-11

of ParkerShurg; chief works Richie
county; authorized capital $4,000. In
corpurutors: j. NJ Connolly r. Il;
stiles. t., II. Rrxroal. n. NJ. Marshall
and &. r.. Smith. all of FarkcrsburG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-11
NOTICE..

The Board Of commissioners. not
having completed tn" registration OF
voters for the ensuing Gca"ral EicC-
tinn. VIII sit ut their o!iir" in HE
Court House on Monday. Oct. 18Th,
lyli from 500 y. NJ. until l2:uu III.
and from 100 +. NJ. until 5:nu /. w.
and from I:mU +. NJ. until 300 l.. ~
for the purpose of registering any
ana all voters entitled 10 rr%iSira-
lion.
Geo. ". uidhalL CIrrE.
U-lH-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-11

Tonight's EameS-Cameron VS.. Bing-
willie.
Musec Ten Pin League
No games.
Tonight's games-Progrcssire vs. Fl.
Henry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-11
Vir1lax Doctors Arrives
Office Opened To-day

hear them come in to Baer's 18th and
Market ST. Store, and guess the Pro-
Iessor's age. When you buy your bot
tie of EinlaX take Il guess at the Pro-
ftsSur's age You may be the one
when least expected to guess it cor
rectly, as many children have demon
strated by winning the $1,000 auto.
mobile elsewhere. You are cordially
invited to call between 10 and u and
. and ar McLain Bldg Rooms 1921
No. 40-4o 1"th ST., for free consultation
and examination.
VINLAX
can now be procured at. the Dent
Pharmacy. Bridgeport, and Ernest K.
noge, 6 n. 4th Street, Martins Ferry.
MRS. M. BISHOP TEsTIFlEs.
Testimonials from all quarters are
now coming in daily. One Of the most
interesting is that Of Mrs. N. Bishop
who came in to-day and said: II have
suffered with my kidneys and liver for
years. tried every Physician and
Specialist | heard of without obtain
ing any relief whatsoever. Reading
so much about Vinlax. at first l paid
no attention. not believing that a tonic
could heal up those organs, but I am
proud To state that after I did mako
up my mind and began its use was
delighted from the beginning. The
very first dose gave me encourage.
ment, and ] consider myself now az
we'll and strong as ever was"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-11
THE GUESSING CONTEST

has created il great many interesting
situations. II is indeed amusing to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-11

DAVE says:
Here's wishing the Ma
sons a dandy week Of it. Lo-
cal members OF the order
know
THE KRAUs STORE
as the best mems store in
the city; visiting brothers
should also learn to take adj
vantage Of its large stocks
and accommodating service.
We have everything you
need in the way Of dress
clothes-full dress, tuxedo,
white vests, ctc.-and we
can have them ready for you
almost at a moments notice.
Furnishings, too t 0 T
hats, shirts, neckWear, un-
dcrwear, socks, collars, etc,
see lis, sure.
Weather for today: Fair.
~ o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-11
BOW LING

CARROLL CLUB DUCK PIN LEAGUE.
rh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-11
VINLAX

can now be procured at the Dent
Pharmacy, Bridgeport, and Ernest K.
Hoge, 6 n. 4th Street, Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-11
Fifth Inning.

Carrisan's men went out IN nrGnr in
the fifth inning. Wheat barely moved
in catching Lewis lin" drive. Gardner
VAS at bat a long time aud finally fli"d
to Muwrry zinc bust Scott could do
was to push a grnt!ud"r at C"pmhS ANA
WAS thrown out.
The Supcrbas won thc game in their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-11

tirely sufficient for their supporters.
In contrast with the Boston games
that OF today. was played in cool.
crisp weather, and oyercoats were
necessary for comfort to the specta-
tors in all but the sunny left field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19
SHORT NEWS

MRS. MARGUERITE MAJew-
ski. 1851 18th ave. W.. had hand
bag snatched from her hand Just as
she WAS about to enter her home.
Tuesday night
NEARLY 100 families OF Wash
ington militiamen in Seattle are in
want. and the Seattle Red Cross.
el6 Cobb building. urges all per-
Fons willing to give aid to notify
headquarters.
G. L. CARTER. chief yeoman at
Bremerton. is alarmed because OF
the failure of his wife TO arrive
from Portland. Her baggage arriv-
ed safely
MEMBERS OF Battery A pledged
themselves Tuesday night to bring
in enough new recruits 20 ill the
organization TO war strength of 1870
men.
JUDGE Al6ERTsoN has en-
Joined the Union Savings am Loan
association from using the Lame.
upon the application OF the Union
Savings and Trust Co. until the
similar titles can be Strengthened
out in court.
TACOMA - A coroner's iuNl
Tuesday night exonerated J. r.
Bowling. a special officer. OF kill
ing Alexander Laidlaw. a striking
longshoreman. believing he did il
in self-defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19
CITY BRIDGE TO
DELAY VESSELS

