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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22

free Of charge and arrangements
are being made 10 obtain the Hip.
podrome and the Dreamland ball
for the allnlght dances.
Honor badges. ~ red. white and
blue will be mailed 10 all selected
men several days before the mo.
billzation and these badges viii adj
nit them free 10 all entertainments
planned by the committee. and
also. II II In possible, to all the.
aires In the city.
Public viii Pay
The general public Will be charg.
ed a small admission. Gates thinks.
10 defray the expenses Of the cele-
bration. Should there be money
remaining. II viii be turned over
10 the men 10 form the nucleus for
a mess fund 10 be used when they
are In camp.
Seattle citizens are coming TO
the front with their automobiles.
and j. w. Stokes. at the county
city building cigar stand. already
has 80 machines volunteered. BE.
fore the end ~ the week the en-
tire squadron" OF 500 will be OBJ.
tanned. he says.
Would Write Letters
The plan 10 hold community
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anRNIn

Stalls 1855. large Gems tuna fish isr.
lte bottle lemon or vanilla, lee large
Gems pink salmon. iac. Creamettea. lgs
pkg doE cnkss. TOO 10. larEe cans
mllE. soc Stall re. rod kidney beans
tntKe cans. ice. corn flakes fe pkr
stalls 9.3.a.T. pot roast. a. TO tgac o.
sltloin steah. lNc 90. shoulder o. mutton.
90 III good bacon. use 10 home rem
dsrsd lard. Tho f5s stall io2. best
fresh churnsd butter. 40 IL fresh
creamery butter. csc 10. pure milk. -
at. fresh peanut butter. i5c %. stall IL.
fresh whole saimon. toc. Hing cod. ioc
10 halibut. ite 10. fresh salmon . los
2sc. smcita. o lbs Soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22
FOUR JAP ANESE
SHIPS TO JOIN
IN SOUND TRADE

The Osaka Shosen Kaisha Steam
ship Co has ordered the construc-
ton OF four new freighters now un.
der way al the Mitsui Blshi plant.
at Nagasaki. and which will ply
between japanese ports and Puget
sound.
The Increase In the transpacific
freight and passenger service de-
mands the big liners which will be
added TO the O. s. X. fleet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22

stalls see good -four. g. - PEI sack
idaho hard whsst flour. Glto per sHck
ihs rolled onts SO. 3 The farius. s8c.
sfal 800. res sanfrkraut. Zee at break
fast cheese. FOR 3tc. ported ham. Sc
comb bones f1f sse stall 90 pet
raaafs. ffH.r and itr a. boiling beef.
$3.50 ih hamburger and saushss ttc
ih. stalls 1i-ff. salmon trout meat. ite
fh ret snapper zoe o. Nhoie salmon.
zee and sec tarn haiibuf. fae u fish
cakes. itr % sails i;-fi. fresh peanut
better. Soc fh sharp cream brick rhssss
go lh home made mayounaiss. 1fe D.
iarre ripe or green olives. 1es pf. Csc
&c stalls 90 and Nib. Evergreen corn.
Tor &C. home grown celery. &C..
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"Always leave EN- smiling
when you say good.byel"
That's the slogan OF the
King County Council for Pa
triotic Service, which plans
the biggest blowout Seattle
ever saw" on the night before
the fret contingent Of seattie's
quota Of the national army
leaves 10 begin training at
Camp Lewis. American lake.
The council was scheduled TO
meet "Wednesday night TO con-
slider plans for the celebration
which Will be held September
4 and 8.
Mothers receptions in all d.
visions IN the afternoon and al
night. a parade with every hand IN
the city and 100 OF the city's most
prominent men and women form
iug an honor guard" for the men
who are called. monster yaude
vile show nj the Arena. free nd
for the honor men" TO al
theatres In the city and two all
night dances are some Of the fea
lures which Frank Gates Will pre-
sent 10 the council Wednesday
night.
To conseript Autos
The Chamber OF Commerce and
Commercial Club. thru Secretary
Gordon &. Corbaley. Wednosda,
consented 90 lend every effort e
the council TO make tho affair 9
success. and tho committees APP
pointed 90 aid In 'conscripting'
10 take the lads e
camp September 5 Will also coop
crate with the council
Theatre managers have prom
ised Gates that they will SEND
their best acts 10 the Arena show
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stall o.. fta fine Erauuiatet suFsF.
s.. sacks. or its sait. &c. stall ttea.
large can mNk. itc. tnssda hiseulf. g.
pas stall q. onions. ~. lee. toma-
toes 500 tot grapefruit. Ter Zee Stalls
I-2. sugar pears Gel dos Tomatoes &C.
10. uafsrrrlous e. ~. stsu ASA.
e hole salmon. snc each fresh smslts. z
ibs gtc. fresh Chinook salmon. tte ID
stall o. Inns cod d ihs etf. hsiibut. Use
o. stalls fl.lt peaches. zee crate
grapefruit. Tor 10. stall -. CrsHtsi
" bite soap o. tar. ranuls. g. bottle g
ioc cans spices. isc. stall 90. potato sau-
cage. isc 10. hamburger. itc H.
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Hial- -. pot roasi. iesc and lac ~
suEar cured cornsd beef ttc o. suEar
cured bacon. 9tc %. stall ZEE. oeasins
apples ac no. Waiis Wslla onions. les
DC. potatoes 90 N. Sc Ffau tkI
home made potato salad. zoe ih sausr.
kraut. roe o. Heinz dri pickles. go doa
siaii t0s i-lh. can ulIttards chocolate
gtc. cans rcd hsanr. gtf. crackers. 60
pas tomatoes. go rhu. . sacks salt
iQc Sfall so. Erssu beans for canning
4 lbs 1tc Nss beans. o. D. sweet corn
zee and acc dos Pntstosa. % iHa zoe
Stall 80. piuma 4ec BASKET nartlsti
pears lfc don peaches. To- doa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-22

