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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
Germany Claims More
Than 24.OOO Prisoners

BERLIN, aug Iva London. y
German troops in the fighting of the
past few days took more than 1000
prisoners from the allied armies, in
creasing their captures to more than
$4,000 since July Is, says the German
official communication issued yesterday.
The communication adds that on Tues
day nineteen allied airplanes were shot
down and that everywhere allied at
tacks on the Rheims scissors sector
were repulsed with heavy losses. Ad-
mission is made, however, that the Brit
ish have captured the village of Merits,
southwest of Ypres
The text of the communication fol-
lows:
There has been very lively recon-
noitering activity in Flanders. AS the
result of a renewed enemy attack on
Merris, the place remained in his hands
north of Albert and south of the Somme
there were strong artillery duels in
the early morning.
(Section missing.)
"On the main battlefield between
Hartennes and west of Fere-en-Tar-
denois there was no activity on the part
of the enemys infantry yesterday after
their defeat of Monday. A violent par
tial attack was repulsed before Sapnay
northwest of Fere-en-Tardenois)
Between Fere-en-Tardenois and the
Bots Meuniers the French and Ameri-
cans again attacked. deeply echeloned,
toward midday. Their attacks broke
down with sanguinary losses. Also in
the wood itself assaults of the enemy
six times renewed broke down.
Our infantry frequently pursued the
defeated enemy and obtained firm pos
session of the front territory of their
lines
Eastward Of Fere-en-Tardenois the
enemy in the evening and during the
night renewed his costly attacks with
out success. Enemy partial attacks near
Romigny southwest of Ville-en-Tar-
denois) broke down.
During the last few days we have
captured more than 1000 prisoners. This
increased the number taken since the
18th to more than $4,000.
Yesterday we shot down nineteen
airplanes."
quiet reigned throughout the day
along the battle front" says the official
statement from general headquarters
last evening.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
Captain Sres' Wife
Must Face Trial for
Defending Huns Deeds

GREENvILLE. S. C, July 31.-Mrs.
Elsie V Sires, wife of Captain Edward
3. Sires, of the Three hundred and
Sixth sanitary train, Eighty-first divi-
sion. formerly stationed at Camp Sc
vier. must face trial in federal court
at Greenville at it's August term on
the charge of violation of the espion-
age act
Mrs Sires. who was born and reared
in Germany, and married Captain Sires
while he was a sergeant in the Amer
lean admy stationed in the Philippines,
was given a preliminary hearing before
United States Commissioner Blythe to-
day. She was bound over to district
court for trial and released on $1,000
bond which she furnished in cash.
witnesses testified that they had
heard Mrs. Sires say that il was not
true that the Germans cut off the hands
Of children and that they outraged
women: that the Germans had a right
TO sink the Lusitania. that the accounts
OF the German atrocities are lies. The
defendant is also accused Of making
other declarations of a similar nature.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
THERE IS AZURE
FOR PELLAGRA
@Have Never Seen Any Signs Of This
Awful Disease Since Taking
BAUGHN TREATMENT
Says Grateful Woman.
Weighs l27 Pounds Now and Feels pet-
: ter Than She Ever Did in Her Life.

- WewOka- Okla--MIss Cleo Robinson.
Of this place, writes Il have for some
time felt it my duty 10 write you Of
the wonderful cure your treatment is.
II has been almost a year now since 1
got through taking il and have never
seen any signs OF the awful disease on
me yet BY that ] feel that there Ger
tainly is q cure for PellaEra- I weigh
Az pounds now and feel stronger thSn
] ever did in my life May God bless
you in your wonderful work"
80 We 10 cure PeIIagr1 and all Its dread
: ful manifestations such as hands red
Ike sunburn. skin peeling off; sore
mouth; the lips. throat and tongue a
s flaming red; indigestion and nausea
either diarrhOea or constipation" Fur
thermore, we are so sure that We agree
TO refund the money with interest in
: case we fail to make a cure Nothing
could be more fair. Don't delay! Act
novi Send for the famous Baughn Book
let on Pellagra- Sent free IN plain
= wrapper. Address American Compound
ing Co, Box SSH. Jasper. Ala
CAdvt)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
NeiII Law Repeal Bill
Fails by a. Senate Votes

