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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-20

Tor Salc--Handsomc residence, homc
Of the late Park Agncw, II rooms;
hct water, heat. bath, spacious
grounds. running through from
Pitt to. Royal streets, beautiful
shade. Large two-story hric!: 81
rage. Price $4,000. Terms one
third cash. balance IL and 3 years.
NJ. 5. Harlow, Trustee. 27i-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-20

Fcs' Sale-One cock stove, coal. Used
g" mcnti. Cost $50; will sell fer
.%I5. Apply to Hugh ?. Cahert".
9th street, Cottage Park. 27I-2t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-20

yANTED-Labcrers, white and col
ored Fi1hsst wages. Either day
- sight wcrs. Apply. 10 Virginia
Sh;niorildinG CORPORATIONS Repre-
sentative. u. S. Employment SeTv-
;cc, Post Office Building, AIexan-
dr;a, Virginia. 2il-f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31
SPANISH SHIPS
HELD IN PORT
BY u. s. ORDER

NEW YORK. Jan. Sion orders
from tho government. all Spanish
steamships now In American ports
are TO be held for an Indefinite
period.
This was learned today when the
Aiphonno XII. a large Spanish pas
s.ngrr vessel. was ordered held in
port just an she was ready 10 sail.
There are sir ships Of tho same line
now In this port The AiphonHo XII.
had on board go passengers bound
for Spain when her sailing was can
rclled
Tho order WAS delivered IN Jos
zaraFoaa. agent for tho campansa
TranHa;iantiea. by officers % the
q. =. navy just five minutes before
the big passenger vessel was ready
to sail
Huge notices wcr. posted on the
door uf the ships offices. and no
questions were answered. None ~
the sis ships now in this harbor Is
smaller than $500 tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31
SOLDIERS CAN'T RIDE
IN FREE JlTNEY BUS

TACOMA, Jan. 3i.--Soldiors at
Camp Lewis win not be permitted
to ride In so-called free busscs, :"
according to Mai croxail. OF the
military police. Wednesday. The
statement was made at a confer
cnce Of military authorities and
prosecuting officers OF King and
Pierce counties In Tacoma. Deputy
Prosecutor Palmer represented
King county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31
DOUBLE THRIFT SALES
AT THE POSTOFFICE

The Thermometer merour,es go
inR way up
No. not the ono that records the
temperature. It's the ono that
registers the Thrift Stamp sales at
tho Seattle postoffice.
Wednesday was record day.
Tho total sales NJ the main office
and stations amounted 20 tie,-
72sis. double the sale for Tues
day. when only ss.i35ki was taken.
The price of Thrift Stamps will
Increase one cent the first OF the
month
The department started handling
the sales at ono window at the
cashiers office. Now four are
kept busy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31
MAY SERVE SPUDS
FREE IN RESTAURANTS

Potatoes may he served free OF
charge In restaurants
They are to be substituted for
bread. n the plan is adopted The
u. =. food administration commit.
tee today recommended that hotels
and restaurants serve potatoes with
other orders free OF charge. when
possible. instead Of bread"
Potatoes being a home product
and a substitute for flour. the food
administration encourages the lib.
cral use Of them" says today's -.
port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31
FEAR OF FLOOD IN
SOUTH DECREASING

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan IL
Fear OF floods I'm many towns
threatened by the breaking OF gorges
in mountain streams and rivers in
Ohio. West Virginia and Kentucky
abated today. tho at some points
there Is stili serious danger.
Tho death toll was not increased
by the latest reports. tho the dam
age Is now estimated at close to
SIS. 900 600,
Many families along the rivers NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31
LEWIS APPEALS; HE
ISN'T SERVING TIME

Sigmund Lewis. vice president OF
the Seattle & Puget Sound Packing
company. did not begin serving n
S0-day sentence. following convlc-
ton in the Snohomish county super.
Tor court for selling TO the pubic
spoiled canned shannon. as was re-
ported Wednesday.
Lewis was fined s25 and sentenced
TO 30 days in Jail by the judge. but
later his attorney filed an appeal 10
the supreme court. 80 Lewis Is still
free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31

