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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-26
BRYAN sHUPE WRITES
THAT HE LIKES ARMY LIFE

Continued from first page)
trained In France TO weld springs and
At them.
Every day now at one O'Clock we
take five-ton truck and go TO Jack
sonville for supplies, distance of 10
miles. Some of the boys out of this
company are going to be sent TO At
lanta. Georgia. for supplies. and /
think that WIN be one Of the bunch
for have driven the truck for four
days now. There will be what Il
called a motor train, which will be
composed Of IS two and ave-toa
trucks. Az Atlanta II 80 miles from
here 1t will be some trip.
We were issued our overseas euip-
ment last night--ail but the razors,
soap and towels. The food We get
here ID we'll cooked and 1t IL clean. Of
course we do not get things that we
did at home-steak and eggs and
many other things, but IL would be
impossible to serve them here as there
are about 10000 men here at present.
well. the further we get into this
army life the better like IL. There
are few here who kick about every
thing. We have to go to bed at D
O'Clock At night. unless we get special
permission from the lieutenant or
commanding officer. They are very
strict about you being prompt and on
time in everything that you do"
In . postscript TO the letter Bryan
adds: Just got word that We will
leave here in q week for seaport
town. Gee, but was lucky to get In
company that Il soon to 30 across.
The sergeant says that he thinks we
win be In France by the first OF Sep
TENDER"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-26
CANDIDATES. ARE GETTING
THEIR NAMES IN THE POT

The first republican aspirant for
governor made his intentions known
to the public last Tuesday when M.
q. Lewis Of Moscow, filed with the
secretary OF state the nomination OF
Samuel P. Anterior Of Twin Falls,
foF the Office Of chief executive.
Other nominations have been filed
with the secretary OF state a. fol.
lows:
Republican-short term senator,
James r. AiIshie; congressman, First
district. Burton I. French; congress-
man, Second district. Addison +.
Smith; secretary OF state. w. w.
VonCanon; attorney general, Roy L.
Black; treasurer. John w. Eagleson:
superintendent public instruction,
Miss Ethel q. Redfleld.
Observation-Disclosures, w. 4. Dou-
ghbrty and d. A. vansicklin; auditor.
Clarence Van Deusen.
Nonpartisan-Secretary OF state.
W A. Fife.
Justice supreme court--Aisred
Bulge.
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that difference Of opinion between the
majority and minority stockholders
should have led to litigation and the
kind OF publicity resulting therefrom.
In order to avoid this In the fu-
ture the majority. consisting Of sid
ney o. Stevens. Frank ]. Stevens. g.
Henry Stevens, Albert U. Stevens and
Walter r. Stevens. have bought ont
all the holdings of the minority
Salt Lake Herald.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-26
HOW GERMAN PRISONERS
or WAR ARE TREATED

tContinued from page onel
leave one wondering.
What about him?" was aaked an
attendant.
The biggest liar in camp" was
the prompt reply.
There was q chapel, a part OF the
prison camp. In this were two on
GERS. one practtcing on q musical in
strument, the other working on
lithographing press, printing some
poetry about the Rhine.
II the clothing OF these men were
bedraggled when they were taken
prisoners. the British officers made
them send home for better uniforms,
whole and clean. 30 that, ON the
whole, the officers presented = very
neat appearance.
They were permitted Il receive
packages from home, and one OF
these being opened while we were
there told eloQuentIy Of the condi-
tionp In Germany. It had been sent
by . mother 10 her son in the prison
camp. The package was about the
size OF pastecard shoe box, and in
II were about dozen very small po-
tatoes, q few pieces OF canned meat
and other morsels OF food.
This meagre portion told OF
mothers skimping to send something
to her boy prisoner who. in reality.
was faring very we'll. Tales were
told in Germany OF the want among
the men in British camps, which led
TO the sending OF this and other box
es, but the fact was and 10 that the
British are living up to international
law in caring for enemy prisoners.
There was an agreement made be-
fore the war that officers in prison
camps should receive SO cents day
and England was not regarding that
as dead letter, but was paying the
amount to the officers. They had
good food, more meat than / had
seen In restaurants, plenty OF tobac-
co and cigars, and good quarters.
Another package received by one
or the prisoners contained in it d
small bottle Of white tablets. The
British officer who was inspecting all
packages held it out. The German
ofacer' got a companion to draw the
attention of the British officer,to an
other package, and then picked up the
forbidden bottle. showing 1t into his
pocket.
Put 1t down. commanded an
other British officer, not seen until
then by the German. why do you
try to take It when told not tar"
Il am a German oficer," said the
prisoner. That was intended for
me, and you have no right to with
hold from an officer that which ID
his"
For that, your mail and packag-
ea will be withheld for 80 days" was
the reply from a British officer who
did not hold the German title In such
awe and esteem as the German would
have him.
1t revealed again the trend Of
mind that comes with German milf
tarism.
IN other prison camps the private
soldiers and non-commissioned Of
flcers were kept at work on the roads
and repairing the salvage gathered
on the battlefelds and made over
for use In future battles.
The private soldiers did not Inn
press one as being up to the average
OF the French. the British, or the
Americans. They appeared to be men
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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-26
STEVENS COMPANY
WINS COURT ACTION