After several impassioned speeches
for and against the bill to repeal the
Neill primary law, the bill came to a
test vote in the senate Thursday morn
ing, the vote showing that the necessary
majority would not be forthcoming, and
hence Senator Shelton, the author of the
bill, had it tabled.
The vote was on the motion to adopt
the report of the committee favorable
to the passage of the bill, which resulted
in a vote of 19 ayes and IA noes, four
less than the required majority.
Senators SHELTON. Brown, Dawson and
Ficklen spoke in favor of the repeal
of the Neill law, while Senators Elders
and Bynum led the fight against 1t.
Skefton'se Argument
Senator SHELTON explained his meas
ure declaring that it provided 70 IA
statewide primary plan with a majority
vote necessary to elect a governor or
senator and a plurality in the congress
sional. judicial and other races. He de-
cIared that under the Neill law a large
number of the voters were disfranchis-
ed. He said the legislature had realized
its mistake in passing it and would
give the people the right in the bill to
say by referendum at the next Novem-
Der election whether they favored its
repeal or retention. Senator Shelton
said the bill, if passed, would have no
bearing on the coming senatorial cleo
ton.
Senator Elders made a vigorous speech
against the repeal.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
YOU CAN'T FIND ANY
. DANDRUFF. AND HAIR
STOPS COMING OUT
Save your hair! Make it thick,
wayy, glossy and beautiful
at once

Try as you will. after an application
Of Danderine. you can not find a single
trace OF dandruT or falling hair and
your scalp will not itch, but what will
please you most will be after a few
weeks use, when you see new hair, fine
and downy at frst-yes-but really
new hair-growing all over the scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately doubles
the beauty of your hair. No difference
how dull, faded, brittle and scraggy.
Just moisten a cloth with Danderine and
carefully draw il through your hair, TAX
ing one small strand at a time. The
effect is immediate and Advantageous
hair viii be light. fluffy and wavy. and
have an appearance Of abundance: an
Incompatible lustre. sOftness and luxuri-
ance, the beauty and simmer Of true
: hair health.
Get a small bottle Of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or toilet
counter. and prove that your hair is as
pretty and soft as any-that it has been
neglected or injured by careless treat
ment a small trial bottle will double
The beauty OF your hair.-CAdvt.)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
Turning Movement May
Cause New Hun Retreat

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.--(Summary of
European Cables of the Day to the AS
sociated Press. American and French
troops have begun turning movement
that, if successful, will compel Ger
man retirement over a wide sector east
of Fere-en-Tardenois at the center of
the Scissors Rheims salient.
They have attacked over a front of
over three miles on each side of the vii
Iage of Nesles, the apex of the allied
wedge north of the Ourcq. Their great
est advance was toward the east, where
the Americans pushed on some dis
lance from the town of Sergy and APP
preached Chamery.
Although the announced purpose OF
the attack was the Strengthening out
of the line between Seringes and Cier-
ges, this is really secondary to the out
thanking of the Germans to the south
ward. The enemy is holding very strong
positions at Roncheres and ST Gemme
where his line is still less than five
miles from the Marine, and a continued
advance between Nesles and Cierges
would force him to fall back to escape
being cut OFF from the rear.
Artillery Activity
This seems to be the only sector
where the allies are attacking with
their infantry. Reports from the front
tell of heavy artillery fire along the
most of the line between scissors and
Rheims.
The Germans attacked the allied lines
on the heights of Bligny, southwest OF
Rheims, Tuesday night, but were re-
pulsed.
The methods adopted by the Germans
since their retirement from the Marine
began are being followed by the enemy
along the line of the hardest fighting.
Machine gunners, for the most part,
man the lines. This may indicate a
further retirement of the Germans, for
machine gunners have borne the hrunt
of the rear-guard lighting during the
last two weeks.
Along the British front, ehe German
artillery has been active. The enemy
heavy guns have carried out especially
heavy bombardments at Villers-Bre-
tonneux, east of Amiens; near Buc-
quoy, on the northern side of the Picar-
dy salient, and in the neighborhood OF
Meteren and Merris, on the western
side of the Lys sector.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
APPROPRIATIONS BILL,
CARRYING $8,395,62
INTRODUCED IN HOUSE
(cont1nued Prom Page ID

Guard and making eligible for service
in this organization men above the age
of eighteen years who are citizens OF
the United States or who have declares
their intention to become citizens, or are
citizens of countries at war with Ger
many.
Another measure Of importance was
introduced by the Richmond delegation
to authorize municipalities located with
in five miles OF military or naval estab-
lishments to pass and enforce ordinances
to suppress vice.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02

outfit and got shell shocked yesterday,
so they sent me back when l couldn't
protest l tried to get released from
the hospital, but the doctors refused, so
there was nothing to do but escape"
Doughboys returning from the front
describe how machine gun bullets rain
ed around them during their assaults on
the German nests yesterday. One bat.
TALON finally drove out the Germans
after a costly charge up hill. In this
advance a captured gun was turned
against the Boches, who ran like rab-
BITS, throwing down their rifles and
equipment and finally halting around
a new machine gun nest This was
stormed by the American unit. After
three Germans had been bayonetted the
resistance ended
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
German Losses Nearly
Million Since March Fl;
Recent Losses 100000

