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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-30

stall &C. ~. Eraruist-a sueas. siri
sarAa fhs ratt Eel stall 81. pure
uafarHt rus o. qt S. ~ cream Tor
spt HfRu e. fancy queen olives sec
90 fancy sweet pickles sac o. Ftsils
f.f boiling b~.f t2Nr 90 pot roast
tE4r 81 hamburger and sausage i.r
ih ntau 90 asioH. its Csc s~nuine
rssdfish ? ihs 1906 so 3 salmon. $50
fb catfish. lts gtr Htall 60 zoe tea.
NJ Pc &c aui3a ~ lefunn flavor t.of
Sc. pfs ESQ., .tr * e. baking rowdrr.
1Br grfrn ffhaaitan coffee ttr ih hot
esp coffee. o. NfaU 60 MsuEuld nieo-
margarine Htr It host frenh IrfHep
tuttor. t6c 90 Stall co. rure apple cider
made daily Stall o. beet nafEariur.
acc o.. ihs O. 90. frssh peanut hutfer.
$50 H. 2 no 800 uss strained honey
fsr tb new comb honey. 90 stalls
fr-3f. white navy beans ffc o. Orleans
utalaaaeH. 100 cam large rolta toilet
raper. CSC. cans any Frires. ssr sun
Maid raisira Ihs 600 rsw rrpp figa. ?
~ $50. Table shaker salt pkua Be-.
bars crystal White susp. go Stall -.
boiling brsf. ftar 10 ooruel beer. ne
3D.. hauhurvar. q iha gtr
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Waterfront Notes
BUYS YACHT ONCE
OWNED BY NOVELIST

The famous schooner yacht Cas-
co. once owned by Robert Louis
Stevenson. which has been plying
out OF Puget sound to British Co
lumbla ports for several years. has
been bought by Capt. Harry Cros-
by. a Seattle mariner. who will
have the schooner hauled up on the
ways at the Ballard shipbuilding
plant for q thoro oyerhauling,
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CARRY z. q. SUPPLIES

The steamer Crook, of the Alas
ka Engineering commission, and
the frelghter Skagway Of the Alas
ka Steamship Co, sailed Monday
night for Anchorage The vessels
carried supplies and engineering
equipment for the construction Of
the T. 3 railroad II the passage
10 Cook inlet IS closed. they VIII
discharge their cargoos at Seward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-30

FREEZING. Va. oct &c Marion
Elswick came up on Cumberland
mountain hunting squirrels. As he
was passing by ledge of rock. he
felt his hat leaving o. head AS
the hat went he caught at it and
felt something cold and snaky," as
he describes H.
Upon looking up he saw n mon
stcr hlacksnake suspended from a
limb holding the hat.
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FRENCH PUSHING
FORWARD AGAIN

