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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-20
AUTO THIEVES
ARE BUSY LOT

soattieH automobile thieves kept
tho police on the jump Monday
night and early Tuesday morning.
when five ears were stolen and but
one recovered.
" A Slater. sos Pike ~. reported
20 the police Monday night that his
Buick car had been stolen from
Flfth ave and University ~ Sew.
erai hours later. Motorcycle Patrol.
men J. Kush ard Walter pench.
wh no were detailed on the case. dis.
covered the ear standing In front
OF an apartment house at First ave.
and Virginia IT,. and arrested J. NJ.
Hawkins. rs. f.rne Prescott Is. and
J y Clatknon. 70. who came out Of
tho apartment and were about 10
enter the car They yer. booked on
an open charge.
A Ford. belonging 20 q. n Gar
rrtt. ASS nth ave y T.. Was 70.
ported stolen from in front OF tho
Sears. Roebuek 4 Go. Monday even
ing. j. s Burbank. zoos 55rd ave.
r.. reports u Buick car stolen from
ga front ~ a2ss First ave T.. and "a
Chandler car belonging To J l.. Goti'
stsln. li02 18th ave. ~ was stolen
from In front OF his home 4 car
Was taken from In front 81 The Met.
fupoiifan theatre Monday night. b..
longing TO l.. Mahan. s8is 18th ave.
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pANTAl,IN

Honey Bees" with lots OF honey
and catchy music. are the headline
attraction at the Pantages theatre
this week, opening with the matinee
Monday afternoon. Billy Browning
is seen to a good advantage in the
respective roles 81 "A Swede. China.
man and q F'rcnchman.
Maurice Samuels COPIED the com.
edy end OF the bill in "a Day on
Ellis Island" a comedyplnylet cram.
med fun OF funny-bone ticklers, with
here and there little dabs Of pathos.
Tommy Rizzo plays the violin WELL
while the Transfiold Sisters play a
number of instruments in n pleas
ing manner.
Leo Flanders and Ruth Elster, Sc.
attic musicians. made their bow with
n hiEh-class musical turn, while Ford
West and Bud Hale delighted with
a blackfacc turn fun OF laughs,
Mile Theresa, with her trained
animals, had a very good act and
something out OF tho ordinary run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-20

Society and shop girls today got
together Ra Sammies' sacrificing
sisters who viii observe tomorrow
as sacrifice day. the fifth link In
the less" days OF Hoover. known
as the meatlesH. wheatiess. sweet
less and hcatless. the new day n
the Jewelless.
The girls above have pledged
themselves 10 give NJ on Wedncs-
day some bauble they love for the
benefit Of the Seattle Girls War
Relief Bazaar. scheduled for De-
cember 1872 In the Arena and
fiippodrone. when 100000 Will be
raised 70 establish a war base hos
pltai and 20 assist needy depend
ents OF sammios.
Miss Gladys WaterhouHe. chair
man OF sacrifice Day" one 81 the
clty's most popular buds. and
daughter Of Prank Wnterhousc.
one OF the most devoted and IN
firing war workers IN tho city.
has pledged small and cherished
gold wrist watch TO the altar.
Miss Bertha Trcmper. who has
HiHAAHA WV AAE NtAAAAaAi NRiNf
Come Thru has promised "a sill
yer thlmble. and Margaret Dent.
aitho atill undecided which OF her
ornaments 10 part with. says that
she Will give the thing she Is most
fond Of
Agnes Tlapa. of the Bon Marche.
n real Sammy's sister. since she
has sailor brother II leader
in the movement which originated
with the shop girls Of tho city
Miss Tiapa VIII give up a gold
bracelet;
Josephine Robcy has pledged a
gold chain TO the Sammles Sis
icr's sacrifice. Shs has many re-
iationA with tho Canadian forces
and says that she considers her
gift only a small thing compared
with what she would like TO do
for the BAZAAR Sacrifice day. Both
girls arc prominent among tho war
workers Rt tho Bon Marche.
Sacrifice booths will be placed
at tho Bon Marchc. MacDougail-
Southwick'~ Frederick a Nelson's
and tho War Relief headquarters
at 1913 Fourth ave. Wednesdays
The most valuable ~ the jewclry
turned IN will be placed on sale
az the bazaar The rcst viii be
melted for tho metal II contains
The Sammics sisters expect
every woman in Seattle 10 come
across
Every Miser Helps the Kaiser
Is their motto
All women are asked to donate.
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Far andNear
News by Telegraph
and Telephone

