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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-18
LINEN DOILIES

Linen doiles of different sizes
and kinds; some of these are plain
and some lace trimmed. Regular
values to 35c. Wednesday spe-
Cial .10c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-18
AUTO CAPS

a special lot of new spring styles
in auto caps. Regular stock val
ues at 69c. Wednesday special
at I9c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-18
MEMS NECkWEAR

New spring styles in mems wash
silk ties. A big assortment to
choose from. Wei worth soc
each. Wednesday special E. SOC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-18

The Atar Guild Of Trinity Episcopal
church will hold candy sale begin
umg at lO>30 O'Clock Thursday morn
ing at the Puritan drug store.-AdV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-18

Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas * Chestnut
entertain at dinner at Country club
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-18
STAMPED WASH CLOTHS

Stamped wash cloths, ready for
embroidery. Wednesday special
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-18
n Observation-Disclosures
MRS. BURNHAM
:. JAMAICA, N. Y.
ISufferings Cured by Medi.
q, cine Recommended by
n Sister-in-law.

Jamaica, n. Y.-'I suffered greatly
with my head and with backache, was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-18
;1Ia IlA !,,inG Observation-Disclosures
GsHHaaHIAt lAlAAHlHHHIliNEhlIIHllIMHIHIIIDINN


Yes
COTTOLENE does make
delicious biscuits.
Yes
The flavor does compare
well with biscuits made with
butter.
Yes
COTTOLENE biscuits do
brown nicely.
Yes
COTTOLENE does make
a crisper crust.
Yes
COTTOLENE does cost
much less than butter.
Yes
You do use one-third less
shortening when you use
COTTOLENE.
Yes
1t does cream better when
mixing the dough.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-18
Swedish Massage.

Scientific treatment at your resi-
dence. Mrs. Stone. graduate formerly
of New York. Phone iS+7.-Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-18

Menus for "A Day.
Crulsa Morning WORLDLY
EREAkFAST.
StcWod pruncs
Fried cornmcal mush Maple syrup
Finnan- haddic, huttcrcd
Cocoa or cereal beverage
LUNCHEON.
Rice Goldfish pudding
SuCCotaSh Gingerbread
Cocoa.
DINNER
Baked cod with oyster stuffng
Stewod tomatoes Mashed potatoes
Lettuce salad
Orange souffle bread pudding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13
z OCCUPIES hurt
WHEN SPEEDING
AUTO HITS POLE

A big gray STUFF automobile
wrapped around q tree and
telegraph pole az 18th sve. and
Madison St. two Injured mon
In the city hospital. ard two
women who have retired 20
their private apartments and
locked their doors 20 visitors,
gave evidence Thursday morn
Ing Of what had apparently
been pleasant automobile
party the night before.
Tho Injured men are Sam Gus
,sv. 6i2 goth ave. driver. Who IL
suffering from = fractured left
arm. a bruised loft eye and a slight
scalp wound. and Harry Lavine OF
tho Balm Apartments. 1890 Jackson
st. an employs OF the North west
ern Junk Co. who has a fractured
skull
Swlrisng south on 10Th ave. n. at
i:s5 a m. Thursday. at what the
police say must have been ter.
rife speed. tho big car failed to
make the curve at Madison a..
and crsshed against telephone
post and tree on tho parking
strip.
Tho machine was telescoped. tho
wheels smashed. and the occupants
thrown TO the ground Tho two
men were taken 60 the city hos
pital. but the two women insisted
on being taken Immediately to their
homeA
~ the police station Gustav. TO
whom the machine belonged, said
that the women were Bessie King.
ton. OF the Darlington Apartments.
and Mrs u. " Wilson. i37 ". 5sth
st. who were badly bruised and
shaken up. Bessie kington In LIST
cd In the telephone directory as
Mrs. r. Kington. manicurist. but
the card at her mail box gives her
name as Miss Bessie kington. She
has an office In the Crazy building,
where she does manicuring and
stenography
Mono OF the occupants Of the ma.
chine received wounds which are
likely 20 prove fatal. physicians at
the city hospital stated.
A half-empued bottle. said 10
contain whisky. was found I'm the
smashed machine. the police say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13
STRIKEBREAKERS
MUTINY after
FRISCO CAR RIOT

