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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-03-23

now earth; they and their shrouds
and their collins The caper ana hg
tree have spin their monuments ana
boys have broken the nazel nut with
the fragments. Emb,ens OF past Iyes
and future hopes severed names which
hottest rites united broken letters o:
brief happiness, bestrew the road anu
spegk 70 the passerby In vain. Wal
ter savage Landor.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-03-23
CHAPTER w.
old Relns In NeM Handa.

The East and the West had met. It
was apparent In every essential that
had to do with Sandry and his men
in common,
It showed when he sat among them
at the heed Of the long table. m the
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-03-23
Hardly Ablo to Move.

Albert Lea Mnn"For about year had sharp pains
back and hips and hardly able to around the house
My head would ache and dizzy and had appetite After
taking Lydia PnlhamS Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills,
en- feeling stronger than for years have little boy eight months
old and doing work al alone would not be without your
remedies in the house there like them"-Mrs f. T.
YosT, Gil Water St. Albert Lea, MINI
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-03-23

t:;;ss :; 5.55 li .s7 l:s;2 "a ?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15

The modern motion picture IL
made largely OF "close-ups." that
is. big picture OF faces taking up
the entire screen. This IL done to
show every little change in eX-
preston. In these "close-ups"
every little wrinkle. the crowsfeet
under the eyes. the splotches Of
blood In bloodshot eyes. the fever
blisters and pimples show plainly.
II YOU have been JOY riding and
imbibing too freely the night be-
fore. when YOU report for work
your eyes will probably be blood
shot: II you have eaten too rich
food. your face may have a pimple
or two. THIS WILL COMPLETE
LY SPOIL THE EFFECT OF
YOUR CLOSEUP.
Recently a big feature photoplay
was held up for three days In the
making because the star had a
fever blister that looked like
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
BY OLSON GARDNER

WASHINGTON. Jan. i5--How
would you like to be- the one man
having the say az to the spending
OF $50. 900 900 in one year?
Popular
Well. maybe
That II tho picture OF Brig Gen.
Dan G. Klngman. chief Of engineers
OF the United States army.
The 350.000.O00 was the rivers
and hhrbors appropriations pork
authorized by the last congress.
A compromise resulted from the
the terms OF which the apportion-
ment OF all the money appropriat-
ed was left TO the chief OF engl.
neeTa
Whercupon the pork lobby and
the statesmen whose hunger for
pork is well known. HwOoped down
on KinRman.
They awoOped and they cuddled
and they got close and they present
cd arguments and they did all the
things that nice. strong. reeking
lobby knows how TO do. and the re-
suit Is set out In statement by
Representative James A. Frear of
Wisconsin. who reports TO this con
lgress how the money Was appor.
toned
To ten projects which the bin az
finally passed designated as ques-
tionable. and named for resuryey.
the chief OF engineers gave t2.5ss.-
$50.
These projects included the
canal from Norfolk TO Beaufort,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15

young volcano in the "close-ups."
Girls who live with their mothers
usually succeed faster than those
who live by themselves or with
other girls. The mother watches
daughters health, sees that she has
good. nutritious food. that her
wardrobe is well taken care OF. and
that she does not go out to many
parties. ATTRIBUTE A LARGE
SHARE OF MY SUCCESS TO MY
MOTHER. WITH WHOM AM
STILL LIVING. We share an
apartment. and no girl could ask
for better ohum.
There is no reason why motion
picture actresses should not be the
healthiest of women. They live al.
most continually in the open air:
they get plenty OF exercise. nv
health has improved so per cent
since | entered motion picture work
because Of these conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
CONGRESSMAN Tells HOW PORK
TAKES MILLIONS FROM UNCLE SAM

