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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
atmoer ans Matter.

Mls tpir in 6en @rieg %eintroten,
tp11r6en @timmer Ga1tt, Sic sic Muf-
bebung Der b~eiteben6en &in6ergeiebe
~for6erten. Mls ~&riegsmaBmabme.
5ie tpolter 6ie1e Gor6er11ng nit Ser
Motbapen6igfeit begriin6et baben, CT
iub at idaffen fin 6ie Mrbeitsfrdaffte,
6eren M11sidnlt1tng 6ur6 Die @inbe>
rnfunger gum &eeres6ienft 51 er-
mnrten tpar. m Tie nit 6ieier Gorz
6erung irgen6tpo burbgeorungen
iin6, tpiiien mir nidt, nber 6afir nil
len mir I'M 10 beiier, mnter tpelhe1
5dtpierigfeiten Ole @eiebe 5uitmnbe
gefommer iin6, Die menigitens 6er
riidboltsloieiten Musbeutung iugeno=
Ii6er Mrbeitsfruft einen &tegel bor=
qefdoben bnben. @enr 6iele @eiebe
me6 nod GlidAperf iin6, ieoenfaaS
beoeuten iie gegen sic 3uitdn6e bon
ebe6em einerr gang erbebltden Sort
}hritt, nn6 es m6re Elm Sanmer,
tpenn man 6ieien GortfdriH prets-
geben tpo1M.
@ir buben ni9t n0tbig, 3u BEN
friberen 3uitdn6en 5urud5ufebren.
Ml16 sic Motbtpen6igfeiten bes &rie-
ges beoingen 6as ni9t. Dieier Mn-
1i6t lit on9 6os rationale
g in6erb l + 0, 6os GIT &egtnn 6es
r1el1en ssSabres cine na66rudlthe
Mabmtng an 6as amperifanti6e
@olf erlaiien bot, 6nralf 5n a6ten,
6aB 1tnieren &tn6ern Der 99nB Der
in ibrem @reiie erlaiienen @eiebe
nidt ent5ogen, riidii6tslofer
Musbentung ineerolider Mrbeits-
froft ni6t bon 11e1tem Ebir un6
Ebor ge0ffnet meroe. Das 8iiro be-
griinbet feline Mabna1t1g nit eire1n
Sintpeis a11f sic in anberen 2an6ern
gemodten @rfabrungen. $50 int
nuer frem6e 21n6er 6es &rieges noe.
gen Musnabmen bon Ben 8eitimm111-
gen Der &in6eridp1bgeiebe geitatte-
tet," beibt es 90, rbaben fte bos Of
ne Mnsnnbme berent; me1l es 01e
>@in6er i9d6igte, obne Der Sn6uitrie
bos geringite 3u 1riiben. 9ie mittel'
bore GoIge tpar Elm madfen6er
@trom ilgen6Iider Siin6em in ben
@eri9tet."
.GesboGb," 10 beibt es IN Der
&1nbgeb1tng 6es Baibingtoner gu.
reo11s tpeiber, nr1uB es Sode Der
@toote1t iein, 4inbern un6 ibrer1
Miitter1t o11sreiden6en @4us 3l ge'
ipdbrer, nm 6ie Spfer an Menfder'
Ieber auf 6en S1Iadffelbern ,pie6er
eindubringert. Ole @emeinme e.
len miiifen 6orouf ieber, bab D2it.
ter rtidt bur4 Motb ge8tu.tneen toer.
ben, ibre @i,rber alei, ~ Idffe1t. nm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
Ntats nm8em6