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept ia
More than 100 strikebreakers in
one Of the car barns mutlnied ear.
ly today after serious riots last
night.
They refused to talte out any
more cars unless they were paid
moro money or given runs north
or Market street, where there are
fewer bricks and more fures COM
Ing their way. A complete tie-up
south OF Market street resulted.
Police were called. but withdrew
when the strikebreak~s baFricad.
ed themselves in the barns and re-
fused TO be ousted. A "ioyasim"
group OF strfhebr@JSsrs, imported
frsse New YORK esS MD by Jack
Cohn. profess ioHsL strike srssitsr,
also failed to oow the mwtinsvys.
United Railroads officials thsn
ordered tho food supply cut or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13
SO SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM SIOTA

HINDo cf.AfRvoYsHT
MEDIUM AND pfinrNoLodIsr
Naturally gifted with tho power 20 tell
the many coming events OF your future
but reads things just as the hand indi.
Gates tells you the planets you were
born under the lucky aud uniuehy
planets. when and whom you VIII
marry. settles and explains ioys. Fam
NY troubles, marriages. divorce, health.
business. law suits. Special readings
SOC ]iourr . q IA. Go 10 ., m. Room
3. MAohAnt.' Hotel 1914 Yealer way.
between Firs, ave, ana Occidental
ADELiNE LLOYD
phrenoiosist Seattle business adviser
Tor 20 years needs no euloEy her past
services speak for her Others come
and 40. Special readings sec. Crowds
OF people az. thronains daily 20 CON
suit this gifted woman. all Union
ct. apartment H. Phone Elliott stfa
SCIENTIFIC AND cLAtRvoYANr
card reader, OF eit Union. removed
60 Hotel brighton. Seventh ana Pine.
room fie. Past. present and future.
Ladies' 90 een,s.
nHrfrRo- PitHrNoLoaiar AND ME-
dium Reliable advice Tells object
OF visit without previous knowledge
Special Toe. Room 20 Hotel Forest.
1857 Second ave.
MADAM Du punN--rsrcufc ME.
alum. teacher. H~attiss dioGnortician.
Come and see her when In trouble
Room "a. Hotel Abbott ovcs owl drua
store.
Wits. A. y. ooLDnR-ciRcLks rurs-
day ana friday evenings, p m.
Consultation daily at is0t Third ave.
room as iAhsrty building
AYRrfn nERdEs = MEDIUM 10
Gated sss Columbia 81. Headings
daily circle. Monday and Thursday
evenings. see Phone Main asa.
louis -sPiRITtsL cfAinvor-
ant. scientific hand reader. Room IL.
100. Pike at.
fuf.L GARD itEAhiNd. ~ CpNfa
rlssa Hotel. room iot. cat, evenings
and sundays
MADAM KATHRYs : woNDrnFur.
trance reader tioo. isia Third.
sterling Hotel
nEar CARD RnApiNo IN cfrr. 60
cents Room iis cen,fAi Hotel. itis
Wsstisks
PAtNusr. cLAfRvoYANr. HpfRiruAL
advice. Honest. reliable, Madam Mac.
room 4. tli union.
rnoF HwEETRER. oRKArEsr NE
dium. asance Sunday. Wednesday. Fri
day evenings. Ia Howard y.
Mia q h. KRiEo- sriniTrAL rsY-
chic rsaasr. 1918 rins 81.
GARD TENhfN1 = ROOM I. f7b0V
Tlfnt York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13
oRoAiN MINISTER'S
SPIRITUAL MEDIUM
MADAM NELLIE

