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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-21
WINFIELD.

Miss Vista Hall, of Morgantown. has
spent the past few days at her fatE-
ers. Mr.. 7. r. Hall.
Mrs. Mary Morley was calling 1t
Mrs. Sebina Morgan Sunday afternoon
last.
Jeffie Morgan has spent the past
week at his brothers, Ezra Morgan
Mr.. and Mrs. David Baker were at
Arthur Layman's Sunday last.
Ray Hall and two daughters, Miss
Belle and Miss Vista were calling At
Mr.. and Mrs. Encs Halls last Sui.
day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-21
mInIna Cams stOry At Princes.

Harold Lockwood assisted by Vera
Sisson. Herbert Standing, Lester Gu
neo, H. F., Crane, Arthur Millette and
Mirabeau, the dog, present THE Hid
den Spring" at the Princess today.
This feature photodrama has been pic
turized by Fred ]. Balshofer from the
novel OF the same name by Clarence
B. Kelland. and depicts life in and
near an Arizona mining camp.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-21
No More Hoas.

Mayor Thomas C. Price has posted
notices over the town informing the
Monongah people of the recent ordi.
nance passed by the Town Council
prohibiting the raising of hogs wi:hir
the town limits after January /, 1915
The notices have been placed in all
sections of the town in order that cv.
eryone may become acquainted with
the new law before it goes into ef.
feet.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-21
Mr., and Mrs. Ola Moore were al

Mr.. and Mrs. Ola Moore were At
Mrs. Mary Nuzum's last Sunday even.
ing.
Those at n. l. Hawkins Sunday were
Edna Swisher, Frona and Actie Muir
ply. Amy Sattertield, Dorothy and
Mamie Baker.
Miss Mary Hall was visiting rs.a-
tiyes in Fairmont few days recent.
ly.
Mr. and Mrs. T. n. Swisher vera
calling at T. R. Halls one Afternoon
OF last week.
Miss Eliza Baker, who has been
staying at Fairmont for some time.
has now returned home.
Miss Ruth Hall, who has spent tas
summer with her uncle, Z. o. Hall,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-21

have not as yet been announced. in
that the presidents of both societies
are not In school this year. Donald
Conway, president of the Lyceun
and ]. Dunn. president of the Mozar.
are neither enrolled at the Normal.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-21
Lew Fields in Dixie Play.

A Frank Daniels comedy and Lew
Fields in Tho Barker" are the fea.
tured pictures at the Dixie today. The
Barker" is a thrilling drama with a
great deal Of human appeal. Lew
Fields character portrayal is one Of
the outstanding features OF the pro-
duction from the pen or Charles X.
Harris.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-21

has returned to her home at Fair
mont. 81
Miss Laura Baker, OF Fairmon. IL
spending few days with her motsaF,
Mrs. Kate Baker.
Mrs. Sebina Morgan was at T. Il.
Halls Thursday of last week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-21
Left YESTERDAY.

Perse Harmon, well known local
young man, was among the men that
left yesterday for Petersburg. Har.
mon has been working in Clarksbu7g
for the past several months and hay.
ing registered in that city went with
the Clarksburg men.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-21
The Drafted Men.

Monongah was represented in the
quota that left for Petersburg yestar-
day afternoon by four local men. They
are Martin Killeen. Norman Stout.
George Grove and Sam Gaccaas.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-21
MONONGAH
Motored Here.

Harold Peppers motored to Mono:.
gah yesterday from Salem. While in
town he is visiting his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Holbert, CT
Brookdale. After a short visit here
he will return home.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-21
Baseball At a Glance
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National LEAGUE,

Pittsburgh 9, New York 9 90 IN
nings). Other games postponed, rain.
American League.
Chicago 5, Philadelphia 3 St Louis
4, Washington 2; Detroit /, Boston q;
Cleveland 6, New York 2.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-21
GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY.
National League.

