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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-20
For Sal~-tutomobiles
PRIVATE OWNERS
TWO WEEKS CLEARANCE SALE
COMMENCING MONDAY
AUGUST 10

AUGUST 10
SAVE $50 NY nuyINd NOW
Every ewncr 81 a car at our place
viii allow the buyer n $50 discount
if the purchase II made within the
next two weeks
Come early and lake advantage Of
the bis variety To select from.
Cars are going higher. and new cars
viii SCOT he hard to get, 80 SOW
~ the TIME 10 buy. ACT QUICK.
We viii sell so ears this week or
bust QUICK SALES and SMALL.
PROFITS 10 the basis Nc viii
work on
Read these over. which are only "A
few Of tn. privately owned cars
W. ia for sale. deduct $50 from
the price, and see what a big bar
gain YOU are getttns
Oakland 6 5-passonger. and road
Dodge late model 5.passcnser. 5000
1917 Chevrolet b-paaHenger aud
roadsters; lots Of extras Geo. 1879
1917 MAXWELL touring cars, $50
overland chummy roadster. latest
model, Overland roadstcrH aud
touring cars .,..t...t.t...sb bn ur
1917 saxon o h~paRsenEer .,... thFh
l9iN StudRbake ~ q. wire wheels $3.50
T-paSrengcr ears. Al condition
'eVV up
The cars We handle are Al mechsn-
icaiiy: no junk Nest OF the cars
are owned by men who are draft
cd. hence quick action necessary.
HONEST REPRESENTATION AND
HONEST VALUES
BARGAIN pRtCES-BEASONABLE
TERMS
USED CAR EMPORIUM
18th and ~ Pine. Tel East 2tT,
T.. Y. Reeves W. D. Costello
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BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY

We are now running n used car sal 9
that consists Of some % the best
buys In Seattle today. m We sug-
gest you at least call and look US
over before making your final de-
Eislon. Following are n few OF
u genuine Gilt Edge Bargains:
wINTON s-cylindcr: n beautiful and
powerful car. for private use or
stage work.
GRANT SfX-This will not last long.
OVERLAND 5-passenger. mechanic
ally perfect
CADILLAC EfGHT-Onc that will
take you there and bring you back.
OVERLAND DELIVERY. good as
new.
CHALMERS COUPE: just ms good rs
when u left its Detroit factory
This IL n beautiful car. and me
chanically perfect. Must be seen
TO he appreciated. Going at a
price that viii surprise you.
HtPMOBfLE 1917 fine condition.
CADILLAC s-This IL surely an er-
c%eptional car, and must go at a
sacrifice.
COLONIAL GARAGE
1872 Eighth Ave. Bet. Pike and Pine.
tBcttor come early.)
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USED CAR DEPARTMENT
W1LLYS-OvERLAND PACIFIC co.
18th and r.. Pine. East eco.
II will pay you TO sec us and in.
vcstigate before purchasing else
where.
Easy Terms II Desired"

FOR SALE, by OWNER
Hudson 7-pasHonRcr car; In perfect
condition: paint. tires. top and up
holsterinR In fine shape. This car
would make good stage or jitney.
Has had private use and best OF
care. and In being sold by original
purchaser for business reasona.
This car must be aold at once, and
price Will. do IT. Phone owner,
Ballard $50.
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FINELY IMPROVED RANCH
RUNNING wATYR-BUILDTSGs

splendid young orchard OF 115
bearing trees all varieties. also
ANAL fruits IL acres In gar
den and clover. You can Judge
the soil after looking over gar
den and fruit trees thorough
- cleared and fenced. several
springs. besides Eood-Hixrd
stream. small house: storage
building: barn and hay loft for
three head Of stock: good sized
chicken house. also other i'm
pruvrmentn. Price $500.
which includes farming inpic-
msnta. furniture. etc Prop
srty has been improved by
owner. not with idea o~HciiinE.
Flowers shrubbcrv. etc. Koa-
Honabls cash payment balance
$50 monthly. Handy to ferry
landing Take Eas, Madison
al and kirkland ferry to
Burke a Farrnr'N office. and
inquire for Mr. Sucking.
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800 CASH
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