PARIS, oct. 30.-French forces
today wrenohed back from the en-.
omy trench elements around
Caurieres wood. which powerful
German attacks, reported yester.
day had gained over n 500-yard
front
The official report today said
that further German attacks on the
same positions had been thrown
back.
On the lachuame wood. Bezon-
vauX sector. the war office report
ed active artilleryng. a German
air raid over Nancy. with slight
damage and one victim, was re.
ported
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stall 80. crabs. for efc. fresh goldfish.
) lbs BIO. freah opened CLANS. i0c pt
Stall 30. lard substitute o lbs t5c.
choice rirloiu steak. 2gtbc 10. pot roast
.Ia1r D. Stall 105. 100 bottle prepared
mustard. 100. 600 can WoHson OIL. Soc,
% pure ground cocoa. 22c bar Ivory
soap sc. Stall ie'. 10 bars laundry soap.
So. cans milk 1fo tuceda biscuit. &C.,
host patent flour. 13.7t Stall III, pump
tina. De-. 100. Toe. goo each. ounces. 2
lbs Doe. cooking npplop. 81 o. box. small
Burbank POTATOES. . 90 sack Stall 100
fancy canning pears. lbs. lbc. ft1i
box Stall log largo potntoeH. 81 %
sack: aptsenherg apples. 81 80 box.
peaches. 35c crate. stall 100 fancy ap
plea. SOC hoY 90 nm go. 81 10 sack. sweet
nrnnna.- -m. Lm.. 7 DO. no
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atsUs 10 81. bars Cfysist WHITE sosp
go. 4ar bail hluiuE 10, mia Valu'
brand rnffes zoe o. Sea Foam pow
der Ihulhi. &C. ih 1909 Fifs' eve A..
uoufa mfnrausat o.. DO saurrkrnut
ice a. Stall &C. frssb salmon. tre %
red snapper. lba str; awslta, 100 Do
sraha ANA ovaterH Rfnils tO2-fe7. hest
fresh rbururd uHfter. tlc 3d.. 2 lbs. ~ OF
washington creamery. sc D.. he $50.
guaranteed oregon eggs 2 dos. 7Gc pea.
mot butter. made daily. ttr To- ~. lbs
tpc. - ibH s5r ground chocolate, 80
lb. ihH $50. Armnur'a best margarine
afe ~ .5c coffee. i0r Stall ii6. cir
lotn steak. 7oc % pot roaaf. 1850 %
veal roast, 15i sc lb StRli Z. home mads
minrsmoat. 15r 10 Flake white. 20,
d.. home made WayonnaiHa. 900 % 20
tafp satad. 100 81 Hauerkraut. iUc ar
stall toi. old electric irons taken IN un
urw Hot Points stalls 2.a-f-f. shoulder
or iawb. 1880 ~ pot roast 1850 10.
veal chops. 1870 d., lamb chops. -,
&c. CLUB HnutaEe. $50 10 rtewinR meat
lbs zsc. choice chickens. 2tiac ID.
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FOUR ABOVE IN BUTTE

Nv rnit~d rre-s Leased Wire
BUTTE. Oct. 30-All snowfall
records in Silver Bow county were
broken today. Official figures
show that in the last four days is
inches OF snow has fallen. more
than during any October since
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COAST SCHEDULE CHANGES

with the sailing OF the steamer
Admiral Farragut for san Fran
cisco and other Southern ports
next Saturday. the first change in
the schedules of the coastwise and
winter traffic will have taken
place. The steamer Admiral Wat
son will follow the Admiral Farra-
gut ON the Southern run. while the
steamer Spokane will run to
Southeastern Alaska ports.
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FIRE ESCAPE THIEF
L0OTS HOTEL ROOM

Climbing up a fire escape 20 the
room az l. n Mokalg. Richelieu
hotel. gio Occidental ave. a burglar
obtained four auitcsaeH. pair -
shoes. and an ivory jewel cas-"
Tuesday night lie then escaped.
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German sailors informed near
Fort Mcpherson. Ca. are earning
their tobacco money By casting up
toy American. French and German
soldiers for the children OF Amer
lea 4 group Is here shown with
their forge end casting materials.
and the finished product They
mako any nations soldiers. except
the British Tho Germans ray
they'l have nothing 90 with things
British
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-30

