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stall re. ihs saseF CSC. . sacks ssi'
70. stall 81, pure natural milk. Sc at.
stalls ~ IS. SOY beans. lbs zkS. rolls
toilet paper. s&1l lbs, bulk mararont.
tsc, hcxss matches. zee Stall s. :
ihs pure lard. ttr sirtSin ss.ah tex
ihl bologna. ite ID boiling beef. 100
10 stalls go DRY Goldfish. tse To- 5
lbs fafinA. .ss. lie CrrsuHftes ie~ 2
ears standard peas. skr. fresh Kinrsr-
SHAPE. ite ~. he can Krouna choea-
late. Tte. Htnis 90. pure cocoa o. chnea.
late. lbs &c. a.s coffee. 8 fbs csc:
olive oil. ses ~ beet pfe&ifns sulca. aee
~ ser oolonE tea. ste 10. Stall 81, best
eieomsr9sfins. use 10. lbs csc. good
eisomarsarine. ste II. lbs tses comb
honey. ise. for SIC. fresh ground pea
nut butter. ite. ~. &c.
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Waterfront Notes

by United Press Leased Wire
PORT TOWNSEND. Sept "a
searchlights which played on tho
schooner Blakeley from the forts
while she sailed into the harbor.
Monday morning. caused the
schooner TO ram the barkentine r..
r. Sterling. which hay nc anchor In
the harbor. The Blakeley was I'M
der command OF Capt Manke.
The board OF county commission.
ers granted n permit To Charles r.
Whittlesey and c. H. Hagan. Satur.
day. 20 run ferry from the east
shore OF Union bay 10 Kirkland. and
tho right TO erect and maintain
slips. docks and wharves The H.
eense is 10 run five years.
The Chas. Nelson Steamship Co.
with offices In San Francisco, took
over tho lease OF Pier 4. The steam
err Bee. o, the Nelson line. arrived
In Seattle Friday and will discharge
300 tons OF general freight from San
Francisco.
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Public Markets


stall ~. 500 can TetisY's tea, zoe. ESQ
can liiila' coffee, a3ci iae jar Libby =
prepared mustard. Zoe, cans hitVef
ahisid peas. csc. Rtall 100, peaches. coo
eratei potatoes 81 90 ner ta9 ihs tas
mato.s. Geo crate. Stall III. tomatoes.
zoe crate rutabssas, z lbs asel sEH
plant. 81 and Zoe each Stall tts. Good
Lack MARGARINE aTe % peanut butter
lie ~ Stall TAO. Economy jar caps. 7ae
dos Fatowas. i1o pkg lbs. ~ J, -.
coffee, pae. stall iAi. Alaska barbacued
cod 700 ~ Stall d, Ate~s sirtain steak,
fse ~ Sugar staff lbs cane sugar,
tse. WeHtiahe Special flour. 4s-ib sat-,
ts,pt. Gold Bend flour. 90 10. nneh. 1855.
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Htsii 1875, baking soda. 90 pkg
unssda biscuits. Go pkg. crsAmsttss
toe pkg Jslto. 80 pkg Hfait 81. sts
coffee. ste 10 tte baking powder. 1850
lao market baskets Toe Stall 70, ffesi
natural milk. y per az. RsAii ~. phas
corn finies. fbss ite cans clans. Toe
ite tuna fish. isrl 500 can baking pow
der. sse. Stall st. anians. It's. Toe.
lemons. TO don oranges, /. dos ite
stall itsT, lamb chops. zoe ID PORK
sausage. its ID veal chops. isa IN
Nsaii itof. corn beef. lie H. swedish
potato ssussEs. ite 10 hoilinw beef. ise
~. stall 1891. best frsns Jersey butter.
500 ID. Maftaoif olsomsrgsrins. sac
ID. lbr ftrs large cans best mitA.
soc stall 1888. fresh salmon. ise ID ,
ha be cued cod soc a.
