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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-02-08
Try one of Polie's specials.

- 0AS VI SAA eFSSAN l
For good clean wash ice, call the
Langdon Wood Yard, phone 45.
AL. Cavers came down from Han.
nah last week and is under treatment
of Langdon doctors.
D. A. Fisher, of the Columbia pool
room, was in Grand Forks a few days
of last week on business.
Andy Krein is n among those
from Langdon who attended the Twin
Cities auto show last week.
Harry Bowles was here Monday
from his home near Osnabrock trans
acting business between trains.
Joseph Heille and Nicholas Schnei-
der were Wales visitors here Friday
for a short time transacting business.
Miss Sabina Winner came down
Friday from Wales for a visit of a
few days with her sister, Miss Mary
WINNER.
MARSH Dickson and family,
among the earlier pioneers Of Linden
township, have left Hannah to locate
at Cabri, Sask.
Simon Schefter went to Milton
Tuesday, where he will put in a part
of the week looking after his business
interests in that town.
B. Prom, who is at the head of the
State Bank of Milton, and is a heavy
asset in the financial interests of that
town, had business here Tuesday.
S.. G. Montague is spending part of
the week here on one of his periodical
business trips, also visiting a num-
Der of old friends and acquaintance.
E. Myers and family were arrivals
Tuesday from Wales, having made a
few days visit with several relatives
and friends in the western part of
the county.
Richard Swinburn went north Tues
day to Wales, returning from a trip
to the st. Paul stock yards, having
also taken in the Twin Cities ice car
nival while away.
Druggist C. A. Spellman returned
Saturday from a business trip east of
a couple of weeks, during which he
visit a visit home with his parents ir
Minnesota for a few days.
Manager D. w. Baldwin, OF the
Cavalier County Implement Co., wa:
a returning passenger Monday from
Grand Forks, where he spent a par
of the week attending to business.
A. w. Toews and wife, pioneer!
of the Moscow settlement, were re
turning passengers yesterday from
visit of some length with a numbe
of their relatives and old friend
across the line in Manitoba.
Howad Adams, born in Hannah
twenty years ago and removing with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E
Adams, to Vancouver, B. c., i
among the Canadian fighting force
now seeing service in northern France
Mrs. Geo. W. Mallough, of Devil
Lake, was an arrival Saturday max
ing a short week end visit here wit
her mother, Mrs Watt and her sister,
Mrs. j. j. Robson. The Mallough
are removing from Devils Lake t
make their home at Miles City, Mont
Arthur Gamble and Joseph Fiel
were 10 town Tuesday from Stilwell
looking after the arrangement of
number of details connected with tn
annual grain exhibit of the Yves
Hope farmers club, which is a bi
event at Stilwe]l on Saturday of thi
week.
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DEAD OF why
RIDGE NOT ALL
BENEATH SOIL
BY J. w. pEGLER

United Press STAFF Correspondent
WITH THE BRITISH AR.
MES IN THE FIELD, June 8.
10y mall)-lf America
could know France today, most
likely American young men
would flock TO her aid by hun
dreds on every transatlantic
boat. The pity OF those scores
Of villages behind the lines,
entirely stripped OF able men,
with many OF the women In
deep mourning as they carry
on the work OF departed sol-
dlers. would appeal more
strongly TO the pure American
than miles OF recruiting post
ere.
Women drive farm wagons.
women herd sheep. women carry
burdens that would cause strike
OF the Moving Mans union back
home. Children assume the bur.
dens OF Homework.
Miles OF field are under cuitlva.
ton. Women are following the
plow or walking down tho ridges
with one arm swinging as they
scatter seed from a bag. Women
pass by on the road. leading farm
horses.
No,re Dame de Lorette has come
out green again. after the terrible
fighting there. Beyond is Vlmy
Ridge. which the French fought 20
hard 10 take before the Canadians
succeeded. Vimy looks down on
tho German lines and far into the
German occupied land The clay
coil OF the ridge is churned un.
imaginably. The British are be.
yond the ridge nowadays. and en-.
gineers are perfecting organization
behind the relentless advance. In
a huge crater on tho crest there
remain a few dead who have been
overlooked, They lie in their
death pastures. amid their rusting
equipment. and near by are a few
French tin hats. mementoes OF the
fight that the French made here.
The Hite OF the Chapel OF Noire
Dame dc l.oret.e IA peaceful now.
tho the chapel Itself IL obliterated.
In the old German trench that ran
thru the church tho French soldler
has put up n little plaster OF Paris
group OF the Holy Family. inscrib-
ed In words Of immortal faith:
"Groupe dc In sainte FNmille de la
Sancta Casa de Lorette. Page de
Gloire ct de Protection Pour Nos
Valiant Soldats."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-23
PLAN RAIL Line
TO SIBERIA BY
WAY OF BEHRINC