Ser @eginn Ser Meloepflidt fir
Die inn 8ereide Ger Ser. Staaten le=
ben6en @eids6eutiden lit bon Der
8unbesregierung n1f 6ie nit benz
bierten Sebruar beginnenoe Wode
binousgeid)oben tporoen. Se6enfa4s
in ser northumberland Mbii6t, ienen,
Sic bon 6ie1er Bflidt betroffen tper=
ben @elegenbeh 5u geben, ii6 nit
Sen eini6ldgigen 8~eitimml11Gen &C.
nou bertrout at maden. 8os mir
ibnen 6ringen6 geratben baben mo6-
ten. Sic bon Ser 8un6esregierlng
fir Mngeb0rige 6es fein6li9en Mus=
lan6es berfigte Meloepf1i6t lit
ourd)aus feline ungetp0bnli6e Mabr
1tabme. Sic beitebt ol1b 1T on6eren
2dn6ern, 9eutf6lan1 eingei9loifen.
sSe6er amreifaner, Der ge%genaudrtig
in Deutiblan1 peilt, mnB fi9 1ieier
Bflidt unter5ieben, penn er nit Den
b~elteben6en .@eieben un6 @eroronun-
ger nidt in @onflift geratben Din.
Stud UNI cine gebdifige MaBnabme
ban6eH es iib ni6t. Ser @nn6es=
@eneraIanipaIt bat m1s6ridlib Der.
fiigt, bob nit Sen Melbepflidtige1t
b0fi4 nno fre11n6li9 at berfabren
iei; 6ab ser gin6rr1d bermieoen tper-
Ben miiife, aIs Oh bic @egiert1g ie-
ben Deutfd5en an fih nls beroahtig
anfebe un6 70 beban6elt baben tpol'
1e, un6 nit bieiem @ntgege11fon1nre1t
1T Die 8eitimma1ng, 6dB bon jeoem
MeIbepfIidtige 1ie Gingeraboriide
aero1nmert tper6en 1piiifen, 61irhdrS
bereinbar. Das 2o1t6 ntltB fi@ ffdddi'
te, rnb m,1b gIeih8eitig ie1e Mnge.
b5rigert oes fein6lide,r Ai,8lart6es
ffdyate1t, bic ft9 berriiber, nod BEN
@eietert bes 2dnbes 81, lebet, dber
lrnter 1ln1jtd,1ber 6air@ d1tbere tt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
en- nnieren lanbeslprad)iaen 3,

Sn 1t1ferett lanoes1pradtgen Set-
turgen bot man Biz 1T Die iiingfte
Belt binein bdufig geleien, in eng
Lamb feien Die a11s Ben Ser. 5toaten
beaogenen 2ebensmitteI biuiger als
bier5ulon6e. Das fheint aber 11idt
gott5 5utreffen6 51 fem. Wenn GIeif4,
tpie iidb aus 6irefter1 2on6orer Mer-
6a1nger ergiebt, 70 fnapp getpor0en
lit, DOB Die Mebger MIR nod 6ie
&1iIfte oes Auorturns toufe1 f611ner,
6as ib1,err Dor brei Mor,nten nod CUR
@erfigl1ng ftan6, un6 6aB 6ubr,er
nit 6reieinbnB Collar bos Stid Be-
aablt tper6er ntiiffen, Damn tant1 es
nit ben bi1Iigert 9ebensmitteIn ridt
tpeit ber fein. Dern erfabrungsr1d.
SID tpirb Sic Qnge bes 2~ebensrnitteI.
tnarffttes 6ur4. bie Gage bes Meif9-
marbles ftort beeinflllBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17