800 CASH
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Neat. new s-room bungalow prir.
$500; isb monthly. Including in
terest. viii carry Payments. Loo
PAVED so-FooT BOULEVARD
THIS property is several blocks walk.
n there II n cement walk and
paved street TO the car: lot IL
t0xl00. See
MIR. RENFoRD. Owner. 81
RExFoRD & MoRRIsEY
u7-fts Boston nix Elliott 2O2s.
OWN 4 HOME COME IN AND
make arrangements for yours to-
day. Fine level lots. fronting on
Lake Burien line; only IL minutes
ride from shipyhrds; $500 up. city
water now on the property; teie-
phone. electric light. very deAira-
bic location; and will double in
value. Comfortable 2 and d-room
cottages. on large lot. 5000 up: or
We viii furnish lumber TO build
Easy terms Open evenings
GLOBE SECURITIES COMPANY
23a Central building
tAt Mari,a ~. EntranccD
\ SPLENDID BUY
Two fine. level lots. size 2bxaG. with
understandable view Of Sound and
mountains. These lots are on edge
Of bluff overlooking sound. Ideal
i laHnf1nn for A hnnana f,.,. 49,
from city car line. | paid 1850 for
these lots six years ago. expecting
20 build home. Price $3.50: terms.
VIII accept Liberty bonds in pay.
ment. call owner. .. a 1894.
MEET ME FACE TO FACE
Artistic bungalows and apartment
houses planned and built.
". PERCY SHARPE
f2i Seabonrd Bldg. Elliott 1888.
BARGAIN. BY oWNER-b-ROOM
cottage; modern except heat. part
" furnished; coal; nice yard gar
len; full basement; Immediate pos
session. $4,000; 1900 cash. East
40 LOTS ON GRAHAM ST HE
tween 32nd and 36th; 30 per cent
improved: SO down. IS per month
J-122. star,
i6 LOTS; WHOLE BLOCK: FEW
feet taken by boulevard.
2 in another block at Dea Moines
. lots at Charleston. Cash or terms.
EDW. CUVELIER,
Kingston. Wash.
FOR SALE-t5-ROOM HOUSE. ALI.
single rooms. bringing tib nor
month: half mile from ahlpynrds.
$4,000. $500 cash. owner. IO7
Eastlake ave, during week.
a REAL SACRIFICE FOR QUICK
sale; Groom modern house. $4,000.
cost $4,000. Small payment down
balance like rent. The owner. 2i2s
L. G. Smith Bldg.
BUY a HoMEsITE IN ADAMS lST
Addition to Fauntleroy.
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THE owl PAYS MORE for clothing.
fue furniture. We buy, sell u
exchange everything, i5iFe LIST
Elliott aset.
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f2.ib0-H " Ii. W ELf~nFTLT
house. barn. fun cement
basement and walks; near
junction a different propo-
alton. with good terms. Call
Elliott SCOT
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Wante,i-To Rent
NEW uoTI

NEW STANDARD HOTEL
Corner First Ave. and Pine St
Large, modern. outside rooms; eie-
vator service. phone In all rooms.
nr~st-ciaas In every respect. Jos
and up with private bath tlbo.
INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED
HARRINGTON. l5iSh and - week
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HOMES FoR SALE

"
s-room. modern house: lot SOxizt
feet, on West card ct $4,000.
1900 cash. & IONS. modern. On
Wet e7th ct. lot a0ai00 z.2s0.
1900 cash 0 oomh. part modern.
On Most eist st ti.tbo. ts5e cash
t-fpom. modern cottage. on West
tsth ST. G.7ee. 500 cash. 5.roem
house. on i'm ave y W $1,000.
1850 gaah.
YOUNG a unOnERG
tsas ballard Ave Phone ballard Aia
uHEMERTOS
Bungalows
Have just obtained control 81 two
bungalow. nea nfemrTton navy
yard. Is minutes uatk from re-
serve training camp Terms 60
suit These Nfli be snapped up.
therefore set busy. own your
home. pay for " Ike paying rent
u would cpst more TO build the
houses today thaa 40 are asking
for houses and lots.
4 ~ REID a CO
att New York Block
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Today SALE

