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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-14
PICNIC AT
ARVLLA A
BIG SUCCESS
Will be Repeated on July 4
Many Attend Despite
the Cold.

Over 1900 people from all parts of
Grand Forks county gathered yester-
day at the annual Farm Bureau pic
mic held at Arvilla. On account Of in
clement weather the morning pro-
gram was cancelled. but at noon the
p~icnickers opened their lunch baskets
and partook Of steaming hot coffee
served on the grounds. 1t was an
nounced that the picnic would be re-
peated on July 4. At about 1 o'clock
marched into the grove dressed pic
t~uresquely in highland kits and play
ing lively airs which had the effect
of increasing the somewhat dampened
enthusiasm.
A little later the address Of the day
was given by Rev. Jonathan Watson,
pastor of st. Paul's Episcopal church
Of this city. The speaker was fittingly
introduced by Hans Georgeson who
regretted that the weather made il
impossible for man. to attend the
picnic; nearly 5000 had been expect
ed.
Mr.. Watson spoke on the subject OF
THE Ordinary Man and His Rela.
ton to Life" and took occasion to re-
mind his hearers of the seriousness OF
the present time. He pointed out the
great changes winch are taxing pace
in the spiritual and material life OF
mankind as a consequence Of the
/ world var, n remarked hat Chris
tianity seemingly had failed: "lool
at the world" he said. Civilization
has become useless, and the world Ii
dropping to pieces. 1t is bringing
different conception of God and o.
man."
Some other speakers who had beef
scheduled to appear, failed to come
so after closing remarks by MI
Georgeson. various sporting contest
crowd. Wind, rain and cold made i
unpleasant for the baseball players o
the Brinsmade and Drayton teams
but the players were a hardened 10
and their game was satisfactory from
every point of view. It resulted in tn,
score: Brinsmade 8 to Drayton 0,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-14
PRESIDENT M'VEY
TO ADDRESS SPECIAL
c%ONv0CATION AT "U''

A special convocation has been
called at the University Of North Da-,
kota for Friday morning at 1880
o'clock. President Frank L. McVey
will address the convocation. and one
of the most interesting conversations
Of the. veal will undoubtedly take
place. This will be the last coming
together of the faculty and student.
body in this kind of meeting this
year, and 1t is urged that all students
and faculty members be present.
The fnal examinations scheduled
for 8 O'Clock on Friday morning have
been moved up half an hour and will
be given at $3.50 instead in order that
the full three Hours SLOWED for these
examinations may be had before the
hour for the special convocation.
A feature of the last co~nv0cation Of
each year 10 the awarding Of honors
to the mon who have been successful
in oratory and debate sdufing the uni
yersity yeHr. This custom VIII be nd
hersd % Tits Eyekr ~ usual, snd the
successful men o. tlHs 1dSba&ing
teams. and the winning oratorS Viii
be presented with the medals and
KEYS which their merit has earned.
There will he NJ special muse for
tomorrow's c~onvocation. and the.
meeting though very important will
SAAO O0OB -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-14
SHORT TIME LEFT FOR
MEN TO JOIN GUARDS
Recruits From Now On will Be Re-
quired to Stay in Service Only
for Duration of War.

According to Lieut.. Oscar Holm,
commanding officer Of CO NJ, men in
tending to join the national guard
should do so at once. as a compare
lively short time remains during
which recruits will be accepted. Lo-
cal guard companies have been in
structed to recruit to war strength,
and the state guard is to be modified
for service on July Is. according to
present orders.
Men wishing to enlist may dc SO
by seeing Lieut.. Holm at fiat 2, the
Stafford, during the evening, or
Lieut.. Earl Hanson at the Northern
Produce company. All men eenlistine
at the present time will be required to
serve during the period oa che wal
only.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-14
NORTHWESTERN :.
STUDENT HERE
Fred Ferguson of College OF Medicine
is Guest At Synergoi Fraternity
House.

