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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21
HANEATALA WtrH PALMLR

Full information ot lla.
pH rr,inest ar. Wt. -uNuit ht uAt
4Gr Aunuitica with tuil dgot Nt1A ri ~
various appl'cations 1t \nnNt Mn
National lifc ln-. tV ui NHiH
th#fh4 l rg'u,r trl.la NJ 4Ager 'A
i.8ut, h.. G ldln- " iUmnStNh. ASL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21

NiAs2t EltAl}i. SUITS aa4 Wigs 70 ai-e
~ltEistsist> Is pants ana mHAe-Gps frank
hlealastT. c3ga3r ruurtA an4 " Alnut slrcS3l.
ttUuue N-1- "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21
WANTED TO BUY.
CLEANERS AND OVERS

A. MARTIN Tailor Cleaning Dseins
Pressing Securing Repairing of ladies
and gentlemen clothing. Work called for
and delivered 7O5 W Eighth street ID. & A
4046 J Automatic 1926.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21

CLEAN. careful woman To cook and help
old lady In small. adult family. Good loca-
tion modern conven,enrcs. Give references.
X IA, Every Evening Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21

YOUNG MAN OR YOUNG WOMAN
EFFICIENT A. BILL CLERK. WITH
LARGE CokfpRATto$. GOOD
OrPoRTuNlTN tok ADV ikGE
MINT TO THE RIGHT PAkIY
Address II Is. EVERY EVENING
nFtItE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21

BOOKKEEPER--Stato age. experience and
salary expected Address II, Every
Evening Once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21

IAEORER- For general WORK apply
huber baking 90. NintA and I uion
strcpts
MEN For iraL press ANA mil room de-
part meuts Preference given % f"rmt
ernnloycs ACQUAINTED WITH NurF Prevail
ing rate OF wages pad Apply factory cn-
uloy ultnt office nr AZ Empto! Heni
kurcau sixth ANA King Streets Llr,lriC
Hose 4 Rubber Il o.
Man FOR Iioin.1a store Apply Hurley
roRet Co. 5lo Market street
Man To assist III ~tocIruum tppl, at
once National li~cA' co. l-1s tiipin
avenue
IAfkkaA>GEK~ Re>, raees Apply
Chaa }, henneuy 1902 Market St
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21
PROFESSIONAL

AtARl h. HEAEN inI. Madison >trt4u
Massage tttctrlc Treatments Electric
blue Light baths. Graduate Peunsylvania
t5rthupasdic Hhia Fhoue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21
MALE HELP WANTED.

AMnlrloys MEN len. WAITED. srs Goap Wap
"rHNlSoSs %oIi6 s,KE toF 70 kHnRN MhH ME- NE,
iSa sssIiAs II Ks iIE!TERs. Sdo rs
learn AND ADVANCE THEM
SELVES NIL rdn;rS0s.S RE G9Ns'DEKEpp
NEED MIN A. LEARNERS ON
THE FOLLOWlNG TRADES riPE-
ITTtks, MlLLWRlGnTS. ElEC-
ERS. PIPE IoNEkERS. ,CARPEN-
BOlLERMAkEKs ANp MACHlN
III STRl ALSO NEEDs ENPEKi,
ENCkD MhCHANios IN AL, THE
AnSNE HnS FAKE ilNfS Fir tnrsTEm EnM MiIriH MOI.
ROAD. CIT orr Ar NAAMAN's
cal GsLi0SAL Co LAKsiasT AFsiisF MANuFNo- ut;s5
TuRERs OF DAks IN AMERICA.
hMrLoyMENT hsniiS Al NE oFFIcE' FfeE1Si BRING
THIS AD WITH YOU.
ACTIVE BOY-ro run crrnuds and MAKE
himself generality useful Opportunity !"
learn printing trade Apply at once Every
Evening Composing Room -
BONS-To work in candy factory Booker.
Scot, 4 Moore. Fourth and French
BARBER wanted. Apply Go Shipley
BOY 10 operate nght proor-prcss. Apply
immediately livery ENtninS olhce
RAkER- Experienced csperially for pics
So per week and meals. Apply Whining
ton D,nInS Room sI5 Market street at
once.
hAkERS HELPERS-hppIy Huber Bak-
Ine co. Nmtn anu Nnlnn s.roctS
HOOkkEkPER-S age. experience and
salary expected Address AZ u. Every
kvenins Oncc.
BOY S-Tu scryr afternoon papers Apply
g. H. Vernon. iZ29 Iatnali street. or
every Evening ntilCe
CASHIER quick and accurat" in figures
lCrnauru; position with good chanCc Tor
advancement. kCpt stating age, experience
reverence and salary to start. AddrrsS
l. ~. Every Evening Onice
CASHIER. assist IN bookkeeping oniCc
Apply Edw. W HyIc x 60. Ask 'or Nr
IOuu-
COLLECTOR For west SIDE Must he
fairly acquainted with city and Wiling y
WORK hard SI,ady position. " 4 Far
icy 2l3 Market street
DRIVERS wanted Good pay and steady
work Apply Glover Dairy. Twelfth and
Orange streets.
Dl.lN rxcelIent oppottu1ltv. Apo,
American hsIi~ay Express 20 fcansy
vanlA railroad station
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21
W ANTED.