Hardness on The part Of the city
81 Seattle In removing Intervening
bridges on IA. Salmon BayI.ake
Washington water way and replac'
Ing them with new ones VIII pre-
vent the entrance OF deep sea yes.
sells into Lake Washington until
spring. altho the water way Will be
ready this winter, according 10
Lieut.. Col Cayanaugh. 4. =. en-
ginser IN charge Of canal construc'
ton.
Col. Cayanaugh explained Wed.
neaday that the water level OF
Salmon BAY and Lake Union would
be level August 1. but that the old
Stone ave aud Fremont bridges
would not permit vessels 10 pass.
Operations on deepening and
preparing the channel from the
Salmon Bay locks TO the Lake Tn
ion entrance 81 the Washington
canal will begin August J and VIII
require 80 days time before the
channel IL ready for travel. Col.
Chvanaugh said.
Here again. lhe passsgeway VIII
be obstructed by a bridge. The
l.atona bridge viii be replaced by
a new bridge big enough 10 allow
vessels 10 pass underneath. II IN
expected this bridge will not be
completed before spring. which viii
mean that vessels will be kept out
OF Lake Washington several
months as the water way Will be
completely finished by December.
IL is said
Col. Cayanaugh says the north
bank OF the Washington canal will
be cement ID by September J and
that the water level will be reach
ed by December. providing favor
able weather Prevails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19
VITAL STATISTICS
ItlrtIhs

Births
Daughter to Mt and Mrs. W. r.. Con
dcll. 1917 Taylor ave.
Son TO Mt. ana Mrs Homer Richards.
t06th ana Meridian ave.
Son To- Mir and Mrs. ]. Il, Delavoy.
1924 T. Pike Ut
Son TO Mr.. and Mrs. " n Woolliscroft.
$50 W. Gsth ~.
Son TO MIR and Mrs q. Nordauist, 1906
E Denny way.
Daughter to Mr. ana Mrs, j. W. Nor.
rison. f3b1 seth ave X
Son 90 Mr.. ana Mrs v stores. sos
broadway
Son 20 MIR aud Mts. II W. Ames. i7sl
flst ave. =. w
Daughter TO MI and Mrs. G. C. Richie
son, 3l2 goth ave, *
Son 20 Mr. and Mrs Phillip Potvy.
Hciconc Wash.
Divorces Asked
Eva H. Mcdonald We Moody Allen No
Donald abandonment
Sarah Eleanor Sanford vs. Charles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19
SALMON RUNNING
IN the COLUMBIA

ASTORIA. Ore. July is.--Huge
Ewarms OF salmon entered the Co
lumbia river today. starting what
fishermen any will probably be bne
~ the biggest -uns IN history.
Cannery stations we're over.
whelmed with immense catches
Hurry calls were sent for add.
tional workers and packing boxes.
The salmon season has been 60
per cent below normal. and the In
dustry vas taken by complete sur.
prise Gin netters above Astoria
on both the Oregon aud Washing.
ton sides reported record catches.
Preparations are being made To
operate the canneries at capacity
day and night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19
BUS OPERATORS
KICK AT ARREST

Protest was made by d commit
tee OF citizens from the Duwamish
Valley TO Prosecutor Lundin. Wed.
ueEday. against the frequent ar
rest OF drivers ~ the Duwamish
Valley Transportation Co stages.
which carry passengers and mail
IN competition 90 the Traction Co
G.. A CiemanS and Earl stump
bus drivers. we're arrested last
week because hey were not actu.
ally carrying mail At the time their
buses were filled with passengers
The arrest was instigstsd hy the
Traction to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19

