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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-22
INSTRUMENTS FILED
Deeds, Mortgages and All Documents
Placed on Record
Deeds.

Deeds.
J. l.. King ct TX to Jacob Schnock;
lots 1919, block 10, Hump
tulips and Humptulips Prairie
Mrs. Birtha Drake ct vir to G. D.
Finney; land in sec Is, twp 16,
RS, known as Tax No. 13 .....
Minnie Bruehl to Frederick Rein
Ike; acre of land in neA NV
"A, sec s, twp II, and an
other / acre tract in same quar-
ter section .................
John Shea to Kellogg & Wood
Timber Co., MY, neA swA ne
"A, and nwA, seA, sec II, twp
Is, r 6 ................
j. D. Sparkling ct TX to c. A. Spar
ling; lot S, block 16, North Ho-
quiam addition, Hoquiam ....,.s
l.. c. Tallman ct Tx to Agnes Hen
derson; undivided IL interest in
lot Z, block 8, Karr's Garden
addition, Hoquiam, and certain
personal property .............
Charles Wakefield to Elizabeth La
Ford; seA nwA, sec II, twp
Il, RS ................. .....
Aberdeen Realty Co. to William
Siese; west 20 feet lot and
east 141a feet lot 8, block rs,
Weatherwax & Benn's addi-
ton, Aberdeen ...............
Jeff Bartell, Sheriff, to c. Peter
son; lots ), 8, and 10, block
80, Corrected plat, Cosmopolis..
Edward Lowe ct ux to Eugene
France; quit claim deed, 49,
1861 acres in twp 10, r 8, twp
10, r 10, twp 20, 8, twp 20,
r 10, twp 21, 7, twp Fl, 8,
twp %, 8 .................
Mary M. Miller and sons to Mary
M. Miller and Winlock w. Mil
Ter; block 10, Chehalis City, nk
neA, and sell neA, sec 10, twp
10, r S, and neA sell and seA
sen, sec 3, twp IS, 5........
Aberdeen Realty Co. to E. c.
Gunthner; lot II block IL, E.
& l.. addition, Aberdeen ......
Murphy H. Giberson ct al to Wen
dell ]. Giberson; nwA kwA sec
16, less 12 acre in swA nwA
sec 16, twp Is, 8, and personal
property .......... ...........
Sheriff Grays Harbor County to
Northern Pacific Railway Co.;
land in sec l, twp II, 6 80.
East Hoquiam Boom & Logging
Co. to Lee Bergman; neAA seA
and seA neA, sec 5, twp IL,
............ .... ....I'
John Joyce ct uX to John Scirko-
vich; lot 6, block II, North
Hoquiam addition, Hoquiam =.
Bertha A. Herbert ct al to Alger
J. Sanders; quit claim deed, lots
and 5, block II, Karr's River
addition, Hoquiam ............
Alma wall to Edward wall; quit
claim deed, lot II, block 4S,
Ontario addition, Hoquiam 80.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-22
New Cases.

Carstens Packing Co. VS. Darragh
Brokerage Co. ct all garnishment. A.
E. Graham for plaintiff.
State VS. Solomon Goldenberg alias
Joe Norton; burglary second degree.
w. H. Tucker for plaintiff.
Darragh Brokerage Co. VS. E. l..
Fletcher and the sloop Myrtle M"
replevin. F. r. Conway for plaintiff
and Morgan & Brewer for defendants.
Markham Shingle Co. VS. George H.
Werks; condemnation. Bridges &
Bruener for plaintiff.
Carl J. H. MOlander VS. Marie Mo-
lander: divorce. Martin F. Smith for
plaintiff.
Fred Carson VS. John Richardson ct
al; promissory note. c. w. Hodgdon
for plaintiff.
State VS. C. w. Jensen; debt. w. V.
Tanner and Howard Waterman for
plaintiff.
May Tuthill VS. William Tuthill; di-
vorce. A. NJ. Abel for plaintiff.
Scott Stevens VS. G. F. Westberg;
appeal from ]. P. court. Dan Pearsall
for plaintiff and John c. Hogan for
defendant.
Aberdeen Brewing Co. VS. ]. N. Will
kins; prOmissOry note. John Z. no.
gan for plaintiff.
l.. E. Freeman VS. J. F. Myles ct al;
correction and cancellation Of deeds.
F. w. Loomis for plaintiff.
In matter of application OF Burger
Sandstrom for permission to work.
In matter of application of Oren
Halter for permission to work.
Joe Mckinney ct ux VS. M. w.
Brachvogel; damages. Hugo Metzler
for plaintiff.
Bertha Goshin VS. Earl Goshin; di-
vorce E. S. Alvey for plaintiff.
Arthur Murphy VS. Amanda Murphy
divorce. M. F. Smith for plaintiff.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-22
A Mental Revolution.

