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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-30

you he0h not surfer another day We
don't care who has tried 40 rur~ vn,,
ana has fnilrd--wc viii give you n
s"re cure and n small fee. Don't
give up before seeing ur
w the latest methods known q.
"tb' ~ - iENtG We .urcessIuIly
treat SAHitOsE VEINS. FILES
NERVOUS AILMENTS. SKIN An
HBNIs, KIDNEY. BLADDER. lung
AND nIooD AILMENTS. RIfIr-
hAtfsM. LIVER AILMENTS Avn
ALI CHRONIC AILMENTS or ME..
ONE IN ana sec ~. Have ~ conf
deutini tan and be examined with
ou' cost or OBLIGATION.
pfflCc hours n. m. 20 D. m
sundays, 10 q. m TO y. m.
NATIONAL MEDICAL INsTtrr-r1s
no Occidental Ave.
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ST. KATHERINE
TO Be REP AIRED

Tho Merchants Exchange re-
eelved message saying that
the bark St Katherine. which
wsa wrecked on King Salmon
point. Southeastern Alaska. last
May, has been successfully
floated and lowed to UosshIk,
where her cargo OF flsh 10 being
discharged. She will be patched
up and later towed here or to
some Southeastern port. where
she viii undergo repairs.
The bark was reported a
total loss when she went ashore
on tho Alaskan rocks a few
weeks age.
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6 MILLION TAX ON
MILLER estate
by United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 30.-No
way of escaping payment of 5000.
GOO Inheritance tax on the estate
OF the late Henry Miller. California
cattle and land baron. is left TO the
Miller heirs. according to attorneys
for the state. following Superior
Judge Coffey's decision sustaining
the states demurrer in the suit of
the Miller heirs TO quiet title to the
state.
Judge Coffey declared there Is a
universal effort among those able
to pay inheritance taxes. to avoid
payment -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-30

stalls ai.3a. silver salmon. $50 N I.
white sturgeon. 20c ~ fresh salmon
bellies. zoe 10. salmon trout meat. lbs
atr. Stall ~. cgg plant, 100 each sweet
corn. tbn dosi tomatoes. g. 10 nice
large cabbage, &c aud 10 head. stail 20.
pot roast, ave ana 100 49,. boiling beef.
laAr 49,. hamburger loo 10 good steak.
lbe ID stalls sf-ts. flour. t7ab per
sack The rolled oats. soc Stall a..
pure cane sugar. is7b per saeis. ibs
rice, asr. > pkrs corn flates. 2se; large
can niik. iac; lbs rolled oats. a6e;
jar rubbsfs. Z do4. i6c stall III. fancy
cream brick cheese. zoe 10 a5e bottle
fa'sun. SOC 1tc jars ~ Jam. ace
mustard, 6c bottle stall i7a. lbs
black nEs. Csc. toasted rice biscuit. J
phts 2sr. ffumbles 100 pkg.
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NINE. MONA

iisirNeysnt. phrenoiogist -od card read
ef WIN tell you n tho one you iosc
is true or false tell YOU when or whom
you viii marry advice on business
speculation, Investment. love. marriage.
divorce feuhlto tho separated aud
cause speedy marriage with the one OF
Nour choirei the secret " power aud
personal Influence Make no mistake
" hen seeking the advice OF eiair-
NoYAnt or palmlai A. a seer or
thinHs hidden 60 man or woman. Nine
Mona has no equal Many profess tho
Eht Of claitvuSancy, but few. indeed.
are 80 gifted, one visit 10 genuine
Egyptian scientist will repay you for
many disappointmentz Special read
ms soc Hotel Harrington. iti3h Sec
and ave 10 O m TO y. IN.
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MADAM VICTORIA
WORLDS GREATEST