The suit Of Kate 8. CURLY and sis.
ter against the Sidney Stevens I'm.
plement company In the federal
court has been dismissed at plain,
tiffs' costs. their petition Tor receiv.
er to sell and distribute the surplus
real estate held by the company hav-
ing been denied.
The company is one of the big and
solid institutions Of the intermonn-
tain country and naturally regrets
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-26
WHEN AMERICAN SOLDIERS
ANNIHILATE BOCHE DRIVES

Bedlum was turned loose in Mont
pelier last Sunday. From now on
until the close Of the war and Kaiser
Bill ID persuaded to sign terms that
will not be signed only to be ignored
afterwards when the people OF. Mont
pelier hear all the whistles in town
screeching like unto the Browning
gun shells our boys are sending into
the German lines we will all know
that the town 10 not ON flre, but i'm
stead the American army in France
u laying low what remains OF the
German army.
Lariating steers in Wyoming is fun
compared to what lariating OF takers
sometimes send ont to arouse peoples
patriotism, bat they should not for
get that Montpelier IL 100 per cent
patriotic without their fakes, there
fore should reserve their ammunition
and direct It against the I. w. w, for
instance. Naturally Foreman MURRAY
OF the O. 3. L. shops would direct that
the whistles blow when called on the
long distance telephone and apprised
OF the American troops having gone
over the top" and captured zoe. 900
Hun maranderA. to say nothing about
how many crown princes and other
German mobiles" whose stock in
trade ID that OF bombing Red Cross
hoapstala and ravishing women. But
we don't fancy reports being pre-
mature. or course the report viii be
received In the course OF time in an
anthentie manner, because that is
what our boys are in France to do,
and BY the eternal they are going to
accomplish the feat.
However. We iii felt good, and
some OF us. particularly the Red
Cross chapter. are still feeling hilari-
Gus. II there were any automobiles
.hitched" in garages last Sunday we
have failed up to the hour of going
70 prees TO learn OF lt. Their a.toots,.
mingled with those OF other "toots''
and there sure was some noise In the
town from p. m. until late into the
night. Veteran Bob Gee. who him
self can tell you that Sherman spoke
the truth when estimating what war
meant. and who has two flghting sons
IN France. one Of them lieutenant
and the other one ready TO become
one. gave US evidence OF how they
did IL at the close of the revolutionary
and other wars In this country When
drum ID not handy a dish pan will
answer the purpose. and don't think
but what he can handle the drum
stick, because he can. Long after
other people had gone 10 bed he i'm
agined the number Of German scaips
captured by his two charging boys
were such az cause him long Joy. ana
he proceeded 10 pound that dish pan
far into the night, In the confident
belief that the war was over and his
sons had embarked for home.
Bent On fully ..uneorking" their
enthusiasm to the limit. several au-
tomobiles loaded 20 capacity and
With Old Glory proudly waving Paris
was visited and told to wake up! aud
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-26

who lacked initiative, but who would
take orders because they had been
used to II all their lives. In hand
to-hand combat, on the ground or in
the air, the British. French and
American can best them almost inva-
riably.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-26