There is, indeed, plenty of indigna-
ton in the United States over the at
rocities and the ruthlessness Of the
German military method. But even
If the German armies had been scrup-
ulous in all such details, our larger
policy must have clashed with Ger.
many's policy, and her doctrine Of
sheer force. The peoples of Europe.
in every country, neutral as we'll as
belligerent, are longing for peace and
for future security. President Will
sons leadership in our entrance upon
the war-status gave encouragement
not merely to the Entente nations
whom we are supporting, but also to
Bohemia, Hungary, Poland, Bulgaria,
and other national entities within the
group of peoples now helping Ger
many in her false and mistaken
course. To have just cause and to
state it justly, is of immense value
when nation goes to war. Our start
hhCH was a 6OOu olC DSCduSC IICol-
dent Wilson so stated his case that it
won not only the plaudits of Europe,
but gained for him the praise of the
leaders at home like Colonel Roose-
welt, Judge Hughes, and Mr.. Root,
who had so strongly opposed his prev
iOus policies. A country that thorough
ly hated war: a country that had OBJ
durately refused to prepare even for
its own protection; country that had
reelected President Wilson because it
thought he was really for peace at
any price; country that cared moth.
ing for the doctrinal rights of passen-
gers on belligerent ships; a country
that longed for the chance to stay at
home, mind it's own business, and
leave Europe to it's own strifes and
destinies-this country. with amazing
unanimity of spirit and purpose, per-
mitted itself to be led to war by its
pacifist President within a month af-
ter his new term had begun. This
was a mental revolution.
Review of Reviews.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-22
Lincoln and the Agitator.

Anti-draft agitation, secret or avow-
ed, is not new in American history.
Lincoln had his troubles with Ameri-
leans who thought that the Union was
not worth preserving the cost OF eff
fective war. The best kOwn OF these
was Clement I. Vallandigham, who had
been expelled from congress because
of his Incorporate denYnciation OF the
administration.
Attacking the CONSUMPTION act, Val
landingham said that the people were
not deserving to be freemen who
would submit to such an encroach-
ment on the liberties. He called the
president king Lincoln" and advised
the people to come together at the
ballot box and hurl the tyrant from
his throne. In time he was tried and
convicted, in spite of his political
prominence, and then, of course, a
pardon was sought for him. Lincoln's
reply contains a message which those
who are fighting CONSUMPTION may
well bear in mind. Here it is in part:
"But he (Mr. Vallandingham)
was not arrested because he was
damaging the political prospects
of the administration or the per-
sonal interests of the command
ing general, but because he was
damaging the army, upon the ex-
istence and vigor of which the
life of the nation depends. He
was warning upon the military. =
Must l shoot simple minded
boy who deserts, while must not
touch a hair of willy agitator
who induces him to desert?
think in such a case to silence
the agitator and save the boy is
not only constitutional, but with
al a great mercy"
What the great emancipation said in
1868 applies to those agitating against
the enforcement of the CONSUMPTION
act today. Can the government. which
has provided heavy penalties for the
young men who seek to escape SER
vice, ignore the efforts of those lead.
ers who in devious ways attempt to
nullify the law? Lincoln saw the
answer and the administration now
in power will not hesitate to follow
his example. Justice, patriotism, the
urgent need for defending the nation,
unite in demanding that, like Vallan-
digham, the present plotters against
CONSUMPTION pay the penalties for
their Offenses
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-22
The Red Cross.

