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q g IMPORTING = ENroprtNu -
tMnfrs AHtuh. ~ NoHENntNN. tof.
tef securities nids Elliott aost
4. a. TRADING co. Importers, tsratt
rrs ard Manufacturers hlt-l1 raclfic
ulde rlou teat
IMPORTERS oI JAPANESE AN en-.
>T.sN sIths. IINNiRN AM CutNA
kMONo VA ChON0 CO. itt snd Ave
south Euleu tofe
tNpt srRiAi. ENGINEER
RcltthtNr = W NS Esehanse hlds
NaiH lHti
iNstt Nrtn wtRt Am cAui.t--
IHAp fNgN~in A>p WEATHER
rhuut
NATIONAL tSptA UruuER CO. so
tHt Ave South fltlntt itka
tR,Ntr-riRn
hNkER rHNNENr CO. Arcade hldE
RtrurRrnUp 4 COMPANY. ssg sss
Emrtre mats Ettutt iiat
THOMAS jos % 4 co, tN's Mort
sNse Loans tos Chefn. Etuott aetA.
tR,NCr-orNER,i.
AvkfSNoN NJ a HuN, Hege
NiHa Nniu Fua6
noFtv,N INSURANCE GO COTTON.
uuWCkrARur GO. AOrsA. Marine
soitN DAVIS = 90 rirs Insurance
Aeta sof snd Ave Main gttl
uorrsrEiNS Use. tes Columbia -.
KsiTs nRrcE sie New YORK Heck
utfNrER PRANK r co. Insurance
and Real Estate 80 halfway -
chsnre iuds Msia .ii
MArENitOIsf NORMAN. a CO
NoWMAN wArNHuoraE , "a
rNuMnCLts aEohaE STEINER.
Alaska uids MAIN $50
INST RN>tE-iIth
nNuMnAuUW MRS n. GRACE tSEw
YuEN i.trE tNs co... 90 rriumbia
nevtrGntE fiFE ASSURANCE so
CtErN or 4. hmpire hidE sst
60 sei Main sisf
GUARANTEE rt-Np ttfn ASSN LEo
IS NtEEs ass AOr. ioa1 Henry
Mi,rEoroiIfAN LIFE tNa co or
T. white u1E Main NAi.
PETERSON. WA PRoNlpENr ifrG
TRUST CO. STATE uEN. Auft
csHtrai uds Maln tslt
pffDENtN MUTUAL. ttfE INSURANCE.
CO. az t~AFS NOS Main 3pea
i>sIx,>cf--Iiir. MANN aNp
NORTHERN LIPS ms. Nefthsfn Lite
Hldr Main efsA
INSURANCE. LOANS, STOCKS AND
noNDs
SIMMONS u " 4. iNc. The Higher
Grade SECURITIES. sai+t Pa h'ig
Main ftf
list Rt>tr-uE>FrI
MAccAuEEs. RIA WNt.ru 6. WHITE.
stats MANAGER rhs Times hiag
Matn eE4
INSURANCE.. HfAI ESTATE.
RENTALS. LOANS
MILLER. VINCENT y. nc SO shi
Ave
INSURANCE. A>D RENTALS
CARTER 4 MACDONALD tNC seattle
National uauk uidE Main estt
INNn-rMENr sfct Rffffs.
TftuMfsE MAG&tH ga g CO. So
eurlti-a nidr Eiliatt fasf
INST RANCE AND RhAf t>rArI
IA NsAT CLAUDE C., CO. General
tnsaFAure ant Real Estate. iff so
Ave Main 1889
INTERIOR DECORATING.
COLLINS pEEctNAt. Use. issf ehi
Ave Elliott tttA
IRo~ AND sIrIt.
VULCAN MFU GO. ieee eth q M4ia
lese.
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HPANDtu arNtNg QUARTET. tehn
Hpnruuf, Director. tinrnin Hotel.
Fourth Ave aud Madison ht Eiiinu
ttki
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rRA~srTR. COAL AND vooD
ELLIOTT FUEL CO. iios Bailey Hidg
I sidney isss
rAIioRS
BOYLE & Mold TAILORING co. tEH-
elusive Agents for I'd V Price and
Co. ChicaEol. eli seneca st. Main
Frost sEYNEr. i''s la, Ave. Main
MASzo. DANIEL CGcntlemen's and
Ladies' TnuorrD. e0i2 l2th Ave. So
o.SFpis r r.. 1910 ard Ave. Main tosa
ONFpRn TAILORING co, uniform
EXPORTS. zti Third Ave Elliott 1877,
RAINY TAILORING co. Inc, as Union
81 Elliott sie
STONE THE TAILOR. 1905 end Ave.
