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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-23
LEGAL NOTICES
FOR SALE
aAsH AND DOORS

ASH AND DOORS
The hes, place 70 buy your sash ara
doors t. from o. y WILLIAMS CO
We not only sell for less. but viii give
you satisfaction or rnorsy back. We
own our own mill. make prompt ship
msnu ard guarantee SAFE delivery
f.nf FOR our big illustrated CaiaioE No
~. mailed free. postpaid. promptly on
request
s-eroEs panel doors No. i......ii1i
Craftsman doors s..s.-s s.s.s lafb
Glass doors a. low as .,.........- -
7sr2s 7-HKht window .-.......... is
Bungalow easement sash ........ So
Srs ho,hed .ash ................ s2s
i-piy Cold Seal Roofing .......... i1b
-. veneer Panels 81 ~ ...... .esH
ara s-'oot flooring and ceiling.
1000 fee. .....................
20 a-foot flooring and ceiling.
900 feet .....................
bungalow cedar siding and sin.
for staining. standard lengths. 1000
Cupboard doors. frames finish. mould
inEs. builders hardware riaas. etc
o u. WILLIAMS
Tel Main Bf1 1874 First ave. =
PifOSOGHAPHs our sPEcfALTY
We trade buy. rent repair
MUSICAL RECORD ENcUANGE
1915 Westfake Elliott 2s7s
CLEARING HOUSE
For Musical Instruments
NY BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT PIANO.
IKE uew. f35 takes ~. cost me tf00.
stool and cover included gce 81 quick
tbt Flnh ave. between Pike and
Union.
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2s-APARTMeNrs. UNFUR.

fDWEH REST
Sever before occupied. flrEls looms
Apartments steam. hot water light
o. 90 IN 81 90 month Details ph00
beacon lsHO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-23
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
ASK
MADAM CORDEllA

PIiHENOLOGlST AND MEDIUM
Who is stftnd wtth the puWrr go fHfeHse
fauf past atd future life H~id her won.
drfful tnus ledge enables hef tu lifi ihH
veil ~ mystery aud reveal 20 Ynu htl
tho important matters ~ ne fhr can
tell sou shp your enemies are au1 Why
they aru enemies 90 sou. Hhs rsu sls1
tell Yuu hos Co conquer them hud hHN
Co make happiness between man and
wife n there are sFtl Influences over
fau. she can fell you how 90 otsfrprus
them also tell sou and rive sou the
Initials ~ the one Ynu will marry. ana
~ the one Buu love is true or false She
advises how 90 BRING tho separated co.
rothsr ana iu regard Co your ahs@nt
friends and tell the secret - hslnG
happy ana sucreaaftu Dos lifs hhs viii
give you nnlB tfathfHl advice Madam
fafd~lia can advise YOU tn regard 20
your business and financial affatrs and
can tell sou shat business ~ vocation
viii 10 urhY f4r sou. Consult her -
ones nn anf matters that are causing
sou worry or trouble vernon Hotel
gfGh Union st Readings uov zoe Go
convince the public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-23
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
ROYAL EGYPTIAN
OUEEN

Ulfff1 IFTUfIHH UNTFU0T0FI7T- TIl"7 YOU
palm Thoroughly read ana explained ~
a genuine Egyptian palWlsi uud .Iair
taysnt. Qua naturally Rirsd with the
power 80 tell many coming events ~
your life Fhs tells what you called f0r.
names ~ frtsnds enemies hoN 90 gain
success 10 business. health. courtHnlp.
marriage divorce. speculation and
tfnuaastiaus ~ Oh kinds no matter
what may 10 your ambition. hope or
fear Hhr guarantees 60 help you hfs
you in ffoubi~T DO you ma tho one
sou have bestowed sour frIst and 30.
farti1nH upon hsfinE fn1i ana indiffer-
ont faHaFd fuuF fho advises on all
important AFFAIR." ~ NE Special mis-
p.seE. readings 20 cents fst tniser-
city corner hiEfh asr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-23
40 PLACE LIKE HOME
YOUR OWN HOME