In these days of the world gone
mad, one emblem, the standard of the
Red Cross, stands out above the flags
of the battling nations as the symbol
of the antithesis of the struggles rag
ing above and on the land, on and
under the sea. Whichever side is right
and whichever side is wrong, in the
war, concerns not the army enlisted
under the banner of the Red Cross.
It's mission is to alleviate suffering,
to cure the sick, extend comfort and
consolation to the dying and to make
easier the lot of those who are tight
ing the battles of the oppressed.
Without desire on our part, we have
been drawn into the mighty struggle
Soon we will be sending our boys to
the fighting front where the dangers
from bullet, shell and plunging bayo-
net are no greater than the dangers
from disease and discomfort.
What are we going to do to make
better the conditions under which
they labor in our behalf? The duty,
the obligation, the privilege of those
who remain at home-those who by
reason of circumstances are unable 10
assume the active burden-is to lend
aid and comfort to those who arc
fighting our fight.
This necessary part of the work
is performed for us through the
agency of the Red Cross organization
While we are contributing to the ex.
pense incident to the conduct CT the
war-and contributing heavily--we
have not the right to neglect those
things which make easier the hard
task of conflict.
This week has been set aside as
Red Cross week in America. We ere
to raise one hundred million dollars
and we will do it-for the things
which are incident to war, but aside
from it. Any American who declines
to do what he can to aid this cause
is unworthy of citizenship in a coun-
try where freedom is greater and
privileges are more abundant than un-
der any other flag in the world.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-22
How Much Is Liberty Worth to You?

This is question that every Ameri-
can should ask himself or herself.
For generations we have boosted of
our love of liberty. We have called
our country "the land of the free and
the home of the brave" 1t has proved
in other wars that this was not a
mere empty boast by our fathers and
our forefathers. But the question of
how much is liberty worth to this
generation has not yet been fully
answered.
1t is going to be answered nObly
by those who serve under the colors.
1t is going to be answered and ans
wered clearly by others who serve
their country as best they may. 1t is
going to be answered by others STILL
who unable to render personal SER
vice, have yet furnished their govern
ment the means to prosecute the war.
The number of subscribers to the
liberty loan bonds is going to be an
index of the love of liberty of the
American citizenry of today. The list
of liberty loan bond holders is going
to de a directory of the patriots OF
America.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-22

Syria Germany was bound to defend
them by the terms of her agreement
with the German Zionists, who de-
manded assurances Of protection
from the government when Turkey
first Joined the central powers. Jew
ish immigration into Palestine under
German auspices had been, for more
than a decade, an integral part of the
Teutonic policy, and the assurances
asked for were actually given. During
the first two years of the war Ger
many, backed by America, managed to
hold Djemal Pasha, the Turkish gov
ernor of Syria, in check by frequent
and vigorous representations to the
porte. Now the American ambassador
is gone and American influence dead.
Meanwhile Germany alone, confronted
with a choice between the lives of
10000 Jews and the risk of leopard
ing her Turkish alliance, solves the
problem as she did that of 100000 Ar
menians. General victory demands
the sacrifice of all humane considera-
tions. 1t is the answer Germany gave
in Belgium, in the submarine and
Zeppelin warfare. 1t seems to be the
answer she is giving the hard-pressed
Jews of Palestine.-New York Post.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-22