WINNIPEG, June IA thru
railway route from the United
States 20 petroerad, by way Of
Northern America.
This ambition Of United
States capitalists has been out
lined In a lengthy report TO the
Winnipeg Grain Exchange.
Negotiations with the rail-
ways and governments lnvoiv-
ed in the project will be opened
soon.
Increased transportation 10 the
westward. without running the risk
OF submarines sinking ships. and
assistance in the war for Russia
with munitions and food will result
II the proposed connection is estab-
lished.
The plan provides for a standard
railway line. connecting United
States roads. thru British Colum bia
and Alaska, with Boring strait and
line from the Siberian coast to the
Transsiberian railway.
Ferries Across Strait
Large ferries would carry freight
and passenger cars across the Sc
mile wide strait.
Negotiations have been opened
with the Russian government 10 I'M
prove the Transsiberian railway in.
TO a modern road. instead OF a prim.
tive stretch OF track. overburdened
by war transportations. The United
States commission 10 Russia will
take up that phase OF the proposed
line with the new Russian govern
ment.
Men back OF the undertaking be-
lieve that within a few years an in
railway will connect
New York with Petrograd. They
are taking into consideration the
OF the war lasting several
years.
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SANITARY

Stall 1t. cantaloupes. 15c and
20c; onions. lbs. Toe; new pota-
toes, lbs. CSC. Stall As, 12 lbs.
sugar s1.00 with order; Id. bag
prepared buckwheat pancake flour.
25c; Glib. SIX. household bran. 35c;
No, ok. flour, 55c; so paper nap
kins, i2c. Stalls 1886. $l.20 can
coffee, ST.; 25c baking powder. zoe
can. lbs. rice. 25c; boxes
Searchlight matches, csc. Stall %.
pct roasts, 1Oc: boiling beef, Sc;
soup meats. &c; 2 lbs. sausage
meat. 25c. round steaks. zoe; ham
burger. 2 lbs. 25cs veal roasts,
12iSc. Stall 1912 Pike place. l large
can Carnatlon milk &c, with l ID.
SOC coffee.
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PIKE PLACE

Stall II. s lbs. standard white
graduated sugar. 5sc. Stall 70,
fresh pasteurized milk. &C at. or &c
pit. Stall 81. 5-lb. bag Japan rice.
csc. Stall IL, large cans tomatoes.
csc: csc cans Del Monte peaches or
pears. l9c: 40 cans Blue Point oys-
tiers, csc: 15c whole clans, 10c: Q
cans fancy peas, 25c. Stall 81, best
fresh peanut butter. 15c ID; best
grade oleomargarine. soc ID; cook
ing margarine, csc H. Stall AZ, fan
cy sirloin steaks. 1Sc ID: corned
beef, lac: soup meats, &c ID.
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CORNER

Stall Z, s lbs. granuated sugar.
55c. Stall 102. best fresh-churned
butter, ACC ID; fancy creamery but
ter, Ssc, lbs, 75c; fancy dairy but.
ter, 3bc III; fresh ranch eggs. SIC, 2
doz. si.10; SOC coffee. 2 lbs. 5sc:
35c coffee. zoe h.: 25c coffee. 19c.
lbs. b5c. Stalls 1857, veal roasts,
lie; pot roasts. Sc and 12hc. sir
loin and round steaks, 17lsc; boil
ing beef. 70; legs mutton, 1sc;
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WANTED-cAPITAL


wANTEp@ CAPITAL.
To take half interest IN large valuable
iron range Dust located. furnish
money 60 develop and patent ~ min
ersi claims Z lodges of magnetic. 10
Go 20 feet wide. 10 large outcrops OF
ore. ? ruiiea from depot al Darrin gton,
% miles from Seattle. Waah. Also 20
Eoia and copper claims. half mile
from depot -Four lodges 81 ore
traverse these claims. ~ inches 60 :
feet Of solid ore 81 outefops WIN sell
thia property NsFr reasonable. ~ lease
on royalty 10 mining operators who
will put In a plant and operate the
ground systematically aud isgitimAtriy.
40 wildcat nkinnsra wanted. 40 bet.
ter gold or copper land anywhere. In
aulrs % owner. Charles Burns. Dar-
rinKtnn. wash,
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ECONOMY

