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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-08
Ask Gas Rate increase

Denver, Oct THE Denver Gas
and Electric Company TODAY made
duplication to the Colorado utilities
commission for net increases of 10
cents on LOCO feet of gas used for
domestic and industrial purposes to
meet the increased cost of produce
ton. The commission notified the
company that an investigation into
the reasonableness of the proposed
increase would be held.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s, 1918
WHY REPUBLICANS MUST WIN.

Just~how much congress needs to
he rcorganized and the charmanships
of all important committees changed
was shown yesterday in the debate in
the senate on Germanys proposed
peace terms.
Senator Hitchcock, chairman of the
committee on foreign relations, which
has quite as much to do with treaty
making as the president himself has.
raised the only voice in the senate
yesterday that an armistice should be
had on the basis that Germany accept
the conditions laid down by the presi-
dent for ending the war.
Later, Senator Hitchcock, in the
face of unanimous opposition, changed
face about and became quite in har-
mony with the other senators.
Senator Lodge, ranking republican
member, replied that an armistice
now would mean losing the war Sem
terms could he made with the Ger
mans whose armies are still want
tonly burning French and Belgian
cities as they retire, and still another
republican senator, the venerable
statesman from Minnesota, declared
that the only way Germany could be
allowed to propose peace was to Mar
shall Foch, commander of the allies
in the field.
But the democratic chairman of the
foreign relations committee, Senator
Hitchcock, who has very large pro-
German constituency, by strong i'm
plicaton, favored taking the word of
the kaiser. In reply Senator Poin-
dexter administered a singing rebuke
saying that the Nebraska senator's
words indicated the " dangerous
and insidious character" of the sup
port given to the German proposal
While he has nothing to do with
it directly, the democratic floor lead
er of the house, Congressman XIII
chin, may be depended upon to sec
ond, with all of his influence, the post
ton taken by Senator Hitchcock.
Kitchin has declared from the begin
ming that the war was brought on byI
the newspapers and the capitalists,
therefore involved the unnecessary
shedding of American blood
If Congressman Walton should bel
~ % /, 10 h. !
port Hitchcock for retention of the
craftsmanship of the foreign relationsl
committee, just as he supported Kit-l
chin for retention of the leadership
Of the house ways and means COM
mittec. He could do nothing else and,
stand by the democratic organization
of the senate.5
If Judge Richardson should be-
elected to the house, he would stand
by Kitchin, just as Mr.. Walton has
stood by him.
That neither Hitchcock nor kit
chin stand by the president may be-
seen by Secretary McAdoo's deciara-
ton that no peace will be made with
Germany until she is whipped in theI
field. Also we may safely predict
that the president will take the sane
position in his reply to the Germani
chancellor.
Fall has stood by the president 10y
ally from the beginning of the war,
and he will continue to do so. Her
nandez, when elected, will do like
wise. The only way to get rid of Hit
chcock and Kitchin, and to protect
what the New Mexico men are now
fighting for in France, is to elect Fall
and Hernandez, which would insure
reorganization of the committees Of
the senate and house and the elimina-
ton of pro-Germans and pacifists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-08
TREATMENT HARDENs LEATHER

A Norwegian engineer claims that
he has discovered a process by which
leather can be made two or three
times as hard as it is normally, This
is of very special interest in these
days of high prices for footwear and
other leather goods. While the leath-
er can be made as hard as wood, it
does not lose its elasticity. it is said,
and also acquires greater resistance
to both heat and moisture.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-08
Hawaiians to REGISTER

Washington, Oct. 7.-October 26
was fixed today by President Wilson
as the date on which made citizens
Of Hawaii between IS and 45 shall
register for military service. Between
October 5 and December Is was set
as the period for the new registration
in Alaska.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-08

from Won Payers curious emphasis,
applied oven to naval forces" 1t
was we'll known in Washington before
we entered the war that Germany in
tended eventually to use precisely
this method of exploiting the disara-
ment idea. 1t was too good for Bern
stoff to keep.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-08

"Kamerad'' is the popular German
song on the western front these days
The prisoners are becoming so plenti-
full there is consideration of a pro-
posal to send some of them to the
United States. The man here crying
the refrain was one of the prisoners
taken by the Americans
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-08
WHAT BRINGS CONFINEMENT?