MIX stan, butter. Csc and SIC N. :.
milk, &c pit. lie at. Stall 1870. silver
churn margarine. 35c H.: Green Lake
eFga. BIO daz.; apple Jelly or apple
butter. lie 10 stail lis. spltzenberg
apples. $50 box; Roman Beauty apples.
$3.50 boz; stamen winepap apples. 81. a.
hox; Jonathan applca. 400 box Stall
liz, fresh rhnbarb. zoe N. artinhokes, q
for 2sr, stnil 1916. fbn. rice, 2se. 80. 10
bag Eastern corn meal, Goc. zig bare. Ice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31

Red Seal Grocery Annex. fbr. pota-
toes. ioc. rs ibs 25e. pkgs raisins.
2sc; cans Lighthouse cleanser. ssc.
eating apples. 100 dor. , doz. csc.
Htong's. acc ground chocolate. zoe. i0-fb.
sack yellow corn meal. b5ci Ice pkg.
corn or gloss starch. Toe. Elliott Fish
Co. bioaters. for lie. brick cod fish.
&c. Stall a. fresh eggs. b5c dor :.
freHh milk. Toe at Stall 20, fine coffee.
zoe 20 soc M. bareback, ioc pkg stali
-, freshly ground peanut butter. soc NJ. I.
Buttercup oieomRrEerine, ssc 10, lbs.
CSC. ataii II. ai-oz. loaf bread, &c. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31
STRIKE STILL SPREADS

AMSTERDAM Jan 3l.--While az.
itation for a general strike failed ae
Munich. following a stormy meeting,
IL has spread TO the munitions and
transportation workers in Furth and
Nuremberg. according to copies Of
yesterdays Cologne volks Zeitung.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31
Public Notices

EEHgEAST Wills TO SPEAK
At co. y AUXILIARY MEETING
Sergeant wills % the aesferth nigh
tandefs. who hes seen service At the
frout. will b the principal speaker
nest Friday evening. February 4. at
thu regular meeting ~ the auxiliary
for ca, y. Headquarters GO. and Med.
teal Corps u the itth Engineers fRaii.
wayt. "HeR,tis's own Regiment"
rhin viii 10 an open mr~tinr. FREE 70
the public. and those attending ran he
assured * an Interesting and ins,rue-
tive program.
Several splendid musical Numbers
have b~rn arranged Entertainments
Will b. served. and card playing and
eihsr FERNS Of entertainment will be
provided
The meeting viii 10 held at tseo Friday
evening. in tho auditorium Of the
Manufacturers Association building
Fourth and uuivsraify
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31
TROUBLE IN ENEMY LAND MOST
IMPORTANT IN war, BELIEF

both countries. the state departmeue
Is utilizing every resource to learn
the truth behind the Teufon curtain
OF censorship.
Officials here see in the German
and Austrian difficulties not only un-
rest at economic conditions, but =
move for greater representation in
the affairs OF the government This
movement for characterization Presi-
dent Wilson has sought since We en-
tered the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31

Anderson's. fancy potatoes. $3.50 sack !:
npricota (dricd), 2 his. CSC. milk cans
Jcraoy butter, SIC M. fresh ranch eggs.
t5c doc. Stall ~ veal stow, zoe n.
veal chops, zoe n. Stall 2. Mazoin OIL
9fc pit. cottoiene, Gle can. Dol Monte
sweets. 2fc can: Dandy cocoon. - NJ 1870
stall 80. bread. Sc loaf. raisin cake.
gbc 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31

N. Stan fs2. lie pkg. crackers or cook
len. 2 for 25c; Mt. Vernon milk. cans
35o; large pkg. washing powder, 2sc.
stall IS. pkgs. CrcametteE. use; 4 lbs.
pure rolled oats. 2sc: lbs. choice
prunes, s6c. 9-ib, bag corn meal. shc.
stall 10, veal chops zoe ID. small ioin
pork chops. acc NJ: rib boiling beef.
14Lc ID,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31
DISMISS STATE CASE
AGAINST CONSTABLE

The case against Constable Jim
Shannon was dismissed wcdnes-
day on motion OF Prosecuting At
torney Lundin, on account OF in
sufficiency of evidence. The charge
was for padding expense accounts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31

