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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
ALIEN ENEMIES
TO BE KEPT OUT
OF BREMERTON

No alien enemy may go to Brem.
erton until the close OF the war.
Orders forbidding the issuance oe
any passport and directing the i'm
slant removal OF all alien residents
OF the navy yard city. were issued
by Assistant Attorney General Char.
ence l.. Reames Tuesday morning.
The only reason assigned by
Reames for the action OF the govern
ment at this time. was the provision
OF additional safety for the Puget
Sound navy yard.
Ten residents OF Bremerton were
affected by the order. which included
every male resident over IA years
OF age OF Germanic birth. Some Of
the men who were forced to leave
were merchants. Reames stated
The first application to be denied
was made Tuesday morning by an
actor. who wished TO fulfill an en-
gagement in Bretnerton theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
CORNER

Stall 1o2, full cream cheese. CSC 10.
fancy cream brick. 30c h.: choice
Swiss cheese. 3oc ID. fresh Washing
ton creamery butter. 4Sc ID; fresh
local ranch eggs, acc doz,: tall cans
Bordcn's milk. 22c; . lbs. Ghirardel-
lis ground chocolate. 45c. Stall ITO.
raisins. boxes CSC; Flag" early
June peas. No. 3 can 2lc; alag"
corn. can. Use; Del Monte spinach.
No. can 1bc: Del Monte pumpkin.
No. . can 15c. Flag" bects. No. .
can Ice; Blue Star lima beans, No.
can lie. Stalls 1925, macaroni. 4
lbs. 25c; minced clans. Ice can: Not
a-Sccd raisins. lee pkg; navy beans,
l5c h.. hominy. big cans. csc: lima
beans. 9 lbs. csc. 1919 First ave,
local Swiss cheese, CSC h.; apple but.
ter. l5c ID; potato salad. Ice Id. Stall
Ia, fresh halihut. zoe h.. fresh sal
mon, s5c 10; fresh salmon trout. zoe
h.: fresh red snapper. lbs. 25c: ling
cod. Toe lb.; halibut cheeks. 1Sc h..
2 lbs. 35c. Stall Is. fresh fruits and
vegetables at reasonable prices. Free
delivery, own machine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
Britain Has Spent
$7OO,O00,O00 to
HouseWarWorkers

rows Point. nj Hog Island. near Phil
adelphia. and at Newport News.
The housing plan will be under the
direction of j. Rogers Flannery, a
manufacturer OF Pituburg. His idea
IN 10 use local labor In building the
houses. and 10 get the material thru
the government. because Uncle Sam
In 30 many places has already com
numbered sand. gravel and lumber.
Two-Family Houses
Homes for married men win be Of
the two.famlly house. or semi-de'
tnchcd type. Attractive cottages VIII
also be built.
In most instances no rooms will
be smaller than I0xi2 feet
II possible. the houses win have
small yards. The houses viii be
mainly OF frame
In towns where frame buildings are
forbidden. substantial brick or con.
crete homes viii be erected. Com
mitteos OF architects and builders
have designed about 30 dIfferen,
types.
iHf IAtpPIAk UVdib VhAfNt%AsT WI '
loath to go into details about their
plans until they were enabled 20 go
ahead with actual construction. How.
over. one foreign place held UP as a
model II Gretna. Eng. whore a vast
war Industrial city has sprung up.
Built Schools
IL is over IL miles long. The gov
eminent built schools and theatres,
as well as homes. There were ire.
mcndous decreases there In the mum
Der Of men who quit work TO go
elsewhere after these plans were put
thru.
In some American shlpbuilding
plants at present II II said the turn
over OF labor Is COO per cent. meaning
the average time n man spent at the
plant was about 60 days.
In Gretna. after homes were built.
the turnover was about per cent
In England provision is made for
unmarried men by having big board-
Ing houses. and this plan will also be
followed b. the shipping board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
SANITARY