| Stall ~. veal outlets. &c N round
steak. PC H. stall q grape juice ORed
/ wing. i6c pt. 8fc at. kippcrod her
/ ring. 22c ran. baked beans uteinEl. stc
ran. AndrrHon'a. AlRHkR herring o.
each. toilet paper. rolls sso. Naptha
/ washing powder. 2sr cau. hlack-ey
heaur roo 10 stan a.. best Jersey hut
/ tor 500 H.. run cream cheese. 400 10.
[ gthli 30. rys broad. . loavrs Goo. raihn
I bread loo loaf
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NOTICE ~ uEHEBY GIVES THAT
tho Port Commission - the Port -
Seattle. municipal corporation orer-
afinr public wcarint basin % r1as
junction uith their durk and yaTs-
house 81 the Boil ~ Terminal ga the
city - Seattle Warrington. wtii sell
81 public suction. 81 the hour % 70 %
NJ. on tho pth day 81 %ovsmbsr.
1879. ~ said hell at Terminal tho
fniIowtng described property. o-uif
or small launch. about ~ feet long.
bearing the naus "Hoas." which vas
placed g. storage ~ Mr. shepard
who pufrorfa 20 30 tho owner thereof
and on whora account Haid inurrh wee
hsll IN storage The said launch viii
10 sold 70 satisfy lien Tor storage
charges ln tho nun ~ 1855. being
storage charges arrrUinE from tho let
day ~ October. 1915. 20 The gfn day
~ November. 1917. together Win req
sonabis charges Of notice. advottirs-
fnsnt ard sala
n ~ any time before tho said launch
10 Hold sald Mr shepard shall pay
tho Port Of Seattle the amount uscss.
sary 20 satisfy tho above Hen. and pay
tho reasonable eTpsnasH and liabilities
incurred IN serving notice and advcr-
tisinR and preparing for ths sale up
10 tho time Of snid payment. the Hati
launch shall 10 delivered 90 him
Dated this 20th day ~ October. 1919.
PORT on SEATTLE
~ vs.. y lincoln.
Auditor
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SI1H::'l!::!D!!!y

weather records have been kept. 4
A heavy snowfall is continuing
today. The temperature today was
four degrees above zero. the low
est temperature ever recorded here
for October.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-30
STEEL co. DECLARES
EXTRA DIVIDEND

Hy United Press Leased Wire
NEW YORK, Oct 30.-The usual
per cent extra dividend was de-
clarod today on United States
Steel Common.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-30

IDEAL RANCH
400 CASH. Us MONTHLY

81 acre tract ~ good alder land
nearly all cleared. Just enough
trees for shade some fruit
trees ard berries on place good
s-room house. wired for electric
lights and phone. chicken
house. barn and good we'll. with
forcs pump. place ~ al fenced.
One ran live on this ranch ana
work In city WIN aeil FOR
1880, on these extremely low
terms n fit0 cash anil tfb
monthly. Zoe fare. Is minutes
20 Third and Pike. Inquire for
Mr., Ferres. 200 New York Blk.
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I2-Male Help Wanted