WHITLEY UT TIDOI ID 7 ODNT
National League.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Boston at st. Louis
Philadelphia at Chicago
American League.
Chicago at Boston
Cleveland at Philadelphia
st. Louis at New York
Detroit at Washington
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Kerr and Mrs
Fred Watkins. Of Grafton, were visit
ors here yesterday having motoreG
down.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-21

q ONE idea OF the methods taken
- to safeguard the health OF Uncle
Sans men in camp may be gain.
ed from the fact that the members OF
company OF motion picture players
had TO undergo thorough medical ex-
animation before they were permitted
to enter the grounds Of one Of the
camps recently.
This actually happened when Direc
tor Elmer Clifton. OF the Bluebird stu
dos. and his company OF players.
headed by Herbert Rawlinson, made a
trip to San Diego to secure scenes for
their latest production, tits up to
You"
Many OF the scenes were taken in.
side the Exposition grounds, which
are used for a military training camp.
Through the courtesy of the officers
in charge, following the examination.
they were given the freedom OF the
grounds and were accompanied con-
stantly by officers to see that they
were not interrupted in their work.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-21
Conquest Program At Nelson.

Conquest Program At Nelson.
An unusually good variety OF sub.
jects is to be seen in the Conquest
Program showing at the Nelson today.
The picture embraces a ripping com.
edy. an educational reel. a drama OF
sufficient length to MIKE 1t a feature
in itself, a reel of iterest to Boy
Scouts, and in fact so great variety
of subjects are included that 1t is sure
to please everyone.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-21
Corns Lift Right Off With "Gets.It"

Blessed relief from corn pains Is
simple as A B C with "Gets-It."
When you've been limping around
for days trying to get away from
q heart-driIflng corn or. bunny cal
Jus, and everything you've tried has
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-21
IN THE
FRONT ROW
HEADLINERs TONIGHT.
Musical Comedy.

- ONE idea of the methods taken
= to safeguard the health OF Uncle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-27
VICTORY ASKED
IN REICHSTAC
BY H0LLWEC

BERLIN. via ssyville Wire
less, Feb. n. - Germsny's
peace conditions are based on
"repara,ion for all wrong suf-
fereo and guarantees for the
existence and future Of
strong Germany"
Imperial Chancellor Won Beth.
mann.lioilwcv so outlined them in
C. speech before the Reichstag to
dAy
There Is only one necessity OF
the day he declared. 1t domi.
mates all questions OF policy. both
foreign aud domestic-it IS to fight
and gain a victory"
Asks War Materials
While our soldiers on the front
stand I'm the drum fire OF the
trenches and our submarines. defy
ing death. hasten thru the seas,
while We AZ home have no other
absolutely no other task but 10 pro.
duce canncns. ammunitions. food
and 20 distribute these sictual-
with iustice--in the midst Of this
struggle for the life and future OF
our empire intensified to an eX.
IRENE. there IL only one necessity
OF the dav II dominates all ques.
lions u policy. both foreign and
domestic and that Is TO fieht and
gain a victory"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-27
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM RUTH

EuNi'rfAN itiuENptplfHf
Who has tho pnw rr Co., tvii fou anything
sea Want 90 kune. Fan as tiHa huslHers
men and vurhthg men Whist line o.
buainr>- of work VIII to most tikelt
fot them sud what part ~ the world
eil hu more sucroHaftl fpr them sire
danH not teil go please YOU but rlfsH
oHit true advice in huriucnH aud family
affairs ruartship aud marriage tfiiH
the name ~ YOUR future husband ct
Ne hnw go win tho ono you Jose site
advises how Co tr.. ihr srustafed tus
arther and makra hapriusHa iu Fuuf
hamfi tells iu regard 60 Yaur absent
friends Hhe tells sou Rhat business
5000 4fs adapted Tor. vbsn Coo speculate
ard etere.to inrats and hoH 90 avoid
Oh tf1ahi' pho teiiH 1uu the secrets ~
beluH harpf snf surrrasful 90 anything
SON take in hand N 500 IRE Hatflrd
a. disrnutased shusulf Madam UHfh CO.,
once iisf adtIrn viii remove go HH-
staries to- readings are sftiats ean.
fidfuttai Fsfisfalfinu guaranteed ef
ua charges This 10 tho madam fifsf
time in Seattle Won have seHa TIE
others noe zoe tho brsi N 10 trouble
special readings 500 iiuurs 10 m
60 $50 o. m Hotel aresn. room 20
th01s Fnur,h hct~ren rths and t'tna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-27
MADAM CFALY

