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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-28
OIL AND GAS NEWS OF
THE ARDMORE FIELDS

- and l. a. o-ss. 20 CEzr.-.s o. r1-n-
pnryrs 10. ! ftsf D. drlll-E Tns TeEEs
Wsl j. o. The Gusbgrf p orrrEt fErr-
nat Nss purctas-i a. q tl-E fEr-L
TIE san1 NEs entered a. llei and rh=
fTll Esni OF - ths sny a. i-lt Ths
szr1 uEs truks-. hgUsEe- lr1 tas
rro5Bci51- 81 - - tnrr--s o. bsrtsT
salt Ea..r va catered t.sl9N tae sEri
ard dr.lllrE 81 ts --i-l1s-1 ~, t.1I,es
. fr1irE q c@es~r gGg
W'1ssr11 o. cstnsary 10 /. = SEQ
tL1- clE-l 81 e. izn1s -,lzs rs1ches q
6es.;h < EBq fsst 4 s.gElng q OF WEs
lad q; fhis dept.-
Cypsy OF company ~. -. e. Ios--
H1- j, ssr-ign ss.-1. hEs al ss t.-11E.
zao-f .. feet Tie p-p51c-l1- - eel
EsL il -cE dr41E e. zg--1E--E-sg 2
slrs tss- ir st-E1s
Word las t.as- rs-zlr-s aers tha- ?
= Llvsy. Eh1 Eas 1r-llr-E contractor
e; Esalsroa- Azs arrived u Frt-rs H
hzs b.er tEks- - -.s tro-f Wi-s1-:
-1l-E-F training Eod tas lras-1a-l11
s t-ar hs Ei- - s-EEE=5 b. t--U--r
E-s-e- wee hack q tbs Lea
Ezv EE-rl-u-- so q ~ AID N-s
: = EE--l-o- $40 uzs s-rr11ys5 wi.
ths G5s-Ep91 O. Co-p9-z-io-- s--s-zi-s-5
c-zsa=5 z1t nruts- th--n5 i- a. &C
clss-t IA; occurred o. TIE iszss
bz1k O. Ess15-3-- Ezs a. A--19rs vs.
l-u- ysE-sf1sy-
A G. Rs-s q TIE L1-s sta- Gas
r1-uz-T. Ezs hs-s yss-s-lzy O. uJ--
pszny bos-rsss fr0n Fort worth
L : znsoetsS-ge-. s-r.=-l--=-3s-t t1-
t.s : L Ezrso- interests nzs returned
RhO5eAsz-xer = c0nfn=6 II 4 h1sr4-sL
Joe LzthrDy is In WictE-z- Kansas.
where be Is trzaszc-ing business Il the
:. A Bur5su q Ls-t1z Rock. AK
Ezs a. Ar5rnU-s visitor yssterzzy- Blr
B-5sl has hoI51nEs IN Ns-Ehzl county
and Ezs hsrs 70 psy rentals On MS
lssss--
John " C5ozts q Oklahoma City.
WHO Ozns fee lands thzt s-s prod8ring
Il section zz-As j. a. Gr6-o-s Vlsl-0--
Co John A Pope - here visiting
Et-. 7 Y. Ric1sr1s q TIE s1z1s-
Vaughn O.l company. which j. starting
: vel On th= Cali farm l- the GRAHAM
dlsErlc-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-28
Thursday, Nov. 29th

from $50 e n 20 : = m--One day
every four weeks
AL per9ls who nave ailments OF IL
r-rlt.as that have batrel ,Ee sklI q
ire family physician. are iL1ltet -
call
Examinations free
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-28

In sne--aHr- Teas on a st.-c4Al tan
hnt thAs - Noult rr-c1Ftr. klfhaush -
nay - s.sr-A.e1ilg .llnd ur Eoc1-r;
q. t-l-g sutg~ctr. - ge;s q s.oErr
fr,cz the hursses hal-r
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-28

Pc Patri9tic- Eat sclo1~u'z Liberty
B-sas- Ws5r=s1sys-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-28
Nov. 29, at Ardmore

TIE docto- who cured 50 many peo
pc in southern Kansas and northern
Oklsboulz several years ago. VII D a.
TIE WHITTINGTOS HOTEL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-28

One huBdrd turkeys J1s rrseave1
". =. Lane.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-28