@teQe ouf Ben @terbetafeln bes 9m.
oes Elm, fir tiidtige un6 iDitematifde
Mrbeit 1T alio nod biel &nlm. nno
binter Ser $ltberfuloie itebt gleib
sic bosartige 2ungenent5iinoung.
Dieier &ranfbeit erlagen I'M 8eridt3'
iabre 1878 Don lie bun6erttmtien6
8etpobnern BEG 2a1rbes. @egen $50
int Sobre 1900. @obei in6es irbe.
tradt ge5oge11 tperben 11alB, bob 6ie
MISUNDERSTANDING cine nie6rige
Sterblid6eits8iffer infolge bon Gum.
genentaiinba111g iebr begiinitigter, I'M
gan5en lit bier Elm Mldga1tg ni9t ,du
per5eihnert.
SIT pierter @tene l1nter Sen bd,1.
figlten &o6esurfoden tebt Die
8rigbfi1e &rnnfbeh Die m,4 nod
unter lie bunoerttarfeno 8etpobnern
mber bu116ert 9pfer for6erte. 9ie
Mierenfrortbeiten geboren at ben
N1oger1 Der Menfabeh, beren @e.
fdbrlidbeit ii@ nnfdeine,6 g~efteigert
bot. @o4 I'M Sabre 1900 foroerten
lie 11nter ie bunberttauien6 8espobb-
1rer11 oes 9a116es 111lr nod 80 Spfer,
I'M letten SSabre 1862. Mo9 itdirtter
bot ii9 Ser @rosentfab> 6erer Der.
mebrt, ote frebsortigen &rnrfbeiten
erlngen. Sm 9abre 1900 sparer1 es
SO. I'M Sabre 1916 {hor1 81.8 bon
ie 100000 @epobnern. 9ieie gu.
nnbme mag in6elier1 1l1r cine f9ein.
bare fem. sc lit Ieidt m0gli4, bob
1ie a1f Die iiberere un6 ri@tigere
5uriidaufibren 1T, pel@e
ole Mer3te 6onf BEN Gortf9ritten Der
me6i5iniid}en 8iienidat bea1te 81
ltenen ber1nogen, Dor elmer @eibe
bon Sabren aber nod 1iht at itenen
in Der Gage aparen. Mmdyes 1T
be1tte als &rebS at e%rfenaten, mas
friiber 1idt at erfennen nor. M1.4
sic %Snfluer3a bm int 8eri9tsiabre
mebr 0pfer gefor6ert ole IN friibe-
rem Sabren. @enfo 6ie geflr6tete
3uderfrorfbeit. Mo4 I'M Sabre
1900 itanb iie nit 81 Spfern pro
b1n6ertta1fen6 8epobmern IN Ser
Site, int Sabre 1916 tporer1 es feb.
5ebr, nIfo beinabe SOS 9oppelte. Die
@terbef6net infoIge epioentif19er
@romfbeiten bielten ii9 nit Musmbr
me Der idoq e%rtpdbnten Snfluen5a
tpabrenb 6es 8eridtsiabres in be-
idranfftten @rensen. Cine getpaltige
Mbnabme, nidt tpeniger als fedslt1ta
ie98ig @ro5ent, tneiien Die @terbe'
ffG1ne an D~ipbtberitis nlf, Die au In-
fang bes S%abrb1n6erts nod 1873
bro 1000 8epobnerr1 bes 2ar6es
aa1smodten, int Sabre 1916 aber
r11r nod 14.5, elm @rfolg, Der TAFT
ausi6lieBli9 DEM 8ebringi9en Sell
ier1tm at ber6a1tfen 1T, beifen @nt-
befrurg oIs cine ser gr0Bten @obl-
tbate11 fir sic Menf9beit betra@tet
tper6en fam. d
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
Mmiere 2ebrmeiitertn.

