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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-30
nDcE nnEAKs MELLEN TIEs
Rules RaiirOader Is justified IN Living
Apart From VITO

Fusrsf Nasr -rrf 30 drer,.
iug'ifying Charlcr s Mellon * -fo,ktr.dg-
former President of tho trr YORK
No,V Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company n living apart from lt r'.
Mr. Katherine Mr'lcn ~ thr groGt
that she had deserted bin wig handed
down ~ Judge Edward y -l0run in
prohqtn Court -atgrrav ltoroon
The decision was made i-owcdjafciv
upon conclusion ~ arguments IT. tH"
cazc Attorncv Milton Is Warner re-
presenting Nrs Neilcn gave notice af
IN appeal n thc Supreme Court
Attorney for N-s Nellen argued
that she bad written she Kitten
lcttcrs merely io tost the 1vn II Hrr
husband and show him thaf -ho could
receivc the attention ID another.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-30
Woman Fatally Stricken.

stricken with heart disease at her
home early yesterday, Mrs. Aida Blu
stein, aged go years, OF 2l7 West Sec
ond street. died before medical attention
could be given her The case was reported
to Coroner Spring, who issued a death
nnrtihcafc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-30
Burns Result Fatally.

John NcNilvev, aged IS years, who
was burned by explosion Of gasoline
july 18th, while eaployed rs electri-
clan at the drug store corner Of seventh
and Poplar streets, die,i al the Delaware
Hospital yesterday afternoon lis
home was in Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-30
AIRCRAFT WOMAN
TELLS EXPERIENCE

Mrs Laura Watkins, 2f5O tIenwood
avenue. Philadelphia, 81 League Island
Navy Yard Aircraft Department. telling
her experiences, SAYS: ! suffered from
eczema. catarrh and stomach trouble
Had bad appetite and tired feeling. A.
times became discouraged Nothing
seemed worth while When did eat d
made gas and poisoned my whole system
I slept badly. too. 4 neiChbor LADY, told
me she took Tanlac for the same rroubl-
with fine results. 50 T bought some ",
brought relief Tanac ,jlst simply has
been the most encouraging thing for mr.
in All ways eat well and sleep like an
honest person. I never took lnythlna
that dld me 80 much good
The genuine Tauiac. which e being
sold at y 3 Daniorrh Drug store, bears
the name J. I. Gore ca in outside carton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-30
DIR. Robin In New Quarters.

DR.. Albert Robin, whose home and
Office at Seventh and Broome streets were
destroyed by fire in the early spring, has
reopened his Office at No. 1909 Washing
ton street, the offices occupying the entire
main floor of the building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-30
Has Arrived Oyerseas

Mr.. and Mrs W. J Johnston Of IIar-
rington, formerly Of los East Eighth
street, this city, have received word OF
the safe arrival overseas Of their son, ID.
Kerwin Johnston, who enlisted April |, as
master engineer with the 68th Engineer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-30
School officials Hours.

" II Jump, superintendent Of county
schools, announces that he will he at his
Office in the Public Building, every Satur-
day from 8 a. IN. TO p. III.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-30
w. c. T. u. Anniversary Party.

W G. I. Y. headquarters 4'Y. p. b :"
will hold an anniversary party this even
ing at the home Of Mrs. John Wilson,
ll3 West Thirtieth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-30
ROAD WORK GOES ON.
Government Gives Permission TO
Contractors 70 Supply Material.

NUHtf dNtVIN % yNPPg -Ff"FNI7 TIT
All road work in the state except
that specifically approved by the govern
ment, having been held up since Septem-
Der 10, contractors being prohibited
from furnishing material. an appeal was
made at Washington by state Highway
Commissioner Upham for relief
The result was that Saturday Mr.. D.
ham received a telegram from Washington
to the effect that contractors have
been given permission to furnish
material up to November l. This means
that all road work under way through
out the State which was halted by the
government order, will be resumed at once.
Lost something? Try a classified adyer-
4isarneni In Everv Evening -Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-30
WEEKS BRITISH LOSSES 2f.929.
Fatalities Mount to 1865; Missing and
Wounded, POSI-.