Stall &c. S lbs. fine graduated
sugar, IS; 3 &c SKIS. salt. &c. Stall
81, fresh pasteurized milk. &C a.. or
sc pit. stall Al, lbs. new potatoes,
csc; 3 lbs. cabbage, i0c; lunches
l0c. Stalls S7-37. soy beans,
4 lbs. soc: best Japan rice. 4 lbs.
Csc: OF. bot flavoring, &c; soc bulk
cocoa or chocolate. l9c ID. Stall
81, best oleomargarine sec ID; cook.
ing margarine. csc ID; fresh-ground
peanut butter. 15c Id. Stalls 1928,
fancy hams. CSC ID; all 40c bacon,
CSC ID. bacon backs. soc To-. boiling
beef, 10c; choice steaks. 17isc ID.
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Public Markets
SOUTH END

Andersons-Sugar. IL lbs. 81:
Patent flour. SIX, s2.75: Cream OF
Wheat. pkg, 23c, rice and milk,
can, 1oc. Stall Liquid Veneer,
bottle 3sc; Japan rice. 5 lbs. 3Sc;
rolled oats, lbs. 4sc; kream
krisp, can 37c. Stall 4s-Best
Jersey butter. ID. 42c: fresh ranch
eggs. doz. 3sc. Stall 42-steer
steak. ID. 20c: veal outlets, Id. Use.
Stall 5o-Jelly rolls, doz. l5c; pies.
each 12c. Stall 66-Salmon trout.
ID. 15c. halibut, ID. 10c.
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Walter Lippmann. one OF the -
itors of the New Republic and who
has at various times written
special articles for The Star. will
shortly take up his duties as con-
iidentsl assistant to Secretary Of
War Baker.
Lippmann Is author OF "A Preface
TO Politics" and The Stakes Of
Diplomacy" and has specialized on
war questions.
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CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL TRUTH.

Rev. Bertha
Nelson will lee
ture Sunday eve
ming az s o'clock
az 1904 4th ave.
Topic. IS W G O t
Hour OF Prayer. 4"
Each seeking soul
welcome Follow
Ing lecture. a test
circle by the pas
tor from flowers.
Private CON
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fresh-dressed chickens. &c h.;
shoulder lamb. lac. Stall ITO. >
lbs. peanut butter. Csc; 2 15c can
tomatoes, csc: Csc Gilt Edge shoe
polish, l5c; zoe bot. English sauce.
10c; 1oc shaker salt. &c; 76o
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