IG\st 1lEf NOUk FURNITURE AND
hol>ehotd goods away Will pay spot
-ael tor them Skiut second and Tat
ratt streets Phone 1878 ].
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21

LYNCH CONSTRUCTIONS 90
Is An FULL SPEED AHEAD BUILD
INC HOUSES FOR OUR SHlr
BUILDERS. WHICH REMAINS
TIE PATRIOTIC. USEFUL WORK
WE NEED
IATnERs. SLATERs. HOT AK
FURNACE MEN. rIT Men. TIT
FOREMAN. TINsMITHs. FIFTY
mi AiBEKs HELPERS. LABOR
HIS
ArPIY 70 THE EMPLOY NiENT
DEPARTMENT AT THE rLANT.
FRONT AND UNIoN TAKE WEST
FOURTH STREET CAR Ok IL s.
EMPLOY YMENT SERVICE. SINTH
AND KING
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Holland woman wants
place n housrkesper. small. adult family
u :. Every Evening offire
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21
lost AND FOUND.

COLLIE dog. Wednesday Nci.oW lit,l AN
conmnniratc with 1908 Ri,erview Avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21
FARMS TO LET.

EAtsAI rO lit 80 ACRES
Brandy vine hundred near railroad j
ton buildings and fences III GOOD con
dtion Fruit III variety aud abundance
Running water a6 buiIalugs Apnl4 -
NJ - Crossan. Re4 Estate Department
EtuItable Trust 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21
WOMEN'S SPECIALS.

CARPETS-l .OOD carpets and rugs wanted
10 clean. Botk phones George Il Lang
90. 1913 Orange street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-21

auIDbUbIi4Ess for ali makes Of
auteuiouiies uew aud second hand springs
wne.is tires. TUBES anu ali parts. Adams
Street Garage. .sUk Adams street Pnone
414x-A
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-11-01

Greens over the soul when we study
Jewish history, and lei how, Is 2
nation. they stand as an. avfulwaxn-
ing Of the danger sof rejecting light,
and an example Of the .fulfllment Of
prophecy. The Jews are scattered
in every land, rs the prophet fore
told. They are tradesmen and bank
ers in all nations. AS one writer
puts it, they drink out Of every river
from the Gauges to the Mississippi.
True to the prophetic word, they are
a "Proverb" and a ''byword" among
all people. They have experienced
terrible national calamities, and a
courg of individual suffering. Their
feet have found no rest, and their
lives have hung in doubt. .Deut.
% :65-67. The pitiless storm of hate
! and persecution has beat upon them
! through the centuries. In the stress
=, of war, they have even eaten of the
fruit of their own bodies, They
have persisted by fire, and famine,
and plague and massacre. THAT a
nation deprived of it's fatherland,
wandering over all the earth without
any home or rallying place, deprived,
. too. of the chief ceremonies and in
stitutions of the religion which had
been the main instrument in binding
them together as a. people,-that a
nation so placed should not be alb
sorbed by the peoples among whom
thew so%iourned, and should not dis
appear as a distinct and separate
race. is contrary to reason and ex~
pcrience." Such uprootings and per
secutions as have been their lot,
would have meant the extinction of
any other nation. But not % with
the Jews. They seem to have q sort
of national Immortality" This the
prophet foretold. They were to be
scattered among peoples, but mot
be reckoned among the nations
Numb. $3.50. Nothing could furnish
more positive proof that God,s MorS
prophecy, than the history of the
Jewish nation.
Ito be continued).
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-11-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
NnC