London, sept 30-Bnush army cas-
ualties for he week ending Saturday, A.
announced bv the war office. follows
Officers killed or died Of wounds, 4}2,
men, 1926.
Officers wounded or missing, SUa
men 1857
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-30

Digging n for the winter may not work
with troops trained with snow shOveis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-30
Spanish Influenza
Brazilian Balm

KILLS TIE GERM IN THE
BLOOD IN 3 DAYS. PRE-
VENTS PNEUMONIA OR
QUICKLY CURES IT IF 1T
HAS DEVELOPED. SAVES
EVERY CASE. TAKE 10 to Is
DROPS EVERY u HOUR on
Tongue or in Little Water and
rub hot on chest. Get SOC or
Sl.0O bottle at druggist or sent
by B. +. Jackson < Co., Arcade,
Wyoming Co, y. I.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-30

Lost something? Try classified adyer-
tlsement in Every Evening ADV.
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LIST OF new LOCAL SELECT SERVICE MEN
Continued From Page Tpo

ave. 4.
No. 1917 was
Ben Cohen. Waldorf hotel
John Joseph IIudon. Sunrise hotel.
~
Frank Gates. 1916 W. 0ist ~.
William Linton Smith. bb2G Wal
lingford ave.
Claude Vincent o'Callaghan. 45o5
| 18th ave. n. e.
Victor A. servold. itoi card ave.
Lawrence Ryan, 25iG Third ave.
Warren j. Stohr Glcncairn Hotel
Henry ~ Olson. 1888 Boyinton.
Wilfrcd Nichols. 1929 Bellevue
/ ave.
Mycr Berg. 1898 Il. Spruce 1t.
John ben Mcclure. New Richmond
Hotel
Lester Dutton. g537 Rainier ave.
Walter John Carlen. 4735 s7th ave
=. ".
Earnest Jolly Collins. Auburn
Z wash
william Mckinley shcrk. Renton
I Wash
No. 200 was
/ Robert Berset. 1910 W. s7th II.
Wnldcmar Llngeman Stein. 67o7
( Aurora.
otto Frederick smith. 42is ilth
/ ave. n. q
Roy John weberF. 10 Florentia ~
Darrell o. Teots. 1871 John st
Richard James Christian. Y. 81
| &. \
Kenneth Ray Gruol. 2ass Fairview
ave
Emil w Holken. iTs2 i4th ave.
Paul Fcrtiz Lynn. 5io broadway
John Erickson. 1909 First ave. =.
Jesse Dclbert Knightcn. 1910 Sec
ond ave. y.
Jonathan u. Hardy. so?s California
! ave
sidney Edward starkcnburE. Kent
Merritt g. Suffler. General Deliy.
cry. Seattle.
Harry Rarene. 2sss W. bTth n.
William Emil IlcnninF. PAS n.
18TH.
Charles Harold Tusier. aos5 18th
ave n. q.
Edwin Theodore Upton lsish 10th
ave ".
nelmar W. Hoffman. ITO Virginia
~.
Leonard william Baur. 1919
Spring ~
Harry Lloyd Born. isisis East
lake ave.
Lloyd Anguler Thompson. sol ssta
ave. n
Joseph Frank Gs.iref'' 1901 HOl-
Joe Gror-i. 1891 Charles 1T
Harold Edward wood. 1917 SUN
van ~
Albcr, Bar,oiai. 5sis Duwamish
ave.
Mark MeIienry Auburn. wash
Richard kaskcla. Newcastle.
Wash.
Walter Saunders Powers. sst5
Fourth ave n. ".
Harold Ross Munday. SIS 9. sist
John Kari BELL. 4sis nth ave n. e.
George Chester Collins. .53o W.
Crockett St
Hector Holden.
Eddie Alfred Thompson. 7o7h
University.
Leo Mitchell. 1908 r.. Ward.
Joseph Edward Biailas. 1901 nth
ave.
David Lloyd Jones. ass .:nd ave.
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ASKS AID FOR
RYTHER HOME