cisirvoyant. phrenalogi-t. guarantee. 60
read your sntirs nfe. rivs true advice
on business. love. health snd family
affairs. and what 20 DO 70 - success
In life. one Nisit Will nay you fof your
many disarpaintments In others she
sili remove all obstacles and tell you
ho~ 10 Win and hold tho ono you de.
sirs. special readings 500 Daily aud
sunday Recon- ~ Abbott Hotel. over
usl dfuE stnrs. sQs y PIKE
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Public Markets


stall ~ local ranch pullet sHEr. csc
dos. stc coffee, extra special. lie H.
Toxic Grocery, 10 he beet cans sugar.
tte' can" MAdrona tomatoes 2sr. po-
tnto"r, home grown. ~ lba 25c Atong'a
grocery, 800 bottle Queen oliyoH. SOC. tbo
can Nus coffee, SIC. 30 can Llpton's
tea. Go, cans oliver Hhisid peas. $50.
htall ~. nnnlnuIlEnh mlIh. q. ~
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Etsii 90. large sized salmon. rfe each
rod snapper. 10 d. new tot salt herring.
for &C. Stalls -. pot roast, i.sc 10,
GOOD bacon. .sc ~ round steak. isHe
~. stall %. isc can whole clans. Ice
Tfr iArton's tea. stc; 10 lbs potatoes.
iitsi pkrs rnhraroui or spaEhstti. CSC.
stan i0t. peaches. itr basket. torns,oss.
&c ~ stAn iis. fr,sh carp. lbs. Sc.
fresh mAcksrsi. 2 ihs ftri KtnE salmon.
itr ~ fisil III. sweet corn. iEc. 2er
and fec DOR Fhubarh ~ MS str. pole
fsans. Sc % stall i5f. fresh made pea
not butter. i'o a.. stan ~. pure strain
81 Yakima honey. 10 % . Yskifns spr,.
i-iiy. ibs ate. fresh churnrd butter.
tte %. Stall ioT. fancy home grown to-
mntoss CO. crate frsss'one peaches. CSC
crate apri~ntr. 20 crafts
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ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

isvs your life Thoroughly read ana 81
piained ~ genuine Egyptian paifnist
ana eisltVoYnnt. one naturally gifted
with the pswsf TO tsii many coming
events Of your iifo. how to satin sue
cess In business, health. marriage. a..
N"fce, apsculations and transactions Of
ali kinds. DO you find N. ons you
have bestowed your trust and affee-
tons upon acting cool and indifferent
toward your ahe sdviser on all in-
portant affairs % life Special this
week, readings 10 cents ga univsr.
city. corner Histh ave
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Stall ~. ib~ fine graduated suwAr.
CSC. . ihs salt e.. Stall ~ rure natural
milk. b. ~ siAii co. Inns rod. lhs ise
Hoeksye salmon backs 1910 ~ sait
Alsska herring. Tor &c stall i32s.
fresh salmon. ii.r tic. or zoe each
Htstis t1-tt. Cri-co. lsc. &c 81 g. s. o..
3 bars Ivory soap. e1r FtBli &c. AirH
HuetifnAn's home made lcilisn. . glasses
ste. stall ~. oisomafrarins. 2se ID. :
ihs tto; ioayes OF bread. igr. new comb
honey. isc. fgf tIe. fresh psnnrt but d.
ter. iie 10. ~ nc stall 81. Gisdos,
ehsess. zoe ~. Eoquefort cheese. zoe
10 Stall %. peaches co. boz tomatoes.
Toe bor Rtuii -. potsto@s. ii7s 10 g. 20
per sark. onions. s he ioc. s:i sack
tomatoes. CSC 20 ihs not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-30

Andsrsnus nnh balls zoe can pur.
cecoe. sic 10 cane sugar. ~ its tt.d8s
toilet paper nArKsl. rolls ssc. stat!
e.. T-toue s'eak. .tc 10 pork sausage
ite ~ stall a.. fuli cream cheese. 4
ibs ssc. fresh ranch eggs. CSC doH. Stall
2 Quaker oats. ise pkg NsHoiA oil. .Te
pt " J n coffee. lbs 81 90. Coimans
mustard. fir ran. stall 80. cup cakes.
zoe dos douEhnuts zoe dos.
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CORNER