Miscellaneous
o. L. Higley to c. r. Hutton
ct all releasing conditional
sale contract .................
B. X. Knapp to A. G. Sawyer ct
ux; satisfaction of trust deed
affecting lots II and 10, block
4, karr's addition, Hoquiam -.
j. B. Karshner to G. F. Harsh
ner; assignment mortgage exc
cuted by John Zieman ct Tx in
sum of Observation-Disclosures. 10
w. j. Patterson ct al Trustees
VS. H. l.. Green; notice of levy
on lots / and 2. block SO. Wealth
erwax & Benn's addition, Aber-
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. to the
Public; certificate of log brand
IS" with wv" below ..........
Fidelity National Bank VS. Will
Lanning ct ux; notice of levy on
undivided IL interest govern
ment lot 3, sec 10, twp II, 8;
lot 2, tract Z, and all tract 8,
Aberdeen Tide & Shore Lands
except Northern Pacific right
of way and portion decided to
A. P. Stockwell ............
Darragh Brokerage Co. to the
Public; notice of location of
fish trap .................
Pacific Fisheries & Packing Co.
to the Public; notice Of loca-
ton of fish trap ..............
Montesano Furniture Co. to o. E.
Kearns; releasing conditional
sale contract /
National Cash Register Co. to Holt
& Mack; releasing conditional
sale contract .................
Sheriff Grays Harbor Co. to E. F.
Moe; certificate of sale of lots
] and 2, block 4, corrected plat
HOquiam ........ ...........
F. & F. Garage to j. c. Tucker;
satisfaction conditional sale of
| dutO .......... .......
Same to ]. Barriault; same 800.
Oakville Cooperative Cheese Fac
tory to the Public; articles of
incorporation ......... ......
Elway-Miller Co. and National
Surety Co. to School District
No. 5; contractors bond in sum
|
Massachusetts Bonding & Insur-
ance Co. to the Public; revoca-
ton of power of attorney of
A. D. Resler .................
Schafer Bros. Logging Co. to Jas
Gleason; right to take water
from creek situated in the neZ
swA, sec 26, twp IS, z ......
w. E. Ferrebee VS. c. c. H. Jacka
ct al; notice of levy on ME- Sc
n, sec 10, twp 10, IS ......
George E. Hubble ct al to Frank
Ritner ct al; agreement to sell
timber on neA swA, sh swA
and lot 1, sec IA. lots 4, 5, 6 and
Z, sec Is, twp 16, II. ........
Owen Clancy ct ux to Harry
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-22

Michael Ryan to Joseph Schweit-
ger; quit claim deed, lot 5. block
y, Pleasant Home addition to
AUtTueeu
Sailing Hanson & Co. to Sailing
Hanson Co.; quit claim deed,
swA, sec 26, and neA and e1a
of nwA, sec 35, all in twp 20,
Sailing Hanson Co. to Simpson
Logging Co.; ne14 and e12 NV
u, sec 35. twp 20. Z .........
Same to Same; seA sec IA and
part seA sec % and part seA
neA, sec 90, stwp 20, r z ...... /
Andrew Carlson ct Tx to c. M.
Johnson; nwA nwA, sec II,
twp Is, 10 ................ z
Rosa c. Mcclellan to D. M. Bowes;
quit claim deed, tract 7, of Cen
trail Park addition, .........
L. o. Stewart ct ux to Dexter
Newton; quit claim deed, part
s1a se14 neA, sec 25. twp 16,
r 5, also part neA SELL neA,
sec %, twp 16, ......... 8
o. B. Newton ct uX to Dexter New
tOH, lOtS IL, Il, 10, IT anu IL,
block 1, Smiths Garden Tracts
and part sec 80, twp 16, -. 2
Amelia Crouch ct vir to Victor
Barnhardson; lot 10, block 80,
LIST addition, South Aberdeen.
Same to Isaac Smith; lot II,
block 80, LIST addition South
Aberdeen ...... ...... ......
A. l.. Clark ct ux to Oakville CO.
operative Cheese Factory; seA
nwA neA swA, sec 80, twp 16,
Moclips Realty Co. to S. Nc
Manemy; lot IS, block 1, River
side addition, Moclips .......
Edward Lowe ct al to Simpson
Logging Co.; part secs and s,
twp q, r z; part secs l, all of 2,
3, 10-11, ~, 10, IA, Is, 16, "a,
twp p, r 8; part sec SO twp 22
RS totaling 397061 acres ..... i
c. T. Dunn to P. ]. Mourant;
right of way over ek swH
sec IL, twp %, 10 ..........
Same to Same; timber on e1a of
swA sec II, twp %, 10; P.
J. Mourant transfer of above
agreement to w. E. Ferrebee..
Ray Ellis ct al to Maggie Ellis;
lots 5, 6, Z and 8, block ID" in
Weatherwax & Benn's addition,
j. E. Turnquist ct ux to Roy Sim
mons; lots 8 and 8, Aberdeen
GdTuenS ...... ...... ........
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-22
Satisfaction Of Mortgages