Fred Ferguson Of the college of
medicine of Northwestern university
Is q visitor at the University Of North
Dakota. this week. He is a guest at
the Synergoi fraternity house. Mr..
Ferguson. who will graduate from
Northwestern next rear, is a gradu-
ate of the University Of North Da-
kota. He is on his way to his home
in Drayton. Mr.. Ferguson reports
that all of the U. N. D. men in North
western have successfully passed their
examinations.
William H: Greenleaf. university
registrar and secretary Of the Alumni
association of the University of North
Dakota, returned last evening from a
university extension trip on which he
delivered the high school commence
ment addresses at Bisbee and Flaxton.
His subject was IAN Educated Man."
and he laid emphasis on the absolute
importance Of getting ar education
to meet the patriotic need.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-14

vatne Of Sank Center. Mimi. consti-
tute the board on missionary work.
Teachers for the Bible school 1t Wah-
peton were elected as follows: Pro-
fessors e. NJ. Broen and L. Lillehei
and Bernhard Hoff Of Wahpeton.
Professor Broen was reelected edit
tor Of the official organ, Of the church.
the "Broderbaandet," and r. 8.
Gjerde Of Minneapolis was reelected
publisher.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-14
s., 100000 CUT
MADE in WAR
TAX BILL TODAY

Washington, June 14.-The house
war tax bill was decreased about So
100000 more today by the senate fln-
ance committee in deciding to reduce
the manufacturers tax on athletic
goods, patent medicines, perfumeries
and cosmetics from 5 to 2 per cent.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-14

but otherwise the program will be
the same as announced.
Tracy r. Bangs will give h prin,
cipal address, and other speakers Will
be j.. d. Bacon and M. Stanchfeld. n.
b. Black of Fargo. will sing A. +:
Madison's. song. Flag of Mine. ana
vocal selections.
The regular Elks Flag Day observ-
ance program Will be carried out.
! The exalted ruler and Officers will Of
fciato. 70
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-14
ELKS
WILL BE- GIVEN
IN THEIR HALL
Flag Day Exercises to be
Held in Club Rooms at
s O'clock Tonight.

Owing to unpleasant weather con-
ditions. the Elks Flag Day celebra-
ton, which was to have been given in
Central park, will be held in the Elks
hall at 8 o'clock .tonight. All men,
bers Of the Elks are urged to meet at
the hall at 1880 o'clock sharp.
The parade has been abandoned,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-14

What shall we do about Mexico?'
asks former United States Senator
Beverage. Probably just keep on
talking about 1t, senator.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-14

Bread buttered with policy instead
Of conviction o becomes ~tasteless
and insipid. 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-14

HeralA Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-14

Secluded N a suburb Is a young
man contemplating matrimony. Last
evening he went to his father for ad-
vice.
Dad" he said, do you think a
man should be the boss Of his home ~
Well" replied dad, guardedly, The
husband is credited with being the
head of his house. but I've not met
a man who had a good recipe for
bossing a wife"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15
PANTAOES

Tameo Kaliyama, the japanese
writing wizard. In the headline at.
traction at the Pantages this week.
Writing with both hands at the
same time and writing backwards
the headlines from the local papers
are only a few of his stunts. Tameo
tangles the English language up
into knots and untangles II again
with ease. His act is something
out OF the ordinary. and very en-.
tcrtalning.
six Peaches and Pair" is a
merry musical comedy act. featur.
ing Clif DixEon. The act is good
iull OF catchy songs and pretty
girls. But Ho' there are other
pretty girls on the bill also. There
are ten beauties from California
who are all To the good when IL
comes 10 dancing. Their Greeian
dance was exceptionally good.
Stephens and Hollister have good
offering 81 comedy and singing.
while Olson and Johnson amused
the large audience with some very
good. catchy music. The Peterson
brothers offer good acrobatic
turn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15
SHORT news