Ninii H. fresh smoits, : lbs $50. halt.
bot checks, lbs aac. sHit Alaska her
ring, for iiri fresh macksrrl. $50 ID
whole fresh salmon. zoe each stan 100.
fresh churnsd washington creamery but
tsf. boc ~ GOOD oregon creamery but
ter. tto ~ lbs 81 80 oregon raneh
sTss. 600 dor. dor as. peanut but
ter. ibr ~. ~ Tho 80. stall .. tender
ioin % sole. itc NJ Ling cod. 2 ihs ICES
sturgeon. ! fo % Rtall iis. green ground
bone. he 1tc. whale meat. i0r ~
paiato sausage. I1hc H. stalls 1875.
bell hiuinF iir. gtc pig washing pow
der, g;e, Economy iar caps. dor ffr
stalls 1-1.t-7. pot roast. Be- 60 rave % .
veal roast t1c - picked pork. 22is g
10 frrah nnnrn rIh. 10 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-30

CHEHALIS. Aug. 30.-Today 10
governors day at the Southwestern
Washington fair Governor Lister
was scheduled to be present.
Thirty business men from Port
land visited the fair Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-30

stall "a, fine graduated sugar. lbs
thet sacks or ihr salt. &C.. cleanser.
for De- Htall 81, pure. natural milk. -
at Stall ~. lhs pure lard. fts: pot
roast. i2hc ~ boiling beef i1tc ~. I.
tlh steak. i7ho 10 stalls sf.as. . t0e
cans Nssson oil, ~ 90. 10 ibs. wheat
nesi, 500. large bottle cider vinegar.
Toe. Jar rubhsfs. Sc dor pure cocoa or
chocolate. zoe 10 lbs Run Maid raj
sins. zoe. hayo beans. lsifc ~ white
navy beans. iic 10 ] HHeks sslt. ioe !.
10Y beans lbs gsc. pink navy beans
Toe ID 80 lbs rolled oats. 25c
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M e N
DON'T BE DISCOURAGED
ACT TODAY


W VIII Urea
some OF your
ailments for as
low a fee as s.
and 80. We
viii uBke you
nm exceptional
~ low fee In
any Rilmcnt you
may be suffer
Ing from.
With this low
fee a ~ 4 ur
long and sue
css eN-
. erie q &C In
treating all
NHaHrHNH - s..
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM NELLIE

WORLDS GREATEST EgYPTIAs
PHHENOT.oGfsT. CI.AfRvOYANT
AND MEDIUM
Guarantees 20 read your entire iisr. past.
present and future gives true advice
on huslnsss. love. health and family
affairs tells tho name Of your future
husband or ~ifs. and shat 20 10 10 BE-
sueceas IN life. tells you Nhat bust
ness 10 most lucky for you and shat
part Of tho world viii b. more sue
csssful for you. advises how 10 gain
and hold a good position she tells ~
the one you love 10 true or false. and
causes speedy marriage with the one
Of your choice brings the sspafatsd
toKsfhsrs makes happiness between
mar and wifo she tells you the secrets
81 being happy and successful IN any.
thinx you take IN hand her advice
will remove all obstacles and own In
fiuencc. One visit TO Madam Msllts
will repay you for dlsRppolntmsata In
all Others. satisfaetiou Guaranteed or
no charges
SPECIAL READINGS soc
Hotel Fix. room 4. 1891 second ave.
corner Pine -. Daily and sunday.
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MADAME IONA

