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45--For Sale Miscellaneous


aANft AND neora
Fly time /. coming. We make screen
windows and doors. Get our iarss ~
Illustrated catalogue SO. a OF sash.
doors and building material Sent free
on rrauest.
Screen deora. mortt-ef rturt
and covered with heavy rai-
NAnised wire meal. ...... ti.7s ana up
window ana sash screens o.
per Al n. sssrsf.t.ff. .tt. u
cottage glass door ..s. SIS and up
Five cross panel dnufa ...... - and up
setst Slight Window ,..... 40
Prepared roofing at ..ss....
.tts.ssst.sti.aG, si.To and $40
hhort cedar lap siding ...... SEQ
NauHh bungalow siding ,...,is.oo
Hhprt lengths beaded ceiling ao.0O
We sell anyone, Hhip anywhere. and
guarantee nafa delivery, The largest
factory In the West selling direct 10
tho consumer
O. ~ WILLIAMS co.
1913 FIRST Ave n. Seattle. Washington.
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SOLDIER Gets
$40 VALUE OUT
OF 81 IN SMOKES

DO you want $40 In value Tor VI
expended Pvt Albert ID. Carson.
serving with the iiTth engineers. In
France. writes TO the tobacco fund
that every soldier gets just that
much out OF every dollars worth OF
tobacco received over there. This In
what he has 10 ray;
Il have received three boxes OF
tobacco from sou in tho last three
months. and each Time that ! re.
ceiycd ono OF your boxes. was
entirely out. as were the rest Of the
boys In our company. The last box
which l received few days ago.
reached ua in the trenches.
"a group Of us boys were talk.
Ing and wishing that va would got
some more tobacco from your fund.
when tho supply sergeant called ua
and issued your tobacco.
Your fund in a worthy one. and !
believe that a soldier gets $40 worth
Of good on, Of every box Of smokes.
Our fellows have secn some
tough weather. In the trenches. both
night and day We have been under
fire several times. aitho none Of us
were injured. II does q soldier n
10, Of good 20 know that people back
home arc backing him and helping
him with gifts OF tobacco. which we
all enjoy NO much. especially after
being under fire. Then n fellow en-.
joys his smoke four times as much.
Thanking you again for tho to
bacco and wishing you all the sue
ccNs in the world with your fund.
which IN a worthy one"
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rHrnE's A itrAAoN WHY wAbDnos
hold. the rus trade. It's the quality.
nest the price. then the attractive
terms. that send the trade TO isf,
Fourth ave, Henry HidE where rugs
are shown on-the ground floor.
rnoNoarArus oun SPECIALITY
ronEfGS REcoRps
tsis wes,isks. Eiliott sefo
Opposite new T,m.s nids
We buy. trade. exchange. rsvsir
riisd ON purchase. hsysr-Tonsr ne
rnrrrY t.wrEK OLD roy TERRiERs
for sale, Elliott ussw.
Sss,,.s :, % n.Ts ICES V, e.:
a6-Wanted Miscellaneous
WANTED = SMALL AMOUNT on
hhaftlng, puiisyu. bei,s. also second
hand washing machine. Address II sof.
HtAr
runs--niunrsr cAsif PRICE rAib
for mote. m,ns srd rstbi, sk,ns
si.AsxA ruw CO. a. Madison a.
furs. furniture We buy. seii and
CHANGE sverythinE. ififia Let. III. sisi.
" tou HAVE aSYrftfso TO nNi.i.
81 -. r.c,t,e Sss,ier GO S.,e ~.
fS-Dressmaking Done
EXPERIENCED ppEs~AxrR. DAY
- o. p,sss ~ers rssss rss, LIS,
50--Furniturc for Sale
N a---.-----s-.----.--s "
/ I ntG BALE or usEp FURNITURE 4
Al Peoples Auction Co. te7 riks.
S-~>~-~~-~~~~~~-s~Hsss~> s.ss~SSS-~~~~~~~~~~~s
5l-Furniture Wanted
Ma NY MORE ukED rukSiTuEa
sad pay higher prices than any hoass
In the city. rhans Mails .sss Seattle
sve'ien Co. tses Second ave
blake Fsfni,ar. Co. .es rtts. Main ais
55-Business Personals
- rss. / 90 . i...ons
~ STEVENS s s:,,., ,.'''' s .ss.-
gay sna evening itis ssh ave
Main tsii. Nsmh~r paneiss
~ Teachers ASA. Nev Tort
hNv GREENE HOTEL notI.ANb
fourth ana jefferson. near court mouse
Easily reached for mintstsriai ssrvtesa
Private pssisrs Msin stst.
drowH usfR. tr.a,s s.naruss. ssrsma
Results GUARANTEED. ladies'. zen.
tisnsn. Violet ray for enids. rhewfna.
item face massage shampoo. opsa
evenings Louise psiten. sif Etss'
fisw riiistt ssts.
WANTED = DIAMONDS. OLD 0ot.p,
ofp trwrf.Rr. OLD RiivKN
wATCfsGa ot.p rAfAE TEETH
HIGHEST PRICES PAID,
SMITH IEwEf.Rr co.
as =. g SMITH nf.p1.. tTu rfooN
HAcrtME PIANO PLAYING
ar1 popular music tasgat In 10 issessa
rsrtssss mas
OLD oof.p. SILVER TEETH, Ola
rnosas wanted. Highest prizes DsiA id
chsrvy -
PRACTICAL NunsE-nRa wffi.nfN
ssn. Teis tsta ~. W. rnoas baiis<d
1851.
issssiE KiwoTo.-runfIc srksoo-
rsphsr. zee crsry nids.
EiAho~pa. wATcuEs on cRapir
NtrHAEf. SCI PIKE ~,
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WHEN, HOW AND WHERE BOYS OF Fl
MUST REGISTER