KENTON. Ohio. Aug. FLU
gene Mullen, 10. was saved from
drowning In a lake near this city
hy his pct shepherd dog. The boy.
who did not know how 20 swim.
waded into deep water and was
going under for the third time
when the dog took hold of his bath
inC toys.
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stall 70. ibs graduated sugef. $50
cleanser. for BE- stall %. pure natural
milk. sc at Stall e.. best oleomarEartns.
use ana sac ID. fresh ground peanut
butter. isc No. good creamery butter.
go 10. stalls 5.-ss. pink beans. Ice a. /.
white navy beans, loo 10 boxes
matches. 100 . sacks salt. i0c Bayou
beans. lbs 2sc, sun Maid raiHins. 100
10 stall %. ihs onionr. Toe. peaches.
i0c dor lemons goo dos stalls so-gi.
fancy potatoes. 10 III. Soc. dry onions.
lha. 100. cooking apples lbs g5c
sweet potatoes. lbs. i5c. Stalls IS.
No so sack patent flour sass. No 10
sack family flour. doc. lbs. best head
rice. 2ar.
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stall a. best isrssy batter. e. u F;
fire cream cheese. ibs &c. stall 2.
Masois oil &c -. saparaEuH. iao can.
pineapple. sir can. ttorY -oap. te bsr
A. defson . rir. and miiA. tep can
Rnldrrs ratHup. zee hntfls tunA fish. lar
rRn. Isilo. g. pkE stall ~. iamt chops.
4gf lh head ehssss. 10 o. stall 20.
coffee cake. isc each. snsiis. iee dos
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MADAME f0NiA

Ct-AfRVoNANT. rHRENoI.oafHr AsD
PALNfFrHy
tif FnivsFHifg. near ttfth Tells pasf
pfsssnt ard future. consisting business
ara love affairs advise you shou, a..
Nafrs cases ard what VIII - your
ieekY step ia iifs 20 take. 70 tell fufl
names o. your tossf s~atheart
ffisnd#, enemies smd wtat wa sts
tnest adapted for Headings dAlty and
HandaYs Fnr one wsoh see
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Public Markets