WEISS. y west Makcr,. sss-sss Nc
Donald Hock Main So
TAItoRS And plERS
/ EMPIRE TAlLOKS AND OVERS. $40
seneca 81 elliott s20i
TANKS. BARRii.s. hEGS. STONES
I WESTERN CooPERAGE co. 1917
Evinv ~ North
TAN>ERiEs
NORTH COAST TANNING co. llgS
West t6th ballard ll5.
UNITED FISH Rail-. Foot Of hay ~.
Elliott $50
TANIpERMISr AND tRRIER
HERG. e.. G., l49 First Ave. Main
TEACHERS AGENCiES
RRAs TEACHERS AGENCY. SRA Ar
cadc Hdr Main $500
TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT
TEIEpHON ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
COMPANY. 1909 First Ave. = Elliott
173.
TENT AND AWNING MFRs.
TEIlTY TENT q AWNING co.. % w
Neslcr WAY Mnin i26S
THERMos Notifies
JOHN CO. Inc, THE mig Agcntsl.
es1 ist Ave Meiu 62s6
TIMBER LANDS
LACEY. JAMES u s co. CSC ESQ
Henry Ridg. Elliott 1855
TRANSFER
ACME CAGTAGE CO, io6 jackson st
Elliott lsS
BROADWAY DELIVERY & FUEL co.
,Houschold Goods Moved. stored and
Pnckodl. $40 Il. PIKE st East aOc
WEST SEATTLE AUTo DELIVERY.
HERH CANERLY trransfcr, Delivery
and storagcl, 400 California Avenue.
West $50
COLLINS TRANSFER co. aaiI 4tth
Ave 3 W West IS. We Cater 60
the Wcst side Trade,
COLUMBIA CITY EMPRESS co, asos
Ferdinand street Rainier 10. Daily
Trips to and from civ
HANSEN RROs TRANSFER co. asil
ram Ave E North $50.
HOWELL. SIT FUEL n TRANSFER co
1918 Howell 81 Elliott aggS
MAUST'S AUTO TRANSFER co. C. H.
MAuST PRoP Gtano. Furniture aud
tgnEgagc). iis West 10th ST ballard
MOTOR SERVICE TRANSFER CO.
tstoraEc, Piano and Furniture Nov
ngl. eOgs tth Ave. Main Gl6S.
SEW OAK ENPRESS AND ROOT.
HIACk. 2iO Marion St Main Ass
NOME TRANSFER & EMPRESS Cc
az Pine ST. Main 52f2.
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LABELS AND CARTONS
RUST. o p LABEL CO. Martins
HldK Eiioti 2tsf.
LArNDHfE-.
BRooELTN LAUNDRY. gies Ewing g.
coLLfSs WET WASH LAUNDRY. isis
Yesler Way. Main 1881.
ELITE WET WASH LAUNDRY. 1915
West sIst Ave. naliard got
GRAND UNION LAtNpWT co. 1851
Main s. Beacon
iSDErENDENT LAuNpHT co. Tsy.
MUTUAL LAUNDRY co. Owned and
Operated by Organized Labor. ~
BROAD S. Queen Anne sea
PINE LAUNDRY. sos East Pine &c.
SERVICE LAuxpRY co Hand Laan.
ar. fl0s Howell Ialu st8s
NALt.oN. NINE. A. sii Madison Main
wAsHtSGToS LAuNDRY 4 CARPET
CLEANING co. iiss Eastiake. cap.
uol 1856
LAW AND COLLECTIONS
SEATTLE MEHCANTfLE LAW Hr-
HEAT. 4 D. McKISSDN. ATTY BOZ
Lumber Exchange HidF Elliott s11
LEATHER MFa--wHoIEsALE AND
,. .... RI vi. -.
CtALTf 90. iNc. n NJ Mad. ~
Leather We Mako u. Hm 1a0 sanl-
tary Public Market. Elliott 3tg7
LIBHaHIES-PIB IIc.