PORTLAND. orc.-Mercei Par.
sons, 81, viii undergo an operation
for the removal OF pressure on the
brain. which may cure him OF steal.
ing automobiles.
NEW YOBK-Ma Marguerite Ohor.
German contralto. Is suing the Met.
rupollian Opera Co. for $50. 900 for
breach OF contract when they dis
missed her last month on account
Of the existing conditions OF the
war.
Five now street cars. costing
$500 each. and having a 40.horse-
power motor on each axle. have
been added TO the service by the
traction company.
4 lecture that was to be given by
MAJ. y. G.. WorthlnRton. u. s. A..
at the Forest Ridge academy. No.
vember 90. has been postponed until
further notice.
The funeral OF w. +. Dearborn.
who died Sunday morning, viii be
held from the +. L. Butterworth q
sons parlors at o'clock Tuesday
afternoon.
WALt4A WALLA-Four candl.
dates here were nominated for
mayor.
Rev. Hugh G.. Ross, pastor OF the
Plymouth Congregational church.
will deliver an address at the Muuic.
ipal league luncheon at the Ma.
sonic club rooms. Arcade building.
Tuesday,
An unknown automobile crashed
into the window OF Hansen.Naden.
stein Desk Co. 1927 Fifth ave,
Sunday. aSd backed out again.
leaving the desks in heap.
a reception will be given by the
Harmony Homestead, No. l74S. b.
a. Y. Tuesday night at $50 o'clock
IN the Moose hail. Second and Sen.
eca 81.
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Rtsli &C. fresh herring. lhs. ibe. salt
salmon. zoe IT, salt salmon bellies Ace
TO- catfish. ? lbs ftc. Stalls 1911.
lard nuhHtitute lba fsc. steer Fih steak.
~ sc o.. choice Hifioin steak. CO = G. 10
cottage hams. 1sc 10. Stall 40. small
potatoes, 81 80 snrk best potatoes. 8, 90
sacf. HAIL 100. fancy Yakima Gem
POTATOES. g. % sack. local burbank pa-
tatoes. 81 90 sack bananas. 100 and 2oc
doz stall III. onions. 8 he Csc. green
pepper ttc ID. small burbank pntn-
toes 81 90 sack. brussels sprouts itr ih.
Stall ic2. ruf she'll wRinuis. ihs. fir
Florida grapefruit Toe each extra fancy
Jonathan apples. $40 box. stall 1877.
Nus coffee. 80 40. can. sac. Albera'
rolled oats. CSC pkg Mtaaion brand pine
apple lsc can stan IS. SOC sweet
chocolate. zoe h e5c car X q baking
powder. tac. Btaii 1906. pkrs Cream
ettsa. Csc SO can peas. i2c: lbs new
seedisrs raislna. 75c stall ie3. No. so
sack family flour. So 80. No. 10 sack
flour. Soc. , cans baked beans. 2bc Stall
1a0. 10 lhH pure cane sugar. soc. No.
10 Holly flour. Sc. No. 10 sack corn
meal. COO.
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stalls 1885. new seeded raisins. full
pound. 100. Sea Foam washing powder
tbuikb, SC H.; 25c X g baking powder,
gle. lbs. macnroni. 25c; Shaker salt ,
Tor 15c. Stalls 2-3-s-7. siriou steak, IS,
H.. round steak, iso 10. leaf lard. zee
~. veal roast. 15c h.. shoulder Of NUT -
ton. itc H. hamburger 2 lbs 25c 1903
FIRST ave, own homemade mayonnaise.
zoe ID sniders pork ana beans, To- can;
mincemeat, i6o 10. Stall i02. best Wash
inRton creamery butter. s0c n. guaran-
tsod eggs, so dor; fun cream cheese.
zoe H.. fancy brick cheese. 2gc 10 fancy
Swiss cheese. s3c 10. stall ~. hRlibut.
goo 10 salmon. zoe H.. black cod. lbs.
2Gc. emclts. ? lhs Sac stan 10. Van
camps soups. Toe. ssc pkg. Albers rolled
oats, 2kc. ~ 10, can llilia coffee. $50.
Log cabin ryrup. 21c, t7e, SIC. Stan
nc, short rlbH beef. 1880 10 veal cut
lets. 1880 III. hamburger and HnunaHe.
iba. 2sc3 veal stew. 80 ih., sugar
cured oorned beef. he ID. whale meat.
lbs Zoe.
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JURY CHOSEN FOR
TOSS MILLER TRIAL