Stall II. secdless grapefruit. for
Csc: rhubarb. &c ID: sweet peas. Sc
ID. Stall ia. Winesap apples. &i.25
box delyd.: lemons. for 10c: seed.
less grapefruit, 3 for i0c. for Csc.
Stall so. home rendered lard. soc 10.
pigs heads. l5c ID; potato sausage.
15c 10. Stall 81. oysters. 4oc pit:
fresh cooked crab. for 25c and up,
halIbut checks, lbs. 35c: salmon
trout, CSC and soc each. Stall 45.
large prunes. lbs. CSC: cans
peaches or pears, Csc; Van Camps
soups. loc. bars Lennox soap. 24c:
large bottle bluing or ammonia, &c.
2 lbs. Flake White. Csc. Stall 20.
Washington creamery butter, 45c ID.
strictly fresh eggs. ACC dog. Stalls
24-37. 75c Liptons tea, CSC; 5 lbs.
Crisco. SOC: G lbs. Crlsco $3.50; Corn
Flakes. Sc: pkg. washing powder,
12hc: SC box matches. boxes l3c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
Shipyard and
w waterfront
News & Notes
II SHIPS SENT
DOWN IN APRIL
BY OREGON men

PORTLAND. April 30,--With thu
launching today At noon Of the Com
mandant challeH. nth steam auxii-
larry schooner launched at tho Port
land plant Of tho Foundation com
pany mnee March 20. IL new vee-
sells have been floated by Ore.
gon shipyards during April This
Is the best record for any month
since the shipbuilding boom In this
district.
Miss Frances Drury. daughter OF
i. w. Drury. Seattle. assistant man.
ager Of the Foundation company.
was the sponsor Of the Commanding
Challes. which was built for tho
French government.
a launching OF special note was
that late yesterday at tho Coast
Shipbuilding company. Tho vessel.
christened the Barabos. was the first
OF the Ferris type to be launched In
this district. and the first vessel
turned out by the Coast plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
Public Markets
ECONOMY


Stall ~. lbs. fine granulated
sugar. CSC. Stall 70. pure material
milk. Toe at cream. zoe pit Stalls
rs. Csc pkg. Cream OF Barley. zoe. 2
lbn. white beans. CSC: large cans TO.
matoea. &c. 9 bars Naphtha soap,
2bc: soft shell walnuts. &c ID: i5o
corn or gloas starch. i0c. lbs. Lima
beans. 2bc. zoe pkg. washing powder.
25c. : lbs. Chill beans. 35c. lbs.
Flake white shortening. 55c: large
can Alaska salmon. CSC: 6 large boxes
Ohio matches. soc. Stall 10. 35c cof-
fee. 6ec. } lbs. s5c: best 3oc coffee.
ibH. soc. a5c X. C. baking powder.
zoe. Stall 20. fresh peas. ) lbs. CSC,
home grown rhubarb. &c H.: dry on.
ions. 10 lbs. CSC: fresh artIchokes.
for lie. local asparagus. l0c h.
fresh California strawberries always
on hand. new potatoes, ioc lb. Stall
p. English soles. J ibs. &c: silver
perch. i5c ID: red snapper. lbs. CSC.
Stalls s7.5s. soc ginger snaps. ioc ID.
PIC bottle pickles or chow-chow. i5c:
lbs. soy beans. CSC; bars cream oil
or bath tablets. I5c. : pkgs. shredded
wheat biscuits, CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
1000 SHIPS A
week TO LOAD
ON EAST COAST

WASHINGTON. April 3o.--Rail.
roads east OF Chicago soon will lie
operated virtually by wireless telo-
graph from mid.Atiantlc.
This Is because
ONE THOUSAND SHIPS A
WEEK SOON ARE TO BE LOAD.
ED AT ATLANTIC PORTS.
It's Americas answer to the twice
renewed German drive.
The greatest possible number Of
troops and supplies arc TO b. rushed
TO Europe this summer.
The ONE Job OF the railroads.&c.
which every other demand must give
ways the delivery at scaboard OF
men. munitions. foodatuffs and sup.
plies TO keep all vessels moving with.
out delay.
Pool Vessels
To provide vessels 10 maintain this
movement OF men and materials
abroad. Britain. France. Italy and
America are combining all their
available tonnage.
To avoid congestion at seabosrd.
and TO insure that the right cargo Il
Mt the right pier Mt the right time.
American railroads east Of Chicago
virtually will be operated by wire.
less.
Boats returning from Europe do
not announce their sailings. Their
whereabouts and approximate time
OF docking are not known until with.
In 4S hours OF arrival. when II Is
wirelcsscd In. In order that docks
may not be cluttorod with supplies,
congesting movement and delaying
loading. materials viii move to ports
only as needed. and each shipment
viii be made to n definite pier of a
definite port. TO be loaded on n spe.
cific vessel OF n certain tonnage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
BURGLAR THEORY NOW
BETTER ESTABLISHED