By virtue of a certain decree OF
the chancery court of Grenada coun-
ty, Miss, rendered at the October
term, 1918, O nthe 23rd day of Oct,
1918, the undersigned Commissioner,
in cause No. 1869, styled ex parte
T. w. Caffey, Mrs. Audie Johnson,
Mrs. Blanche Johnson, Mrs. Addie
Caffey and Byrd Caffey, minor, by
her next friend, Mrs. Blanche John
son. suing for said minor. will on
Monday. November 18, 1918, within
legal hours at the Court House at
Grenada, Grenada County, Mississlp'
pi. offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash the
following property in said county
and state, to-wit:
Southeast quarter, less 10 acres
| in the southwest corner of the south
! east quarter, section IA; northwes'
quarter of northeast quarter OF sec
ton %, all in township %, range
! east. 49,
Witness my signature this tn
| oath day of October, 1918.
! M. E. POWELL, Commissioner
B. D. NEWSOM, Solicitor.
1482-1O-25-4t
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-11-01
An Old Mans Stomach.

AS we grow older ana less active.
less and less food is required to meet
the demands of our bodies. If too
much is habitually taken, the stom-
ach will rebel When a man reaches
the advanced g of IS or 80, you
will find that he is a light eater. Be
as careful as you will, however, you
will occasionally eat more than you
should and will feel the need of
Chamberlain's Tablets to correct the
disorder. These tablets do not con-
tain pepsin, but strengthen the stom-
ach and enable it to perform its
functions naturally. They also cause
a gentle movement of the bowels
For sale by Second Glass and Corner
Drug Stores.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-11-01
PROPHECY FULFILLED
AND FULFILLING
(By J. NJ. Boycel

e NN Ivy ~ WV
Prophecy has been defined as
.'history in advance" or " a miracle
of utterance." Without divine
prophecy the unknown things to
come are hidden from all mankind.
I'VE might as o think to pluck
the stars from heaven as to wrest
its secrets from the future The
king, when he babe the advancing
waves to retire, was not o power
less than we, when we command the
approaching days to appear and tell
what things they bring. We cannot
foresee wen dinnly the events of
tomorrow, or of the darkest hour.
We stand before a wall ON impene-
trable darkness. We have hopes
and fears, but no certalntles.
Thoughts rise up. within our bosom,
but from the future there comes
neither voice nor sign.
History has nothin gto offer to
satisfy the longings of the human
heart to know what the future holds
in store. AS to the future, she Is
stone blind. But prophecy unlocks
the i~nscrutable future, and lays~open
to the gaze of mar her otherwise IN
accessible secrets. History chroni-
cles the rise and fall of empires, and
their history. before they appear on
the a Millenniums of the future
holding fathomless mysteries of aw-
ful and f,arful import to the mhao
itaE.5 Of the world, have been tracec
bv the unerring nen OF prophets 10,
man to read. What could be OF
greater interest at the present timt
than to study these secrets Whicf
have been cleaned by the propne'
from the field Of the unknown fu
ture. especially when the tremendous
events of the immediate hereaftel
are among the things particular!
disclosed.
Prophecy establishes the inspfra
ton of the Bible. Eve have also
more sure word of prophecy" wrot'
the APOSTLE Peter. End Peter lily
..The dream is certain, and the l
depreciation thereof sure" said tn
seer of Babylon. Dan. 2:45. Mel
have hated and denounced the Bible
calling it a human production. bu
the nrophecies establish its claims t.
be the word of God. If the Bible
not divinely inspired, how could tn
history of the world be foretold cen
turtles, and even millenniums, in ad
vance. Infdelity is dumb befor
this u~estion. Unroll the scroll OF tn
past and read the history of empire
and dynasties. They appeared Q!
the stage of action, performed thei
parts, then declined, persisted, am
foated as wreckage on the stream o
time. Prophets of God outline'
clearly these events beforehand. AM
they have come to pass even as tn
Lord hath said. This shows that tn
mighty God is behind the scene
shaping the history of the world.
Prophecy is verified by history
We lay down the predictions of seer
and holy men of God, torn from tn
canon of inspiration. and it matche'
on to the great moving panorama o
world events, past and present, with
out a single discrepancy. Knowing
that the hand of God is here. ou'
faith is aflame, and with unwaverlnt
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-11-01
TRESPASS NOTICE.