Stall f5i3 First ave. 2-ib. loaf fresh
bread. i5o. Stalls ai.53. oysters, 40c pit;
salt silver salmon sides. ms. Csc; whole
goldfish. i5c n; fresh herring, lbs. csc
stan i0-A. scedless grapefruit. for 2bc;
apples, 'i.s5 box and up; onions. lbs
100 Stalls 2t-a6. CnrnHtlon milk. $3.50
cnRo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31

Stall ~. ms. fine GRADUATED sugar.
SIC Stall 70. pure natural milk. 10o at.
70c pit Stall 90. herring, lbs. Ice
solos. ms Use. smolts. ioc n. Stall
1871, skinned catfish and soies, 2 ms.
asc. salt cod. isc N. Stall 1899. rod
snapper. ? lbs. 25c. Stall 10. Federal
milk. lie can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31
ECONOMY

Stall 20. fhs. graduated sugar. &c
Stall 81. pure natural milk. Toe at. stall
q. soles. he e5cs Hing cod aud black
cod. ise ~ Columbia river snsitH Zoe
NJ. stalls 3T-5s. Soy beans. lbs ssc. 20
ms 81 co. ripe olives. $50 can. corn or
peas. cans SIC. s-ib. sack corn meal.
fan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31
Public Markets
CORNER

staiir 1875. Kinaerruaps. Itc n; rice.
Dc m. lbs 1sc. cereal coffee. TO- ~
mustard. &C. FiasH Stall -. haiibut. zae
n salmon SOC NJ. columbia river
smelta. Toe 10. red snapper. ms. 15c.
skinned aoies , ms. use. Stall 1914. SOC
can baking powder, zoe. $50 salad pow
der. Toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31

fected are suffering. The Red Cross
here has issued instructions to an
branches In Indiana. Ohio and Ken
lucky to give relief to those in need
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31
HOME. CLOSE IN
MISREPRESENTATION

house, rooms. sr-
eslIsnt view. lawn. chicken
house: other buildings, SPLEEN
did soil. different varieties Of
fruit. which have been bearing
for some time. over ons-nalf Of
place cleared and In cultivation.
balance picked UP. good pasture.
Would be handy for anyone
working down town fine ner-
vice. satisfactory party moving
on place soon may have easy
terms II desired. Price ;i.3sO.
s0z New York Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31
BRITISH CASUALTY LIST
SMALLEST SINCE AUGUST

LONDON. Jan. ai.-The smallest
British casualty list since August
was complied today from day by day
reports. In the month just past the
total casualties reported were 1s.03s.
Killed Wound Missy. Total.
Officers 4is ss5 col 1900
Men ..iA472 4T.s7s 1898 T2.sas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31

Withholding official comment on
reports OF great strikes in Germany
and Austria. uprisings against the
government in AustriaHungary. re-
volt OF the Czechs and socialists IN
the Austrian army. and destruction
OF vast amounts OF war supplies in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31

30 ACRES. NO REMEMBRANCE; TIM
Der: all or part. cheap: near Maple
valley Liberty bonds or cash. Must
sell at once. Ripe. 2st County city
Bldg.
BARcAIrB' BUSGAfOWB. HOUSES,
APARTMENTS. LAND. Buy, sell.
rent. trade property anywhere: custom
ors waiting. SMITH. f3z Pioneer Bldg,
Heaftie.
DO YOU WANT a BTEADY JOBf
SALT WATER FRONT FARM Of acres
adjoining ". n. government factory
where nnskiiled labor ls needed. small
buildings; good soil; spring water; nice
beach. Useless 10 Seattle lady owner.
who viii sell cheap on tsrma.
WEST COAST LAND co.
eSs Empire Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31

Totals ii.sss fs.sss io.sea Ts.o5s
The total casualties figures for the
past few months have been:
Dccembcr. s0.o3i. November. 100.
sTs; October. sass. September. ios..
$50. August. eo.373.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31
THEATRES
ORIIIEliM


Wednesday ushered In a big bill at
tho orpheum. Third and Madison.
when Theda Barn. in n i0rccl pro
duction. Camille" held down tho mo
ton picture end Of ths program. and
tho Harry la Vail Sisters took the
headline vaudeville position.
The La Vail Sisters have a snappy
aerial exhibition.
Taylor and Taylor play banJos in n
molodious Southern manner.
Lind and Bell offered n comedy
singing and piano act that was good,
while Bob and Dorothy Finley had a
comedy act with n little singing and
dancing thrown In.
The Woods Musical Trio played n
number of musical instruments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31
PANTAGES