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stall a., beet Jersey butter. &c n :
hest storage ssEs sse doT Htsii a., veal
outlets, zoe ~ lamb chops, soc IN.
Andefsan's best head rice. Zoe 10 greer
peas. toe IN ridsr vinegar. afe gal .
black strap moiassea. zoe sal. Stall 9.
Cream OF wheat SIC pkg siiaed dried
beef 2ie can. Cfeamettes Dc Pike Hors
dsn's piik. &c can. Stall 50. layer cakes.
zoe each! buns, fsr dor
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J. A. Perkins. a negro. All May.
nard ST.. was stabbed in the breast
in a fight with a number OF U. s.
sailors Saturday night, and was
taken to the city hospital IN n
critical condition.
Perkins said the trouble arose
when he refused 10 perform with
a guitar he was carrying. when the
sailors demanded that he give them
n tune.
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUM
MADAM SIOTA

HINDU CLNfNFOTANT
MEDIUM MD FffRESoLoGIET
gifted with tho poser to tell
the many coming events % your fnimr.
life. shs does rot tell things 70 please
but reads things just as the hand tnai.
estes. tells you the planets you we're
torn under: the lucky and uniuckY
planets: when and whom you viii
marry settles and explains love. fam.
Hy troubles. marriages, DIVORCE. health.
business. law suits. SPECIAL READ
mos soc. Hours. a m. 60 10 . m
Room 10 New Troy Hotel. soisA First
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stalls isss. whois yellow peas. g. n.
navy hears. Ice N. Economy or Mason
Jar caps. dos tle. crystal WHITE soap
bars fsc. stall ies. hrs, fresh chnrnsd
hn,tsf SIC ~. ! ~. ftft, ihs ass
fresh Jersey butter. sTe Ii, p@snu, bu,
tor. fEr H.. "a lie tssi fresh ground
ehoeaiste. Tie ID fresh oregon srxs. sts
dsE. dos 5sns mild cream eh-ew~ So
~ stalls $500. ret resss. i've -,
lard compound. zee III liver. lee ~
h1ran. sso ~ hamburger. his use
stall .. hons made msycnnatss dressing
ase 10
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H,ali IS, beet iarHc potatoes - lbs
1so Rtsli -. Washington butter. 500
III, apple butter. zoe III coffee. lpe ~
tomatoes, stol p.lb. sack yellow corn
meal, SEE. Stall ~. fresh peanut butter.
lie III sauerhfAut. : ute ate
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MADAM VICTORIA
yNORI.D'S GREATEST

" = III = = = y = = - 4
phrenoiaRist. guarantees 10
read your entire iifs. give true advice
on business love. health ard family
affairs. ard what 10 do 20 be successful
IN life one visit Will pay you for your
many disappointmsnta In others She
VIII remove all obstacles and tell you
how 70 win and hold the one you de
sire Special readings SOC. Daily and
Sunday. Room IL. Abbott Hotel over
Owl drug stors. s0bh PIKE u.
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CLUB BREAKFASTS. STARTING
30 CENTS
To suit your taste and pocketbook.
HOTEL BUTLER--Adverfi
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Tho Polish women's league. col.
lccting funds To- tho Polish chill.
dren. who are Wins OF the war.
IL Endorsed by the Seattle Chamber
OF Commerce.
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Clark Prescott Bissett. professor
OF law ut the University OF Wash.
ing'on, has declined offer 10 be.
come dean OF law OF the University
OF Idaho.
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MAuRtE LEWIS MASSAGE fAnton.
| violet ray treatment Room 20, iioa
/ Thlrd ave-
THEtMA rioRNE -vApon Ann run
! hathe. body massage, Tso Peoples
Hank ulds
litrLrN SAVAGE sournnnN opAp,
uate massage, tub baths. sii linton
81. Ant l.
MISS DEVON MASSAGE VERNON
Hotel. sidB Union. Art 50. Hours.