EqYf+rtAN rtnEAotputFF ANu
MEDIUM
lno uho can actually trii 500 SHAT sou
eant o. hnar without sshiuH q single
question Gitcs true adttfr hnw go
gain success boz business and family AZ.
fairs rouftHhtp ana marriages teiis
guu vhat bssiusss 10 most lucky fnr
sou ana what mart - the sofid viii
b. more sHrressfui 'nr Won. advises haw
90 gain ana hold o. Fnod position She
tells N tho one Y"u love ~ true ~ false
gives the name ~ your future husband
nr stfs. and causes speedy marriage
with me one - ronr chaire brings the
separated together. makes happiness
between man ana vife The mada "a
can sdyise hos 20 avoid AL bad
tuck and sttl Influence sra trouble snd
cause you 80 have good luck and sue
frNa o. anything you take in hand Tits
lady does not tsii 60 please you. hut
Nltes only truthful adtiee sou esn de-
pehd on one Vtsii Co beet riii fepsr
fnu for many fisapnoinfmsnfs in others
This a. The madAm's firs' time f. Hs.
atfir Hatisfsrtian Fuarantssd aF no
rNsrsTr fueriai readings Go cents faf
leo weeks unlF. Hotel Nnfris room 5.
ftE8fs ThiFd between rnioh and ptke
ifeurs 90 - daily aud saadaY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-27
ASK
MADAM KIRON

WHO HAS JUST ANNfh Eh Aa
SEATTLE
lns ~ha is abs 10 ur me Ysii - mya-
tsFt and reveal go Ynu anything yea
nant 90 trop o. businras speeuiaftans
tnvrst meets lore marriage sspAFstten
and divorce sas-s Triis Han3s ~ pour
fuiure husband or eifs Ana causes
speedy marriage sith the Gre - your
rhnlrr Advises hos fa Fain success
tn tasiness 90 anYthinn rnH taae b.
hand Tfiis hse 20 conquer ruaF ere
mites aad avoid ell nhsiatiss sd fress
hi~s n Will raF fa Hanauif fhis - on
aeTfui lady ifrf readings are strictly
confidential Rafisfaffion Euafanfe~d
~ money frfundsf Permanently 10
Gated ~ ca tnisr on corner Seventh
Ard nluu Special fsadiuFs for 10
fags calls 90 rrnfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-27
GIRL, Is, ASKS COP
TO FIND SHELTER

Msry Lambert rs. Is hesrt.
broken
Shes about ready "a give up"
and 10 back 90 iioqniam
Late Monday night officer
oGorman found Marl at Second
ave ana University She Was cold
and hungry
Take "a" with you somewhere.
I m tired Of living. she told officer
O'Gorman = came here few
weeks ago ] have been working
at candy store bui he didn' Z
treat mo right
OGpruan took her 10 the Pro.
tecilNc Division OF the police de
partment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-27
ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