WORLDS GREATEST E1TFrfAN
PHHENOIoGfsT. CLsIRvoYAsT
AND MEDIUM
Guarantees 70 read your entire iffs, past.
present and future. gives true advice
on business. love. health and family
affairs. tells tho name % your future
husband or wife. and what TO do 20 10
success IN life. tells you what business
n most ipesy for you aud what part
Of tho world viii be moro surrs~afnl
for you. advises how 20 gain and hold
q good position. abs tells N tho one you
love IL true or false. and causes speedy
marriage with tns one Of your ehoi,s;
brings tho separated together: makes
happiness between man and Wife she
tells you tho secrets OF being happy
and successful In anything you take In
hand. her advice will remove all OBJ
rtaelsa and evil influence. one visit 10
Madam Nellie will repay you Tor dts
appointments In ell othcral satisfae-
tion guaranteed or no charges
SPECIAL READINGS SOC
hotel Eik. room Z. is3i sscond Ave.
corner Pine II. Daily and sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13
RUSSIAN REVOLT TO
DELAY u. S. LOANS


Hy United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.--With
the Russian embassy virtually cut
off from its foreign office and the
state department receiving but lit
tie information, there was. never
theless a deep coISiction here to-
day that Kerensky will soon have
the new uprising in Russia under
ITS It is fem here M order must
come out of the chaos Immediately
or a long.drawn civil struggle will
result in which Russian win fight
Russian. while Germany cheers. In
congress, however, confidence is
waning in the provisional govern
ment. O
Efforts 10 prevent further loans
to Russia until the fate of the
Kerensky government has been de-
cided will be made when the sem
ate takes up the 81. 5SS. 900. 900
bond bill. The bill is expected to
be reported today by the finance
committee and passed this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13

Stall II. lbs sugar e7c. SKIS, lbs
salt 7c. stall 10, fresh CaHcase milk
1lo ct csc washing powder 22c naptha
soap &c. parowax lac. sts9l IL, his
Jap rice ESQ. 15c can clans Ice. stall 81,
zoe spidcrlcg tea Soc H., zoe green tea
400 10. use coffee $50 10. stall 80, kip
porod herring lbs 2bc. smelts lbs. rs,
whole salmon soc. ling cod lbs, 2G
Stall so hamburger or potato sausage ibc
III. Stall 40. sweet potatoYN6 lbs. CSC,
Bartlett pears Ice doz SA~l 40, free
stone peaches CSC crate stall So. Swifts
bacon 46o and boo ID. Stall rs, boxes
matches 2bc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13

stalls si-ss. fresh salmon trout tbo
h.. fresh salmon bellies geo H. fish
cakes $50 10 silver salmon $50 10 STAN
III. deviled ham 30 oon. large bottle
mustard sc. 1870 can sRrdlnes i0c hrcak-
fast choose DO ID, l0c Nippy cheeses
abc, 1ellied pigs feet zoe III stalls gi-2G.
8 lbs rolled oats 500, lbs yellow corn
SNeal soc. lbs. best chocolate Use. 3 lbs.
10 coffee eac. orystN white soap s479
case. At Loslies. SOY beans lbs Csc.
new Goldfish $50 brick. 10 lbs flour zoe,
Jelly bags Toe,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13
WESTI.AKE

Stall 40, fresh smelts lbs. SIC, fresh
elaine &c at. fresh halibut lbe III. smoked
herring sbc box stall IS. 2 cans silver
Shield peas sbc 4 doz. Happy Home Jar
rubbers $50. zoe pkg Shaker salt DC, .
$50 cans whole CLANS q5c. $50 can Her
shey's cocoa lbc. stall i09. nectarne
plums soc crate. silver canning plus coo
crate homo grown potatoes 100 lbs. s2.00.
stall III. peaches 600 crate. grapes sc
III, potatoes IS lbs 25o. stall ias, fresh
puiiet eggs 45c doz. margarine sac III. ,
small cans Federal milk acc Stall III,
rutabagaasG lbs soc green tomatoes DC
ID, SOC, crate. wax beans lbs. soc, can
ming tomatoes ebc crate picking onions
90 In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13
Public Markets


