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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
"A Home--Not Just a House"

HOME is the very best thing in the World and lnto
"A it should go the careful thought OF the owner
so as to make it. as RuSk says "A dwelling place as
rich and full of peasatuess as may be, within and
without
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20
COUNTY MART
TO Be OPENED
ON SATURDAY

County Agricultural Raiders
county market system, de
sloned TO increase the dlstrlbu.
ton Of farm products at a min
imum cost. and decrease retail
prices to Seattle consumers,
viii be put In operation Satur.
day morning on Sixth ave. be-
tween Westlake ave. and Vlr.
ulnla st
Farmers thruout the county have
been organized by him
Any ten OF them. according 60 tho
new plan. can appoint one man TO
bring their products 90 Seattle and
market them.
The old system here required
that tho producer himself must
bring 20 town and nell his product
II he wanted 20 avail himself OF
the municipal market
Control Priees
Market men say the Japanese
and Italians have perfected organi'
nations which absolutely govern
the price OF the products sold. thus
defeating. in "A way, the chances OF
bcncfiting the home keeper.
Hundreds OF small or "dlverai'
fled" farmers have never been able
to come personally 10 the market
Public Suffered
"The public and the farmer snf'
fered as result" RAIDER points
out. The new organization and
county market plan ought to nolye
tn. problem
RAIDER has tried TO show these
farmers in meetings thruout the
county that they can develop big
business n they will send In their
produce and cell II NJ fair profit
regardless OF the market combine
figures"
This new plan. RAIDER believes.
will be OF great benofi, 10 con
sumner and producer. II both appre'
eiate the opportunity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20
Echo Zahl Breakfasts
WithAb Erlanger, Half
of the Theatrical Trust
By Echo June Zahl

when man Is mass OF sweet
smiles at \ o'clock IN the mornin.
II Is a sure sign he's n regular ruy,
That's the way Abe L. Erlanger.
half OF tho firm OF klaw A Err
LANCER. New York theatrical pro
ducers. greeted mo this morning
at tho Washington hotel. where
We were going TO have our ham
an at tho same board.
And all yesterday the r. Nom.
Der OF the famous TX & T." firm
had met repeatedly with all the
theatrical men OF tho Pacific Coast
10 arrange for a Pacific Northwest
circuit. where actors and actresses
OF high class reputation and ability
may produce nev plays slmul'ane.
ously and perhaps IN advance OF
the New York premier.
This Is Mr.. Erlangcr's first trip
10 the Pacific Coast In 20 years.
and he came all the way 20 estab'
iish a rehabilitation OF the Pacific
Northwest In "A theatrical way and
to establish a theatrical producing
circuit that will be equal In It's
quality OF productions TO that Ia
Boston. Chicago. Philadelphia. New
York aud other cities of tho coun'
try.
Hut II didn't spoil his disposition
or his appetite.
And he not only dcfied all laws
OF weight and measure" but blast.
cd my viii power into atoms. aud
Ne ate eggs and hot rolls and ba.
con as tho there were no such
things as double chins and short
wind.
(And neither Mr.. Erlanger nor
myself holds bantam.wcight cham
pionshipsD
With us nj the table were Calvin
Heiiig. theatre man OF Portland.
Ore. who represented group OF
theatre men on tho Pacific Coast
AZ the session yesterday. and Mr.
Erlangers old ehum-Bill Hcpncr.
Of New York.
Every time for the last TWEEN.
ty.fivs years that Erlanger starts
to 20 anywhere always have TO
pack my grip and 20 Riong to take
care OF him" laughed Hepner.
The "chums" struck the only
note OF discord q, the breakfast.
too.
Hepncr insisted on s,cwed prunes
and Erianger held out for melon.
| didn't quite sec the logic. Even
tho they have travelled together
for quarter OF century there Ia
no consistent reason that can
think OF why they should consume
the same food.
But being the only feminine ele-
men, 4, the table. aud fearing a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20
Inheriting Fortune
Fatal to 3 Negroes

SALTWATER. Okla. July 20
sarah Douglass. aged negro woman.
while scrubb!ng the kitchen floor
OF her employer. was brought the
news OF the sudden death of n rich
uncle who lived in Pittsburg. Pa.
and OF his bequest to her OF an es-
tate valued ut st.2O0.00o, On re-
ceivlng the news she shouted. Fob
de love Of" and fell dead.
Members OF the household sum-
moned her daughter. Jane. She
came Immediately. and. upon look
ing upon the body Of her mother,
collapsed and was dead within a
few moments. James husband was
announced next. He first appeared
dazod. then swooned and Gied with
in an hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20
whcn you send them to us.