BROOM. naw modern bunEalos marine
vi~N Hatlard Reach. close 60 car
f'rirs ~ $50. tg9e cash
t.raon nouae close o. Price 'sea iiee
cash
s.rosn. modern iot sartao Prize
81 900. ft0e cash
Yot-Nu & BWDUENG
5000 Vernon place rhnu~ ballard as
rms 10 ACRES rs WORTH LOOKING
20. trs al cleared, but few siumps.
house and barn good veil and two
springs. 40 bearing fruit trees. Close 20
good town. twn- tit fare from Neatfi~
Prize only o. soc on teri ma, s9me trade.
Cali at as Green HidE
81 900 = f-nonM VIEW. MOpEHN
house haif block from car. two blocks
from steel plant at Youngstown tisg
cash StS prr month. Fsttit. West ilsp
YounTstoun
YOrR RENT MONEY Will. HrT A
home from Adams AZ FaantIsroY West
-->-~-~----~~-----~-----~ --------->---~---
aS-FOR SAIE-FARh LANDS
YOUR CHANCE rs N CANADA RICH
lands and business opportunities OTTER
you ind rprndanc~ Yarn lands, 81 90
$40 an arr~. irrigated lands tfA e. tse.
20 years 60 pay iE.o9a loan IN iw-
pruvsnsnts aT ready tuAdn farms lnau
% livestock tax~# average under 90
cents an acro. no taHes on Improve.
meats personal property ~ livestock
good markets churches schools frats
Telephones excellent clitnats--crupa ard
livestock prove O. special HON ~EeskrrH
fare c~rttflcatrH Wflta fur free book
lets Allan Cameron General suPertu-
tendent Land HfaaeH. Caa.dlan Pacific
Rv. $50 Ninth ave caiEsrv. Alberta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-23

rREpEnirK & NELSON HAVE ron
r1o~s As ErnANp novs ron Hors
Sor ATTENDING scuooL APPLY
EMPLOYMENT HrHEAu
WIRELESS orERAToRs sELDo "
earn less than rs IN 800 per month
and stpsusss Special might class nov
forming 20 train for these positions
Seattle School - wireless TsieEraphy
Room 2io " 9 4 building
MODERS barber COLLEGE
III Washington g.
YounE man. BE- barber. sHn wages
uhue learning. positions open scholar
shlps and diplomas issued personal In
s'ructions and demonstrations
BY DOING BUSINESS UPsTAtRs
Tracis sells mems Us suits and over
coats Tor tiS. Tracis's Upstairs suit
shop e0sh Third ave
UNREpEEMED PLEDGES SELLING
out OrerCoats rafnroafs NncktnawH
suits jsNslrv. musical Instruments
guns etc Bargain Store Loan office
i2o First ave =. cornsr washinEton.
1900 VALUE TROUSERS FOR 1850
Iundquisf -Lllly upstairs clothes shop.
Green Bldg. Fourth and Pike
WANTED PAPER HASgER ASD
painter State terms Address D-si.
star
KAvANAU0rrs t2oo hats 1905 it ave
READ STAR WANT ADS
Ne --
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

~ ACREAGE FOR SALE
10 vol k>owf
no NOt RtAt.isIf
one crop ~ potatoes yan pas for tho or
isiual raat - the land tn One season
MiiN sitoI INIT NoI MY tN>pr
- ruEhI Any utrrtR
i>NESrMn>rs
20 ACRE~ ~ rorNrO tNNp
only 20 minutes on main hshNaY from
our office. VrN rich soil running
race $500, NorR ow> TERMS
500 this BOO uuf auto
NA~I> ~fNrON 60.
i3io rirst Ave Eu'u afti
FuR DETAILS oN LANDS
ttandy Co our mills and camps
Write or see v ~ MEiktEluitN.
Mxr Land Dept 1904 :. e. Smith hldE
SEATTLE WASH
"You deal with us direct"
THREE LAKES tt'MuER co
FOR sALE-io ACRES AuoUr uNE-
third mile from urcvn Lake station.
between Green Lake and Lake Wash
ington an plated For further par
uculHr, write 60 Alex Mcleod. Top
peuish Wash
.Ts ACRES. ABOUT WAiF MILE OF
the y = depot az GrntralIa. rnr salr
cr trade for Seattle lots or acreage
Martin Wilson. it-t Eishth ave Main
stst
AWFULLY CHEAP
10 acres hair cleared 5-room house
fenced. Food we'll half mile tn paved
road Wow % Sound located NORTH -
cig ONner says sell for 81 soc. on
terms
SCHROEDER us Green mds
WI uANE mo ot rno~r I'M
Colby tracts set Extra xooi alder in
sight ~ Seattle Price $500. $50 90
cash. SIC 90 per manth
CLIFFORD NAN Ak~DAiT. Inc.
1913 Third Ave. l7t Wilmington 81
sPt rs ONtoNS-too ACRES Hor-rOM
running water. 90 cleared. halidlnss
VIII 80 for itself ono crop Price SO
per acrs terms Sca owner.
UuGu MctEou LarEleY wash
NINE ACHh>. BICH. MACK ~oiL
Plenty % nice timber ntra iiff'r stream
aud handy % Eoei cash market
CLIFFORD a VAN tK-D.tE. Inc.
1919 rhird Ave ioi washington 81
s ACRES. PARTLY IMPROVED owN.
~r viii sell 81 a barEatu Addrrs, ~ js.
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43 LOTS FOR SALE
tisS 4 TOT MAXINE VfEw ONE
block from ear ncar steel plant and
ship Yards West Seattle Fetut. West
tt=s foanEstrsn
ntNUAt.oNs FoR REST HV ADAMs
Fnunfls~nv West Gss
- FOR SALE-NOUSES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-23