Notification Of the theory that the
man blown up in the Saturday even
Ing explosion that wrecked the black.
smith shop OF A. Il. Mcleod. 1909
Brooklyn ave. was a burglar. was re.
ceived by the detective department
Tuesday, when William Waterhouse,
of 1902 18th ave. y. T.. discovered n
suitcase under an empty shack near
the scene Of the tragedy. containing
n charged acetylene gas tank, and
a torch for burning steel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
THREE GERMANS
SENTENCED FOR
HINDU PLOTTING

SAN FRANCISCO, April 30.--Sen-
fences OF two years each in federal
prison and $4,000 fine--the maxi.
mum penalty under tho law--wcre
pronounced today on Franz Bopp.
former German consul here; Erie
Won Setback. former vice consul.
and Lieut. Wilhelm Won Brincken,
military attachc, for conspiracy in
tho Hindu revolt plot.
In passing sentence. Judge Van
Fleet declared the penalty was en-
trely too small and urged u. S. Dis
trict Attorney Preston to ask Wash.
ington to draft n new law with a
more severe penalty attached.
The 20 others convicted were SEN
fenced to varying terms up to %
months in jail and $1,000 fine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30

Soap stall. Bordens milk. Zoe can:
pkgs. Sea Foam. 25c. . large bors Pine
Tar soap. 15c: bars Poets mechanic
25c. Stall 10. fresh buttermils. &c at.
freshly ground peanut buttor. soc ID
Red Seal Grocery. Annex. soc; Cream OF
Barley, zoe pkg; bars Swft's Pride
soap. csc; fresh peas. Toe H.. Elliott
Fish Co.. bloaters, 4 for 25c. Blaine'e
delicntcsson. homo made mayonna ise
60o 10. Stall "a. freah butter. 4ic 10, :
lbs. SIC; currant jelly, i5c 10. Stong's
10-fb. pail karo, soc: HIS coffee, 30,
can; zoo salmon. i5c. Stall 30. Blue Rib
bon tea, zoe pkg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
SHIPPING BOARD GIVES
BACK FIVE STEAMSHIPS

The United States shipping board
Monday returned five COMMANDERS
ed steamships TO the Pacific Steam
ship Co. These ships had been oper.
aied by the Admiral line for the ship
ping board Following the discharge
OF the Presidents cargo. this vessel
which arrived in Seattle Monday
night will revert to its former occu-
patton.
The other ships--Governor. Unn>
tilla. Queen and Admiral wainwrighe
will be released as fast as ti1ey
dock In Seattle. The UmatiIla IL fnso
aground off the southern japanese
coast. but is TO be floated shortly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
400 SHIP STUDENTS
SAIL ABOARD S. S. IRIS

The shipping boards training ship
for marine students. the Iris. Will
soon be ready for service. and a class
OF 400 students win be selected from
applications which are being filed
daily. The men win be taken for a
six weeks cruise. graduated. and
placed on American merchant ma
rine ships.
Those wishing 20 make appiIcAs
ton for the course should address
Capt. I. n. Hibbard. chief Of the ship
ping boards sea training bureau ON
the Pacific coast. San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
OFFER TO PAY NOW

The Seattle Electric company. in n
communication to the city council.
filed with the city clerk Tuesday
morning offered to pay threefifths
OF the cost of proposed Taylor place
improvements, known as Fifth ave.
w. improvements. The traction
company formerly agreed to pay
threc-fifths OF the first cost estimat.
ed at $4,000. When the estimate
was raised TO $4,000 the electric
company refused to stand two-thirds.
The new decision is based on the
$4,000 estimate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
SEATTLE WOMAN TO
LAUNCH TACOMA SHIP

The new shipyard OF the Founda-
ton Co. in Tacoma. VIII be the scene
OF launching in few days. in
which Mrs. Frank Walker. OF Seat
tie. will figure as the sponsor. Mra.
Walker is wife OF the Northwest rep
resentauve OF the Bureau veritas. Of
France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
ROB MARKET STALL

i. c. Wascal, Stall 10, Corner mar.
ket, stepped out OF his place OF bust.
ness for a minute Tuesday morning,
returning TO discover that II had
been ransacked. and $50 in cash a
SIS check, and postal money order
stolen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
PIKE PLACE