Co John 4 Pope = here visiting
Efta 7 Y. Richzr5s q -hs shzfsr
Vaughn Of company. which ls starting
: vel On ih= Cali far. lr the CrsEzu
dlsrrlc-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-28

Ire Teas Company j. roT the Ovu-
= o ire fzrtbes- north producing vel
nthe fed J. j. l5csted ir the center
u the southwest quarter u section 30
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-28

John II. Caozts. q Oklahoma CITY.
WHO Owls fee lands that z-e pro1 3ci-E
i section z--4-s - a. zr1nors vlsl-1--
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-28

:. A Bur5su q Ls-t1z Rock. AK
Ezs a. Ar1n1or= visitor yzs-s--zy- Nr
B-6sl has holdings IN Ns-zhzl county
and Ezs here 20 psy rentals On h-s
lszss=
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-28

P-sl-5s OI & Gas company. in sectlo.
80 OF ths Wes-heirls- farm. j. gndf--
rezul-g the hve-irch casing in a lime
shell ~ zls19 feet This vel has en-
cgUntere5 70 water sands since the 2
05gfoot leve. was pzssei
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-28

W'ps1ru1 o. ra-nsaEg ~. 3 !. SEQ
il1- 1l-g1 o. sss izn1s -slzs rsacses q
6es;h < sbg f.st- L sagElnE q OF WEs
lad q; fhis dey-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-28

Gypsg o. company ~. . ~. e. Iu.t--
fc-. l- s=--i8- s.-.-l las al 81 tt-u'-E.
tts sad uhics kES rrl1E--ss =
Esg-r - feet Tie r-p1-c-lg- - es-l
nate e. tru-- 80 % = hz--s-s En5 tns
Hs- j. -CE 1rlGlE e. E---1E-lE-s 2
= q. tss- n szsls
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-28

Joe LzthrDp Is n W5ehzz Kansas.
where be Is rrzasac-ing u-s--sss Il the
o. S@i6s ths--
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-28

L : Eoooshs-gs-. -p.=-l--=-3s-t to-
Ire = L Eznoo Interests. Ezs returned
frc- ArEznEzs CITY. kz-- wn=-s Mrs
RhD5sA1z-esr = confn=3 II q hosrl-zL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
Second Ave. Crowds
Hear Liberty Talk
Continued From Page !

ploye. in Seattle's business and in
dustrial district gets a chance to
subscribe.
MeAdoo At Arena
Secretary William Gibbs Nc
Adoo. OF the treasury department.
will address great public iaass
meeting at the Arena. al 5 y. IN.
Tuesday.
All fraternhi and labnr crgsriya.
tons are urged To participate in
the parade that precedes the meet
ing. BY calling p. l.. Swezea.
grand marshal. Main 435. the
groups may get their places in the
liz
After the parade. which starts
promptly at 7:30. from First ave.
and Stewart ST.. the persons iakin,
part in Il will be assembled in the
Hlppodrome. where Mr.. McAdoo
will talk. while Dr. Mar; \. Mat
thews Is talking TO the crowd At the
Arena. before Mctdoo arrival.
This will enable the persons TAX.
Ing part IN the parade TO near VT.
McAdoo.
s. A. c. Dinner Guest
Mr. McAdoo will arrive in Seat.
tie at $3.50 p. m. and 70 20 the Sc
attic Athletic club. where he will
have dinner. but will make no for.
NAL speech. He is accompanied by
Gov. Lister.
The parade. which will contain
10 bands and 10000 persons. will
assemble at First ave. AMI Stewart
st at 1880.
The line OF march ia. First ave.
to James. east on James 10 Second
ave-. north on Second ave. 10
Union st. east on Union 10 Fifth
ave-. south on Fifth TO the Arena.
One OF the largest Liberty loan
subscriptions received Monday was
from W. J. Johnston. a former shoe
merchant OF Seattle.
my share" he said. writing out a
check for $4,000.
A great military parade. headed
by the Coast artillery. aroused thou.
sands TO a high pitch OF enthusiasm
for the loan Saturday night. and
pastors devoted themselves TO the
loan Sunday In most churches.
Seattle typographical Union. No.
202. Sunday voted to buy $500 Lib
erty bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
MYSTERY! HIST!
3 HOLES IN FERRY