In his FIRST report upon the
King county public welfare office.
Josiah Collins. recently appointed
welfare commissioner. recommends
ed to the county commissioners
Wednesday that aid for the King
County Humane society cease TO
be appropriated from charity funds
and that the dog pound be turned
over to the society
After an investigation of the de-
partmental work. Collins reported
favorably upon Mother Ryther's
Home. placing himself on record.
as in favor of county aid in pro-
vidlng a better and safer building.
The same recomme ndation was
made relative 10 Mrs. Anderson's
boarding house for aged and de-
crepit men.
The new commissioner has
stopped payment on a salary OF SIS
a month to an official known as
superintendent OF burials and has
ordered the county auditor to re-
fuse to audit salaries unless they
appear upon the regular office
payroll.
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1888 SELECTS TO
SAY FAREWELL
FRIDAY AT 7:3O

The various divisions OF the
Council Of Patriotic Service. under
whose auspices the big entertain-
ment In the Inppodrome to the 7sS
solective service men leaving Seat
tie for Camp Lewis will be given
Friday evening. are planning TO
furnish the men with comfort kits.
smokes and other comforts before
they entrain
a rousing send-ofr for the men
when they parade on Second ave.
at 1880 p. m. following the dinner.
Is expected. The Shriners' band
and uniform team viii form an
escort
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59--Legal Notices

IN THE DIsTRfCT COURT or THE
United States. for the western District
OF Washington. northern Division.
In HANkRUPTCY. NO 6iof,
Notice Of first Meeting OF Creditors.
In the Matter Of W. !. Francis, bankrupt.
To tho creditors Of tho above named
bankrupt
Notice iH hereby given that on tho 22nd
day OF June. 1918. tho said w. j. Fran
clio was duly adjudcatnd bankrupt
and that the first meeting OF the cred
TORS Of said bankrupt viii he held at
the office OF tho undersigned Referee
ln bankruptcy. 1901 l.. 9. Smith
building. in seattle, In said diEtrict.
on the sth day ~ July, 1918. ~ ?
O'Clock IN the afternoon. at which time
tho said creditors may attend. prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, exam
inc tho bankrupt ana transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
Dated at seattle In said district, this
goth aay OF June, 1918.
G. II. HAWKINS.
Referee In Bankruptcy
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PERMIT Is FILED FOR
NEW SCHOOL ADDITION

The Seattle school board filed
application for permit to build
a $4,000 addition to the Maple
school. 55l5 18th ave. s.. Thursday.
The Hendricks Manufacturing Co.
filed application with the building
department TO construct n $4,000
addition TO its machine shops. The
Sumner II. Prescott Co. is TO build
a $4,000 foundry at 2s4f First ave.
S. Rogers. Brown Il Co. will in-'
crease their oil storage capacity by.
the addition OF 20 wood-staye.
tanks at cost OF $4,000.
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|. w. W. TREASURER is
HELD HERE BY POLICE