the Bfazos. C0oaa. Arkansas. Ten
nesNce and the Missouri river
projects
There vas balance on hand
January ], 1915. 10 carry on these
projects OF s. .G55.0O0. making
available t5.25t.35 for them dur
ing the year 1915.
After quarter of Il century
improvement" Says Frear the
commerce ~ the Brazos river in
1913 reached 1850 tons. To this
project the chief engineer gave
100000. AZ the same time 10
gave to the harbors Of Ashland
Milwaukee. Chicago. Calumet ane
uperiorDuluth. from this f50r.
100000 allotment. just $3.50. 900. ~
slightly more than 70 the single
Brazos river. The commerce
handled at these harbors. serving
nearly 100000 people. reaches
~ 500. 900 tons In 1913"
Mr. Frear proceeded 10 shog that
In most instances II would have
been more economical for the gov
eminent TO have bought and burn
Cd the freight offered for transpof
tatlon on the canals and Southern
rivers, where the rivers and har-
bors money has been squandcred.
After presenting detailed stats
tics as 10 the cost per mile and the
amount OF tonnage carried. Mr..
Frear concluded
These statistics invite tNe ssS~-
ices Of lunacy commission. IN or
der TO determine where the respon-
sibility rests for such unmltigated
waste put over congress ny water
way lobbles and army engineers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
VITAL STATISTICS

Hafftas" t4"rnsS~
Duncan a. Hissihnh o.. aud Clara
Maria nshfradt -. Feaitis
sam GUSTAV. -. and nsbska Schneider
man. 40. Seattle
Mas Ksilnoussi and Kathsrins Thorns.
seattle
Albert Richard sherman. IS. Helena.
Most aai Glen Hvfnios wrisht. 10.
uiaiis
"a i.onts and alice iisids. seattle.
nuHtaf Victor HuudHlron. 49, ana ELLEN
a.ansan. %. seattle
Takiehi Matsamara. Is. and Taxi Mat.
samufa. -. besiils
Mfp aud At James Never. 100 sit
AZ. snt NJ y Ssvin. ieoi Clover.
dale o. 500
Az. ard ST. u q Bart see later.
lake as" Hon
nfs snd 81 Sinomiys. eos Eighth
ave. daughter
Me- ana ~ Arel johnson. aiii Third
ave " daughter
Mrs and NJ uabttteis f.ueei 80 fsth
ave H daughter
Mfs an1 Nf waiter asirsabaufu. sis
iTth 49, a.. daughter
Mrs ard Nf Emanuel Nelson. sssI >.
rhsfrr 49, daughter
Me- aud ~ Ffank o. Copeland "a
" sath IS. daughter
hFs Aad Mr Jafrsn Mitss,. salf
Foufth ave s.. san
Deaths
Hassa n Hummer. g.. tsei Eighth ave
IS. iannaFF 40.
John Hisson, -. stss Seventh ave y.
". January a.
Aasast q ksan "a! Seattle General
hospital 1abuefg o.
tseiA 4. Link. ~. 1ta 18Th ave jan
uarF ii.
losssh Ssrisr g. Sc i,A ave
4anuaFr ~
infsni nafn-s dsJs Miner hospital
laHmafF 90
Emil 4 Larsen. a. ssss Eoth 49,
~ ianmkrs ~
asrsafet ~ 4. Iahnsun. dAys. atss
ltth a." y. JanuAFg g.
bisofe~. A.kesi
Margaret Rafferty, from Wn Rafferty,
tsiia taefsan fFnm Nsis ffsFsnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15

Edha OLoushiin from jesse )
~ Tough
Mary y Penney from Jas a Penney
CLARK g.. Hammond from Zoe -. Ham.
fnond
Dorothy May ahrpsrd from Thso. =
shepard.
Adds ~ Greenwood from WIN. ~
Greenwood
Divorces Asked
Matilda Hilton " william Hilton de-
ssffian
Joseph a Calender ~ aiiireni Gal.
lender drssftiru
NsYa ~ HuEard 10 James ~ HuEard.
cruelty
Frsd . Nils - Eduh Nuis. deser-
ton
t<phs Ktsss~sitsf - Herman Kiss.
swetisr. drssftian.
Elsie C. kellogg ~ John KsiiaEE. de-
seftfun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
rIkE rLAIE