SEATTLE PUBLlC LIBRARY. tth
Ave. ana Madison Main ztss
LITHOGRApHIES
TUCKER UANFpHp CO. 70g Yyeat!at o
queen Anne so
LIGHTING pTANTS-INDIyIDI
MODERN APPLfANcE co. afa East
PIKE A. Main st3p
LIVESTOCK.
MODEL STA HLE6. TIE T. u LOOMS.
Draft Horses % Specially Ga ON
Ave Nouh. Queen Anne 1884
AvpEnsoS 4 - loan broker a,o
smith bldg Main 452G
10 IS LOAN OFFICE. Money Loaned
on Al yainabies. li9 Washington 81.
wAHNER LOAN co. aaiary Loans.
Peoples Bank BidE Elliott 1858
LOANS AND INStE RANCE
HAHTp CO.. THE. Loans ana Insurance,
Crown Bldg Main i7ta
LOCKsNtTH
AHGENF. HENRY. ti7 West Main 81
Main $40
MOOSE LOYAL ORDER. WALTON q
28N
J.. o q ~. LARRY vs. Lose Ma
TtoSAL DIRECTOR 200 seneca "a
Elliott 29f1.
LOO SCALING AND GRADiNG
ITi EtAI.
PCgET aOTSD LOD SCALING <
GHADIHg BUREAU, G0I-4 Oriental
EldR Elliott 2sOf
LoGGING TOOLS AND sHIp
FITTINGS.
FRhNKLfS TpDL WORKS. - w. Conn
Main 1s0i.
LIME
PACIFIC LINE 90. W. S. KEITH
SALES AGENT. touman HldF ri
iiott 1893
LtMBTH
BHATNOHEH IT. MBEH CO. gnnh.
Doors, Bldg Material. MiliWork. i5I9
California West a.
CANAL LUMBER CO.. Foot 18Th ".
Queen Anne 2i7i
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PAnEEn AND GRAY THANsFEn ~
tomobits paHfsryJ. itit sth Aysnas.
Main 800
ouggH CRY rrANaFEn Co. 221s lee
rHistgn VsLLgY rHAssrEn 90
: - CANrHELL Mgr Daily W
20 ana from an szis ciareraoHt
nEArosaiufE THhHsFEn CO. T1fgl
ftb Ave and Nadison ~ Main 7tss
tNtVEff8iTf THANHfEH coz t0ff
tfh Ats D. Snffh 1900
TnANsIEH AsD TrEL
LINcofH EHpltEhs AHD FtEL co !
NFafHiture aud HaFgAgeJ. szs rsser
WHF Main tfs0
TuANsfEn ND uAuIfNG
GENERAL HAFfIEG CO.. TIN. 90
Marion ht Euiott $3.50
TnANsFEn ASD STORAGE
uEETaa WDFfEg AsD HrpHAgH o..
Ins. Madison a. Izth Eaat &c
cry EKrTERa a HTORAGK cD. y1-
pfasa Transfer hnf stDraRsj. tessA
isf Ave Main 1902
GEpHgErOWw TuAssFER cOarAsY
fsATHE a ANDEfiF rnDrB ,. III
jackson ~ Main sges
gFEEN LAKE ArTo EXPEges
THAaHFEF = FrDhAGE 60 nv.
Hound Trips Daily ~ and from u.
CtfyJ. o. T.. WGfFF. NOR gr&s
LAKE nia Ksn~ood aoss. city rss.4.
Eilioff 1864
HEARD TnANHFKH A EroHAGg %.
SOC Railroad ave 30 aaih $50 -
KAY THASsFEH co. tatofaEs.
ara Furniture Moving). is's ~
oVrnLANB TnAwsFKR co 1Xs'5
Truck serviosJ. ist Jackson ~ FL
ilott 20
VALLEY LIxE AUTO TRKIGHT. -
WEST REAT-rLE RELIABLE TIsANs-
FER FT0RAgE co. A. J TAT-
ioN NOR. f7oi California Avenue.
West $40
TntsK. AsD Bsas
MILLER THrNE LEATHER GOODS
CO., sgt Fseond Ave- Eliisu iist
NORTH COAST TRUNK factory
fwffa Trunks BAGS and Suit cA@ss).
kis end Ave. fActpry. III AAFt0u ~.
