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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-09

Greens will soon appear and then Old Hi Cost wi
be swatted swat-Wayne News "
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-09

Rest is the best medicine in the world. Blu we ha
to see some people always taking medicine-West vi
gnia News. -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-09

The johnson ant-pistol toting law to the contrar
Notwithstanding these are the days when every Iowa
American is expected to carry his gun.-Charlesto
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-09

Gosh, things even worse than war
can occur. Billy Sunday has been
shamed into preaching for the love of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-09

Why not, at this critical time in the history of I
country display the United States flag in front of Va
business place or residence?-Charles Town Spirit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22
You Are Only
Half Efficient

If you are not using the
tremendous leverage the
CLASSIFIED columns of
The Star provides you
with. as a business
builder"
4 circulation of 10000,
distributed among n care
full reading public that in
cludes high and low. rich
and poor. employer and
employee. householder and
renter. investor and spend
er, in fact. ALL CLASSES
in Seattle and the entire
tributary territory TO this
city read the popular peo-
pies paper" every after
noon and evening.
You can corral much Of
their patronage thru
STAR CLASSIFIED ADS
at n lower cost than thru
any other medium in Seat
tie. circulation considered.
CALL MAIN 600 and
get rates and information
on Star classified advertis-
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22
ITALIANS ARE
GOING AHEAD

~ United Press Lgascd Wire
ROME. Dec e Some progress
in lively fighting in tho Monte Aso-
lone region was reported In today's
official statement. marking the soc.
oiid day Of the Italian offeuaive. The
war office reported a hostile counter
blow check.
Press dispatches from the front to-
day described the battle az proceed
ing almost continuously. with the
Italians greatly stimulated by their
Victories so far
At Osterialillepre an enemy de
iaehment attempted to break into
our entangiements and WAS driven
back in brisk fighting. Al Monte
solarolo, an enemy surprise attack
was completely crushed By hand
bombs, IN "A lively engagement"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22
ATTORNEY SUED
FOR BIC sum

Walter Metzenbaum. police court
attorney. was made defendant in a
$3.50 damage suit filed Saturday by
Eta Ilalperin.
The complaint charges that Nets.
onbaum left his automobile beside
the ieslcr way police station on June
o. Of this year. while he entered the
building
She says she was walking down
the north side OF Yesler way when
the automobile began moving down
the hill. II crossed the curb, knock
ing her down and breaking several
bones She says she was forced to
remain I'm bed for four weeks and
suffered considerable mental as well
rs physical anguish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22
THERE WILL BE TURKEY ONLY
FOR 100000 IN THE TRENCHES
OF FRANCE THIS CHRISTMAS

gafnrnica are confcntsdly HrnokinR
real American ciEarcts and tobacco
In their pipes.
Gen. Pernhlng's orders TO safe
guard the morals Of his men. as re-
ported In yesterdays dispatches. IL
not AN entirely new regulation. I'm.
phaHla WAS laid today on the fact
that American military police for
several months have been keeping
Ragam.ea out ~ certain restricted
zones in several towns.
Every effort Ia being made 10 10
cate immoral resorts. especially At
soaports. and all such automatically
are placed out OF bounds for soldiers.
Fun description 81 all resorts is post
"a on bulletin boards Of every units
headquarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22
Public Markets
IaONnMN-MONpAY

stall 81 pure fresh pestsuFifed MIX
TO- at stall -. large cans Carnhtion
mig ithr ren. bars Crystal white
saan. see stalls 74s. large new crop
~ninatr 1se 70 sae cluster ra'-iHs
ite pkR large pkra seeded rhsrins
.tr M fancy sesdlesa raisinH. Sc,
mixed peel sc n stalls zE-is. christ
mas candles D. hot. mtnoemea'. ibc VI
new pack corn. eaua tori solid pack
tarnn toes itc. for soc navy or Inns
beans. fsc n baking soda. Go pkg.
cans spices sbc large rolls toilet pa
per. sse. ) ne Sun Maid raisins, aoc
rnlrsd nuts, soc ~ Etail -. best Jsrsoy
butter. sic n margarine. sbe NJ. rhs
tieo pure honey i;c m. ase pt. csc
IT fresh eggs SEC dnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22
HOOVER kept
SUGAR PRICE
FROM SOARING