PINE VT
Htonrs 90 bottle Queen olives. 1oc 4.
e. ran nus coffee. SIC. I %. Galts
Bloc nitban tss. $50 500 can i4pton's
tss. csc Ftau -. psst~uHiasd milk Sc
a. ftsii g. lest sweet butter. Sc 10
washington creamery butter. stc ID
ftail -. Large peaches. Sc boz % 20
10 net sugar stall. -. test Jap
rice. 1sc. . lie finest head rice. abe
bars fauoK soap. Soc san 20. best
blend Campfire coffcs. 4tc o.
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MADAM NELLIE
Wortde Ercatcet


EGYPTIAN PHHENpLOgfHr CLAIR
NDNANr AND MEDIUM
Guarantees 20 fesd your entire life. past,
present and future gives true advice
on business. love. health and family
affhira. tells tho name ~ your future
husband or wife, ana what 20 do 20 be
successful IN iifei tells you what bust
ness 10 most lucky for you and what
part Of the world Will b. more suc-
csssfm for you. advises how 20 gain
and hold good position. she tells N
the one you love ia true or false. and
causes speedy marriage with the one
OF your choice brings the separated
together makes happiness between
man and wife she tells you the secrets
81 being happy and surceHffut IN any
thing you take In hand hor advice
viii remove all obstacles ana evti In.
nuence One visit 90 Madam Nellie
will repay you for diaappoiutmcnts IN
all othsra. fatiafaction guaranteed Or
no chergoH. Special readings. 80 cents
Hotel Elk. room 4. 1871 second ave.
corner Pine IT. Daily and sunday.
REV HERrHA hELaON TRUE AD-
Wiser. gives private consultation daily.
Circles Sunday. Tuesday and Friday
evenings. 1904 Fourth ave.
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CONSULT
Madam Leslie

Egyptian phrenoioRist ana medium. one
who can actually toll you what yoe
want ~ know without asking a single
question Gives advice how TO gain
success In business ana family affairs.
eourfHhip ana marriages. tells you
what business "a most lucky for you,
and what part Of tho world VIII be
more Hucrsssfui for you. advises how 70
gain ana hold a good position. She tells
n tho one you love 10 true or false
gives the name ~ your future husband
o. wife, and causes speedy marriage
with the one o. your choice. brings tho
separated together. makes happiness
between man and wife. Tho madam
can advise how 10 avoid all hnd luck
and evil Influence and trouble. and
cause you 20 have good luck and sue
cess IN anything you take IN hand. This
LADY does not toll "a please you, hut
gives only truthful advice you can do
pend on. one visit 10 best will repay
sou for many iaappointmenta In 9TH
sra This he tho madame first time IN
Seattle Satisfaction guaranteed OF no
charges Special readings 80 cents for
two weeks only Hotel Norris. room J,
ft28M THIRD. between linton and Pike.
Hours. 20 sac. daily and sunday.
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ADALINE LLOYD