- NEWEST WALK aanre. or
~ lessons. private hale. yoans
~V tady and man teachers. no AT.
ference " rsu haven't danced
hsfefs nap ahi evening"
STEVENS 40 rss ,,,, az
4 dgHMAS. ~ YEAns OLD. All.
dsni - Alaska Wishes che a~auatnt.
Anes - isaF between IS and IS
years old nsF-nAn~ preferred. object
fnasrtmauy 80 Hst Star
wuRKtSu gtWt. "a WoffD LIKE TO
msst somebody Interested ia church
literature and snn.thinx wnrsh white
for esfnpattnnanip Maifimonr "a.
dress H.ss. star
YUt SO MAS. 81 YEARS ON GO0D|
character cansiassad fair ioohfaK wuh
good paYtnE business etshss lads
partner Ntanw pssferred object mat.
rimany Address IS. star
LApiEa ar HENEpiEa roRtTivEfY
Guarantssd cafe ard surs Terms sait
all cases is1. isth ave. Eas, Madlson
koDAkEnH-''iS At / Art THErnnI
dens" 10 cents q reit facets. =. 4
e CYLINDER PHoSo0RArmsI
HTN ard Records Sold
G1l rHONOGRspH SUPPLY
VII HOUSE
ibfs w.s'iak. Phone aain oTs
GTTRRcTiVE EpfcNTTD wis0w
wishes 90 meet bnnotab}a gentleman
- good standing and means 20 60 g.
~iih virs - uatriuonf Ues4. star
soCtknfE tSp rtRn cLrH tADfEa
free Frtfay and Tuesdar 3 ~
iit Flfth Elliott 1ofsw
N0HWEGfAS CHRIHrfAS FKnMTT
f5 wishes - correspond sim Eirl OIL
uidrv between - and al years ahiee,
matumnnr H7p STAR
REFINED ELDERLY WIDOW mr.
aires tho arquaintan~a - rsnti.man
frum go 20 50 Years - age object nat.
Uwany address y is star
Oct ACQUAINTED soCfETr''-MFEr-
iuKs Thursday evenings 1918 EishIh
ave. Az, u.
FOX TROT 80: s.s.. our ,.,., %:a. r.
adult classes taught daily. TO s. Hip.
podroms
LADIES - nv GRyAT. FUccEsFFtfL
remedy positively Ruarani.~d Term.
20 suit all cases and conditions Mad
am Crane. 1853 iith avs Madison cable
LADIES DON'T WORRY WHEN DE.
laYsd or irregular Use Lady EtEIn I'm
ssr'al Tablet. u, nan . per sor,
ruaranteed Crown AGENCY. 1897 sitth
0ai POPULAR DANCES tsu.,, :,
few lessons by expert lady
and man teachers Stage
nm dancing.
Th CARROLL'S7r.,l,nI o = PIKE PIKE
HAPPINESS LIES ~ MARRIED LfFE
Are you ionsiy7 Join Eeatils ReiiaA;.
Friendship club Ladies' free Ada =
Frsns ~ Union Ant n
LADIES' Ny HEGtLAT0V SFVFU
fails one complete treatment free
HnwfhA HrEHImaM
CONFINEMENT HoME-CAsEs ia
per week and up Babies adopted
2io2 D. Madison 1t
LADIES. NY HEMEDY IL PosfTIVFTY
guaranteed or money refunded Call
and 10 convinced cail 1911 Ninth ave
REGisrERED MIDWIFE Mrs VII
leiksen 1918 18th y. w Phone Hal.
lard 1851
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ret 81 n. Port seattle special Election win be held =
the different
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-23
DIRECTORY
THE PHONE
SEATTLE assse MAIN
N>~~N>S>~>~r>NN>>> <>.>s>r>.>J>s~>>e>r>
WANT AD RATES