4 jury was selected Tuesday IN
Superior Judge Jurry's department.
90 hear the case Of Toss Miller. ono
Of nine boys charged with criminal
assault on a i7.year old girl. on Sep
TENDER 6. on the Botheli road
Miller il accused Of being one OF
the men present AZ the time the
young Elrl was attacked BY a gang
81 IS boys on n lonely road Off the
main highway.
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ALLEGED |. w. W. IN
JAIL. FOR ASSAULT

Fivc alleged I. ". VS.. Robert
Ford. Tom Connolly. ia Stewart.
Dan McCarty and Frank Thorpe.
said To- BE- tho rinEleador. and who
beat up James I. Collins In the re.
coivinK cell Of the city jail because
he refused 60 become an l. W. W,
were charged Monday with assault
In tho third degree. Collins was
beaten 80 bad that no had TO be re
moved to the city hospital.
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Organize Units of
Minute Men. Is Plea

An appeal 20 organize minute
mems units in every precinct IN the
city and county was issued Mon.
day BY the secretary. W. A. Black
wood. from headquarters NJ t2T
Lyon building. The object % the
organization " 20 boost government
moves. and to suppress seiiion and
treason
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Four Seattle School
Nurses OFF for Front

Four Seattle school nurros will
sail for Bumania December 10 do
Red Cross war work They are Al
Ice T. Stcnholm. Julia Dourscr
Frances NorquiFt and tscno Oliver
Ecflguatious were accepted from
them hy the school board Monday
night. but they'll be- employed again
when thcy return home.
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PETTY THIEVES MAKE
Off WITH PLUMBER

A. sunea, 2i7 Ninth ave. S. re-
ported to police at an early hour
Tuesday morning that burglars had
entered his house and taken "a s.
hriar pipe. gold watch set with dia-
monds and gold chain valued at
si25. with $3.50 In cash from Mrs IL.
Dol. who rooms there and a pair OF
trousers containing $3.50 from the
room OF NJ AK Akiyiama. The
trousers were found In the back
yard
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Efat III. ssc cans paeth's ssssiiusr :
faS stc ola fAsalonsd I've buminf. z cts
See. goat cheese. ttr th Ftriae hmau
YsaHt. f0r &C.. breakfast cheese. &C.
each small bottle ulusfafd. SOC. e
connie honrf. $50. glasses Jelly sse.
straa berry Jam. : glass use. cho*-
chow. ace ~ Csc can Asparagus see
stall e.. var flour. 70 iha t1e. 100 lbs
50 90 hiah srsds white flour. O. ss ard
no tar ran iuoiassrs. ier. cars new
tomatoes. use. ffrsh soda crackers. Isr
% EiursranapH. Itr To- pigs corn
starch. sac. new burkrhsaf. &c sack. ,
ihs large new Swedish peas. sc. cltron.
grange and lemon peel ZEE Co.. pkHa
seeded raisina. Csc. . lt.s green Split peas.
gar new irutlis. ftr D.. pkrs corn
flakes. f1c new tafksh heat. s5r sack
stall to2. - %. can ~ : y coffee.
fac 14-lh ran fpiErFs coffee. CSC
Stalls 1i-a1. Eastern oyrfsrs. fee %
hsb cakes tte o. Stall III. rcd not
rhHi peppers. sc dor boiling onions
lbs fac stall g. veal chops. i5c %
veal roast. t5c 10 shoulder 81 mutton.
Sar 10 sifioia Htsak. 1850 Ia soup
meat. &C. 40. 1854 PIKE place. apples
- boz ana up. Eastern Concord
Shapes. 7Ee basket. juicy lemons. soc
Coz stalls ss-1s. Ihs. rolled oats SC.
No. 30 Fishers flour. tec. Cream Of
Barley. 21r pkg
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lbs. sac: comb honey. soc each. Stall 81,
eating or cooking apples, $40. stall 10.
fresh peanut butter. 1bc II. Buttrrcun
margarine. a1c h. ? lbA 65c. Stonga.
Cream ~ Barley. ? pkgH 3bc: best local
flour. f2T5 sack Red Seal grocery. 2
pkEs. macRroni. 2be. lbs, sweet pota-
toes. csc. 10 lhH cane sugar, soc. 8 cans
Lighthouse cleanser. 2Gc. Elliott Flhh
Co. fresh herring. lbs. 25c; lbs Alas
Ia cod nnn-
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r hsna strak soc % veal rvsss GGae
~ Htat 81. best 1sFHny creamery buf.
ter. he stf Hnrdsn's rnnk tstth pHf.
chaHat. cans ste stalls gFs4s aap
beams. he str. rolled oAsa tb~ ssc
kara aYfsp, iisht Or DARK. AFe HaI. fsnaR
or On stat white soap. harH aan Nsu
orleans fnoiasssa. Tee ran A. a ~ soda.
faFHs pkg. g.. cans earu sas corn
oil. u rs gal. Al goldfish. lts SEE {
large fai siaska herring. sar HfAii ~.
besf oieurnaFEafins. f.E ih. iis q 90.
cert ErHfe fof baking and rnaAfuE aeo
~ fresh nAds PEANUT hnttsF. itc ~. :
ne str Ffafs sasgt hiaaka furmipa 4
ine eta. Alaska HtHhaEaH tbs far
sweet TgfRtoea it@ 5ar cooking az
Pics o. 30 buN. delivered afv oatuus
iaef sack. delivered carrots ftsa
sark. delivered cabbage. 81 - sack. ds
iivefrG Stall a. fresh coles. 9 IRE Use.
rcd snapper. Z ihs stc salmon tfouf. re-
% white kiHR salmon. ttc 90 stall is.
fresh hnmlnT. tr at tnat rlfnrspesf
ihs f5e Nrs rarfers peanut better. 2
lbs ser. cooked rHfmsd beef. Sc th
p ankes Hili sYrup. Toe a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-20
U. S. LABOR TO
HELP BUSINESS
ny GEORGE MARTIN

