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Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-22
REPUBLICANS REPORT ON
 STATE CAMPAIGN FINANCES

In the report of election campaign finances made by the republican state central committee it Is s.1own that U. S Senators F. E. Brandegee and George P. Mclean each contributed $500 10 the state treasury in the re- cent election and Congressman Rich ard P, Freeman of this district gave s250.
 The state central committee expend- ed $500 in the Norwich senatorial dis trict, s1.S0o in the "sho@4tring" dis trict and si.46o in the s9th senatorial district, which takes Tn WindhAm county.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-22
TO BUILD FOR K. OF c.
 AT SUBMARINE BASE

John c. Shea. secretary of the Ma tional Catholic War Work council. and the Knights of Columbus, stated in New London on Thursday that work is to be started immediately on a k. of c. building 'at the submarine base. This will be more than mere hut. a permanent structure of large size. MT.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-22
Sailor Stopped Suicide Attempt.

Mrs. Edward Murphy, an elderly woman, tried to commit suicide by drowning in Winthrop cove at New London Thursday noon, She walked into the shallow water, and held her head under --"-~- cotton was
 en by sailor who was passing and he succeedeu 1.4 ,ss-.. 4.or out be- 7 fore she could accomplish her purpose.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-22
Get Rid of That
 Persistent C.o,,oh

Stop that weakening, persistent cough or cold. threatening throat or lung affections, with Eekmans Alterative. the tonic and upbuilder of 20 years successful use. See and s1.50 bottles
 from druggists. or iron,
 HICKMAN LABORATORY phila delphis
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-22
WILL TELL OF RED CROSS
 AT BROADWAY CHURCH

The message which Madamt Leu rade Turczuowicz will bring to Nor witch regarding the American Red Cross and tho work which 1t has done and is doing will be given next Tues day evening, Nov. 2S. in Broadway Con ongTegational church. It will be a public meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-22

or to handle them other than the members of the local boards or an au- thorized clerk The telegram directs the attention of boards to the penalty attached to a violation of the orders from Washington.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-22

ant gasns were shown were the Gen.
 tral 4s. Greenevtiie Is, Falls 2s,
 Bridge 90, East Great Plain 1S Tantic 1T, and Oceum is. The largest loss in any one district was 5.
 The following table shows the com pariso1i on the enumeration in 1917
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-22
For Railroad Trespass.

Joseph Chirbino of Norwich and Ed- ward Ryan, employed at Fort Wright, were arrested at the railroad station In New London by Special Agents Green and Roach on charges of tres passing on railroad property. Chir- bino was fined $5 and Ryan paid a fine of $1 in the New London police court on Thursday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-22

Tn the race of life it doesn't take poverty long to evertake lazisaess.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-22
GREENEYUIE

Six hours after high water 1t Is low tide. which Is followed hy f1oed tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-22
Delicious !! Appetizinq :!

Benefit Brand .9Sweet Nut Margarine is made from the most nutritious ele- ments of choice cocoanut. meats, with the pulpy portion rejected. This pure rich nut cream" is 6hurnad with pas teurized milk. Best for cooking and 10. sold only at the Direct Iinporting Co.'S yellow front store. 1s7 Main St, Norwich, where Beaedt Brand Teas Confees and Greeety spsefaities are re- cur store in y6dr town.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-22
TIE PoRTEous. & MITeHEEL Co.
Housekeepers, Attention!

Many housekeepcrs planning for Draperes for hand All who are considering hsighten;ng up their homes will be interested in these offerings of Window Draperies and Drapery Materials.
 Marquisette Curtains at Special Prices MarquiseHe Curtains, 2A yards long, with pretty lace edging and inserting---hese are regular st.75 value-special price a pair :. ........ ... $15s Better grade Marqusette Curtains, 2H yards long, attTactvely nished-fllese are regular SAYS value
 Especial price pair ...s. :. $2.4s In this lot some of the finest grade Marquisette Curtains, very pretty trimmed, regular S3.5o value Special price pair -. $S1s
 We show very special lot of Lace Curtains 21z yards long, in white, ivory and ecru and in wide range of designs, at these very special prices:
 At $2.19 par value s25o At$4.19 a par value SAYS At $s.1s pair value S3>5o At$4ss par value s5.so
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-22
BORN.