II means that we will employ only
the very highest grade graduate regis
tered dentists at this office, men OF the
very highest standing in the dental pro-
fession. A man has to be an expert
OF the first water in order to meet the
necessary requirements to become as
ISOLATED with our staff. Every dentist
in this office has graduated from the
best dental colleges and passed the ex-
animation OF the State Dental Board.
Every one of them has his certificate
from the State Dental Board hanging
right on the wall in front OF his dental
chair in plain sight OF all.
1t means that we will use only the
very best of materials, because that is
the only kind that will turn out work
that will come up 10 our rigid require
mentS Of quality
II means that We. will at all times
have the most up-to-date and efficient
equipment for the better performance
OF painless dentistry.
II means that we will give you, with
all work that is done in this office, an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20
STONE BROS. OPEN
SECOND ave. SHOP
Handsome Appointments a Feature.
Formal Opening Saturday

Opening one OF the best equipped
tailoring establishments ever seen
In the West. Stone Brothers have
just removed from their Third ave.
and Marion st. location to a new
store, at 900 Second ave. Features
Of the new establishment. which
will DO formally opened Saturday
with a business reception. and the
distribution OF souvenirs. include
broad, white ivory finished display
windows and n larger display room.
with cutting. fitting and workrooms
on the same floor.
The place IL so arranged that
all work can be done under the
same roof, under the personal su-
pervision of Stone Brothers. An
immense stock OF the newest
things in fine clothes has arrived
for the opening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20
Ply. pl,e, public marl,,

Stall II. lbs. pure grannlated
sugar Csc. sacks salt or 6 Tbs. &c.
Stall is. Frcsh natural milk DC a..
A. tho Farmers Row. heads
lettuce SC. cabbage. &c head: rhu'
barb. J lbs. Toe. 4 boxes white cur
rants csc. largo cucumbcrs &c: 6
punches onions &c: homo grown
tomatoes i0c and i5c h.: punches
radi.hes. So Stall 1901. special pea
nut brittle. i5c ID. Stall 81. fresh
peanut butter. i5c ID: fresh bread
. Large loavcs i5c. cookies, Toe a
doz. pies. i0c each. butter. eggs
and cheese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20

severance OF ehummy relations. ]
eomproml.ed-and ate melon with
Mr. Erlangcr and stewed prunes
with Mr.. Hepner
There's one big thing that the
"chums" agree about. And that IL
that lifc's not TO be taken seriously
for any length OF time.
was almost dismissed from the
feast for wrinkling my brow. az II
In thought
mo time for thought at the
table" says MIR. Erlanger.
And there's another thing
learned about Mr. Erlanger
know that even II he does hold
tho long distance championship on
theatrical productions. and won't
answer a telephone before noon or
after five at night and then only
after you've given lengthy pcdi.
gree-wcil. learned that he never
makes an engagement unless he
means to keep II. Cause Why ?
Cause som. person of pre,cntlous
importance invited him TO tour TO
Mt Rainier In a magnificent iimou.
sine today and he ,clesraphcd the
party that he couldn't eome-~be-
cause he had made a previous On
sagcmen, for breakfast with a
young news ficnd
My host can send me picture
OF the mountain and Of the chicken
I would have eaten" laughed Mr.
ErlsnEcr. Oils laugh II not used
In an enclosed space. A room can't
hold A. II catch~. the little air
waves and ripple. and tears in
huge pillows OF sound.l
And that's how I happened Ia
have breakfast with half of the
show trust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20

ironclad guarantee of satisfaction,
which will be signed both by the man
who did the work and also by l.. K.
Clark, d. d. S., owner and manager
of this office, who is thoroughly re-
Sponsible.
1t means, in word, that you are
protected from every possible angle
that it lies within our power to protect
you TO insure your complete satisfac-
ton.
Our prices are the very lowest
which is made possible by the large
volume Of business that we do.
We invite you to call and let our
experts give you thorough examin-
alton FREE. They will at once tell you
just what is necessary to put your
teeth into perfect condition, also just
what the cost will be.
Your teeth are matter Of vital
importance 10 you. and if they are
decayed you certainly ought not to de-
lay single moment in getting them
fixed. Come in-we know we can
please and satisfy you from every
standpoint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20
THEATRES
PALACE HIP