ny United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, Dec. ss.--
Herbert Hoover after personal
Intervention of President Wilson.
answered critics Of the food ad
nlnlstrstion before the sugar
probe today.
Ia "a prepared statement, intro
dueed la committee hearing only
after the White House had 40
requested. Hoover declared his
activities had resulted In main
tanning the morale Of tho allied
countries. aud had kept sugar
prices In this country from soar
Ing 60 more than 20 cents
pound
For more than a week Hoover has
been prevented from tsstlfying be
fore the sugar committee. while seri'
Gus charges were laid against his
sugar administration by Claus
aIHeckela.
Today he was 60 appear at noon,
but after an executive session Chair
man Reed said iIoover's testimony
would 10 postponed until next week.
II was then the president took a
hand. aud after communicating his
wishes 20 the committee Il was decid
cd TO let Hoover deliver his answer
today. Hoover submitted Ions
statement Immediately.
A difference OF opinion developed
IN the committee aa TO whether mem
hcrs nhould officially go into the
Hoover statement introduced BY
Ionea or delay study Of II II was
finally decided. after executive SEES
sion. 20 postpone official elaboration
Hear beet Growers
Between disturbances over admit
ting Hoover'a statement. tho com
mlttee heard sugar beet growers.
A resolution OF Los Angeles
county. grand jury.l declaring this
acreage % sugar beets would hs
greatly reduced next year unless the
rcflnsrs would raise the price paid
the farmers WAS read by Thomas l.
woolvlne
kilograms 20 President Wilson and
Herbert Hoover. telling Of the situa
ton IN the West. were sent by Wool
wine November 30. and these wer'
read into tho record
Rennsrn' profits are 50 excessive.
tho telegram read. "that one com
panY with capital OF $500 900 mad'
about 5000 600 last year and another
company capitalized at 'i.sso. ool
made 1900 .o0o
ny the feed administrator re
cent decision TO establish a commits
sion In los Angeles 20 determine i
fair price for sugar bects. tho grow
crs' representatives said they be
lievod Hoover had found remedy
for the situation in the West.
During the recess tho representa-
lives declared in their statements
that the price OF sugar b~ets wa
kept too low By the refiners w~r.
not attacks on tho food admlnlutra
tiou
The exact facts were never rre
scented 20 Hoover uaui recently
Woolwinn Haid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22
COR>ER-MO\DAY

Stall 1902. Washington creamery
butter. 4sc. lbs. s5c. fresh Oregon
eggs, 4oc. 2 dog. T5c; fresh pullct
eggs. acc. ? doc. 95c: large cans
best milk. 22c. with purchase; bulk
ace coffee. zoe. lbs. s5c; 25c coffee.
3 lbs. 55c. stalls 1925. plgs. mince
meat. 25c; lbs. large Italian prunes.
2jc. whole rice, ( lbs. 25c; lib. can
nalmon. 15c, hominy. Toe can. Stall
%. Pike ST. holly wreaths. soc and
'jc. potted plants. Csc up. stall Z,
best grade mixed nuts lbs SOC. APP,
pies. |, per box and up. delivered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22
gANIIaVy-NDNDAN

Stalls 7i-1l small Eastern oysters co.
ut. 7sc ut; large baltimore oysters -
pit Olympia oysters. coo pit fresh
crabs. 25c and for 95c Stalls 2t-aG,
Federal milk. o. 20 case Carnation
milk. : g. case 8 he rolled oats soc 2
cans best milk Csc 3 rolls toilet paper.
Csc. = gal pure molaaHes, aac. MS
SOY beans. ace. ms prunea. Use. 2 ms
popcorn. Csc Stall e. hest bulk mincc-
meat, soc N fret class oysters. Sc
can. raislna. Zoe and isc pkg orange.
lemon or cltron peel. zoe n. fruit pud
dinga. i5r rRut tomatoes. ? cans 9bc
stalls R-fa.1s. caullflowsr. TO- and ifc
can. celery. &C. ard 100. onions. ne
t5c; spinach. ris loo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22

H'nN y rufo non mix, Toe a
cream. co IT atH'j -. cans lowe
corn. zsr 7 rana milk. a5r. cans to-
matass. $50. lsrss cans pineapple, SOC
2 cans Green peas $50. zoe minced clans
isc. imported cusrants $50 pkg. : pkgs
Sot-n seed raisins. Csc, large cans
pumpkin. isr atan a. pot roast, itc
~ rib boiling beef. ishc N round
steak. zoe ~ veal roast 20c N. veal
chopH. sor N Eirloin and T-hone steak
zee n stalls - : Ms mixed nuts,
7sei potatoes. ti.s. delivered; apples
81 90 box stall ~. fresh butter. sac
ID; margarine. $50 N. 2 lbs 81 90
fresh ranch eHga. kSc doE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE. Dec s2,--rart OF the
Rammica will have their Christmas
turkey and mlnce pie even II the
special Christmas shipments Of those
products haven't yet arrived
announced there was just about
enough turkey and minceIneat left
over from Thanksgiving TO feed
100. 900 men. Who tho lucky hun.
drcd thousand will be was an allah
soTblnE topic % interest today.
Headquarters reversed itself in a
ruling today. permitting sammieH TO
cable Christmas greetings home
Great quantities q mail continue
to pour into the training zone. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22
SINK BRITISH SNIP