10 lbs. pure cane sugar sbc, lbs. Jap
rice 3bc. 9 bars LenoK soap 2ee, IDS.
Carolina rice 2bc, stall ~. canning to-
rnatoes SEQ crate, Stall ~. fresh pullet
eggs $50 doz., 2Sc coffee lee ID. Toxic
grocery annex. Bartlett pears 100 dos1
swe.t potatoes &c ID. potatoes 10 lbs. 2bo.
stall 10. fresh peanut butter isc H., fresh
milk Ice qt stongs soc can Upton
tea CSC, sso bottle snydors catsup lse,
$50 pkg. shredded wheat lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13

stain "a. SKIS lbs. salt Tc stain 81.
pure sweet milk &c at. Stalls 5T-ss. fly
paper sheets for SC. wheat meal. 100
ID. SOY beans lbs csc. or is lbs. eieo,
navy beans iSo H., pure chocolate or
cocoa 900 H.. Tbs FarinR 25c SKIS
salt Toe , 40o cans wesson oil si-oe.
sunmaid rAisins lbs. ace. baking soda
&c. Stall 20. 4oc coffee. l " lbs SEQ
lbs. leo Zoe and 80 spices 7ao pick
ling spice soc II stall 81, pure strained
honey lie III. CSC pit. Akc OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13

Stall :. Rex pork and beans 1Tc can.
sardines &c can, Royal baking powder
I.se s-lh can. pearline &c pkg. Stall
~. mutton stew L2ho H.. mutton chops
2Oc Ii. Anderson's, Campbelrs soups lac
can, fish balls 1Sc can. Booth sardines
zoe can. tomatoes (solid pack) zoe can.
Stall Is, best Jersey butter 4Tc H., fresh
ranch eggs doz sbc. Stall so. dough-
nuts 2oc dos. cup cakes acc dog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13

scy butter 40 good creamery CSC. but
tercup margarine soc 4 large cans milk
CSC. Oregon ranch eggs ssc doz.. dos.
lbo. $50 coffee $40. ESQ coffee, lee,
peanut butter $50, ~ lbs $50. Stall :.
home made potato salad 100 pit. homo
made maynnnaise $50 ID. tripe lha. $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13
NINE. MONA

phrenoiogist and card read
or. WIN toll you n tho ono You love
IL true or false tell you whom or whom
you will marry. advice on business.
speculation, Investment. love. marriage.
divorce. reunito the separated and
cause speedy marriage with the one OF
your choice. tho secret OF power and
personal influence. Mako no mistake
when seed Gag the snios Of clair
voysns or pasobst AA seer OF
thinA hidden TO man or woman, Mime.
Mona has no equal. hchny profess the
saft Of oiairvoyabey. but hw, indesd.
@s a15tod. Ons viso 10 a genuine
Egyptian scientist will repay you for
many disappointmsnts. Special read
Ing G0c. Hotel Darlington. i5iSos Boe-
ond ave. 10 n. m 20 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13

NOTICE


Notice hereby at 10 NJ, october 1917
OF Seattle
hearn o.
OF 1918. and
ending December 81 1918 which time and place
or
Estimate heretofore adopted Communion is
as fn loMaI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13

Stall 10. 2bc glass Clipped beef gle,
Post toasties DC plSE., corn or gloss starch
i0o pkg. bag best Japan rice see, stall
l02. best frcsh butter 500 H., fresh Jer-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13
s-RooM HouBE. PRICE 1850
LAND CLEARED AND FENCED