Washington, July s4.-one hun
dfed and ninety sick and wounded
soldiers OF the American expeditions
ry forces were landed In the United
States during the week ending July
10.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-26
GAIL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS

All current Expense. Road and
Bridge and County School warrants
Of Bear Lake county are now PAYABLE
at my office. Interest on these war
rants will cease on July "a, 1913.
STANDBY II. RICH.
County Treasurer.
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eamoutiage.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-26

Rafting tongues are usually TO be
found In empty heads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-08
UPHOLD HONOR,
SAYS ORLANDO

WASHINGTON. oct s.-'Tb.
world Is not fighting for ven
Reance. but demands satisfaction 70,
the blood that has been shed Il,
the defcnae Of the highest ideals-
declared Premier Orlando. befor.
the Italian parliament. according IA
cables 10 the Italian embassy 10.
day.
Premier Orlando continued:
The Italian government has con.
firmcd before the people. before on,
allies. as well as before our on.
emicE. the frn determination q,
italy 20 uphold ita honor and IA
stand 10 the last for the freedom
Of mankind
The Italian people. who enerye,.
ically withatoOd the dark hour,
Of defeat. are looking now, in IN.
hour Of victory. toward the future
without exaggerated optimism and
nrm conHciOuHncss that Italy
who alone met the Austrian army
on the Pave and defeated IL, can
red secure IN fun faith In the yalo,
81 her soldiers.
our army not only saved thu
country. but has contributed ma
ierially 10 the cause Of the allie.
The Piave victory was the firt
Of series OF wonderful victore,
gained by the allies on all fronts
under the great leader. Marnhal
foch. In the name OF the whoIs
assembly. the Italian government
now sends It's greetings 70 Marshal
FOCh."
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Stall -. fresh salmon. iSc NJ: ssirnos
trout. sac NJ; red snapper ms. ,sc;
hanhu, cheeks soc 10. ms SIC;
skinned soies. ms 2sc: fresh black cod.
ms. &c. stall iis. hear meat Leave
your order for Saturday. short rib Of
beef. isAc N. pieitlrd pork. Sc ~;
veal outlets. asc 10. stalls 1855. ms
hAkir. beans. 3sc. rinrersnaps. Isr NJ;
seediess rRisins. lie 70. : cans sardlnes
&c. ION. can karo syrup. 81: s-cal
can maple syrup. $50. Stalls i-,-s
sirioin steak. sc ~: liberty steak. MS
sse; pot roast. i2i4c m and up; gooc
bacon. Sc NJ: T-bone steak. 7oc N.
stall -. chow-chow. .oc pit: sanerkraut
OTIS. Csc: small ripe olives. I &c pt. stall
100. choice creamery butter. SIC n.
lbs 81 o. fresh peanut butter. ale n
eggs. &c doz.. doz. SC. mild cream
cheese. a.c N Wisconsin cream brick
cheese. 5Sc 10; old New York cheese.
tor 10: CSC bulk coffee, iac NJ: iba
Ssc. soc bulk coffee sc n
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20 QuARTER-AcRE TRACTS
ffss only
s. down. then 800 a week.
20 QUARTER ACRE TRACTS
f2ss only
s. down. then $3.50 a week.
20 QUARTER ACRE TRACTS
fats only
$40 down. then 1900 a week.
20 HALF TRACTS
saTs only
SO down. then $3.50 month.
20 HALF-ACRE TRACTS
ft96 only
SIS down. then 80 month.
20 HALF-ACRE TRACTS
1896 only
500 down. then SIS month.
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its name and the names and ad-
dresses OF the stockh olders owning
or holding l per cent OF the total
amount OF stock.l
y II. Garfield. Seattle. wash;
Leroy Sanders. Seattle. Wash: Est
John n. Perry. Cleveland. Ohio; II
w. Scripps. West Chester. Ohio; J. G.
Scrlpns. Miramar. Cal.
3 That the known bondholderS
mortgages and other security hold
ers owning or holding l per cent OF
more Of total amount OF bonds. mort.
cages or other securities are; li
there are none. SO stated Edith II
Brown. Cincinnati. Ohio; l. II
Scholl. Cincinnati. Ohio: NJ. w. Van
dcrcook. deceased; heirs Margaret
w Nandcrcook and minor child,
Leonardo, y. j.; +. r. Clark, Sar
Diego cal: 4. NJ Hopkins. Cincin-
natl. Ohio; n. Cunningham. Philadel.
phia. Pa: Mrs. NJ II. DeMuth, f.
Cincinnati. Ohio. n. III. Scripps, Trus-
tee for n II. Scripps and Dolla Blair
Scripps both Of West Chester. Ohio;
Gertrude {. Johnson. san Diego Cal;
Seattle Trust Co. Seattle. Wash.
Lars Peterson, Seattle. Wash
4. That the two paragraphs next
above. giving the names of the own
crs. stockholders and security hold
erS II any, contain not only the list
of stock holders and security holders
as they appear upon the books OF the
company but also. in cases where
the stakeholder or security holder
appears upon the books Of the COM
pany as trustee or in any other
fiduciary relation. the name OF the
person or corporation for whom such
trustee IS acting. is given; also that
the said two paragraphs contain
statements embracing atlantis fun
knowledge and belief as to the cir
Cumstances and conditions under
which stockholders and security
holders who do not appear upon the
books OF the company as trustees
hold stock and securities in a ca
pacity other than that of bona
fide owner; and this affiant has no
reason to believe that any other
person. association or corporation
has any interest. direct or Indirect
in the said stock. bonds or other Sc
curities than as SO stated by him.
& That the average number OF
copies of each issue OF this publica-
ton sold or distributed. through the
mails or otherwise. 10 paid sub
scrihcrs during the six months pre-
ceding the date shown above IS
6,24S. Crhis Information is required
from daily publications onlyl
L. w. WEBSTER.
office Manager.
sworn TO and suhsc ribed before ma
this tth day OF October. 1915
(SeaD EDWIN J, WITTY,
tNly commission expires sept =
1920
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GENERAL NIVELlE is
EXPECTED TO RETURN