Die @ergangenbeit ion uniere
2ebrmei1terin fein. Miemano miro
sic @idtigfeit 6ieies 8ortes ardtpei-
fel1, urb oo9 lit es mt6 1l1r be.
oingt .pobr. 9enn ieoer itebt Die
@ergangenbeit nit anoeren Anger
on, 1iemono folgt ibr unbe6ingt, nnb
immer tpieber treten neue 8erbdit.
niiie a1f, bie uns 5tpingen, an6ers
All ban0eln, aIs mir o6er unfere Hor.
fabren emit in dbnliden 2agen &c,
ba1,6elt baben. M1s Ser Bergatger=
beit Iernen mir immerbin. baB mir
t1rs Bel auem, oas mir urternebnuen.
nod BENT ridten. tpoS ffriiber 8eldbe-
ben lit ,1no es ent1peoer nobabnpet1
ODER bermeiben, ie rad6em es er<
foIgrei4 nor ODER nibt. 8ir Ierre11
ltnbetpuBt uno bic Bergangenbet 1T
l1nfere 9ebrmeiiterin, inbem mir, oh
tpir es tpolen 1lno piiien o6er nidt,
oes in uns aafnebmen tuaS lie an
grfabrungen gefa1nmelt bat. Seoe
Slot, sic mir berridten, ieoer &c
0arfe, BEN mir begen un6 in cine
Samolung umfeten, lit beeinflnBt
6ur6 6ie @ergangenbett als 6o8 STE
fultot 6eiien, mas 11nfere @orfabren
lett bielen @enerationen uno mir
ielbit erfabren boben. 11niere @flidM,
uns ielbIt uno unieren Nadfonrrtea
qeqenaiber, 1T in auereriter 2inie,
6aS Berf fo~rt5uieben, 6ns ur3 iber=
fommen lit: nod @olfomnee1beit in
ie6er 8e5iebung at itreben, iotpeit es
in un}erer &roft 1tebt. Niemals GUT
rid un6 Ben Slid nod S0berem ges
ridtet, oas 1oG uniere 2oiung 1ein.
9am f0nner1 mir Die 3lrfunft beei1=
fluI1en, 10 tpeit rniere Ma@t retdt.
@as 1ie bri1gen miro, f0rnen mir
nidt miiIen; mir f0nnen nlr inrr1er
ret,e 8auitetne berbeiid1eppen. I'M
oos @ebG116e, 6os mir fir Die gu1t5e
Meni9beit erridten, Ser 8%olleroung
1r1ber 5u bringen.
Ser Nemiabrstag lit bon unS ge=
.pablt moroen, I'M bas @ergangene
at betrodten uno 6ant idnel ben
8lid ouf Die 3ufunft 5u: ri@ten, IN
Der &offm1ng, BOB fie 1,miere @iini4e
befrieoigen un6 uns al boS bringen
miro, tponn9 mir urs febnen. sic
miro Dos 1idt tba111, 6enl 6es Meeru<
fdyen @iini9e mer6en nie b%oQltanoig
erflnt. Mber mir baben baS @edf,
gu boffen uro aus Der 3uberftdt out
before Soften BEN Mh1h 5u 5ieben
NIT fe1tem Eritt tie boIem 8ertralpen
auf Elm giitiges @eidid in Dos nelae
Sabr 5u fdreiten. Sos tpolen mir
tb11n ur6 uns 6arouf berla11en, bob
Dos Sobr 1918 unS uno aaen u1ries
rem Mitmeniden @lud un6 Segen
bringt. Ser @ieg lit idon balb er>
rllrger1, tpenn mon on Die etgere un'
iibertpinoli9beit gla1abt. SeIbitper-
tra11en lit ser @dliiiel gum @rfolg,
u1o Glr6tlofigfeit Ger 3ufumft ge>
geniiber Die itdrfiite @affe. 8etpabre11
mir uns beioe gigerf9aften!
Evening star., 1918-08-01
CORP. A.,F. ANDERSON !.
WRITES TO DC. FRIENDS
Eighteen;Year-old >Washingtonian
Went From Annistcn to France In
June-Letters Are Optimistic.

Friends OF Corp. A1hert 3. Ander-
son. 10th Field Artillery. 2sth Divi-
sion. of the American expeditionary
force, are receiving letters telling of
his overseas experiences. He is in the
unit that was formerly the District
Of Columbia cavalry. under the COM
mand of Maj. Leroy W. Heron
Corp. Anderson is emphatic in his
admiration Of Maj. Heron. He pre-
diets that the District soldiers under
his command will give a good account
Of themselves when they go against
the Germans.
Corp. Anderson tells his friends that
his unit Is :, comfortably Quartered
"somewhege in France," that the peo-
pie Of that country have hailed them
as brothers and that the spirit OF the
soldiers everywhere is full OF pep
and confidence
!. Corp. .Anderson's mother lives at
4127 Harrison street. He Is row only
eighteen years old. tEnlisting in the
District cavalry Immediately upon the
declaration Of war he was for a time
in camp at Ordway field. going with
the District cavalry to Admission. Ala.
where the unit was converted into
field artillery. He went overseas on
June 81.
He has been prominent in musical
circles and well known as an athlete
in Washington
Evening star., 1918-08-01
jUST1CaANIAY'HAVE BEEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
British Sailors Resistance fol
Twenty-Five Hours Against Great
Odds Highly Commended.