Stall II. lbs. fine graduated
sugar. Csc. Stall 10. pure natural
milk. iec at; cream. zoe pit Stall
1891. pot roast. zoe: veal roast. ishc
H.: compound. 25c ID. Stall 1907.
corncd beef, i5c h.: potato sausage.
i5c h.; club sausage. isc 10. Stall
1926. dried aprioots. with pits. , lbs.
25c. Booths sardincs. zoe can. Stall
1903. fun line flour substitutes at
reasonable prices. Stali 3. 80 value
coffee. 2ic. stall 81. pullet eggs. CSC
doc. Stalls 60.7o. best fresh churned
butter %sc, 2 lbs. s5c. large cup Man.
ning's coffee. &c; ice cream. SC dish.
Stall 1913. fancy tomatoes. zoe h.;
asparagus. 2 lbs. Csc: cooking apples,
Si.e5 box. delivered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
ARREST SOLDIER WHO
COLLECTS WAR FUNDS

Private c. L. Burns. OF the 6srd
artillery. stationed at Fort worden,
was arrested in Seattle Monday
afternoon. and charged with having
victimized from ten to 10 people. in
a canvass covering from rs to 30
houses. He represented himself to
be collector for the soldiers RELIEF
fund. the police say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
SEATTLE YOUTH HELD
BY PORTLAND POLICE

Arnie Mcdonald. 10. OF SO Battery
st. Seattle. Is under arrest in Port.
land. lie will be sent to Seattle, to
the Juvenile department. at once.
In Portland he was charged with
driving n stolen car.
His mother died several weeks
nuD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30

INSPECT WALLACE SITE

Tho board of public works left
early Tuesday morning for an in.
vestigauon of the Wallace river
power site. Councilmen ErlclS-
son. Lane and Moore are investigat.
ing conditions at Cedar river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
SOUTH END

Seeded ralsina. fancy, i0c pkg; white
figs, lbs. zee; grated pineapple. sSc can (;
liills' rod can coffee. lbs. sire; SWIFT 3
washing powder. s5c pkg. NJ. j. H. cof-
fee. III. can 95c; Kitchen Cleanser, sc
N; laundry soap. bars 25c; Jersey but
tor. 4bo fb.; full cream cheese, soc ~ I;
full cream cheese. SOC H., pot roast, 22c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30

Stall 90. Chinook salmon, zoe N. : halt
but checks. zoe 10. Stall 100, American
Wonder potatoes. si.o0 sack: grapefruit,
for 2bc. Stall liz. fresh peas, Toe 10
asparagus. lbs. 25c; strawberry rhu-
barb, &c M; dry onions. lbs. 25c. Stall
i9S, Carnation milk. lie can; NJ, j. II.
coffee. 3-th. can sec. . pkgs raisins.
csc. stall 1ss, . cans corn. 25e. navy
beans, SO ID; large bottle grape Juice,
40c; lbs dried peas. 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30

Help Yourself blend coffee. soc value
aso 10, lbs. 45c; NJ. j. II. coffee, sSc
III, lbs. g5c: Mt Vernon milk, tall,
Zoe; Campbelfs soups, Toe; pkgs. coru
flakes, 25c: solid pack tomatoes, . cans
zoe: No. . can small green ina beans,
100; lcnox soap, &c; Fols Naptha soap,
enc; Clean Easy soap. 5hc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
GRAND JURY CONVENES

The last session OF the grand jury
in the present term convened Tues.
day morning. Mt 10 o'clock. 1t will
remain in session for about four
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30

Tho Minute Men OF Precinct No
fSo VIII hold n meeting Wednesday
evening, May /. In the Harrison st
school. at 3 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
CENTRAL

n: round steak. S2c 10: bread, Sc loaf
cinnamon rolls. / Sc doc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30