All parties are hereby warned
against hunting, fishing OF in any
wise trespassing upon any OF my
lands in district A, Grenada county,
Mississippi. w. X. BAKER.
Oct. 3, 1918. 143f-4t'
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-11-01
SEEM Nim a 0Qaorn Of CHEER

ts.ens to he q bit early to bGn thinking about Christmas Fr many OF us " Is
linn 10 no MIGHTY harat to thmk about hrtmas at all this year:
p. = ia none too early for those of us who have sons and brothers AM n'enos l"
r.--. or on naval vessels throughout the Globe Nothing utl interfere VIII geMng
;.o to hands of every American soldier and salor, IN Christmas Lay 1" ""S
nwa and cheer from very member of his family and from hi TRENDS
No6 FIGHT va. ever won by gloom. Smiles are bullets Brave houehsA are J M
uh f chr are trains of powder thatr n straight and s"Ht 10 We en"S ""
Won. NOV not he abe to get pa ckges to your boys at the 1ronC o. ~"S
w....ac .rd. will 70 anywheree even into the front line TRENCH ad 40 ue uA "
.sn-oInot the German snan with a Yankee grin
And the folks at home
.xu , should send out generously those friendly cards OF Cnr christmas ereeue'
# is this year. There hardly anyone II" oooo from Won Keen I'M the
~ Everv friend you have needs word OF courage l" s"" Np ~ "N
CL:+~..s pt with a mes@ge of Cheerf"nes"
Div, INV +oi lot down the names 50 that no one VIII .o;hboS
Begin IN" ~ ~ *h%r mdbers fathew,w Wes-the folks back ome your neNnoor'
roItvos business acquamtances.
Send hem all Christmas cards this rear al"
NV voiing your good will to men.
These cads can be lad from
Ube @renaoa Atntind
@rtnana, 3assissppi
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-11-01
NOTICE.

TRESPESS NOTICE.
All parties are hereby warned
against hunting or trespassing on
Ridpewood Plantation, known as
Leigh Place" J. G. HOViS.
1489-11-1-St
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-11-01

Lefs vin eks spav- ehsn you can bay
VALERIE Osiaey- the flour Of fssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17
QUESTIONABLE
FILE TO Be kept

WASHINGTON Dec 17.-All
questionnntrcs which have been nh
ed out and returned to local draft
boards are To be kept as statistical
records
Practically every man in the
United States between the ages OF
rs and f5 has fllad out une of these
blank forms. thereby placing himself
at the service OF the government in
the past emergency. The only execp-
tons are those near the age limit OF
t5. who were the last 10 receive
qucstiounnircs
Those which are not filled out he
fore the armisticc was sicncd have
been returned TO the provost marshal
general
All questionnaires are to be scaled
and kept for reference. It was stated
today.
Chief among the uses to which
they WIN he put ARE:
WIN be used In connection with
other data. To aid wur risk insurance
bureau in checking up ON soldiers
due to receive allotmeuts for injury
or service.
WIN provide a record for men
eligible TO enter organizations similar
to the G. \. r., which win undoubt.
cdly be formed after all the soldiers
have returned home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17
IS ABLE TO WORK
FIRST Time IN
TWO LONG YEARS
Tanlac Restores Health After
Everything Else Had
Failed.