GENEVA, July Sherman losses
since March 81, when the big often
sive was launched. total nearly a mil
lion men, according to a high neutral
official who has just arrived from Ber-
lin. He said the German casualties r.
the last two sections or the offensive
were estimated at $500
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
MarechaN New Head IF i.
Kaiser's Military Cabinet

AMSTERDAM, July 31.-Major Gen.
eral Baron Marschan has become chief
of the German emperor's military cabi
net succeeding Lieutenant General
Baron Moritz Won Lyncker, who has
retired because of his health. Major
General Marscha1l has been one OF the
chiefs of a section of the emperor's
military cabinet. He was formerly
aide de camp to General de Langen-
dorff.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
Famous Hunger Stone"
!: Visible IN Germany

AMSTERDAM. July 2o.-tCorrespond-
ence of the Associated Press-)-The IA
nous hunger stone" in the River ElOe'
near Tetschen. which according TO pop
ular belief in Germany, predicts a lam
inc when seen is now visible Tor the
!. rrSt time since the beginning OF the
war.
.s The stone lies in the bed OF the river
and has never been visible save at ex-
--eeptionally low tide On the stone is
ehiseIIsd in old German. When ye see
me. ye VIII weep"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
Aeroplane Parachute
Is Proved Successful
By a French Aviator

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. Tuesday, July BODY the
Associated Press.)-Captain Sarret a
French aviator, has carried out the first
experiment on record of falling from
a moving airplane with a parachute.
Captain Sarret dropped 500 yards with
an umbrella IL yards in diameter and
landed safely.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
HILL 2O5 CAPTURED
BY THE ALLIES I'M BIG
ADVANCE TOWARD FISHES
Continued from Page u

of Seringes. was wiped out by Ameri-
can mortars.
The American artillery continues to
batter The German machine guns. In
tense hand-to-hand fighting is reported
in the wooded region where the Amer
leans are attacking. y German air
plane which, was strafing American in
fantry was brought down and it's pilot
and observer captured.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
Annie May Treadway
Acquitted of Murder

ROME Ca, July 31.-Annie May
Treadaway was this afternoon acquit-
ted of the charge of having murdered
J. Tom Jenl1is. The jury was out but
a few minutes.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-02
DR.. Caldwel1'S
Syrup Pepsin
THE Per1sc LaxatiVe
Sold by Druggists Everywhere
SO cts. (sdiw,sea) $1.0O

Quickly corrects disorders of the intestinal
tract, relieves the congestion and restores nor
NAL regularity. 1t is gentle in action and does
not grippe. A trial bottle can be obtained by
writing to DR.. w. B. Caldwell, 425 Washington
ST., Monticello, Illinois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-19
Quebec Hit by Gale;
Million DAMAGE Done

QUEBEC. Nov 10 Sweeping over
the lower part Of the town. flood It'd.
aided by strong gale. caused a dam.
age Of 100000 along the water
front.
Street car service was dlsconiinusd
and the terrific gale endangered IN.
shipping along the waterfront.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-19
Confeeses Plot to
Blow Up Smelter

JEROME. Arlz Nov. io.--Josooh
Ritter registered allen enemy. arrest.
cd here a month ago. has confes..a
10 local authorities that b. agreed ~
blow up the Hmelter of the American
Refining Co. a. iatdeu. Arlz.. 70,
5000. II was announced today. VIE,
De was taken 70 Prescott 10 be turned
over 10 federal agents.
His confession, authorities deoisr.
ed. may throw an interesting Hrb,
on the explosion at the Gillespie mn.
Millions plant al Morgan. y. J.
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LOST AND FOUND

l. r SMITH TYPEWRITER NO
s2s55f2 has been stolen. si0 re.
ward will be paid for Information
ne to It's whereabouts. Phone Main
600. ask for office manager
Herman. $40 10th st.
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YOUR CHANCE is IN CANADA
Rich lands and business oppor-
tunitice offer you indep-
Farm lands. sii to $50 acre: irri-
nay; $4,000 loan In improvements.
loan OF live stock. taxes average
under 90 cents an acre: no taxes
on improvements. personal prop
crty or live stock good markets
churches. schools. roads. tele-
phones. excellent climate - crops
and live stock prove II. Special
homcscekcrs' fare certificates.
write for free booklets ALLEN
CAMERON, General Supcrinten-
dent Land Branch. Canadian Pa
cific Railway. 100 Ninth ave. CAL
RnrN Alberta
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Mormon Church Head
Dies at Ace of 80