ADALINE LLOYD
Others come and 50. tu, Tor % years
Alkaline lloyd has been Reattls's phrsn-
oloEiHt ana business adviser In all sf
fairs % ilfs. al Union. Apt X HI
lott asa Special this week. toe.
HAFAEt.-Fkwors MEDtt-N GIVES
ramss dates. facts ETC.. in love mar.
riaFs. business Positive satisfaction
guaranteed special. today only Zee
geo Liberty nliE. itoi rhiri ave-
I MADAM BEasiTTA. RELfkHfE NE.
dium and card reader. gives valuable
advice on business aud domestic af
fairs ~ YOU ARE IN TROUBLE.
consult hsr. Special. SOC 1857
FIRST ave opposite fieerty Theatre.
SPIRITUAL CIRCLE WEpNEaDAY
touiyl. o'clock. Carpenters HaI
iG2O Fourth. between Pine and R,rw.
srt nss, mediums ia city.
ELLbo-RELfARtE REAbER- PALM.
cards: absolute facts. none better SCI
Union.
FtLL CARD HEADING. 10 CENT?
Plaza Hotel. room 2oA Call evenings
and sundays
WORLDS GREATEST PRYcIuC. CARD
reader. paimisf No matter what your
trouble. don't fan TO consult me sat
isfaction guaranteed. pi' stewart at
/ PROF. swEETsER. GREATEsT NE
dlum. seanoe Sunday. Wednesday. Fri
day evenings i2i Howard y
MADAM KATHRYN - WONDERFUL
trance reader. 800. iai2 THIRD. atsr-
ling Hotel
HELEN RICE BuRLEiGH-CfRCLEs
Sunday. Tuesday Friday evenings
Consultation daily. 1904 Third ave.
room 2li
Mrs nrRDIcK - SPIRITUAL MIN.
ines. consultation daily. Hotel Byhee.
i33i Third ave. Phone Elliott 5i7i.
MRS a v. OOLDER-CfRCLEs TuEa-
day and Friday evenings. consultation
dS,JS ~ ~ JHlIS ~ r9sW 49, rs
SO LEGAL NOTICES
IN THE DtgTRfCT COURT or THE
United States. for the Western District
OF Washington. Northern Division.
~ BANKRrPTCY so $3.50
NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
In the Matter Of Walter T Smith. Bank
rupt
To the creditors OF the above named
bankrupt
Notice Ia hereby given that on the 3ist
day Of July. 1917. tho Naid Walter 4.
Smith was duly adiudicRtod bankrupt.
and that tho first meeting OF the cred .
itorH OF said bankrupt VIII be held at
the office Of tho undersigned Referee
In bankruptcy. 1905 l.. O. Smith
building. IN seattle. IN said district.
on tho 9Th day Of September. 1917.
At 100 o'clock In tho afternoon. at
which time the said creditors may
attend. prove their claims. appoint n
trustee. examine the bankrupt. aud
transact such other business as may
properly como before snid meeting.
Dated al Seattle. In said district. this
2ist day Of August. 1917.
G. II. HAWKINS.
Referee In bankruptcy.
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN. THE
undersigned has made application 10
erect brass foundry ut st0l Carleton
ave. lot o. block A. Georgetown Addt-
tion. Anyone desiring to protest
against such occupation viii file such
protest a. tho office OF Superintendent
Of buildings prior "a Monday. August
81. 1911 Universal u y. Telephone
Co. owner.
VIII NOT pE gEsPONHiBLB ron
any bills contracted in my name for
aady stark a. ltArk.
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CHINESE MEDICINE
N Voc Have Be~n
beetorinr without re
suit for Se.r. see Me
and Investigate my
remedies
The most ots'fnsss
eases - asthma. Fhsu
insiistn and nervous
disorders have hssn
treated sucrsaafuiiy
Constipation. eatarrfi
and disorders % ths
bladder. skin and
stomach. a. well 80
sprsndiciti. are re-
iisved without opsfs
ton Ny sdfie. Il
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MANAM ANEEIINE

GENUINE EGYPTIAN PIANIST
Reads your entire IRE. past. present and
future. correctly, EiviuE names dates
aud figures iu business love. Law. mar.
fiHn~ and domestic tfuutirs tells you
What you are host adapted for and
what 20 do 90 better your conditions h.
NE This lady reads your hard 80 you
would an open book a reading ~ her
viii meet your highest expectations
and You viii b Sissr AND happier after
consulting her. she having the Fin %
removing ail evil infiusncss and pfaeinr
you In an environment % happy
thought and cnntsntmsnt. special
readings THIS week 90 cents Hsuafac.
tien guaranteed Permanently located
a. room =. Hotel burnside. ttosA Ftrst
ave. oprnsits market
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MADAM VICTORIA
WORLDS GREATEST

CtairrnTsni. phF~ncioxis. guarantees "a
read Yaur entif" iifs. Eive true advice
o. business. love. health and family
affairs. and what 90 DO 90 30 suecsss
IN life one visit vili psT you Tor your
nany dissrpoinfrnsnts in others Hhs
Niil rsmots All otsfhrlss eud tell yoa
how 20 win and hold tho one you de-
sire special readings soc Daily and
Sunday f'oom ~ Abbott Hotel. over
owl drug store. aess flss.
MADAM HEHsiTrA. RELtAHtsEs NE.
diurn and card reader. gives valuable
advice on business and domestic af-
fairs ~ LOU ARE ~ TROUBLE
consult her special soc is8kts
Fret ave opposite tAhefty theatre
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CLIFTON THE GREAT