Stall ie. peaches. Toe dor new apples
ioc doz tomatoes, DC 10. stall p. iamt
chops lbs 2sc. pork steaks, Ms 2ac
sirioin steak. tsc; leaf lard. i2hc 10.
back bones ihs Toe. stalls ie-2i. no
tato salad. ? lbs 8tc. picked piss feet
lbs 2tc. ripe olives, ihc pit. sweet
mixed pickles. isc pit. use at. breakfast
cheese. for Csc. Stalls ia-H-i6, nsw
home grown corn. ears Csc. eEg plant
Ice and isc each. ROCKFORD cantaioupss
for ibc. homo grown tomatoes. Be- ~.
celery, Ice bunch for use. raspberries
boxes Toe. new cabbage, &c and Zoe
stall Is. Jelly glaasea. 2 dnE CSC. lbs
GRADUATED sugar sc with purchase TOO
Jar ruhbera. Sc dor 10 bars Laundry
soap. g5c Economy jar caps, isc dor
2bc Mason caps. soc doE ito asparagus
2 cans gbr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19

Warren sanford. orusitY
Walter y Wells w. Anna Wells dsssf
ton
Deaths
Robert Campbell ~. 900 s0th Of.
X Fulifa 20. Reliance hospital
Sarah y Parker "a fTef Mari ave.
Martin Hansen. ti, a1os 2bth ave y
Albeff Pleuka. 90. 1875 y Union 81
Marriage Iissasrs
Herbert 4 naiiaEh. 10. and GLADYS "
BARKER. ~. Tar Cal
Ervin y. puaisi. Is, and Elizabeth 81
LAnF it Seattle
clarence Holland and Della Dant. &c.
Atfi@
Tom Iacohson. g. nsFisY MINI. and
ti0renes Mclean. ~. Port orchard
Ernest u nrosning - seattle and
Florence Parsons. %. Portland or
william - Jenkins seattle and
Amsiia ~ Hsruafrh. issaquah
Pred " SPINNING tb. Seattle and Mrs.
T~no Aaaeh Ea Portland. or
Arthur Ifosh. IT,. san frantisco and
isssamins Garrett. seattle
Harold . Kerr and olive Hrodsrick
Feaftls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19

stalls 2 : g. = pot roasts Zoe 60 J. Nc
% home rendered lard &c 10 ciuu
sausage ine 10 stall Ioe. fresh churnsd
Washington butter. lbs CSC : ihs Sc
fancy Washington butter SOC To ibs
tsc. fresh ranch erEs aac dor dos
$50. fancy oregon eEEs 2he dor : large
cans ~ milh CSC mia cream cheese.
Ihs 5ec. stall no tpc cans baking pow
der. gsc. tsc pkGs rolled oats gGe
g0c cans red Alaska salmon. csc Z Toe
pkEa corn or gloss starch 2hci soc car
~ chocolate stc. ibs head rice. gtc,
large cans milk. gto. ms prunes. csc
stall 60. peas 2 ibs Toe; caulifiowcr. g.
and Zoe. grapes isc 10. green beans
On IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19
VILLA RECEIVERS;
DlSCARDS CRUTCnES

COLUMBUS. n NJ. July ~
villa recovered sufficiently to
throw aside clutches. Is riding at
the head o. a column advancing
on Minaca. So miles west OF Chi
huahua City. according TO informa-
ton from Mexican sources here to-
day. There Is no official oonfirma-
ton OF the report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19
'MEXICANS SPY
ON OUR MILITIA
From High Tower They
Watch Washington Regi-
ment Drill at Calexico
IT'S 1928 IN THE SHADE
By Scotty MacDougall


SECOND INFANTRY HEAD
QUARTERS, CALEHICo, Cal,
July f3.-lt would take about
two minutes for Carranxistss
and the. American forces here
20 be aiying each other the ira
ditlonsl baptism Of fire, " hos
Titles ever commence.
There would be no long marches.
The fight would be on full blast
about as soon as the international
fuse was lighted
On a crows nest. at the top OF
high wireless tower. barely over
the border, "Greasers" are seen
every day observing maneuyers OF
the Washington infantrymen thru
field glasses.
Wlg-Wss Signals
often wig.wag their observations 10
superiors encamped back In the
For hours. they watch ~ drill and
hills. a
they are IN COMMUNICATION with
approximately 500 Carranzigtas.
two or three miles back. according
10 information that has been cur
rent among the regulars here for
weeks.
II has been learned BY signal
corps men that we are within
range Of 10 Carranzists field guns.
beside the machine guns said TO be
operated by Americans.
Sand and Alksli
There are about 500 regulars here
with us. and some OF them have
been on duty here for year. They
refuse 10 worry about the Me1icans.
Cactus. sand. alkali. sage brush,
dust. rattlesnakes. lizzards-bunk.
We are encamped in a second
growth field OF alfalfa. and The
water 80 far In fine.
But Il IL avfuily hot.
Yesterday was the coolest day
We have had.
The thermometer registered liz.
i2s In Shade
Old Sol is giving II 10 uE hot to-
day. however. with the mercury
again up 10 I2s in the shade.
We get up at i45 a. N. and drill
from s until S. Then we get as
near to Mother Earth as We can.
and stay motionless. and boil, until
evening. We stand retreat at )
p. m. and then get on our backs
again.
The people Of Cslesieo are
Glad TO see Us around.
They don't like the looks OF
the slender observation tower
across the way, and the way
the men with the wiggly flags
talk TO the sUiky "Greas 70"
said to be s~srmins In toe
hills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19
PREPARES BILL TO
FIX FIRE LIABILITY