10 TO .
bor KELLY MAssAut. nAritr, VI.
trHteFy treatments tais Second ave.
I kfeads tlatei
I MARtn i.oNo MAasAur AND Tun
/ baths. ait rtke, Hotel Green. office
! H.
lREruRNnn PROM VACATION. nArita.
/ MASSAGE, Vibrator, open EVENING".
Ttt oiifc, Apt J.
REruRNEpm MISS TRAVELS. MEpf.
Gated vapor baths. massage. sst Peos
| pies hank uids
Ntsa FERN Field > 4AsuAdr,
| baths. ttoes Third ave. Empress
| ilotel. room sos,
luHAeE rowEfIs-run nAriia. MAJ
sass. Reem 60 berkshire Hotel
Mss JEWELL AHicuRiNa. tits
| rhira office 10,
MISS HUpNa ANp AfsisrANf- MAS.
sRse iokM rike. etfioe q;
Mtas HARRINGTON nArua MAS.
HaFs, Roeia Z Green Hotel. sitN PIKE
MAaaAoE. MATHIS, ROOM Is ELLIOTT
~-Ss~SsIs~~~~~~>>-~~>>e~~>>~~>~~>~~~~>
50 BUSINESS PERSONALS
WHY SUFFER WITH
RHEUMATISM
when you can b. cured by .,npis
scientific treatment at q iow feet We
ALEC treat skin cruptien~. kidney ard
liver trouble. blood disorders and all
ehronic ailments Consultation free
uourp. n. IA. 60 y. en-. Chtroprsrtcr
In attendance. Tl6-is American Hank
building Elicit 28ft. Evenings and
sundays by appointment
wArcit nErAtNfSn
Diamonds set while you wait! jsv.iry
repaired and reuedsird.
Work guaranteed at wholesale prices.
SMITH JEwEIRY MO. co
ttr !. q SMITH nt.nn. Fourth Floor,
- All newen, dances. New York
EA~ and Seattle styles private
kSEV halls, seung lady assistants.
C no difference u you hseent
"a danced. Day and evening.
IA STEVENS i, M sss ~, Az
Member National united Masters %
Dancing Association.
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hDEIINE LLOYD

phrenoioRist. Seattle business advise,
fer ~ years. needs no eulogy; hrr pact
services speak for hsr. Others CONS
and no. Special -eadlnEs zoe. Crowd,
OF people arc ;hrOnRinE daily TO con
suit this gifted woman. al Union
1T. apartment u. Phone Elliott sb7t
MADAM DU BuRN
Psychologist Beattios diaRnostician
VIII cheer the weary and help lift uu
the fallen. Room ~ Hotel Abbott
Third and Pike.
PROF. swEETsEft-oRE ME-.
dium. seances Sunday. "Wednesday.
evenings. 12f Howard N.
MYRTLE BEROEs ~ MEDIUM. To-
Gated s2s Columbia at. Readings daily.
circles Monday ana Thursday evenings,
500 Phone Main 46t3.
MADAM KATHRYN = WONDERFUL.
trance reader, 800 1872 Third,
Sterling Hotel
MADAM PRANK NOTED CLAIRvOY-
ant card reader. palmist. Poe l05h
Pike. Elliott hotel
FtiLL Carp READING. 30 Cent?
Plaza Hotel. room 20i. call evenings
and sundays.
Mis- QUINN MEDIUM. CLAfRvoY-
ant. Located 1917 Seventh ave, Tho
Perry, Apt. II. upstairs.
MRS. @. H. KRIEG-aPIHITUAL PsY-
chic reader. 1ols Pine ST.
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Plan to Provide for
Soldiers i'm Seattle

Plans 10 provide rooms In pri-
vatc families where soldiers may
stay whom tho hotels are filled.
has been started by group OF
women. headed by Mrs. Laura Nor.
ton. ii5 Bellevue ave n. All the
available rooms will be listed and
central office established down.
town. 30 that the soldier may con
suit the list and get a card OF In.