Frank Gibson. IS. i. w. W. Pa
cinc Coast treasurer. was arrested
by police officers Wednesday. Ha'
was booked for federal investiga-
ton. According to Clarence l..
Reames, special assistant attorney
general Gibson is not wanted by.
federal officials
Chief of Police Warren stated
that no specific charge had been
fled against Gibson.
w. NJ. Housley claiming to be a
native of England, is in the coun-
ty Jail after being taken in charge
by soldier loggers at Snoqualmiea
falls for alleged unpatriotie re-
marks.
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John Clarence Gray. los 18th ave.
~.
Charles Griffin. 1917 +. Spruce.
George Beriluess Woneis, ia Pre-
fontaine place.
Jennings Bryan Durland. s24 Ken
yon St
Edwin Keith White. r. F. ID. No. 4.
Fauntleroy station.
Albert Martin Reiten. Kent. Wash
August Hienierni. Newcastle.
Number 25s was
1863
James y. Sullivan. 5io Ninth ave.
Lester Merne Van Horn, Az Fourth
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Robt. Wilson Lennon. Rehan Ho
tel
Hahn Bllavsky 1910 Main.
No. 2i5 was
William ID. Kirstn. i7ii 18Th 8.
Cart Nelson. isie Albro ~.
Charles Carlson. 6s65 4ist ave
q. W
Eugene Floyd Quinn. High Point.
Jaimer NiemalA. Il. +. u. No. 1
Kent.
Henry a. Wright. s25 Terrace 1T
John Lufgren. 1887 Jene st. -
Paul. MINI
Harry Willis Mckinley. iiis Mad
iSon 1T.
Pantciio Dinireau Anatoiitis. =. o
Box $50.
Harry X. wc-tfaii. 40 Seneca at
Eteocles Chronopulos. 1881 Pre-
fontaine place.
No. 2i2 was
Harold ]. Maxwell. go Y. NJ. C. \
chAs- Stephen McGn. :ois Inger
soil place
Swan Alfred Clarin. 500 Virginia
Shoichl Sanuki. 2iS 4th ave. y.
John Lyle Hicks, 3is Labor TEN
pie.
shohei Tanaka. Il +. y. No. :. DO,
STA. Auburn.
Ralph Cutler Lewis. snoquaimi'
Fails
Fred Lester Baker. Auburn. wash
Merle Thomas Mcehan. Rcn,on.
Harry Roharre. s. s. Rosal!e.
Kames Nakainura. liz Eighth s.
iA7
Franz Parel. 1890 Roy NJ.
Walter 8. stowe. ia Spring 81,
David Jackson Guilette. -i5s i,th
ave.
Peter Sfhoda. Dos Plummer.
Joe Arnold Rutlcdgc, snoaualmie.
No. s32 was
81
James Arthur Lee. s3ss 18th n. w
Lucius Wallis Graves. 1894 l.. 10th.
Dclmcr Avery Kecne. 3603 Sunny,
side ave.
william Elmer Dishman. 1897 W.
Smith st
Harry Gordon Kennedy. 2oi7n
First ave.
Jeune blanchard. 1923 Terry.
Everett Campbell Macarthur. li32
10Th n.
Harold II. wchrwein. HOS 18th ave
Gerald G. Moblay. 1859 Lakeside
ave.
Isadore Slgel. 4is goth s.
John Schwab. 1915 Willow st
Arnold Samuel Ulycstad. eo0s 10th
ave. s. w.
James oliver johnson. o'Brien,
Wash.
Fines May. Kirkland. Wash.
80
Percy Landrigan. 1857 w. 54th st.
Homer Hartman Hodge. 45t2 18th
ave. n. T.
Charles Forrest Horn. 1929 Ninth
ave. y. F.
Harry NJ. Etchcy. 1911 Second
ave. W.
William Bryan Erickson. Seventh
and Virginia. Wiltshire hotel.
Merle Calvin Alexander. 1119 Mad.
ison ST.
William Henry Merritt. go T..
Denny way.
Theodore Thielen, SIC Broadway.
William Gordon Thompson. 3i7
10th ave.
Lock Kim. AIS Eighth s.
Clare Levi IIillman, 1926 Rainier
ave
Richard Irwin Gowdy. 1907 View
Lane.
Newton Jasper Gaines, Bryn Mawr
benjamin Gordon Marshall, S5l4
Fifth ave. n. T.. Seattle.
SO
Ira johnson. G523 25th N. w.
Hiram Maurice Torpen. 1916 La
tonn.
Albert Edward Hess, $40 Motor
place.
Henry Roy Huffman. 27i2 Fourth
ave. W.
Airing Henry Hin. HOLSTER apis.
Alfred a. Whitmore. Y. NJ. c. a.
Minor Joseph Hyde. 129 Tenth n.
William Manning, 1iil Boylston.
