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MADAM NELLIE

worlds greatest riaiFsnyant and phrsn.
aiastsi guarantees 20 road your entire
uf. past present and future strss true
sa,trs 90 tusiness love h.aith and
family afsatrs tells th- nam. ~ sogr
future hustana ~ wifs. and shat 10 90
10 ~ sacass=fui tn ifr Khe has iust
arrived in this riiY never h-f~ f~fuf~
disappaintfnsuis in a'hsfs fhs sill 20
move aH atrtaflss and tsif 5nu has o.
wfn ard hold she one you desire she
Fitra advice on al innpoFfani affairs d.,
NE ht.estai fsaainxs Soc Hotel Eik
,nsry, fGaI second nsar ptns
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UNF.. FOR RENT
2S--ApARrmeNrs. unFus.

6 nuOM HOUSE 10 REST f1os Wool
faeu ave Phone kenw cod &C.
~~-~s~-~s~4@e~-~@~N~-~ ~r~~~~~~s~s@s~~N~~~
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VESSEL MOVEMENTS
AnnnIn AZ .IArIIr

fNhtN III NJ Nfhfftf
Ian - Btr.as from san Ffauri... aI
80
Ian :. Admiral ra-raFuf from san
pfa..ta.a "a a. ~ 81
ysrntr.ltsae from MaulI. tAa paffs at
ts4tr la
s.erve tiIt. rr,.sr rurafra at nae
Co., s..9, rrrar.n and rt.frff sc
n
fafe.trhr ffafn Tacoma as ID a. m
f.gnan frnm SsApars b. q Ai ataa
fn
rentfs uaru from rararns. flep -
g..la+- frn,n rarnrna. AZ go g. ~
Merasr uras from YauIsiu. - D. m
O. S. p ttrEshurF from sound cruise
"a g. 40 Il -
t.vtrrr gs.,rsn ft.rt tnra1 II IT, aIa
t..-ts al a. n
s>iIIp IHoM SEATTLE
Ian "a -g..rv, VashIrstan for chris.
tta~ta via f,afts I'd 20 q ~
4--at.r s.r san Ffanr..ra AZ l. e.
u
sr,a i.ttp Tor san pedro. eia Port
t,S.tr. ~ n m
s,s.-asr Knsar Tor uunaluiu from
uau.tt fr fas tus Prosper. al rl
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ATTORNEYS PATENT

sr Hall us .NRtisurp 1851 ON
ersi practice Burke huildins 'Ns N''
ord ave Male 71o5 .---.-.o--
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OTIS FoP SALE


rom Ions tN rEArfLE WASH
thst I uiI cell nt .aeflft~. Hia4 tAs
change for Efusfft "t small NinnrsH' t
farm HInrhs .laf b. Lake of Nln
ueapoiis Nlnu
iF SUkiOws r1u trsr Iit AuAHH
az FAunitrf"y West sss
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MADAM HONOR w. nons

Hsvpt Hhs 10 recognized 80 ths mesi
wnntsffai uhrrnniastst o. fha wartd
Tier r-affuHs ~ili astnuisn fan &c well
90 delight 3hu she tells past present
ord fufuf~ correctly Ettinr faa salua
tls Information on ell affaIra - ufs
near anf essr fH the human heart u
a. traubls sha rsn brtp fnu Ter 80
Ntrs IL good Tvs hrf Guaranteed 50,
Isfafttan nnom a. Anters uatsl
Fourth 49, ana linton D.
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j Af.rxNNpNR suREMAS u
husband and wife. damage claius coli
iscted general pravttrrt consultation
free credit in verify eases. tsd Lyon
piae Elliott efes
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10 HELP wANTgo-mALE

The Chinese
we're the first
eople IN the
world 70 have a
God knowledge
4 the printing
Industry aud to
cake Eunpow
Ter. Then fol
ioWed the stud
Z human life
a n a diseases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-29
THE MUSHROOM