Main 500
TRUNKS AND STIR cAsEs
HEDEHoW THukk CO CrrssnkA. sais
csses ana naRs). 40 Piks 81 RI
uoft iiss
AEAT-rLE TRUNK FACTORY. n V.
HrHAtB NOR. tfs 2nd Ave. Epier
Hioek Main zsis
TYPESETTINC
QUEEN CITY rFPEhETTfSG co. fis y
columbia s. Elliott 80
T,rIwHITTH- MD stPPLTr~
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO.. sis
ird Ave. Elliott .sfs PRIV Errh3nga.
WAEHIN8T0S TYPEW NJ TER Co.
Inc. sos tnd Ave- Elliott afsi
TbPIwHITEn SUPPLIES
KEk f<pN MIC. co. P.-E Buuffng.
Elliott fsf
HCHwAnACHER TYPEWRITER Grp-
PLY GO fHpeeinifies. Hibtons Carbon
Papers and Supplies for ali Make. -
MaehinesI fo5 TransportAtiss Nv
Elliott 1873
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NArArouIt Ms
tt0WfAfs root a. q HtfEuWptr.
MANAGER. sost Second Ave Elliott
1889
Ni'kwEAH MANriA,rt nIHs.
WAHitiNuTNN AErk WEAR MFH 60
tlaftnfirH. Milwaukee Wis and Hs
util.. MahrrH ~ ZINE Hrsk ear, Aua
teal life hids Main ttst
NhM srArEns Am rtniICArioNs
CATHOLIC NpHfHWEH FHpaNEHh.
Arcade tiidH Muln lHaa
Nntrh AMERICAN TIMES ttapaness
lapert 4ia ath Ave- Eriatt t8ts
SEATTLE DAILY CALI ar - MAJ
htrHtN, Matti. q Pike ~ ca
Market Bridge Elliott a1oo
HsInII~
fhf EfhoN a nANrAiffs FLORISTS. let
and urHnf Way queen Anne tte
hEANiEN FAHk unEENNptFE AID
NURSERY. tssa California Ave West
$50
NUTS
Ntfr HOUSE tNc rita fsu l., Ave
q Main sfs Private rschanHs Con
n~rtiaK All pspts
set tNNEt Hut'Hr THE. Ell western
Ave Elliott lta
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ofrrCT ~ I.DiNUs
eot'NAN htiLhthd, 1T and MARION
SAITH utia. T. e.. q STORY. sna
and feai0r Eiistt ftif
ori1cE AND snIrriNo NOON M
sIti~ ~ rrttfs AID
NtIfIonArnINo
eCttwAHrT COMPANY. 80 csutrAl
hldg Main sts
orfIcr ftnNfrtun
SEATTLE oFFtcE EQUIPMENT CO
itts ffa Ave hain 70
oirtcr sirrIIrs
GILLIAN .utnp CO. tpg Ngion - ~
uau Etst
oIi-s-oif rnopttrs
tuWoFiifrE oit rhontrfH co
tAuta HoAps LahrestiaE uils and
uteeaesl sac iutrfiaAH iilst. North
PACIFIC LunutcAftNa GO. us "
SPOKANE Ave Main tltt
sitEtA 60 uF cAttFunNfA. NoFth,
eFa naah nids Eiiiait tte
Hids asasfal uffcss Nsia sist
wAuitAaH Ott GO ttth Ave W and
fiHstuH guern Anne 1918
is-tt0ErsnIh
uot.tEf. HORACE > 90 fufisrtsl
o.s nfsasss oil Hssdsi. ~ iiesa
aAunEy oKrn a uAvriNaH corr
tiase tidE E.fiuIt fAf.
ftftlfrFfNE VEGETABLE oft GO
tNC castor ahd cartanai uii NAME.
fasfHfrfs ard tuperesfaI. lNgE nenry
tlitN Elliott taf1
OPTICAL oooD-.
Ht'rr. T. CRITICAL co fWhpirsale
ard uetafli. ses gst ses usnpy Hlde
Malls ttsf
OPTICAL aoop---w
$oN o VI hHr olTicAi Co. American
uahh blaE Msia as
ous iir.~rhst A~D CONCERT BANDS
ANAMW ORCHESTRA Aau tuNt KIT
NA$p frppF baues Nusif. uisnf.
nrt Concert and frspiffns Parade
Nasit Furnished iAtsFiy nos ~
UHW tssf
ORDAINED ~rfHIrt MiNisTt.itS.