Alt subscriptions must he started
from date tho subscription u re-
ccived Back numbers cannot be
supplied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-23
ATToRNeYs-Ar.LAW

Ballard Agent; y " MULLEN
Sec Ballard Ave. Phone ballard sos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-23

THE FACTORY HAIR SToRE III THE
place e. get your Nark done a. factory
prices We hava fof sale and manu-
fsrture touTres etss astffhez4 puffs,
fufts ppmps transformations and old
lads front pler~s tYrrf thing tp scar
Sea hair goods 80 made and carry IN
stock ttrau. dyn and make over Fuuf
old s~itrhss tuupses Ntsu rfr MAKE
up year fut hair and eomblnEs In any
pattern you ruaa desire ttet rtFst AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-23

The question as to
10 tho city % Seattle
Port Of Seattle by the
franc hise was obtained
iion 81 the Terminal Bel
igrd for such purpose. q
limits to tisnford Stree
object OF Eurrendering ~
ell OF the CITY Of Seatt
adjoining route 10 the
pany. tho Great Norther
way Company and the
Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-23
BANKS
BILLIARD TABLES
alryctF SUPPLIES
cAATTEl LOANS

VETO 0ooD woRx-o. u HART
vsx. 1881 rsHr,h Phsne NaesisSsoS 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-23
PROPOsITION DE

The question OF the ratification OF the changes
he Comprehensive Scheme Of HArbor Improvement
Z the Port or Seattle. made and adopted IN and
10 OF tho Port Commission January 1oth. 1877.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-23
AMEII-I.Y CllEAp

s ACRES. PARTLY IMPROVED owN.
~r viii sell 81 a bargain Addrrs, MS
star
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-13
- . . = . .
= so THEY'RE ALL SUING
FOR $4,000

Henrietta Friedman entered suit
for $4,000 in circuit court yesterday
for personal injuries she says she
sustained while alighting from an ell
evator on second floor of Carson,
Pirie, Scott & Co.'s department store
on Dec. 4.
Her foot was crushed between ele-
vator and floor when elevator started
upward as she was getting off, she
says. She believes car was allowed
to become defective and dangerous,
so it could not be controlled by the
operator, or else operator was negIi-
gent.
Ward FenderIess Truck Did It
The Ward Baking Co. was named
as defendant in a suit filed in cir
cult court yesterday by the law firm
of Lynn & Hallam, in which $4,000
damages is. asked for the killing at
LOOMS and Blue Island av., Feb. p,
of Frank Fister, 4, 1910 W. 18th st.,
by Ward Co. fenderless auto truck.
One of Those Yellow Cabs
Estate of John Speysal, through
LYNN & Hallarn, has entered suit in
circuit court for $4,000 against the
Yellow Cab Co., one of whose taxis,
it is charged, ran down and killed
Speyskal near his home, 1927 Ho-
man aV.
Hurt at Congress Hotel
Suit for $4,000 against the Con-
gress Hotel Co. was entered in circuit
court yesterday for Mrs. E. M. Hay
mann for injuries received, according
to her attorney, NJ. w. Borders, when
she slipped or was pushed down a
flight of stairs while attending a we'd
ding dinner at the Michigan blvd no
tel during the Christmas holidays
CHICAGO BRIEFS
Ten men caught in gambling raid
on Frank Burns saloon, $50 Madi-
son.
Chief Justice Fitch, criminal court
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-13
Mrs W W. Wallis

Mrs. Wallis, popular club woman
Of New Orleans, is said to be the only
woman in the south to manage a to-
baccO shop. She took up the duties
of her husband when he died a few
years ago. She is president of the
New Orleans chapter, United Daugh-
tiers of the COnfederacy, head of the
New Orleans Federation Of WOmen's
clubs and is active in D. A. r. circles.
LACK OF GAS INSPECTION IN
y death FLATS" BLAST
Fourteen persons in Death Flats"
explosion Of gas Feb. 2 came to
death because Of lax inspection sys-
TEN of Peoples Gas Co., according
to cOrOneT's jury. Changes in city
laws asked so as to get better gas in
spectiOn.
Santiago.-U. S. marines landed
here, taking no sides and gives no
evidence of making Intervention in
row between government and rebels.
-O-O
Now Nebraska leads the world in
the potash industry.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-13
CHICAGO BRIEFS

Ten men caught in gambling raid
on Frank Burns saloon, $50 Madi-
son.
Chief Justice Fitch, criminal court,
Ill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-28
CHILDREN'S HEALTH
OF FIRST IMPORTANCE To A MOTHER.