PRODUCTION to tho family who is TO
entertain him over the week end.
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State Of wkahin Eten. county - King, o.
J. y y ulEsiu~. cashier 20 the shove
named bank. or trust rompsny. do
snienniY s~sAr that the foregoing state.
msnt y isus 70 tss best Of nay knew.-
edso and bsiief.
n r.. uIGrtow.
Correct. Attest. Cashier
> =. CARVER.
WALTER A. HALL.
Directors
aut~rrtbsd and sworn 20 before mo this
siHt dsY OF HsptHmbsr. 1917.
NJ NJ rINr.rr,
Notary Public IN and for tho stats Of
Washington. residing a. Seattle
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM NELLIE

WORLDS 0HEATEHr EGNFrtAN
rHHENOLootHr. CtAtnNoNAHr
AND MEDIUM
Guarantees To read your entire life, past,
present and futur~ gives true advice
on business, love, health and family
RffalfH. tells the nam. Of your future
husband aF wife aud what 60 do 60 be
success ia life. tells you what business
Il most luehy for sou and what part
~ the weird viii be more successful
fot Seui advises how 20 Eain aud hold
noed position ali. tells " the one you
love ia true o. false, and causes speedy
marriage with the one OF yauf ehotcs
hFiuEa the separated teEethefl makes
happiness between man and wife she
tells yen tha secrets ~ being happy
aud successful IN ANYTHING you take IN
hand her advice will remove eli OBJ
ataeisH and evil Influence one visit 40
Madam Nellie will repay yoa Tor dis-
appointments IN all others satinfae-
ton guaranteed or no charges
SPECIAL READINGS zoe
Hotel Eik, Room 4. tkai Second Ave
corner Pine 81 Daily and Sunday.
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lors FOR SALE
Apartment House Site

Apartment House Site
On Bellevue ave n INT. Ia fine.
level lot eaxtso Co an alley, about
two feet above street grade Every
thina IN aud paid House en the prop
erty rents for see month. HAS a
fine view ef the aound number OF
apartment houses have heen built all
around Stia property, The owner says
sell, and has eiven ~ price ~ 5000.
Rnd No can make good terms
A. II. REID & co.
St4 NEW YORK BLOCK
HAVE HOME ANn GARDEN ~
teuntryt 10 tetr. at $40 apiece. half
mile north ~ De Noine= and half mite
FROM tho hay Fine view Good soil.
M11ss dsside quickly Ess, iss
~ HOUSES FOR SALE
Groom corrAdEi GAai nfFcrRtc
Tights eiiy water lot eesite fine gar
den fruit and flowers. chicken house
close te car graded streets so iowa,
ftt month Ida smith. sos calf,
fornia ave, West ga, Take Faantis.
roy ear,
THIS Is A SNAP
t-reaH modern COTTAGE iet tosteo. close
" Fafh5 tffHN AAsANAt on NNFftas
YOUNG = uhonEtig
ssse ballard Ave, Phone Ballard SIS
FOR sAt.E-AI.kG rOtNr-te Pnn
meath Furnished cottage and fine
view lot. testie. half block OF water
ana ear, East stse
TiNTtNu. 81 90 rER ROOM. PAPER
hangins 100 psr room. General re-
>SSs,l,Tl9s nssees ss .s,,>,>oooo~-~n
ss--|ouSES uNF. FOR RENT
ssea~~s ROOMS WHOLE MOCK
land. near Lake Washington. citv
water aset tsna ave. a .. n.
~>SN~sN~es~-~SesSs'ss..sss y
81 MALE HELP WANTED
LooaERs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
SIT rhira Ave
Iowsefs wanted for tho following
companies
Puget sound Mtiis And Timber Co.
snow Greek Logging Co.
Clear Lake Lumber Co.
Sultan fty = Timber Co.
EVEREST tnFEinE Co.
Merrill Ring Logging CO.