WANTED - LoGoERs. RioorNo
sIISoERs cTIAsERs cHoRERnEs
vALLERs. FUCKERS AND ALL
ROUND LoGcERA STEADY EN-.
pLorMEST. NO FEE CALL At
iu. ALASKA BUILDING. SIMPSON
LocGNg co
ifso on MORE EARNED DUNNO
July ~ each Of seven men over Is
per week or better hest selling
months % year atiii ahead. EHriuaivs
territory. free OUTFIT. sFperisnca un'
necessary. cash advanced weekly
Every home a prospect for guaranteed
trees. shrubs berries Topp~nisb
Nursery Co. Toppsnish, Wash
THE HtPPoDROME GUARANTEES TO
teach you old ~ new dances Prot
Oswald. Elliott aiar Ths Higpoirpns.
flfth ARD univsrsiiy
WI q 0REENEs FORMERLY
Traete'D upstairs Hnff shop astia risn'a
t7s suits Yer Us soSH THIRD ave.
$50 VALUE TROUSERS FOR III
Lundaulst- Tliiy upstairs clothes shop.
qr.sn BlaE. Feurth ard riks
3l-Female Help Wanted
ALL NEw on OLD DANCES GuARsS-
sssd taught. Hours I 20 and 10
~. Fifh and University Frof os-
vaid. Elliott iitT.
GIRL FOR COOKING AND GENERAL
h0uaswofx whore second maid 10 kept
Separate cottage Tor maids Fhons
q. 4. i7ss.
WANTED-A STEADY GiRL To HEt.P
mother whore there are three grown
sons: no washing iust like home. Ap-
ply 5ish SPRING At. IA rear
sTAMPfNG cHRiFrNAa NOVELTIES
-. sgsre tlIns A. home 2ss Enpirs hldg
43-Lost and Found
LOHT-BRowN LEATHER HANDBAG.
Hunday evening IN transferring from
Renton car 10 1'th ave. Contains
valuable rings ana other articles. Lib
srni reward. Phons East ss1f
LOST BLUE AVID WHITE WEDGE
wood cameo brooch. IN Ballard or
Fremont-Baiiard car. or near Pike ~.
Reward. Phone ballard 1T2
LOsT-cHfLD's FUR NECK PIECE.
white. on Ballard Beach car or 5ath
and zf;h ave. Saturday. At .. M.
Reward. ballard 1909.
NINE MORE YOtfNG LADIES WANTED
70 IN big dancing class nov organ
izinE at the Hlppodrom". Fifth and
1Iysr1,,y; W 1s,1sZ ,1SlllSlsSit,~~.ooo>
15-For Sale Miscellaneous
SASH AND DOORS
Notice advance IN prices Largest fac
tory IN tho west selling direct from
mill 20 consumer We sell anybody
ship anywhere. nud guarantee ssfs do.
livery. ATud Tor our large illustrated
catalogue 10 ~. mailed postpaid.
without charge. on request.
t-rtoaa panel doors .............ii ~
Cottage front glass d'.ora ........ 2 30
Cottage windows. large bottom glass
1910. trauaOm glass cons .....4 +05
Spruce flour bins. 1gx2frtg ........ ! 30
screen. doors. 2-sEe-s. heavy Raivan-
tied wiz ..s.s..... t....... .......o. -
, See our prices on frames. uouidinRs. mill
work. builders hardware. prepared
roofing. plaster board. stg.
. s. WILLIAMS co
1873 First Ave. ses,tle. wash
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~ THE DISTRICT counr or THE

| IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE
Of wasbipeto,, ~srthsrr Diti.,an
""'' I'm " rfitii ~ ''N' ~
In tho Matter Of H. D. Hslntsslman.
To the trodltors o, tho above named
..d eepErap 1.,.,, .,... u.., .u o.. .,r,
aay q october I'i, tho ssla =
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l5-For Sale Miscellaneous