Cablegram to TIE Evening Star and
Chicago Daily News. Copyrights 1918.
AT. A FRENCH SEAPORT. July -.
while waiting for confirmation as
to the exact manner Of the sinking of
the British steamer. Justicia. It seems
possible. though Improbable, that the
huge vessel was attacked by eight
submarines. though 1t would require
several torpedoes to. sink such big
ship. So
The fine action of tho British sailors
in resisting for twenty-five hours de-
serves the highest praise even IL only
one submarine was attacking, since.
especially during the night, the enemy
had all the advantage Of firing from
the darkness at an immense target
Doubtless the speed of the Justicta
was supposed to make her immune
have saved the ship except for the
first torpedo unluckily striking her in
the engine room and disabling the
machinery.
Nearly year ago It was reported
that the Germans were considering
squadrons. of six for this purpose with
the new listening device Of enlarging
the sphere of attack and not because
they. were stronger. in groups. One
commander was to be In charge Of a
squadron of U-boats connected by
underwater signals. The plan was
given up when 1t was found that 1t
increased losses and decreased re-
suits. Since the ocean Is SO big, the
submarine squadrons were found to
be ineffective. 1t was found more
practical to maintain submarines in
strategic positions
According to the submarine charts
showing the courses of enemy .ves-
sells, there Is no indication that the
Germans are concentrating at any
certain point II seems more proba-
BILE that the U-boats are still scat
tered from Penmarch point in France
to Cape Cod
Evening star., 1918-08-01
Get
Your Digestion
in Shape

Many ailments are caused
by stomach weakness.
Faulty digestion leads to
biliousness, sick headache,
dizziness, sallow skin and
eruptions. Maintain a
healthy condition Of the
stomach and you will get
rid ofthe chief cause Of your
suferings. Do not neglect
the laws Of health. Keep
stomach, liver. and bowels
in order by timely use of
Evening star., 1918-08-01
AMERICA TO PROVIDE
slREsERVE FOOD STOCK
Allied Administrators Hope to Re.
I lease Ships From Carrying Sup
!. plies From Australia.

A stm greater. conservation of food
in this country must be effected. as
America is asked to prepare to meet
a larger deficit in the allied food sup
ply this coming year than in the
past This Is indicated in cable re-
ceived here from the food adminis-
traitors of America and the allied ma
tions now in conference in London.
The allied food administrators plan
to create a great reserve stock OF
food In, the United States. from which
they hope to draw, thus relieving the
burden of shipping between Australia
and the allied nations About 1,500.-
900 tons Of shipping could be saved.
it is asserted, if the food ships be-
tween Europe and Australia. India
and South America could be with
drawn. With these bottoms plying
between America and Europe, 1t is
stated. a greater Army could be hur-
ried forward and maintained
Evening star., 1918-08-01

The kaiser oftentimes is indiscreet
in his utterances. and as a conse-
quence not infrequently his speeches
are gone oyer by highly placed off,
cial in the foreign office, who strives
to discover clauses liable to create
trouble for the Emperor of Germany.
A group of American soldiers at
the front were asked which were the
four most. deadly sins for a soldier.
They decided: "Cowardice selfishness,
stinginesB and Dragging"
Evening star., 1918-08-01
Jewish Soldiers Reach Palestine.

NEW YORK, August 1.-Safe arri.
val in Palestine of the first two con-
tingents Of the American Jewish
Legion is announced by the Zionist
Organization of America. Recruited
last spring, the men have been train
ed in Canada and England, and will
join the Jewish regiment enrolled in
London and already on the firing line
with the British forces near Jaffa.
Evening star., 1918-08-01
OPPOSE CENT-A-MuE FARE.
Rail ofacials Fear Concession to
Soldiers On Leave Would Con9est.

One cent q mile fare for all soldiers
on leave probably. will not be estab-
lished by the railroad Administration,
officials said. It is believed this conces-
SION would result In crowding trains in
camp districts beyond 1imits Of the abil-
ity Of passenger esources, .s~.
a number of members Of Congress
have urged this proposal "A special
rate Of cent a mile now is allowed
soldiers on furlough with special GER
tificates from commanding officers
Nearly three million application
blanks for this rate have been is.sued
and military authorities have asSs6
Tor mora -
Evening star., 1918-08-01

that her boy and his friend are ai
Sthe ' littis % personal @ n1 attent,ons % M thai thai
only mothers know how to give" She
added: "T wish it might be my priv.
lege IN some way to aid one Of youI
sons
It Is worthy Of comment that IN al
these letters the sacred word Mother
is spelled with a capital NJ
Evening star., 1918-08-01

Rather than eat some of the meat
supplied to them by the French COM
missary. department group OF
American soldiers went, out on a raid
and took Fritz's rations away from
Evening star., 1918-08-01
MAY ENGAGE BERTH AHEAD.
Concession Granted Travellers Max
ing Long Continuous Trims.