CAMERON INV STELLA NNHH. ts1
Hsnoa So Apt t tauaft fFst
oars AID Mf~InAts
H'HrFuuu A. g.. az Aiaska iufT
EHliHff Gsff
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rAtkING AND sToRAor.
LYNCH PACKING s STORAGE co
GEO J. LYNCH NOR. sigi end
Ave Main 77st
PAINTs AND DIIs
UARs vi ETEW PAINT go M NJ
WHLLE~HEH MGR. 1904 lot Ave
rAISTs AND wALIPApIH
STAR PAISr q WALLPAPER co
,Wholosate and HstaiD. 1898 ard Avc
Elliott 300
FAINT AND NAENIsH MANI
IACrt itIHS
PATTON rhiNr co Dc ~ Main Fl.
rAINrrns AND DECORATORS
SEATTLE TbEsro. rAtNT q PAtNT
tNG co. wa HOFFMAN, Avn
SONS fFrescoers Decorators. Palm.
ers ana Paper Hangers. 4saa agtb
Ave IS Rainier sew
pArIR AND INTERCHANGEABLE
81 Elliott 77t
TALEs. j.. " PAPER co. 1918 an
Ave Main so73
MUTUAL PAPER co. 300 Western Ave
PAPER WAREHOUSE co. 1909 Ia,
Ave Elliott ftn5
RICHMOND PAPER CO. so7 Western
SEATTLE PAPER co. III Western
Ave Elliott 1879
pAPTW BONES
PUGET SOUND PAPER HDN co qEtE
Western Ave Elliott 1863
rATENT ATTORNEYS.
HARNESS. PIERCE. Aio-sii-st1 tfogc
bldg Main l4lu.
HEY$OLpa. ~ L.. 6N Central nlde
Main atof
PATTERNS AND MOIDs
gEATTLE PATTERN a MODEL Wspg
ktAh Dee Ave Main GOES
rIANI1 BUTTER MANiIACTI RrRS
BAHGEWH TEANtT HtfTTEU 40
G0fAls Western Ave Main gGia
fENNANr MANJEACTtREns
BEATTIE pENNANT MANUFACTUu
ING co thCwed Letter pnunnnta
AdvcriiHinR Pennhntn. ctoj Hooma Il
and q, flatiron hldg, Wontlake noar
Pine. Elliott ll5g.
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MUSIC TEACHERS

DENsMORE WORTH tvolce ana
Piano.. Specializing on Concert work.
aG07 Dcusmoro Ave North 92s
UAfPTMhNN. IIH1HttH. Piano. Grad
uate Vienna Conservatory ~ Music.
700 Fischer studio Bldg, Elliott Gita
HID. NINE AMELlE. Vocalist and
Accompanied tPinnoJ. ans Liberty
Uldg Main $500
JOUHBEHT MRS LLOYD PERRY.
Roprano Halolst and Teacher ~ Sing
Ing. 307 Fischer Studio HldR Res.
KenWood 3Oga
KfRCHSER. GEORGE o.. Violoucciiiai.
Pupil ~ Julius klinRel Leipzig con.
aorvhtory. 7t0-711 Chi,keriuR Han.
Capitol 2s5f
M0tLEH. RUDOLPH ~. Teacher of
Violin. Director ~ Norwegian Male
choir Of seattle. $3.50 2Oth Avo. a. W
ballard tgt
ROGEus. CLYDE EUGENE. ptanIHt and
Tenchcr. s0t-2 Flachor Studio Bidg
Main 2s3e
TAYLOR. CARRIE. Teacher ~ Piano.
Harmony 1921 Ninth Ave. ". Queen
Anne 2OO7
wHITEsfpER. MRS wM. Teacher of
Piano AccpmpnuiHt b7O9 18Th Ave. y
sidney i20s
wILLiAMs MRS T. g.. Teacher ~
Plano. Violin. Theory md Harmony.
f22t smith Ave. N " North 21ks
Music TT,CuERS-NOCAL
kANTNEH. CLIFFORD W. Vocal
TrHchcr, Successor 60 Edmund = Myer.
Fischer Studio Bldg Main SS9i.
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MOUNTAINEERING
COOPER UNDERWEAR Co. fMIss y.
j. COOPER OFFICE MASAGERA,
iie7 End Ave. Elliott s1a
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kODAkS
AHcffwhT BOOK STORE. 80 Pike.