mAbAME lONlA
ct.AiRNoNANT. rHRESoLoGtsr AID
rALMiSTf.T
SIS University. n.sr Tisth Tells pest
present and fu,urs. Consisting business
and love affairs advise yuu about a.
Nefrs cases and what viii 10 yuur
lucky step In lifs TO take. wli tell ron
name. - seur lover. sweetheart.
NEST adapted for. Headings daily and
sandsya Special reading. 30. one
wsss only
MADAM IDENTITY. RELfAHLE ME-
dium and card reader. gives valuable
adstce on business aud domestic ~
fairs ~ NOu ARR ~ TROUBLE.
consult her special. SOC. ltssA
ADALINE LLOYD
Others eou. and SO. but Tor 20 years
Adsiins Lloyd has been sasttisA phfen-
elo9iss and busiHss. sdsis~r 10 all ~.
fairs % itfs 81 linton. Apt u ~.
lott 1E5. Special this wvsE. SOC.
nETtERo- PNnESOfoltaT ANb MI
diam. Reliable advice Tells object
- visit without previous knautrdG..
Has eiai 30 Room - Hotel Forrest.
itsis second sss
THr unrAr ESufisH AiUVoYASr
ts nos located a. isit Ftfth ave-. be
tween Ftss a. and Union Il. Ladies'
etAF NfFa fhlA
ciRcLEs WEDNESDAY ANp THT HK,
dsy evening. 20. Hotel uyb,e. opga-
ate pastoffics. room
HELEN RICE nuHf.EtGH -Citci.Ea
Nunday. Tuesday. FRIDAY evenings
Ceusgl,ation daily, Isos Third ave.
room az
MADAM KATMhNN - wOSpEHPTf.
trace reader. nee. isi. THIRD.
H'sfifHE Hotel
rH0F swEgsaKR. GREArEsr ME,
dipua. s@snes sunday. "wednesday. Fri-
day evenings i9' howard y
Mrs A. , goLpER-CIHct.Ea TtEs.
day and Friday sFsntoFs. consultation
daiiy. ct it9s Third ave. room t1t
frLL CARD BEAbfSG. 70 CEsTE
Plaza Hotel. room sQa call evening".
ard Sundays
GARD HEADING -HOoM 8. iseots
ttrst ave, YORK. Hotel
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ORDAIN MINISTER'S

REV EMMA rAPwoRrH PRIVATE
consultation daily occult lessons
offieists at weddings. tapitsfas and
funerals lIio itth ~ Tsifphcns Eas;
tsst Other engagements ~ appoint
meat.
Mrs. BCRptck - gPtRirrAL Mn
istsr Circles Tuesday. FRIDAY sven
tnE., consultation daily. Hotel UYter.
1881 Third ave, Fhon. Elliott iifi.
REV BERTHA SEi9oS-rHrE Ab-
Wiser. gives private consultation dsiis
Circles Sunday. Tuesday and Friday
saeuinFs 1900 Fourth ave-.
NN~~-rs0-r~S~~~~~~~~-~N
So SPIRITUAL MEQIuMa
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
ACRES IMPROVED
RUNNING CREEK. PRICE N.ars

|. This place improved for home.
nice shade trees. flowers and
lawn. well settled district. close
tn cheap fare downtown. good
house and outhuildinGs. over 50
young bearing fruit trees Of
different varieties. also small
fruit ever an acre IN garden.
potatoes. beans. cabeeEe. car
rots. gallons. etc. enough wood
cut to last one year. half acre
In clover. fine creek running
through property. Party buying
can have possession ~ once,
FverythiaE goes. Including gar
den. for tt.trs. small cash pay
rnsnt down. balance tik month
~ CAL 81 s0s New York niock
for information,
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MEN
MAKE NO MISTAKE

Your health In
your gtcatest as
set. Avoid harsh
methods with seri-
Gus after = compii-
cations. The latest
mild methods arc
quick and rernia-
nent, My treat
mcnt for all con-
ditions win satisfy
the most aSacting
man. Renewed Wit
atty for nervous
exhaustion. debit
y. " . a X n esses.
paralysis, rheuma-
tism and blood
disorders.
All chronic ailu
18th year. Cons
Or.
anak KnIap RIdg
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DIRECTORY
ATToRNEYs.AT.lAw