The big feature OF the new vaude-
Vile show which opened Thursday
at the Palace Hip is Ed Nes,or and
Charles Moore, with their Sweet
hearts," a miniature musical com
edy, in which unusually good dane
ing, singing and comedy are pro-
vided by a good company.
Edwin and Lottie Ford present
their latest song and terpsichoroan
revue. Their dancing is real class
from start 10 finish.
William De Hollis and company
prove themselves highly expert
juEglers in an offering called The
Admirals Reception"
Melville and Milne present a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20
Weatlake Public Market

Stall 10. pc, roast. ID. l2tc: boil
Ing beef. ID. lOc: legs OF lamb. Id
22hc. Stall SO. sugar cured corned
beef. 15c 10. veal chops. 15c ID:
pure pork sausage. zoe ID. stan
los. No. 10 sack patent flour &C;
: pkgs. Golden Egg noodles. 25c;
2Oc can solid pack tomatoes. lac.
Milk Stall. fresh butter. 43c ID;
Nippy full cream cheese. CSC H.
stalls 1919. lbs. peanut butter
25c: Alaska salmon. can zoe; 25c
can X. c. baking powder. lsc; 45c
can Hills coffee. 3Tc. Stall III.
small new potatoes, 4 lbs. loo; IL
lbs. 25c. Sugar Stall. 100-lb. sack
sugar. $500: No. 10 sack patent
flour. 55c. Stall 1870, lbs. best
head rice csc: 3 pkgs. corn flakes
CSC: 45c can Hills coffee 35c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20
Sanitary Public Market

Stalls 5-5.T. 2 lbs. lard substitute
SIC with another purchase. hams.
25c ID: cottage hams. 29c h. pot
roast i2tsc and i5c ID. club sau.
sage sage i2isc ID. fancy legs of
lamb. 25c ID. Stall s. special full
cream cheese. CSC III. Stall IS.
finest cane canning sugar. ts.35 per
sack: high-grade patent flour. s2.75
per sack: lbs. rive. csc: cottolene
SOC. soc. s2.3o; lbs. rolled oats
soc: zoe crackers or ginger snaps.
l5c ID; quality jar rubbers. ? dor.
l5c: . pkg fresh corn flakes. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20
Eeo,omy Public Market

Stall 80. ihs. pure graduated
sugar sc. sacks or lbs. salt. &c.
Stalls ia. hams. half or whole
CSC 10. cottao hams. 2ec ID: bacon,
SOC 10 pot roast. Toe ID, veal
roast. i2isc ID. veal chops. l5c 10.
hamburger. lbs. 25c: lamb roast,
isc ID: club sausage. 12hc ID;
bulk sausage. i2izc h.: ? lbs. lard
substitute a5c. with another pur'
chase. Stalls rs. 2 large cans milk
Csc. 3-or. bottle vanilla. lie: zoe
pkg. rolled oats. or Csc: cans
cleanser. CSC: large can tuna fish,
&c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20
Richest Newsboy Is
Dead: Lots of Money

ST. LOUIS. July 20-"Bennie
Greenberg. who in 1911 fell heir to
his brother Williams title of rich
est newsboy In st. Louis" is dead
from pneumonia. at the knicker-
booker apartments. erected at a
cost OF $4,000. which he owned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20
Corner Market

Stall 107. peanut hr>r. l5c III;
best fresh Jersey butter. 42c ID; 2
lbs. tl2e: mild cream cheese. Csc
III: old cream brick. 25c III; fancy
block Swiss. zoe III: New York
sharp cheese. 40c ID: large cans
milk. 47Tc; Csc bulk coffee. 29c;
CSC bulk coffee. i9c:: t0c red can
coffee. 37c: 40c old Tavern coffee.
sic: 2 lbs. margarine 5sc: 2 lbs.
best margarine. csc; best fresh
ranch eggs. 42c doz.: best fresh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20
u" PLAYERS WILL
PRESENT Benefit

Original plays will be presented
by Mask and Quill chapter. OF the
Associated University players. on
the university campus. Friday
night The proceeds OF tho affair
will be turned over TO the Univer-
gity unit OF the ambulance corps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20

song offering, bungalow LoapS.
Both have good voices.
Henry Rudolph has rich tenor
voice and scored a hit with his
numbers.
Sherwood and Sherwood offer a
military musical novelty on brass
instruments that is good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20
Where Will He Sleep?