M Tuifed Press Ledscd Wire
LONDON. Dec. 22.-Slnking OF the
armed British steamer stephen Fur.
ness with a loss Of six officers and
95 men was announced by the adj
miralty today, The Stephen Furness
was attacked by a submarine and
sent to tho bottom in the Irish chan
mel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22
Seek SLACEEAS
AMONG MINERS

Deputies from Sheriff Strlnger's
office went To Black Diamond Sat
urday to shake down" the coal
miners there with "A view toward
picking up slackcrs and members
of tho l. w. W.
Consistent reports have reached
Sheriff Stringer that tho camp Is
seething with aliens who make no
attempt Ia guard seditious utter
ances againft the governments
war plan.
Today is payday and the Off
and learn his status in tho COM
munity
Deputies Starwich and Beebe are
working on the ease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22
SOUTH END-MONnAN

Anderson's. shrimps. cans 25c,
Lutte fish, No. 12c; Lihby's soups. can
Toe. Stall as, best Jersey butter. 10.
SOC; fresh ranch eggs. doz soc. Stall
~. boiling beof 10. 1bc. liver. 10. Toe.
stall ., None Such mlucc meat. pkg
lac: old fashioned molasses. can 23c,
Sun.Made raisins. pkg lac. Xmas
candles box &c. Stall so. raisin bread.
. loaves 25c: bread. . loaves 25c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22

civil branch OF the office. says
he believes every person should
show his patriotism.
SO he Immediately went out into
the street and purchased some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22

Red Cross stickers and pasted
them on his starched collar.
At hurried glance. William
looks like cross between .
church window and a Christmas
tree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22
q NeY.8ePe'6rst"',p@ly
#Red Co.'S \ embsab

5Re wom,n and ne ck.drc~ ond Ne me-" ave
dong tsr loot eR',ofmas ssOkf"s a.aod'o1s'f(k"'f".
MIX tsu IA K~ kaeS Ny A.ix..s aS". %odAt ST.
{sr xsa. Ny &sts A.a"os % NJ asS7 at.~ '2sA
* bDens"
To au boy, a~. do ~Ot-ks"' .'e'o a" t'SSkhs1
sr 4a. baa.4a4 1a- asst k4 co4.1ta xdt ~. Asvs W.T.
f. @t' H"soNr 6 X" %'e,14 soattas a'"''~e'
o. I'd dsse n.mbt"o ~. az III .9sa'te14:' e"A
A. moaxse Of Il, -lcrabS f9lt~9 hn,sssvo f1.. ". GA
a~:a 10 afuI b. Kr 10 HMG s.9. a9y fax brt SS!x.
&a~ Z, r''s a'd ~ "'' "'a'~5 nj Rad d." t'"A"
'7a"s H." o"a "ea ." &'eS '"tc' a''''''
p.,. s1ss$ 4. NOV. ~.~ ~ 10y 10 X o~
VI. ~ d, :s';: M IT.. ?.' e. %st
TO ea 6tS esen> o' Mad9oas"o, o"A bot f., d4Oet">
t,,t:s, st.~At e .57s,"s"+ IT, M*,A d";'~.'
bw>scv> chovmao, ch.e,.4, RA C,..e Rmbtv9 tamfa1~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22


u OF n Is OF o
bh camp
Reading from to
Anu workers " w OF VI
OF tbs spaker committee James, Carter ridges G
ri MagnB Boy m Herman roy b. l.
M ANN CAI j
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22
Bill Dollcd Up
Like Xmas Tree