ArToRNEYsAT.LAw
,. ALEXANDER CONTAMINATION.
nsyssi-iar. wis. probate matters.
mortgage. notes. collections. Every.
thins pertaining 20 general Law prse-
tirs IN all courts .as Lyon DldE.
Third and James Elliott :iss
lola NAY BLiaS-woMAS LAW,
ser Consultation free oonfidsn,iai
Oriental baiiaiss Main iI,I
X I aCHoFF. LAWYER. "a osns NIX
100 And ave. Consultation free! gen.
srsi practice ell csss. fees moderate
) p. BGLt,- EsTAnLIsHBD 1877 oES-
sfai practice. burke nidg. ,os Second
~SNo->NHSS,Ne~,SeSS ~~~~-~~~~~~o~o~
OPTICIANS
Eamund., Fraser Paterson Co. Balcony
ATToRNEVs-pATENT
FRED p. GORIN-r.,sn' At,or.
secured or 70. refunded. 7oi Central
BidK Main 100 Ere. book on patent.
j T. RIVERS CONSTELLATION YREE.
credit extended. office open evenings
al ~ Y. Hiock
nsaoa. ren~ics. Iawrsno. Ui Butk.nld
BICYCLE SUPPLIES
WE DO GOOD wonK-o. n. HART
zig I,ll ISgr,s Pae1s N N,, rs
CHATTEl LOANS
NEW CoNPASY-NEw RATES
NEW METHODS
Loans from SO 20 500 made quickly ana
eonf,d.ntisliy on furniturs. pianos. live
stock. etc.
SANDERS & co.
iee,.ioot Z. Q Smith BIDS, Ell W''
CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES
BOWMAN q HANFORD Co
KodAks and photographic Supple.
DEVELOPING lOc
Any size roll
Fir.t svs snd cherry Tel l-. Msln Isl
FOR SALE
AUTOS AND MOTORCYCLES
: % SSsID Sses esrs win,SS HosSS &c
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DIR KATHRYN HARRIsoN--sOi SIXTH
Elliott VISA;
DIRECTORY CONTINUED
COLLATERAL LOANS
YES. wB LOAN MONEY ON Ola.
mond- and Jewelty at per cent NO
OTHER CHARGER Others msy AID
vERTfsE lower rates but how about
the COMMISSION they charged
IRONIDENT LOAN SOCIETY. Inc.
All Seneca and III Marion.
PEEPECTABtE PLACE TO MORROW
money on DIAMONDS and JEwELHY
lowest rates. confidential
AMERICAN JEWELRY co. 500 Second.
MONEY LOANED ON ALL ARTICLES
OF value. Tn. Reliable. so1 Third ave
STORAGE
DRY, FIREPRoor BToRAGn WARE
house. Central Storage Co. 100 white
TRUNKS DELIVERED, 25c DAYS
s,oSsEs free -, csll Ms,n Itsoo>oouooo,
JUNK
Alaska Junk Co. ii7o First ave a Ell
lIott s7oi.
pTFFhTo fUNK, f7ts lat riL asss
~~eN~~< -cN,~e~NS~eN0~NNN~o~>~
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DR. r. y, FRisTR OENfTO-rRINARY
and rectal Diseases Traders Block.
q05ih Third ave. Hours. q. m. TO
.. m. evenings. 7 10 .. Sundays 10
to ~. Phone Elliott no,
DIR. ARTHUR DE VOE. THERAPDUr-
les. obststrioa. Telephone
S~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~>~>~~-~ ->----~>>~--~~~-~~-~>
| READ STAR WANT ADS
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