1850 Chevrolet. a great buy
at
Another 800 Chevrolet Of n recent
model. at 1915
1870 Chevrolet that H. a dan
dy AT .f95O
1880 Chevrolet. in the very
best Of shape: n great buy Mt $3.50
1880 Chevrolet. In good conai
ton: must be seen TO be appre-
ciated Take IL away for. . =. t725
1850 Chevrolet that you can-
not find Us duplicate at this
price elsewhere. for 1915
a dandy Ford touring car buy
at 300
Another ut $500
Grant Six; a bargaIn...........i95O
ing and roadsters: priced all the
way from $500 up. Any Of these
cars Will stand a rigid inspection.
Easy terms on any Of the above
cars. also very liberal terms on
the following makes: King. over
land, Scripps- Booth, Buick, Flnn-
derH, Studebaker. Maxwell, Oak
land. Winton and Franklin
Take advantage Of this sale: cars
are here for you inspection. IT
II our pleasure to show you.
W. s. DULMAGE co.
n BIG BARGAIN HOUSE =
1907 10th Ave, Bet Pike and Union
MIR. SFIPYARD WORKER
why walk or ride the crowded street
cars when we can sell you a O.
passenger Studebaker roadster,
with new tires. electric lights and
starter; In first class condition;
HENRY MOSSBACH
1921 10th ave.
between Pike ana Union.
LIGHT 5-PASsENGER CAR DANDY
bargain. Sold for paint bill. s350
AUTO PAINTING co.
Tor Floor. 1911 1ith Ave.
ONE 1916 FORD. GOOD TIRES: A
good buy at 1915 cash.
UTILITY GARAGE,
92t King 81. Elliott 1888.
FORD BUG-GOOD LOOKING: EX-
cellent shape; top; speedomcter:
foot throttle; big tank: trunk.
Drafted. $500. Kenwood 2223.
ONE PASSENGER FRANKLIN.
for quick sale, 5000.
UTILITY GARAGE,
914 King St-Elliott 25s3.
t350-5-PASSENGER STuDEBAK-
er; new tires fine condition. bit
Mutual Life Bldg. Phone Elliott
40. or East 3548.
GIRLS VICTORY STUDEBAKER T.
passenger touring car. series IL.
brand now. call North 1871.
1915 FORD BUG. SNAP AT 1905.
Last $40.
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1900
Small house and level. s0xt32 n.
West seattle. outside city limits.
near fauuti~roy car and paved
boulevard small FIRST payment.
balance monthly.
1850
Cottage of 4 rooms bath o plak.
tered. fireplace. city water, o
lsu a. sound view West Seattle.
roy car and paved boulevard, No.
city taNvH or hnErrsmsntH. over
roo families IN good houses Ia
noiEhbufhood Ehny tsfmH.
tt.sGO
Rainier boulevard or fIraron hill
cars walking distance. nshriY
new house. . large fouma modern
plumbing light and gas g0Ki0o
r. Easy terms.
HOLMES a HAIttSG
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WORK FOR UNCLE SAN
7k acres level. deep. black loan.
with spring; on county road: 30
minutes walk from kcyport u. S.
torpedo station. You can live here
and work for Uncle sam the year
round.
PRICE ONLY $500; EASY TERMS
10 acres, south OF Bremerton: good
land; part bottom; $3.50: $50 cash,
$40 per month.
5 acres: just across tho bay: In view
Of Seattle and Sound: $500; $50
cash. $40 per month.
AASEN e SEXTON co, 1910 First
ONE ACRE OF LAND. NORTH OF
the city. on good road: good trans
~portation: at Lake Forest Park
view OF Lake Washington: within
500 feet of community beach. $50
for bathing, 100 for boats. There
are electric lights. telephone. water
piped to tract. We will build to
suit purchaser. Price OF acre. $500:
$50 down. balance $40 monthly.
a. ". REID q co.
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IN WEST SEATTLE - s ROOM
modern house: furnished; two lots.
foXl2o. on corner: chicken house
and garage, A map at 81, 200: Ss2b
cash. balance s2b per month, IL
taken at once. Phone West 962W.
ACRE TRACTS NEAR CITY LIMITS.
on Lake Burien ear line: terms.
u. NJ. HElFNER-Elliott 1861.
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Stocks and Bonds