Altho the public safety commit
tee refused TO recommend "A SINH
lar ordinance n week ago. Council
man Hanna II preparing another
message which would make any
one responsible for a careless fire
liable for the cost Of putting II out
Hie new measure is patterned
after the Cleveland. n ordinance.
and affects only persons who have
been notified Of their neglect by
the fire marshal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19
MADAM NELLIE

WORLDS greatest riairtnYant and rhren-
elaEist guarantees Co. read your rniifs
life past. present and fHfurr giFss
true adNire on business. intr health
aHt family affairs tells fhr name -
go 40 e. - saesessfui tr life she has
jnst arrived iH thta rity4 newer here
before pns Ftsit Hin PEI fau fnf fuuf
manY disapuainfnsuis in others she
sill remove 81 obstacles and tef gsu
hos 90 Htn and hold the one 700 de-
sif- she gives adfie. on Ell important
affairs - life Special readings soc
Hnisi Elk. feem 9 i&N Second. near
fHmu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19
ACREAGE FOR SALE
RANDALL RANtU. $3.50
= AtHISt 49, IIDINsS

This splendid ranch is within easy
driving distance Of seattle public
market. also convenient for any
one working In town. good
3-room house. about "a acres
bottom land easy soil to work.
no crop has been put In this
year. All lies level, no waste
land and very good soil. excel
lent Welt good view. enough
wood cut ana Kicked to last HeV.
cral months places adjoining
are finely improved good roads
VIII sell on terms Of SIS cash.
balance Ike rent can goa Sew
York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19
col III End

Fresh churned butter lbs aEc large
mackcrei. 20c each breast Of veal lie
~. pork steak. lac III Gold Dust wash
Ing powder. 20c pkE.. salt Goldfish. &c. 10 .
perch. toc H.. cas- plant. the III Pear
line. small pkg, aei cookies. doz 2bc
cherries 1ac H. soles. lbs 2bc. pep
pers loo h. fresh ranch eggs. ? dos
bbc: raspherrles Be box tomatoes. lbs
lettuce. 2 heads be- herring, fresh, 6
lbs 16c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19
e5--Spiritual Mediums
EGYPTIAN
pHRENOIOGTCT

Madam NinA has ipst arrived IN Seattle
never was here before ana she can tel
Sou al your past lifs and shat your
future lifc is 70 30. can ndtiHr 9ou IN
business affairs. family affairs Hnd i9v.
affairs. tell Yeu when You All marry
and the tnitiai ~ the one you vii
marry huN TO conquer your enemies
ard avoid ali trouble ard Do happy
tells you in regard Go your absent
friends. tells Yea What Fou afs adapted
Tor and hua 60 b. suesssafnl IN iifs
tells 500 y has business is most lucky
Tor 900. The madam Niii aiss 3eu
every Satisfaction itsr readings are
ell confidential. charges ta cents The
madam can h. found a. gtaa tnion at
bstwssn Second and Third ayes. Nsf-
noe tafrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19
e2-Female Situation