Hy GEORGE MARTIN
United Press Correspondent
BUFFALO. y. v. Nov. CO.
The war grimed hand ~ broth.
eriood viii be stretched out 90
the great mass OF Eussia's rev.
olntion torn workers bs the
American Federation of Labor.
II was learned today.
Backed hy a pro.war vote. the
most overwhelming rolicail pronuns
clsmfnto ia It's history. the federation
plans "A fraternal message 20 the Ia
bor legiona OF Russia. telling why
American labor II In tho war against
kaiscrlsm to the limit.
Interest In Russia
Tho greeting" resolution may not
be placed befor. the delegates until
later, but 30 Interested IN President
Gompers IN bringing Russian a..
boris great problem before American
labor and IN putting American la.
boris Interpretation Of world labor
problems and prospects clearly be
fore the workers Of Russia that part
OF today'a busy program has been
given over TO Russian affairs
Tho enormous amount OF routine
business pending between now and
adjournment Saturday viii be In
terrupted at the afternoon session
hy the personal presentation by Vice
President James Duncan. % what he
learned and saw In Russia as n
member Of Americas official war
mission TO that country.
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Public Markets


Rtau 20. fun cream cheese. &c u :
storage guaranteed eggs. 3sc doz., dos.
Csc: Washington creamery butter, $50
III. ? lbs g5c. Good Luck margarine.
8Ec H.. lbs. 7bc. comb honey 1870. ?
for 300 Stall 20. lbs fina graduated
standard white sugar. $50; 0 sacks. or Q
lbs salt. a.. stan 40, pure cocoa Or
chocolate. 22o ~. p lbs Gir; 600 g
baking powder zoe; brazil coffco. 22e
ID ibH Gtr3 900 cuffrc, i8 lha SOC,
blended cocoa. 2ac ~ Stale l-2.a, pot
roast, izAc H.. veal chops, loo h..
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SOUTH END

Andernop's. toilet paper. I rolls ?5c;
Wearon oil. SIC At, tuna fish tWhito
starr. goo can; shrlmps, Sc can. stall
49, beet tcraey butter. SOC ID fun cream
cheese 3 ibp. 5Gr. stall a.. steer steak.
tNc To- lamb chops. 26c 10 stall 2.
INNS coffee (2ls lhs }. sue can Van
Camp tomato soup. ioc can: Shredded
wheat 1ie pkg. Cream Of wheat. 2tc
pkg stan co. bread, . ioAvea soc;
cookies 2 dnz. lbc.
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PIKE PLACE

stall ~. lbs. fine graduated sugar.
csc. Stall 10. pure milk. De- at. te pit
stall ~. war bread, Zoe loaf. 100 lohVoa
Of bread. Sc. for l5c; olcomRrgRrine.
g0c ana 95c H.; fresh peanut butter. loo
H. sweet potatoes. lbs. t5c. stalls
Ga.70. own pack eggs. 45c dog. stall 30.
No. 1 Yakima potatoes, 81 20 sack. de-
livercd onions. $3.50 sack delivered /,
cabbage. ;I.T5 sack delivered. Stall a..
pot roast i6c 10 r bone steak 600 N.
stall 1bt3. Eastern Concord grapes. soc
basket. head lettuce. &c. Stall aR, black
cod. 2 lhs. 2sc ling cod. 2 ihH Csc.
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I5-Farm Land for Sale
5 Acnrs $500