MADAM nEssfi.A - MEDIUM AND
card reader Reliable sdyice on bust.
ness and domestic affairs ~ ~
TROUBLE. CONSULT HER SOC
ib2sh FIRST ave. opposite Liberty
theatre.
nav LotE rLMoRE trRioR1--cos-
ruitations daily. Circles Tuesday and
Thursday. ices isth ave. at Pine,
Wednesday. public meeting. .. m.
Assembly Hall. Arcade Bidg. East
! ORION RAFAEL
Spiritual evangelist and medium. Circles
Monday and Thursday. .. m. sharp.
Consultations daily. New Eendome
Hotel. isi- FIRST ave.
INV nFRriiA hEfAos-TRuE Alb
wiser IN sickness snd all business af-
fairs % iifs. be " sfest or small. Cir
eish Sunday. Tuesday and Friday
evenings PrivAt. consultation daily.
1905 Fourth ave.
MADAM khrifHYS = woSDrRprL
trance reader. tI.oo iots Pike. Elliott,
Hotel. room
HELEN RICE BURLEl0H
Circles SUNDAY. Tuesday. Friday evenings
Consultation daily. ibot Third ave.
room az
no LECTURE CIRCLE roMoRRow
night i.it Eirth Addls Hwsia SIT
,inEs daily
xEieLDO-- RELtsBtE Cf.AiRvoYAST
None better. Palm resdings. sto this
week. eel unien.
cf.AfRvorAwT. FORMERLY ARCADE
Hotel. located room 10 Brooklyn Hotel.
.es University q.
louis un--spiriiasi eiairvoyarts seisa-
iifir hand reader. Room ~. istS PIKE
MADAM FRANK - CARD READER.
psimis,. use. iess PIKE. Elliot,
Hotel. room o
PROFESSOR swEETZER. sEATTLE'a
greatest medium. Will locate anything
lst Howard ave. ~.
PHrsiciAN, -. WORTH tss.ses.
would marry. r-nor -. League. To-
i-se. osso
NV ALnERT vAcK : SPIRITUAL
consultation daily. iisl Pike. circles
Tus.dsy. Friday. siis D IA.
CARD HEApi&D. ssc AND tea THIS
sesz rlasa Hotel room zee
50 LEGAL NOTICES
~ THE surERioR COURT or
Washington. for the County Of KinE
no. 1881. NOTICE TO CREDiToHs
LORENZO Dow Bysfr. Plaintiff vs. wash.
las,on Lnmtsr Company. corpora
fiou. Defendant
WHEREIN. the undersiKnsd. EDGAR
c. sS1DEE. has been here,ofors APP
pointed receiver Of tho WARRINGTON
buNhER COMPANY. an insoiveni
corporation. Nnd
WBEhEAH. on tho 9Th day OF June.
1917. order was entered In tho
above cause directing the receiver to
publish notice to all cfsditora Of tho
said corporation TO file their claims
With tho receiver
NOW. THEREFORE,. IN accordance
with and under tho terms Of ssld
order. all creditors Of tho WASH.
fNGTON LUMBER COMPaNT. an In
solvent corporation. and all persons
having any claims or demands against
the said corporation. and all prraona
having liens against any OF IL prop
srty or claiming or asserting any
title or interest In any OF thu assets
Of tho said corporation. are hereby
notified 20 file their ciaims. itemis~d
and duly verified, with the under
signed receiver. at his office. COS
Mutual Life Building, Seattle. wash
inEton. on or before the 9TH day Of
July. 1917. and In event Of their fail.
ur. 80 TO do. they shall not be en-
titled 70 share In tho distribution OF
tho assets OF said corporation.
EDGAR &. SNYDER.
Rer-iv-r Of tho Washington Lumber
Company.
Dated this 9TH day ~ June. 1917.
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TEMPLE or TRUTH. SECOND SPIRIT
uallst Churh. i420ib Second ave. Ser
vice sunday ~ 7.45 . IN. Rev. Stella
Ross Cameron. Pastor. Lecture ana
messages by tho Pastor. assisted by
others Topic. what L. bpiritualism 70
Sealed questions answered. Health and
prosperity treatments given. Miss
Terona Moore. soloist. All earnest seek
era OF truth invited.
MIdweek service Tuesday evening at 8.
Conference. testimonials. messages
healing and circles by different
workers. at 1t2Oh Second ave All
welcome
Residence. t2s Seneca at. APT. ~ Con-
sultntion on all affairs Of life 20 all.
Rev. stella Ross Cameron
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Form S3.OOO.OOO Firm

Capt. Egil Johnson, representa-
tive OF Norwegian shipping in.
tcrests, has filed articles OF incor
poration for a 100000 company.
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RECTOR HOTEL. THIRD ASp CHER.
~, must Vacnte June 80 Seven more
days len Go sell all our brass beds, hax
springs. mhttresres. rockers. chairs,
tables. carpets. etc. All high grade
furniture hnu almost new. You can
buy Tor very little money, Como and
MOVE II for as lay In furniture needs.
a. never again viii you be able Co buy
hish grade furniture for such little
money. You can buy single pieces or
Ina large quantities
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s ACRES; HOUSE
az ACRES UNDER rr.Ovy

Place IL all fenced. "a acres
thoroughly cleared. IN crop for
some time: large crop potatoes.
peas. berries and other garden
truck raised last year. also saw
sral tons Of nay. come fruit
trees. uncisarsd land IL seeded.
used for pasture barn and
small house: fine we'll. from
which water can be piped over
place b. gravity; within easy
driving distance Of Seattle pub
lie markets. Reayonsiblo party
can arrange easy terms. Price
1850. Call zoo New York Blk.
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MADAM VICTORIA