- s"h-FH
nuNN artiA THUMBS
Ana baEs fos less Hsrairins 20 iuEsHEs
sud umbf~iiss tts Second ave. near
rtAWrEuiNl. muck oR CEMENT
work. Ola or rss. promptly attended
60 at reasonable rates rhnus Eiliatt
SIS
NEW PIANOS rop urSr RESr Ar
piiru Dn puft base MtYsfs ruusr. stq
tnien.
rtANus SPECIAL nARoAtks tN orr
exchange department. Asyst-feusf
sie tuion -
LOVELY reRaiAS KirrENa PHONE
North 1871.
1txsse Soss Z, % I.sTs yes y,
md HAND CLOTHING
Ci1riuNo norGttr ASp SOLD 1894
f'irst ays 1913 wssiiakr sss Fhens
-
i6-Wanted Miscellaneous
~ You HAvn ASSriuSa TO exit
e.n tie Pacific suesioa CO Msin esq
s. y So ~ spaa assa suits oth.f sfti-
elss pruportienatslg Main tfti
50-Furniture for Sale
FURNITURE roR AAf.E oF 3 uooMH
.,i sss:s &, ct q c.l = - J..,,s.: -
5i-Furniture Wanted
We NY MORE UHNp FURNITURE
snY raF higher rftrrs than anF houss
IN the city ffhans Mafa $3.50 hssttis
surtion Co, sees Second ave
lJsss gS,s & e, ~. Vie ~,
55-Busincss Personals
- 81 issssas iiitis eass. -ai's
49, step, military tsfsr, fut
t01 trot Fantls. taafis bette Pal.
~ faHs. othsfs ia's from Nsw
N York Cify Day AMI svea.
Mn tnEs Private halls
d" STEVENS i W.. -. ~, -
s.utsr psnciar Teachers Assp. 81 Y
pfAMoNpa WATCHES ANp INwEi..
~. siivsrvsr.. cut glass sna clocks not
oair rvssanahis. tes stsoiuislJ rsilabis.
sssh Or credit
PETER MICHAEL.
-os ptk. ~ js-sisf.
rcrrnsFiY a; iss. s~~end Az.
wAwTrp-ot.p rAfan TEETH tpow-r
NATTER ~ BROKEN. HONEST
PRICES PAID cAHu rDH OLD
ootp. HtLyxR AND DIAMONDS
G SMITH Htp0. rornru Ft.onH
Diamonds ct while Tru .at. fsHsirT
repaired sri Fsnndfiea
Wosk nuarautssd a. shoissais prtrst
SMITH JTwEt.nv MO CO
az T. q SMITH ut.Do. Toartn Ftoef
ouR CouuHN MAKES rfSiHttEp
dancer % 500 WIZ wsitf puf -.
suits guaranteed itipgoarons. FiftA
ssa vuivsrsi'y Elliott iitf
REV GNEENE = HOTEL. HOLLAND.
FOURTH ard tsffsf-aa. near court house
Easily reached Tor ministerial services
Private parior- Main s,ai
WAgrtNE rfANO rt.AYtSu
Ard rerular music taught in 20 lessons
rauta#es nidE
ICE CREAM AND CAKE. zee. ~
t3een = end s s. m.. on HuniaT SOC
venhsr e. ~ iio stat eve nrar fssiFf
PRACTICAL NrEHE--MnH wtfLEIk.
ssn. s0is itth y w. phone ballard
1881,
EODAk rs AT i. AT s T1tEN RI
done 10 cents roll jacobs. r..i
WlHg
ktvAsAUoHs - 60 nat. 1895 u. az
Di,NvEE pYU wOHxa--iies 7th sv-
s--S--,~-s->-N~~~e~~~~~~
59-Legal Notices
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BEAUTIFUL VIEW


WHY NOT nv INDEPENDENT
Do you know mat 70 acres ran b
bought on main land. Just north %
elty. on main highway. 70 BE- paved.
) only two miles from hank. stores.
4 mills. etc Part black bottom. bal
4 sncs brown loan. practically level.
nice creek For only $3.50 on terms
absolutely 20 suit purchaser.
Yres title Insurance See this in our
auto free
AAgEW 4 SEXTON co.
1910 FIRST Ave Elliott 57iT.
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fo,se % Seattle. On rood auto road
torres $50 carf haianfs monthly: be.t
-ssrs buy on otha market
aCHuoErsEH. 81 Green Building
syg0 I0ra IN BAN u,TRANciaCO
value 5000. 200 feet from car. over
boxing hay. IN sIrhnnRs FOR acreage
near seattle WRITE Hor H-s'. stssr
son RAfE' 10 AChEa q MIfh FRoI
- r. g. station and from latn
Faraamfaishs for $500 terms 1900
DOZEN. balance % suit purchaser Phone
AsnTood 1850.
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well located, west % Seattle: good
neighbour. fine market. and splendid
soii
scHEs. ii7s
,1s CAgII AND 40 PER MONTH
CLIFFORD T. VAN AHaDALE. Inc.
1919 THIRD ave. Si Washington 81
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11-Acrcage for Sale

--F6 ACNt.s ctEAr
acres cleared. su good land hahn
- araftIe 90 Tacoma market En'a
u~frhhafs ani school
PnIcE sfsQt EAaY rEhMa
e,f.ft'Fpun a VAN AftHpAtE. Inc
f8fa Tntrd ave. tet ashtns soH ~ =,
.~5~<>~~<>>-a-e>.~i> sss>ss>. 49, ~
f6-Watcr Front Property
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84-Female HeIp Wanted