The Womsn's Federal Cooper.
alive association passed resolutions
against the importation OF Oriental
labor at a meeting Monday after
noon In the assembly room OF the
Chamber of Commerce.
American bluejsekets from the
interned gunboat Scorpion at Con-
stantinople we're welcomed IN
Paris Monday.
William J. Fortune. AZ, laborer.
was found dead in his bed at the
Gladstone hotel. 4l6 Terrace St.
Monday night Death is believed
to have been due TO natural causes
Prof. Edmund S. Mesny Of thfs
University OF Washington will&Gn
ture at the Tabernacle Baptfst
church Tuesday night at s O'Clock.
on the subject: The State and
Its Contribution to the Nation in
All Our National Crises"
The auxiliary Of Company o, Sec
end Washington infantry. will hold
a business meeting at the assem-
bly, hall of the Chamber OF Com
merce Tuesday night at s o'clock
Miss Edith Meese, a stenoe.
rapher in the office of Sheriff
Stringer. and Clarence l.. Stull. for
merly an electrician in the county
city building. and now employed ~
the skinner & Eddy corporation.
we're married in Kent Monday att
ornoon.
Junius Spencer Morgan, son OF J.
Pierpont Morgan. has received an
appointment as ensign in the naval
reserve. assigned to the station at
Newport Rhode Island.
Justice John 3. Wright disposed
OF ia cases in court Monday. The
number exceeded the previous rec
ord OF los cases.
The cases OF J. A. Rogers, a walt
cr at the New Cecil cafe, and John
+, Savage. proprietor, who were ar
rested Saturday on charge
legally selling liquor. will be tried
on May "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAME BOIS

SCIENTIFIC ritHESoLoottr
fhis famous phrsnaiusist reads your en-
tire iife. just az tho head tudi'aieA
EiYes fuu dates, facts. tolls Yuu shat
has passed 10 NE what IL happrnlnH
Without ssAins a single question. Ehs
docs not toll thinss 20 please bot reads
thinss Just 90 the head indiraiss tells
you shat PLANETS you we're born under
The lucky and unlucky piansis Nhsn
and whom you siil marry. settles and
explains love. family troubles. mar
fiasss divorce health. business Il -
hu.is. spscuistions intssifn snis
transactions - all Kinds Ia fact. NJ
matter shat your hope. fear o. anti
ton come 10 TITS noted phfsnoiasisi
sni 'ind hsip There 10 no need foi
anyone fu 10 unsuccessful Her al
vice removes all trouble she ruafsn'
tees satisfseitnn or 10 charge ties
fesdinss are strictly confidential Cell
sra coasuig her. special readings e.,
ono w-~t ani,. sor. ttoufs ~
- 9. NJ Room ~ Antisfs Hotel
Eguffh and Intan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15
Thieves ARE PINNED
UNDER STOLEN AUTO

The sheriffs' forces OF King and
Pierce counties and the police de-
partments of Seattle and Tacoma
are searching for five automobile
thieves. two OF whom are believed
10 be seriously hurt They stole q
machine on Second ave. Saturday.
belonging to the Northwest Buick
Co, started TO Tacoma. and came
TO a disaster when the machine
turned turtle and pinned them all
beneath II. They are believed TO
from Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15
1,40O Join RED
CROSS IN FIRST
DAYS BIG DRIVE

The message Of the American
Red Cross uas being carried N
every neishborhood In sesttl.
tuesday by the I 400 vom.,
who marched thru the street.
Monday evening In the openIno
denomination Of a drive for
$4,000 members.
a great Thermometer was erect.
ed AZ campaign headquarters. Sec.
ond ave. and Marion IT. II showed
that 5000 people now belong 10 the
Red Cross. OF this number 100
Joined Monday
Join in Body
Every organized unit, including
clubs. lodges. Industrial firms. will
be visited by committees. Tuesday.
2O5 employees Of the Seattle Hard.
ware Co. Joined In a body.
by paying 81. any one beconl
member Of the Red Cross. Yf
great international humanitarian
organization. which answers the
call OF war or catastrophe TO min.
lister TO the dying. wounded and
sick.
Equip Base Hospital
Seattle is cndeavoring TO do her
bit by supplying a naval base hos.
pital. and an ambulance corps.
Glasses are conducted turnout the
city to teach first aid. Only nurses
who have taken intensive courses
can go TO the front as nurseA.
Thousands OF women sew every
week, making hospital supplies.
Another thermometer. 10 reflect
the membership gains. will BE-
erected at the Standard Furniturs
company's store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15
LEGAL NOTICES
81,