Gifted Eafuftau phrsnoiortsf itats Faur
palm thnruuEhif read anu explained ~
genuine EEFpttan uaiulsf end flaif-
saFHuf. uaa naturaiiF gifted Nlh thu
poser ~ trU uRnB coming st snts -
9uuf life Hhr tells ~ bat tnu called fur.
names - frtHnds rnrmies hnH So Ratn
surress ~ husin~ss health. ruuFfship.
n=ftiasr airoffe. agcuiationt ana
fFansaftlons - au hi'ds 80 matter
shat may b. Yuur ambition. hop. o.
fear. she guarantees a. hefp Fna kfs
Fun ln fruubief 10 Fnu fat fts or.
fau have testuwrd tuur frasf aed -,
frrfiafs unnn arfsnF renl 900 lnalffsTs
srf fnaard fa1r She sdtisrs "a at
tHareftsHi affaira - ne Special TITS
us~h fradirEs CD cents 90 rnlfsf-
sifr tufns- Ffsfh ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-27
He Dropped in for
a Midnight Call

r. p Parker and wife. s23 Path
ave. woke up at 1880 a m. Tues
day morning 10 find a burglar at
the dresser in their bedroom. With
their awakening. the thief made a
hurried soape. A lady's gold
watch was taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-27

NoUil he pleased with
our low prices and quick,
permanent results.
Coz suit me about Asthma.
Rheumatism. PARALYSIS. all
Pelvic Disorders and other
ailments / have a perma-
nent hctterInent for every
case Of low vitality or
weakness.
Twelfth year. Consulia-
ton free Dir Macy. 2oe-5
Epicr building. Siih Sec
ond ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-27


i'"N""'
"a .,-- - - ,s.....t4..., r,,,tt' a.
,.s.t.,,rt,.f s,,uk T. al e. ~ sh,a
min =, 10 Ia son. - fs..t.ff,
r.rr mel ~ 80 an. har pa,..k.
( fo,tr s.,. h. tf,hcr-s oo-.a $50 fa.,r
t,ftie ,nntlta a. 90 40 -Ina olives
|t.r san II .strrt,. afs ss+. ryt
Am. ioc n, stsu A. ne fresh mics no
each fresb hofninv fer OF ASSORTED
rooki~s dos esc. raisin cake. lbs
. tsc. 1tu bottle olives. Ice. Ieiiicd tongue.
aac %
pttp PLACE
SIAN 81 ~ stsrdard s.ao,,tat.a
sugar sfr stall 20 fresh past.lrfred
,nIk e. ut a. ~ SIAN 10 frssh br.sa
: SOC ioaVos lsr assorted fresh cookies
S,v ~. pi,. H. io, ana 10 stal a.
hiack Va aiuuts lbs 1ses oranges Zoe
sox II, 40 r,r ess. vatnuta fs- N gt.u
lsa rrape fruii. for iec OF Tor ESQ
oranges 2 dor Csc stall gs Who'll. frr.l,
rodfish $50. herring 81 b. SIAN 40
ratato sausare le.r ih 2 tbs ESQ sian
,s hominy Toe al. outage ei,se.e fac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-27
MADAME LESLIE


ASu rtkfuNoNAN
7 he fsmHas phrrneinEisf reads Faar en-
fire ilfa from fhr rfaatr 90 GOES csc fusf
90 fne head Indicates sisrs rnH def-s
faets. tells fnu what hoe fsaesra g. fif-
ahat ia haHpt rins HlfFuut sskinE n
siHatr HuTsf iHn FHf Husr sos tell ihlhss
fn firfsr. taf Frnts thlrEs iaeI as iha
heed iaHiratre trIis rnu shat riansfa
fuH Hefe t-rfH uuurf fHr iurhT aad ats
fathF uiNnett " nrn asa w hnw Faa sIIl
tH#rrf SETTLES snd ~Epiains love family
ffaHhies marriage. divorce. health
haainess isa tsita sfirculA isHs inFrst
fnenis Uansartieas ~ al EinNs. % fat
na matter shat Fugr hops fear ~ am.
bitiah. come 20 this acted rhrrhaiaEzst
ana IND heip There 10 40 need Tor
anyone 60 DO uusucrrsa'ul hsf adtfrs
FFaluWFs All truuhie Fhs auArsutass
satiafaetigu % ~ rhafHs nsf tsaiiHss
arr strictly eunfiAehftai cau ahd eeu.
saH beg free Epun Fistifun u4as
1919 Wssfiskc One hours 10 e m
ca o m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-27