Contentment lies not in the enjoy
ment of casa life of luXury-but
comes only to him that labors and
overcomes-to him that performs the
task in hand and reaps the satisfac-
ton of work we'll done.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-08

The democratic wall is for the voter
to stard by the president. They do
not dare ask the voter to stand by the
democratic congress which is really
what :hey mean.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-08

you to take this lesson home with
you.
The year following the civilized
world was Mortified when massacres
of Jews took place simultaneously in
hundreds of Russian towns and viii
lagos. The kaisers advice bore fruit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-08

Hindenburg and Ludendorff have
had their day of glory in Germany
Now comes the bitterness of defeat.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-08
Bronchial Trouble.

Mrs. A. e. Sidenberder, Rockfield,
Ind, states: "For an attack of bron-
chial trouble which usually assails
me in the spring I find Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy the only thing
that gives me relief After using it
for sew days all signs of bronchial
trouble disappear"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-08

4
] sweetest things in a life 'tomorrows"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-08

married woman has to be something of
hand ando h
personality with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14
Mention Gordon
for County Job

Frank Gordon. brother Of Judge
Gordon. was favorably mentioned
Tuesday as a logical candidate FOR
the position Of welfare oommiHnioner.
Until Monday the race seemed an
even break between Col. Charles
Dalton and Vim. O.. Potts. manager
OF the Arlington hotel.
Action has been deferred from day
10 day upon tho appointment OF
successor 10 James j. Callarhhn. un-
III now three men are prominently
mentioned NJ poSsibilltioH. IL Il au-
thoritativoly rumorod that dark
horse. whose Identity has not yet
been revealed, viii enter the lists late
Tuesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14
OItNIR

Bisn re-. tsss fr.sh ehurnsd batter.
ttr NJ Ms So fresh Washington
creamery. 90 70. ne H-c. Armour I
Vsribrst margarine. &c 70. ne 1 %
fresh peanut butter. tsc 70. - ma &C
large cans neFdsa's miik. ssc. fancy
cream hsirk ehsas-. ssr N. ne sc
&c coffee special. lie stall 10. hAiitui.
see y skinn~d cole. 100 %. rcd snAp
per. ior n Ing cod. . rR stc. stalls
t.s.s wal cstists. Sc ~ home rendered
lard. fbs tsr. Hiftcin steak. feo ~,
2 bone stssk. 2pe ~. suEar cured baron,
e. - stall A. apple batter. he N
fresh rhufusd batter. Washington cream
cry. 80 y. iseai Hrlas rtss-r. ate ~
stall iie. los Cehia a1rur. trial sise v.
- tIss SIC. 100 slss &c. s-Th. tag rolled
oats. sc. EaFiy June peas. Apple blossom
brand. lee stalls ft.Et. Cio~s watts
flour iSe. minced CLANS. ie1 can. y
rss ArEo starch. lee. dsviiad meat. g.
stall tf. peanat batter. zee u. gte
coffee. he. Federal rniik. vsry test. lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14
ORDERS GET HEAVY

A special card designating the
number Of thrift stamps business
houses which wish delivered each
dag has been issued by tho post
office authorities. for the tighten
ing 81 mail carriers laborcrB IN
connection with War Savings and
Thrift Stamp work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14
Ross Says City
Light Hangs in
Balance Today

"If we lose tho skagit. city
light will slowly but surely be
driven into oblivion"
This was the substance OF n
long statement issued by Superln-
tendeut Ross Tuesday.
IT may take years. but II Is in
evithblc," he said The Puget
Sound company II waiting eager.
~ for our failure. ana II they get
the SkaFit wo cannot compete
against II except 90 continue an
unequal and losing struggle with
all the burden OF the cost Of dupli.
cate wires and equipment. II We
lose. the Puget Sound company
will own industrial Seattle as OF
yore."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14
LOST GIRL IS FOUND
LOCKED IN LODGINGS

los ANGELES. May i4.--Gracs
Tsarues. Il. telephone operator. who
mas been sought turnout tho state
for two weeks. WIS found today
locked In room in q roonlng
house. without food and contemplat
ing suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14