The mystery OF who.almostscut-
tied the good ferry Washington 10
deeper and banker than ever.
King county commissioners an
nounoed Monday morning that a
special meeting would be held this
afternoon with q view towards de-
termlning the reasons for three
half.inch holes bored In the bottom
Of the ferry. and the persons. II
possible, who did the boring.
Chief Engineer Green. OF tho
ferry Lincoln, reported 10 the com
missioners Monday that he had
thoroly investigated the hull Of tho
Washington. lie said the holes must
have been bored when she was
built. lie was a. loss TO account
for a single reason for such an act.
The commissioners are searching
for a written report made more
than a year ago when the Wash
ington was declared practically
worthless and ordered 10 be placed
on sale
The vessel was on the verge OF
being sacrificed for song whom
II was intimated TO the commits
sioners that the ferry was worth .
whole lot more than they were be-
ing led 10 believe.
II was then that thoro investi-
CATION was made and II was learn
ed that the ferry would be worth
100000. providing an expenditure
OF $4,000 was made for repairs.
The commissioners granted the
money asked for repairs at the
final meeting OF the budget board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
MADAM NELLIE

WORLDS dnEATrsT pifnESot.outar.
ttsAfHNoN ANT AND MEDIUM
Guarantees Co read your entire life. past,
present ana future gives tru. advice
on business. love, health aud family
affairs tells tho name OF your future
husband or wife. anh what 10 do 80 be
success In life tells you what business
" most lucky for you ana what part
81 tho wufid viii be more successful
for you; advises how 90 Fain and hold
good position she tells N the ono you
love ~ true nr false, aud causes speedy
marriage with ca. one ~ your choice
hflnEn the separft.d together makes
happiness between man aud wife Hhs
tells yea tho secrets ~ being happy
and uucssHHfm IN ANYTHING you take In
hand her advice viii remove all oh
sieeles and eva Influence. one visit 10
Madam Nellie viii repay you for dts
appointments "a all others satisfae-
tion guaranteed or 80 charges
SPECIAL READINGS zoe
Hotel Eik. noem Z. 1881 second Ave.
corner Pine at Daily aud sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
SAYS ne DRESSED
As NAVAL OFFICER

Elmer Berk. %. IN employe Of
the Puget Sound Traction. Light
e. Power Co. suddenly found him
self in the grasp OF A. Dracobley.
Pike ri. dry goods man, at tho cor.
ner Of Third ave. and Union st.,
Monday morning.
Berk remained silent.
Call the police" Dracobley cried,
this fellow passed forged check
on me-"
Dracobley said Berk posed. IN
uniform, as lieutenant from the
u. S. naval training station ct the
university.
Police officers went to Berk's
rooms, 9l+ Eighth ave. ~. and
found naval officers uniform
there.
Berk was jailed. aud the evi-
dence placed in the hands OF Prose
cutor Lundin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
35,40O men ARE
At CAMP LEWIS

ny United Press LEASED wire
CAMP LEWIS, Oct. 1.-TWO
thousand national troops are
scheduled TO arrive here to-
day. bringing the total OF
drafted men now In camp 70
approximately $4,000. Tomor-
row, which will be the last big
day for arrivals. 1850 men are
expected. BY Friday there
will be 10000 men here.
The record for receiving wal
broken Sunday. when 1850 mel
came In on seven special trains
Sentries were posted about the re
ceiying station. and large space
was kept open. Throngs OF ma
tional army men. the majority o
them In uniform, lined the oper
space and shouted joklngly at thu
new arrivals. Many OF them recog
nized friends from their hom'
counties.
Ten Piute Indians and severa
Mericans we're in the delegation
from Inyo county, Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
CARD OF THANKS
FUNERAL NOTICES
AUCTION

AUCTION HOUSE. zoos
SECOND AVE ts the place those days
81 high prices where you pay less Try
N NEXT AUCTION BALE. 1880
TUESDAY. OCTOBER p We have
listed electric piano and rolls music.
Monarch and Empress maiieabla coal
ranges. gas rRngea. heaters. n variety
Of velvet. body brussels. Administer ana
tapestry art squares runners. rugs.
iinoieum. davenport beautiful mRhoH-
any Ehte-leEged English breakfast
table. socretaire. fine library table. oak
dining set. rockers, leather couch.
dfesnsra in mahogany, oak and white
two heavy brass beds, beautiful t-post
white enamel wood bed. twin beds a
size. with box springs Of felted cotton.
like new. lots OF cheaper beds. coil
springs. hair and cotton mnttreHsea
sanitary touches. Kitchen furnishings,
etc John nuHheil q sons. Auctionocrs.
Main 1883
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
Far andNear
News by Telegraph
and Telephone