CHE&TBR---fn Ashzway. R. T.. Nov. 1s.
 seis. son to Mir. and Mrs. Ray Chester. GERSH HoN---In Norwich, Nov. 20, ISIS,
 a son to Mir. and Mrs. Max esershon,
 5s Mt Pleasant street.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-22

WHEN YOU WANT 10 put your nus. ireAs before the public, there Is no medium better than through the eA- vert!sinE colgmns of The Bulletin
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-22
Ol1f R1llgiitl,
rHE MEArAEa.

Nsrwieh. Ffiaay. .NsM p, 1sls.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-22
Scrims, Marquisettes, Nets, Madras

We show very complete line of the foregoing kinds of Draperies-many of them at special prices. Nets in a wide range of Scrims and Marquisettes in styles and grades, all very white, cream ana ecru- special value at 29c 39c eacelenI e yalues al and up to $1.ls yard. 1srd ~'N N''u 0p U ''~ q MaalaS DO msnes w'ue Ill Co1ored Madras, in pretty "hite ana ecru @las pastel colorngs, pink, rose, range of patterns-Specal blue and gold = Special price 29c yard value 39c price A9c yard value 59c Two special offerings in Curtain Nets, pain and excep- tional value at the price.
 56-inch = 49c value 69c 5o-inch = 6ec, value 89c Tapestry for furniture covering 50 inches wide and in splendid range of designs and coorngsat $1.s9, $225 $289 and $3.49 yard
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-22

sun. Nee. and Tiden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02

VITAL STATISTICS


Oiln D. wilcox. o.. Fort Tawton. and
Jane McnRrd, Is, Seattle.
Edward T.. I<eliam. Iiremerton. and
Andrea TRnsen. seattle.
Hnrrs, j. Edwards. camp LAWS. and
Gladys w. Urockweli. Los Angeles.
Cau l.. FrantH. %. and Lrola NJ,
Brown. 10. Seattle.
James L. Alien and Viola NJ. Bruce.
Seattle.
FRED Wilson. Seattle. and GeorEia
smith. Portland. Or.
Richard John Coffoy, Washington, y.
C.. and Mabel Agnes GuynRn. seattle.
Carl 4. stahlborg. spokane. ana Cath
crime Delta Ham. BLACK Diamond.
Herbert w ReinhRrd, Tacoma. and
Mae Nolmer. Seattle.
william James Clarke. 10. and Gladys
Jennie Iearney. 20. seattle
oliver g. tsoahbnuEh. Pearson, and
Jane Ncwland seattle
william tiuesinr. Portland. aud Rose
Linley, Seattle.
Robert q Dow. Camp Lowis. and Ray
Walker. Seattle.
Dorr Duuoyor and Mary Jane Ross. H..
scRttle.
Erlck Algln njorlIng and Mary Olson,
Monroe.
William Plumb and Gertrude Bach.
Seattle.
robert H. Lane 40. Tacoma. ana Marie
Hartman. "a. Taylor.
Alexander Love. 46. ana Flora Fields.
40. Tacoma.
Gerald q. Langley ana Anna Porting,
Spokane.
a. u. Abnriontos ~. Bremorton. and
noasie Harris, n. seattle.
Bsrtinua Kirkland. Poulsbo. and Ruth
u. Erickson. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02
THREE FACE j. S.
BOOZE CHARGE