Yes. sir. I'm willing TO so before
a notary and take an oath that Tan.
lac was the only thing that rvli.ysd
my troubles after l had tried all
kinds ~ medicines and treatments
without succraH." said G. e SpraEur.
who Is we'll known for his interest
In entomology. being an authority on
/ the sublcct. and having made enc
7 81 the largest collections OF butter.
/ flies from this ard foreign countries
| ever exhibited tn the United states
/ My trouble started neyru years
ago with acute indigestion" contin'
ned Mr. spruRur and nay stomach
~ss in such a terrible condition that
everything I would cat ferusnted
and hinatea me up with gas tn
felt like was going 20 choke. ard
/ I was In misery most all the time
Then I suffered aFunies from a pain
in my back. right across my kidmoyH
and my hack became 40 weak and
/ hurt me 30 much that could hard
I 81 stand on tny feet or even walk
I and Just had 20 quit working For
4 two whole years I was unable 10 DO
Z a - Us WIZ ~ AsHa-fAa MAkFF ANhAA& NAV
80 long. I just had TO gct az aorus
/ thing. ard az tho time started on
Taniac I would put IN n week Or two
/ then I would give out ard have 70
/ iay off for while. Every body
| consulted about ms trouhIe disagreed
I as TO the cauws. some RayiuE one
/ thing and some another ard At
f though I spent over $500 on mesi
clnea and treatments. trying ever
thing could hsar of. nothing did
I me n bit 81 good. and I wus "a far
from weli as ever.
| One day I read in the papers
where a party had been helped out 81
troubles like mine b. taking Tanlac
so decided to take one more
chance. and positively. I hadn't fin.
ishcd my second both. before I no
ticed decided Improvement. l felt
80 encouraged that I kept IT up uil
| I had taken ak bottles and ] now
| feel az good az I ever did have "a
splendid appetite and my stomach
never gives me the least bit Of trou
| bic. that awful misery is gone from
my back and I never have an ache
OF pain OF any hhtp h"f't t"t%4
/ day from my work now on account
/ OF sickness and can get cut In the
woods and fields following my hob
by collecting butterflies once more.
/ / am so enthusiastic about tho way
Z Tanlac has fixed me up that I am
I constantly boosting Il 20 all my
I friends
I Tanlac Is sold In Seattle by Barteli
I Drug stores under The personal di.
/ reetlon OF a special Taniac represent.
alive Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17
Outside of That
the Family's Okeh

OREGON CITY, ore. Dec IT,
It's inconvcnicnt to have wife No.
> appear when you're with wife
No. T. but it's not quite so bad
when Wife No. ] has Husband
No 2
That's the way William H. Lin.
dau figures - while In custody
here As II H., lac has only No .
as witness for the prosecution.
she caused his arrest while he was
with WHEY | in Portland The hat.
ter temporarily deserted Husband
No. 2 to follow her first spouse
here. IN the hope Of aiding him in
HIS case. She admits never having
been divorced from Lindau and that
she also has another husband today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17
PORTLAND man
HELD IN SOUTH
AS EMBEzzLER

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee IT,
Arthur q. Davis Is under arrest
here to-day charged with robbing
the East Side bank Of Portland
ore. Of $4,000
lie has confessed the police say
The arrest WAS effected thru the
clcyetneHs of Mra Lola Baldwin,
former police woman Of Portland
who recognized Davis aud tutted
him about the city ia an autnmo-
bite
Mrs baldwin Jaw Davis passing
IN an expensive automobile Fhe
coWmandeered 1ltney ana fol-
low I'd him Finally when Hhs
ullKhtod she went up To- him. en-
gagged him Ia conversation and
HHnaled "A policeman.
The arrest WAS made last night
but was not announced until to-
Davis. who Is married and who
b. he son If minister In Port
hand. Was employed by the bank
for a brief period before the rob-
hcrs.
soon after the money and banks
raiers were mlssesi. an attempt
va uade e. find Davis Its wiz,
suii ho had LETT her before dny
nabt after leaving 8 900 with her
This money she turned over q
the hank She Haid Davis left ~
The early morning. returning later
with suit case He then kiHued
her g1ud-by and gave her "a,
money
a large reward had been Offered
probably viii so 70 Mrs BALDWIN
who have heen engaged Ia wut
work here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17
BURNETT BROS. sEco S19 AVE
Gen. Jan. SHUTS
Resigns Cabinet