Dimes. on Dome creek. 30 Alaska.
vas threatened with a raging fire
Saturday night. which was finally
put under control when buildings
were literally buried under snow
hy the miners
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r soREhs,

r. soREks, prominent resident
OF Douglass. Alaska. returned home
TO fiud his wife dead. caused. il Is
believed by taking stfychnine.
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a. L. PAINE. Hoquiam. chosen
new president West Coast Lumber
mems association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-29
MADAME CAMILLE

lhfeuaiaEial aht fialfeayaut. uhn haa
just sFvived from San Diego. Cal.
nse@r here before De gifted wtfh tha
poser Co f9rssss Four past present aud
fafuf- ne hnr anrtsffai knna irtiga
enables her ta iift tho feif ~ aursfrrf
ard reveal 90 Fun ai the tuipaffauf
matters ~ IRE ahe can tell Fau aha
f"sf onrfnira are nnd why they ARE
enemies iH rnu a.. ran atsa tru 500
t"n go r"nuner thrm and h.rt 60 make
hfpPtnrra between mah and wife ~
there ere e1N iHfiasnrea ussr tau che
ran tru fua hos tn overcome thrm
lh7 madam atil anserr qursfians
tuis week free - ruu tInrn ffa public
ifradinEs fhta seek ae~ Tho tuadau
az De- found tH enc WntusIdu Hotel.
1861 first atc. ream office
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Veal cutlcts telo To- T-honr steak
iSc H. best jersey butter hs. ftt5.
f1ll cream chcose, ebc 10 herring De- ~.
black cod. lbs, laci Hmolts. tc No 1vc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-29

ToUK NEST MnNEA WIZ uY =
/ home frou Aaams ai iaunii-r", West
/ see
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LoWER Cosr oF lfN1Nu
-lrEir ruems apartments. steHna. hot
water. uEht bath. g. mouth per ranu
never occupied before o. minutes down
fpun Details phone nrarnn $3.50
BONITA At-rs ;it stth ave- ready fen.
rutfi Wal beds coolers high oven
,1S1SosoSSSS~se.-Ssogs,. -,
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We have powerful herbs. roots
aud vegetables with which 10 treat
al chronic diseases and skin trou'
bles.
Iue Young wo Chinese Medicine
Co.
1861 First Ave. Corner Union St
Seattle Wash.
MODERN BARHER coLLE.s
III Washington 81
Between First and Occidental av..
Branch % the oldest institation on he
globe wants 70 perfect you a. harh.r
Under our system % teaching Tuitiou
rates The chsapest Eurpfi stir 80
WANTED lee rMMV. FHEEZr0ifr
sain % pinnchio players free baggage
raou Zero. billiards ard pool rft
Jsfferuou. second and Yesi~r u.a-
smnh niiF
USEEDEEMEp FI rDGEs FoR SALE
Oyercoats. ralnroats Narkfnawa suits
jsNeiry. musical Instruments guns. etc
Bargain Store tsonn office, lga First
ave g corner Washington
iBY DOING HrstNEsz TpFTNfTa
Tracts cells mems 80 suits ana over
coats Tor us Trades Upstairs suit
shop. aosh Third ave
$50 VALUE TROUSERS FOW $3.50
L.undquist -riiiV upstairs clothes shop.
Green BIDS FOURTH srd Pike
lk EoNESS = % sS,s -, :, 80
2o-slTUATIoNs WANTED
MALE
EXPERIENCED YOU 81. 1'7l7- IT r
I want work nu ranch ar HouI uaaag.
- l,egS ~ ~ - y =
I 2i-HELP TEO-rEMALE
Y
BRIGHT LADY OHGANtZEHe WNETFT
1 for lodge good roumissinrs 1al LFpn
{ Building
/ ~N~~Nse.~-~~~-~~~-~~-~ -~~-~-~-~~~.~~.~o1.
% BUSINESS PERSONALS
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CHANGE ~ ADDRESS Subscrit ers
should he sure amt give thvtr ola
as well as their new address
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one cent a word per Insertion
SIN times Tor the price ot i've.
Coupon book one hundred llncs-
to be used as desired $500.
Situation ads one half rate
Funeral Notices ss..s,..-.s-. soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-29
ROOMS AND BOARD