William Shields. one OF sheriff
Stringcrs right-han men In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22
i5-For Sale Miscellaneous

i5-For Sale Miscellaneous
CHENILLE RUGS
whittiis heat IN tarHo assortment. also
io.ekte-a MutoHs aud larger
waidFoa Co. specializing fuss. Henry
niiH.
FINE AUTO ROnES
Make nice Christians Efrs wsidFen
Co make tempting prices AZ isss
Fourth. on fine tobes
t.navtSq CRY. AND MUST aEII.
my as1 piana cnHs tsAe sst Tor
tiEs Also Eoad roidiaE bed. sf.s
sTth ave
WHITE FOX. fis 70. FITcff wotf.
iyns. iaFgs Polar bear. teti Arcade
BidH
NEARLY NV MO. NATrftess ASfi
snrinHa. and isait nsH fens VIII sell
either o. both isis oiis. =
ALASKA cNRtos
XMAS rnEaESrR AT m ofpn
cnFtosity ahop. roimAa deck sreat
cANARtKH. BEAUTIFUL. ntnpa A
nice Xmas present ,tss wtnsiow
place Ssrth fi.s
NV PIANOS FoR uESr. RFSr sfs
siisd en- psressss hsysf-rensr. sts
t'niau
S.ysS s,.s.I. : y e ,.sgs q, :. :;
IS Wanted Miscellaneous
WASTED -rARarSdER SECOND.
hand car ia good condition Address
MI star
~ YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO HEt.t.
ell -. r.eltis saesies 60 nsis a..
i9A-Auction Sale
mo FAILS 90 GOODS sCtrAntE
r0R CunIEraAH At utfsHEfI.s
AUCTION HOUSE sfas SECOND
AVE- 1850 A. II aGNpAY uEt
tEMu1R S. cAMlNEI GOTTA -
MA aGAFuNOt.Aa. FtNr Ha~kf
Ntts ASp SPECIAL CHAIRS WipW
GRADE cANNEb Ft.rtr 1ANN
PIECEa or ENGRAVED gLANs.
WARE ROCKS NJ THE scomEH
ELECTRIC LAMPS. FANcY crs4fr
toNR ASp CESTEHPtEgEH. TIN.
CYCLE. sf.Eud. CpAHTEn Whgu%.
CRUISER CAMERA. 20 guop PHI.
LOWS AND MANY OTHER IsEFti s..
ASp oRNAMESTAL ARTICLES
TINS ~ GREAT OPPORTUNITY
TO SECURE TOUR CHRISTMAS
goOua Ar Auction PTuCEH RE
MEMBER TffE DAT AND HOUR
MONDAY. DECEMBER 80 iase A.
~ joins HCBtfEf.f. q BONN. suc-
,>~~s~SS~S-~~~~>s>>cS ~-~S~-~s>~~~~>~~~~~
51-Furniture Wanted
W. NV NORE Usrb FURSirURs
snd pay higher price. thar aay hsu.s
h. the city rhnns 9atn fsss Seattle
seetion CO ICES saeoai AZ.
S-Sece~~Ses~>1~se~~s~ ~S~.s-~~~SeesSS~~cs
55-Business Personals
gnOwa HAIR treats asaarnff sesstaa
Eesults UrsUkSrEEp, ladies gen
Yemen violet raY Ter colds rhrbna
tism ssee maHaa Ts. shampoo Open
sv~uiurs louise paifpn. ~ Eitsi
hldE Eiliott fstf
ouR CouRsE MAKES FIstsHxD
dancer - you. why v.itf Our re-
sults guaranteed Hfrpos ronns. FIfs
snd University rtilaf itsT
FEv GREENE - HoTEr. HOLLAND
reurth ara Isff~r.5n. near court hesss
Easily reached for fninisf-riai services
Privs's rsrior. Main st,i
ptkMoSpa WATCHES AND JEWEL.
~. slivsrwars. cut glass and clocks. not
eniy reasonable bot Also.atsiy rstisel
casa Or credit
rErER MICHAEL
fst fks 81 ts~si-r
ferrnsfiv a. 1894 Second Az.
WATCH REPAIRING
Diamonds st while you waH. 3swsir1
repaired snd rsfnafsl.d
Work guaranteed a. whoissals rrtres
SMITH JEwEiRr nFo CO.
~, I g ss--u HLpu.. Foar,h yissg
RAGrtME PIANO PLATING
And popular music ;sughi In 20 Lessons
faufsNsa Wldr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22
11-Acreage for Sale
BARGAIN At 1850

