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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15

Stall io,. Csc coffee. Toe: Wash.
Ington Creamery butter. CSC H.. :
lbs. gsc. Oregon ranch eggs. 3sc dox..
: doz- Tie. Ssall i0-A. apples. sis5
box deivd.. and up. lemons. zoe dor.
Stalls 3o.ss5t. lean bacon. 3sc and
toc ~: sait pig heads. i2ac 10.
stalls siS3. Silver salmon sides. :
lbs. @sc. ling cod. 1sc H.. crabs. :
for Csc and up. Stalls 2s.3s. Federal
milk. $3.50 case. carnation milk.
1886 case; rolls toilet paper, CSC:
6 boxes SearchiiEht matches. CSC:
10 bars Fcls Naptha soap. csc. 4 lbs.
rolled oats. csc: tuna fish. can Ice.
tic. sTc. . pkgs, Corn Flakes. 3sc.
: cans Federal milk. 23c. Stall 10.
best frcsh churned butter. Bsc ID.
2 iba. si.is; good creamery butter.
s5c H.. lbs. ti.0s: Yakima strained
honey. ssc pint: 1904. jar marina
lade. 25c. Stall s5. Corn Flakes. &c
pkg: matches. 6 pkgs. CSC; iJc can
pimcntos. lie. sweet pickles. cans
25c: cans peas. 2sc. ? cans string
beans. 24c; Del Monte catsup. TIC
bottle. Swlft's Pride washing powder.
isc; Clean Easy soap. bars Csc; 6
bars laundry soap. 29c. , pkgs.
raisins. Csc: cottosuet. CSC 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
ECONOMY

Stall 40. 8 lbs. granulatcd sugar
e4c. Stall 22. fresh herring. . lbs
2se. fresh soles. lbs. CSC; black
cod. lbs. CSC. fresh fnackercl. i0c
ca. and up. fresh = Dolly Warden
trout. Stalls 2i.2s. cooking apples
75c box. delvd.: carrots. rutabagas
and turnips. lbs. 25c. Stalls 1872
. lbs. whole rice. 25c: tomatoes. loo
can: peas and corn. cans 25c: 7
lbs. Cream Of Wheat. CSC: Mazda oil
35c pit. Csc at. seas gal. apricotH
peaches or Italian prunes. ? lbs. 25c
Del Monte spinach. loo can. Stall 80
Oregon creamery butter. soc h.
guaranteed storage eggs. 40c doz.
oleomargarine. 32c ID: Jeike's Good
Luck margarine. 37c H.: homemade
icilles. i2c jar. . for 35c. Stall f6
large bottle navy salad dressing. ibc
chow.chow. Zoe pit; Non.Egg. Csc
pkg; Del Monte catsup. ibc: lin
burger. 35c brick: prlmost, zoe brick
Stall 40c. 40c coffee. 35c: Toe soda
&c; soc teas. 2 lbs. sbc: 25c X. c
baking powder. 1sc; cocoa, Csc Id.
2 lbs. 45c, 3 lbs. CSC. Stalls 37.3s
soy beans. 4 lbs. rs. 20 lbs. 800
Sunmaid raisins. lbs. zoe, 25.lb
box t2.30: zoe can clans. lac; 4 lbs
oat meal. Csc: No. 10 SIX. new corr
meal. soc: New Orleans molasses. zoe
gal. can: shredded cocoanut. 2sc ID.
frulted oats and wheat. 25c pkg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
59--Legal Notices