MUST REGsTFIsAn titens aliens born
1897 inclusive officers and
enlisted OF the regular and Marine Corps and National
while federal aervoe and officers In Of
enlisted enlisted while
In active
WIIFAt OF local board having juriadcton where the
resides. other places demg
follows;
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MovE--MovE
Move again where restr Thres moves
equal - n fire stop waiting veur
hard earned rent money. Com. cut -
cr~ensais and yea will be n. landlord
81 cash viii start home. Thee eics~-
IN I-zere tracts. with city water. city
deliveries and free wood are selling
fsssl near shipDsrss ard close 20 city
limit. ard ctty car line s.ss to Sfse.
O. cash and q naortaty pn~ee own-r.
Henry n. Green. Sidney 1891. Address
Bos sss. n y. -. 4. seattle.
WEST aEATTr.w
Cosy t.reom cottage large lot garsge.
garden Ali planted: close 10 ear: xss.
electric Hight and city vassr: ti..ss;
SEQ down. SIS psv month.
IDA SMITH
s.es California Ave
West SIS.
nm FORT oRcHARD COMMERCIAL
On. ~ r~ason 81 fss location a. county
set % Kfssap eounty. 10 best eauippeA
10 offer real harwAiss N the Puget
0ssAd Navy Yard District On vacant
trorsovsd fsrma GAIL ~ write Pom
Orchard Commercial ca. pcsf Orchard
wash. ofs'ce oese sundaya
III INTERPRETED m Az iDEAf. NOD
srn homo for family 81 " 10. 20 PEI
cent under vafue. wri,- for particulars
ton car 10 Etmor~ ~.
MIR PORT ORCHARD COMMERCIAL
Co. 81 Port Orchard. has . numbss
Of good home sites sor sale at prices
ranging from SIS 20 1see per ut. co
essy ssrns N you work IN the navy
yard. yos should own your home In
Port Orchard.
FrtEE PLANS II BUILD FOR Tot.
otherwise $500 up. Gee Barnes.
Builder, tis boston nio~t. Eiiioit 1of1,
S~~~-~>~~~S~~~~~~<s~>> >~As~>>S~>~~-~-~~~~~~~<
23-Unfurnished Houses
400 cAsH--sf.sso
Vacant Groom cottage: bath. fun bsse-
rnent: laundry trays. on car line. ssie
7tth ave. ~. W.
t-RooM ApARTMENT. rNrrRSrsH-
ID only two tenants. near shipysrds.
us Day
24-Furnished Apis.
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Numbers are inclusive
i1rst district. GsitH fihi'&rd ave.
ballard iseps precincts 10 TOYS
nacond district. sIs ColmAn build
Ing. Elliott sAss. precincts I TO 9. 10.
10 to 80.
Third district. $40 HIrth ava. ~. E..
North ~ precincts to ., II TO Is. -
20 a.
Fourth district. SO Alaska building.
Main dTt. precincts ca 90 -.
urn district. e;f Lumber Et-
change building. Elliott sios. pre-
cinet. % 60 100. ii.. is,. iat. is7. iss.
i19. iN 20 ftt.
Hirth district. itts Alaska building.
MAIN iihi. preeinets lss Ia rs. isi TO
iSs
seventh district. al Lyon building.
Elliott tssos precincts i0i 60 III. ia.
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.1o g,r1T,sra yCf- ~. I,tsTNfAST.s.'r ND
paying local and mail order business M
branch manager and district distributor
for new line automobile necessities
We furnish everything. write quick
for territory. W. ~. Roose. President
ia ovce Bldg. louisville, Ky.
wANTED-soMEoNE TO KEEP MY
house open. III pay tho rent and
you keep tho profit. This proposition
VIII stand investigation Apply 1872
W. f7th ~. Phone Ballard 1870.
- q 4 a ~ Af1ttsa q Z, "a "a A~a inns t.f .xs
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,8-Business Chances

sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE ne
ceiycd AZ this office IN to 2 o'clock
y. M. on Monday. June :, 1918.
and then opened. for the main
tenance Of n restaurant and furnish
Ing food for detained aliens Mt the
Seattle immigration station, for a
period OF two years, commencing July
7. 1918. Particulars az TO limitations
governing bidders may be had on APP
piication 60 Henry n white, commits
sloner Of Immigration. Seattle. Wash
ington.
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iis. 10. iss. i.s. 1877. isi. i's. 100.
Ieo.
Eighth district, aIi Lyon building,
Elliott s7tC. precincts iis 90 i.2. i2s
20 igg. iss. 40 10 iaa. Is5, ist. tsb.
Ninth district. lie Public Safety
building. Elliott stsi. precincts iss 90
sis.
Tenth district. .oT transportation
building. Elliott sss3. precincts sis 10
:3s. sxcspt sa5.
inT. Elliott tt.2. precincts 23s. $50 10
ssd. sGs. afg.
Twelfth district. f-s Lyon building.
Elliott sHtf. precincts ts1. 200 60 AZ.
King county division 10. has is
headquarters NJ loT County city
building. Main 1900. and county dis
tfist No. : al III Public Safety build.
ing, Main 300.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25

ifEfr-nsip yeaF country Thegsaras
clerks wanted At washsn sion I'm.
sSsdtstsiy. Men. women. IL or over
siss moats. r.hour day easy clerical
work common ssaratien sufficient
Help your ~oun,ry and live IN wash.
tnrfsn during theaa ailrrtnr var times
Write immediately for fire. ust post
tons ep~n. FrAakila inssituf.. DspI
tss-E. neenss,-r. y. r.
sApfgH AND uENTf.ENxN's surrs
AND OvERroArS FROM ss0 TO
tisss rREHE~r rftis Ap AND ont
10 rrR CENT orr youA Pun
cUAsg, tsst vrRsr Avn
YOUNG f.ADirs. wAHntYp on BIN
gis. % attractive personality. can earn
splendid incomes acting as our repre-
s~asaiiyes IN home or surrounding
towns. No esnvassinx. f.fuden's Cos
rss,ia Co. -tt aansore 81. san Fran
rfsro.
ISTED-soME6NE TO REEr Mt
house open III pay the rent ard
ysa keep tas pross- This rrcpos',ien
will stand Investigation. Apply 1881
W. s7,h o.. phoss Ballard stso.
HOTEL HEf.r WANTED
hrlitoy-. porfsrr and
elevator operators. apply ~ sis Mad.
icon AZ. 40 fee charged urtnk this
al With you.
LITTLE DOWN. A LITTLE
earh week. Dresses. coats. suit. o2sn
evening. until o'clock. Phelps Co.
,oss Third ave. 'upstairsl.
WAIT ED-rARr IN LADY, BAR
ber shop. o. viii ssii or rsnt half inter
est. az coinmbls.
MAID WANTED ron GENERAL
hsss~vort; no wsshiasg $50 per month.
tssIy i.s1 ll,e Az. ,Sss-,.-.~~-~>~-~-
36-Agents Wanted
A0ENTs-BiG ray AND AuToMoniLr
furnished huwtisrs Introducing wonder
full economical fuei product 10 auto.
mohii. owners. Sample outfit free
p HsllSey; ~ y = = Isgls.. Ky
37-Salesmen Wanted
LACE AND EMBROIDERY HANrFAc-
tuners want energetic statesmen TO
carry strong and attractive line. Inn
ported goods. Including haBdkrrehisfs
and dress goods. only first-eia.a aDn.
with established connections need APP
ply. Liberal commission paid weekly.
ana expense account. Address the A.
Scott Co. Inc. go Fourth ave. New
York city
HfCH GRADE aALEHNES TO PLACE
agencies for standard line Photographs.
New plan. Proposition worth 5000 per
year. Experience unnecessary. Give
reference first letter. 7ot Victor Bldg.
Kansas City. Mo.
Statesmen. DRY GOODS TnADE--A
wonderful vest pocket side line HiE
money maker. Presto Co. Box CSC.
.~~~e~sS~
38-Business Chances
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I For Sale Miscellaneous