NAA
2it Union 81 Elliott $50.
INVESTMENTS - We offer first
mortgage bonds and preferred
high class securities. drawing 7
and : per cent per annum Interest.
payable Heml-annually. in amounts
Of 800 20 50. 900.
Specially. Queen Anne hill properties
For particulars call
JENKINS INNESTMENT COMPANY
s0s-1fo Mutual Life Building.
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Neat. new t-room bungalow. Price
$500: i2b monthly. Including in
terest. viii carry payments. Loo
Gated on
PAVED so-FoOT BOULEVARD
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EoUTrABLE BOND COMPANY.
bo1-e0e Lowman Building. Seattle.
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THIS property W. several blocks walk
but there II n cement walk and
paved street TO the car: lot IL
t0x100. See
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II QUEEN ANNE

AANNN NA#Rs NEMR .
cash. balance like rent
GEO A SPENCER a co.
b05 Hinckicy Hidg
$4,000
Buys an acre near car and brick
road. Rainier valley, with lots OF
fruit. good cottage This very de-
sirahie, and close IN, Easy terms
Enough fruit TO pay taxes.
u 4 uPPER a co. ss7 Empire bid
CtOsE-tN ACREAGE
20 acres level alder bottom and clay
loan soil. f6e per acre. Might
divide Easy terms.
T w.. GILLIAN. owner
pos Seaboard HidK.
ARE YOU ~ THE MARKET FOR
n homef We have them. hundreds
- the best bargains IN tho city
Price and terms 10 suit Public
Realty bureau. 40 Liberty build
ing opposite ~postoffice
LOOK CAN you HEAT THIS
s2b1 for n nice level lot. one block
60 al and 10 minutes 60 shipyardH.
f2s caah and 80 per month.
1s2 EMPIRE BLDG.
FOR SALE. BY OWNER 4 NICE
btg lot. all fenced In. with fruit
trees and n s-room house. n tent.
n. 10Th. city.
owner forced to soil fine view lot
4zNi00. ~ minutes from HhipynrdE.
on paved Beacon boulevard 5000.
includes paving assessments. J-lC5.
Star.
s-RooM BUNGALOW. MODERN:
for sale hy owners Can occupy
Immediately. Price $500: tcrma.
Call ballard 3s7s mornings
b02 NORTH sard ST. . ROOMS.
modern. 1900 cash. balance as rent
bGNlo2 corner. all assessments
paid bargain price s2.3T5. own
or 40 Third ave.
DOUBLE HOUSE. s ROOMS: Is
minutes from depot; "a. ~ or /
acre land. s2.b00 for ROO house
and !. acre: $500 cash. s7b month.
W s. Robson CO. 40 ard Ave.
& ROOM MODERN COTTAGE:
large lot; fine garden soil $500
cash. balance terms. 6if Mutual
Lifc. Bldg. Phone Elliott 40. or
FOR sALE-Two NEW BuNGA-
lows. one OF 5 rooms and bath. one
OF Z rooms. 2 sleeping porchcs and
garage. TIP to date In every re-
spcct BY owner. kcnwood 2227.
4 ROOMS: BATH; ATTIC ROOM.
full basement: reasonable. by
wner 353 N. 10th st; Phinney
AhiH
LOT bOxt20. 3-ROOM HOUSE: LOTS
$500 3ith ~ w. Fort Lawton car.
Rainier 72sW.
BARGA1NS. NJ ID u RN HOUSES.
b~ungalows. apartmcnta. iots'
Terms. Smith. i32 Pioneer Bldg,
Seattle.
BUY or OWNER. SAVE COMMITS
Ftoni f-room house, n block from
anYa DuIlaVA 80 lnns taEF.s nl...
Queen Anne ass.
DO YOU WANT a SNAP?
lessen has Il.
bfi New York nix.
SALE. CHEAp-3-RoOM HOUSE.
furnished. and lot. 50is f9th ave.
s. owner.
COME OFT ny THE LAKE. YOU
can rustic your @ Three cars.
3-room furnished cottage. on
leased ground. only $500. ia FIJI
more 81. Eastlake car, 6 to 5 p. m.
10 West Seattle Property
HOMESEEKERS. ATTENTION.
within walking distance of the
a~hipyards and near the car line.
100 homes, ranging In price from
$3.50 to So. 1000, which we sell on
entail terms, Some now ready.
BUTTNER REALTY COMPANY,
Cor. w. Alaska and 3Tth Ave.
Fauntlcroy car. West 1900.
BEAUTIFUL a-ROOM MODERN
bungalow: overlooking bay; two
blocks from California ave: gas;
lights; city water. grading In and
paid; $4,000: $500 down, $40 per
month. including interest
Broom modern cottage, $3.50: $500
down, f25 n month. including in
tcrcst; close to car.
IDA SMITH e. co.
6205 California Ave. West 252
Take No. ? car to Dawson st.
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Private Sanitartum Diseases OF
women ~Eucccssfuily treated. Regis
tered physicians Terms reasonable.
1891 18th ave. Capitol Hiti car.
WANT TO ADOPT GIRL NOT OVER
z months old: blue eyes VIII as
sure good home and care. Answer.
J-i7@. star.
ADDIE SWAIN RETURNED. HIGH
cr thinking classes every Monday
and Tuesday al $ .. m. 1913 Sixth
ave.
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Furnished Houses
FLATS