Especial 10 eth star by y. r. ~
PARIS, oct s.--Men high in Of.
fetal circles declare no surprise
VIII be occadoncd by a request
from Marshal Foch for the return
OF Gen. Niyelle from Africa, where
he was sent after the failure OF his
offensive. Marshal Foch regards
highly the fighting qualities Of M.
yclle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-08
PIKE PLACE

e-sii 70. pure fresh pas;curired milk
Ice a. Sell 81. isc cans pumpkin. I.
for .5c. .sc Ger batting powder isc n. :
any soc tea, CSC r.. E'sr 20. white navy
beans. ios. Csc: No. rstsicfs f1F
sack. delivered; : ms. rood prunea. IS:
ms sweet potatoes. Csc Stall 1891.
strictly fresh ranch eggs. Csc doz.: best
butter Csc NJ. Stall So. fresh whole sill
yer salmon. isc n; Hing cod, 1oc N (;
whole rcd snapper. Toe N. Stall 1911.
best kippered salmon. soc m; salt black
cod. MS SIC; salt salmon bellies. soc
n Stall 1881. veal stew. l7iac n; pot
roast. i5e N. shoulder Of mutton. IKE
70; club sausage. 1Titc N.
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Fruited wheat and oats. SIC: cors
flakes. lie; Karo syrup. small 1tc. J-rb.
&c. iO-rb. fsc. Wesson oil. sTc, ssc
'i7s: Liquid Veneer soc sire asc: Jiffy
Jell Toe. Holly bird seed. isc. Lux. :
pkrs. abe. Del Monte tomato sauce. SCI.
Hllls red can coffee. 3sc ~. 81 ms ste
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While selling war savings sfamps

at ball game In Portland. Me. Tom.
my j. Newman Offered TO take IN.
SILK shirt off his back and sell II to
the first bidder for two stamps. The
offer was quickly accepted Newman
stripped the shirt from his back.
transferred the same to the purchas.
er. and then resumed selling the
sfafnpR
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For SaIe-Iseai Estate