PNNTNGES
The Star newsies had n night out
Wednesday evening. whom they were
guests of Manager Pantages at his
theatre for the evening.
Did they roar at the funny ele-
phant2 Did Hampton and Sinclair,
comedians, tickle them? Did the
Lew Herman Review OF 1918 delight
thcm7
They did. The roars from the bal.
cony, where the bevy OF street mer.
chantG sat, proved it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31
for Sale

ll-Acreage for Sale
ACNEs AT rpAcN1oN. tto0
Good, level land, between urcmcFton and
heNspoft neiFhhora work in navy
yard, A fine place Tor a home, ard
can be bought on easy terms he
sure yeu see this.
CtiFFoRn S VAN ARapAiE
iVia rhirt Ave,
INST AND SAFEST INVESTMENT
3 Acres. near u y navy yard az nromer'
tom fine son. You can live On this
land and work tn the navy yard. Price
GEORGE HICKMAN
.>~~>~>>~.>S>>SSSs>SIc~s~SS~y>~~-~,>~-~
1i-Farms Wanted
wANren To fEAR PROM OWNER
% place for sale or lease. Give de-
ncription, location and lowest cash
terma Address box %. II. !, AIT Yer
>,Nss~<ss -
15-Farm Land for Sale
CnrAp LAND MA cnors. HIGH
prices hAvr put the farmers % Western
Canada on a prosperity footing that
was undreAmcd ~ before ths world
war. More Western Canada farmers
hANr bis hank balances thaa ever be-
fore more Western canada farmers
are spending THIS winter IN California
and Florida than ever before more
automobiles were bought last year ~
Canadian farmers than ever before,
Western Canada has struck its stride.
aud tho man who gets IN there now
Is rotnF 90 make money for years 60
come AicnE the lines OF the Canadian
Northern Railway ~ same ~ the reat
land IN the country, Price tia Co Us
per acre. leasy teruH1, aat rs, oeo
ito-arre FnEE farms LIT us tell you
all about Western Canada and WHY
more land Was sold to American FAR
rners IN 1917 than 10 any one previous
year send Tor FIiEE illustrated books
and folders call On Or address \.
nroatsdt. n y. a r. A.. Dept ~.
Agent. Canadian Northern Railway,
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$3.50

PINE ACRE
SOUTH or CITY
On good road; mostly ali cleared. nice
Groom cottage. all Furnished, garage :
good water, all ready 10 move In
Price only 1850. on terms OF $3.50 cash,
balance monthly.
HERMAN SCHROEDER
-s Green Bldg. Fourth and Pike.
WoRKfNcNAN's CHANCE
En your own home, near navy yard.
Acre half-acre tracts, only few 70
sell tiny own property. securs one
TO-DAY. VS. 70 ;i7s per tract, ;z5 cash
man. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31
lLoGGERS EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY

| LOGGERS' EMPLOY MENT
AGENCY
u7 THIRD AVE
(Asreaa street from court iteusrl
We hire FOR the beat ioNwinE companies
IN fhs Northwest.
oFFtcE crES UNTIL =. M
wM G aEEENEH MESs UrarAins
SUIT Stop saves you $40 on sNsfy suit
ana evercoAt Traders nulidins. soss
rhird ave,
MIDDLE AGEp NAN wANtEp TO FIT
up orders. ana must ts able 60 drive
rard ear stats salary expected ard
experience Hiss, Star
I cNisiESrER or CABINET Mskth
% make frames Steady smplel meet.
Wages fts Per week Cali hslknAp
GLASS Co
wA~rFfa- KNrEitiENcED niltr III
Ter write FOX u-tsz. star
sHir CARPENTERS ANn sur
rlnnkerr wanted Lake wasainEtnn
s,e,e Ssrss ssss klsslsg esa-ooooo,
S3-Malc Situations Wanted
YOUNG MRS. ACCOUNTANT ASp AT.
,oraey az iaw. at present employed as
second abditar with concern % Inter-
national reputation desires position as
anc0natmrt Hest 81 references sd
dsvsn mail 20 otto T. Frickes 1888 W.
| ii.th e., Cleveland. ohia.
m WnnpWorHr
General hous@ repairing. isaky reefs re-
paired. piastsfiuw and hffskwors.
Queen Anne tso3.
COMPETENT DONKEY ESciSEkR
wants position February ! Adarss.
A. y. Bowman. General Delivery, re-
atiis.
WOOD sAwiSe--tsis in n =. North
-~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~e ~
34-Female Help Wanted
All. NEW or of.p Dt~cEs ousWss
ts.a tsuxas Hours 1 IN sss TO
II Ftfth sn1 University Pref %
vsia Eiiiost fisr
MAT WOMAN. ~Gr rAFr MIDDLE
sEs. for hausehs~p~r. Must b. Kind
10 children. Coed harns ard wages
Peter Nelson. tsos itih " W
uOuKEkErER WANTED NJ NAN
IN easd horn. outrld~ Ssaftis. Apply
~ ifansan. sts jefferson ave. oiysn-
pis. wash.
NAN WITH COOP HOME WANTS
hous~zsrper Call Sunday. sfss S'an-
ton at. Take Tsgntisroy Iask coz
I3S-Business Chances
SAY YOU SAW Il in TIE STAR
II Is
toois ara stock q good iocetinr plenty
OF work. Reason for seiiins. TOO old
20 .hse horses VIII sell ss9ck ard
rent shop and tools We need black
smith hero bad Address Box -.
West Round. wash
HOTEL nooMIS0 HOUSE. Ger sais.
barrain- i7is l. C. Smith blff hAin
| -se~~e@~~~~~~-~~~
Is A-STOCKs AND BONDS
Will nrY
Universal Hixh Power Tsiephens co.
Beacon Coal
Forks OIL
Eitsep oil
Alaska Petroleum 4 cosi
Alaska Homrsfake.
Wit aEf.t. affnI Ecr
/ ise rrnixersnl High Power Tel .s..f 1850
s 900 IAsarty Oh Gas. wyoming oTh
1 .ss5 Mount Rainier Miaing CO... 70
io.eoo Forks on .......... .s'.' -
900 Alaska ffomsstaks Gold .... % =
valdez Mlnsr. January s. reports rich
| strike IN Alaska Hofnssiakr. Report
adds will undoubtedly make a dividend
payer.
they wiii have well ~ February 10.
MAX wfSKf.ER
rIli sS,it,s,sSs~~-,~~~1~ls- ~@ ,Se
39-Poultry for Sale
FINE sILvERLkcED CocKEREts
for agisk ssIs rhens Nerth sss ~.
f3-Lost and Found
WANTED = TNFonMATfoN o, my
| father. PRANK jacobs. last seen In
| Everett. wash 20 years ago. are 81
/ years. about s feet inches tall black
hau and mustache. Rrny eyes. dark
complexion. Address Mrs. Allie slAcho.
/ Fremont. Mich. ~ 1. Box 80
/ Liberal. REWARD Will re PAID
for recovery OF two new Goodyear tires,
1Or1tk. and two wire spoke wheels.
stolen from 1919 72nd =
81 90 REWARD FOR RETURN or RED
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81 Furniture Wanted

~ Nou HAVE ANNtftiSu TO HEil.
call the Pacific Auetien Co. MHin esss.
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ioA-RrAL ESTATE roR SALE
observation-disclosures Houses

ron SALE. cnnAr~ ACmsH
room house two chicken houses all
wire fenced call uamisr ltsM.
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PRACTICAL. NURSE Mrs wtILEtK.
ssn, fois isth ~ ". pheu. Ballard
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ohoW8 HAtHl treats asndruf'. cessna
Results GUARANTEED ladies. ssn.
tismen valet ray for colds. thsuma.
tism face massage shampoo, open
evenings Louise Dalton. All kitsi
hidE riiiett fsU
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nFHr HrRAWHEiiN utunAin uttnWH
lie roots FOR 70 cents, parcel post,
~ MUiNrr. Waterman AFnah
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MitA IDA WEATHER " noMnrniNd
- Importance fof yau. Address H-ist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31

va uOf NONE UaED FuHSitUnn
snd psy hiAher prices than any house
IN the city Phone Main spsa Heatus
Auction CO. zoos Second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31