Louis Piora. 4l2 Goth ave.
William j. Petri. 1900 Atlantic.
~
Morris James Sykes. 1909 18th
n. W.
Walter Leo Wilson. 6347 4th II. @.
Giaconis Navone, 340S Woodland
Park ave.
Holland Johnston. 2621 Queen
Anne ave.
Edward Mulvihill 1900 7th
Richard l.. Hughes. goi'e First,
corner Marion.
Charles Sylvester Laning. zoe
Boylston. n.
Clinton Alexander McDougaI lhoO
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10th ave.
Lawrence Bishop Elliott. 1915 4.
Fir ri.
Joseph Kendall. Southern Hotel.
Ralph II. SeweIl. 1866 Sullivan ~.
jennings Bryan Wells. 1881 w. Da-
kota st.
Jesse Lee Durran. s4os Ellis ave.
Claude Frank Trip. 1853 23rd ave.
&. ".
Robert Louis GaIbraith. Auburn.
Wash.
Andrew Joseph Setback. Renton-
No. 23s was
osslan Noriander. 4oi Fifth ave.
Clarence Hardin Adams. III
i2th s.
Gene Mason. 2s22 w stth st.
Charles Crawford Spencer. 1926
Woodland Park ave.
william J. Markle. es w. Etruria
St
william 4. sahiman. 1907 Seventh
ave
Richard Graharn. IT'S Seventh ave.
Vancouver. u. c.
Norman Slender. $40 Il. Howell.
Peter Bora. 500 +. Union.
Erik Lund. 1864 Seventh ave.
Ciichi Kayano. Macintosh. Wash.
Denham Norrays Hilton. 1900 This
tie st
Arthur Bryan otey, II. F. d. No.
Z. Box IS.
Charles Bertram Sells. 337 MAIDEN
st. Kent. wash.
Guss Laulsperger. snoaualmie.
Wash.
Lester L. SHAY. 55o6 Fourth ave.
~. W.
Tully Russell Roach. Coz n. e5th ST.
Edward Alwiechcs Murphy. 4sls
ilth ave. ~. T..
John Valentine Harrington. 3efi
l4th ave. w.
John Collins. L. s. r. Burnside.
Lawrence Edward Borchers. 20,
Alaska $. s. Co. Pier 2.
Linn Bath Foster. 1871 goth ave. y.
John Thompson. ilos broadway.
Harold IL. ffimelhoch, 40 3oth ave.
Byron Aughe Webster. 1888 18th
ave s.
Roland Carl Keith. $3.50 Ferdinand
St
Herman Ludwig Matson, eoos De
troit ave.
Elmer Fineli. Newcastle. Wash.
Arthur Lundin. r. +. ID. No. g,
Box ios. Seattle.
No 247 WAS
s. Fremont West. 14o5 Ninth ave
Michael White, e02ta Main st
Is
Elmer Hansen. 7oze 18th n. w.
Alexander Buchan. AIS ". 63rd.
Kari Emanuel Yung. 1921 n. 4sth.
Sherman Woods, 1914 Mob Hill ave
Charles Stevens o'Conneil. 2013
Second ave.
James Graham Smith, eli Seneca
st.
Earle Charles Elvidge. 2s2s Broad.
way y.
Henry Clay. 1929 Summit ave.
Philip l.. II. Larson. SABA 23rd ave.
John Charles D'Amico. 1907 Yak
ina.
Morres Cradeli. so26 Corson ave.
Douglas Chapman Fairweather,
e772 4Sth ave. S. w.
Carl Saundnes. Enumclaw, Wash.
Ford Rathbun, i02 10th ave. n. L.
e5a
rsAs
Franklin Forbis Vintage. New
Richmond hotel.
No. 252 was
William Doherty, 275S w. 9th st.
Carl Keenan, Wilson. 4729 18th N. T..
Fingal Johnson. s25 Kilbourne st.
Ansil Holt. 62l Nickerson st.
Leon Barber. 2227 Seventh ave.
Thomas II. Frawley. Plaza hotel.
Bismark Henry Nazarcnus, ZOO
Lakeview blvd.
Paul Clark Shepherd. $40 10th
ave. n.
Bruce Edward McGilvray. EOS card
ave.
John Camerota. 29lt Judkins.
Fred Mooney, 92T3 Ithaca pl.
Tom Harrison Arthur. zoos Edge.
wood ave.
Jarlus Valentine Dcbolt. Auburn.
John A. Swanson. Newcastle.
Wash
Number 255 was
32i
Charles II. Roitsch. Waldorf hotel.
Harry Sogoff, soc Sixth $.
81
Oscar Hagbo. 96le W. 5ath st.
John Wesley Hedges. S04i Stroud
ave
Oliver Carlisle Elliott. 1919 18th ave.
y. u,
John Mcdonald Bunnel. 3020
Fifth ave. W.
Walter Brooks. 5is Denny way.
Charles Edwin Yates. Plaza hotel.
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Automobiles for Sale