Nd seal Grocery. Amer. iftrf prruss
o. - cream % Hartley. soc. spinach. J
ne. isr. peas. 2 ms 1ac. asparagus. 80
~ Stall 9. van teams. sc 10. . ne
ttr. Elliott Tiah Co. kipp~red herring
20 ~ 2 ma &c stall g. frsah
ranch eggs. .1e dos Stall 10. fresh but q
tertnitk s. at fresh ground peanut but
ter. &c n stan -. fresh ehurn~i
butter. "a N. its sc atonE's ZEN
rail karo ryrup. SOC. s fha Sublime bak
inE powder. &c. rams SILVER Shield
peas. &c. In. ran iiiiia' coffee. ssc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14

H'au -. fine rrsneiAisd ruEr. ne
So. Htsn -, pare nAtgrai milk. 10 ct
cream. 800 ~ HtAii -. ftssh Eround
corn meal. ss rsa .Tc. ia sac stat
1855. fancy head riee. ice n. hroEsn
fnarAfunl. loo. stall 81. salid pack To-
ssAtssa. tie can graham crackers. .es
-. Htsu 81. lie ras port ana b<ans
Toe. drtsi bses. sec n .sr car ptns
salmon. tee. stall g.. frvsA peanut hut
ter. TIE ~ large battle vinegar. lie
BtAi ite5. potato sausage. its y, oornsd
hsr,. toe ~ sait pork. 80 n. hal
1885,. pos roast. ser ~ veal roast. isHs
r. compound. , ms tac. Stall -. fresh
ling rod. lee - hAifbut chseka . fss
Gse. black cod. ne sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14
8O-MIlE RIFLE RANGE
ADDED TO BREMERT0N

An s0mllo rifle range war added
10 the Bremcrton naval training sta
ton Tuesday morning whom final al
juatmentr were made on the deed.
transferring the tract from Joshua
Green 10 the government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14

HtAit "a. 2-tb. loaf. ltr. Boar sthll.
i.anor soap. itp0 per bos' small Ivory,
,aos per hos sugar stall, ms best
rico. stci large can iorden'a milk. lVo
can; iaA ne, beat buEar. 'i.eo. lbs
4Og ] lbs abe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14

Pure rolled oats N bag efei white
or yellow corn meal. I'm has sic. Feis
Aap,ha soAp. hars .sri zoo pkg -.
e. soda crackers, ase. iilue Ribbon tea.
&, 10 soc. N, bso, iAbhys deviled meats.
~ for iTo ~. for ibc. Frulisd
wheat and oats. zee psgs krinhls Corn
Flakes. i9c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14
SHE LOSES GOLD WATCH

Personal effects and n gold watch
set with diamonds we're stolen from
the room OF Miss r. Sells. 90s Fifth
ave, Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14

Rtan -. fresh rhurpcd butter. &c and
toe N milk. Zoe At stall "a. chicksn
halibut tto N fresh water eerp. Zoe
~ fresh mhckerei. ise ~. htali iss.
lbs dried peas. sSei navy haanr itc
~ matches. o barsa $50 Bthll i35. dll
pickles. 100 dos. apple butter. aoe 10,
na Use. grape fruit fnarmelade. soc N
stall 10. Elephant. b. NJ bermuda
onions. lbs. lie. new spinach. tba
ttr. stall i2a. Hunkist oranges. iac dos. /.
Teiio~ Newton apples. ste dor.. spinach.
Gg III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14
isA-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