I LIFE On HE GRFA |
Late % WORLDS Vaudeville Tour
SPECIAL 30 CENTS
Consider your resent ansirtis. Should
you bay Rsiif Marry Should suu
taks the step you nrs SOW consider
Ing II o., what win 10 the fufafs
RESI- t.Taf Hos can you CONTROL
the one you wlHh husband. wife
- ethsArs. son or daughter Have
you nscret enemy what t. the
NhAL cause % your bad iueh and
HOW can Yeu ovHrroms ttr iu pour
srAfrh for happiness you have tried
Others pefaons. teachings. fade. books
etc. yet 900 are stlii disa ppointed 6
am squslet ~ few. bot initiated -
hundreds located 80 t4tp ststh ave.
near Union - Hours. 10 a. m to :
D "a Elliott .ffef
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TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN THE
undersigned has made application to
erect a brass foundry ut GtOl Carleton
ave. lot g. block a. Georgetown Addi-
ton Anyone desiring to protest
against such occupation viii file such
protest a. tho office OF Superintendent
Of buildings prior 20 Monday. August
a.. 1917. Universal II. y. Telephone
Co. owner
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-. VOW CHINESE EtMFDf co.
rs, rs r..l,, We, rssn. N.ln t .sss
COLLATERAL LOANS
frr. WI loan MONEY or Ola.
mend- suf ieveiry a. per cent. NO
OTHER cifAREER Others may Ab-
NEnTlHE iossf yates bot hos sbsui
the COMMISSIONS they charged
PHOyfDENT LOAN SOCIETY. taa
.ii seneca snd 10 Marion.
A pHapEC-rAutE PLACE TO MORROW
snensy on DIAMONDS and JEwELHr.
fnwrst rates! confidential
sNfticAS iEwEtNN co. tea second.
AoNEV LOANED or MI Anrtci.fH
q s.igs n. n.,iseis 80 Tnisd 80
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
hh KAriirrN HARRisos- SIXTH
--,'-~------~~----~~~-
STORAGE
bRN. f-fpErnOoF aroRadr WARE.
house. Central storage Co. ies " ait.
ftiaE
TRUNKS pgffvTRrp. str pxYw
>-:~SSsss - csll sss,ls~ie.1sst>ooooo-
JUNK
tisssa JunS Co. iifs Fifsi AZ. a ri.
~Se1sS-S~ 55USs - i, ~ s,s,
PHYSICIANS aNp SURGEONS
IN y y Furrn -pENiro- rNtNspT
snd xetsi disoas~s traders niars
ssth baifd ave itnurs. a. 81 10 {
. rs evenings. 20 d. aaaasys' ts
90 nhons Elliott ne
IN AHrHrn ~ vor TtfrNAFr57f-
~~~s@-~~~~-~-~@1@S;~.~', -si-oeS-~o~~~~~~
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PRIVATE AUTO FOR WRE. NEw
7-passengsr Paige. careful driver. rates
reasonable. Phone night or day. Bss-
con 2ggi.
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VIII. NoT pE REsPONsiBLB ron
any bills contracted in my name for
aady stark A. ntArk.
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~ WALK dances sre New York
49, styie. or lessons. private
ty@ halls young lady assistants.
E no difference ~ you haven't
GR danced. Day and evening.
IA STEVENS Ma. S1G a,i,' ''
Member National United Masters OF
Dancing Association.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

NJ, HEE wo CHINESE MEDICINE co.
z0s James IT. bet. and and Ard AYES
seattle wash Established 1908
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LOST BLACK AND WHITE FEMALE
English setter dog. Sunday. Phone II.
Ushiin. Main ssSi. Reward.
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ss-FEMALE SITUATION WIT

LOFT sATuRDAY AFTERNOON. ON
youth PARK car, Rentleman's purse
containing money and cards Liberal
reward for return 10 1890 Henderson ~.
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meetings on the afternoon Of the
day before the mobilization was
suRRcnted by Daniel y. Trefethen,
executive officer OF Division 4.
lie wants 10 carry the idea OF
community meetings further and
form division organizations 10
write the lads letters and TO help
out their mess and tobacco funds.
The council will take this up
"Wednesday night and probably will
recommend that the residents Of
the divisions establish such sys-
TEN.
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Gets Examination

The doctors found that he had
enlarged tonsils. but certified him
as 1T. He appealed from their de-
clsion and was given another ex-
animation. which he also passed.
Then II developed that he was
married on August I. a few days
before he was called. and his wife
filed an affidavit claiming him as
her sole support.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-08-28