G. -. Linton. J. n. JunAen and 8.
Bruins, who were arrested Friday
night by county officers. charged
with making n false statement 10
the county auditor in order TO OBJ
tain "A liquor permit. were charged
by federal officials on Tuesday with
conspiracy 90 violate the Reed
amendment
The Reed amendment prohibits
the shipment OF intoxicating liquor
into "dry" territory.
The men were arrested Friday fol.
lowing "A raid upon the Goodwill
pharmacy at s5th ave. and Iatona.
where several cases OF whisky were
seized.
Junken r. tho owner Of the
pharmacy.
The Walllngford pharmacy. 1000
Waiiingford ave. owned by Bruins
and Linton. was raidod on Saturday
morning and "A large quantity OF
brandy and beer seized
All three Of the men were RELEASED
on bond They all appeared for ar.
raignment on the state charge at
1880 p m. Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02
Where You Can
Contribute to
Tobacco Fund

usAdauar,sfs sis second ave
Joe Dirard. Occidental and Yealer.
M 4 gunst eli second ave-
J. II Hrs-nisr. tes Neeond ave.
United cigar stores Co. stt Ercond ave
~ "a Prince Co. co, Second ave.
y Hrr~risr. slT second ave
SEATTLE hotel cigar stand. Hotel Seattle
Spring CIGAR CO.. 30 second ave
} -. Cohen cigar Co. American Bank
building
aprlnr cigar CO.. fes-y building
tnit-d Cigar stores Co. ieis Second
,. y. Kelley A Co. 80 seoond ave.
n I. Parsley. 1870 second ave.
Geo Etorf-er. iits second ave.
Irown Helen. HailiarEson building.
Ksiter 4 netnbaum 1910 second ave.
gsvoY hotel cigar stand, Savoy hotel
D. a. Ahney. i1i0 second ave.
"a g. Ahnsy. Arcade cigar Store.
Heitsr a ii~fabauni. itIs Second ave.
" 4 slater. sos Pike ~.
white ltouse nnllard rarior Fourth
". A Guns, branch. Fourth and west
lake
PIKE
spring cigar Co. as PIKE.
J y HrrWrter. sos PIKE
Gus Hrnoks shop. b1s PIKE.
Collins & Nermiie. e2i PIKE at
EidridEs Buick co. S0s Pike -.
a. Yhlndsn. Urn and Pine.
y y nicdRett. Westlaks and Pine.
a. D. uohsrty. 1905 wsstiake.
- \ Gunst branch. Firat and Pike.
sullivan Pros 1905 Ftrat ave.
4 stratton. p22 Firut ave.
nsttcrahy a smith. pos First ave
J L. black Cigar Co. s7t First ave.
-. D. Doherty. SIC first ave.
j " brewster. MO FirHt ave,
United cigar stores Co. 100 FIRST ave.
D. W. O'keefs. GO First ave.
Harry Harris cigar Co. First and
Yoalsr.
spring cigar CO. po7 FIRST ave.
Collins q Normile. 1875 broadway.
Collins & Sormile. broadway and I'tke.
) ~ brewster. Third and Union.
Grrcno's cigar store. 1905 Third ave.
W y Sims. 900 Union si
W v. Sims. cobb building
W " Sims. white building
W v Sims. white hundinE.
Trye hotel cigar stand. Frye hotel.
Chnuncy Wright restaurants, Smith
building. if7s Third ave. 1909 second ave.
}. q, seeoamp. Green building cigar
store.
J. O. secoamp. Securities building cigar
store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02