IMPROVE Your CoMrLENtoN nv
Purifying your blood with "Hemai
tcrai" THIS great remedy removes tn
purttieH. tones tho system aud tmpart=
attractivoness ~ health "ltemaitsr.
nl" T. absolutely reliable for Tuitre.
All druExists
PLIES cunEp-pU rfrRCEs PILE
sALvE ha. never been known 20 fail
Every hos guaranteed. Main 81. TRIAL
zoe. Address Mrs fsircs. Crown
AGENCY. $40 Pine st
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ss--suslNEss OPPORTUNITIES


FAfh Ill ANE
Hotel In F0ad country town: many PEG.
PIE working "a good revenue producer
has fine, big lobby. dining room and
Kitchen. with range and other station
AIRY apparatus to ~ with rent. upstairs
II renting rooms Furniture Of place
can be bought " 81 desired at n cheap
price. Rent IL $50 per month on a
lease. only location IA tho town.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

WATCH REPAIRING
Diamonds set while you walt: jswslry
repaired and remodelsd
Work guaranteed at wholesais prices
SMITH JEwELRY MIG co.
az T. G. SMITH BLDG, Fourth Floor
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WILLIAM MATTE
fft f<hrY building Phone Nsin 1913
4i LIvssTock FoR sALg

EVERY noY SHOULD itEiP cox
serve the meat supply ~ raising a few
rahhtts hsby rabbits gSc each at East.
lake Rahhitry. Eastiaks and valley at
SEATTLE RAnBirRY MOVED FROM
1851 Ferdinand 90 Ftfth and Kenyon.
south PARK
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OFFICE FOR RENT
81 FEMALE HELP WANTED
statesmen WANTED

WANTED = SALESMAN 70 BELL
cheap rvpe a. side line. good seller,
10 per cent commission Address J,
ArmeHsol, Laredo. Texas
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FRED p. GORIN--r.,snt A',or:
usy. Patent
secured ~ fee refunded. 7oi Central
BldK Main 100. Free book on PATENT.
j l. RIVERS COMPILATION PHEE.
credit extended. office open evenings
al ~ Y. Hiock
49,, 1917 f.,.,.,r. a.. f5y,L.tsId
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ATTORNEVs-pATENT

edmasd.. rTssoT.rs,sf.oa Co, 6sieep,
=, - 9ssn ~
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81 FEMALE Help WANTED

WANrEp- HoP rtCKERs FoR NORTH
Yakima. families preferred. For tn
formation phone W T.. atsler Eenwood
~, or write n. u. Mckelheer. Morss
city, wash,
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MALE nElp WANTED

WANTED COON. WHITE. ENpERt
envsd a. cook and steward on steamer
bound for Chilo, about one year. Appl,
room 500 Arctic Hutlding.
The Pulaskian., 1917-12-21

+ . z. " 7. z. + :. +.. :. ts + ":s z. +:' < ':' :. JUSTICE SCHOOL HOUSE. .: .. .. z. :. :. z. z. :. z. z. :. :: +' z. z: 4 '
 B. r. Anderson has moved on his place down east of Cabot
 Miss Birdia Barentine and Hugh An derson were callers at the home of Thos. Anderson Saturday afternoon.
 Misses Evie Mae and Gladys Smith, Anna Olive and Mabel Anderson, Mar eel Ringgold and Messrs. Will Krug, Will Monk, Loney WayWack, Stanley Clements and Hugh Anderson were the guests of Miss Birdia Barentine Sunday afternoon.
 We didn't have any school last week on account of the snow.
 Mabel Anderson spent Monday night and Tuesday with relatives in Cabot.
 Walter Barentine returned home Saturday from Monroe county.
 Mrs. Daisy Earles was the guest of Mrs. Thos. Anderson yesterday after- noon.
 Oscar Hall has moved where Ben Anderson moved from.
 Christwas will soon be here. Has old Santa visited any of you people yet?
 Mrs. Lucy Barentine, Miss Dora Anderson and J. J. Brewer motored out to Thos. Anderson's Monday night.
 Thos. Anderson took his car to the garage yesterday to have wheel fix ed and from there he will take it to Little Rock to have the engine weld ed. It froze and bursted during the cold weather.
 I wish you all Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Blue Eyes.
The Pulaskian., 1917-12-21
ALL OVER THE COUNTY