rlfE FACTORY HAtn sroRE is rHE
place 20 T~t faur aHrk dome af factory
prices We have ~. sale ard manu-
faeturs fnurses wiza switches uuffs
Curis. porurs transforwafiuna and old
lads front pieces Everything 60 uear
in hair goods We made and carry fa
stock clean. 80 sra make ovce your
Oh switches tour~es utTa go Make
up your cut hair ard romhinEp ln any
pattern sou may desire 1907 Firsf a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-27

March kamakura Maru. Japan China.
g. N doct
Alameda. cordo,a Valdez seward.
March 9 chicago Maru. Japan -cbiua.
Admiui E,ans. cordo,a. q r. = dorh
Governor san Francisro pier .
March . ADMIRAL Dewey san Francisco
Iirr ~
Jefferson. skagway. rier
Princess sophia. skneway Vancouver.
10 ARRIVE
March 90 Meru. japan china. q. y
dock
Shells Nlelson. orient, seattle
Tcmpaisau Maru. orient Seattle
March tmstila san Francisco Pier u
March a-Admiral FsrraEut. = e and
b ". Alaska, g. T.. T.. dock
March Canada Mnfu. Japan. China.
Alaska s. e. and W Alaska. Pier
March = Empress ~ Asia. Japan chtua.
Vancouver.
N-Ki southcastcrn Alaska Pier &
ARRIVED At SEATTLE
Feb. 81 Jefferson. from s. y Alaskan
rcb. 20 harEo washouRai. from san
Francisco. In tow Of tug GoHah, at
midnight
SAILED IRON SEATTLE
y ~ =" A1urFu, Tor san frdFu, Via San
Francisco At fit5 D. M.
Admiral Dewey. Tor Tacoma. at t.1s
y m.
Iohan rauison Tor Port Gamble. at
gao y IN
valdez. Tor Tacoma. az noon
ALASKA VESSELS
rpRppNA. Feb Co. Sailed. Alaska
southbound ~ o. m. Admiral FarrnRut
sputhhoun1. nt II a. o.. m
JUNEAU. Feb. 90 Sailed. Northwest.
ern. wosthound. az . %. M
WRANHEli.. Fob. 20 sailed spo-
kane. northbound nt ie,lo .. m
kETCHtkAN. Feb. 20 Sailed spo.
knc northbound. at 3;t5 q. M Princess
sophia, Houthhouud at 80 a. M
OTHER PORTS
SYDNEY ~ W. Fob. Hg=SnlIod
schooner Taurus. for Puget sound
WFLL1NGrON. ~. y Fob. Arrived.
Schooner G. IiomcH from seattle.
thence Noycml or T.
MNNiLA. Fob. 20 sailed Atalta
Maru FOR scnttio. via ports
MI KORAN. Fob. 9G. sailed some.
dona M1ru. FOR Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-27

fha AreAtfst HufrunirElst aHd mehiant So
ths paffl has 1usf arrived in seattle
if there 10 anything Yuu drslfe 20
know and utsh tn fnd ouf. shs rsa
tsit-pau Nifes sou aHalrr or 80 iuI.
p8ftaut affairs - ufe Hhe aili 81
Fua adVire ~ regard 90 lose tasa
seuffshlp. business affairs and mar
ftaErs end also FahaarffHns - anY
natafH she can tell Fol ln regard to
suseIi kfiuHs invest rf.ta business
trshsaetisns stocks uiis sua bonds
ana FELL fua anything that Pertains 70
feuf aeirare ard happinesa ore visit
e. thls aHnderfui iadF vlii paf Fea fer
The many disappnintments in ell 9th
sfs Ehr eNi Elss tha maine Hf your
fHfArs tashanH "r utfs aHd fFff fua
what rHn tamr fsf miinauf HsAIux :
sfeEis uaFe,iun Hhe rsir tsii fHuf itast
life smA ~ has 3uaf fufHfr no is 20 b.
&HH r hni hTsHWss " musf lWrRf ffr fnu.
Std hat fHu afn Adapted faf TIE
Nsham can ha fHuna Dos hog private
fesidsurr ttis Thtfh ave bstassa
Fike ara pine Readings daiif 20 fis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-27
ASK
MADAM CORDELlA