80 CASH AND 80 MONTHLY
small house. part cleared good
soil. fruptinE on County road,
fine lake view close 20 y. y.
depot Inquire Tor Ar. fvrrcs Al
s0a New York niock.
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GARDEN LAND. CLEARED
HOUSE. BARN. $3.50

rive fins garden tracts. all cleared
aa.L. fenced and IN cultivation;
r---zs and barn. but ore block
from state highway and 10
minutes walk from ferry dock:
rear high school. churches and
stores: fire spring water can
be pipsd into house biz bargain.
price 1850 terms IS cash.
balance 80 Per month. Taks
p Madison car 70 Madison park
and county ferry 70 Kirkland
and inquire at oScs % Burke
4 Farrar. Inc.
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FINE 81.
Stall ~, very good butter. i7e ID. .
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HOOD qRACTB on LOGCED-OFF
land cheap. Can pay Tor land while
WORKING IN mill or logging camp. For
nartiruierg fppiy
THEEE LAKES LUMBER 90.
Thros Lakes. " asn.
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i5-For Sale Miscellaneous
SERVICE FLAGS

Nfw piANos ron RENr. nESr Ap.
piisd on purchass, Meyer Toner. 40
tfuf4u
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ALL NEW on OLD DANCES 0uARAN-
tssd taught Hours 20 and 90
- Fifth and University. Prot o.
waid. Elliott -fET
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WANTED fRaT- Cf.Aa8 FISfsHERg
on coats irving Co. 'aiiorz. first
floor Transportation Buiidinr. Second
and Columbia
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34-FemaIe Help Wanted

WASTED--w WOMEN To PREPARE AP-
pies f7r canning Bring cap and apron
60 National Canning CO.. 1870 W spa-
kane ave Thke Ak. FauntisrpT
gatswood Or Youngstown ears get or
at Flteraida station.
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PIANOS srEctAi nANoAtNs Is QUA
exchange department Mftef Toner,
no tuion 81
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~lrl~-F~~7sF~sN-T-@s-I1@lF' = -
HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

SFw STANDARD HoTEL
Corner FIRST Ave- and Pine ~
parre modern. outside rooms. elevator
service. phone tn at rooms: first-elas-
In every respect. 4-c ana W. WIN Pii-
,asaf s-~th. sise,
rxsrr,-rfoN CORDIALLY INVITED
BURLINGTON. ifIih fna. g Esss "
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THIS BANK PAYSA
GREAT DIVIDEND
FOURTH NATIONAL, OF ATLANTA
HAS PAID TWENTY-ONE
PER CENT.

ATLANTA, Jan. 11--Twenty one
per cent net earnings is going some"
even for prosperous times, but the
trick has ben turned by the Fourth
National Bank of this city, and ar
fords another striking evidence of the
widespread prosperity Astounding in
the south, as the bank has extensive
connections in this territory.
The Fourth Nationals net earnings
for 1916, in exact figures, were 81 lG
per cent on capital stock of $780,
OO0 The stockholders were paid
$4,000 in dividends, $4,000 was
added to undivided profits, and the
balance was set aside for interest and
taxes. In common with other Allan
ia banks. the Fourth Nationals de-
posits showed an enormous increase,
the figure being 1882, 1878 from
December 80, 1915 to the same date
In 1916.
James w. English again heads the
bank as president, John X. Ottley is
vice president and Charles I. Ryan is
vice president and cashier, all having
chen reelected by the directors, to-
gether with the other officers.
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MISS AIKEN ENTERTAINs.