Travellers making long, continuous trips
involving change Of cars may engage
Pullman reservations for the entire
journey at the point Of, origin. ac-
cording to instructions issued by the
railroad administration modifying for
mer regulations requiring the appli-
cation Of the traveller in person at the
office where the reservation is made.
Payment for the reservations will
be required in advance. Telegraph
messages ordinarily without cost to
the traveller. This rule Is to be ef-
fective within q few. days
Evening star., 1918-08-01
RAIL DIRECTOR CALLS ON
sHoPMEN TO SPEED UP

Director General MoAdoe IN state
ment simplifying his recent, order
granting an increase inswases to
100000 shopmen appealed sto them yes
terday to exert every energy to increase
the output of locomotives and cars to
increase transportation facilities as, q
means Of ending the war.
He also declared they could render q
patriotic service by exposing slackers
employed by the various railroads.
Evening star., 1918-08-01

OF rep and gabardine in clea
mercerized quality. Splendid,
in fiared style. with shirret
Wristbands. broad belt and point
city pockets. .."
Evening star., 1918-08-01

In this lot are beau e n or
tiful striped silks, an Y .CC
color silk poplirs and q
black and navy taffeta 4
skirts, In a big variety
Of extremely new styleA
Evening star., 1918-08-01
Best IS White Skirts

OF silk mereerised n n ~
ss.ssrss s.sss s-t,s q v,ss :s1ssss 1sss, 0O.Os
over belts, large pearl
buttons and novelty hip pocket1.
EXTRA and REGULAR sizes, Q
price.
Evening star., 1918-08-01
WAR CAMP COMMUNITY SERVICE
PROVIDES EXCHANGE" MOTHERS
Boys in Service Adopted by Women Who
Have Sons Elsewhere Doing Military
Duty and Who Are Likewise Cared For.

Mothers heart can reach out to
mothers heart clear across the coun-
try wherever there are soldier boys.
II any mother will write to the War
Camp Community Service and tell Its
representative that she has boy in
the camp nearby, mother will be
found in that community glad to give
him a smile and a word of good cheer
all his own.
Reciprocal Arrangement.
This simple little project has re-
suited in a deluge of letters to the
$50 representatives of War Camp
Community Service in communities
adjacent to great training camps,
cantonments and naval stations.
written to Jacksonville, Fla. that she
has boy in training at Camp John
ston. She asks for the name of a boy
in Camp Dodge near Des Moines SO
that she can ~reciprocate the atten-
tions which she has asked for her
son.
A sister in Far River, Okla, has
written to Rockford, ILL.,:
Il have a brother in Camp Grant. He
is twenty-five years old, and never
was there a boy who loved his mother
and brothers and sisters more.
Fit to Invite Into Home.
IT am sure any mother would never
regret having him invited into her
home. 1t is not financial aid ask,
just small personal interest"
A mother in Moorhead, Mimi, wrote
to Dear mothers with boys in camp
Arizona republican., 1918-01-29
Auditorium iS Best and Safest HaH in City

 
 Staten1ent By Building Inspector Mann Extract from minutes of meeting of Phoenix City Commission held January 16, 191S ''Mr Redewil asked Mr. Mann if all the Phoenix had complied with the law. MIR. MANN STATED THAT THEY HAD NOT'' decided
  i he se n
  exs in lnspeto Mann a y it n  be n eAudtoru the attraction the  would remarkable attitude for public welfare the   best ndmost
 
  to obuckh udraher
 
 Sincerely Eugene RedeWiH, Local Manager
Arizona republican., 1918-01-29

CContinued from Page Two)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-13
LOCKSMI'TH
MACHINE WORK

H. A. BOUDREAU, general machine work. Manufacturers metal goods, dies, tools, gauges. 57 Golden Hill Barnum 4975. A IS all"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-13
STORAGE
SHOE REPAIRING

GOODEAR SHOE REPAIRING CO.,, 60 Cannon St., and 941 East Main St, No connection with other so- called Goodyear shops. Tel. 1891. Winfield S. Black. Prop. LII eff.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.