Good s.roonn house. with good
apring water pipnd Into house.
electric lights and telephone
large poultry house that VIII
s~~ornrnodats 800 70 500 laying
bens. on good road. near grade
srbooi and fully accredited high
srhooI. about one-hsf mile
grorn ferry dock Pour large
tracts, practically all cleared.
price 1850. terms 800 cash.
balance so per fuorrn. Take
East Madison COZ on Third
ave. 70 Madison park and county
ferry 20 Kirkland. ana inquiro
=, office Of Burke e. Farrar.
Inc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22
59-Legal Notices
NOTICE or gTOCKHoLDERg
MEETING

NOTICE or HTocKHoLDERg
MEETING
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Tnion Savings 4 Trust Company
OF Seattle. a corporation. will he held
81 tho office ~ tho company, on the
rorthvent corner 81 second ave. and
cherry o. scattio. Einz county
Washington. on Wrdner lay. the l6th
! day NJ January. 1918. ct the hour ~
O'Clock I'm the afternoon. Tor the
purpose Of eiectinR directors Of tho
company. Increasing the number OF
directors from seven 20 nine. and for
tho Transaction Of any other business
that properly may be brought before
N. II. soLNER,
sest'ls. washington. December II. 1917
PUGET HOuSD SPAR GO
Notice Of First Meeting Of Trustees
Semitic. wash. December q. 1915.
The fret meeting NJ the trustees ~ TIE
I Puget Sound spsr so. viii be held at
number f0a iIoEe Bldg Seattle
wash. on the 29th day ~ December.
1917. at y O'Clock noon. for tho
Transaction Of such business Ne may
properly come before the Meeting
GRO r. o'HEIL. Trustee.
1 NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT a
I special meeting of tho stockholders 81
/ tho state Hank Of seattle viii be held
o. the banking rooms % said bank,
a23 Second ave. in tho city Of HeRttls.
on the 2gth day or December. 1911
o. O'Clock . m.. FOR the purpose n
voting ON forpiutiou 10 amend
Article fli ~ tns Sri-rios Of fnoar-
Potution, inornHHiuK tho capital stock
OF the corporation. and for the
transa' tion ~ Huch other hualuefs an
mnF como before tnr meeting
/ ~ order ~ tho BOARD m Trustees.
HUGO CARLSON. secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22
Male Help Wanted
BOY WANTED

wASrEp--A HdH RcHOoL noY
who Est. cut % school early TO carry
. aewato~n paper route and do sstrA
work, Apply to hr. ponoass. at star
ofrtes4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-22

RAfSCoAr SALE MANUFACTURED
samples. best styles. IN guaranteed
coats. AZ yopr oNm pricsn Travelling
man. ~ New York Block
WA G oREENEs tFOHMERf.r
| Tr.et~'sl. Upstairs suit shop savss
,oa SO o, fnsn's sits and eysreoata
/ sssS Thirs
CLASS IN siifP CONSTRUCTION VIII.
/ meet a, broadway high school tonight
orsa @ Al ssIpsnisss o 10y.
34-Female Help Wanted
4. q GOVERNMENT WANTS w6MES
l clerks fR8 month Thousands pleas
ant clerical positions open iAaf free
write Franklin fnssliute. Dept sst-K,
| Rcchewtsr y. Y.
/ NEW COMPToMETEn CLASS ErAnr.
Ing Wednssday. pecefabsr 90 Per
Honai application must ~ made on Or
/ before that date, Comptomstrr Co.
81 second sv.
/ FivE BRIGHT. cAFARLE LADIES TO
travel. d~moustrats and sail dsatsrn
iis 10 tIse per month Railroad fare
paid. Goodrich Drug Company. Dept
sis. Omaha. 80
/ ALI. NEW OR uip pASCyB Grsuss-
t.sd iAuRht Iiours I % 5 sna %
1 ii. Fifth snd University. Frut %
.le ---1S-sI,-S-e,sIiiIIni>oooooo-o.o,o>
3S-Business Chances
I ~ OIL WEfL& EARNING $4,000
yearly settled production nou paying
~ per cent dividends. Oklahoma field
I IMMENSE possibilities Shares sizs.
Advance soan Information free
| Globe Dti Co. Ccrnmcrc uidE Kan
sas city. No.
FOR REST. cHEAP- AToRE ROOM
and two living rooms. near fawtou
. ~ bel y, ISy.ee car e slreogs :,
f3-Lost and Found
/ BLOWN MALE BULL. WITH WHITE
stripe over forehead. white ring
around neck brass studded collar.
/ blank nams-platr. Reward. Main
s1s7.
| LosT = sPANfEL Doo. WHITE
breast. some gray hair in tail An
swsrs 20 "Jip." toe reward Phone
Ballard iis2
HAPPY NEw War aArRICE
Salmon. registered optorustfist and op-
..sleS ~ SeJSS9 sls ;'IsSsI,~~~oo-
lAA-Automobiles
50 eoop u.sa or. win,oH Motor 60
45-For Sale Miscellaneous
SASH AND DOORS
I Efffsn rNrtoefdrs ' VI IN. rff-s W
high. two glass doors snd 'hr.. tong
| sdtustabis shelves In the upper part.
three drawers. one flour bin. on. sugar
| bin. mlvinR hoard. sra q cupboard To-
pots ana pans with panel door IN
lower part Price t1s sst W. or sis
knork down.
I s-cross panel doors ..............-.ti.p1
/ CottaEs front doors .............. 40
I Tvo-iiEht windows ............... IA
hprufs iloHf btns ss+ss....s-+....s lib
| Prepared roofing ss................ LIZ
Our large illustrated catalogus No. ~
sent postpaid. without charge. on re-
! Gusst.
| Boil anyone. ship Anywhere, ard gusrsn.
tee safe delivery. Tho largest factory
In tbs West selling direct to COZ
/ sgnef.
o. n. WILLIAM co.
I 1913 FIRST Ave. =. ssst,i.. wash
/ NOTICE
IA SPECIAL, CHRIETMAE PRESENT
! FOR LADIES VIZ ARE aACHf.
FTCfNG 200 LADfEs' SAMPLE
COATS. VALUE FROM 1880 To
ia5 90. SPECIAL SELLING PRICE
FROM $3.50 TO ii2.50. FOR a FEW
DAYS ONLY.
MIKE COHEN
1905. FIRST AVE. NEAR gTEwART
DUNN sELrs TRUNKS
And bags for less Repairing Of tugGsxs
| ami umbrellas $40 Second ave. near
James Main 1917.
Tensas gazette., 1917-10-19
DAIRY CAMPAIGN PLAN
Make Fullest Use of Every Dror
of Milk Produced.
Large Portion Of By-Products Might
AdvantaeeousIy Be Made Directly
Into Food for Human
Consumption.