WORLDS GREATEST
phrsnoioEis,. suarantsss TO
read your satiTs life. sivs true advice
on business love. health ard family
affairs. and what 20 do 20 be success
ia life one visit viii pay you for youf
many disagpoiutmsnts in Others She
viii remove all obstacles and tell you
how 60 win and hold tho one you de-
sire Special readings SOC. Daily and
sundRy Room - Abbott Hotel. over
owi drug store. 1esS PIKE
GOLDEN RULE sPfRfTUALfsT so
clety. FrAfernai Halt lttth Fourth
ave. Sunday. June a. Lecture At :
y m. "sriritualiam versus spiritisn. 9"
q. q, Wllki@ followed by test circles
by best mediums IN city. Lecture 4
.. m. ~ orion Rufasi. London. Eng.
followed BY messages and tests its
Mirhasla-Epscksr soioist Seats free
Public invited. Rev Grace Aiken.
Pastor
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MADAM NELLIE
WORLDS GREATEST

EGrpTIAS ruRESOf.OofEr
CLAtHVorANT AND MEDIUM
60 read your entire life. psst.
present and future awe true advice on
husinsss love. health and family al
fairs tells the name % yunr future
husband or wife. and what 70 do 20 30
success in llfs. one visit will pay you
for your many dlEappointmsnts Ia 9TH
srs shs will remove all obstacles and
tell you hos 60 win and hold the one
yeu desire she gives advice on all i'm
portant affairs Of lirs special readings
see Daily and Sunday. Elk HetsL
room Z. 1874 second ave. corner Pine.
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NJ EN-
BEWARE!

Those who wish
to avoid harrli
methods and re-
riouE after-con -
plicatlous " III
do we'll To avail
[ n . m selves OF
the latest mild
methods w 1 I h
quick and per-
mnnent results.
Tho east in
furious treat =
ment guarantees
the a. / C k es {
cure. My treat
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NEWEST WALK pANcHs
- or : lessons. mtti. cost
-" separate halls all day and
q !. !. !. !. !. !.
lzAAA evening. tho YEAR round,
k&.-0 % yon can dance with any.
enc. young lady assistance
Nm trial free. middle aged and
IA business psopis. no differ.
w snoe ~ you h.yen't danced
STEVENS ACCIDENT
.t1t ath.
NN Established over 10 years
y /" Tel Main saii fNomasr
National United Masters Of
Dancing AasnN
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
CONSULT MADAM LESLIE

CONSULT MADAM LESLIE
EoNFTfAS ptiEESoLOGtsr AND
MEDIUM
on. who can actually tell you what you
van, 60 know without asking single
question. Gives advice how 20 gain
success Tn business and family affairs.
eourtship and marriages. tells you
what business is most lucky for yoa.
and shat part o. the weird will hs
more suec-ssfui fer you. advises hos 20
sain and held good position. she tells
n the cue you love 10 true or false
xivta the nsma q your futur. husband
o. Stfs. and eaas~s speedy marriage
with the ore Of ypEr choice. hrinNssths
separated together makes happlosss
between man asd wife. The madam
can advise how 20 avoid all had luck
ami evil imflueues and trouble. and
cause fou 60 have good iurA and sue.
tess IN anything yea take IN hael THE
lady does not tell 90 please you. but
riVs- only truthful advice you can de-
psnd on. one Visit 20 beet will repay
you fof many appointments In 9TH
srs This ts tho mAdam'a first time IN
Seattle Rs,isfsetton Esarantsed or no
charges Special readings 10 cents for
t~g ~ssks only. Hotel Norris. room =.
stt2.ss Thifd. between unten ssa irsss.
Hours. 20 sac. daily and suadsy.
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MRS. RDfcS-sPIRiTuAL MINIS
ter. Circles Tuesday, Friday evenings:
consultation daily. Hotel Bybeo, 1874
Third ave. Phone Euiotf SlzL
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ment for all conditions will satisfy
the most eNactIng mani Come and
find out what can be done for you.
Twelfth yonr Consultation FREE
Hours: 10 TO II. to 8, TO &; sun
days. 10 to IL. DIR. MACY, 203-5 Ep-
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WANTED-EURNITuRT