Stan H. Ms graduated sugar. 4Sc
stan 20. pure pRsteutizrd milk. Be pt.
sc at stall 50. fresh peanut butter. DC
10. stall 81. fresh churned butter. soc
aud a1c H. Stail -. lbs rolled oats.
2bc, large bottles catsup 2 Tor ebc: ?
cans corn. tomatoes or peas 2ac stall
1908. Montana hard wheat flour. $3.50
sack. delivered with other grocery order.
stall Is, spuds i25 per sack delivered :
nlack Twig apples asc boN. delivered
stan 1897. lamb chops i2ac III. hecf
roast. Toe to i2hc H.. picnic hams. lie
H.. pure lard lbs 26e stall 40. pot
roast, Zoe. boiling beef Sc H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
SOUTH END

sATIRDAN--Pot roast. Sc III roast
veal. lac ID. veal outlets. lie IL; roast
pork. lac 10 20 lbs. dry onions. s5c; best
Yakima potatoes sii5 sack. shoulder
roast mutton &c H.. bars crystal
white soap. 25c; link sausage. lee III
hamburger Toe III. No. 10 pail lard.
ti?6: creamery butter. csc ID. sharp
cream cheese. 2oc 10 Yakima honey. lie
comb. bananas. 20c dor eating apples.
lsc dor fancy Winesaps Sbc box halt
but. lbs. use. fresh herring. lbs gkc;
salmon trout. lbs s5c. fun cream
cheese. soc ID. W q u, a5o coffee. 3 lbs.
81 90. celery So stalk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
WHITE


sATt RDAY--At StouK'S te-lb sack
patent flour. 81 40. delivered, ae-lb sack
hard wheat flour. 81 SO, delivered. No.
10 sack flour. s5c. No. To sack white
corn meal gbe 2Sc pkg waffle flour.
1sc. i6o pkg. rolled oats. l0c; lbs
Japan rice. use; soc brooms Sac; s-lb.
can chocolate. 10c comb honey, iSc.
peanut butter Pc H., 3 lbs. $50 stan
~. am pickles. Sc ct. with each lSc
order stalls s0-Si hams i5c. pot roast
Toe 10 she H.; rabbits. g5c each stalls
Sl-d2. 10 lbs ground bone. use, lbs.
best lard. 25c. No. 10 pan pure Hard. Sis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
CORNER

NN'N N'NN -NthTIs Ik-at. mix - %
Gaze cans string beans. 2Se: xlass~s
Jam, Toe; ibc cans corn. s5c; asc cans
pineapple. for soc. io-lh sacks .al,
loc; Zoe cans asparagus. for abc. stalls
:. a. .. Z. veal roast. Ice H.. pork roast
loo III. spare ribs. ioc Ii; iInk san.aw.
loc TO-, hams and bacon. isc III. shoulde-
or lamb. lone 10. Stalls i0s-ii. 5 m.
sugar 4sc; i5c cans pork and bean. (,
Tor sse' cans peas CSC: i-lh pkg,
seeded raiHins, 2So. No. 10 can corn
syrup. soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15

MONDAY

MoNDAN-stali sos. y. Y sharp
cheese. zoe 10, new comb honey. isc.
stall SOS. hest sweet potatoes. ihs. gSc.
good eating apples, sec bor. stall IFS
Brussels sprouts. Toe H. caulinoWer, Toe
head Juicy lemons lsc doE stall 81
2-laver cakes. zee each. cocoanut bars
/ DC doz coffee cakes. csc doE. stan 34S
sauerkrRut. 2 ats lac. home made orange
mRrmalade. zoe 10, Stall i1s. to bib
bacon. ibc 10. fresh spare ribs. ioc 10,
stall .if. large cans milk. s5c; 4 lbs
1 0c. GOOD rice. his 2Sc,
I0c good rice. lbs .5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
PLANTED 10000, 900
FISH IN PAST YEAR

During the past year. l0.0ff. 900
fresh water game fish fry were
planted in the streams OF this state.
according TO the annual report OF
Fish Commissioner Darwin for 1915.
or these. 1909 600 were trout Game
birds TO the number OF 1873 were
freed. and 20 elk were turned into
the forests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
CAPT. MATS0N DEAD

MARSHF1ELD. or. Jan. H.
Capt Alfred Matson. 20. is dead
here today. after sea career that
@on him fame In many parts Of
the globe ile had made Coos Bay
his home port for &C years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
OLYMPIA JOYFUL;
new R. R. COMES IN

OLYMPIA. Jan. l6.-Eight hun.
dred people Joined In the celebra.
tion welcoming the entrance OF a
branch line of the Washing.
ton Railroad & Navigation Co. into
the state capital city yesterday.
Special trains brought visitors from
Seattle, Tacoma and Puyalmn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
ACREAGE FOR SALE
A LITTLE IsNN
On LAKE Nt-iif>srON