noYs YOU CAS- GEr HOARD AND
room if8t est - home cooking
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ALI. subscriptions must hc started
from date the subscription ~ TO
ecived Rack numbers cannot be
supplied
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NINE. VICTORIA

tn. celebrated phrsnnloEisf. rtatrvayan,
ara psiuist. gives setsutIfr readings On
al affairs - NE past present %
future foA have seen tho others unw
So tho hssf ~ % tfautis Al rnaalnss
guaranteed safisfarfafF of 90 tees 80.
esuisa nsafirEa tee Wnnfn - 40
bot Hotel. Thiff sd PIKE
q gEffHkE pAtMfaT ANh rkHth
fFei Fif.s ave hete3 M@nEanffa
VII. HAHn NEhutNu. 30 CENTS
Plaza Hotel Fourfh ave. fanm set
CAM WEsutNu - HUoM fssf.
rifst as reIk Itetsl
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Per line Per Insertion .......,. 81. g
Sin Insertions tor tho price OF i've
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FOR SALE e.CttAtR nNuBEn sItor
and restaurant with good trade low
rent good location Good piate far
two ladies Must SELL poor health
s"inE East Chamberlain. Sos ~
tl1ll}. neluuEham
eco BUYS DEEp no LANp Also rs
trtost m oil woia that should pat vnn
500 Or every o1llar Invested. nav.
mcnts 81 monthly, complete Inform,
ton free Address rr1aa. CUR 60. no.
/ Union Hank. Houston T,N
[ WANTED-A UESrONsiRLE FNRTV
60 take rctal milk route Good
chance for risht part Aiat. star
/ BEST HOTEL tNvEsTMENT ~ TIE
-JsIs ~ = ~ W. ~ H.. Wei
n ACREAGE FoR SALE
ron DETAILS ON LANDS
Handy TO our mills and camps
Write or ace " MEIKLEJOuN.
Mar. Land Dept. 1901 l. g. Smith pldn
SEATTLE. WASH
You deal with Us direct"
TilltsE lakes LUMBER co
ATTENTION,
Tho famous Carlson farm. on fha unt,
road between nromrrtun and ke,port
IL nov plated into b-acre tracts Rteh
bottom land, under cultivation. fre
water. saics day, February o. Make
your resoryatlona at the office 81
SIETTENgUEN & ARNELL
2io hoEton Block
HrN 4 FARM SOW
/ u will make you moro Independents our
/ little farms boo Ekarit count, are close
/ to lote NJ work IN" work VIII helm
won make good. only d. lunr cash
! needed
u q LETTERS 71o Columbia 81
/ q HARGA1N p-AtEE pNtuY iNUN
ono milo from sumas For particulars
nddrosH iuo A. Cook sumas Wash.
ITHApE or SELL sHEHiFFS SALE
/ price. wcli improved acres. Irrigated.
J az kenneWick Harper. Florist. Tacoma.
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CHINESE MEDICINE

N You Have iir~-
Doeterinx without Re-
suit foe Years. sec Ne
and invostikAts my
rem edies
Tire most ohstinats
case. % asthma. Fheu
rsatisrn ard nervous
disorders have trea
treated successfully
Constipation. catsrrh
and disorders % N.
bladder. skin and
stomach. a. well 81
spp~ndicitis. are re-
iisved without opera
ton. Ny advice q
uEE nH<fRnX IN
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arroRNEVsATlAW