HONORABLE WoHKtNuMAN. WHY
lonely. steadily employed and aith
some means Wishes tho acquaintance
- woman brtwssn 40 aud te object
matrfmnnY Trinrra don't answer.
pa star
LADY Music TEACHER WISHES
room and board Tor piano lessons and
iiEht services can murniuEu Phone
last saoa
MkNrEp - POSITION "A Hoi NJ.
keeper In widaUsrs home OF apart.
mrnt Address ti.fi. star
wANrEp-AMkrE LYRIC TnEA.
-. 20, oreldsatsl sys FRIDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19
a3-LOT FOR SALE
44-Houses for Sale
PUBLIC MARKETS


rtkI rf.Nt
sail So. ihs standard ErAnuiats 81
sugar GO STALL 20 fresh phsteurifsd
milk &C. at a. o. stall 1885 No So
cans - tomato purse 7Mr ~ white
nasF beans ihf 3d. Zoe cans spaEhetti
o. stall a. bulk mararuni &C. ~ :
pEsF spaghetti soc starch. 81 ~ duE
clothes uins o. stall &C. kitrh~n
kntrcs and combination car opener. soc
stall 81 CO. coffee. ~ he SOC. salad
sif sfe car stall 1891. herne rendered
Lard. lbs gtrt good bacon. isr o.
stall - haiibut and haiiiut rhevhr ier
Ih herring &C. th stall a. Knst cheese
soc Do gsfh hfirk T'ftmesi joe stall
g. good cooking isitfwr fsr o. stall
1891. fresh ranch eEsr. ssc dsE dos
Atr. oisomarEarine. ths tAr stalls
tt-ts. lemons far Toe stall 50 home
made honey squares iec dos pure
honey. zoe o. stan Go. pure cider. aAc
gal stan a.. bologna sauNaEf. lhs
Etr. fresh made potato sausage. Zoe ID
stall a. shoes rssoisd. soc 20 sc pair
heels. zoc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19

ittfEb ENffrftA~
cLAfHNorA~r and
medium sfsss Id
vice On hBstr~ss
matter. love health
ard family affaifs
tells thr name %
faar fatnrs hushaua
o. @ifa tells n she
orc rau love 10 tr1a.
e. fHiss shat part
- ths fguufrf l.
turkiest 20 you ard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19

. ACHE-. VIM riNE GREEN
Very rich soil handy 10 market. g6e
fare $3.50. 800 cash SIS Dor month
CLIFFORD a VAN ARsDaIU, Inc.
1919 Third Ave. 10i Washington 81.
open evenings III o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19
U. S. ARM0R PLATE
ATTACK BEATEN

WASHINGTON. July le.-Sen.
ator oliver % Pennsylvania today
was defeated. II to 81. in an at.
tempt to strike out OF the naval
bin the provision for a government,
armor plate plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19

whsi 20 o. g. - syrressfai In ifs
satisgaettnn guaranteed ftft riks 81
AND rRtMfAvnr. so
Nnis~fsfy between pm and nisth.
Tell past present and future. consisting
husires. sad love affairs. adFtfs pnu
about dtvofes cases ard uhat siii bs
your lucky step In tife 80 take. Niif tell
faii name. 81 your lover sweetheart.
friends rnemlss. and shat ynu
most adapted for rsst Fsading free
Permanently located Hours a IN
70
ALL stFrEuEns rnov aicKSEsR
ehfauir disease. had HABITS poverty -
dsfnrwifi~s should take reatusris
whlch The Divine Scientists offer free
Sundays. ~ a m. Mondays. Wsfnss.
days. FfidAys . m IA liza.
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19
24-Business Personal

ELpEniN aouEn AMERtcAN aiN-
sir. with some means. o. Join me on
ittle rhirkru ranch. Address Use
star
Miss JEWELL MANictniNu lnth
Thlrd. office 10
MESH Mos RErAiHEp tos RIO
PIES uauk HidF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19


SASH AND DOORS
Send YOUR orders Tor sash and doors
direct TO % n Williams Co We can
save yea money. Kivv you the best ~
service and guarantee safe delivery
Our hix catalogue No. ~ matted free.
postpaid on request This eataioGus
should be IN the hands - every one
expectinH 20 tuild write for ere today
a.eruss- panel deefs commonwealth -
Craftsman t-rAnsi door. ........ rs
Cottage front door n y Flsss. 90
screen doors. galvanized wire CO.. i-es
ftxsS s.uEht windows .......... ias
taxi1 tslEht sash .............. 50
sexst medicine eshins, door gfs
Cupboard dnor slash grain Panels. 80
t.rtY veneer panels square foot osA
Turned porch columns. txbss-e rs
Frames inside finish. mouldinEs. haild.
srs hardware
o n WILLIAMS CO
Tel Main itsf isss firut Ave- y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19

BREMERTON WITH repairs
completed. the L. :. cruiser ST.
Louis will leave. probably Friday.
for Honolulu. as submarine tender
to the Pacific fleet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-19
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