(From the United States Department OF
Agriculture)
a campaign TO have every drop of
milk produced in the United States
make the fullest possible contribution
TO the food supply Of the country will
be launched Immediately by the Dairy
Divisions of the United States depart
ment of agriculture. This campaign
will be carried on with funds made
available by the food production bill
recently enacted by congress. AT pres
ent much skim milk and large quanti-
ties of other dairy and creamery by
products are fed TO farm animals when
according to dairy specialists. Il cOnsid-
erable portion of this might more adj
vantaSeOuSly be made directly into
food for human consumption. Dairy
products constitute cheap forms OF
food. Whole milk. skim milk. and cot
tage and other cheeses are high In pro-
tein and are useful substitutes for
meats.
In work for fuller utilization of milk
in factories. the dairy division will
NeNote SpeCloi attelllIon 10 CpttdSe-
cheese manufacture. Creamery and
milk-plant operators will be taught cot
taGe-cheese making by a corps of spe-
cialists of the division. milk producers
will be encouraged to send as much
whole milk as possible to the cream
cries, and efforts will be made To in
crease the general consumption of cot
tage cheese by the public.
Other specialists of the division will
aid state extension workers. in conduct
Ing campaigns for the Improvement
made cottage and cream cheese. These
specialists also will conduct demon
strations before groups of farm men
and women.
Tensas gazette., 1917-10-19
TO FREE ARMY "NERVES"
New Branch Of Military inspection
Headed by Ten Of Leading Psyche
Pathologists Of Country.

American soldiers who 60 to France
must he not only physically fit, but
also nervOuSly and mentally fit.
A new branch of military Inspection.
headed by ten of the leading psyche
patholociSts of the country. has been
established to safeguard the army
against the weak-mind and the imbe-
cile. to weed out the men whose nerv-
Ous systems are broken down, to make
sure that the fighting forces ut the
front are not handicapped by 'thc man
with nerves"
Examinations to be given by the
neurologists will not only eliminate the
unfit, but will prevent the would-5e
slackers from feigning nervousness or
mental sickness.
Five clinics have been established
where doctors may prepare for this
service. the clinics being located as
follows: The PSychopathic hospital,
Boston; the Phipps Psychiatric clinic,
Baltimore; the Michigan Psychopathic
hospital. Ann ArbOr; the Neurological
institute. New York, and the Psychia-
trio institute, Wards island. New York.