PHRENOLOGIST AND MEDIUM
Who 10 stfi "a with the poser 80 foFsss~
your Iaat ana future ilf~. ana her Won
drfrul kno~iedra enables her 20 ift the
veil - mystery and reveal tu sea all
the important matters ~ ufF Hhc rsu
trii sou who Bour enemies are and whF
thfg are enemies tn yea. che ear allen
tell Yvu hnn fo conquer them. and hos
e. make happiness trts rem tuan and
wife " there $50 rfti Influences over
fuu shr can Tell goa hos 90 nt sfrnfna
them alsa tell fau and site fou the
tritiaia ~ Tho one gag will mafff ana
n ne one sea love is true ~ ftls~ hhr
advises hos 80 hFinH The separated Co
Esthef and iH regard 90 your absent
ffi.uds ami tell thr secret ~ being
happy anf successful ln iifr Hho Will
EiFs feu onit trathrul advice Madam
cuFdriia can adttse Ynu be- regard 90
snuF husinrsa and Financial affairs aud
rar tell fau what business ur vocation
Nlt DO iurhy fur 500 'pnauit her at
enfe on anf matters that arc tauslhs
Fuu anrff W. trouble Vernon Hotel
ftsh fulan st Headings nHu zoe 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-27
NINE. VICTORIA


The celebrated phrcnolosIst. clalrvoyant
and palmist. gives scientific readings on
all affairs ~ ne past. present az
future You have seen tho others. now
soc tho best. n tn trouble. Al readings
guaranteed satisfactory or no fees ae-
ccpted Headings Doe Room i2 Ah.
BOT Hotci THIRD aud PIKE
MADAM ALEXANDER
seventh sight srcr ana PIANIST Room
Elliott uotct FIRST ANA riko
MADAM CHARLOTTE - sCIENTIFfc
psimisi conscientious reader SOC
Room iiav thoruo Hotel Madison st
near seventh ave.
MADAM MACK MAGNETIC READER
and adviser. Rooms ? aud 10. Pueblo
hpts, First ave. and Pine o. Phone
Main J07a
Spiritual TEST C1HcLE WEDNFs-
daf only. o'clock Carpenters hall
fGe0 Fourth, between riue and Stewart
test mediuuA IN city
HELEN RICE BUnLEfGH CIRCLES
sunday Tuesday. Friday evenings. con.
sultations daily 1909 ard ave. room 2ls
MADAM FnY sCIENTfFfC CNUD
reading bnvonpWt llotcL ite5 rifth.
RELIABLE CARp nEHbfNGH DAILY
host results GiN lfotol Nelson. 2ola
Second ave
FAST SELLERs NC COMMISSION
either seX as2a whitman ave. even.
Jugs. or address B-ai Star
rhpF QutNLiN- DEAD TRANCE MI
dium. This Woot only Poe $40
noaer ~
cINiHNoYANT cARD WEApEG iaIe
Ilshth ave-. west ~ stewart RI.
PRACTICAL CARD HEADING era lit
erU building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-27