TRADE SOLICITED
In room sized rugs by wsldron Co.
who send them on approval all over
Tho Bound country. and who carry very
large ana odd sizes not had elsewhere.
sTENZfE EXTRACTS sruB; KILLS
root, no depilatoriea or needle. 81 30
J,ox srENZtE MFG. co. r. .. Box
eib, Han Francisco.
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wANrnp-Youwu LADIES FOR TIL
yrHoSn OPERATING. 40 PRE-
vIous EXPERIENCES sxcrssarr.
sso PEN WEEK rAip WHILE
ikARSrSo. RAID ADVANCEMENT
IN SALARY, PERMANENT rost.
Tross. EXTRA PAY FOR SUNDAYS
AND uoLipAra CALL AT Tstr.
PHONE coNrASY OPERATING
SCHOOL. iiis- FOURTH AVE. M.
TwErS Q A. n Asp 81 r. ~
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IIOW-Go In registration n
the office
Of THO local board. wherever happen 10 be-
fave registration card filled and certified Mail 20
ineiose
add-sod stamped envelope with registration card for the return
OF
In mo TO reach ome oca
you present yourself
Tho clerk him
card.
INFORMATIO>-If doubt
board.
PENALTY REGIsTERING-Faiure register a
mialcnoanor. punishable by imprisonment
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$3.50 DOWN


s-room bunraiow. on tot sexisei ore
block from car. without transfer %
nhipysrd. bath living room. t~e bed
rcomss Kitchen with huiit.in features.
Take fauntieroy car 60 W. JunsAu ct.
owner at little " bite effiee all dsy Sun
dsy and "a >. m. every week DAY.
OWNER SACRIFICE
Modern s-rcom hunxaicvl almost new
fireplace aud fait cement basement 10,
teSt-si two blocks from -eheoi3 ~
blocks from cav. viii accept tses
cash. balance equity IN menthiy pay
meats Phone ballard its.
SORTitwEsr END lots. ssxtso TO
is-fcot alleys. PRICES siso To $500.
Including all tases and as.esrnrefs city
light and water. eiase 10 ~. LAvton
car.
DAVID r EAgrMkS
ie.t Third Ave.
HOUSE AND Tor FOR SALE. CHEAP,
by owner. VIII sett on terms close
IN. Take Beacon uiii car. itss At
iantic st
BY OWNER ruRStaiIEp.
rneisru s,rcam house trasi. S.ts.
$500 cash. s-S rnen,hty. ;is W. s-nd %.
FREE PLANS ~ nrtf.D ron Yor
save money by seeing nArnss Builder.
tis no-,er niesk Eilicst .s.-
- A-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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LOsT--BUNcH or KEYS BETWEEN
Spring ana Madison. Return TO EN-
press Hotel. Reward.
rouND-RLAcK PONY. PHONE BAL
lard saes.
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VIII huy q very rea, large t.rceri ben
KAicv. on big lot. 5esifs. ons block
from car ard paved street oaiy IS
minutes from .hipyArd plants. LARGE
living room. with fireplace. t~s good
sin~d bedrooms. Nth tix closets; kiirh-
en- white eramsied. with built In fea-
lures. hath room complete. Price only
t-.sso. Open for inspection today
owner at property all day and every
evening from 20 q. Take Fsnn'i~rer
ear 70 ". Raymond st.. walk enc block
west.
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11-Acreage for Sale

Al MsaGowdais--fo acres: ~ cleared
and In cherries. apples, pears, straw
berries. cBrrants and gooseoerries;
7-room house. barn. etc. A fine buy
half cash
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-12-12
ENGLISH PEOPLE
EAT HORSE MEAT
THEY CANNOT GET ENOUGH BEEF
TO SUPPLY THEIR DEMANDS
AND HAVE TO RESORT TO
SUBSTITUTES.