II ttih NtrENtoR COUNT or TitE
state OF Washington, In and Tor kins
County,
ella shull RtrlnKer. plaintiff. W Shut
a Company. a corporation. defendants.
No ietiNf Notice. TO Creditors,
Notice " hereby given by the under
alHued. A. ~ Lansdon. receiver Of the
property of tho above named defend
ant. hhull q Company. a corporation.
60 the creditors Of. and all persons
having eiaima against said nhuii a
Company, n corporation. To present Haid
claims. duly verified and accompanied
~ proper vouchers. Co said receiver at
hir office, POI Heahoard nuiidinH. Ne
attic, Washington Ga or before the
18th day ~ March. tniA otherwise
said rlelmr shall ha forever barred.
Dated this 6th day 81 January. 1918
A ~, LANaDON,
Receiver as Aforesaid.
nALLiNorR = uuTHoN. Attorneys for
Receiver
~ TiIE DisrRicf COURT OF Tife
United states, Tor the Western Dts
tfict OF Washington. Northern Division.
In bankruptcy. No. do1i
Notlee ~ First Meeting Of Creditors
Ia the Matter ~ Arthur Mcfarland and
selma Mcfarland. BAnkrupts
+, me creditors OF the above named
Notice Il hereby given that. on the ioth
day ~ January. iats. the said Arthur
Mcfarland 81 uN were duly Adiudi.
Gated bankrupt, ana that the first
meeting % the creditor. Or said bank .
tupta viii be held Al the office 81 the
undersigned referee IN bankruptcy.
isHtst l. q Smith building, ia ~
stus, IN said district. on the ssth day
~ January. 1873. AZ 2 90 O'Clock In
the afternoon. 90 which time the nald
et"dl'ofs may attend. prove their
claims. appoint a trustee. examine the
tehkrupts. and tFhnrae, such other
business ~ may properly come before
said meeting
Dated - seattle. in said district. this
ltth day OF January, 1915
g. II HAwKiSs.
~~.>o.oooon sfsrse r. nsnkruptcy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
TO MOVE COAL
FIRST AS AID
TO SUFFERERS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 15.-Coal for
suffering families and war utilities
has the right-o way over the nation.
nj railroad today
Priority orders issued by Director
General McAdoo declare that fuel
must be supplied at critical points
before any other kind OF freight
food. munitions or anything else-is
moved
After the first vital needs for coal
have been supplied, then. his order
states. food is TO be given priority.
and. thirdly. bunker coal for lis
ships tied up in New York harbor by
lack OF fuel.
All state administrators were noti-
fled by Fuel Administrator Garfield
today that wherever a shortage in
coal or coke is found to exist for do
nestle use. coal or coke may be d.
verted 20 the stricken districts. no
matter what Its previous routing
may have been.
Tho action was deemend necessary
by Director McAdoo. In the face OF
terrific congestion and increased suf.
fcring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
"WHERE DO WE STAND?"

AMSTERDAM. Jan. l5.-"Tho
pan.Germans are trying to impose
on the kaiser their complete annex.
alton program east and west" de-
clarcd the socialist organ. vorwacris,
today. according 10 Berlin dis
patches.
such a step would mean the i'm.
mediate resignation OF Chancellor
Won Hcrtling and Secretary Kuehl.
mann and n fundamental change in
German policy. Tho people want to
know where they stand"
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---=-' -'s-az7=ssa-.---=-s-a----=
Public Markets
CORNER

CORNER
Stalls 3a5.f. picked neck bones.
&c ID. round steaks. Gle 10. Hirloln
steaks. .ic III: pot roasts. ioc ~:
Eoo1 bacon. lac 10. Stalls 1925.
Toe pkg shaker salt. Sc. lbs. SOY
beams. 25c; lib bricks Of Goldfish, lee
stall 10. Del Monte corn. Ice can.
No, "a cans Del Monte tomatoes,
lee fruiicd wheat. 2tc pkg. Stall ~.
salmon. zoe H.. skinned solos. lbs.
sbe; fresh herring. lbs. csc: lutte.
finh. lie 10: hallbut. Csc No. Stall
io@. frcsh'made peanut butter. isc
ID; Washington creamery butter. sTc
10. ) lbs. $40, Oregon eggs. zoe dor,
: doz. Zoe. ] doc. $40. Armonr's
margarine. acc h. ground chocolate.
2se ID. ? lha sScs use bulk coffee. CSC.
J lbs. ssc. .sc bulk coffee, iac. } lbs
asc. Stall iis. steer short ribs. I'VE
10; shoulder OF mutton. ate H..
Augar'curcd corned beef. I5c ID.
choice leaf lard. 2The 10: picked
pork. soc ID. Hirioin steaks. ?3hc 10.
ehoic. steer shoulder steaks. zoe ID.
veal outlets. zoe III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
Search for Trio ii
as Accomplices
in Army Robbery

CAMP FUNCTION. Kan. Jan. is.
49, Military authorities In their
search for tho money said have
been stolen from the army bank
here by Capt. Lewis y. whistler.
when he murdered four men ana
wounded another with Ratchet.
were seeking today 20 trace two
women and a man who left tho
camp in an automobile shortly
after the crime.
The automobile was stationel
near the Y. w. g. A. hostess house
and II Was at this point the police
dogs lost the trail they had fol-
lowed from the bank.
The car was bound In the direc-
ton OF Sallna when last seen.
The authorities are searching Tor
the missing money. estimated az
$50 900. in SalIna and Kansas City.
a theory that the money was sent
10 some address by parcel post was
being Investigated also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15