Main TfiT
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ICF.
DcF DELIVERY co. THE. 1885 Western
Ave. Elliott $3.50
JESCHf ICE CONPA@Y. Leschi Park
Beacon 3ie BEACON s75
ICE CREAM
cHEAMs co. 2fo0 isi s. Main s1gG
JGE CREAM CONE MANLFAoTI RrEs
fTAE CONE MFG CO.. THE. IO4IB
king Beacon &c.
ICE AND COLD STORAGE.
CITY ICE COLD STORAGE CO. 47sQ
shiinnole Ballard 1850.
Iff IAKISG MACHINERY.
EDWAHD8 ICE MACHIsE 4 SUPPLY
co. 1927 let =. Main 1863.
IMPORTERS AND ExPoHTEEs.
AZDMA BROS co, zoos Alaska Bldg
Main 3z37
cOaNBLL BROS. COMPANY. a Marion
Street Nisducf. Main a8g
FIHDfA. N, COMPANY. curios ana
At Goods, no End AFe. s. and 1904
Cad Ave Elliott s12
MARITIME TRADING co. Import Firh
Products and Export steel Products.
1915 T.. q Smith Bldg Elliott a7zO
hITbIi 4 co. Importer. and Export
ers A5aerlran Bank HldR Elliott 1850
TOgKHs. BROWN a co. HOge Bldg
Bili0ft 1859
TorHwELI. 4 co. ei7-sis Pioneer
bids Elliott stS
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"
WAGONS AND AUTOMOBILES
KENNEDY WAGON co. Mfrs Of wa9-
ons and Auto Bodies. C~neu&-Rau
pairing and Painting. Cor. z59
and battery ~ Elliott ,ss1.
WAIST MANUFACTURER
srEHLTSD WAIST COMPANY.
w.Etlaks Ave Elliott 1905.
WELDING AND BRAZI>G
GENERAL WELDING co. electro
DpyHc~tYisne and Thsrmit wsldinxk
kitsap ST and spokane Ave. Eiiioa
$3.50
WINDOW CLEANERS
AMERICAN WINDOW CLEANING 90
tfioora WAVED and Dtisdl. .eS OrieD
tai bldg Elliott so.
WISDOM SHADES
AfEN WINDOW SHADE Co. Igo4 sthl
Ave Main tess
WOODWORK AND sCREE>s
NORTH LAKE MILL. CO, SCI North
Lake Ave. North ESQ.
wooLkN>-wHoIE
BRICK BROS. ~ oolens FOR Mems ana
Women'H Wear. Chsasfy Bldg. Maas
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YEAST

YEAST
FLEiscHMANN YEAST co, 100 Stew
AT ST Main 1907.
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BRATNOBEH LUMBER co. sash.
Doors, Bldg Material Miitwork. i5i9
California West a.
CANAL LUMBER CO.. Foot 18Th ".
Queen Anne zi7i.
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Observation-Disclosures

uonNH riiorO HnOr. ice sfd Ave
Main aaHf
snNncA MORO suor. sii seneca at
Nliiott 1908
rOYo Hrupio. rro. ruoP tEs-
port Photographer. eot| Main -
hiiiatt itaa
ruoIoauArIiTus- COMMERCIAL
1AfNHH TftpTt Hitpr ftaWHrfrta
Photographer Motion piotufssi. Post.
Intelligence HidE Main 1921
NOVEL;. FttANK ~. iaia tth Ave
Main AlF
WEuHTEH s HfEvENH igoo ath Ave.
Times iidn Main afta
rItoIOuHArHts NIrrIffA
hDNtuN ENrkHN FupTp HLrFHY
co. HAHrAAH KODAK CO. tuL
ath Ave MHtn 20
puoNOunAriis- WHOLESALE
COLUMBIA uttAFuDFitoNE. 400 Mari.
time iiitF Eiiidtt az
riioNouHAru ~ rrIfIS
PupNoaHAfH hilFLf HOUSE 1879
Wsstihha Main safs
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nntl.ikGEfH PHnHciiit'fioN ruAu.