Y. NJ. G. A. has unusually large
class preparing for wireless
telegraphy
Gov. Lister will be one Of the
speakers at n rally 10 be given by
1000 persons OF the Christian En-
deavor Union. Epworth League OF
the Baptist Young Peoples Union.
ut n downtown church. October 10.
Fourteen pints and 10 quarts Of
whisky were found In the Newport
hotel. liiih First ave. Sunday by
the dry squad. who arrested T. 3.
Mackie. proprietor.
Or. James u. Crowthcr. pastor OF
the First Methodist church. spoke
before the Sunday Club OF the Y.
NJ. c. A. on the life OF Paul, the
Apostle.
J. A. Reid. SO. has been missing
from his sons home. sos North
s3rd st. since Friday. II In be
lleved he has wandered toward
West Seattle In search Of his old
home.
David Moe, motorman on the
West Seattle line. is in the Seattle
General hospital, suffering from
severe bruises when he was struck
by an auto Sunday. driven by j.
G. Hayward. 1921 West Genessee
ST.. while reversing the trolley OF
his car.
William LindquIst. a railroad la
borer. who has just returned from
Alaska aboard the Admiral Farra.
gut. very near caused a riot around
the police station Saturday when
he flashed a $1,000 bill to furnish
bail for two OF his fellow passen.
gers.
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary 10 wash.
ington liarbor. No. ~. Masters
Mates and Pilots will give n dance
and card party at the Stevens hall.
Fourth and Pike. October IL.
Private Frank NJ. Lundquist. OF
Company d. First battalion. Second
Washington infantry. was found
drowned In a bath tub 81 the Wash
ington Iron Works. Saturday.
c. s. Stevens. OF the Stevens
Dancing academy. has been ap
pointed supervisor OF the Interna
ton Association OF the Masters OF
Dancing OF the state OF Washing
ton.
Statistics compiled by the county
clerk. Percy =. Thomas. show tina,
there are $50 actions for divorce
begun in September OF this year
against it2 OF 1916.
OLYMPIA --- Delegates TO the
Northwest tuberculosis conference
held at Portland. Ore. Oct. Is and
ls have been appointed from
Washington by Gov Lister.
WALi.A WALLA--Every avail
able man Is taking advantage of
the ideal autumn weather to plant
the fall crop OF wheat
DILLINGHAM;. w. W. head
quarters have been closed here.
HOQUfAM-Sirty alarm clocks
wound 30 that one will 60 off ev,
cry i've minutes. have been In.
stalled by the manager OF a Ho
GUAM drug store. who believes
they have a desirable effect on
clerks and prospective customers
COLvILLE.-Shot twice by burg
lars. Chief OF Police John Wanen
witch succumbed Sunday
fAKIMA.--Twcnty-fivc thousand
Chinese pheasants will be brought
back by hunters in the valley this
season. according TO the prophecy
OF Game Warden Greenman.
TACOMA.--Another case o.
didn't know Il was loaded" was
brought out In the case OF Alexis
Dandilion. is. 1861 First ave
Seattle, who was Killed by Martin
Jenkins. l6. his chum. who pointed
revolver at him. jokingly holding
him up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08

! stall SO. lbs. fine graduated sugar
CSC. 3 sacks or 6 lbs salt. &c. stall 81,
/ pure natural milk. sc at stalls 3T-as
white navy beans, 7 lbs. soc. pink beam,
lbs. Soc Mexican beans, lbs zoe,
wheat meal. 10 lbs. acc: lbs macaroni
asc 2 cans wssson oil. 500. 4. 4 H.
soda. &C. pkg: boxes matches. zoe
Stall 20. green coffee. 9oe and 25c III,
Brazilian coffee. SIC ID. cocoa and
chocolate : lbs, 4bc. shredded cocoanut
asc III. stall 80. best Washington cream
cry butter. sac IN. : lbs. tio5: local
ranch oggs $50 dos local puilct egRs
1 soc dor: guaranteed storage eggs, ioc
doz dos SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
Philanthropist Dies

r. Jones. so. a resident OF Raven.
ma heights. and a prominent phil.
anthropic figure In Seattle chart
table activities. died at his home
Monday. at $3.50 a. m.
Jones donated the properties on
which stand the Washington Chi.
dren's home. the Theodore home
and the Girls Parental school. at
Ravcnna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
ACREAGE FOR SALE

