davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1918-08-31

f1gaLeu acreage 10,oVo,
percentage Of 20. The prin-
cipal products are alfalfa,
peas, beans, rice, corn, grain
and almonds. The assessed
valuation is S3,351, 5000, the
bonded debt $2,400,000, a
percentage Of 71.60. The as
sessed valuation per acre is
$45.19, the bonded debt per
acre $32.35, the tax rate per
800 is $500, the total tax
levy is S197,744, the tax levy
per acre $2.66, the source OF
water supply the Stanis.aus
liver, the system gravity and
the bond yield is 5.15 per
cent.
The South San Joaquin
district is in San Joaquin
valley, with a population of
5000. The district was or
ganized on May "a, 1909, by a.
vote Of 376 yes and 81 no.
The number of assessment
payers is 1000, the gross
acreage is 1850, the irr1-
gated acreage is 33,524, a.
percentage of 40. The prin-
cipal products are alfalfa,
corn, beans, beets, sunf.ow-
els, fruits and vegetables.
The assessed valuation is So
asa, ,464, the bonded debt isl
S3, 1886, 900, a percentage oil
II. The assessed valuationi
per acre is S76.76, the pres
ent bonded debt per acre
$53.97, tax rate per acre
$500, total tax levy $272, ,723,
the tax levy per acre 1888,
the source of water supply
the Stanislaus river, the sys-I
tenn gravity type and theI
bonds yield SIG per cent.
The Anderson-C Cottonwood
district is in Shasta and Te-
hama counties, with a popu-l
latlon Of 5000. 1t was or
garnzed on July q, 1914. by|
q vote of 482 to II, with 639
assessment payers, 3l,s4OI
gross acreage, the il1igationI
system just recently beingl
completed. The products are
alfalfa grain, prunes, all
monds and grapes. The as
sessed valuation is S1,315,-
O73. The bonded indebted
ness is S480,000, a compa11-
son of $3.50. The assessed
valuation is $41.30 per acre
the bonded debt per acre
S15.O7, the tax rate S4.0O, the
total tax levy S62,602, the
tax levy per acre S1.65. The
source of water supply Is
the Sacramento river, the
system gravity type and the
bond yield $50 per cent.
The Waterford district, ir
Stanislaus county, with 81
population of 200, organized
on September 3, 1913 by Fl
vote of so to /, with SIC as
sessment payment, a gross
acreage of 14,615. The p1ln-
cipal product is grain. Tho
assessed valuation is S7O7.-
o16. the bonded debt S465
the percentage 65.75, the
assessed valuation per acre
S48.39. the bonded debt per
acre $31.S1, the tax rate
s3.06, total tax levy S21, $40
tax levy per acre $1.48: The
source of water supply is
the Stanislaus river via the
Modesto main canal, gray
itv tvne. and bonds yielding
from $40 to $50 per cent.
The Alpaugh district is To-
Gated in Tulare county, pop
ulation 700, organized or
March %, 1915, vote II tr
Ia assessment paVers 300
Imperial Valley press., 1918-08-31

aTEMENT OF EXPENDITURES ORDERS
MONTH OF JUNE 1918 (COntnued
CMO Amount Am Expended
No Doscrntion This Month To Date.
Frelm incidental
ructon Of l. w.
No o River r-. - |o.'o
il
- ~
of new meter
Mexico - .-..- Z2S z""
48B Construction o warehouse at Han
49B Extension Of railroad tracks at Hanon
. . -~ -~ ~. lZIZO
BNewdr driveways for and
Headquarters ....t.. 222:ts
to 390S7 245142
52B Alterations, kyights etc, Calexco
1l4S72
SAB Adding cutter equipmen to Dledge E
at Heading 4641 113S3S2
lockwood I675S 2257G4O9
60BCmst1cion of lockwood Intake 1882 13I7S977
Expenses incidental to construction Of
68B Purchase and operation of drilling
at Eanon Heading g--... - ---~- 22SI77I
HenOck SMiceway-- 27l722 19Sl39
Heading 183523S S353976I
o shovel for 1anlOn
Heading work k). 2214696|
TAB Purchase 16-cubic yard dump
100000 7OOOOO
Purchase Sinch suction d1edge Ca
77B Operation of dreGge Brawey in Old
7sB Operation of Dledge inland in Alamo
below Hanm ate~----~ 1000 1927
7sR Pufchase land oyerhaulng of 2inch
inland ." 133900 23O35Si
Construct O headquarters (Iunco
superintendent OF dredg-
slB Reconstruction and eltriicaton of
Imperial HO73o70 N73S7Ot
of four pontoons for
dredg l....--. - 2S02l 7791SI
82B Reconstruction of 1875 1875
Operation Of dledge Brawley n New
Intake canal 3bo'oS 3b6|U'
Imperial Valley press., 1918-08-31
SUMMARY DISTRICTS
OF STATE