Following the increase in the con-
diet in England, it has been found
necessary by the food controller in
that country to issue horsefesh
sales order, effective October 81, 1918,
in order to control the slaughtering of
horses, and the dealing in horseflesh
for human consumption.
So writes Federal Food Administra-
tor J. +. Deems of Burlington to the
county food administrator.
The principal duty placed upon the
English food control committees by
the horsemeat order, is the complete
registration of all retail dealers in
horseflesh in their districts. A spe-
cial section of the ministry, under the
director of food supplies will deal
with horse slaughtering and with the
wholesale dealers in horsefesh.
The following is summary Of the
principal provisions of the order:
mo horse may be slaughtered, ex-
cept in slaughter house licensed by
the food controller, and by slaugh-
terer similarly licensed, except in
cases where the immediate destruction
Of the animal is deemed necessary, on
the grounds of humanity or the public
interest. Subordinate employees Of a
licensed slaughterer need not be In
dividually licensed.
I'm order to distinguish from the
time Of slaughter between horsefiesh
for human consumption. and other
horsefesh, it is provided that horse
slaughter houses shall be licensed for
the slaughter Of horses, either for hu.
man consumption or for other pur
poses"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-12-12
NOBODY EVER DOES ENOUGH.

.
This officer was at home with a
shattered arm and several other
wounds. Work of the most arduous
kind had won him seven ''brisques, or
wound stripes. He heard that the Of
fensive had been resumed against the
Germans and he put on his .kit" to re-
turn to his company.
But your arm is broken!" said his
father.
mo matter. have perfectly good
plaster cast on 1t.
''You have done enough. ANYWAY. Let
the rest fight it out"
Nobody ever does enough. Good
by"
That applies to every American who
is asked to lend to the United States
on fourth Liberty bonds. Buy more.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-12-12

! y ] M
be offered. It is in my heart to sub
scribe the whole issue. but this being
impossible, it is with elation that ]
reflect upon the millions who will say
to themselves: This is my war and
dig up their dollars and buy bonds.
This is my war, your war, our war.
Every investor in the Liberty loan
qualities as an active member of the
great fellowship of American democ-
racy. Every oversubscription of a
Liberty loan is an American triumph,
a stunning defeat for autocracy and
barbarism.
Win the war and win it quickly.
Whip the devil; and beat the kaiser.
This is my cause and yours; this is
our war!
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-12-12

alone. 1.-THE change in the war situa-
ton, however, does not alter the total
of foods demanded from the United
States, but will increase our load"
says Mr.. Hoover. 'and. therefore, there
will be increased demand for economy
and conservation. We must now par
ticipate in the preservation from star
walton of the newly liberated nations
in Austria, and 1t is anticipated that
while some wheat may be needed
from the United States. the largest
part of our export to that quarter will
be corn rye, barley and fats"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-12-12
"THIS Is MY WAR
YOUR WAR, OUR WAR;
We Must All Dig Up Our Dollars to
Invest In This Liberty Loan
to Win 1t.
BY MEREDITH NICHOLSON.

This is my war. The outcome,
whether defeat or victory, vitality con-
Germs me. No one urged that Ameri-
ca declare. war upon the Teutonic en-
pires more stridently than l. re-
joiced in my soul when my country
Joined with the other great civilized
powers in driving back the barbarian.
In the strictest sense in all the con-
notations Of the phrase, this is my
war, as completely as though stood
on my own doorstep, gun in hand to
protect my household from sword and
brand
That / am only one of hundred
million American citizens who share
my sense of responsibility in the con-
fict does not greatly matter. This is
my war; it pleases me to think of it
as something personal and intimate,
undertaken at my behest and impos-
ing upon me responsibilities which
should be the basest coward to shirk.
Within short distance of my home
sleep my two great-grandfathers who
were soldiers under Washington and
AAJ AettAACA WIZ AOu6AI usluCA AIAASOlAs
They made this my war. The Ameri-
can citizens who persisted on the Lusi-
tania made this my war. Every shot
fred at an American ship, every man
wounded or killed under the Stars
and Stripes intensifies my realization
that this is indeed my war.
The right Of my children to free
dom, happiness and peace make this
my war. And it is my business. my
politics and my religion to do my ut
most. at any sacrifice, that this war,
ny war, may be carried to trium-
plant conclusion. No dollar can
earn, no privileges enjoy, no faith
hold In man or God will avail me
aught unless win this war.
This war is my job. stand alone
and take counsel Of my conscience AZ
10 whether am doing all that can
10 win 1t. The demands are constant.
The war that my blood cried for is
not cheap. But viewing the mighty
conflict as vast undertaking, carried
on by the United States of America
for my benefit, it is not becoming IN
me to fret or bubble over the cost.
The fourth Liberty loan is about to
.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-12-12
Help Buy More Tanks.