MIR. HOMTSEK
After you have looked everywhere.
you'ii decide with many others.
there 10
ONE REAL HOME PLACE
Now being offered. that has every
thing that will so 30 make de-
niruble place to live whore you
can buy Home tract within your
means ana on
THE MOST DESIRABLE TERMS
This is Geattio'H Newest Home Addt.
tion. lust recently opened. and
now being bought by men ana
women who have an eye 10 the
future This one place In
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its name and the names and adj
dresses OF the stockh olders owning
or holding l per cent OF the total
amount OF stockl
= II. Garfield. Seattle. wash;
Leroy Sanders. Seattle. Wash: Est
Of ] y Scripps West Chester Ohio;
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Farm Lands
40
81 800
EASY TERMS
Ia AllILI ~ --l-II

EASY TERMS
fO.ACIE RANCH
Small house. barn ana chicken
houses. part alder bottom. lies
good. all fenced, creek and HprinR.
town and nelRhbors. ready 10
move onto.
g. H. BfltILE
Gis New York Block
IG ACRES FERTILE. LEVEL LAND.
600 feet frontage on lake. acres
cleared Hihfhed 3-rpom house
barn. chicken houar. only 1920.
terms $500 cash
PfNHEY A. HTREET. 72G Third
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED Calm rHoNo-
graph; also cord wood saw. Shcr-
man whitney. station T. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-08

o. - . 'ffAf 80 $50 FHf'
when you buy n home In oak Park.
YOU got real tfhrt~-not a city
lot The tracts ARE CAAt2T feet.
and already have practically all ~
the convenience offered IA the
city
THERE ARR GRADED STREETS
STREET CAR SERVICE.
~ MtITEN FROM INDUSTRIAL
Tfr cry WATER ~ IN.
YOU HAVE SIDEWALKS.
GRADED SCHOOLS
Low TAKES ANp
10 A9SE99MFNT8
~ OAK PARK.
Right now YOU can bay lots In the
Real Home Addition
FROM 1850 AND Up
Facing Right on the Municipal car
Line
AND YOr CAN UuY on TlIE
EASIEST KIND or TERMS
See oak Park right away. call at
our downtown office for trans
portatiun, or " sou cannot Eo
otherwise. telephone NJ and We
viii send our ear around 60 YOU.
Soc OAK PARK THEN DECIDE
~ ". BIRD and W " cOuGiiLiN
Agents
ti0 American Rank building
Telephone Elliott 1bsT
Evening Phone. East also
Branch offices At Oak Park and
iiyern.de.
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.IIInlS
ALASKA JUNK co. 1920 First ave.
s. Elliott 1921.

OF THE OWNERSHIP.
Management. Circulation. Etc, Re
quired by the Act OF Congress Of
August -. 1919, OF The Seattle
star. published daily except sun
day at Seattle. Wash. for october
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Public Markets



Stall 20. : ms freshly ground con-
meal. CSC: ibs Holly white flour. 5ic
stalls 17-2s. ION. pail KAro syrup. SOC:
f-fb. pkg Boa Foam washing powder
asc; b0c can Instant Postum. 3sc bars
Napiha soap. 2sc' bars Crystal white
soap. $50. rnE Sun Maid seeded raisins
tor. ioc sacks table salt. zoe. Stall 81
pure fresh milk. lie az. Stall GO. fancy
creamery butter. SIC n. local storage
eggs. sto dor, Stall -. soup meat. ss
N corned beef. iSc N: boiling meat,
Toe n. Stall -, red snapper. . ms. 2se.
ling cod. ice n. black cod. fbs use:
silver salmon. zoe N. silver smslts. |;
rs sc stalls .0-2i. caniaioupes. Sc
each. new vhlnuts. soc N. bananas. zoe
dor sugar pears. SC doz dry onions
ms sc. Stall 81. new honey. soc N :.
tic pit. SIC at fresh reanut butter. Gle
ts eec: new comb honey, 15c. . for
&c; orange mhrmaiads. &c 10. peach
Jam. &c 10. fresh peanut butter. .ic N 3,
: ms ooc
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
Attorneys-at.I.aw