Ballard Agent r W MULLEN
ssee Ballard Ave. Phone Rallard sos
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mAnicualno AND mAssAo,sc

mANIcUelNo AND mAssAolHc
MISS HARRINGTON Trn
ms.-ars st' rss ofnes ?. Grssa
/ tiofei
MISS MARION nAr'is. MAs-
TOR nps,n u 1879 s.sena ave
! ANNA Marks LinKnTr
marriage
MISS BURNS-rt "Arms
fnaHssFr office
- ru,nt, uo,-t issi4 igke d
MISS JEW -NANtCUHfSG iii.h
rhifa office 10
/ MARUlE LEWIS AN s'.'.'.
I iiet rnird ave orsn un,u y - fu
I oLtvE cLAHk s nATnH MASSAGE
Z Hnum u"fsi Nafrtt itsb Third
~~OyO~~e~>~tJ-~~-~~-~~~-~>~~o-~~~~-~o
27-HoUses. UnF- FOR RENT
/ s ROOMS uENrEn WITH gtUAgE
/ tEs sn ttft Second 81 rooms
hrafei ulth ale~ptnE porch 8s3 90
] fft rFfn ave raHrla heated sffh
/ sir~rIns ls1f.h. tshps tls -fth at-
-ronm upt.'r rat unh~atrd Tiet
HfnaaaaT tauff SO aH IuuHire nr
/ rrrwlses ny Easi i.F
ROOM Uut sE FuN RENr So
MrsrsH e. o. 10 per month Phone
Qleon Anna e.
6 nouM HOUSE 10 nESr f1os Wood
Hauu ave Phone IS ems cod
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

". a,h ana 80
| nry trouble |
th.umatl.m. blood Disorder. .ea
many other ailments ~ USING we
| nature herbs cell nr rite
NJ urr NO CtttNI@H MEDICINE Go.
| Yas James 81 uet snd .nd hfa 49,
seattle. wash Established 1894
- NtuH~T NAtk dances. ~
w. irasoua. pftsats hahs 9euns
81 hal an1 wfp zee H.rf e. "t
NA terence % Fua hHtrn ''n''A
Ny before pag aut rtfi#A
IA STEVENS as@ ss,i
ADALINE LLOYD
Other. come ara 90 huf ~ 90 wears
Aaafine tafd has been sesttles phtTn'
oiosia and business adviser tn ell at
fsirs 81 ufs -ti tnien. Apt II 81
uoit ssti special th.s sssA seE
~ rurtiAE pN>th> taught n a
Ac> few lessons ~ expert LADY
4 ezi I; st ':::-::. . "a. q:
WOI'ffi tfkE ~ MEt LADY, 'H
.t rr t ta .Htn.uuihrtra Wtaf
b. ..meaHf4I ant faet ~ nvn
ruatrtnnar n satfed ANifF 'i'
star -
T,fF-pfTS& WIInftN 3d. HIef'hla
rt-hss .amrsrIaa hnls~a7rp
tisn ~ bachelor ar vlforrf ~ $50.
tl.r nrA -sr nrmruf fnnd ~ .fii'r~n
w,trilnupv Addr~ss Nls rtar
"a cYtINnEn rigpNuuhAFtts
TT1 ard nsrefts sos
ri ruONoanAFu HtFFLr
VII hpNN" 80.
ts4t WrstlHk~ Ne So
,,uvtp tttru wNAA4 A4E ta
ersf..s th- asuaalmtaaHr ~ IaHf aairf
81 ea- that prvfrfa fauatff ffe 90
t..t e.alHIrrnrf Address F.fE. t'ar
s,--y ..f,t.tsE Ar fIUrEi. HOLLAND
Feafth suI JrffFrsan. lusf back -
rnsff fsa.e is easily and qHlehiY
reaches far uiehtretai ser, ir~s Fri'
yste refi"fs Fhs aa'h '-
TATffl.LHH DRAW SD 'tf't ~Al.'
ar. asrte ta .HftfsFe HltH tath"ll.
srt pr "ueF sitnH ".if'' '"h'f' N'n'
Y ,ali,a Aa.il - ---,.--.--------
~gxN TDDT aHa other modern
TN(N iNN|i dAnres. fuNsniis sni
.auit riass-s taught esIiY. 20 : Hip-
padrsms
t-1piFs MY rEGCfAroR NEVEU
fsns ore compIste treatment free
uuN urpadvar
r4rfs,t -falNr wuHnV WilES DE.
isyef sr Irregular lee LADY EiEin im-
psrisi Tablets d. mail 81 per bnE
doutls stfrnath 81 20 htsff hos
Commute crown l'-' 's,h
rAulEH HNNnEitNHN foif t& E'ff
pills. safe ana sNtr '"r ~ "..alr ~
periods tfl'H
$780, Arttsr, F.srth 49,
i--
,-,,,..-t5 a.. rtNv wftI4r t@Is NEE
'l.,.....-rtsi ~. IN. ever rsssIAy .,ealns
>, itts seventh ave
t4-4uEreg Man Ta WITH Child If
- Naa ra,t rsasfti.n saufa ul.
% r,.'i . s ...,l.., s-'' ''''
,.,ar,.a WHOEVER Rarp b. ~rAr
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RD RATES