% CENTS on THE DOLLAR A.. you
looking for q eArxAini Then rad and
Investigate. and you viii buy.
,see-neauslfgi water front tract. On
Sound. south 81 Coun,rY elub. Elss
issxass. No better Vlsw IN the world
Good auto road 70 property. Land
values here run from two 20 five ,hou.
sapd per acre. dspsndinE on WHISTLER
you have 10 sell or not.
Land vaius tto0s per acre. fronting On
Rainier ave. all cleared street paved
water. car iin~. One-hkR acr~ offered
fer $3.50. ca terms. iiso dowa. 81 per
meath.
Ronald s,a,lon-i..sss vA'a. ore cleared
acre. On road small house. brick
school. church car line. bus iiue. hrick
road. itse Iiso cash. ils per month
81 go land for 1900 Per acre. Iooe soil.
close 20 car. plenty % wood. whirh ~iii
b. a yoy about December IS this nsrt
winter. 0os Ia your order early. to.ss
psr cord n0v.
,irs saeh-Cf.EArEp lets. frsrtiar
directly oa car iiHs. city water TAI
only too yearly. Just outsifs city
limits. &c car. 10 minutes ride from
shtyyAfd plAntA We will furnish you
lam Der and carr~ntsr 90 start your
home. Small parnsrt down ard small
payment monthly. Iust like rent. but
better Tor you because the payrnsnts
got less. While rsnt must and VII get
more soon. Just try " and srs ho~
rood and tn1sp~ndeat ron feel vhss
you own your own home. We viii help
you "a grt this. We have Thousands
or other Seattle hons owners Come
IN and let's talk u over. We have TO-
cations In all parts % the city.
WEST a WHEELER
100 Colmaa Building Mai, 81:
OVER TIE TOP
Liberty Bonds your first dutY: no~ duty
20 ynurH~if swat your landlord come
cut and pitch your tent and raise \
Eardsn. These tracts are selling fast
A-acrr tracts. close n ard near ship
yards. Just outside ., city limits city
water. city deliveries free waod. 1850
and fsoo. g. cash and .; monthly
Liberty bonds accepted. Phoas owner
Henry Green sidney 1891
THE PORT ORCHARD COMMERCIAL
Co. ~ reason % 70. location a, county
s>st % Kitssp eounty. IL hss, equipped
TO offer real bargains IN the Puget
found Navy Yard District on -acsni
lots. improved honos. uniuprov-d nnd
inrrovsd farms CALL or vrits Port
Orchard Commercial Co Port Orchard
wash Ossics open qunfays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14
Public Markets



stall -. asparagus. 100 No utrawhsr-
rles. tsc box i-mona. for ioc. stalls
1871. Zee can uauerkrauL and 2ac Hihs
ItstnE bottled pickles sbo. large can
tuuk. lie. Hoothn sardines. zoe stall
20. salt pork. a0c n home rendered
lard. zoe no fresh pig'a head. ibr "
Stall II. halihut cheeks. lbs Sc black
cod. lee 10 ling cod. +. lbs. stc! shAd.
ise N haiihut. sc ~, stall 81, &c
Htuo iibbon tea, y N, ssc, FLAKE white
and Cottasuet. 9ac n . fts GO. SPICES,
2 cans ise. ne beet head rice. ssri :
q ana peaches or pears =Jc. seeded raisins,
Zoe pkg large can rRspbcrflss. lpe.
stall 20. fresh creamery butter. CSC 10
strictly fresh ranch eFEs. teo dos sharp
cheese. $50 n, stalls zt-ae ~. Crystal
white soap. 1850 case Carnation milk,
g 20 ease 90 Hits eitrua washing Pow
der. SO. Criseo. rs ibs CSC. lbs, goe.
iba tiao : ibs Asiseto coffee. 1ss; 30
EaEis milk zoe. bars iraoH. ;tc. lso
f4ptun'a tea. 60. large isery soap. lie,
10 Lima leans 21c. isc i.ur washing
powder. iaei pkSa ieiio. ssc. In. can
Guittard'a chocolate. 80. tall oAaa Car
uAtiau milk. lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14
4tA-AUTOMoBILEs FOR SALE

WHAT rot HAVE uEES
LOOKING FOR
A Hight sit. new paint and Al
mechanical condition ....... 90
Dodge IN firHt-ciaaa shape. ....-. 20
10th % these sra specials
COoDFELLOw. MATHEn q HOLMES
fn~
isth Ave. cor Madis7n ara Heasca
East "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14
DIRT CHEAP
4 rHEa ALI. EnR fla0

DIRT CHEAP
10 ACRES. ALI FOR $3.50
rbis tract IL handy 70 Seattle. close TO
rood town. IN well settled district;
close 10 school. sawmiii and logging
caRp. where plenty Of Work may DO
had cream route ana Il. J.. -. close
20 tract. delivery from storca. fZ5
cash and 81 monthly.
PUGET SOUND FARMS co. COS ard ~.
GOOD TRACTS or LOGGED OFF
.pAD FOR BALE Inv prices. easy
Inn. We will accept liberty bonds
Css first payment. pay tho balance out
Of your wages. Steady work In our
camp and mill for steady men.
THREE LAKES LUMBER cOAPAfY
Three Lakes. wash
ACHES. HfGHLY IMPROVED
Groom house; chicken hOusea; good
well. with pumping plant az kinds 81
bearing fruit. right at shlpyards a.
Winal0W: 30 minutes from Seattle.
wa exchange for city. lg7 Empire BID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14
Male Help Wanted