ALL sEw or OLD DANCES GuARss-
tssd taught. Hours % and TO
II Fifth and University. PROT o.
waid Elliott fiaT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-08
MILITARY DANCE 1T.
PALMETTO BEACH 1
POPULAR EVENT

1t was estimated that at least ore
thousand patrons were on the grounds
at Palmetto Beach last night, in at
tendance on the military dance, given
by Captain Philips military company.
Extra cars We're requjsitioned 10 care
for the crowds, which overlooked on
Main and PalafOx streets, and the reg
ular service was augmented by a spe-
cial train between 7:15 and 7:45
o'clock. Hundreds of persons patron
lied the dance, who usually do not
care for such functions, it was said,
all endeavoring to offer their bit to
aid the city's only military company.
During yesterday afternoon a brass
band was engaged and the musicians
were placed on an electric car and
were taken over the city lines, dis
coursing stirring music. Immediately
following the "band car" was an un-
occupied car, placarded with notice Of
the dance for the benefit of the mill
tary company. This method Of adver
Using, augmented by Journal ads, re
suited in the record crowd Of the
season patronizing the dance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-08
Californian Had
Kidney Trouble

Jack Naltos, Copperopolis. Calf,
says: Il had such a severe case of
kidney trouble I thought / would have
to sell out my business. / took three
bottles OF Foley Kidney Pills which
entirely relieved me and I have had
no recurrence of kidney trouble since
then"
Some days it seems as if you can
no longer bear the pain and misery
you suffer from kidney and bladder
troubles. The ache across your back
grows worse with every move you
make and every step you take. 1t
just seems to rob you of all strength
and energy. Your head aches, you
are nervous and worn out. sleep poorly
and have no appetite, stomach is up
set and bowels irregular.
Foley Kidney Pills lessen the pain,
until it IS finally gone entirely. They
give strength and tone to the LIdneys
make them strong, active, their &C
ton becomes regular and normal
again. and your health grows better
each day you take this great healing
medicine.
tat r .sY3TRTT'S 2EARBFAJF~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-08

Washington, June The Silver
shell is the steamer referred to in
yesterdays state department an
nouncement as having sunk a Ger
man submarine after an exchange of
sixty shots in a running fight of an
hour and a half.
The state department did not an
nOunce the name Of the steamer be-
cause it has been this governments
policy not to disclose the names of
ships having engagements, because
officials feel it marks the ship for
further attack as they believe was
the case with the Mongolia 1t has
been the policy also not to identify
~ gun crews on merchant ships so
as not to add to their hardships in
case of capture. The British have
followed this same policy because in
cases where the Germans have iden-
titled gun crew or a commander as
having attacked or sunk one of their
submarines, they have subjected the
prisoners to unusual severity
The navy department received word
some days ago Of the action between
the Silvershell and the submarine.
Inquiries were made promptly of the
naval gun crew at the port where
the ship had arrived and the account
of battle was confirmed.
AS turret captain of the dread
nought Arkansas, Clark has held high
rating among warrant officers for the
navy and was selected to command
the guard on the Silvershel because
of his ability and steadiness proven
through years of naval service.
Secretary Daniels did not say what
grade he was contemplating in the
promotion for Clark.
The other members of the Silver
SHELLS gun crews were George R.
Briner, Jameson, Mo; Thomas F. At
well, Providence, r. l.; Frank Brous-
seau, Southbridge Mass: Joseph s
Celone. Ansonia, Conn: Donald F
Chisholm, Jersey City; Walter R.
Eealn, Boston, Mass; Thomas J.
Icahy, Springfield, Mass; William
GLartens, Brooklyn. n. y: Leo Maur-
or, New York City; Jerrie l.. Patter-
son, Forsythe county. Ga; Lawrence
Il. Ray, huntsville, Y. c.; Herman L
Seedorf, Brooklyn, =. Y.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-08

It's in the schools, the liberty loan
is.
At $50 this morning in the high
school building, J. T. y. YonEe and
Penn Harvey will address teachers,
the students and such parents or
guardians as may care to attend. on
the liberty loan, what it means to
civilization, and how education will
benefit from it.
Prof. Rogers requests that all stu
dents to be at the building at $50
am.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-08
STORY OF HOW
SHIP WAS SUNK
Continued From Page One.)