Discovery nay Iagsinw Co.
Stevens. ttra fakmtnE Go.
sfstsous rast Logging Co.
sultan ny a Timber Co. Cso.
cherry Valley Ry q Timber co.
nieeiei, Donovan
Nav Valley Logging Co
stimpson Timber Co. unien City,
kneitsh Lumber Co
Hamilton Logging Co.
Nerthwrs, Lumber CO,
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hGIENTtFfc rIRENnLpGtGr
This famous phrenoiegis, reads your en-
tire life. tust az the head indicates
ntFe= you dates, facts. tells you what
he's passed 10 life what IL happening.
without asking single question. ghs
does rot tell thinKs 10 please. hot reads
thtnEs Just as the head indicates. tells
tea what planets you WERE born under.
the lucky and uniuchy planets. when
ana whom you will marry settles aud
explains love. family troubles, mar
ttAsws. divorce. health. business. law
suits. spesuiations investments.
transactions Of all kinds In fact. no
matter what your hope. fear OF smhi-
ton. come Ia this natsd phfsngioaist
ana find help. There ~ ne need Tor
anyone 20 10 unsueee.Afui Tier advice
removes all trouble. ahe guarantees
satisfaction or no ehsrg.. Tier readings
are strictly confidential cali and con.
ault her. special readings for one week
only zoe. Hours. o. IN, TO .. m,
Room 81 Antiefs Hotel. Fourth and
Union
GENUINE, nrsT nEApiNG ny sci
snes or by psychism. Room II. iess
Pike.
MAE MARfE- s'ARb HEADING ROOM
!, isiss sion ave. upstalT.
CARD HEADING = ROOM 8. iseeH
fiFst ave. York Hotel
MADAM MAr-~CLAfRVorA CARD
readings Roana ,. 1917 First ave-.
<>~>>ss'~~~s>~ ss-A@eN~~Ns~~~~>e~~
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MADAM ROMMO

cr.AtRvoYANT. pHRENoLoGrsr.
pAIMlsr
VIII give name and initial Of the on~ you
will marry: also Of your greatest
enemy " In trouble or undecided.
consult this wonderful lady. and sha
can and VIII remove al evil Influence.
and start you on ths road TO success
and happiness. Hhs does not tell
things 20 please. hut reads your entire
lifa just as your hand Indicates from
the cradle TO thu grave, READINGS
zoe. Rooms 10 and 20. Vernon Hotel.
2ish Union st, near postoffice.
MINISTER'S GUARANTEED sToM-
aoh remedy. for all stomach troubles.
including chronic dyrIspHia. care
not how many kinds of remedies you
have taken, n this medicine does not
remove your trouble. your money will
DO given you back. Price, postpaid,
600 a boz Rend no money until I
satisfy you that this IL no fake. Al
dress Minister. 1853 Brooklyn ave. flo.
attic, wash. Phone Kenwood T6f.
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3f4 NEW YORK BLOCK
GARDEN LAND, CLEARED
HOUSE, BARN, $3.50

Five fine garden tracts. all
cleared and fenced md IN cuiti-
walton. house and barn. hut
one block from state highway
ard 10 minutes walk from ferry
dock. nfae high school. churches
and stores Fine spring water
ran 10 piped into house fsig
bargain. Price 1850. terms SIS
cash. balance $40 por month.
Take East Madison car to Mad
icon park and county ferry 70
Kirkland. and inquire at office
Of Burke q Farrar. Inc.
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HOT els AND
APARTMENTS

NEW sTAsDARD HOTEL
Corner First Ave. and Pine 81
Largs. modern. outside rooms; elevator
service; phones In all roorns. ffrst-cisss
IN every respect 7&c and up: with
private bath. 81.
Harrington. fSf1I a@rond ~ week %.