CONTINUED from Column 4, Paga III.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-08-31

OF JUNE, 1918 (Contmedl
cIo Amount -AmMnrEx Expended A
This Month 10 pave
Operato drelge Caexico IN New 5>t aen1
Operaton O inland between
StoneG Boundary ry: olo" 1o%1
Operation of FL Centre Colo
-
ReIoationof O ~.3ts 5a4s
Constuct Tecoloe Cutoff lGs"l
(S1eld ct)- oHo11eee22
. cton of Solatara canal and 2"" z+al"tSfoo'
Construction Tue %5 S2s41o
reimna work incidental to
slucim O -
Construct O Woocbine Heading ootH"
suucion of
New Fllme
Colorado River
Construction Of photographers #+% ,..
| - """"~"j@s3 A,1f.1'
Preini
chckwer an Wessne go |4F1
a
of air Hanlon ~ ooao.
o Proges Chute, oa.o
Vests
I incidental "Sa
/ o
j t. the Alamo dver aoo
/ o
, o
l. newwa New River a14o
Preliminary incidental
instruction Foxai Check, @ias ~.
Westide of DXiland - G5G 4ao
Preliminary incidental to re-
constuc ctiOn of
! to
Turchae o Caexho
Instruction o. Ham .
svichbo a Calxico o,,a.
! --~-~-r~l
Totals -$5a7a22 s1,sasso5es
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-11
HUGE AIR FLEET
URGED BY Chief
OF FLYING CLUB

tNian r. uawlcy. president NJ Aero
club Of America. Among other Noted
Americans. was asked by The Star
n answer this question; What II
the most Important thing We can do
In 1918 "a help win the war;" Ills
reply foilowsl
Huge air fleets win put the fear ef
God into the German heart There
fore. the most important thing which
every American must do to win the
war u to urgc congress Ia approprl
ate s. GOO 600 000 for aeronautlca
As President Wilson has stated re.
reatediy. everything that makes life
worth hving TO the civilized world Is
az stake. and the civilized world Is
looking 20 the United states FOR the
balance of power needed TO win the
war.
The worlds stratcgists have
agrccd that the war n Co be- decided
In the air. IN faver ~ the side which
has supremacy OF the air. and Il II
agreed tina; the United states most
important contribution Is To h. the
contribution ~ tens 81 thousands or
ayiators and aereplancs
To get these tens 81 thousands Of
aviators and acroplHncs and TO carry
eut the aerial nrosram now under
way. there Is needed an approprta.
ton foe aeronauties ~ rot less than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-11
FAT REDUCTION
IS NOT SINFUL

The purpose 81 Beauty - 60 re
fine the native unruuthress 81
human nature ~. all bn~ 60 its
power. II 10 the only autpcrary that
has no nthiiirt shadow Aias' this
means the "a; woman must serve
instead Of rule. fer beauty ia woman
is composite Of both line and fra.
ture.
Thousands Of fat women are
beautiful Of face Hut they lag he =
hind In the race for preference
because a too ponderous outilu.
daahcs the favor their face has
gained them.
Nov. pretty fat women can re-
dgee that fat mot the good pure
lined fisshl in very simpis way
No exercise no dieting is necessary
Let them take one Nnrfnuia Pre-
seription Tablet after zach meal and
at bedtime for month The fat
will simply fade No wrinkles or
pouches Of skin will form. but the
ioss viii be uniform The fat viii
60 ms steAithily as "A came fade
Away. The health will Improve. the
eye grow more brilliant. the wit
sprightiisr Marfnaia Tablets are a
hoon-end harmless tbeinK made
from tho famous fashionable pre-
scription = ga Marnola. = oE
vi Tx cascarR Aromatic -
Peppermint Waterl. and arc likewise
cheap. a large case - ~. d4uGa4st
or the Mafmoin Co. sGt Wood wa "a
ave. Detroit. Mich. costing only
seNcnty-five cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-11
MEXICO WORKS
NEWS BUREAU
At EMBASSY

WASHINGTON. Jan. Mexico
has the ultra modern embassy In
Washington A smoothly working
press bureau, supplying Mexican
news. works daily In semi official
contact with tho ambassador.
Ambassador YEnacia iloniilas the
Mexican ambassador, who has an
American wife. was Madero man
when the first revolution started In
Mexico. III. baked at Joining the
liucrta TREASON. and was Away
close 90 First Chief carrana.
Pack tn 1854 iionillas graduated Mt
the Massachusetts Institute Of Tech.
noloTy Previously he had taught
public school Ia Tucson. Aria
The ambassador holds many mis-
conceptions ~ Mexico are due 10
widespread enemy propaganda circus
lated thrunui the United States.
To remedy this evil the Mexican
news bureau. established In one Of
washington's office buildings. makes
an effort to provide newsy data on
Mexico'n attempt To- climb back To a
state 81 prosperity after years OF war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-11
Need Superior Air Flcrt
LAND ONCE LINKED
ASIA AND AMERICA