COTTAGES ALSO HOUSE
keeping room close IN. 1910
Ninth ave.
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THIS
Is NOT \ CANOurLAGED AD
Etrr
AN ANNOUNCEMENT or
REAL FACTS

COME M and see the following
best buys In Seattle before
deciding:
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Acreage
A PERFECT gNAP
10 Acres ~ Good. Level Land
ALL ron g12J

handy 20 seattle and Tacoma
l3-cent fare; finest Kind u soil,
easily cleared. very level. good
stores; g. o. -. and phone. cream
- egg route. school and saw
mill close BY.
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1915 Ford touring; ovsrhauied. :
new tires. foot throttle eut-out.
other extras. runs Ike new.
Price right
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-02
Parks System Gets General
Overhauling Preparatory
to Annual Spring Opening

Extensive improvements are being
made in Wildwood Park by the city
park department, in preparation for
opening the entire roadway and the
lake. At the north end of the lake a
large pen has been built which will
be used to house fifty wild ducks
which will be secured from the duck
farm at White Hill.
To remove a deep gutter which
had been washed where the park
way road turns off from the Ling
lestown highway, a large eighteen
inch drainage pipe has been placed
and the roadway filled to an even
level with the one going through the
park. The entire driveway from the
northern to the southern end of the
lake will be repaired, as in a num-
ber of places it has been damaged
by high water. All the park roads
will probably be opened in Il week
or two.
The general cleanup in River
Front park is progressing rapidly
and on Saturday seeding was start
ed. Later planting will be started
along the top of the riprapped slopes
from Maclay to Harris streets and a
cinder path will be laid out along
the top of the bank. Slight dam
age was done to some of the wooden
steps from the wall to the top of the
bank and repairs will be made in a
few days.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-02
Death Sentence Melted
Out to Greek Officers
By Associated Press

Athens (Saturday), March So
Lieutenants Calamaras and Hodjo-
polos, who came to Greece recently
on a German submarine as agents
of former King Constantine, were
condemned to death by a court-mar-
tial and the sentence was carried out
to-day. Their lawyer, NJ. Conoupis
also received the death sentence.
Two officers, after receiving in
structions at Zurich, Berlin and vi
emma, came to Greece in an enemy
submarine from Pola with letter
from former King Constantine and
plans to arrange a system of espion-
age and to establish a naval base
Conoupis was intermediary in the
matter. A sister of Lieutenant Gala
maras was sentenced to life impris-
onment and a peasant was given
fifteen years for harboring the lieu
tenants.
A royal court-martial has been
directed to prosecute Captain Papar-
rigopoulos, former aide de camp to
King Constantine, who is said to
have arranged for the visit of the
lieutenants, and Kolidyas Capchiefst
who also aided in their plans.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-02
CENTRAL TEAMS IN FINAL BATTLE