She was attacked and sunk in the
Atlantic May =. None of the crew
appear to have been lost, although
the German slinker was Smelling the
lifeboats W-4.@n the American destroy
er happened to show up on the hori-
zon, it is announced,
This was one of the largest sailing
ships to have loaded at Pensacola in
a long time, and Capt Ekblors, who
spent about a month in Pensacola,
formed many warm friendships while
here. 1t was said that he had spent
the greater part of his life at sea,
hence the honor given him of COM
handing the large squarc-rigger.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-08

Nearly All Comforts Of Home VIII
BE Provided in Busy Soldier Cities
Health and COntentmcnt to Pro
duce Pep" in Preparation.
Washington, June Not al the
comforts of home, but most Of them.
will be provided by Uncle Sam for
the armies he is to train this fall
and winted for our war with Ger
many.
Instead of improvising conCentra-
ton camps, and rushing the selection
of The first 100000 men to be raised
under the new universal service act
no men are to be called until canton
ments can be built to provide con-
Portable and sanitary housing coudj-
tons for them during training.
Fcw appreciate the magnitude Of
this task. There are to be f6 can
CORNERSTONE for each Of Is army
divisions.
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THE CENTRAL PHARMACY,
100 South Paiafox Street Phones TITS
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AUTOMOBILES.

DODGE BROS. MOTOR CAR.
G. II. HAYS, Dealer Phone 874.
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Mrs. Reilly)-Senior Girls: Maimee
Turner, Media Taylor, Marion Keel
ing, Ethel Mcdonald, Care LoNise
Yniestra, Myrtle Rice, Hilda Hall
mark, Edna Riedel, Vivian Mcclellan,
Adelaide Yniestra, Lucille Sellers,
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Creary, pianist; first violins-Ed
Lurton, 10; c. }. Heinberg, 10; Mer
cedes Cafero, 10; Harry Rowland
10; McHenry Jones, 10; second Uo-
lins-Louis Tatom, IT; Geo. Green
wood, 10; EGTth Cooney, 10,
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WHEN MASTIC PAINT GOES
ON THE HOUSE, TIE
FOR RENT" SIGN
COMES OFF.

Too many houses are without ten
ants on account Of their appearance.
It's false economy to let your proper
ty stay implanted. You not only lose
revenue, but its value and lie are
lessencd to n marked degree.
The expense of painting is by far
less than the loss thus incurred
The wise owner paints his property
before he puts the for rent sign on.
Let us tell you how little it will really
cost YOU to paint Your house with MAS
TIC PAINT-"the kind that lasts" Its
the best paint for you to use. The
purest white lead and zinC-oxide. so
per cent. each, ground in pure linsecd
oils, go into it, That's the reason
it stood the test of time of half a CEN
fury, Don't put off painting. lot us
figure with YOU at once. Ask for FREQ
paint booklets and color card.
Mckenzie, Oerting & Co.
Pensacola, Fla.
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Rhoda Benn.
8. Report of Judges.
9. Song, columbia the Gem of
the Ocean"-Everybody.
Music by High School Orchestra
Edward Lurton, director; Julia
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81 Graduates-EXerCises
at Opera House
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Twilight League, senior business man
ager for class play and commence
ment exercises.
s. Franklin Bell, whose zeal and all
around ability made him a positive
factor in student activities.