PASADENA. Cal. July 20--Six
feet two inches in height, and too
long for the regulation army cots.
Paul G. Mckenzie. n member Of
Pasadena ambulance company No.
1. just called into active service.
is wondering how he will manage
to sleep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20
Public Markets
SOUTH END

Stall ?. Werson oil. At FAC: Lea
& PERKINS, sauce. bottle sic; olives.
tstuffod). bottle lie: vinegar. :
OTIS. ?bc. AnderSon's. Naptha soap.
bar &c: tomatoes. can isc: milk. .
cans &c. rice. lbs, 2be. Stall q.
Hirloln steak. ID. 22e: hamburger
steak. H. Ice Stall as. best Jersey
butter. ID. t5c; fall cream cheese.
ID. a0c. Stall 60. halibut. lbH.
75c: salmon. lbs 3sc. Stall 30.
buns. doc. zoe. sweet pickles. pt
25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20

He wanted TO get on the other
eide in n hurry. To solve his prob
lem hc devised new rapid transit
scrvics- Providing himself with
suitable padding. he backed him.
self up 10 tho business end OF his
big mule. After properly sgEravat-
Ing the mule Teo vas soon on his
way over the mountain.
BEACH VIEW. ". J. - Ba,h~rs
thought they saw n U-hoat off shore
Yesterday. Amer the home defend.
ers had been modified on the sand
II was found the invader was only
barrel With a hroomsticS stuck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20
AlPn0NSE nEBERT
DIES OF FRAcIuE

Alphonss A. Hebert. IS. . labor.
or. -oss 18th ave. n. W.. died at
noon Friday. in the city hospital.
from the results OF an auto accl.
dent Mt FRS, ave. y. and Harrison
81. The machine In which he WIS
riding was driven by George Lindh.
1908 nth ave y. W. and contained
five other passengers.
Hebert was thrown 20 the pave.
ment when Endh's machine struck
car driven by II. J. kreitle. $50
W 18th Of.
Hebert sustained fractured
skull. but the others we're unin.
iured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20
SENTENCE I. W. W.

Hr f-H~d tr-ss t~-.sd WIZ
CHEHAIIS. July 20-Slxty days
on the rock pile was the sentence
imposed upon eight ]. W. ". by
Judge Reynolds Thursday. The
men were picked up In the recent
roundup Of |. w. w. by soldiers
and shcriffs in this section recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20
FRECKLES
Now 10 the Time to Get Rid Of
Those Uqly Spots


Those Ugly Spots
There's no longer tho slightest
need OF feeling ashamed OF your
freckIes. as the prescription othine
double Strengths guaranteed
to remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce OF othine-
double strength-from any druggist
and apply a little OF II night and
morning. and you should soon see
that even the worst freckles have
begun to disappear while the light
or ones have vanished entirely. II
Is seldom that more than an ounce
Is needed to completely clear the
skin and gain a beautiful. clear com.
plexion.
Be sure TO AJAX for the double
strength othine. as this is sold UNI
der guarantee OF money back IL It
fails to remove frecklos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20

picnic party selected n site at that
point on the beach for a days revel
aud the young women were forced
to remain In tho water till night.
fall.
GAINESVILLE. y. J. -- Constable
Martin today found man dead on
the railroad tracks. Letters in the
pockets indicated the man had Ibid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20
OUR Reputation Is Worth
More Than Your Dollars
Just stop and consider for a moment

Just stop and consider for a moment
rUtaf that means. II means that zoe
.vould far rather please and satisfy you
than to make a profit on your lDork-it
means that We lDiI go to any reason
able lengths to see that you are SO DeH
satisfied Nth our work that you DH
,of only return to us at any time in the
future that you are in need of dental
service, but that you WiU also recon-
mend your friends to us and do It con-
scientiousIy, secure in the knowledge
that you are doing then, a distinct favor
uuhcn YOU send them to us.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20

himself on the track 70 be run over.
He was tired OF life. Instead OF
being run over he had died of
starvation. lie was on the Eric
tracks.
KERN'S LANDING, L. Tom.
Gilllgan claims he saw n mermaid
In the water here. Mrs. Gilligan,
however. was skeptical and inquis-
f.f--e cho --.~.ehoA tho rno--~~fA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20

puliet eggs. 2sc dor.. 2 don. 75c.
Stalls ASST. post roast tic 10 II ssc
ID. round steak. lTnc ID; sirioin
steak. IKE ID. T-bone steak l7isc
ID: veal roast. l2iac ID: pork
roast. lSc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20
WARM WEATHER
NEWS ODDITIES