Stoug's. 2 cans Booths rardines, 35c;
800 broomE, Use; lbs. choice prunes.
Csc; pkgs. Washington mac1roni or
spaghetti. 25c. Red Seal Grocery. Annex.
z his onions. Csc. IS ms potatoes 26ci
DC rolls toilet paper, i5c, lbs. cook
ing apples, 25c. all 40c can coffee, a7c.
Elliott Fish CO.. rock cod. Ice ~. fresh
herring. Zoe ib.: smelts. i5c III, stall 10.
freshly ground peanut butter zoe III.
Buttercup oleomhrgarine. ssc 10. lbs.
Soc. Stall -. fresh ehurned buttor. bbc
NJ: apple Jelly. i5o H. Stall 20. large
loaf of bread, &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
SAYS HE'LL STAND By
WIFE IN MURDER CASE

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. i5.-De
ciaring that he viii stand by his wife
who Ia accused Of killing w. IL
Brooks. Mt Portervillc, and spare no
expense to bring about her acquittnl
w. c. Howe, formerly OF Oakland
was in San Francisco today.
lie came from Argentine to direct
his wlfe's defense.
she has not told half OF the tor.
ture she has been put TO by the Sian
derous stories Of Brooks" Howe de-
clarcd.
lie said everywhere Mrs. Howe
went--to Australia. to South Ameri.
ca and turnout the United States
alleged ISLANDERS by Brooks followed
her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
SOUTH END

Stall 2, Park asparagus, can lie;
Clean Easy soap, &c bar; Ceratana
oats. 2oc pkg; Triscuit. lac pkg.
Anderson's, rice. &c h.; Del Monte
catsup. zoe bottle: tomatoes. 12c can;
hot sauce, SC bottle. Stall AZ. venl
chops, zoe ID; mutton chops, csc ID.
Stall As, best Jersey butter. 54c H.;
fresh ranch eggs. CSC doz. Stall so,
bread, loaves 27c: cookies, 2 doz.
i5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
PIX. PLACE

Stall ~. = iha. Eranulated sugar.
&c. Stall 70. pure natural milk. Toe
quart Stall 20. bars Lcnox soap.
?se. Olympic pancake flour. soc pkg
asparagus tips. iso can. Stall 1903.
ginsersnapr. i5e III. Queen olives.
zoe ~. stall IL. rolls toilet paper.
Csc. Lily corn starch. ioc pkg. tail
cans salmon. Use. for 5sc. Stall ss.
peanut butter, ise III. jciiiea and
Jams. iSc 10 Stall 1891. ncw.iald
eggs. ssc dox. : dos. fiis. puliet
eggs. asc doz Stall ~. Brazil nuts.
: lbs. SIC. sweet potatoes. , lbs. isc.
Stall 80. lbs. onions. ioc: spuds.
ti15 sack. delivered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
BRITISH CUSTOMS MEN
MAY WINK AT PACKAGE

Beware the customs officials.
To avoid controversy with the
British customs service. those who
send parcels to the Sammies train.
Ing In the United Kingdom must In.
dicats clearly that the addressee IL
member OF the American Expcdi.
tlonary force In that country. In
that case customs restrictions on
the importation OF certain goods will
not be applied.
This warning is given thru the
local postofficc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
CHAMBER VISITORS

Groups OF visitors at the Chamber
OF Commerce and Commercial Club
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
the last three days OF Community
week-will be "immortaiized in the
movies"
The Tacoma orpheus club tomor.
row will send 40 members TO be
guests of honor at a banquet at
Blnnc's cafe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
DANCE INSTRUCTORS
HIRED BY POLICEMEN