52-54 BUTLER AVE. Beautiful 12 room, 2 family house for sale at bargain easy terms. Open for in spection daily from 4 to '; Satur- day and Sundays 2 to 5. Phone Barnum 74S5. s 16 *tf
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-13
CLAIRVOYANT

CLAIRVOYANT-I you want to hear something to your advantage call . upon the one with a reputation, it costs no more, reads your life like an open book. Madam Carr. Speaks seven languages, 2s2 William St., City. I1S asp
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-13
HOUSES FOR SALE (continued. |.

$5500-$S00 cash buys 10 room 2
 family house, all improvements. ex- tTa large lot. Phone Barnum 74S5.
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RESTAORANC

GLOBE RESTAURANT, 3S5 Fairfield Ave, 58 Cannon St. Regular dinner or supper 25c. We ser1e the best meals in the city, also the best but ter and coffee. Give us trial, Cppo- site Police Station. S14 *tf
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COLLECTIONS

DEPUTY SHERIFF P. J. Reilly Tel.
 Barnum 3376, Room BOP, Meigs
 Building. Office hours g a. m. to 6ep- m. We make speciality of
 collections for business houses at
 special ra1es A 21 ale
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DREssMAKING SCHOOL.

Make your own garments; expert de- signs; instructor will open private classes; ladies each; subject, Cut ting, Fitting, Practical Dressmaking at your residence; lesson 75c. Call 46 Cannon street. Dressmaking School. I IA aSS
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OPTICIAN

EYEGLASSES AND sPECrACLEs of every description. Louis B. Carsten- sen, Registered Optometrist, All Security Building. 1115 Main St. Tel .Barnum 3S3S A31 ell"
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BLACKS KSNuTHING
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
UHIROPRAOTIC NATUREoPATHs

Dr. H. F. Pope; Dr. E. T. Wetherbe, Chiropractic-Natur Meigs building. Room 107, entrance 13S Fairfield avenue. Office hours g to 12 e. m., 1:30 to 5 p. m., to 8 D. m,
 Closed Thursday and Saturday even- ings. Bridgeport, Conn. Tel. 6474.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

LET US exchange something you want for something you don't want. Mu- ford Realty Co.,, Room POT Conn. National Bank Building. Phone Bar mum 1OSe. H25 stf
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COUPON EXCHANGE

BRING YOUR ASSORTED COUPONS to us. We redeem-fer cash or valuable presents. We buy, sch and exchange. Highest prices paid. R. 6 K Premium Exchange. 1719 Main St Barnum 4747. B26 atts
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MILLINERY

GET YOUR right smart hat-Japan- ese ornaments and other important novelties at Etta Murphy's, East Main between Arctic and Maple Streets. S22 dss
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SCALES
SERVICES OFFERED

ART STORE-Have your picture framing done at Watkins Art Store. Materials and workmanship the best 1091 Broad St 122 ds"
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COSTUNIERS
CORSET STORE
CUSTOM TAILORING.

SUITS TO ORDER $2O. French clean ing, pressing, repairing, new fau and winter styles here to select from. Call and be convinced. Green blatt, the tailor, 1887 Main St., Bar mum 1629-13 D27 all
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MORTGAGES AND LOANS

s20, 0,000-To loan, 1st, End and 3rd
 mortgages, easy terms; also out of town. 1924 Main St, Room 309. Open evenings to 7:3O. U11 all*
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MANICURING

MRS B. M. SEXTON, Manicuring, fa- cial massage, shampooing scalp treatment, marcel waving. Graduate of Francois Marcel, 9th Ave-, N. Y. Room 40, Security Building. Phone Barnum 916 A all"
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PAINTING AND DECORATING

KAPLAN AND MAGILNICK BROS. shop S44 Center St. Decorating, pa- perhanging, painting of all kinds. Office 119 Capitol Ave. P21 alls
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PHYSICAL TREATMENT.

LOUIS F. NUTTING, physical treat
 ments by heal, electricity or mani- pulation. Rooms 309-310, City Say ings Bank, 952 Main St. Office hours week days a, m- to D. m. RI *tf