NOTCH TO CREDITORS
In the Matter ~ the Insolvency - ths
o.rnRn-Am~ficAn Mefeantll. Bank. .
corporation
Nutr. 90 the creditors - the German
American Mercantile Bank. of Seattle
Washington
Aotics 10 hereby given ~ the under
AiEnsd As state Bank Examiner 81 th'
STATE of Washington 20 the creditors
81 and 90 all persons having claim
against the German American asrcsn'
tile Bank . corporation - the state 81
Washington. having its principal piaci
81 business ct No 49, second ave- cor
B.r second ave and Marion u, seattle
King county. Washington. thA, th- ssif
state Bank Examiner did. On the sisl
day %, January. A. - isir. iAk. poe
session % the business ana assets 81
the said German American Mercantile
Bank. for liquidation and distribution
under the prov islons % chapter - 81
the session laws - the State - Wash
tnTtnn for the year iFia. ana that sssi
since sAid date the undsfsirn.d hal
been and nos 10 ~ possession and con
troll ~ the business ami assets - th'
said German. American Mercantile Banl
for the purpose u iaulssiionE the SAM
80 provided by Las.
rOr AND EACH or rot ARE HERE
ny FURTHER NOTIFIED AID RE-
quirsd 90 present your said claim
against tho .aid German A msricsn NeF
camille Rank - seattle washington. ~
tho undsrsirnsa a. state Bans EaAmih
- % fhs State 81 Washington. and q
make i-sst proc, thereof At the effie'
snd principal place % business 81 SAID
German. American MsrrAntiis Bank. 81
SO. t4s second ave N-aitis. Washing
ton W 60 and tnrisdinE tho ibih dAl
% April 1915. and thereafter at th.
offirs - the state ItAns Examiner. a.
"a white hgiidlnE. seattle. kins euun
-. WashinHtnu rhith vii DO the q
fee ard plar. Il business for tn.
transaction - the affairs - sald ban.
after said it'h DAY o. April. iSiT. Al
claims must be rfsssntsd on OF bsfor'
the last dAy ~ publication - fhis no
,ies to-wit on or before the ard dai
- iuig. a - 1917.
Dated 81 ksaiiis King county Washing
ton ard published for the fret tint
March -. 4 y 1917 Date % iaN
publication July = 1917
W y HANSON.
state BARK Eramin.r % tho state al
Wsshiusten. ~ whits Building. -
affi~ Mashinstsn-
NortcE- AFrER TliiK DATE 1 VIII
30 rsspprsihle fof no dsbis unless cen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15

siaIls ii-'f. ft.sh stufFeon. itc N
herring &C. 10 salmon trout. ;oe ans
sto each haiihut : lie CSC stall e.
h-s, patent flour. tsis per sack. deiiv
cred. best Jap rice In. SOC. pkss
corn starch. isr large cans peaches 81
pears, isc, fresh gingerrnApa. itc 10
stalls 9,-1s pure cane sugar. 20 Pc
sack. Centennial Hest flour. iasb sack
stall 49,. lbs fancy dried peaches, 7sc
black fixs. ito ID lbs white fix. ztc
lite prunes 2sc;. pkss seeded OF
seodless rsislns. esc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15
IfnNnMY

siau 90. ibs graduated sursr. &c,
pure ~uftssd miik. &C rt. kc a.
stalls s1-it. itc prunss lie III Itr
raisins. lie ID bulk oocos zoe 10 stalls
-. ~. Jap rice. :tc lbs choics
beans stc; bars Crystal white soap
tic. stall 10. fancy sugar cured bacon.
tec 10 large pies. iSc. small toast. III.
ssc. iihhy's pork and beans. cans :Br
stalls so-gt large eurumbsr. Be each
lemons. Be- ard i0c dos stan e.. Iarrs
PKG Quaker oats. Sc. Del Monte caisup
.ac bottle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15