Tnss man improved this piaos for
a country home. but owing 20
working hours, he has 20 stay
In town most of the tins. !,
fs located tn well ssttisd fisS
trfct. close TO schools. stores ard
good transportation only 100
fare doEn town. small barn and
wood she'd on place. some fruit
trees and berries; good water
sisctric lights and teisphons.
Tou can live here ana work IN
town. owner says he will cell
on easy terms 20 somebody Who
would move on soon. Can A.
2ez New York Block for In
formation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13
ss-s-.>-.-sN,s. = ssss>ie.s-s-~-r>=.-~s7
HOUSES FOR SALE

sH7sa7~H~af>ss
- HOUSES FOR SALE
FINE aosus ron sAIn I
s-roe,a. medsra. clos. tn. ts.seei neS
cash.
s-room. modern. rriee 81 SEQ, $500 cash.
tsroom. Part modern. ti.oS0i half cash.
ffas corner lot essieoi $500 half cash.
YOUNG a nRonERa
sfsa ballard Avs. Phone ballard SIS.
Mr., woRi<tSGMAN. DON'T PAY
rent when yea can buy one OF these
two brand new S-room bungalows.
Within 10 minutes Of Pioneer square.
fos fs,ioe. with small payment down
and balance line rem, See Mr. Mer-
ritt. owner. eco Empire Rids
sNAr. MAR stitP PLANT MODERN
s-roern home! tots isexisei Improved.
fine view Equity u.soo. win trad.
Tor clear vacant lots. acreage or good
AUTOMOBILES VIII sell equity at halt
pries In cash. ~ taken az once Phone
Fass is.f
t-RooM MODERN BUNGALOW. FIRE.
place. electric light. city water and
sssl very eosy home. lssxs lot. with
garage close 90 car. u.itel ttoe
down. tfe month. including interest
Ida arnith. ts0t California ave Wee,
ssf
tsso CASH Will BuY tRooM uousii
sno, modsrnl. with lot fesieo. near
Dakota 81. one block east OF ear line
fine garden soil ti.sa0. balance on
easy monthly paymsas.
WILLIAM HATE
s~lSe ssy ,lnSsSas~-,,-,rless. Msie IT,
HOTglS AND
APARTMENTS
NEW STANDARD HOTEL.
Corner FIRST Ave and Pfns ST.
Large. mcdsrn. outside roornss sisvates
services phones IN all rooms. first ella ss
In every respect. fts and sp. vita
private hath. o..
INSPECTION coHsAf.Lr INVITED
S~~s~~~~s~-s~S~ ~ ,>-~s> ~ssS W
~ MALE HELP WANTED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13
FARM LANDS rob ALu
LITTLE FARM. ON TERMS
CLosn IN, AT KIRKLAND

owner has t-acre tract ana
an accident forces him Go cell
tho east two. fifths, lie will take
ti.pfa fot ~. and will make easy
terms a small payment cash
aud tis monthly Nicely i'm.
proved house, sleeping tent.
chichen house. hrcoder house.
shed, stable aud either buildings.
strawberries. other fruits aud
chickens also one-haif Of gar
den, big snap. Come across
early tedA, or tomorrow OIL va
viii show vow the location. Take
kirkland ferry Co nurke a Far
rsr'u ofrice on kirkland dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13
miscELLANeoUs-roR SALE

a
sARH AND DOORS
Notice advance in prices. Largest fac
tory IN tho Yves, selling direct from
mill TO consumer. We sell anybody.
snip anywhere. and sua<antss safe de-
livery. Send for our large illustrated
catalogue No. ~. mailed postpaid.
without charge. on request
t-erons- panel doors ...............us z
Cottage front glass doors .......... 3.bo
Cottage windows. large bottom glass
sDrt0. trsnsofn glass t01te ...... Sos
Spruce flour bins. iex2sxis. ITO
Screen doors. 2-sKs-s. heavy gsivsn-
lied wire .....-.-.-.s..ss.. Lou
Bee our prices on frames, nouldings. mill
work, builders hardware. prepared
roofing. plaster board. etc.
o. Is wTLLfA1S co.
1914 Firs, Ave Il Seattle. WeAa.
PHOHOGRAPHB OUR BPECIALTr
Ws trade. buy. rent. repair.
lfryfaCAL RECORD. EXCbANo0
lstg Wsstfaks. Elliott SM
CLEARING HOUHE
.s~aUr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-13
LOGGED RS
w A m t 6 ID
Merrill & Ring Logging Co.
Want faliers. buckers and graders.
MODERN CAMPS
Apply go White Bldg.