Stall r. whole rod snapper. y " /.
whaie chicken hAiltut. tsc ~ whole Inns
rod. e. - Whole black eofs ishc n .
whole young aatmnu. itr y fr~sh black
taas. isr ~. stalls 1875. Happy Home
Sell pswdsr. ukFs ise fire pink
salmon. its ~. can. spices. -. for
iff f~i Monte rsHtur. 80 bottle Mason
frUH Jars pfs So dn-. ata 81 80 dos g.
artafi nhNe hesha. itr ~. 10 CO.
stalls 1855. Rogers peanut butter. fsr
~ best local sEEs. SOC dos. stall 10
large can milk ieri tnssda biscuits. :
pkTs 20. stall fes, fril srssfn cheese.
zoe - damaged cream hrtek CHEESE.
igc n itraturwsr. s-ib. hftss 80. fresh
ranch sExa. ssr dos. dos. o. ~. olso-
margarine. s;c N. ne SIC! list fresh
Jersey butter. Zee n SOC bulk coffee.
zee. ! Ina zee ssc bulk coffee. ise. )
ne $50 stalls It's. short ritz % beef.
tstsc 70 pot reast. i'c n. ssFiein steak.
sse - club sausage. zoe ~ ruund
steak. So ~ lamb CHOPS. &c n. shoui.
der % iamN, zoe ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02
Today's Market
Report



Stall 81. freshly urouhd stone huhr
corn meal , ne 31c. Stall o.. pure
natural milk. 10 at stall -. apple and
current Jelly. Use o. apple butter. &c
~ fresh peanut butter. zoe ~, lbs
afc. best ranch sEns. 80 dos beat oleo-
margarine. he o. 90. Stail -. red
snapper na ssc. salmon trout. 2ae
10 ling COT. Zoe ~ black cod. Ms
gsr. stalls g0-si. large head lettuce. iori
sweet rantaiuupes Q for esc. large Iiing
cherries. ior ~. Hertrufa onions, sr 10 I.
new potatoes. o fbH. eat. new carrots. 2
huueheu sr Stall ai. rorurd beef. lie
~ pot roast. Be- N good bacon. &c
~ coup mrat. Be- n. stall -. Euarnns
tsed strictly fresh eggs. zee doE. fresh
Washington butter. soc n. Rogers pea
nut tuttsr. zoe ~. cottage cheese. :
tts see n~e~t or sour pickles. so ~ &
fuit cream cheese. sc n. stalls SIS,
olympic pancake flour. $50 pkr ish.
paii kafn Hyrup. asc. fD.f ~. pail knfo
SYRUP So. fha sun Maid seeded
rails ns s1r ~ good rirs. zsel bars
Napfha SOAP. gte. No lima teams.
Sec zoe can fine pink salmon. Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02
Jury Argue All
Night and Judge
Gives Quit Order

A Jury verdict which 10 the "unan.
imous" opinion OF but nine members
81 jury IL not much Of a verdict
Superior Judge Clay Allen ruled
Tuesday morning and dismissed the
IL men who had wrangied all the
previous night over the suit OF the
Waldron Rug company against the
Beaitie Manufacturing company.
The foreman notified the court
that the jury had reached n verdic,
shortly before 10 O'Clock on Tuesday
morning. but when the roll was
taken In the courtroom. three Of the
Jurors refused 10 acknowledge that
they concurred in the decirion.
The suit. which was brought to ~
cure $4,000 on breach Of contract,
has been 10 trial twice. The last yer
dict gave the Waldron ring company
a Judgment for 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02

stalls ;o-iF-at, potato sausage. iie n F;
sirialn steak. ske n piK heads. isc n,
1873 FGru, ave. pure fresh milk. Ioc a.
Velvet ira cram. b. dish. Stall 81. az
sorted canned goods. special medium
sharp crrnm rheeas. skc n. cottage
cheese. To- n. sardinss In I'll. : cans 7ir
perfnssian cheese. 7sc bottle. Stall 20.
rood creamery butter. sec N strictly
fresh ranch egg, ssc dos. H;aiis 2i.17.
red snapper. ms 1Sc haiihut checks.
gor ~ ita. 2Ee. veal sturgeon, 2ac N /.
hest Irenh salmon. $50 N. imported her
ring fn- 40 Stall to-A. sesdlsss grape
fruit. q FOR 2sc. DinE cherries. isc n.
aprfcotH. zoe dos stall a.. svhporatsd
peaches or peara, itc 10 at jar sweet
pickles 15e. f1ii -oE. carton pure mar
maIade. secs go pkg. cream OF Harley.
soc 1 n. graham crackers. SOC. 2 pkrs.
rnarnroni. 3sc. Flake white shortening.
: Ms. tsr. pkEs. raisins. stc. stalls
etas, soc pkg. citrus Powder. &c. 6
rolls toilet parsT. ssr. 10 Ms. yellow
rorn fnoai. &c. 2 -. can Guittards choco-
iats CSC. .0c can Pioneer minced clans.
lGr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02
RUSS ELECTION
FORCED BY REDS
ny JOSEPH SiitrI.EN
Tnifed Press Correspondent