WANT TO sAvn MONEY!
Gail on Us We will sell uucsilri FOR
suits rrd shoes cheaper than any other
place In town. urtnE this al and save
io-s. iis Washington.
M q dRrmNr'a MrS'H urWrAiRs
SUIT ahep save. you tio on every suit
and ovsrcoat Traders building. toi y
fhtrd
f.AnoRERs. nriipiNn" CoSErRuc-
ton. A. W. GUST Co. hfemsften.
wash.
Man ron WAREHOUSE work. 80
Per week Apply ueiknAp Glass c.
-t~N~~N~~~~s-~~~ssie~>~ ~f~~~~~~~~~-e~-
Male Situations Wanted
.ciiAUFFEUW. NOUSu MAN. wtsItEa
position driving private car over oil,
years experience touring. driving and
repairing know my business would
Ike 20 call IN person H-taa. star.
~e@~~>es>s~~~~f~-a~sH~ee
3i-Female Help Wanted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14
STAR WANT ADS FOR RESULTS
STOCKED KIRKLAND PLACE
CLOSE ~: BUILDINGS: 1850

THIS pfsr. IL very handy 20 ferry
landing. small house large
chicken house. another good
ri1ed. piaHtsred building. land
practically ali cleared: Honns
standing green trees; excellent
water. garden ready for piOw-
ing: fenced. unobatrurtihis view
% water; good neigh borhood-
ss.wri let excellent young f-Eaiion
Jersey COW and chickens 20 with
rlars reasonable ~ wanted.
void sell on terms ~ low as
$50 cash and ii7.sO monthly
90 party who could move on
rro1erty Immediately. Take
Vast Madison car and Kirkland
ferrg 70 Burke a Farrar'n office
l4 kirkland. and inquire for Nr.
sICkllnE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14
1i-Aeerage for Sale
CLosE IN; COUNTRY HOME
80 ACRES, uIso

level land, ~ acres cleared WITH
black soil and clay loan
house other improvements
short distance from paved hiuh.
way adiolning uuimprovrd -
acres 60 10 had reasonable "
desired. owner uoins TO france
shortly. and does not want 20
leave an Improved place 60 run
down Convenient FOR people
employed down town, Terms
tgoo cash. balance IS monthly,
Apply ea3 New York iiork.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14

45-For Sale Miscellaneous
aAAH ASD DOORS
Fly time Ia coming We make screen
windows and doors Get our large ~
Illustrated eataioEus No. - Of sash.
doors and building material Sen, trce
on request.
Screen doors. rnurtisrd. rfuei
ana covered with heavy gal
vanired wire mesh .-......i - ana up
window and sash screens. a..
Per 81. T. ......s..s...... -
Cottage glass doors ........ las sni M
Fiva cross panel doors .-.... i.sa and up
70r3t 3-iiEht windows ...... ia
Prepared roofing at .......
...........ii1s. $40 and 80
ghort cedar lap siding ...... SEQ
Rough bungalow siding .-... 90
Short lengths beaded ceiling 20 %
We cell anyone. snip anywhere. and
guarantees safe delivery. The largest
factory in tho Wcat selling direct 20
the consumer
O ~ WILLIAMS co
1915 FIRST Ave. =. Seattle. Washington
PHOHooRAPIts Our sPECIALrT
FOREIGN RECORDS
MUSICAL RECORD ENcUA~GB
iiIs w.siiaks. elliott is7,
Opposite nsv Times Bldg.
We buy. trade. exchange. fspai'
NV PIANOS FOR RENT. NEWT bP
rlisf on purchass Asrer-Tonar I'D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14
Help Wanted