Ef1fT ToYrrfpoNdrrF
CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma. Jan. H.
Tho military police have appointed
dancing Instructors 10 teach the men
81 the companies who cannot dance
the gentle art OF Tcrpsichore.
Every night. now. the barracks OF
tho military police are He'd with tho
music Of phonograrN -. as the In.
strucforH and their pupils toddic
about the floors in trench shoes The
police expect 20 hold tho biggest
dance Of the year at the National
Dancing pavilion. near Murray. four
miles from the camp. next Friday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15

eour. lie can; Del Monte corn. isr ean
Csrstana rolled oats. 7pe pkg. Stall iss
Washington creamery butter. SOC ~.
strictly fresh eggs. ssr dos Stall 100
Hpitsenberg apples. ii.sS bon. large
Burbank potatoes. ti.7b sack. , tbs
onions. .sc. stail ia. sweet potatoes
Sc NJ. King apples. ssc boz. No. :
burbank potatoes. 500 sack; No.
Burbank potatoes. si.bo sack. Riaii ice
artichokca. 1sc each: fancy sweet pota
toes. lbs 2sc. sweet red onions. ras
sbc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
BALLARD FISHERS
PROTEST CHARGE

A committee OF Ballard fishermen
appeared before the utilities commit.
tee Of the city council Tuesday. In
protest against charging fishermen
rent for using the floating dock at
the foot OF 2sth ave. ~. w.
The deputy harbormaster I'm that
district has notified them that they
viii have to pay rent The fisher.
men allegc that they have used the
dock for years. and have kept IL In
repair.
The committee will investigate the
site and conditions personally Wed
ncsdny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
B0NAR LAW DENIES
REPORT THAT HAIG
MAY BE RECALLED

LONDON. Jan. l5.-Chancellor
OF the Excheuuer Bonar Law denied
In common s today that Marshal
Halg might be recalled as n result OF
the German success at Cambria. in
November.
Bonar Law detailed the report OF
the special commission OF inquiry APP
pointed to investigate the Cambria
set back.
lie declared the report showed the
Germans did not surprise the British
commander.in-chief. who had taken
all necessary steps"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
SENDING DIGlTALIS
TO MEDICAL DEPOTS

Digialisl No. not disease. but a
cure.
It's the highbrow name for fox.
glove. the most valuable heart slim.
ulnnt known TO science.
A soo-pound shipment will be
made soon by the college Of
pharmacy at the university 10 the
medical depots. when war broke
out. the government had practically
none. 10 the university was asked
TO collect some. IL grows abundant.
~ In Western Washington and Ore
Ron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
Isna,iu. A. Navarro. . civil war

veteran and resident Of Washing
ton since shortly after tho war. In
dead at his home on Lake Chelan.
He was. at one time. Chelan county
engineer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
MACHINE GUNS CEASE BARK
IN HONOR OF DEAD SOLDIER

then silence once more.
Softly. like the strains OF pipe
organ. came the notes Of the bugle
sounding taps"
II seemed to throb like human
voice and It's rcycrberations. gather
ing in sweetness. came rolling bacI,
from hills In mellow tenderness.
Higher rose the note and there
were tears In the eyes OF every man
OF the little group about the soldier
grave.
In one swelling agony the bugles
prayer died away.
They stripped the fling from the
coffin and the plain black box sank
into the grave.
The machine guns had begun their
staccato song again.
The three machines wound down
the hin and the horses on one side
turned back TO their grazing. and
the men on the other 10 their work
so II was that Private Thies was
buried.
lie was discouraged, nick and dis
gusted with life and with army life.
when he took his life last week In
Seattle.
Now white board with a few
lines Of black upon Il rises over the
fourth mound in the division grave.
yard, 60 mark the place where his
body lies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15

Registered men Of Division No. 4
will meet at 8 O'Clock Tuesday even
ing in the Queen Anne branch H.
brary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
entertainment PLAN

TO systematic the entertainment
for soldiers and sailors. all organiza.
lions planning entertainments are
asked TO communicate with Mrs. j..
II. Mendenhall ago f4th ave. NJ,
phone Capitol 500, chairman OF the
organization committee OF the Won.
ans League OF National Service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
Pierre j. Frein. professor

French Mt the u. OF w. spoke on
French ballads ut a meeting OF the
Union Franchise in Fisher hall Sat
urday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
3l-Eemale Helm Wanted

Ali. NEW on OLD DANCES uuAWAN
tsed taught Hours Go snd 70
II. fifth and University. PROF o.
wsid. Elliott ttsT.
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800
HOUSE AND LOT