STOCKHOLM. July 2.-Clonely
censored dispatches from PetroErnd
report the nolahcyikl won "A com
plete victory in the election there
Maxim Gorky'H newspaper. the
NovUya Zhisnin. which furnishes
the report probably most nearly cor
rect. shows that tho pctrograd pro.
letariat were absolutely against the
Hol#heNiki. The majority OF cm'
ployea ~ the biggest factories voted
with the Menshe,iki and the social
rcvoluuonarien Of the Right
The BolAheviki. Il wns indicated,
won thru the votes OF the unem'
ployed. the He'd Guard. artlflcially
created government organizations
and alleged unions. The aoviets. Il
the point Of bayonets. arrested on.
position leaders. stopped meetings,
suspended newspapers and closed
factories and worklngmen's clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02

stalls ts.tk. cleaned sole. Ms sae
NJ. 3 halhut. see ~ large sire crabs
tsaeksssi zoe each stalls 49,. sugar
cured ssrned beef - ~. bacon Ftrips.
SAFE n sugar cured picnic hams. 80
n Pot roast. tsr ~. stall los. : rams
TAT herring. zse. cans spanish saurr.
1895 tie can EariY June pea. ioc
bottle rataup. tsr. NAptha soap. - bar.
stalls iio.iii. canning Foon-tsrties. ~
-tr. tomatoes. ieg n cream water
me ton. Co o.. stalls ict-tes. seodies-
grape fruit. TO each. rHntAioures. for
i&c. unW potatoes. ne csc extra sweet
oranges. co. dos apricois. tee basket
large bananas 9sc dos stall 10. N
can n 3. ~ coffee. Sc. s-n phk
itiue iuhbon tea. .ks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02
FRENCH DIPLOMAT
TALKS AT u. OF w.

Tho madness which has swept the
worm will not stand UP under the
tests Of its own efficiency. the minis
ter said. when the French people and
their alliea have defeated In a few
years the preparation which Ger.
many has been contemplating for ~
years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02
OIL TANKS BLAZING:
LOSS NOW 100000

Los ANGELES. July The two
huge oil tanks in the Standard oil
company's III Seeundo property are
Sun burning ficrcely today. following
explosion by lightning yesterday.
Firemen are working TO prevent n
spread OF the flaming oil 10 other
tanks and near -by buildings. The
loss Ia placed at $500. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02
COMP ANY PAYS
BIC INCOME TAX

CHICAGO. July 2.--one corpora
ton in Northern Illinois has paid the
government a sas 900 900 income tax,
according TO federal officials today.
The name was no; given out Off
ciais believe the Chicago district. in
Guiding 10 counties in Northern III
noise. viii pay $500 900 900 to the
government on incomes this year.
The total last year was $40 900 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02
Ask Date Hearing
on Skagit Bonds

A telegram to the capital issues
committee at Washington was flash
cd from Mayor Hanson's Office Mon
day morning. IL contained a request
for the setting OF date when the
mayor and committee OF council
men may present in person their
claims on the issuance OF bonds for
skagit power development
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02