SALT LAKE. Nov. i9.--1os. A..
Smith. president of the Mormon
church. died here today after long
Illness. following paralytic stroke
last April. lie was so years old.
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Al III STOLEN

". q. Cook. Of 500 n. 4sth n
Tuesday reported to the police tina,
the door Of his garage had been
pried or during the night. and a
valuable xix passenger auto stolen.
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AZ ItIfAf,Ig
INTERrRnAN GARDEN TRACTS
ron $3.50
bsAfHE TRACTS
sau ,saGt4 Atf,. a.. .tA.Fsptst q

iNTEntRnAN GARDEN THACTS
ron $3.50
b=AcHE TRACTS
$50 CASH AND 40 MONTHLY
iNTERuhnAk STATION IN THE
CENTER or ADDITION
We know that there iH no better
land ia Western Washington At
any price than we are offering At
the extremely low price above
stated. Just think of getting 3
acres 81 land that IT,
LEVEL AZ \ FLOOR
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND EVER
lit. CLOSE TO PACIFIC iiiGit-
WAY CLOSE no SCHOOL AID
hToHE CLOSE TO BEAUTIFUL
SILVER LAKE. AND THE SOIL
IEiNG THE VERY BEST. pBEN-
ny or WATER. WITH 4 CAR
LINE AT YOUR DOOR ALL ron
INVESTIGATE
THIS iH the opportunity for YOU to
get an ideal home and independ-
ence at the right price
PUGET souSD FARMS 60
so5 THIRD AVE. NEAR JAMES
" o o o o o @ - o % o % @ o
o ZINE ACREAGE .
% RUNNING WATER %
q PRICE $3.50 o
o Good a-Foom house. almost o
new alec poultry houses. o
% young bearing fruit trees. q
lawn and shrubbery. over %
an acre thoroughly cleared: o
quarter acre in straw ber- @
fieH. balance In pasture. o
o also several varieties ~ @
other berries. nice creek o
runs through place on o
good road easy driving o
distance Of Seattle markets. @
big bargain. Price 1850: @
Easy terms. balance as o
% per month call at 203 O
% New York Block. q
/" . % % o o o o o @ .
FOR SALE. CHEAP - 5-ACRE
tfhrt. cleared. on Everett lntcrur-
ban, at seattle Heights. minutes
YAH from station. board walk
ana good road. on malt route aud
close 90 store and poHtoffice. two
blocks from school. one z aud one
a-rpom house. good barn and out
buildinKH. good VIII about so fruit
tfseE bearing; good soilt all
fenced ana cross fenced Jlaixar
hroH. Seattle Heights
1920
ACRE TRACTS
nErWEi.S SEATTLE AND TACOMA
rms land tH perfectly level. clay
loan soil. the best you ever Haw
WI grow anything, Tho clearing
road good grade school within
quarter mile Land adJo.ns
ranches IN al sides Close 10
markets, on mail and milk route
You VIII agree with un when N,ut
see u that there is no better land
10 be had any = here. and ID IN 80
well located. too. We viii sell
this land while u lasts nt s75 per
acre. so cash and SO monthly
WE WILL. ACCEPT LIBERTY
bonds AT PAR
THE poIGt.AS- MORSE co
COZ lseary iildg Main 22o2
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FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE
=. ~ JAIN a 60.
fitei building

Seventh ave. y. View i-room
bungalow. Just completed. Win
all modern Improvements close
60 ear line; ana a buy at 1880.
with $3.50 down, balance $50 per
month. Including Interest
y. Goth ~ bungalow Of rooms
basement, bath. gas electricity /.
nice lawn lot G0Niu1 Fin" buy
NJ 5000. wuh fa00 down. balance
monthly. inclding interest
Banner place House. rooms. bath,
HhH, electricity pipsd for furnace.
porch chicken run. etc. fi.HbN,
with 500 dawn balance t21 per
monthly Including interest.
Juneau Ht-Cottaae OF rooms
SENT modern. THIS r. dandy buy
~ $500. with f9a down. balance
az per month. including intsroAt
Fine car service
sturEiH road Cottage Of rooms
bath, electricity, not new place.
bat modern. lot iBKtt0 10 alley.
At 81 $50. with $3.50 down. balance
t25 per month. including interest
brooklyn ay House. rooms bath
gas. electricity, fireplace not
new. but modern Of itH Kind; lot
h02i02 t2.500 with 5000 down.
balance $50 per month. including
interest
nth ave ~ E--Houue. rooms.
hath. gas electricity. nice lot 10
alley ~ 500. with $500 do~ n.
baianc. fsb per month. including
interest
Headquarters for Seattle Property.
: n JAIN & co.
Eitei building. Second at PIKE
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Ei,ei building. second a, PIKE.
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BIG LAND SALE
BASS LUMBER COMPANY LAND