~ kirkland. fine. sell tuiit. iarss
house fult basement. vide We
fRHaas un sides - house.
electric iiEhts. telephone hrauti.
fui fountain % ruunins FprinN
ssater in front vafd nice lssu.
fruH trees IN ran hesfiBs g
arrss cleared aud 90 cultivation.
richsst kidd ~ black bottom snii.
fronting on main county road
only 10 minutes vsik Co ferry
dock block 30 v y depot
Place has just become vacant.
and m order 90 set some one ON
~ at once will accept terms
% tit9 cash. 80 monthly Take
Madison rhr ana county ferry 81
Madison park direct fo kirkland
office ~ Burke a FafrRr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15

lbs sc; snioed herring. use Of. stall
20 fancy hams. isc n. veal roast fsAe
IN pork roast. i0c H.: spare rih. io.
10 choice pot roast. lee 10 stalls ffa.
~ hothous" rhuharh iSc 10 bananas
Sc and soc doz stall 1874. pure So,
apple cider. Soc gal delivered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15

fEHNoNAf.e lonely Ynuus lazy aEe n
weisht tfe. heisht feet o. dark bros %
hair violet hiuo Ice. fair cemptstinH.
sweet inVshie disposition. Aturfiea.
college sdueatlau. refined. cultured. &C..
rnfnpiishrd iH music enjoys good
health easy g. Sc aiHns with. property
worth tst epa. wiii iuhestt tis zoe more.
yearly irram~ 81 SOC. wumid marry
brisht. refined gentleman capable -
iooAinr after her property Enmo uan
ansesffnE may srcur~ wife Wha ntli
assist financially Mors particular,
for any man aHswerinH aatrt. tneins,
ing sofno postage. Address ~Ftnrsfr 70
tu-ttb, valley. N~b $50 several ds,
tTeri~s rhts nuftre = Frrulnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
SANITARY
SAIIfItnAN gFufl.

sAft knAt stalls 2i-36, S lbs sugar
tsc; best milk. salS case. No, 10 sack
flour. acc, stall ~, Yakima spuds. Sis6
sack, delivered pelieflcur apples. use
bon, delivered Florida grapefruit for
iee. stalls 5l-as. Imported mtefisk, :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
START THE NEW
YEAR RIGHT

uN co years fnat
Ties businsss as
stssr and tn fact
hlf affairs - NE,
love rnurtshlr
aud marriage 81
readings have al
ways proved suc
cessfui 10 Fuu Afr
worried ~ fut 49,
On love 10 fpa ars
dissppaiofef srs
Afisins f.iasi ana
49, afff wuF Wnu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
NOTICE OF ELECTION
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Nottee hereby 81
Of
and for four
reEstraflon office Of
BOOKS arg now open Tor INC trsison Of
hereby n"ted That thrf ; m and
law ''N-""" N'"''"'N
The several precinct.
and location IRE as FOL "' 'NN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
KAISER IS CHEERED

BERLIN, Jan. 15.-kaiser
Wilhelm was Joytully greeted
by street thronss today, as he
drove TO the Relehskanzler
luncheon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
PHONE THE
MAIN ,~srnso SEATTLE
1900 s-- STAR
WANT AID RATES
lMllL loO GIVE TINS
NOTE TON llBuR PLEAS

One cent word per Insertion.
Sly times for che price OF five,
Coupon book s~bue hundred lines
Ia be used as desired .nu
Hslp and situation ads. one half rate
Funeral notices ......+ ...t,..... see
Tran-i~ tdNcrtising
Fer line per Insertion ..se.t.t. Nc
six Insertions for the price - tive
10 per cent discount II bili Is paid
within 10 days after first insertion.
Want ads received up 10 ~ 80 "a. h
for Insertion same day.
The star will not be responsible Tor
errors In Want Ads, after the first
Insertion. and the placing OF an nd
for more than one tim" shall hc
construed as an acceptance OF this
condition bv the advertiser.
Ahserti-ers must present original
cash receipt when calling Tor let
ters ADDRESSED io box numbers care
The star when Want Ads. cous
tanning box numbers are taken by
phone The star with give replies %
parties calling for same. and as
sumes no responsibility rs Huch
action.
Want Ad. Agent. University District
LINCOLN PHARMACY
North ste tath and Waliingford.
Want Al Agent. ballard District
y ~ MULLEN
sos Ballard Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
TEN BELOW AT BEND