<-roorn piassered house. on spisn-
dld view lot: street grade. side
walk and water main all in ana
paid for. two bedrooms. with
rood closets: buiIt-in cabinets
IN kitchen and pantry; best Cat
ifornia bungalow siding used on
outside Of house: good front and
rear porches: excellent neigh
borhood. Price 300; terms 800
cash. balance ff5 per month. IL
you are looking for a bargain,
don't buy elsewhere until you
have seen this place. Take
East Madison car and county
ferry 20 Kirkland and inquire
~ office % Burke q Farrar,
Inc. on wharf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15

DANCE AT ARCADIA. at nremrr.
ton, each Wednesday " y.
kennedy returns 20 Huattle
after tho dance. Take steamer
at coiman dock. y, m,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
1l-Acreage for Sale

sNSttdNt lpI Stit
"fIrrt.h FARMs' il nAVfnN AfbEW
Park are level garden soil. on Eraded
street. iust over city ilmitai convenient
TO stores, church, scheel, car line
paved boulevard aud good neighhofH.
The price Of a little farm Is itto, easy
terms
I rlSNEy : sressr 20 relgS
l5-Farm Lapd for Sale
huN LAND WHERE THEY RAISE rnE
PRIZE CROra IN aNOuuMtsu
COUNTY. to-acr~ farms, fas per acre
10 yearly payments. q per cent Inter
est Visit cur office aud see tho great
exhibit % rRtuE WINNING VeFetas
hies fFuits, grains. alfalfa and other
Grarsea raised on the adjoining farms.
They prove our claims that thu. " tho
beet land In WESTERN WASHING.
ION. Paved roads. four passenger
trains a day graded scheel. cannorS
creamery cheese factory plenty ct
work for the iahorins man In mills
and camps where Is new settlers
are all hooaters. DON'T f.oRE A DAY
IN asking fsr our illustrated literature,
hRow NELL LAND co. eos THIRD
AVE-. SEATTLE, WASH,
FOR ONLY ts.teo. A SWELL t-AcRE
ranch that would cost over 5000 90
duplicate, good t-room house; private
water sys,emi ssosree orchard. her
rites. etc. poultry house; steam brood
rF house.. great view Of sound, noun
tata~ and y. = navy Sardl terms
PiNNEN a STREET. Tss Third.
sN ACRES soUTH or CRY LIMITS!
e-room house over haiti cleared run
ming water pip~d 60 house. ffiee
N,Soei about on~-thlrd cash.
o rlSSES = sSlSssr - rs,rs
l9-City Real Estate for Sale
pAR6hiN-rHINNEY DISTINCT
s..Tse--A very attractive s-reeW house
has all modern eonvsniencss
reception hall, living room,
dining room with Fireplace.
beamed ceiling. panelsd wain'
seotinE. Kitchen. large pantry.
two large bedrooms with closets.
bath. with high-grads fixtures.
one basement ruom. hot air
heating. cement wash trays. lot
toxlVo to tesfoot alley; garage
on alley. concrete buikhsad and
cement stairs to entrance Of
porch. fruit trees. roses and
shruhb~ry. street Improvements
Ia except paving only two
blocks from Phinusy ear. only
1850 cash. balance ON rent terms.
RAINIER VALLEY
si.sS0--onc- half acre OF good garden
soil. all IN garden. two hiockn
FROM Rainier car. s-room house
attractive and lsf very good con
dition; stable; chicken houses
all fenced. has berries and other
strawberries planted. IN complete
condition. Small cash payment.
balance like rent
WILLIAM HAITI
.et fsary nidk Phone Main 1879.
CozY. WE'LL. rufLr corTAor. ras
electric light lot tesiee 20 ie-foot
alley. garage. fruit. ne~er. and gar
den: near ear, Terms like rent. Ida
ssnith. s:es California ave. corner
Dawson. Yves, .s. sl.fes
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WANTED = MpntE-Aonn oEitMAN
heusekeeper on farm Address y, q
llaN tSi. otanogan, wash
WANTED EXPERIENCED aiiinr on.
ORATORS OK POWER MACHINES
pA0G -pnRNEpEN CO. tti JACK
aON
FtVE miIonr CArAntE LADIES TO
travel. demonstrate and soil dealers
IS to $3.50 per month. Railroad fare
paid Goodrich Drug Company. Dept.
SIS. Omaha. Neh,
WANTED COMPETENT HEtr foR
All lines ~ houaework IN and out of
the city.
PuniLc EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
~r>.><>~Se~N~NS>s>~r>~s ~s~~~-N'>~~>S~
35-Female Situations Wtd.
RnsPrcrAni.n WOMAN. TWO ciufs-
dfcn. wants position housekeeping
country preferred. Room ist. iiiih
~-s~~N4S~>~~e~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
3S-Business Chances
SAY YOU SAW u IN THE STAR.
HofFL. RoOMiS0 HOUSE. Tor sale.
bargain. i7ts l. G Smith nids Main
scr.
WANTED no NEAR PROM OWNER or
good business for saiv. State cash
prieei fuii description. u. y, liush.
Minneapolis, MINI.
ss A-SToCKs AND BONDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
"A HOME" $3.50