TINS ~ A pAruAfN -77ts HvNNNRtpe
ave. ~ owner. new esrunm bungalow.
ready 20 move in. vcnrefvd With Etan-
ite 60 top ~ windows. porch piers TO
top Of porch FUN basement, with tuhs
plumbing upstairs and bowl and lava
tory en back porch good view !.
driveway; stone wall on three sides,
three feet hirhi cement waikai level
lot roses; pipad Tor furnace granite
Fireplace book eases cabinet kitcheni ,
lot teNto0; te.soo t3ea cash; special
price Tor 1880 cash, Ken~ God tss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
3S--Business Chances

NrAf. VALUE
fi.dso. or will invoice. for tho best paying
grocery. Rent only 81. Including
three living rooms Investigate this,
tGi Empire nida
FRUIT HTAND nANGAfN
5000, located Firrt ave ana PIKE ~
You can't beat the location for "a money
maker. 90, Empire Bids
ftHNiNifEn N0OMtNG HOUSE
II rooms walking distance all fun. fine
view nice furniture and house. 80
Liberty ildr opposite y -.
IN A-SrOCkS AND BONDS
WILL. my
1000 ueacon Coal ALASKA Pet, = Coal.
600 He'd Monarch.
WILL, HEfTa gUuIECr
100000 Canadian pii a Venture. so Of 3
10 ee0 tnua star on tt..st.t4s... OF
5000 Liberty on 4 Gas. wyo. 60. 90
1900 1hitina ltuakulaua ..ttt... 10
: 600 Hun River pii ,.s....sst.f.. 10
a.oaa neliie NilVrr Mine ......... 40
1900 itrd Monarch ...+s.t.st... .osh
200 Universal ltiEh Power Tei Special
5000 Alaska itomrstaks Cola Geo. OF =
MAX WfNkLEn
e~s>-~~>~~e-~~eS~eN~~~~ >ssee~-Se~~eNe~~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
~ A-STOCKs AND BONDs
.3-I.ost and Found

i3-Lost and Found
buy A LIBERTY bond :.
sSp :.
'uAcD OUR noYs :.
Z.
WILL PARTY WHO Fr0rrnp MA
chine near South Tacoma about lost
article kindiy communicate with A. :.
koshtns. Main 1911. sis second ave a.
Lost DIAMOND FAR s'REw THURS
day afternoon. keepsake. Liberal re-
ward. Return TO atacy Shown. sie
Smith mas
LOST. uSivERmrr cAn-i.Apr's
black purse containing money. keys
and eik tooth. Elk card. name on card.
i J, osney. Phone nsaceen i5os
tiA-ArT0MoBII.Es FOR SALE
1917 Fonp. REAEoNAnLe5 s-rAs.
senFcr. cash. CAN Mr. Heyor. broad
way Garage. 8 % =,
!. 'ls.'.i, u-sd car- wir,on ~aier 90
d5~For Sale Miscellaneous
RASH ANp DOORS
Fly time u coming Ne make screen
Illustrated CATALOGUES 80. "a 10 sash.
doors ard building material. Sent free
on request.
Ccreen doors, rnortisef. glued
and covered with heavy
galvanized wire mech 81 70 ana up
Window and sash scsunH, al.
per square foot .s.s.....s. Is
Cottage siaF. doors ........ sss snd M
ftse- erosnsranri doors ..... iss and w
.erst Slight windows ..,.. 10
Prepared roofing. IS. ifo. $40
Hhatt cedar lap siding .4... 100
Rough BUNGALOW siding 10 90
Ahart lengths beaded raliinE 20 90
t,ft and SIT flooring .....2D 90
We sell anyone. ship anywhere. and
guarantee asfs delivery. The largest
factory IN tho West selling direct to
the consumer.
q. n. WILLIAMS co.
1915 first Ave, Seattle. wash.
nuMMAGE HAi.E--rucKOO CLOCK.
pictures. books. dishes. h0Hr. small
rugs. auto robe. uiautri bed. leo cream
packing boN. tots OF household goods
Tet seventh ave. corner cherry 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-30
HEIP-wANTED

wASTFD-YouSG LADIES FOR TEL
EpHosE oPERATISG; NO PRE-
vIoUs EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
1900 PER WEEK PAID WHILE
LEARNING. RAPID ADVANCEMENT
IN SALARY: PERMANENT POSI-
TIOss; EXTRA PAY FOR SUNDAYS
AND HoLIDAYE CALL AT TELE-
PHONE COMPANY OPERATING
SCHOOL. iiis FOURTH AVE. Be
TWEEN A. " AND 6 j.. II.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-06-21
Buy w. SIS
ELDER MARION WOOLLEY
DIES IN AUSTRALIA