FOR GENERAL Work
around sswuiit Steady employment.
no fec Call Oh Alaska Bafiding.
wANTEp-MAx nrrwEES 10 AND
%. not afraid Of work. for warehouse.
wares iiaoo week. Apply p.iknap
Glass Co.
LoGGEns. RtGGfSg MrS. wA~rED
Call az Ariiastan Net.i. roam ss1
from EN- 4 Corn. on. boy.. let's 70
20 work.
wASrEp-LoGoERs. SECOND LOAD
81. chaser. donkey nrsnaAn. bigger
Call OIL tissss Bias
wASTEp-oNE mon Rfu0ER. TWO
hackers. pair Of fsiiers. for iesxinE
camp. Ne fee. Call oil Alaska nidx
SEQ VALUE rNovsEiss FOR iva
Lnndquiss LILY upstairs eioshss snop.
ore~n nifr. yeurth and r1k.
BOYS WITH BfCrcLEs PRr-
fsrssd : =. MsLssn, u; colasnsl. g.
- FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED : ELDERLY coTPf-E 10
run chicken ranch. Geo. Vet. Nss.i.
sliv.rdai.. wash-
WANTED = WOMEN TO PREPARE
fruit for canning Gems prepared 70
work. National CannIns Co. 1870 w
spokans ave.
WANTED AMATEUR APPLY
Louvre Cafe after .. m. FIRST and
Madison.
GIRL or WOMAN FoR HOMEWORK.
Good wages and long Job WRITE
q. Vance. sunnyrids. wash
LADIES. TAKE WORK HOME. spIRr
w. ,SsS..sSJlas ~ E%g,Ss 1sss
53-mAIE SITUATION WANTED
wAsTgD-PosITio AS sAwMiLL
foreman. Can furnish GOOD reference.
sasrsniss sstlsfsstios. H-.s. star
80 POULTRY FOR SALE
PIGEONS FOR sALE. CHEAP as
~eSoc.~~~S~~~~~~.
~ Livestock FOR SALE
FoR sALE-f'ffEgAPEt Hay rTfP-
pies. p-digrsed stock. VERY reasonable
Write q e. Finley. Y. .. Boz 81.
Grant,. Eali- Wash.
FOR str.E-oSE COW. 4 TEARS OLD
Isss I.sh s.s: y W.
g LOST AND FOUND
LosT-LADY's GOLD WATCH. M
tween 1891 tfth and corner Of West
Eenttis and California ave. Case num-
her sssstog. Reystan. case. work.
a9g.ia7 Phons West ttsR- Reward
and no questions asked.
LOsT-BLAcR AND WHITE TOY
fox tsrrtar dog. Liberal reward 10
finder. so7s Dayton ave. Home morn
fuRs
~~~O~~~-~-~~~-~>~~~~
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The Star
WANT AID
Rates

Effective May 1, 1917
ryANSifeNT@c CASH ADVERTISING
- cash in adNaneo--any classified
cents ner iiae or Fraction OF line
Sly times for the price OF five
rgANsfft<f--CfA kGE AnNEN-
T1SfNG
80 me per insertion ,........, Toe
~ Insertions for the price OF five.
CONTRACT ADVERTISING
Per line per month month. 81 20
Per line per months months. e,to
Per line per months months. lbs
Per line per month"; months i.so
IL lines each week. year. rcr
line ....ssss sts..ss. ......sf Ho
% lines each week. year. per
SIN months add y ecnt--Three
month. add I cent.
OPEN SPACE
ges lines 20 be used In year. per
i.eaN tines 20 he used In year. per
seeS lines 70 be used in I year. per
srprrki. RATES on LEGAL. ADS
fnaulre OF Want Al Department
MAIN SEQ
sr.rrsn -. - 1xr- - ~
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ACTING

ron TIE PRO
duc;ion Of plays Lesson. private and
in class "a ehancs for the movies
Rooms col Uniou ~
OROAlN MINISTER'S
REV. MIRA murdoch TtTffa-
day. wednesday. Thursday. Frfisy
evenings. consultations daily. Third.
opposite po2t0ffica. Hotel Byhso. III
Holt 1iTL
REV BERTHA NEfAOS-THuE Ap-
wiser. Room sis. 1904 Third ave Pr
wats consultation daily. circles Sunday.
Tuesday. Friday evenings
e~~SA~@~~e~rNc@~~<~~N4~~~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-08