~~~~~~~~.~~~S~-~~~~-~~~e~A ~0~-~-~J~~~~-~~~~~s~-
II ACREAGE FOR SALE
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AcTIMo

waNrrp--CiRis FoR Tftr rho.
ductian Of play. Lessons private and
IN class. "a eNsnca Ter the movies }
Rooms sol Union At
S-~1~~s~@~-~~~~essNs~-<>S -ee~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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SAYS AERopI1NfEs ARE -
-1TI:' SAFER THAN TRAINS

. Yest it lis the new idea that the aero
plane jis a, safe means of transportation
in safe lands, yet 1T is an idea that we
must firmly tget into the popular mind
The average. citizen is still frightened
at the prospect of leaving the ground
and having no support except the air
itself. Yet att the speed which we ex-
pect 4l 'aeroplane to maintain seventy
to eighty milestan hour+there is mp
means of transportation that is so safe
The constructions that cause accidents
with trains, and automobile do not exist
for flying craft. a locomotive has to
follow. a, definite track, which may be
obstructed or the slightest dis1ocation of
which may cause a. frightful calamity.
The aeroplane is not SO circdmscribed-o
its trucks are WHEREVER It wishes to 60.
There are no Iobstructions1 i'm. the air
unless we regard fair pockets as such
no bridges to cross, NO mountains to
penetrate, no signals TO run; by, and
no switches to- be misplaced Or com.
pare this new craft to the rough road of
the automobile The slightest mistake
or even inattention on the part of the
driver. going; say, 40 or Sd miles an hour,
may Thurli the machine over a 9precipice
DR. oHerturn ton am embankment. But
such: q lapse on THE part of an aviator
has no such deptorable results; there
are, no precipices TO fah from and no OBJ
stEuctions to collide, with. ,-1,Isf
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HIGH POINT ROUTE !.

(By Allie .Guyer.) 81 q
w. P, Jester has a severe attack OF
Fitonsi1ftis at this writing. TX Sz,e-
tC.-I. oPhilfipsI and son Coy, went to
Bunker's He'll Sunday to, attend the .un-
ion2meeting. azr8591 20 e:1
Miss 1Leena Guyer and Miss Ida Guy
er returned from ReidsyilIe Sunday even
ing where. they, had been attending, the
- Rev. and Mrs. A. e.. Dixon, of High
Point, carried them there in their, car
Fhey all enjoyed the trip and the stay in
ReidsYille very much. They report splePn-
did addresses on church work and many
other things pertaining to Sunday school
and church - .--s-,- 49, Mas '--~''
Several from the route are planning to
go. to Abbott's creek Sunday to the an
nua1 May meeting. ~5.-'..- :s..2:f
f Misses Minta and Zonie; Phillips were
the guests of Misses Mandll and Edith
.Burchhelds Saturday night and Sunday. -
(. AIRS. Irena White has reta1rhed to her
home fneG eGreensborosafte spending the
winter with MRS. Alfred PeaTce, - Z.
r Miss Allie, Guyer spent the day Sun
day in -Mechanicsville with Mr.. and Mrs
Mr.: and Mrs. Frank Luck have moved
from Randolph county to the home OF
their son, Zebulon Luck, of this route.
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I noN'r,. T. FAIL 4 TO WRITE wi YOUR
FIVE 4ETTERSS- THIS WEEK
3o,4+a : 1fsu1NA rnp All. 1.h6nsrN NnrHING

In order to. dispose of all the china
ware on hand at the earliest possible
moment we are going to make the prices
at about onel third the selling price and
about half wholesale cost, for the aezt
two weeks only. offer being good 20
May a0J If=you need any chinaw aresnpN
OF in the near future it will pay
handspmelY tos buy these; L9ok
=
! The celebrated Bluebird and .othef
Signs, all the rage, Apiece dinner sets
at only $4.98.