Stall 20. fresh corn meal. Ms. t1c.
atst -. pure milk. i0c At Stall 1908,
ssr can ciohuHer. Zoe. dcviied meat. So
can. Stall 90. potato sausage. lac ~
bologna. zoe 10 stall ~. round and
sifIoin steaks. s5n N pot roast. ikc
10 boiling beef. i5c N. Stall -. gio~a
starch. lie N. large can milk. ioc. stall
1895. Hocths Hardtnes. Huc can Mason
jar caps. a0c dor. salt. &c bag stall
g. large frcfh Alaska herring. Toe 10.
rcd snapper i0c ~. salmon trout. e0c
NJ stall "a. hing cherries. ii.7s box;
new potatoes. &c ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02
WOMAN is NAMED FOR
JUDGE IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. July =. - Miss
Kathryn Sellers IL the first woman
20 be named for a judgcship in the
District OF Columbia Miss Sellers
nomination az judge Of the Juvenile
court was sent to the senate Monday
by Prcs!den, Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02

German Kui,ur IL not equal 10 the
wi, and courage OF France and her
allies. NJ. Maurice CAAenAve. member
OF the French high commission. told
an audlenc. OF students and general
public at the University OF Washing.
ton Tuesday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02
Privste Hon,erEOrrick,.

did likewise FOR the Bridegroom.
The ceremony ended By the bride
and bridegroom placing their hands
on dupler telegraph keys. 1900 miles
apart. which corresponded to their
taking each others hands.
Tn. brides clergyman was the
Rev. 4. l.. Strceter. a Baptist min
lister Of Armourdale. Kan. and the
hrldegroom's was the Rev. :. l.. Cur.
tee, rector OF tho First Methodist
church OF Hampstead. J.. ].
The marriage telegraph tolls were
s5-T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02

WASHINGTON. July Am SAM.
tary and public health activities of
the government carried on as war
measures are placed under the pun
lie health service OF tho treasury de.
partment by n proclamation issued
by President Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02
STREET CAR SERVICE is
ON AGAIN IN COLUMBUS

COLUMBUS. O. July street
car service was resumed here today
when more than 500 car men return.
cd TO work after two-day strike
The men and company officials
agreed to submit all their differ
enccs 10 the war labor board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02
HOW SOLDIER WAS Welded
IN WIRE

Private Homer r. Orrick OF DE
soto. Kan. was married In Camp
Mills. y. y by telegraph 60 Miss
Goldie l.. Garden OF Lenapc. Kan.
with an officiating clergyman and
witnesses at each end of the wire. all
parts Of tho marriage ceremony
were sent by wire and repeated TO
the principals by the cierEymen
Tho brides sister. IN Kansas. then
placed wedding ring on her finet
and on Long Island. the bch; man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02
PORTLAND PHONE FIRMS
ARE PLANNING MERGER

PORTLAND. July Portland
win soon have but one telephone
system II the Home Telephone &
Telegraph Co. the automatic. is sue
ccEsful in its attempt TO merge with
the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02
Marine Engineer
Dies in His Hotel

william Short. 70. marine engineer.
was discovered Tuesday morning at
sac dead In bed In his room at the
Norman hotel. so West Yesler way.
Death was due IN natural causes.
His body is IN the morgtc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02

Sugar and soap staii. Car-s'ion % rsr-
dsr'a fnMk. tec can Z bars Sapsha soap.
s-es cans HunhFite cleanser. fhr. it
taAra hotel soap. 80. stan rs. extra large
isranbsrrter. ser boz. stall Q. sweet
cherries tte ~. Hrd seal Grocery. snnTs.
sreen peas. &c ~ green beans. sev ~.
tauata~s Zee III cans canphslt's
snup. 1sr AtanHH. TIA Sun Maid
raislus. &c. ftH rrunss. ste. spr ran
Auto club coffee. Sc. In. can Upton =
tee Sc. Hfati -. ice cream. 2eo ~. /.
flesh rhurned butter. sPc n best Amer
irnu ehesss. zec 70 stall 81 nuls' rcd
can coffee. Sc. large rolls toilet paper.
1tr stall is fresh ground peanut but
tor. 800 ~ Elliott Fiah Co haiibuf
cheeks n.H $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02
HYPHENATED ALLIANCE
is ORDERED REPEALED