Tanks are big factor now in roll
ing back the German lines. They are
saving the lives of thousands of men
by crushing the vicious machine gun
nests which are the worst obstacle to
infantry advance. Invest in Liberty
bonds and Uncle Sam will be able to
protect our storm troops with a life
saving screen Of tanks.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-12-12
Furniture.

When you have backache the liver
or kidneys are sure to be out of gear,
Try Sanol, it does wonders for the
liver. kidneys. and bladder. A trial
will convince you. Get it at the
Kearney Pharmacy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-12-12
Undertaking.

1t does the work. use sanol Eczema
Remedy to get rid of those Black
Heads. Phnples, or Rough Bumpy
Skin. Leaves skin smooth. Cures
any case of Eczema. Is pleasant to
use. A trial will convince you. SOC
and $1OO at the Keaney Pharmacy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-12-12
Nay REDUCE SUBSTITUTES
There Is Chance That Wheat Flour
Restrictions Will Be Modified.
our war !!

The United States food administra-
ton announces the possibility of d.
minishing the percentage Of substitutes
used in wheat bread before the new
year. Mr.. Hoover in a message to Fed
eral Food Administrator Deems of
Iowa says that the belief is enter
tanned that sufficient wheat Will be
available to reduce the amount of sub
stitutes in bread Of all allied countries
and allow substitutes now being i'm
ported to allies to be used for dairy
feeds, of which there is great short
age IN all countries. This is possible
on account of the collapse OF Austria
Imperial Valley press., 1918-08-19
CONFER TO SPEED
UP EXAMINATIONS
MEN REGISTERED
Member of Governor W. ID. Stephens
Staff Here Thursday for Meet Draft
Officers in Preparation for Septem-
Der Registration.

To speed up the work of handling
the Observation-Disclosures of drafted
men. conference of the officials
forming the draft machinery of impe-
rial county with Mr.. Sherk of the
staff of Governor William D. Steph-
ems will be held here on Thursday.
Members of the exemption board
and the medicaleXaminers of the dis
trict will be in attendance at the meet
ing, which will convene at 10 q. m.
in the offices of the exemption or
ganization.
With the arrival today Of detailed
instructions from Washington and Sac
ramento, the exemption board hegan
the organization of the preliminary
work for the September registration,
when men between the ages Of IS and
As will be placed on the roll for the
country's call.
Clerk Barton Of the board estimates
that $500 men of eligible age VIII be
enrolled in the county. Registrars will
Le ar. ointed for each eighty eligihles.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-08-19
CBy Associated Press

Washington. Aug. 19-The Fuel Ad-
ministration has accepted plans which
the aNtional Petroleum War Service
committee recommended for stabiliza-
ton of petroleum prices and has an
nounced that it is believed this action
will prevent any radical change in
consumers prices of gasoline and 9th
er oils.
The plan provides for maximum
premiums for oils of various grades
in the fields throughout the country.
1t is announced that the Fuel Ad-
ministration is endeavoring to estab-
lish fair defferentials for refiners and
distributors.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-08-19
CO. SUPERVISORS
VOTEM0NEY FOR
BOND CAMPA|CN \
Board of County Commissioners lake
Favorable Action on Request OF Lib
erty Bond Drive Managers and APP
prOpriate $1,000 for Advertising.

The county board of supervisors this
afternoon voted to appropriate the
sum of $1,000 from county funds for
advertising the coming Fourth Llber-
ty Loan campaign.
The authorization for the eXpendl-
ture of this money was voted after U.
G. Horne, and NJ. 0. King, chairman
of the campaign committee in this dis
trict, appeared before the supervisors
and made strong recommendation
for the move.
The money will be expended for the
purchase of advertising during the
course of the war bond campaign ana
will be handled under the supervisor
of 9. c. Johnson.