''NSS ~ "pfN tpMi AM LANDS
To settle estate, ! can offer for less
than half value. good land on
railroad. close TO town ard
school. in Skagit county. t0-acre
farms for $3.50: with Groom
house 500 extra; with 4-room
house, s200 extra This Is great
buy. Take advantage of II while
YOU are earning good money.
Agent on the ground to show
property. Come In and see me.
II. G. PETERS.
7lG Third Avenue
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is SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

I WILL BUILD YOU a HOME on
my lots at cost and 10 per cent.
You handle the money; ! do the
building. Simple. safe, econom-
ical. One house under construc-
ton. 1891 fsth ave. 8.
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CARD OF THANKS
101

WE WISH TO EMPRESS OUR
thanks and appreciation to our
friends for the flowers and SYM
patty during the recent Illness
and death OF Mabel Durham. age
IL. beloved daughter OF Ida Dur
ham. MRS. IDA DURHAM AND
FAMILY
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Public Markets


Karo syrhp. n. ms. lie. n.
t5c, 2 ms. Sic: Krinkie corn naksr
Zoe. Malt O'Neal. CSC. Jiffy JeIi. I0e.
Iottolene. 55c. fl.ga. s2en: ? pkrs
Grape Nuts. z5c: Denri taploca. isr
ID. Wool soap. 5izc. Zoe. Folgers
S ssn'' ~, eAis coffee. CSC ~ ~ MS
goo. ~
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Sugar and soap stall. bars iarvs
IVORY, Doc. 3 small. zoe. Z bsrs
Bob white, Csc; 3 large Lenor. 90.
Lava. i0c bar. Poets Mechanic. fnc'
Red Seal Grocery. Annex, pLgs
ss"eeded faisins. 25c; ? cans pumpkin
SOUP. cans 2bc: lbs. syeet no,a~
toes. 25c. stong's. I0-fb sack ysllov
corn meal 45c $40 can stralneA
honey. fl.0i. all spice and Kingsr
zoe 10 S5c can Fish balls. 2sc' s,sli
"a, ripe olives. Csc pit; crabsppIs
jelly. 25c NJ; coffee, 2Zc ~ ys,.
SOC stall ~. Nut margarine a.
NJ; Elliott Fish Co, chinoo.
salmon, zsc n: Alaska Eardines Ia
ID. skinned catfish. Isc NJ -VN
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w s nuLMAGE MOTOR co.
Used Car Department.
D.
Ford roadster. 1915. electric lights
electric starter electric horn.
bumper. shock ahsorbers. tte3.
D.
1917 $50 Chevrolet roadster: new
paint good tires. DINNERS on
headlights: $3.50,
touring: newly painted
black good top, good tires 1885
Ford touring. seat cushion covers
new tires; 2 extra tires bump
er; good tor tt2s
o.
TERMS ~ you WISH
". g puTsMAGE MOTOR co.
Used Car Department. tto7 10th Ave.
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Stall 1ie, steer short ribs 1Src
III: picked pork shanks. 25c IS:
baby lamb liver. 17,sc III; steer pot
roast. 22nc 10: veal outlets &c ID:
veal stew. isi1c ID. Stall is. lbs
macaroni. Csc: gingersnaps. eoc Id.
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"a ACRES 1850

~ acres level land partly
cleared fair Groom house.
built three years ago. road
on two rideH 81 place. and
but few hundred feet from
paved highway. two large
poultry farms adjoining.
splendid for poultry or gar
den. First class Jitnry SER
vice on highway. Not far
from ferry dock. price 1850.
terms 400 cash and $40 per
month. Take y. Madison car
and county ferry 10 kirkland
and inquire al office OF
Burke & Farrnr. Inc. at end
% ferry wharf
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IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED Liberty nonds Highest
spot cash price paid. Get the best
price for your bonds paity and
evenings sal Green lildEa attn
and rfkr.
rHr owl. PAYS MORE for clothing,
furp, furniture. We buy, cell and
exchange everything. isiTs list
Elliott Ssst.
WE RuN AND SELL LIBERTY
bonds. per cent discount. also
partial payment receipts. sVf
Haight Rldg
WANTEp-GOOp. SOUND. TRUE
horse and rig WIN trade real
estate Must be bargain for cash.
s. \. Kelly. Olalla, Wash,
10 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.