Large. .-story house on fine large lot.
sexise, rich noiii bearing orchard,
A lovely place for man with his
family. Prizes 1850. ttus easn and
SIS monthiy NH HACkwoRrH.
AZ Hosfsn Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15

"fLrrt.h FARMS" ~ DAVIES Af,bEN
fafk are level garden soii, on Nradcd
street. iust over city limits. convenient
To stores, church. school. car line
paved boulevard aud good neighhetH
The price " a little farm IL itao, casy
terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15

il-Livestock for Sale
TEAM HORSES FoR RaI.E- TWO
wagons. worth $500. VIII take gsTe
cash. psss ssth =. Rainier SAW
TWO fnEsit cows nEACo~ sskf
i3-f ,st and Found
LOST. JANUARY 4. orrstnE Lkke
Washington locks. klr.aafs and Cor
don Setter cross. plain collar Answers
20 name MAJ" Reward Gail Hsa-
con 1873 or address. aeabern. 29s Lake
aid. ave.
LoHr HkTunnAr EVENING, A
Waitham watch which was especially
valued BY me because 8, belonged 20
my father. who passed on ~ Year.
ago. Finder please phane Miss ftafer.
a. Union Savings Bank. HoEu nlag
Main sass.
LOST - Doo. sitoRTsuAfnED Fox
terrier. dark brown. } . m. sunday
afternoon. Answers 10 name Of
rtuney. Suitable reward. no ausx.
iicns asked. Call ksnwooa $3.50
ForNp-rrnaE OWNER CAN HAVE
Same Identify. Main .rss
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-07-07
are the Oxfords to Select

La France are indeed the oxfords to select. Not
alone for their inimitable style superiority Recognized
by well dressed women throughout the world), but
also because they afford true economy in day of high
shoe prices La France shoes are still made of the
finest feathers tanned despite their scarcity. This
makes possible the smooth gove-ke fit that does not
bind or cramp anywhere. This also gives La France
shoes their lasting qualities. They wear well and re-
tain their smart lines to the end
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-07-07
La France OxfordS
are Priced at From
S. to So

At the prices we believe>La France shoes give the
utmost in shoe values Our belief is shared by large
majority of Washngton's well dressed women as the
increasing popularity of La France shoes shows.
The wealth of models to select from in the Big
Berberch Stores is just an added reason for choosing
La France oxfords.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-11

the soldiers Of the United States can
get along with very little ammuni-
ton. barbed wire. hand srenades and
the implements Of war. Yet more
than ever they will need the minis
trations Of the seven great welfare
organizations.
With actual fighting ended the slew
process of Rehabilitation will begin.
1t will be sPeeded up as much as pos
sible. At best it will be year or Is
months before the majority Of the
men in the army can be returned to
their homes. In tho meantime they
must be looked out for.
The feeling of America today is
that nothing is too good for the men
who went to France and who risked
their lives in the war against au-
tocracy. They must be provided with
every necessity, with everything
that will make life comfortable and
I decent for them, with everything
they will need for their amusement
| and recreation, that will keep them
clean and return them to their homes
and their families as good men as
when they went away.
To finance the great war, welfare
organizations through the coming
year will be tremendously expensive
task. Yet, considering the bearing it
will have on 100000 lives, it will be
grand investment. Figured on the
basis of men it means about Is cents
a day n man.
Augusta has gone at its task of
raising $32,S40 with it's tried and
tested organization and with the
spirit that has put Augusta over the
top in every drive. 1t is using the
same plan that has always succeeded
before.
Meetings will be held today at the
various industrial plants Of the city
the shoe factories, publishing
houses, at the Edwards mills and
elsewhere. At most Of the meetings
Campaign Manager Dunnack will
speak. AS soon as these meetings are
over subscriptions will be solicited.
While the industrial plants are be.