600 ACRES CrrT-OvER LAND. ALL IN
ore body. ax miles from Nolirner.
three miles from Winchester. Idaho.
400 acres In cultivation. balance can
b put IN cultivation at small OK
psnse: good soil grows good clover
timothy. alfalfa. All kinds OF grain :
a. miles from railroad watered hy
spring and spring branch. good we'll.
with engine and pump. water piped
in house and baruyard. two dwelling
houses barns. chicken houses. hog
houses. machinery shed. granary. ware
hsuse. orchard. phone. rural mall.
quarter mile 90 school.
In order 20 make quick sale 7 offer this
splendid place at only 5000 per acre.
ons-fhlrf rash. ~ you wHrt good
grain and stock ranch. you cannot miss
this chance
so acres. In high state Of cultivation.
located just outside the corporation
town ~ Nezperce. Idaho good mod
srn s-room house. collar. fuel house,
good barn. siio. chicksu houses. hos
houses. machinery shed sidewalk from
town to door. city water. electric
lights. orchard. lots Of small fruit
over 5000 IN the war OF buildings
on the place
Splendid dairy proposition. There f. no
. place needs dairy worse than Ssz-
perez. Price $500; one-third cash.
terms at 90 per cent.
This land has all got 20 be sold IN order
To settle up partnership business.
W j. RAMEY. Nszperce. idaho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
Madam Jeneatt

PHRENOLOGlST AND MEDIUM
Reads your life Just a. the head indi-
Gates. rivinr you trus advice you can
depend on "a business and family AT.
fairs. courtrhir ard marriage. tells
what business YOU are adapted for aud
how 60 gain and hold n good position.
when Go sp.cutat. aud where to locate !.
tolls II the one you love II true or
false when and whom you VIII marry,
and how 10 win the one ~ your choice.
The madam's advice brings tho sspa-
rated together, and MAKES happiness IN
your home, N tn trouble. size can help
you. Hhe advises how 90 avoid all OBJ
stacies, and cause you 60 have success
IN anything You undertake HAtisfacs
tipn guaranteed 80 ono turned away.
money or no money
SPECIAL READINGS. soc
This week only. Room ~. Hotel Green,
rornsr Fourth and Pike iloufn. to
daily and sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
MEN
DON'T BE DISCOURAGED
ACT TODAY

We will treat some 81 your
ailments for as low fee as
IS and $40. We will make
you an exceptionally low fec
in any ailment you may be
suffering from.
with this low fe. ana ear ieng
and successful experience In treat
Ing ailments OF men, you need not
suffer another day. We don't care
who has tried To cure you. and has
failed---wa viii give YOU a sure cure
aud n small fee. Don't give up be-
fore seeing US
ny the latest methods kWews 10
MEDICAL SCIENCE we successfully
treat xAVtCOsE VEINS. PILES.
NERVOUS AILMENTS, SKIN ALL
MENTs. KIDNEY. BLADDER. LUNG
AND BLOOD AILMENTS. uIEU-
MATrsW. LIVER AILMENTS AND
Att CVuONtC AILMENTS OT MEN.
Come In and see as. Have . coafi-
Dental talk and ne easWsised VITA
out cost ov ohttasttsw.
office hours a m. In y. m-
Sundays. 10 .. IN. to I y. m.
NATIONAL MEDICAL INSTITUTE
no Occidental Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
Public Markets


stall. 80. sugar cured baco.. ;Tisc ID
corneh beef. isc 10. steer rib steak. i7,,c
n. stall H. iSc bot,i. eatsup. Toe, aoc
ground chocolate. soo III. CSC car
Hsrahsr's cocoa. isc. a-ib. VI. J, "
coffee. s1c stall ios. BARTLETT pears. Sc
boz tomatoes. Tsc crate. sweet potatoes
g. ~, 6 lbs sSe stall II. cabbage
iti0 sack. cooking apples. 500 boz
Nettsd Gem potatoes. ioo-ib. sack. 81 isl
canning tomatoes. toc 20 CSC crate. stall
iss. Good Luck margarine. Sc 10. : Tbs
Use! best storage eggs. CSC dos sugar
stall. = lbs cane sugar. SIC. westisks
Special flour. lass. Gold Bond flour
t.7s. hard wheat flour. 5000 sack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08