Nothing causes greater anxiety to
the mother of family than the symp-
toms of illness in one of her children -
Feverishness, loss of appetite, irritability,
or listlessness developing unexpectedly
and without apparent cause, will at once
produce uneasiness and worry in the
mothers mind, uniting her for her daily
duties.
If the illness is due to digestive dis
turbances, worms, or cold in its early
stages, there is no safer, speedier relief
for such trouble than prompt and sys.
tematic use of that old time household
remedy, Il. F." Atwoods Medicine. It
prevents congestion of the digestive APP
paratus, increases the flow of bile, and
helps to correct the entire disturbance.
Always keep a bottle ready for use in
time of trouble, either for children or
adults. At your dealers, IS cents.
Il. F." MEDICINE Co.. Portland, Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-28
what If You Got So You
Couldn't Drink Cold Water?'

the first bottle ] noticed real relief.
commenced to gain weight and strength
a. my appetite became better and my
food began to digest. Nov ! have taken
FIVE bottles Of this wonderful Tanlac and
/ feel like new woman. have no more
indigestion and ! am glad to recommend
Tanlac to others who need some thing for
stomach trouble and to build them up."
Tanlao now 10 being specially intro
duced In South Paris By Chss. 81. How
ard Co. and there 10 . Tanlac agent In
every Maine town. Nearby Tanlac
agents are: Oxford, g. b. Jones; Nor
way, r. p. Stone; West Paris, s. 7.
White; North Paris, b. D. McAllister;
West Sumner, P. g. Barrett; Buckfsld.
]. A. Rawson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-28

Camp bingham, located on the
Tinted States naval magazine GROUNDS
at bingham, Mass. was placed III
commission under. the navy reguia-
lions.
The body of Jennie Hemmingway /,
IA years old, was found In the edge 81
cornfield at St. Adams, Vt. ROD
ert Warm was held pending an IN
vestigation.
The federal government took over
the Bay State rife range at Wake
| field, Mass, until Dec. l. Tine
range is the property Of shooting
| association.
Private Warren K. Daley OF Au-
burndale, Mass. a member Of B bat
terry, was killed when the automobile
| in which he was riding crashed into q
telephone pole.
Essex county, Mass, especially IN
the cities where there are many aliens
is becoming deeply aroused over the
number of aliens claiming exemption
from the draft.
The New England Fish Exchange,
Boston, subscribed $4,000 as the basis
of a permanent fund for the widows
and orphans OF New England fisher
men lost at sea.
CARRIED as boy, 14-year-old Rosie
Pearson of Portland, Me-, wandered
about the state, even working in
factory with men employees, withou,
her sex being discovered.
George w. Proal, IS, an ice dealer
and contractor, shot and killed his
6-year-old daughter, Effie, and then
committed suicide by shooting at his
home at Plainville, Mass.
The strikes of the polishers at the
Remington Arms plant and of the ma
chinists at the Lake Torpedo Boat
company, Bridgeport, Conn.,, have
apparently reached a deadlock.
Napoleon Charest, former member
of H company, Eighth regiment, was
held in $500 bail at Salem, Mass. or
the charge of forging Captain Staten's
name to a check which he cashed.
| A bacteria disease, imported from
Africa to kill grasshoppers, was giver
it's first trial on a farm at Dummers
ton, Vt. 1t is the first experiment Of
the kind to be made in New England
Major General Hodges has been Sc
lected to have charge of Camp Dew
ems at Aver, Mass, where AZ, ~
men will be trained. The troops ~
be known as the Seventy sixth ditS'
sion, U. s. A.
A $40, 900, 900, 900 contract q
thirty ships of the Ferris type -
been awarded by the federal shipping
board to the James H. Mendell En-
cheering and Construction compan!
of Manchester, N. H.
George C. Blickensderfer, 81, in
ventor of the Blickensderfer type
writer, died at his home at Sounc
Beach, Conn. He also invented man!
devices now in use by makers OF mu
nitions and equipment.
When Harry Manovian of Water
town, Mass. bought seven barrels O.
sugar for $1OO he thought he was get
ting a real bargain. When he opened
the barrels he found he had paid $1O'
for half ton of sand and cinders.
Frank Murphy was killed and Jo
seph Lassandro probably fatally in
jured when heavy bulkhead, intend
ed for ship, on which they were
working at Quincy, Mass. shipyards
fell, crushing them under its weight
When Mary Damon, 40, plugged
window cracks and turned on two ga:
Jets in her room in Boston lodgins
house, she succeeded in killing her
self and nearly suffocated Georg'
Blake when the fumes leaked through
into his nearby room.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-28
Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge.