MACY. 100 Nor Bans nldG Elliott
HtBG
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-22
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Red Cross Week

The Red Cross wants your contribu-
tion. so step up now and do your part.
support this noble institution and
thereby show you have a heart The
boys who are the lands selection are
risking all, tie land to shield. They're
going across" for your protection TO
battle on a foreign field. Don't think
too much about the glory and honor
that they're going to gain-the battle
fields another story. It's one enormous
camp Of pain. Though poets sing, as II
inspired, about the glory OF the fray,
remember ancient bards were hired to
keep less pleasant thoughts away. In
olden times when kings went Staying,
from other kings to seize some prize,
they used to keep the tomtoms playing
TO drown the wounded soldiers cries.
Instead OF this old plan 1 mention
which may have served in former days,
we want to give our boys attention In
scientific modern ways. So IL you
think the soldier fellows deserve the
Red Cross nurses care. get out your
roll OF green's and yellows and give
them all that you can spare
WILL MOORE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-22
Help Needed

"The train service at Beanville is
simply atrocious. Why, there are
only two trains day"
"oh, well, I should think that would
be enough to accommodate all the
people who want to go there"
Yes, but how about the people who
want to get awayr"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-22
m. Last Words

II remember Gaze the o'..' .uslur
sald a detective, (which Is interest,". ..'ss'
I'm It's revelation OF woman N,
fuIness--the case Of a husD-n
had disappeared" ,s.s hgs
Questioning the Wife - b,
"And now. madam. ten ~ -
is very importans--tsll n. ~. ~
your husbands very last N''
when he leftr .t,, ,.||
His last words. the lru'.'7
iure answered with p''
For heavens sake. shut pP
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-26
THE MIDDLEMAN is GETTING THE BIG RAKE
OFF-MORE POWER TO COOPERATION
SAYS ASST SEC'Y OF AGRICULTURE
BY gibson GARDNER

AS applied to farm products,
asked this question Of Carl VTOOman,
asst seC'y Of agriculture.
That, said he is a difficult qUes-
ton to answer Off-hand OF even after
investigation, but perhaps I can tell
you a story which will throw light
on the subject.
Sometime last winter a New Eng
land grocer who had bought a barrel
Of apples for $3.50 found in the bar
rel a note from the farmer in whose
orchard the fruit had been grown,
saying: I got $3.50 for this barrel of
apples. How much did you pay for
it?' I.dOn't know whether the grocer
replied to the farmer or not, but at
any rate here is clear evidence that
the distributor, whom l shall call the
legitimate middleman, paid more
than twice as much as the farmer
received for this product, and, of
course, the consumer paid even
more, for the grocer was in business
for his living and was DESTROYS of
making his profit.
AS a rule several mlddlemen ana
sometimes several series Of middle
men stand between the farmer and
the ultimate consumer. Because of
this system, which has grown up
through the fault of nobody in par
ticular, the farmer very often has a
feeling of righteous indignation
when the consumer jumps on him
for riding around in automobiles and
not producing enough food for the
country. But the consumer is far
from being correct in his suppositiOn
that the farmer is the one who is
making an unjust profit There are
cases on record like the one have
Just mentioned in which it is perfect
" true that the more the farmer pro-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-26

10 CO-OPkkA llON,
OF AGRICULTURE
duces the less proportionately he gets
in return.
"The great problem in agricuI-
ture today is not more production,
but better production which shall be
profitable to the farmer. There is no
reason in the world why agricultural
production should not be so adjusted
and regulated that the farmer will
receive a fair profit for his crops and
that the consumer will be able to
buy them at a fair price. Somewhere
along the line between the man who
grew the barrel of apples and re-
ceived $3.50 for them and the grocer
who paid $3.50 for them, there was
one or more people who got more
than they should get for the legiti-
mate business of transportation and
whOlesaling.
If all farmers who grew apples,
potatoes, onions, turkeys, strawber-
ries or other crops would go directly
in boxes from farm to store would
follow the practice of the New Eng
land orchardist, we would be in the
way of securing some extremely
valuable information which would
throw light on one of the most vital
questions in agriculture today.
cooperative systems of buying
and selling, if developed with a true
and fair regard to both producer and
consumer, will work wonders in our
social life today. I am glad that the
cooperative movement is advancing
in this country, though I am sorry
that it is not advancing as rapidly as
it should advance.
THE ultimate success of this
movement will mean that the farmer
will receive a better price for his toll
and skill, and that the consumer
which means every one Of us-wiH
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-26

Base hospital unit
Cross, ready for war.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-30

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