MADAM HONOR WAS horn
ut Alexandria.
ERpt She ls recognized a. the most
vaudarful phrepoioRist in tho world
Her readings WI aHt0nish Won ~ wrli
Bs delight sou she tells past present
and future correctly. Swing YOU vsiua
hie Information nu sil affairs 81 ITO
near and dear 90 the human heart. "
In trouble. she can help yon. Her ad
vice is good Try her Guaranteed sat
isfactlnu Room 81 Anticrs Hotel.
Fourth ave. and Union ~
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- 60sss aoR sAcT~
MALE HELP WANTED

The Chinese root.
ana herbs can sue
crssfuiiy treat al
disorders u men
ani women
Special for tho
toothaehr had
ache ato m a. n.
rupture. chilli SORE
thr at Ysiiow
rev or. swelling
. ! m o les skin.
wounds Rhsesss
ard nsTvous disar
fsra have been
treated successful
~
SING LEE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-27

PUGET SOUND
STEAMER
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
STEAMERS LEAVE rro~ coraa~
pot v. ROOT on MARION sTaErr
Law. srTiv.
tsaiii. sssiti.
'tlsisri.. %. t.--rert les s-.na-fsrt
Ass-I~s
i1e Steamer sol Due. tori ,fspFn
mid Irevrssrd Williams daily
nisht 'uunrsnsss fEsauiual.t
dsity iAnrsis, ard Nirserls
.poss not calf al
Victoria sunssy.
Tacoma Direst
ssaul steamer. Tacoma srdi fearn
seam Indianapolis for TAI ssssn
- eean rnf.a dirssf Etesmsrl 1 apprn
tsrrn every t~e howr- ,sei tsprr
ieepn sirEl. ifip Gee rcundl ,sr'n
sep-n "trip sfePFn
sspm sfersn
,itrn 10 ssprn
daily dsily
reu rs~s.erd special
eeafn STR siou,. Cor Port tpprn
eeprn ro~ussnd sirscti 10 feprn
daily Cornse'. =, To-rssnsl daily
l-i'h rail- lives fef all
iroin', On oiympici
'rsninsuis
Pert ACCOMPLISHMENTS
rockingham,
sssrn STEAMER wsstesn'. tessrn
daily for Port Townsend daily
t.narories and Bell
bingham.
Observation-Disclosures
Port Townsend
10 ospris =. .Kui.hsn. forl sssprn
dary irv.rett Anacortesl daily
land re ingha
iCail. AZ Port Town.
issnd southhound on-i
Nv Does not call at
lrvsrst, SATURDAY..
san Juan Nottingham
1900 str Ro.siie. Tor Port seprn
rnIfn'ht Townsend and peil Tursd'y
sunday bingham. VIA all SAM Thurs'v
Tussd'y Juan island points sstur'y
Thurs'y
San Juan U~itinshsm
sosn str. CIT, ~ ,nx~i~. eenn
Tuerf'r for Heninrham VIA Monday
Thursv san Juan Island Wednes
u.,.... ,..tr,. FRIDAY
''1'
Fort fowns~""
way an" NF .-----
Zee steamer Ut"pia, fcrl .eeprn
raidn'hrpcrt Townsepd Port Tnesd'y
FundRylAnreler Nehh nay, Ihufs
Tu-sd' Wand wav ports saturF
To- Thnr.'d
-, Tonn.r,d-pcrt Anr,ie. and
Wa, ro,ts
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1919 SUI 80.
midn'ht fort l"N ,,,-,,. r ,,,us'
MONDAY Nnsr,e r-,sa
FridhN " --.
Port GFmhi~-tudi"w-f
-,,6..,, is,.,mrr Puget. rori . Ham
,.,v t,<inr.,on oambi.l daily
, tnaIow ..Fsiont erc.pt
p.,,,,,xtrisrt To~n.cndl Sunday
rt.r.,tiio ana radl
r,rL
s,,urda. Only
.ne.,, steamer pusrt FOR a.oepu,
1'VVp'" ,r,nss,ou r.udiow sndl
~ no,nt-
s..a.. notx
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