St. Louis Mo-, to the Abraham Fur Company which paid 25 cents for it. No doubt Jud was badly frightened when he saw what he had done. Won der what he would do if he would act ually kill wolf The most heroic and mysterious thing is Jud escaping matrimony; as he has passed through leap year successfully, this being the most dangerous period for young men of eighteen years, he should be able to escape without much trouble.
 5. w. Szymanski was a Little Rock visitor Sunday.
 Frank Brewcyznski was seen on the streets of Marche Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. Knight of Argen- la were visiting Mrs. Knights parents, MT. and Mrs. Max Malachowski, Sun day.
 Mrs. Geo. L. Burger was shopping in Little Rock Thursday
 Charles and Mildred Berkau visit ed E1r. and Mrs. J. w. Funk Wednes- day.
 L. P. Dombrowski is working in Ar genta as car repairer for the Missouri Pacific Railroad.
 Lee Lukas was hunting and fishing around Marche Thursday.
 Mrs. Joe M. Szymanski spent We'd nesday night with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zuber.
 Ernest Ray and Carl Franks were in Marche Wednesday.
The Pulaskian., 1917-12-21

next Sunday at 2:SO p. m. Everybody come and let us have an evergreen Sunday school at Landmark.
 Raymond Wright of Little Rock was seen on our streets last Sunday.
 J. E. Lawhon and family visited home folks Sunday night.
 Mrs. Busick was the guest of Ella Lowry Wednesday,
 Wishing The PuiasiNian and it's many readers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, "Daddy's Baby"
The Pulaskian., 1917-12-21
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 The people around here are hoping there will be no more snow for few days.
 Walter Kumpe has been very sick for a few days.
 The poor rabbits are suffering. Dave Perry and w. H. Hamlette killed nine one day. Rabbits are sure fine eating this winter.
 Lea Perry was caller at MT. John Shocks Sunday afternoon.
 Tom Treadway has killed hogs. He says he killed one thousand pounds of meat.
 George Mitchell is thinking of nov ing to the Weber place as soon as the Weather breaks.
 Delmas Cruthers and wife called on Homer Perry and wife Sunday.
 Mrs. Winnie Griffin and husband have returned from Mississippi.
 c. L. William is building new house.
 Lots of people let their fruit and potatoes freeze during the cold spell.
 The people of this community are receiving a good price for their wood now.
 Granite Mountain, you sure write a nice letter, but please tell us what has become of Miss Belle Peil.
 Hoping we will hear from all of you letter writers.
 One Who Loves the Girls.
The Pulaskian., 1917-12-21
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 Miss Louise Ault is visiting her mother at North Point this week.
 J. E. Stowers made a business trip to the City of Roses this week.
 Fred Holladay will begin hauling corn to Little Rock soon.
 Harry Pratt has begun moving up to MT. A. McNeely's, where he will stay the coming year.
 Fritz Finkbeiner of Fourche River Log Camp was visiting his brother at Cross Roads the past week.
 John Ault spent Sunday and Mon. day night at the Big Store visiting.
 R. A. Boshears is hunting cattle this week over across Dig Muddy.
 Say, Bringle Creek boys, the school teacher says she enjoys the good fires you all build for her at the school, so keep on.
 There is to be Christmas tree at the Baptist church Christmas eve night and watch party and box supper New Years night.
 Frank Ault is visiting his mother at North Point this week
 Mrs A. McNeely, who has had a severe case of pneumonia is improv- ing slowly. That's Who.