LEoLA MAY BLiNN - WOMAN
lawyer Consultation free. conf
Dental General practice. Collec-
lions. ia Lowman Bldg. Main
27Si
j. y. ESTABLISHED 1887.
General r-sctice. All cases. Free
consultation. ?ts Burke Bldg, s05
second ave. Main r303.
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FINE LITTLE HOME
BEARING FRufT-uoCsE-ss35


y, YOU are looking for a neat.
inexpensive home In the
country. don; fail to zee this
at once. Apples cherries.
peach and walnut trees.
grapes 90 straw berry plants:
garden In. flowers. Rhruhbery.
etc small house. splendid
rabbit pen. root house: wood
shed buildings and land arc
In excellent shape. not an old,
run down place: water piped
over land. e rabbits. bees.
garden tools. etc. can be had
with property reasonable.
within easy walking dis
iAnco 81 ferry. Terms $3.50
cash. balance SIS monthly.
Take East Madison car and
Kirkland ferry TO Burke g.
Fhrrars office tnnuir~ for
Mr. Sucking
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MITCHELL MOTOR SERVICE
COMPANY.

Exchanged Car Department
summit and East Flae.
Phone East si15.
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~ THIWW ~ TsTIITTT FIW-
INVESTMENTS WE OFFER FIRST
mortgage bonds and preferred
high class securities. drawing 7ca
and So per hnnum. Interest pay
able semi hnnualiy IN amounts
Of 400 to s.. 700.
Specially queen Anne hin proper
ties. For particulars call
JENKINS INVESTMENT COMPANY
30a-3i0 Mutual Life bldg.
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wILLYS-OyERI4ASD PACIFIC
COMPANY
18TH AND T.. PINE ST.
TELEPHONE EAST eco
EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR
TOMORROW'g SELLING

EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR
TOMORROW'S SELLING
1917 Dodge. in first class con-
dition; special ............s 500
Maxwell. can't tell u from
new. 5 good tires: seat COW
ers; front seat drops back.
making a dandy bed. special ss5
5-paEsenEer Ford. special as
Buick. excellent condition: an
extra good value: only .. 1000
Oakland 5-passensc- touring
car: special ............. 300
New Oakland sedan: with new
spare tire. spot light and
two bumpers. extra special. 1850
Abbott. cord tires. bumper:
aelf-startsr: all in good con-
dillon. extra special ..... $50
DS-LTVENGOOD co.
1909 nth. Cor. Pike
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Live Stock

FOR SALE
Six-weeks-oid pigs. poiand-C hiuas.
BeFkshires. pur0cS. So ios Beary
uidg Main 2ssT.
PICS SELLING oU'r IN CAR LOTS.
10 weeks. $40: brood HowH males.
BY weight kcnwoof stsT.
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All above cars are aold on easy
terms and are in fine condition.
Good rubber
HENRY MOSSBACH
1921 Tenth Ave
Between Pike and Union.
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~ STOCKS ana Bonds
WILL Buy LIBERTY BONDS
500 Pacific Electric Wcldar.
900 GFuiverrni nigh Power
500 Western Smelling a Power
500 Alaska Petroleum A. Coal
WILL SELL
900 Alaska Petroleum 4 CoaisGf7
1850 Black Hawk Mining co 10
400 Jones Tire 90. .......... 30
300 Hothert steel Co...... .Gs
600 Great Western Petroleum 90
1000 Chitinn Kuskuianh .-... OF y
1850 Mount Rainier NR Co. .G7
/ 900 a laEka iiomsHthAs Gold 10
5000 Lone star OH .......... .0ljs
900 Lincoln Idaho OIL ....... ~
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1875 United Orchards Go.........Isld
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