Nv.sTf.Akg

ribs. ito 10. stall 100. : iAfE. iosves
bread. iie. sperial pies, I.c zach. dos
cookies. ito stalls isT.et. n.u turnips
hc ~. entpns lbs itc asparagus. 81
ihs lemons. lee dor apple elder. tec
sai Eisns iifsffs. home srown spinach.
its lee. s.~sless grape fruit. for Rke
straw berries J for sc. home Ernwa az.
psrasus he f1r. stall ite Sun Maid
raisius pkEs use. Cream ~ wheat. SOC
Pkg Alhsr- oats. 90 pkg Hiiis- la il
pineapple 10. Ftsli i.e. bermuda onions
ne lie. MEXICAN tomatoes. &c 10
radishss hprch~s Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15
MADAM RUTH

EGYPTIAN PnnESoisouisr
Who has ihe power 10 tell you anything
1nu want o. sna~ can advise business
men ana ~arsin. men what ilns ~
husinsss ~ ~nFh will 10 mostly lucky
Tor thsm. and shat part - the World
VII - mere suresssfui fof them The
madam VII tell soa how 90 ma a coed
pasiiian ard hos Go hold II Nha doe.
not trn 70 please faa. bot siseR ONLY
'f1o advice on hasinssz ana family ~.
fairs. rnuttship and marriage sivs# the
name - YauF futaFe husband ~ ulfs
sh~ tells yea - has Feu afe adapted Tor.
when 90 speculate and shsf~ e. locate
ard hos 90 ataid all ifaBhis fhv Tells
gou ths sscrsts - b.ins happy ard sue.
csssfui IN anything you take 10 hand
" rn9 are worried % DISCOURAGED. con.
sai' Madam nsth at once her Adtirs
Niii fefnDvs all ohstaries Nstisfsctton
ruarAntssd Or no charges Hotel Green.
fmnna 20 Foar,h and IIs. Prizes too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15

Stall ~. pure sranuistsd sugar. lbs
&c, Stall -. pure pas;eurised milk, Z,
pt sc qt stall 1888. new comb honey
l1c, rnisins. Toe pkg A. " coda. &c
cans sliced pineapple Csc FiaH l.
cans NJ vernon milk. aic cocoa beans
! oo M. stalls -. asparagus. Sc 10. or
anEes and lemons. ioc doE onions.
lhs CSC stall 80. apple elder and vine.
sar. acc gal. stall Is. boxes straw
berries. 7tc. Stall 81. : large loaves oi
bread. isc. fresh made peanut butter. t7s
~. stall Ls, hppered salmon. soc III
smoked liver sausage. s0c 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15
THEATRES
ORpHEUM

THE New Henrietta" play
which carries comedy and mighty
little OF anything else with the eK
ception OF romance. In creating a
hit at the Orpheum. In the hands
OF the Wilkes Players. The New
Henrietta" Is pleasing large
audience.
V. +. Henderson, as Nick Van
Alstine. the miner. handles his part
with facility. altho Phoebe Hunt
AS the modern girl. all American
carries the thread OF the love
story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15
CAN'T SHIP FURS
OUT THRU MAILS

After October /. no furs win -
shipped out OF Alaska by mail b.
fore the shipper has made a repe
for the government
The department OF commerce will
supply postmasters with shipping
forms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15

A raid on a rooming house at
s05iz Pike ST. brought about -
arrest by officers OF the dry sQos2
OF c. J. Taylor. ledger there. and
his wife. on charge OF violating
the liquor law. They furnished
$500 bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15

Stall a.. steer steak. zoe n; iaml
stew isc IL Stall -. bee, Jersey butter
loc N fun cream cheese. 600 N. stal
50. Royal baking powder. tac can. Arm
4 Hammer coda. &C pkg Grape Nuts
lac pks. matches. boxes &c Stal
70. local patent flour. 1910 sack. to
mstocs. 2 large cans 95r. acc crackers
$50 pkg salt. ! rsrks csc Stall ss
herring, Dc n halihuL ioc H. stan SO
cookies, lbc doI bread. ioaves use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15