wA~Trp-YouSo LADIES ron TEL
rruoSn orErArISoi NO PRE-.
vroua rxrxnrEScr NECESSARY
tsv FER WEEK PAID WHILE
IEARSISo. RAPID ADVANCEMENT
TX sAL.Rr. PERMANENT POSI-.
rIoSs: ExrR. PAY ron SUNDAYS
AND uoLipATs CALL AT TELS.
ruoSn COMPANY OPERATING
SCHOOL. iiis FOURTH AVE- DE-
rwEEs . A. NJ AND . p. NJ
EXPERIENCED srircurRs. POWER
machines Good WAGES
FELnER SHOE MO, CO.
ssep western Ave-.
MONEY 1ApE DANCING WITH pc
pits. afternoon and evening. stevens
nansing Assdss1y
ssA-STOCkS AND BONDS
Will nrr
800 BEACON Coal. AiAsta ps'r,irum Coal
80 Universal ittEh Poser Tel
.se Pacific EisctFtr Weldef
Will. aEtt. SUBJECT
40 uuivsrsAi Hlsh Poser Tel HrssiAl
10 pactfic Electric Weidsr tee
stT Red Nsnarch .............. .cf
.oaa ue9eon Coal .............. 80
ges ALASKA Houass,sks Cold. .eTth
5sea Chttias kussuians ........ .ot =
ZOO tIesrty Oh a Cas-. wye,.... 10
10 eco Lon. star on ,......... 81
10000 canada on A vsn,ur. .sss
s.eso Hun River OF .......,..... .4s
eco Dsiiis SILVER sius ...-...... IL
MAX wISlsLEn
IL. ussss e,,.S,t
39-Poultry for Sale
WooaNfzEp nAnY CHICKS
white f~Ehora chicks. 9; PER dos. 81
pr tee. Rhode Island nsd ard Haired
fioeN ehtcks. :so each. We sell hasen-
tag sExr. ii.ts per ss'tinE
QUEEN HATCHERY
oo--ssis-I,ilss s = s--sIt ,,5,ss,S~o>~~~
i3-Lost and Found
Losr. srfsDAY-FfLInHEE COLD AND
platinum bar pin. sapphsris and ,uo
pearls u.~sra success Business
ceII.gs, crsry IpisE,~,oooooo.o.oo
AA-AUTOMOBIIF FOR SALE
WHAT You HAVE uEES
LOOKING FOR
Hight SIT. new pnint and Al
mechanical condition ......... -tsEk.o9
Dodge In fIrut-ciaas shape. fsfs.ee
10th % these sra specials
COoDFTfIpS NATIFr & ffnrNra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14

sgw p1ASOs FOR RENT. RENT tP
piled on purchase. hsysr-Tonsr no
Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-14

iosr. srSDAY-FtiinHEE COLD AND
platinum bar pin. sapphsris and too
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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-04
MARRIAGE OF
LIEUT.. MCDOWELL

Mrs. A. Mcdowell left yester-
day afternoon for Washington D.
T., to be present at the marriage
OF her son, Lieut.. VIM. O. McDow-
ell, U. 5. r. and Miss Elizabeth
Johnson, daughter Of Gen. Evan
MI. Johnson, which will take place
Tuesday, June 4th. at twelve 81
clock Noon at st. Johns Episco-
pal Church, Washington City. Mrs
Mcdowell will be met in WASH
ington by Mr.. A. Mcdowell. Miss
Annie Maria Mcdowell and Mr..
A. Mcdowell Jr., sister and broth
er Of Lieut.. Mcdowell, will also be
IN the city to attend the marriage
Washington and New York Sun
day s papess carried a picture Of
Miss johnson with the following
announcement :''Lieut. William
Owen Mcdowell, U. S. r. and Miss
Elizabeth Johnson, daughter Of
Brig. Gen. Evan M. Johnson will
be married Tuesday, June 4th. at
twelve o'clock noon, at St. John s
Episcopal church. Rev. DR.. Rol-
and Cotton Smith will officiate
and Mrs. G. A. bravo will attend
the bride and Lieut.. Mills Kitchin
u. S. r. will be best man.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-04
PAPER FUND
FOR OUR BOYS
IN THE ARMY
.lE EZslss;S;SHn

A postal card from Mr. Earl
Station, who left for Camp last
week, says: HWould thank you
ever so much for the Common
wealth twice a week, if no more.
| do thank the Red Cross so much
for the nice bag. Will always re
member the good people Of dear
Scotland Neck
The Commonwealth is being
sent daily to Mr. Station and ali
otter boys who have left here, and
will continue throughout the war
to send them the home town paper.
Mr. R. T.. Hardy $500
Z. Z, 2. ?. Shields $500
Mr.. J. II. Alexander Jr. $500
Mr.. Hugh johnson $500