BEND. Jan i5--Bond was the
coolest spot In Oregon today. with
the mercury AZ 10 degrees belos
zero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15

i0-ACRE sSAF
10 acres good river bottom land q miles
from twp good towns al cleared and
fenced s-room house. barn and out
buildings good orchard mail and milk
route. close 90 river good nshing with
hook or net price 81 900. close 20
rsr line Nusi ha cash NJ a g.
Miller. u no. ]. uos Al. Hurting.
ton. wash
ron BALE -io acres % isnd. 1880. in
Guiding horse wagon and harness
chickens and farm implements. also
unincumhased land on EASY terms Gail
T. J Raglan. beacon fta7
SCHOOL SECTION lease Tor sale All i'm
pruvemeufs $50 acres broke "A.
dress william Dickson, Wilson Creek.
wash
ENGLtsH HrLLpOG monihr Old. fine
Tor children or watch dog No place
10 keep him. ie.oo al Madison
OwNER broke. must sell to-aere tract.
near Astoria. or. art cheap sec q
Henson. Union Hotel Washington ~.
"YoU DEAL WITH Us DIRECT"
and our proposition
ON LAND
Handy 10 our mills and camps
At THREE LAKES
sNOHOMfsH COUNTY WASH
will appeal 60 YOU
Good roads stages daiiy trains. mills.
schools store. phone. u = -
write or see Y " AEfKELJCHN. MGR.
Land Dept. 1901 l. q. Smith bldg
Seattle
THREE LAKES LUMBER co
BARGAIN u 2s acres. Food location.
improved good buildings spring
water u Richardson. u. " n No +
~ oJr1ScSSSSsITscSsl,>>|S-@s,eeocSooOooo1
t7--Lots for Sale
YorNGsrOwN lot toxtoa 1850 4 h
----~-------------~~~--
fh--Houses tor Sale
f2l5o NtCE new. broom cottage. on
~ foot lot, beacon hin
y 90o-Nire, new G-room house. on 40
foot Bescon hin corner
~ 500 room house. and ! y acres rich
cleared land. ~ minutes from
city hail easy terms
: f0h--fpt. Queen Ammo hin
BOUTWELL, & CROCKETT Main too
4o-LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE IL hereby slven that W ~ Don
ovan ana u Is. McCausiand have dis.
solved parincrshlp IN Hainier poultry
mud Produce CO.. 1tl0 Western ave.
Seattle wash W y. Donovan assume.
all responsibility FOR the company
~oooo>lss,lJs>11.sgei 1 = = MccAUsLANp
STAR WAN ADS
BRING RESULTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
22-Female Situation

WANTED p Employment taking cars -
children afternoons or evenings Phone
Main cess
WOMAN wants uofk ~ 'snitress nisht
or daf work Aiso good cpak. Address
nrHA nfsf
<>f>~s3~@>l>~~- ~s~~F>s>~~<~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
SPIRITUAL MEDIUM

Tue tirrat
pt..,.t
ems
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15

right Special price soc sit raira 81
FLAT u filiau f&ft
MONTANA fAHMER. rr.p~efsels middle
as~ lover ~ bafns ulshss ga meet re-
sprctahir. agreeable LADY whr liaTs
reuntFr Iifr no Mist ns~A arpif Al
ieftFfs answered phIvFt watFtnBu0F
Address Del. sssr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
s--For Sale Miscellaneous

SASH AND DOORS
Deal Direct sri save Money
Fiber wall board 81 foot s0e-
s-ply veneer panels 50. foot. .0a =
s-efnss panel dnofs ............. 10
Craftsman doors ......-....... tse
Nltrhrn glass doors ......-..... e1s
Frnnt doSrn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. e. IS up
barn sash s1neg ......-.... e.
basenrnt sash ggstT...... -
Hothed sash. Hxs .....
Prepared raasinr ... AS
Turned porch columns ..r.. Is up
boars ard wirdeu frames urutatnsr
inside fnish. either hv tho foot % tn
sets building paper etc
49, for frs catalogue 40 "a. Estimates
furnished
o n WILLIAMS CO
fNarufaeturrrst
IRONS Nai- istf tsti Ftrs' Az =.
PHoNoGRAPtts s-7a r-eort. otR srr
CtALrT We pav s.tt fenf repair or
trade ISIS we.fiaks Elliott sfFs
Muslrsi Record EsehArEs
FoR SALE wardrobe trunk ara Vie
traia nish records sft standard
Hotel First and Pine
CHEAPEST Pf4scn 10 suy Or rect ssw.
inE nsehin-. ~ pfa- Msia ipeo
SEQ s-pLY BUSINESS CARDS II %
COMMERCIAL PRINTING co
~ Epi@r Elliott asfT
1873 wESrLAkK-a scand- sana raaEs.
low price
NEW PIANOS ron REvT. nENr APP
pli.d On purchase hsysr-ToH~r tit
unian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
Continued