" ~ ~ " - tNka - ~
one cent a word per Insertion.
SIN times for the price ot rive
Coupon Rooks- one hundred lines
to be used as desired $500.
Situation ads one half rate
Funeral Notices ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ace
Tr.n.teat-Cbatze ,dNrrt,siag
Per line Per Insertion .......,... 80
Sin Insertions tor tho price OF i've
CHANGE ~ ADDRESS subscribers
should he sure and give thcir old
as well as their new address
ALI. subscriptions must tc started
from date the sui acrintion &. 70
ecived Rack numbers cannot be
supplied
ballard Agent. r. " MULLEN
ssee Ballard Ave. Phone Rallard sos
s---~-~>--~~->~----~-~
aTroRNEYs-AT.tAW
} kfsFNANpER sulREMAS- "
husband ana wife. damage clatus coi-
iscted general prRcticri consultation
free Credit ln verify cases. sc Lyon
pias Eiuou siss
frotA MAY ntlNN. WOMAN Law
General practice. Collections elA
Oriental Rundlns Nstn sf1
Rf-~STff. IA rNRREtf.--ssp \ nik
General practice. estates laws hushaNt
and wife consultation frec t.ti"H -.
RI. SciioFr rs lawns Hidk 5os "a
ave CONSULTATION FRtEi conu-
Dental. laws husband and Nue. erorr-
Al practice fecs mstcrete
p Hall as .NHLtSHrp 1851 uEN'
ersi practics hufke buildius ses Sec
.,SSeose-S-~.>5>l1>~>-~ ~>~~~~~-~~~~~>~
ATToRNGVs-PArENT
FRED p. CORN PA ra'''i ,, N'.",
secured or s,. refunded Tot Central
RiiE Main 80 Free BON on nal-nl.
y 4. RIVERS fes WV YoRN hi.N
Nc Sssc,ss IsSssSssso ttllS e$,s>~,~,Ss
THF cANAntAN HANK or COMMERCE
-u-.s off.. rornnss canada ESQ
branches IN Canada ste1 General
hankInx business. Interest allowed on
savings and time deposits
sse..ls n~ssse " = ~E l,e,sSS ~
BILLIARD TABLES
ron sATr - billiard TABLES,
brand new earon ard pocket. "Nh
hie. a. reduced prices bowling AUG
supplies. easy payments cigar store
Nx,ure. send Ger catalogue Ih~
uran.Wtck .Rsike-Coltendcr Co -ee-
ser-ses FIRST ave- :. seattle. WAsh
->~~-~~~-1~~=>-s~-~i--e~~-
BICYCLE SUPPLIES
~ 30 doop woRK-d r HART
~tx 1881 Fourth phen. Nsln 1855
cHATTEL LOANS
NEW coMrASN; NEW RATES. NEW
NrrHOps--Loans from 80 to tios
made quickiy ard ccnsideniiaiiy oa FUR
nisure. piano.. livestock. etc
SANDERS s. co.
Successors 60
German american Loan CO.
feef.feas T. e smith mar III tf-
~~~~~>~~-~-~-~~-~~0~ s~~~~-~~-~~N~~-~~s-N
CLOTH SIGNS
CARD SONS. WINDOW DISPLAY.
Props.- Hoos Co. 2es-s Empire Thea
tire Hidr Mai- -fte
es~~~~>-~~~~--S-N~~~-~-r-
rhiACcC nEnfTIAE
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MADAM CHARtOTTO- rALMfgT. SAT
lgfactlau Fuatnutrrd. Room {. ttaw.
thorne Hotel Madison 81 near 1uh ave
MADAM FtlY SCIENTIFIC cam
reading Davenport hotel ttsd Finh
Main 3sso
MADAM HHENNE> CLAI}VoYANr.
card reader paluiHtfy lrc OH
T'utnu 90
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fHffiN HiNiN Haaf MN p fNltEM
rs MAS. ABOUT 70 WIFI CHILD OF
.. would Ike to correspond vim lHdg
about same age object uAtrimpuY.
Address BIZ 9tar
VAST no MEET CIitHNCrEHR TO
TAX" parta in psychological play to be-
played zee benefit Tor organization. after
~ith prospects of going ou road s40s
zafd q
BED WETTtSG NOT = IfAHfT GIVE
Reno tablets. ufaiied ou receipt Of soc
hddresa y. e Steiner. Lowell Drup
Store. Lowell wash
HEFtNED YDtNG MAN NOE p
wishes 20 correspond with Some uioa
Young lads object mstrImonr picture
preferred Flth .rtf.. Address Mr.
william Hale GIrnHfie Fum. Cblma
PAMPHLET GtFIN. TtcTl hvu
rules ~ tho >rlr1u Home f,r Sons
WdterH sent aut thorc 700 BE- rDi,,.
Addrrs- f.ox - Bfemcrton. Wash
/, soc DfNNEn eppotiziur dIshes WIihnrd
cafe. Seventh and Union.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-11-06
ALL CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP OF FIGS" FOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
Give It When Feverish, Cross, Bill
ious, For Bad Breath or
Sour Stomach.