- The 81 .piece sets of all designs, onlyI
ESQ 90 - +E%G+-- 30 -
The 10spieeef berry or dessert sets,
only $2.98 sstsa r..- z,
This set consists + six saucers, one
large. bowl, sugar dish and cream pitcher,
with beautiful plain gold band, .=:s.5
=, You can't buy such sets at double the
price, we. are asking. Our only object in
losing money on them is to make a
quick sale and allow more room for
other things 9 Positively every set will
be disposed ;of. If any remain unsold,
by MayI10, they will be sold to mer--
chant. - ...iEa.. .rr-. al :
of you, really want the value of your
ife,i come quick and get the pick of the
THE REVIEW OFFICE ::
ii Phone 275-Broad Street. -.
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& DON'T FAIL 10 Il WRITE YOUR
EVE LETTERS. THIS WEEK. 10
.THE ToMIINSON SpEAKINGS, !

s THE ToMLINSON SPEAKINGS! 4
Candidate GAas.A F. Tomlihson for
mayor of High Point opened the cam
spaign Monday night speeches at
RObinson's and VestaPs stores in the
fourth ward, followed up Tuesday night
with speeches at Bakers and ,Si'man's s
store in the third ward AL each places
good crowds were ON ,hand. Mr. To7nlin
son states his position clearly on All
the sivoters are interested in
through the papers ,and in his publr;
talks. He lexptfsses, confidence in shi,
section, and, promises to, stand for the
btst interests of High Point.
Mr.. Tomlinson also spoke last night
at Kennedy's store in the first ward; ,to7
night he will. speak in the front
of d. IL Brooks store at 1880 and in
front of City Hail at 8:l5. , Tomorrow
night in the, 4th ward at Ellington s
store on Mangum sasvenuet at, 7 80 and3 at
Greene Drug CO. on South Main at 8:15.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-03
=, THE LOCAL WORK FOR. THE
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nrWe believe in giving the helping hand
TO : the sold veterans themselves J as Miss
Paylor and her workers are doing. The
old soldiers are gettinnqg,. the direct ben:
eft here. It is all right and good to also
help the Old women Of the Cohfederacy
but it is not right to deny the old war
fioFs and the loyal old Iwomentof the six
ties every comfort at the expense of out
side movements. sF3cl t.--t . y
iTg,IHere's our duty first and here is where
most, of the, money. should stay If each
town or city. ,ddis dthis, each camp would
be well taken care of. Miss, Irwin Pay
ior,,' the sponsor for the High Point camp
of veterans, is real heroine, if we know
Che defnition' Of the word and is far more
worthy of q medal than in many ina
stances weYcould:trecite. She J:has her
swhe4e, soul m the work here and denies
herself many q pleasant day to visit the
sick and disabled among, her f:'boys", of
The 81 sixties. She. is the good samaritan
iT1'f ~ fevelrtv1 way and there IS not one of the
niembefs df' tie High Point camp but
who would willingly fight for her, so
IlBval are they to- her aid she TO them
The reader may think it a small thing to
give "a, abod lpart 5sof this time planning
and working for a. cause near land dear
to This hearth besides other duties, but
who, ,iscit that would measure up te, the
.req4ireme4tst? Would, youAi We are
Writing this because we think it is Just
"a "a boliqd tt1st nov is worth wagon load
laid On 6fn the ibos6m of mother earth We
Wish every High Pointer Gould visit the
veteran's headquarters at least Occasion
ally andlsee wAatJis being ddne'by Miss
PaBlor aaadi herr 5oyaA comrades1 There
are a Rnenber swhes assist her in the work
At Aaada4Hlaarters lar anF4d they: are given their
part of The praise due them but for r. fear
Of overlooking some one we confine our
remarks to the head, the sponsor, who
w common Consent Is Is doing one of the
gfea test works in life, that Of ministering
TO those ~ h6l I6ed her3 asistahee, and do
ing sit withotItsrgward5o 5or hops 'of reward.
ri AnN contrihNtjanss giNen1 Miss Paylorl
bYythe, peapAellMillf fcbe spent among el1r
eWn sPeloVyfedls lF1eeterans without otherwise
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