hCtkSfulc CORRECTION oF All.
fnsnta % the foot Licensed ehirop-
odist The FootoioTy shop. ioi Eitsi
tias Eiiiott fs,k.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-31

t-HnoN HOUSE ron INST, MODERN.
coo gdth ave ~ one block Madifon
ear. ront tla. Apply ncst door
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WHY NOT SAVE MONEY!
LADIES' AND OENTLEmEN's SUITS
AND OyERCOATs FROM $500 TO
$500. PRESENT THIS AD AND GET
10 PER CENT OFF YOUR Pun-
CHASE 1904 FIRST AVE
wANTED--OLD TAI.aE TEETH DON'T
MATTER ~ BROkEN). Hf1fiEBr
PRICES PAID. CASH FOR OLD
GOLD. SILVER AND DIAMONDS
SMITH JEWELRY MFG, co. ti2 l..
q. SMITH EI,Dp., FOURTH FLOOR
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iFarms Wanted

WANTED TO ttEAR PROM OWNER
90 place Tor sale or lease. Give de-
scriptien. location and lowest cash
terma. Address hos %. n. !, AIT Ner-
non, Wash
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.e.AEAu uHraoN CHAMPION GOOSE
heffY 90 for CD cents. parcel post NJ
Melkrr. Waterman. NnHh
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o. ~ anted Miscellaneous
New Britain herald., 1918-06-28
HELPING THE LITTLE TOTS.
Baby Clinic at Milk Station Prove
 Boon to City.

The baby clinic. which is being con ducted at the Milk Station at 52 Cen ter street. this city, has proved very helpful to mothers who have been ex- periencing difficulty In procuring the proper kind of food for the little ones. Clinic is held every Thursday morn Ing between the hours of 9:30 and 11:3o o'clock, with Dr. Robinson in attendance. An average of 20 babies Is attended to each Thursday. and it is hoped more mothers will avail them selves of this splendid opportunity, as there is absolutely no charge. Several of the babies are being observed from week to week by Dr. Robinson, who has detected a. decided improve nent in their condition. For mulas for the proper kinds of food for zach child are furnished to the re- spective mothers, and all of them seem to thrive since being given the right kind of nourishment.
 All food is prepared at the Milk station, and mothers may call or send Cor 1t each day. The price Is very little higher than that of ordinary milk, but mothers who have once started to feed their children accord ,ng to instructions feel that their chill aren will be much stronger and healthier. Children who have been thought to be i'll, were simply suffer ng from nnalnutrition. Each child is weighed from week to week and progress noted from its gain in weight.
 Mothers are privileged to take their children to the Milk Station any day they wish, As there will be, from now ,n. two trained nurses in attendance rho free clinic, however, is conducted ,n Thursday mornings only.
 The Milk Station is conducted un- Ter the supervision of the Visiting Nurses association, of which Mrs. \. T. Sloper is president Expenses Ire paid by voluntary contribution. liberal appropriations. also being made
New Britain herald., 1918-06-28
LITKE DISSATISFIED
The Harder He Tried to Do His Bit
 the Dirtier He Was Treated Elk , Policeman Says.


 Patro1n1an Gustav Litke, whose res ignation from the police~force takes effect July 1, leaves on account of dissatisfaction. Since I've been on the police force I've tried to do my bit, but it seemed the harder I tried the dirtier I was treated, and I don't 7 mean to say it was the office force" said Patrolman Litke.
 When asked to be more specific Patrolman Litke said that at this time he did not care to make any statement. Probably I will later" he said. The patrolman said he was 'kidded'' by fellow officers that he would not last long on the force. Dur ing tho past winter when 1t was ex- tremely cold he said he weathered the biting winds, rather than leave his beat for an instant. Now 1t has got so If you step into an alleyway for a second and you are observed coming out you are questioned. When you give your reasons you are told It Is not true," he said.
 Patrolman Litke was appointed 8 supernum erary policeman four years ago and two years ago he took the civil service examination and ranked highest in the examination.
 According to 8 report PatroInaan Litke was criticised by Sergeant Johnson 8 few nights ago and people passing on the street heard them in heated argument in which forceful language was used. Patrolnhan Lit kes resignation followed soon after ward.
 Patrolrnan Litke has taken a posi- ton at the Stanley Rule & Level Co