WASHINGTON. July without
discussion or n roll call. the senate
today voted to repeal the act incor-
porating the National t'erman-Amer.
lean alliance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02

CieHsf ThnrrdAy. July Z. all day. Fsd-
erni milk. large : sa1H spc. small ScI
large Jar Dot Monte preserves. 3ic,
cnmpbeirs soups. lie. tnerda biscuits.
Tr. No. I can sliced or grated pineapple.
fgr. white gtar Hardinea IN olive oil
q, airr mustard Fardinra. oysters. 5-oE
oans. for tsc. A. In. coffee, ssc 10,
Z fba &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02

bridget IIndebrand. G.. 5oo2 t7th ave.
n E. June -.
RossInl r. Ailard. &c. case 10th ave.
n D., June rs
Mary bodice, %. 43is sixth ave. s..
June rs
Nowton X coffin. o.. 5tli Evanston
ave, June 81
Newconb kinney. "a. 523 ltubourne
st. June IS
John MoWay, 90, l2t Taylor ave.
It4up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02

THERE NEVER WAS 4 TIME IN THE
hi.tory Of seattle when the intottns
man had such an opportunity 60 rscgrr
for himself a hcme. while property i
30 rhvar and wages - high. II sou
cant DO u now, you never can. because
property " Kolng NJ, u may 80 tr3 ond
your reach II /. too cheap nov Hus
low, sell high. rhat IL tho way fef
tune. are made t-r your head - well
as your hands. come out totnofro~
or the rcufth. We VIII all b. there
60 show you the property. Take Aiki,
rauntieroy. Cate~nod ears, transfer 60
fAks Hurien car al Riverside. Get off
lake nurten car az ". Holden =.
WEST 4 WHEELER. Ceiunan block.
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Complaints FOR divorce flied
Kate J.. Riivcn against George l.
nlivcn. uon-support
Ethel Russell against AlVord Russell
cruelty.
Willard J. Harrison against Sclin liar-
rinnn. nrmnliN.
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BIRTHS

Girl 10 Mr. and Mrs T.. Johnson, 6TSs
4sth ave. =. ", June Is.
BOY to Mr.. and Mrs. X. wcamace, 73o2
22ud ave, \. W. juno ..
BOY to MIR. and Mrs. =. Johnson. Swed-
irh hospital, June z
Girl 10 MIR and Mrs. y. y. oman. aoa5h
W Spokane ut. juno -.
hoy to Mr. and Mrs A. Harmon, 52l5
l9th ave. &. W, juno %.
Girl TO Mr. and Mrs l.. Canomioa. King
county hospital. June %.
Girl to Mr. and Mrs. G.. y. Baton. tal5
nm at June IS
boy TO Nj. and Mrs, W, NJ, Mitchell,
220 belmont ave, June rs,
Girl TO Mr. and Mrs. Charles pobhlns.
aa2ib egth ave. y, June Is,
Hoy TO Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nannini.
seas Mary st., June q.
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MORRIS RANCH
SPLENDID; AND TERMS

Good house. sleeping tent: large
chicken house holding 600 birds.
brooding house ana ooops.
stable; wood shed: fruit trees.
~ acrcs cleared: crop planted.
balance has been picked up and
fs seeded 20 pasture: IS chick
ems go with place. splendid
Jersey COW can also be had Ut n
Reasonable price. All fine soil.
as piace-will show. excellent SER
vice downtown. Price si.sTs;
terms 1850 cash. balance SIS
monthly. Take EAST Madison car
and Kirkland ferry 10 Burke
4 Fsrrar's office in kirkland