Friends and acquaintance of Ell
der Marion Woolley, who graduated
from the b. A. c. of this city in 1916,
and who has been doing missionary
work in Australia, will be greatly
grieved to learn of the young mans
death, which occurred in Australia a
day or two ago, and whose remains
are now en- route home to Kanab.
Marion was the son of Uncle ID. Wool
ley, for a number of years president
of the Kanab stake, and deceased was
young man of stalwart character
and one of the brightest and best stu
dents of the class, being mayor of the
b. A. c. city for one term, and hold
ing various other positions of trust
We regret exceedingly to learn of
the young mans death, and sympa-
thi2c most sincerely with the sorrow
ing family.
The news is received through Mrs
Beth Hamblin Leigh, of this place
who is in receipt of letter from her
mother, wherein she says that Pres
Seegmiller of the Kanak Stake re-
ceived cablegram from the Austral-
ian mission, giving the information
While coming in rather a round-a- bout
way, there seems little doubt of its
authenticity.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-06-21
WEEKS OFFERINGS AT
THE THORLEY THEATRE

Monday Five reel feature, Red,
White and Blue" starring your favor
ties, Francis X. Bushman and Bever-
ley Bayne.
Tuesday Five reel Blue Bird fea-
ture and a comedy.
Wednesday-Five reel feature and
a comedy by the Vitagraph company
lowing to the uncertainty on the cir
cult of receiving the Eagles Eye on
schedule, We are compelled to discon-
tinue this feature)
Thursday-Fi reel Blue Bird fea
ture and a comedy.
Friday-Five reel feature, THE
Wasp" starring Kitty Gordon.
Saturday-We promise you spec
ial bill that will be worth seeing, fea
turing Dorothy Phillips in the "Grand
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-06-21
BIDS WANTED.

Cedar City, Utah, June II, 1915.
Bids will be received by Architect
Randall l.. Jones at his Office. mt Cedar
City, Utah, not later than June 18th,
for furnishing one hundred thousand
or more brick to Iron County Scaool
BOARD for building at Kanarra.
Additional information may be oh
tanned at the Office of the Architect.
Iron County School Beard,
By JANET ROLLO, Clerk
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-06-21
Chronic Constipation.

Perhaps you have never thought of
it, but this disorder is due to a lack
of moisture in the residual matter of
the food. If you will drink an abund-
ance of water, eat raw fruits and take
lots of outdoor exercise, you may be
able eventually to overcome it entire
ly. In the meantime use the most
mild and gentle laXatives Strong
and harsh cathartics take too much
water out of the system and make a
bad matter worse. Chamberlain S
Tablets are easy and pleasant to take,
and most agreeable in effect Give
them a trial.-Adv.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-06-21
PROGRAM FOR Nj. |. A.
MEETING SUNDAY EVE.

The following interesting program
will be rendered at the Tabernacle
Sunday evening under the auspices of
the Conjoint Mutual Improvement AS
sociations of the combined Cedar City
wards, and will be the closing meeting
of the conference period;
Song, Ladies' Trio.
Prayer.
Cornet solo, Kenneth Roylance.
Talk, Alton Watson.
Vocal solo, H. L. Frisby.
Vocal solo, under direction of Mr.
Roylance,
Talk. Herbert Haight.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-06-21
RED CROSS BEN EFT.

Tonight at the Ward Hall an inter
esting program of music, both vocal
and instrumental, dancing, etc, under
the auspices of the Home Economic
Club, will be given for the benefit of
the Red Cross work. The program
will be well worth the small price of
admission charged-25c. for reserved
seats and l5c for general admission
and in addition you will be aiding in
splendid cause. Everybody ought
to attend.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-06-21
OPERATIONS PERFORMED
AT MACFARLANE HOSPITAL

The following operations have been
performed the past week at the Mac
farlane Hospital:
Frank Hartley of Leeds, for the re-
moval of growth from lip.
Ellen Murie, for ruptured appen-
dix.
May Bauer for appendicitis.
Juanita Thorley, for removal Of
tonsils.
Small daughter of Herbert White
of Summit, for removal of tonsils.