WE nuf MORE Used FuRSiruRE
ana pay higher pfic~s than any house
In tho city. Phone Main gssf seattis
Auction Co. secs Second ave
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NJ HE wo CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
:os James 81. bet and and ard AYES.
Seattle. WASH. Established 1898.
WOMEN. Use YorR CREDIT. uPES
ehArE. account, We will give you
credit % outft Yourself In anything
you may need IN HAIR GOObA You
pay, on easy terms - factory prices.
We mhnufacture everything that 10
worn tn hair goods % any special pat
tern or design. BRING We your cut hair
or comfinss. We make them up 80
factory prices. We dYe ard make over
your old switches. Mall orders given
prompt attention
FACTORY HAIR STORE. it0i rfrs, Az.
DTAMoNna WATCHES MD juwEt.-
r. siivsrssre. cut sfasr ani cieck-, not
ouiY reasonable tut Absolutely reiia-
Bile cash nr credit
PETER MICHAEL.
.os rtEa ~ iewsier
Formerly "a tEet R-cand Ava
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BIG LAND OPENTNG-s. 900 ACRES
Al farm land. in snohonish county.
f3s per acre. 10 yearly payments
cannsries factories mills. plsniy
labor. Opportunity OF your life. Send
Tor literature
BHowEELL LAND co. BRYANT. wy.
FOR aALE-BEsT 10 ACRES FOR
the money 1890. cash or terms. Can
make a good living with a few cows.
i've uniles east Of Mt. Vernon. two
south Of Clear Lake Write X. J.
Idndstrom. u. 9. BOX I4s. Mt. Vernon.
Wash
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FIRST SPIRITUAL SCIENCE CHURCH.
Carpenters Han tGs0 Fourth ave. CON
ference 1T $50 y. m, lecture az 7ti6
D. M subject. THE Evolution Of Man
and Where Does II End" Followed
by messages, circles after lecture. All
welcome Rev. Mira Burdlck Pastor
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4s-mlscELLAnEous FOR SALE

BASH AND DOORS
Manufactured in our own mill and sold
at factory prices. We ship to anyone.
anywhere. One price 70 anybody.
Prompt shipments. Safe delivery 20
destination guaranteed our big Illus
trated oataioR no. II mailed free.
postpaid. on receipt OF request,
s-crors- panel doors. @-GEg-5 ....;f.H
Craftsman bungalow doors ...... 100
One panel. 1-ply veneer doorH.... 200
French doors. 70 lights ........ 800
Screen doors. z-sK6-s, galvanized
wire s.ssss.... ssss.s.sss Low
Standard two-iight Windows. from La up
gafo 4-llRbt aaat ............ So
1Gxfgxzg spruce flour bins ..,... lb0
Drain boards, 2Ox24 ..s......... rs
williams Gold Seal MiHod Paint.
per gal sss.ss.s..s.s .ssss..s S."V
Frames, Mouldings. Builders Hardware.
ain work.
.. u. WILLIAMS co.
1919 First Ave. -. Seattle, wash
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND. MONDAY EVENING. JUNE
p m.
LosT-GRIY STRIPED CAT. WHITE
face aad feet. At King o.. station,
Phons Elliot, tostw. n-ward
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Call a, Circulation Department The star
and talk with Mt smith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-23

IMMUNE FANANAk IS oe VAfUFa
for Sfso. Luadqui#f Lily upstAir.
clothes shop. Green BIDS. Fourth and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-23
MALE HsLp WANrEp
AMERICAN NnIf
ARE YOU DOING YOUR pfrr

The Seattle star has several fins spen.
lnEs Tor live boys ana young men be-
tween the ages Of ~ and Is years.
afternoon work only 20 sfArf but
chance 20 work into aIi-day Job. Some
dandy routes open. too. This "a tho
time to set a xeSd route. as many OF
eur carriers win leave town for the
summer.
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Now located at Antlers Hotel Fourth
and Union, reads your head Just as II
indicates. what business you arc adapt
cd for, when and whom you viii mar
~, settles and explains love affairs
and family troubles, rcunites tho sepa-
rated. otc. Explains permanent health
ruleH Satisfaction guaranteed or no
charge. No one In trouble turned
away, money or no money
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ss-sUsrNess OPPORTUNITIES
POULTRY FOR SALE

MANY PEOPLE ARE GOING OFT OF
the poultry business Are you ore Of
them BEFORE deciding. lst Ne tell you
the handsome profit one man in se-
attic j. making today from his poultry
With present prices OF grain. Write
Fisher FIGURING Mills Co. Harbor
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GET WELL IN
NATURAL WAY
NJ Hrs wo. Chinese
nature herbs home
remedies. suecesnfui
~ treating stomach.
kid ey. bladder,
rheumatism. blood
disorder. ard many
other ailmsnn %
men and women hy
ualns chinese nature
herbs
.