Look at the tongue, mother! If
coated, it is a sure sign that your
little ones stomach, liver and bowels
need a gentle, thorough cleansing at
once.
When peevish, cross. listless, pale,
doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or act natu-
rally, or is feverish, stomach sour,
breath bad; has stomach-ache, sore
throat, diarrhoea, full Of cold, give a
teaspoonful of California Syrup of
Figs" and in a few hours all the food
and sour bile gently moves out of Its
little bowels without gripping, and
you have well, playful child again.
You needn't coax sick children II
take this harmless fruit laxative;''
they love its delicious taste, and It
always makes them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for a bottle of
California Syrup of Figs" which
has directions for babies, children Of
all ages and for grown-ups plainly
printed on the bottle. Beware OF
counterfeits sold here. To be sure
you get the genuine, ask to see that
it is made by California Fig Syrup
Company" Refuse any other kind
with contempt (adv)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-11-06

SOME IDEAS FOR CHRISTMAS.
THE PATENT LEATHER BELT
NEW YORK, Nov. 6, 1917.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6, 1917. =
New York is So full of a number
of thing-things odd and interesting
in the way of trimmings, silhouettes
and materials-that one has to be
very careful about saying "this is
the style" or oh :.
worn." Indeed, one may wear what
one pleases, in the way one pleases.
There are short skirts and long
skirts, full skirts and narrow skirts.
draped skirts and straight skirts,
and the variety in waists, sleeves
and all other parts Of the costume is
just as great. 1t is for you to
choose; decide what is most becom-
ing and wear It!
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Ideas For Leisure Hours

This Is the time of year when
ones thoughts turn naturally to the
costumes worn in the house. Per-
haps it is the contrast between the
wonderful weather we are having
and the cold wet days. to come, a
sort of forethought or a warning.
Negligees and house dresses are Of
individual dressing, and even the
most matter-of-fact housewife glories
in her dainty lounging robe, when
she can relax and forget the odds
and ends necessary to keep the
wheels of housekeeping running
smoothly.
Daintiness and simplicity are the
first essentials; next comes appro-
priteness, for it is ridiculous to wear
thin silks, satins or dimities when
one needs warm wooden bathrobe.
illustrated here is an ideal loung-
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-11-06
Novel Boudoir Caps

Liberty in the Boudoir! 1t sounds
lige the title of some exciting play,
does it not? In reality it is the new
est model Of the boudoir cap. Shaped
like the French liberty cap, it may
be allover lace, of soft satin or any
Of the other fascinating materials
suitable for these dainty affairs.
Dutch caps are very popular. and an
other odd design is the cap shaped
like the hat of Chinese coolie.
There is nothing more welcome to
the average woman than one Of these
becoming trifles, and they make
wonderful Christmas gifts. Add a
sacque of pink crepe de Chine trim
med with rufles of fine Valencinnes
lace and chiffon roses in the same
delicate shade of pink, and you be-
come a Fairy Godmother Of Christ
mas gifts! Then there are untold
ways Of making the boudoir slipper.
From the half slipper or mule to the
comfy knitted ones of various col
ors, there is wide choice.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-11-06

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dread disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is catarrh. Catarrh being great
1y Influenced by constitutional condi-
lions requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Medicine Is