d. Auro nAn0AiN MARKET
q. u1 y. PIKE 1T.
. THE LARGEST uanp-cAn
. MAltkEr ON TliE PACIFIC COAST
: OAKLAND RtN. 1879 N-wly paint
cd. very best condition. 1900,
. CHEVROLET. model $50. 1917
Newiy painted; first-elaz- con-
ditien. for email Gum Of iafa.
= BUGcK siN. ioi5--A.i condition.
$1,000
. EiGiN ak, 1919 --oniy ttso.
= CHANDLER. 1917 wire wheels.
almost new. 'Ltoo.
nemicel car needs no boosting.
tsoo
. DODGE TOunISo-A-t condition,
electric lights. starter. almost
new 1850,
. MUCK TOURING perfect con.
FoRD TOURING cAn=-In fine
tune throughout. some buy at
$3.50
ono hundred and fifty other cars
at prices from $50 up. VIII
make decidedly liberal terms
Here you will find what you
want. owing Co the large stock
and makes to choose from.
AUTO BARGAIN MAnKEr
. si5 y. Pike.
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IMPROVED corxrnY PLACE

CLOSE IN BUILDINGS
Coed hous~ With srrvrnsd-in
porchcs also sleeping trnts LARGE
chicken house hold ms zee birds:
breeder house and eoops. stable
wood shed. fruit, trees small
fruits. - acres cleared crop
planted balance has been picked
Up. and - seeded 70 pasture. ait
fine .oii. as place vii show.
excellent service down town.
Price tt.sTs. terms tsse cash.
balance SIS utenthiy Hurks q
Farrar. Inc. .es New York Bin.
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big picnic will be held at
Point Defiance park sunday by the
employees of the Todd yard at Ia
coma. Former employees of tho Sc
attic Construction 4 Dry Dock
company, and employees of the
Todd plant in Seattle, are invited.
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WANT TO sAvr MONEY!
Gail on ur ". will sell wnesiied for
suits and shoes cheaper than any other
place IN town. nrtnK this al and save
ie@s nc Washington.
Wa q 0REENE'R MEMS urRrAfrs
Rui, Snop saves you fie on every sui,
snA oVsrroat. Traders nsiiding. sos y
Ttird ave
WANTED LATHE HOHtNg Mill ANn
floor hands bay wufA. 90 PEI hnuF
uirht work. 81 % per- hnuF Cali ~
.fef Einh ave. a. o. phone Elliott 10
" ASTEp-.a HASPUEHRV ptcKERH
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS l. HILL
noN ist. SUMNER. WASH
fit~r,r t.onds hauEhl 1899 afolth nidF
---~~~ = ~>s---s>-~~ee<~lseee@~~- se>sTs-~~f.
33-Male Situations Wanted
POSITION wANrEb A. nOokkEErEH
with some wholesale iuuihsr company
vnunF man ~ - draH class g-s- 2
YEAR, rxperienee CO. tho rHtsn iHrf-sf
business Thee y A~hnis. i.srusta. Mont
34-Female Help Wanted
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acres. 20 minutes walk from Y. =.
scvpedo station: alder. maple and cedar
s,ntsom. easy 20 clear; $500: 800 cash.
so per month
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acre Colby cresif Garden. III miles
from heart Of Seattle. springs and
creeks: $500: 80 cash, slo per month.
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ALDER BOTTOM LAND
rtyTwEFH SEATTLE AND TACOMA
mi. tract In the finest kind Of soil;
very level and easily cleared close 70
e~hooI and sawnilf. cream route ana
N. y. D.; fine water; good roads Eooh
.righbors; east OF Kent and ! = miles
nunsatlouf
4 100 FOT. THE 10 ACRES
$50 CASH AND $40 MONTHLY
PIC m SOUND FARMS co, COS ~ Ave
& ArHEH COD ALDER LAND. ttss
Fine alder loan soil. easy - clear; oloae
n Colby. the beauty spot 81 Puget
a9und An IDEAL little chicken ranch.
Bs independent. dfn't work for wages
ali your life. SO casn and $40 per
month.
r. Van ARsIALE 4 co.
Main -. Iels Ihafd AVA
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Acreage for Sale