w. P. Fuller & Co. to A. G. Saw
yer ct ux; releasing real estate
Aberdeen Savings & Loan Asso-
citation to ]. w. Barley ct ux;
releasing lot 8, block 8, High
land Home addition, Aberdeen 12Ol
:Vs!AsQ Vdssor o. uosLspuV Ielsc
releasing lot II, block IA, North
Hoquiam addition, Hoquiam -. So
Equitable Savings & Loan Asso-
citation to L. G. Tallman ct ux;
releasing real estate ........ .20O(
c. N. Lee to l. E. Cullis ct ux;
releasing real estate ....... :.
D. r. Whitney, executor, to John
Harmon; releasing lot 10 and
west Is feet of lot IA, block Z,
Benn's Central addition, Aber-
c. A. Wilkinson to w. c. Shahan
ct ux; releasing lot z, block IS,
Corrected plat, Elma ......... 35t
]. G. Lewis to A. E. Leroy ct ux;
releasing west II feet, lot 8, and
east 80 feet lot Z, block II,
Corrected plat, Elma ........ .450(
Aberdeen Savings & Loan Asso-
citation to E. H. Shelley ct ux;
releasing lots 7 and 8, block 6,
Hopkins addition, Aberdeen .200(
A. w. Featherly to r. E. Paslay
ct uX; releasing real estate 49,. :.
Puget Sound Savings & Loan
association, to Charles S. Moore
ct ux; releasing real estate -. 500
j. A. Tannahill to E. E. Hand ct
ux; releasing live stock ...... :.
Luella McCaw to Malachias Saw
omen; releasing auto, dwelling
and household goods .......... :.
J. B. Gochnour to Ben Linzell ct
ux; releasing wiz neA seA, sec
80, twp IS, G., less right of
way ......... ......... ...... Z0'
Katie Smith to J. J. Emley ct ux;
releasing formerly block 9, c.
& w. addition, Elma .......... 80(
Dexter Newton to G. NJ. Hyder;
AL Reinkens to Peter Boss; re-
leasing livestock and personal
property ..>... ...... ........ =.
Same to Same; releasing livestock -.
AL Reinkens to H. B, Simons; re-
leasing donkey engine ........ :.
John Biberger to H. NJ. Byng ct
TX: releasing lots and 7, block
10, Karr's Garden addition, Ho-
GUAM ...... ...... .......... E.
Gust Murhard to c. T. Dunn; re-
leasing eA sw14, sec II, twp
%, 10 ................. 1Oi
Gust Murhard to c. 7. Dunn.
a.. leasing e1a swA, sec -, twn
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-22
Cermany's Sacrifice of Humanity to
Expediency.

Latest reports indicate that, in the
matter of the Palestinian Jews, Ger
many has again, as in the case of the
Armenians, sacrificed humanity to ex-
pediency. There seems to have been
only a feeble and ineffective attempt
to protect the unfortunate Jews of
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-22

these things than to build up the in
dustries that could make them. So
we have gone on importing things
that might just as we'll have been
made in the United States. We have
felt that we were a self-sufficient ma
ton, but are finding out that we are
far from that. There is money enough
in this country, and there are resourc-
es enough, to produce here practically
everything we need.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-22
Finding Our Dependence.

AS the war progresses we are con-
stantly finding out how dependent we
have been on foreign nations for
many Of the things essential to keep
our industries going. 1t seems always
to have been cheaper, or easier, to buy
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-22

Cash Nudge to Nels Johnson ct
ux; releasing e12 west two-thirds
se4 nw14 and e1a west two
thirds, neA sw14 and east II
rods of south 40 rods of west
one-third, neA swA, sec "a, twp
16, r .....
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-22
Bills of Sale

O. L. Higley ct uX to c. R. Hutton;
saw mill machinery ...........
S. B. Jennings to T. c. G. Hoff-
man: auto ..............
Stewart Hague Co. to John Savin;
John Savin to L. j. Mason; auto.
Emil Smith to Gus Lindberg;
fishing boat ..................
White Star Lumber Co. to Wal
lace Ballard Lumber Co.; s.
100000 feet manufactured lum-
Der ...... ...... ....... ~,
Harry Smons to c. H. Clemens;
donkey engine ...............4'
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-22

twp IS, r 6, south one-fifth ME-
sell neA seA and SIC seA ne
"A sen, sec "a, twp IS, r 6 80.
w. A. Dawson ct ux to Adolph
Watson ct ux; lease of north
easterly 25 feet, southeasterly
so feet, lots / and 2, block 48,
Corrected plat, Hoquiam ......
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-22
MORTGAGES