taken internally and acts through
the blood on the Mucous Surfaces of
the System thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, giving the
patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature Ia
doing its work. The proprietors have
30 much faith in the curative powers
of Halls Catarrh Medicine that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that 1t fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists.
rs cents,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-11-06
Patent-Leather Belts.

The dress Of dark serge or gabar-
dine, the everyday dress Of the par
ticular person, is receiving a great
deal of attention this year. It is
simple, of course, almost lacking in
trimming, but the details are per-
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-11-06
Simplicity and Daintiness

feet. One Of the small touches that
seems to add so much is the belt OF
patent leather. Sometimes this is
quite narrow, from an inch to two
in width. and is placed slightly
above the natural waistline. Wide
belts. too. are very popular. One
unusual dress Of tan serge had a
white-leather belt nearly four inches
wide. with the buckle fastening on
the side instead of the front. Dresses,
high wasted, long wasted or regu-
lation WASTED, seem to demand these
belts.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-11-06
BooTBLAcK BUYS BOND.

''I'll back Uncle Sam to the last
dollar" said Theo. d. Bacos, Greek
proprietor Of shoe shining parlor In
the Lindsay Block on st. Clair street,
in Frankfort, when the Liberty Loan
Legion called on him. He subscribed
$500 and he said that he will put
up another $500 If 1t is needed.
Bacos has been In America i've
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-11-06

ing costume, and it depends on its
design and the material used for it's
beauty as it is absolutely without
any trimming but the tiny ruffles of
the same material. The large pockets
give touch of practicality, not out
of place; and the loose fit insures
comfort.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-11-06
QUIT SAVING PENNIES, THRIFTY
CHILDREN URGED.

Although the mint at Denver, Col,
has been turning out $50, 200 pennies
daily for some time, the need for
small change is so great that Post
master B. F. Stapleton issued an ap-
peal to children to convert their
penny savings into large coins. The
mint will increase it's daily penny
output to 100000.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-11-06
WIFE ENTERTAINS TOO MUCH
SUES FOR DIVORCE.

In his divorce complaint hled in
the Bartholomew Circuit Court at
Columbus, Ohio, Charles Bohannon
alleges that his wife, Mary Bohan-
non, entertains so much company Of
nights that he was unable to sleep
and his lack of sleep made him unfit
for his work.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-11-06
(neV-addv)
ia "a la

Mrs. Occy Wattles has forgotten
how many blocks it is from home
over to her sisters. All she re-
members now is that 1t Is two rows
there on a knit sweater and four
rows on a scarf.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-11-06

When the of Agriculture began consider the prob
problem
home began solve it One Of first UNDERTAKINGS publicity
from home gardens and Then order make the campaign
trained teach others the of and
These women members OF the Girl Scouts graduates
Washington Girl Scouts and McEoy They already
engaged field work and teaching other Girl Scouts how and
cal foods for the
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-11-06

years. Its the greatest country in
the world. ! am going to get all nav
family over here" he said. Amer.
ica's been good to me, and I'm for
America"
He has been in Frankfort about
eighteen months.