Miss ButOrd Aiken was hostess
Wednesday evening at q bridge party
given for Misses Helen Hosier and
Margaret Phillips, two visiting young
ladies'. The room were lovely in
profusion of sweet peas and ferns.
The prizes were won by Miss Annie
Dean Atkinson, gold hat pin, and
Mr.. y. M Lord, a deck of cards. After
the games delightful refreshments
were served. Those present were
Misses Anie Dean Atkinson, Eugenia
Maxey, Gladys McKinnon, Dorothy
Krauds, Helen Hosfer, Margaret
Phillips. Messrs. Fred, George and
Linton Allen, Ashton Burford, NAL
lory Aiken, Fairchild Coney. William
Dunwody, D. NJ Lord, Jr, William
McKinnon, s. 8. Watkins.
90
Mrs. T. Daniels, of Savannah is the
guest Of Mrs. A. M. Way on Union
street.
Mrs. Mary Griffin has as her at
tractive guest Miss Rose Paul, of
Eatonton, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs Minton Johnson, with
Miss Foote as their gugest have re-
turned from the Island
Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Colson and Miss
Willodeen Colson have removed to
their home on Albany street.
Miss Katherine OConnor is i'll at
her home on CARPENTER street to the
regret of her friends.
Miss Helen Hosier returned to Suf-
folk, Va, yesterday after visit to
Miss Dorothy Krauss.
Mrs. w. A. Mcdonald has as her
guests Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Melon
aid and Miss Tilou Bacon, OF Elem
ington, Ga.
Mrs. w. C. Williams and son who
have been the guest of relatives in
Pensacola, Fla, arrive today to be
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. D.
Aiken, enroute to their home in Yon-
kers, N. Y. Mrs Williams will be
remembered here as Miss Sallie Ak
en-.
ST. SIMON SOCIAL.
Mrs. Francis Thompkins leaves
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with your Compound for the benefit of
other mothers. --- MADAME EUGENE
BEDARD, 55s Main Street, Springfield,
Mass.
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is so successful in overcoming
woman's ills because it contains the
tonic, strengthening properties Of good
old fashioned roots and herbs, which act
on the female organism. Women from
all perts of the country are continually
testifying to its strengthening, curative
influence.
If you want special advice wSito
Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine Co. (conti.
dentiaD, Lynn, Mass. Your letter VII
be opened, read, and answered by
women only.
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What is LAX-FOS?

LAX-FOS is an Improved Cascara, Ia
tonic laxative), pleasant to take. In
LAX-FOS the Cascara is improved by
the addition of certain harmless chem
icals which increase the efficiency OF
the Cascara, making it better than
ordinary Cascara. LAX-FOS is pleas
ant to take and does not grippe nor
children as well as adults. Just try
one bottle for constipation. Price 80
cents.
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OUR WORDS.


The words l say are part of me-Of
my real self.
=. For even when
lie, the words reveal my faithless-
ness to truth: and then
Whene'er I put my heart in syllables
and, struggling, seek
To utter my own self to friend or
lover, do but speak
Myself again E. There are no idle"
wOrds-the vain
And foolish babblings are the evil
dence of natures frivolous and
light
They bear their message in express
siOns, clear and plain;
And so we should be careful when We
speak-the flight
OF these real parts on our real selves
can never be
Recalled. For be they fraught
with misery,
Or vibrant with a happiness-or
grave, or commonplace, or
light
They are expressions of our inner
selves--of you. and you, and
me.
ID. G. Bickers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-12

shortly for visit to WaynesborO.
Miss Maude Taylor is the guest of
Mrs w H. Shadmon for several days.
Mrs Malcolm McCaskill, Of Albany,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. w. c.
Taylor.
Mrs. w. F. Stewart is spending sew
eral weeks with relatives on the Ia
land
Mrs. Jas. D. Gould is much i'm
proved to the pleasure of her many
friends and relatives.
The Misses Gould entertained few
evenings ago with a delightful dinner
and dancing afterwards.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-12

down condltlOn, had
in my left side,
so | would faint Of
ten. My doctor ed-
me to try
Lydia E. Pinkham s
V @ ge { a b Com
pound. / did so,
a I'D gain ed in
strength so l can
now do all my own
house work and l
hope you may pub
fish INV experienca
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-12

Something which is sure to make
you be remembered all the year is a
subscription to the Brunswick News
The receiver will think OF you every
morning Send q check f,1 $500 and
the paper will be sent any address for
a year or six months for $3.50.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-12

Bennett Brothers have most beauti
full limo of framed pictures ever ex-
hibited in Brunswick. Go see them.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-12
MOTHER or Nine
CHILDREN
Able to do Homework by
taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Springfield, Mass. -"After the birth
of my ninth baby was in a weak, run