LONDON, Dec III British his
torical figure. Lieut.. Gen Jan Chris
tian SHUTS. has resigned from the
war cabinet, stating that the term.
nation OF the war has ended the
need for his services. The lnforma.
ton is contained in the Express.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17
"STUMEZE!" A Joy
to Bad St0maChs

box OF solid stomach comfort for
only 25c. Got a box nowi Don't
suffer! These wonder working tab.
let's for sour, gassy, out of-order
stomachs make you forget you have
stomach. Just try them once,
and II you don't say. Great stuff.
Fine Bully If they don't sweet.
en- up that stomach of yours and
make you enjoy your meals, go get
your money back. Fair enough?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17
COLD GONE! HEAD
AND NOSE CLEAR
First dose of "Pape's Cold
Compound" relieves all
grippe misery.
Don't stny stnffed.nn,


Quit blowing and snuffling, A
dose Of "Papes Cold Compound"
taken every two hours until three
doses are taken win end grippe
misery and break up severe cold
either in the head. chest. body or
limbs.
II promptly opens clogged.up nos
trils and air passages; stops nasty
discharge or nose running. relieves
sick headache. dullness. feverish.
ness, sore throat. sneezing. sore.
ness and stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the
quickest. surest relief known and
costs only few cents at drug
stores II acts without assistance,
tastes nice and causes no incon-
venience. Don't accept a substi.
tute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17

lost his medal last week in Seattle
had II returned to him Monday by
stranger. who said he picked 1,
up on Occidental ave. at Yesler way
The medal was awarded Segalos by
the First Methodist Episcopal
fhurrh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17

This is the year of gifts North tOf,iie.
This is the one time in Seattie's history
When Ue can UeH afford to give the
best. And Judging from the crot0ds that
throng the store, this is the aUo,Ued pol
icy of the people of Seattle. For each
day the cash register scars 'Uay oUer
last years record, and there is no doubt
that the Christmas of the year 1918 tDiH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17
NO LET-UP IN
DEMAND FOR
MUNY POWER

Win 500 power contracts refused
hy the city lighting department dur
ing the las, Few days. the city coun
cil Monday afternoon decided to urge
the capital issues committee to
speedily approve the issue OF
st,f60 coo for extensions To- the de
pbrtment
Approval Of $500 Oo0 worth OF
bonds for extensions tu the water
department. Including the building Of
a storage reservoir at Swan Iake
viii also be asked
Announcement Of approval Of
$3.50. 600 worth OF bonds Tor compile
ton of the elevated railway. was
made At Mondays meeting. together
with approval by the capital issues
committee OF $500 900 East Marginal
way traction bonds.
lv vote 81 six to two. the coun
ell rejected the plan % Councilman
Erickson TO make the appointment
Of department heads colusident with
thn election Of each new mayer.
The council Endorsed the proposal
asking the voters 60 pass. ~ the
spring elections plans for civil ser.
vice pension fund
4 W. Leonard. president OF the
traction company. presented the
council with a complete inventory 81
the property the city would acquire
under the proposed traction deal
Ordinances appropriaunE $4,000
FOR anti fiu work. $40. o0a Tor buying
fish for the municipal fish market
and $1,000 for tho intcrment hospital.
we're passed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17
Costly Thy Gift as
ThV Purse Can BUY

go do,Dn in history as the golden yule.
tide.
The following suggestions tUiH proue
helpful to folks Who are wondering
tUhat to give. They commend them.
selves from the fact that the quality is
the best, and the Burnett store aims to
giue great good measure of Uaiue and
good UiU and courtesy and all those
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Hero of Wreck Has
Recovered Medal

John Segalos. awarded a medal for
heroism In connection with the sink.
ing Of the steamship Valencia, off
Vancouver island In 1906. and who
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VIII one dollar prevent you from
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for Year,
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