tiss .nd ssiains love sffasfs sra
family tf9uhlss Fsanite. the separated
etc hatisfaciion susrantssd 40
charge No ons tn trouble turned s-sy
mansy o. no uansg Permanently 10.
Gated a. ais linton Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
s. Spiritual Mediums
HOTELS

b'FTl"F'o"--i'i''s Second. 50 week. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15

1ptNd GIRL ~ work fcW hours f0r
room and board md pocket money.
Can - to school nights and Havo time
20 study afternoons Cail room ]. 1922
Summit ave
T. & GOVEHNMENT JOBS oDcn fo WON
en-, $500 month List ~ Jobs free
Write Immediately Frankie Institute.
Dept 40 T., Rochester, n =
MIDDLE-AGEB woman who wants "a
good home nv family ~ two. uusf speak
English. l-ow wages good homo. ref
ereneca required. D-C2, star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
l9-Msle Help Wanted

7FFF H"NFf NJ HNFfsNTN ~IOHF
Nsw snd second hand goods ~ reduced
prices. few specials; Oyercoais. rain.
coats suits. 81 90 up. suit cases trunk.
VIC NJ. watches. Csc up. guns 81 Is IN
bargains IN logger supplies Alaska out
TITS. hardware. musical Instruments vs..
buy. sell and exchange 222 Occidental
corner Main Phone Main 1871
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-15
l6--Agents Wanted

AGENTS WANTED for Article which 40
housewife ran resist Cells at almost,
every homs. o. A. German a Co. faof
Hgrrsge - Portland. or
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-02

ysar ~ Tor vagrancy, this ysar 1es.
LAst year 80 for disorderiy oonducs.
this year 13s. When you think OF
tho shame, remorse and suffering tnas
has been prevented by prohibition a.
represented by these figures. you can
easily see why the State is glad to be
counted In the dry column.
Our county physician, DR.. A. f..
STUNT, says that last year his office
alcne treated on an average Of ten
cases OF acute alcoholism each month,
but for the first six months of this
year he had only four such cases. On
July / last year we had 1o5 inmates
in our county Jail, and on the same
day this year. Al.
Where the Money Goes.
Every bank In the city reported
that during the first six months of
this year the number of their savings
depositors had greatly increased, ex-
cept one bank that refused to give out
the figures and this bank is one that
lost heavily by having money In
vested in brewery stock.
The Exchange National Bank pro.
duced figures to show that its saw
ings department had increased in
business so per cent over the first six
months of last year. The Fidelity
National Bank increased 100 per
cent and now has $500 persons car
rying accounts in it's savings depart
ment. The Washington Trust Com
pany reports that exactly 100 new ac-
counts have been opened with It since
the first Of the year. The Old Ma
tional Bank. the largest one in the
city, made gain of only seventeen
new accounts during the first six
months Of last year. but during the
same period Of this year they had
All new depositors
Nor do these figures tell the whole
story. A miner from the Occur
D'Alene's tramped into a shoe store
last week and said: This Is a
damned slow town, have got money
in my pocket and can't spend It.
Give me a pair Of shoes. I am going
back to the mines with an extra suit
Of underclothes. a raincoat and some
wooden socks. T never went back be-
fore with anything but a headache"
A dealer in mems clothing told US
that the town was full OF lumber
Jacks, although they could not be de-
tected, because now when they came
to the city the first thing they did
was to pile into his store and buy a
new outfit so that when they got onto
the streets you could not tell them
from anybody else,
II, after two generations OF beer
and breweries. prohibition has work
ed wonders in six months, what will 1t
do in six years?