NEW ROCHELLE. ~. Y-rred.
eriek Silngsby Is so tall he has 10
stoop down when he wishes to
hear conversation OF friends. Tlrtns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20

WASHINGTON. July 2o.--Iast
honors were paid TO the memory of
former Assistant Secretary OF the
Interior DO Sweeney, OF Seattle.
who died Tuesday. in the Church
OF the Covenant here Thursday.
The remains were cremated
shortly before noon Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20

RECALLS
DO you recall those childhood days
When yeu esss shoes asidef
Yes ran about In ysuv bare feet.
Thea stabbed ysus tee SD cried.
De ysu recall those happy Aays
when you woutA efsen iier
do yeu recall ysus ismpy theess
Whes yes saw your mother esyf
De yea recall the happy nighss
she kissed yes while yes slept
DO yes recall those cevtsin days
when she hsd grief ssa wepss
Do yss veeaii those ebsiaAssS days
when she said to "bewsve."
And prayed God TO protect you
From every sisfui snaref
u matters NOT uhs mother IL.
Were glad to save her mere
On sny SUR. COAT. DRESS and
HAT
At the FLORENCE UPSTAIRS
STORE.
SECOND AND UNION.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20

II you value your watch. lei,
Haynes repair H. NEXT Liberty
sheatre.-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20

OF tnis s.ooping exercise he mas al.
vented and Installed n telephone
with a transmittcr hanging at the
level OF his aide pocket. into which
ordinary people may pour CONVEX.
sauon intended for his lofty ear.
PALM BEACH. Fla. -- firing OF
conyentionality. three young ladies
decided 10 dispense with the usual
costumes and no In bathing AS L."
A. secluded s~cf rear here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-20

TIRED NERVES NEED
Hcrsford's Acid Phosphate
Beneficial 20 the nerves and brain. Re-
fses the strain Of overwork and worry
Advertisement
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-04-12
lockwood Nan Attempts Suicide

Joseph Dudley of lockwood was
brought to Skowhegan Monday by
Deputy Sheriff Walter II Maynard for
an examination following an attempt
which Dudley made last Saturday to
commit suicide by shooting with a
% caliber revolver which he had pur-
chased from a lockwood firm.
Maynard was called to the River
side House of which Fred Dudley, "a
brother, is manager. where he found
Joseph apparently out of his head
He had just attempted to shoot him
self but the explosion went just close
enough to his head to rupture the left
ear drum and fill one side of his face
with powder.
The deputy sheriff took Dudley to
the hospital of Or. Willard 7. Hanson
where he was treated until Monday
morning when he left for Skowhegan.
Ipon his arrival here he was examin-
ed by DR. w s Stinchfield and Dr.
George r. Young who signed a state
ment that he was recovering from an
acute attack of alcoholism and that
they judged him sane. Dudley sign
ed a statement relieving the deputy
of responsibility for his care and was
allowed to GO
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-04-12
Mrs. Julia l,emiS Ward

The death Of Mrs Julia Bcmis
Ward which occurred suddenly in
Bangor, Monday, April 2, va d great
shock to her many friends
Mrs. Ward went 10 a hospital in
Bangor few DAYS before. accom-
panied by her daughter Miss Edith
Ward, a graduate nurse, for surgical
treatment The efforts Of skilled
physicians proved unavailing and
eheerfully and unafraid Size passed
beyond the shadows
Mrs Ward was born in Hebron.
Wisconsin. January II, III. She
married Leonard Ward Of Brighton. Il
soldier OF the Civil Var Nov a. 1863.
They removed to FoXcrott in June,
1907. where Mr. Wards death occur
red some four years ago and where
Mrs Ward still continued L. reside
She was woman Of cheerful. hope
ful temperament high Christian char
acter and faithful in all the relations
of life which she sustained She was
valued member OF Dover FoXcroft
Chapter y A r. and OF { E Douty
Circle, Ladies of the G a 4 She
is survived by two sons. Perley E
well known merchant Of Dover
Foxcroft and Leslie l.. of Waterville
and by one daughter Miss Edith |. OF
Bangor, graduate nurse. a sister
Mrs Esther b. Palmer Of Dover also
survives her.
The funeral seryire was held al
her late home on Thursday morning
Rev W 4. Frye OF the DoverFoX-
croft Methodist church officiating
The attendance OF many friends and
neighbors and OF the members of the
organizations TO which she belonged
attested To the loving regard in
which she WAS held Floral gifts
We're many, symbolic of the near APP
preaching Easter time and of that
resurrection in faith and hope oil
! which she died.