WH|SkEy PARTY
Is Followed by Session
in Municipal Court

Possibly the fact that one Of the
principals in the case is very hard OF
hearing affords an explanation of the
wide discrepancy in the testimony Of
two respondents to illegal possession
charges acraigned Saturday morning
in the municipal court.
Deputy Shcriffs Edwin Bullock and
L. r. ton had testified to having
visited on Friday night the premises
of Arthur Smith on the Leavitt road,
and finding on the table there a pint
bottle filled with whiskey. also a
whiakey bottle One of Smiths guests
at the time was Thomas Sherman. In
whose pocket the officers found a pint
bottle which contained Whiskey. Also
present was James T. Seeley, who, ac-
cording to the officers, was very much
intoxicated.
Sherman was called upon by the
court to yell where the whiskey w.
obtained. He testified that he bought
it in Oakland. Then Judge Lancaster
sought informant ton from Smith. Smith
had been in the court room while
Sherman was giving his testimony but
is deaf and perhaps missed some of it.
His version was that some men who
had heon fishing nearby had brought
the whiskey into the camp, in . quart
hottie. The recipients had transferred
If to the smaller bottles Seeley had
hnen questioned on the same point pre-
vious to the hearing. Seeley allowed
that the intoxicant was procured for
50 at a place (Which he designatedD in
tho immediate vicinity of the business
section Of Augusta.
Smith and Sherman, who had plead
ed not guilty to the charge Of illegal
possession. we're each sentenced to
nay fines of 500 and to serve so davs
in Jail. and on failure to pay. six
, months additional. Both appealed. For
Drunkenness Seelev was sentenced -
a fine of s. and costs, or 50 days in Jail,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-08
ADJUSTMENTS
COLONIAL THEATRE

Special Film Taken in Augusta Show.
ing I'd Maine Regiment Breaking
Camp and Leaving for Front; Ruth
Clifford in Kentucky Cinderella;
Gray Ghost" No. 8; Two Comedies;
No Advance in Admission
The special film taken Of the soldier
boys leaving Augusta for Westield on
their way to the front will be shown this
afternoon and evening at the Colonial
theatre in addition to the excellent regu-
lar program. This is the same picture
that was shown Governor Millken a, a
private exhibition given a few DAYS be-
fore the film was released II will be Of
interest not only to the families and
friends Of the Augusta boys who appear
in il. but also TO the general public. This
film is the last that will ever be taken
Of the Second Maine Regiments until they
land in France. In order that everyone
may have the opportunity to witness IL.
il will be shown three times todar-at
$50 in the afternoon and 745 and s.45 this
evening
The regular program is one of great
merit and one that everyone will enjoy.
The feature picture Is entitled "A Ken
lucky Cinderella, starring the popular
young actress Miss Ruth Clifford. The
Gray Ghost" featuring Eddie Polo. IA
even more thrilling and startling than
any 81 the previous episodes. There are
also two comedies that are sure laugh