G. a l.. pot roast. 1bc ID: hamburger
ibo IN. divers. local ranch egEs. 5ss
dor. doI 7bo fresh milk. 90 at Royal
GROCERY co. Annex, ; lbs English wal.
nuts. 26c minced CLAIMS ioo can. Wash.
ington creamery butter, toc ID. Stall 80
mackercl. i6c and zoo each. large car
rcd salmon. acc, Stall .. saucrkraut. zoe
at. cottage cheese. zoe 10. little pork
sausage. soc H. stalls 1911. Local
radish-a. punches 5e. home grown
spinach. ; lbs, Toe, lemons. & for Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15

~ tea fanninss. Tee ~ Z dos clothes.
pins. Sc stall IL. fr-rh herring. : It's
ibr. haiibut ibs. :tc salmon trout. ikc
10 red snapper. Toe n sturgeon lie
ID. ihs iie. stall ios best ffesh
churnef butter. tec 10 strictly fresh
eggs sic dor fresh puiist sss. a.e
daE. dor 81 90. fresh ground peanut
batter. ~ ihs tse. - ihs stc stall
=. ~ bottle rsi.up. isc. sliced an
pickles Toe at. fancy stuffed olives sc
o. psaTi ouiors soc D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15

" NM wo cHINEHE MEDICINE 90
re- Jane. ST. bet sod snd afd Ave-.
Seattle wssh E.tahiish.d leet
MONIES. Tar rouH CREDIT orES
q charge acenunL We viii giss you
credit 20 ouiftt yourself In anything
you may need In "HatR ooopH You
psy on e.sF terms At factory priess
We manufacture essrrthitG mat 10
~orr IN hair God. u sny special pet
teri. or design hftHa your cat hair
or romblnsst make them 40 a.
fsetafy prices We ff- and make over
yssr ala .uttrbss Mall sFisss slvsn
prompt affsnttau
rACrorY ustH sTonr i,ei Tir-s A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15
ACREAGE ron SALE
FULLER PLACE
HOUSE. otTHt DI>oS, Ss:s

Attractive new fenm house
splendid veil also runuius
water ON piacs. teo tarss shirkt
on houses. fsnset hui1 anaut
hair acre has been planted thta
sprlrE mostly potatoes tmpas.
slhie Tor owu>r 90 live on prop.
srty o~tns 20 change in WoFk.
Ing hours faces county road
well settled locality enough
wood cut and Kicked Go last
some time Improved Cor
home not with idea % selling
fiuUrrs lawn. csc. Terms US
cash balance g 80 monthly but
only 90 party uha uuuii mnNs
on place Handy fst anyone
Nrrkiug iu tash Information
t3- Nrw York. hiuck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15
CONSULT
MADAME JENEATT

TIE GREAT EOrFTfAS
rtfHENot.patEr AND MEDIUM
Who has fasf arrived Reads fous entire
ii'r epHsisiinE business love ADD fam.
10 affairs tolls uhu and whsn yuu wfti
fnafrr. and hos 60 miu TIE one 500
dssifs. advises shat tssins.s - meet
iuear for yoa. ard hos 90 HAiu and
hold GOOD position The madam sd
vis-~ removes all Obstacles and causes
700 90 have success eni Happiness In
ansthirx you take In hand. Consul,
the madam ~ woffisi. her advtcs 10
rood she reads tusf az your had In
diraissi Satisfaction guaranteed spe.
sisi readings orc week only. ~ esn,s
Liberty HuiidinE tnion 81 entrance.
opposite pos,effes room zos Readings
daily ard Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-15
s FARM LANDS FOR SALE
3-tCkE TRACT. ft.a5o
FRONTING PAVED HIGHWAY

With ~, fee, frontage IN pa cd
boulevard about ono acre
cleared and ready Tor gardsn
good we'll. fine view This viii
make an idsai chicken and berry
ranch. and being close 10 Lake
Washington. II within easy walk
~ tho ferry dock. &c fare to
residents. continuous boat SCR
vice. Terms 400 cash and
iI250 monthly. Take county
ferry n Madison park 10 Burke
4 Farrats office on Kirkland
wharf
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tom cl~sr tt.sue lake Seattle uniu
terrd lots or ints and smail hous" 60
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time gts miles south " Auburn Nra
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yer acre fnr heavy teams all nr part
ssymenL er totd first payment hal
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