The Blue and Green teams of
Central High held their final battle
in the Girls Scholastic League yes
terday at Chestnut street hall. The
Blues defeated the Greens by score
of 1911 in one of the fastest games
of the season. The Green team won
the series of games in the morning
session and the Blue team carried
off the honors for the afternoon ses-
sion. The teams met Friday to play
the first in series of three games
to decide the victory between the
two sessions. The Blues were victor
ious Friday. On Saturday afternoon
another game was staged, the Greens
carrying off the honors.
The final game yesterday was in
tensely interesting. The score was
held a tie for the greater part of the
game. The Blues under Captain
Esther Frank managed to win the
day by one point. The Greens cap
tained by Evelyn Eckenbarger, put
up a fast game but were outclassed.
Miss Florence Frank was the star
of the game with Miss Lane a close
second. Coach Wallower is pleased
with the material developed this
year in the lower classes. The pres
ent varsity is made up almost en-
tirely of seniors, so quite few
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-02
Church of the Brethren
Plan Annual Convention

One of the biggest gatherings held
in Central Pennsylvania during re-
cent years will take place at Her.
shey some time this summer when
members of the Church of the
Brethren will hold their convention
at that place. Thousands of men,
bers of the church in almost every
state in the union will attend the
convention. The definite date has not
yet been announced.
The convention of the church
members was held at Hershey three
years ago. In order to accommo-
date the immense crowds present NJ.
S. Hershey built a monster con-
vention hall at a cost of over mill
lion dollars. The convention hall is
not used except for the big con-
vention which is held there every
third year. One of the church Off
cials was in Hershey last week MAX
ing plans for the gathering.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-02
CLEAR OUT YOUR
ATTIC FOR THE
RUMMAGE SALE
Hospital to Benefit by Contri-
buttons Gathered During
HouSecleaning

Clear out the attic and help the
hospital.
That is the word going the rounds
of hundreds of households wherein
spring house cleaning thoughts have
animated the minds of the feminine
members. 1t means much for the
hospital.
Into the every-ready maws OF
countless attics there have been car
ried thousands of discarded articles
of household or individual value
Closets and cellars, too, have receiv-
ed their quota, the owners possibly
possessed of a lingering thought OF
future use.
That was during the winter. just
now there is decided desire on the
parts of those owners to get rid OF
the cumbering lot of odds and ends
OF furniture. clothing and bric-a-
hrac. Until the Rummage Sales for
the benefit of the Harrisburg Hos
pital werc begun the ragman or sec
ond-hand dealer usually profited. But
now everyone is saving up for the
big sale which will be held in the
Board OF Trade hall, on April II, II
and 13.
District collectors for all parts OF
Harrisburg and the adjacent terri
tory have been named to aid the
work of collecting. A telephone call
to any one of them will enable you
20 arrange for their collection.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-02
Melting Pot Proceeds to
Be Used to Purchase Yarn

The Melting Pot" drive of the
local Red Cross Chapter, which be-
gan yesterday, will continue two
weeks, with the proceeds to be used
for the purchase of wool accessories
for the chapter. Melting pots have
been placed at the Harrisburg Pub
lie Library. st. Andrews and st.
Paurs churches, and Dives, Pomeroy
and Stewards department store. The
committee in charge of the drive
urges that gold and silver articles
of little account to their owners be
turned into the melting pots, to be
converted into money by the Red
Cross. Other articles are of use
as platinum and tinfoil.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-02
Canada Is lnconvenienced
by U. 5. Change in Time

Toronto, April canada to-day,
from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
lags an hour behind her neighbor to
the south. The inconvenience re-
sulting to the travellers and others
through the difference in time is
such that many appeals will probably
be made to the Canadian government
to hasten putting into effect the Ca
madam daylight saving bill so that
Canadian time will conform to hat
of the United States.
Canadian Pacific trains entering
Canada from the United States are
belng held up at the border for an
hour to help to remedy the situa-
ton, and many persons are reported
TO have missed connections at bor-
der points owing to the advancing
OF the clocks in the United States.
Latest information from Ottawa
regarding the Canadian bill is that il
may be put through in time to be
operative about April Is.