Fern w. Sherwood to Eugene
France; undivided One-third in
terest' to s1a sen, neA seA
and sell swA, sec "a, twp 20,
ZUUU
E. H. Shelley ct ux to N. j. Ca
ron; lots and 8, block 6, Hop
kins addition, Aberdeen ...... .23OO
William Lund ct ux to State
Building & Loan Association;
lot 4, block "a, Aberdeen 49,. 1886
R. E. Paslay ct TX to Same; lot
16, block 2, Fairview addition,
Aberdeen ...... ...... 1875
Tracy T.. Vanucie to Luella NJ.
McCaw; lots and 8, block so,
Northern Pacific addition South
Aberdeen ......... ........... 400
Oscar Flo to l.. M. McCaw; lots
13 and IA, Union Pacific addi-
ton, Aberdeen ................ 200
Lee Barryman ct Nv to N. j. Ca
ron; ne AseA and sell neA,
sec 5, twp Is, rs ............. II
Ray Ch"~---- = -"~rcers & Lum-
bermen's Bank of Elma, chattel
mortgage on livestock ......... so
Alger J. Sanders to Emeline M.
Ross; lots and 5, block II,
| Karr's River addition, Ho-
GUAM Observation-Disclosures. $50
Chas. c. Perkins and Loren Jones
to Montesano National Bank;
| potatoes land growing crops .. 1856
| Ben T'''""'' - 49, to Effie L. Lam
ming; VIZ neA sen, sec 20,
twp 10, r 6, less right of way :. 500
Ed Long to w. M. Owens; part
swA swA sec l. and part neA
seA seA, sec =. twp II, s.. 1925
John J. Emley Ut ux to Home
| Savings & Loan Association;
| formerly block 8, c. & w. addi-
ton, Elma 615
Oliver Perow to William ]. Maize;
nwA nwA neA. sec 26, twp.
| 18, 6 ................ 100
Mrs. T. j. Hall to Farmers G.
Lumbermen's Bank of Elma;
livestock ............ $50
Simpson Logging Gu. to Edward
Lowe ct al; part sec 6, 8, twp
21, r Z; part secs /. 2, 3, 10, II,
II, 13 IA Is 16 "a, twp Fl, IS;
part sec SO twp % 8 ..... 100000
c. H. Clemens to AL Reinkens;
donkey engine ................15 1900
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-22
AT COURT HOUSE
The Weekly Record of
Legal Doings at the
County Seat

MINUTES OF SUPERIOR COURT
AND NEW CASES FILE0-LIST
OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AND MISCELLANEOUS INSTRU.
AUDITOR.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-06-22

Hutchinson; lease of farm and
personal property near Nc
Cleary ...... ....... .........
L. E. Freeman VS. J. F. Myles ct
al; lis pendens affecting nh,
seA, sec 10, twp IS, 5, south
one-fifth, ME- seA seA seA
and s1a, seA neA seA, sec "a,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-10
A CREAMY LOTION
MADE WITH LEMONS
Prepare a quarter pint at about
the cost Of a small Jar of
common cold cream.

When this homemade lemon lotion
is gently massaged into the face,
neck, hands and arms daily, the skin
naturally should become soft, clear
and white, and the complexion dainty
and attractive.
What girl or woman hasn't heard
of lemon juice to remove complexion
blemishes; to bleach the skin and to
bring out the roses, the freshness and
the hidden beauty? But lemon juice
alone is acid, therefore irritating and
should be mixed with orchard white
this way. Strain through a fine cloth
the Juice of two fresh lemons into a
bottle containing about three ounces
of orchard white, then shake we'll and
YOU have a whole quarter pint of
skin and complexion lotion at about
the cost one usually pays for a small
Jar of ordinary cold cream. Be sure
to strain the lemon juice so no pulp
gets into the bottle, then this lotion
win remain pure and fresh for
months. When applied daily to the
face, neck, arms and hands it natural
" should help to whiten, clear,
smoother and beautify.
ANY druggist will supply three
ounces of orchard white at very little
cost and the grocer has the lemons.
In this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion
ladies can easily prepare and have an
inexpensive toilet aid which perfectly
satisfies their natural desire for a
beautiful soft skin.-Adv.