LEON B. WARNER, indiyid.
ually, and Leon B. Warner IN Rsnkrrnt,v
doing business as Warner
Box Company,
Bankrupt.
To the HON. CLARENCE HALE, Judge OF the DE-
trict Court of the United States for the Dl'sre
of Maine:
I EON B. WARNER, individually, and Leon b.
l. WARNER doing business as warner BOY
Company of Norway, In the County OF OIiori'
and State of Maine, in said District, respect.
fully represents. that on the 18TH day OF nay,
last past, he was duly adjudged bankrupt, under
the Acts Of Congress relating 20 BanErapNlI
that he has duly surrendered al 6is properly
and rights of property, and has tuliy comple !,
with al the requirements OF SAD ACs sSa VI
Wherefore he prays, that he may be decree1a
by the Court to have full discharge rom w
debts provable against his estate under sA.l
bankruptcy Acts, except such debts Is Ae q
cepted by law from such discharge:
Dated this Sd day Of July, A. d. 1871 4.
LEON b. WARNER, Warner BOX Cor W
Leon B. Warner, Bankrupt.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
On this 18th day of August A. D. 1911 90
reading the foregoing petition, 1t Is 49,.
Ordered by the Court, that hearing be nl'
upon the same on the 2lst day Of september, =;
d. 1917, before said Court at Portland IN 49, 49,,
District, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon an va
notice thereof be published in The OIf9ni
Democrat, newspaper printed in said DistriGs,
and that all known creditors, and oIheF ga
in interest, may appear at the said hIne s sS1
place, and show cause. II any they nave, W. I.
the prayer of said petitioner should n0' :"
granted. c.,-. ,h,,
the Clerk shall send by mail TO all known c. "a
itors copies of said petition and this orler, =.
dressed to them at their places OF residence .
stated. rrdss
Witness the HON. CLARENCE HALE 'po os
Of the said Court, and the seal thereof ;. ,U.t
land, in said District. on the llth DAY oi Aus'''
A. d. 1917. C,a-t
LIS. FRANK FELLOn ,,
A true copy of petition and order thereon o..
1885 Attest: FRANK FELLOWS Se'A'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-28

81 had stomach trouble 30 badly that ]
could not drink . glass of cold water
without suffering" said Annie Dyer, Of
r. +. d. No. Z, Bangor, - she made q
remarkable statement telling how Tanlac,
the new reconstructive, appetizer and
invigorant has relieved her.
my food would not digest and suffer
cd from Q sour stomach all the time %
this Bangor woman explained. "AfteI
eating I would have pains and disco mfors
/ was told I had chronic indigestion
There were lot of things that I liked
but did not dare eat them because
knew how ] would suffer aftsrward.
81 went on this way until i learned
about Tanlac. decided to try this new
Master Medicine and after had taker
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-28
ARE YOU UNLUCKYp

In August the air 10 full of pollen and
dust that cause trouble for some, yet
others are never bothered. No remedy
does more to relieve hay fever and asth-
ma than Foley's Honey and Tar Com.
pound for coughs, colds and Group. 1t
clears and sootbes the afflicted nose,
throat and bronchial tubes. Sold every
where.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-08-28

A woman can take q plume and wear
1t on one side Of her hat one day, on the
other side another day, on the front oil
her hat another day and on the back
another day. She can year 1t curled
round the rim, under the rim, across the
crown or straight up In the air. But II
man happens to put bis hat on with
the rear end In front he looks like q
durn fool. Cincinnati Enquirer.