FALL PREPARATIONS
Of THE GARDEN WILL
PAY BIC DIVIDENDS

The old saying that You cannot
eat your cake and have it too" does
not altogether apply in the garden
Or to put it differently, if you handle
your garden in the right way in the
fall you can get a lot of the raw
plant foods which it contains cooked
up" and ready for your crops to use
the next season; and also save the
next seasons use the "left-overs" that
otherwise would go to waste from the
plant foods you applied this year
The plant food in the soil exists in
two forms-called available" and
unavailable" This simply means
that the plant food that is termed
available" is in such forms that the
roots of growing plants can make i'm =
mediate use of it, while that termed
unavailable" is in such condition that
It has to undergo chemical changes
before the plant can take it up. To
tIdht lllt uldlIGl plctllI lOI IlIC DSSo1AAhS
in the soil correspond to the materials
Of various kinds which the cook may
have in the kitchen cupboard-flour,
rice, lima beans, spaghetti, etc. These
are all foods" but not available for
human use until after they have been
changed by cooking. The parallel MAJ
be carried step farther in that, after
they have been prepared, they can
not be kept indefinitely, and unless
made use of a large percentage OF
them will be lost or wasted.
During the fall, winter and early
spring a great deal of the plant food
in soil that is left bare is carried
away in the surface washing and in
the drainage water resulting from
rains and from melting SHOWS. In
the case of nitrogen, which is the most
valuable of the three plant foods most
likely to short" in any soil-nitrogen,
phosphoric acid and potash--further
loss is occasioned by its passing off
into the air. One of the gardeners
most important problems, therefore,
il to save what there may be left of
these available plant foods at the end
Of the season for another year. And,
like the surplus foods in the kitchen,
they may be saved by canning"
1t may at first glance seem rather
difficult problem 20 can an invisible
something hidden away in foot or
so of garden sell which would take
an expert chemical analysis to find.
II in reality it is much easier than the
kind of canning you do in the kitchen
BY planting a crop that will crow
through the winter and early spring
the surplus available foods, will be
stored up in the roots, stems and
caves of the growing plants, and
when these are plowed or spaded I'M
Ger in the spring and decompose, you
set your plant foods back again, ready
or use by the vegetables you rlant
next spring IN addition you fill your
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where it is. The soil from the next
row, if thrown on top of this, will
leave another strip of the subsoil I'M
covered so that it can be broken up.
This trenching" or subsoiling of the
garden not only gives more room for
the roots of your plants to gather their
food in but also makes it possible to
work" it much sooner in the spring,
as the improved drainage enables it
to dry out more rapidly.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-08-28
Fall Trenchin to Increase Fertility

There is another opportunity to
make your garden for the next year
better by giving it an extra deep spad
ing up this fall If it is a small one
and usually spaded or forked up, yoh
can go over it now and dig it several
inches deeped than usual by throw
ing the soil out Of the first row and
then digging up the soil below that,
turning it over and breaking it up
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-08-28
Jamie COLLINS, in
"a
WOTnan'S
Honor
instead of Theda Bara, in
"THE TIGER WOMAN'
on account of this picture not
arriving.
Afternoon Prices 5 & 1Oc
Night Prices 5, 10, 15c
4:3O to 1890

chartered with a capitalization of
$4,000
Virginia coal properties will be de-
veloped by the Long Fork Coal Co.,
C6eburn, Va, incorporated with a
capitalization of $4,000
Hosiery to the extent of 1000 dozen
pairs daily will be manufactured by
the Piedmont Finishing Mills, Burl-
ington, N. c., recently incorporated
with a capitalization of $4,000.