\ ACRES NAVY YARD POULTRY CAR
q den. good rich soil: on county road
very sasy 70 clear; siTs; $50 cash. 10
mar month.
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2h-Unfurnished Apartments


WAGE EAnNrR YOU ARE LABOR
ing 20 supply yaur needs % today,
but are you saving little each day
Go supply Yuuf needs when Nnu arr old
and physicaliv unahie To- earn money >
our plan. especially devised to meet the
wants Of the wage Garner. provides a
cafe place % Invest your savings, large
or small. where they viii draw Interest
and share IN profits
For Information eaii Elliott isst or can
on or write 90
rotuTAnIE nONp COMPANY
tet.eod towman Budding. Seattle.
pECk orfiCEna- II RHtrrtNG
Hoard FRYE navigation schools a. gs-
attic. Tacoma and Portland Train
drrk offiCafa for tho merchant marine,
Hhurt cat o. license native ard natuf
Hilred ritlrsu. only hsep sea sailors
too year, experience, lake and Sound
pilots and masters and graduates %
nautical schsci ships eligible Course
nir weeks Address W. : Hfamts, te0
stuart huiidinE, seattle. wash.
q. q prrr or LABOR
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s-HOoM COTTAGE. 1880
Owner must sacrifice 6-room cottage. on
corner lot. s0rie0 two blocks from car
at Columbia. plumbing In. A snap "
sold at once. Price 81. 100. 1870 cash.
h.lanes at fis per month. Including
interest
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banks, the bleeding OF the little city for
100000 francs and the removal to Ger
many of all males between the ages of
l6 y and As years. The revelations IN
dictate that Germany no longer cares for
the respect of the world.
The Germans appear to have burned
what they could not take away. In do
ing so they destroyed many French
buildings. They sacrificed everything to
get away with their skins and their cam
non. but were far from successful in that
respect. We have taken many guns and
= long. long line OF prisoners. who ex-
press themselves as glad to Re out Of the
war.
our boys are becoming sceptical OF
what even German prisoners tell them
Ethics are low indeed among the men
who have submitted for four years to
the yoke of military Junkerdom directed
by ruler mad for power.
| followed on Friday in the path of
the victorious Americans. Mud to the
wheel hubs of trucks, sticky. pasty mud
that held our ammunition and supply
trains in its grasp, made a new problem
in transportation for our army. Bridges
over the two creeks OF Ruptemad and
Nadine had been destroyed by the en-
envy, but repaired by our engineers.
Near one village that sits upon a ridge
congestion OF our traffic became so thick
that stalled lines extended as far back
as the eye could see. Valleys were filed
with our artillery and conveys moving
up. Still we managed TO get forward and
into new positions, from which the guns
belched punishment for the enemy