I stall Is. bars toilet soap. &c: s5c
2 pkr health bread flour. use. sweet
Z pickles, &c can; lbs. pure rolled ost.
/ s5c soc pkg Saxona, soc. krustine lara
compound. Gle ID. soft shell walnut-, 20,
H. all kinds Jar caps. 25c doz. Toe isr
rubhors. doc ise. new lsntiis. isc III
A. Lesiies best patent flour. ts.s5 sack,
Be can asparagus. lee. fish balls. e3c
I can: chocolate and cocoa. lbs. 4bc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08

! sugar. ~ ihs 500, lbs, SOC. III.
35c. lbs Carolina head rice, .bc
/ lbs Jap rice. 2so. Stoxs. 6oc broom
I ibc: .sc can asparagus, zoe. 5-lh. can
M J. ~. coffee, e5c; soc can Royal
baking powder. 9sc. stall ~. fresh pea
nut butter. isc N. sAuerkraut, OTIS
Csc. stall -. fresh butter. 55c Ii. oof-
| fee. iac ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08

/ stall :. Isio. 80 pkg Helms spaghetti
2oc pkg crab meat. 2sc can; Rex cornsd
beef lie can. Andsrson'.. Quaker oats
isc pkg huckw heat flour, zoe pkg
\ I.enox soap. Sc bar. Vermicclli. Zoe pkg
stall a.. best Jersey butter. soc 10. hes,
storage eeRa. .Sc dor. stall ~. ismt
chops 75c H.; round steak. zoe ID. Stall
I 80, rolls ibc dos. cookies ibc dor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
MADAM ROMMO

IIlAINNNNANf. FFfftINULUNIHT.
pAf.MfAr
VIII give name and initial - tho one vop
viii narFs. also - fnur greatest
Enemy ~ n trouble o. undecided.
rausuit this wonderful lady. and shs
can and will remove all evil iufiu~ncs.
nnd start you on the road 70 success
and happiness ane does not tell thinEs
20 please. bot reads your entire lifs
fuss ss Ycur hand Indicates from the
cradle 20 the grave READINGS soc
Rooms ~ snd 70. NeFnon Hotel .ifA
Nuinu - Hours ~ 90 o ~
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MADAM IONA

pITRENOG.OGIsT And PALNISTRY
1851 First ave. room !. between piks
and Pine Tells past. present and fu-
ture. consisting business and love ar
fairs. advises you about divorce cases
and what VIII be your lucky step IN
life 20 take; will tell FUN names o.
your lover. sweetheart. friends. enemies
and what you are most adapted for.
Readings daily and sunday. Special
readings soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
GERMANS REPuLSEl

By United Press Leased Wise
PARIS. Oct. Sherman attacks
against French outposts in Cra-
onne and the Champagne were
thrown back. today's official state
ment declared. In Belgium and the
Aisne the war office reported ar
tillery active on both sides.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
Madame Angelina

PHRENOLoClST AND MEDIUM
Reads your entire iif~. past, present ard
future correctly. risse names. dstss
and figures IN business. love. las. mar
riaHv and domestic trouble, tsiir what
YOU ere best adapted for and what 20
Do 60 batter your conditions "a iifs
This lady reads faur head as fcu
w1uid an open book reading ~
her siii meet your highest sspscts.
lions. and you ~iii 10 wiser and hap.
pier after consulting her. Thia Eifi~f
lady remove. evil influences Per.
fnaneniiy located Hour. FROM 10 10 ..
SPECIAL HEADINGS tor. iitts PIKE
rooms ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08

Police detectives are looking for
burglar WHO keeps his neck and
ears clean. following the theft Of
20 bars OF soap and looking glass
from 1912 Fourth ave. g.. early
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
'h.l'.DELiNE LLOYD


Phrsnologist. Seattle business adviser
for 20 years. needs no eufogy. her past
services speak for her. Others CONS
and 20. Special -csdlnEs soc Crowds
OF people are thronging daily 10 CON
cult this gifted woman. I'll Union
ct. apartment u. Phone Elliott 567t.
gCfENTfFIC PHHESOLOGIRr
THIS famous phrenoloRist reads your on
tire life. Just NJ the head indicates,
gives YOU dates. facts tyllA you what
hos passed IN life without asking q
single question. Hhe does not toll
things to please. but roads things Just
80 tho head indicates. Room ~ Antlets
Hotel