LEBANON. Ky. ia. lion the
other link between America and the
orient has been discovered 10y Prof.
John G. Merriam Of tho University
Of California. who says that In the
Pliocene Age. the two continents
were connected by land bridge.
The Information comes after n
comparison OF Plloccne mammals,
and II is found that the Hlpparion
horses, whose skeletons have been
dug up In Asia, are exactly sim
liar To the skeletons found In Cali
fornia among rlioconc rocks. thul
proving that they had some method
OF travelling from continent TO con-
tlnent other than by boat,
In the country west OF Tularo
Lake, scientists have discovered a
perfect bed OF Plioccne relics, now
being studied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-11
ALLIES MUST PERFORM STERN BUSINESS
BEFORE GERMAN LECI0NS ARE D0WNEl

endorsements and bombing towns
and cities In the Interior OF Ger
many
To my mind. it's time 10 quit
waiting for Germany to blow up"
from the inside. and ta-hegin plan
ming a few big knockout punches in
which all the allied armies will strike
at the same time in as many differ.
ent places as possible
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aviators far behind his own lines
and. at the same time. located In.
German batteries and directed the
fire Of the French guns upon them.
what greater results can be &C
compiiHhcd when the United States
has from $1,000 TO $1,000 machines
In service pouring machine gun bui.
lets into the German trenches shoot
Ing up German supply trains and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-11

$4,000 900 600. This appropriation
In needed Immediately. and II given,
win make Il possible To utilize many
manufaeturing resources now prae.
ticaily idle. and produce from $4,000
60 100000 aeroplanes year here
after
Tho sum ~ not less than $500 goo,
coo l. needed to build 10000 large
war planes and an equal amount Ca
train the crews and put them into
operation and form the emergency
air fleet recommended nv the Aero
club % America az It's annual meet
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-11

WITH sE>. PERslsi>Gs AhMN
IN FRANCE. Ian. Ills IL quite
apparent now that w~-thc aiiie~--
have been footing ourselves.
Germany IL not the down and out
Antagonist Nc haV. been making
ourselves believe she was.
The allies have real Job on their
hands
Tn. war will be over In three
months after the hiR American army
gets into action against tho Boch"s.
In constantly heard from many
young American officers. none Of
whom have ever been In a battle
before
This In pure pirfic.
Fortunately for America. this ron
fid~nce is not shared b. the Older
ne anoncd officers. They are almost
a~ unit in declaring there is stern
business ahead for our troops any
thing bat the picnic their younger
colleagues picture.
The British. who have been put
ting up winning fight against the
Germans on the western front for a
long urnc, aren't dccciving them
ALLIES MUSIC " &c.,. ... ...
selves as 20 the real situation.
Coming back from Belgium thc
other day. 1 rode for several hour
with high British officer. who
freely discussed the war.
TO my mind" he told me. -Four
things are necessary before the NJ
lies finally win;
Il. We must gain for ourselves
mastery Of the air.
80. We must 50 outnumbcr the
enemy with mrn. guns and mum
lions that We can crush them In the
same manner ss Germany has
crushed our weaker allies.
-. We must quit thinking that
Germany l. going Ia have an In
tcrnai smasi,up that will put her out
Of business.
-. We must have = single con.
troll for the allied war operations.
One 81 Germany's strongest
points IL that she absolutely controls
a.. armies OF her allies. and IL able
10 use them. at any time. to the
scry best possible advantage. IA oc.
casions arise" said the British o.
ficcr.
up to this time the entente allies
have fought In sections regardless
Of one another. without co-ordinat.
ing our strategy"
Need Superior Air Fleet
was with the French army when
II scored some Of l,s greatest vic
tories. and its successes can be
traced directly to the accuracy and
intensity OF It's artillery fire
This was made possible by the
assistance given by n vastly super.
Tor air service that succeeded In
"bllnding" the enemy by keeping his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-11
STIFF JOINTS
SORE MUSCLES
Timber Up Quickly Under the Sooth
ing. Penetrating Application Of
llsmIin's Wizard OIL

In cases Of rheumatism and lame
back. u penetrates quickly. drives
out soreness. and llmbcrs up stiff.
aching joints and muscles.
Wizard OH In an absolutely rcii.
able. antlseptio application for cuts.
burns. bites. and stings. sprains
and bruises heal readily under its
soothing. penetrating auaiities.
Get II from druggists for 80 cents
II not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick
headache7 Just try Wizard Liver
Whips. pleasant little pink pills. 30
cents. Guaranteed. Advertisement.
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BETTER GET YOUR NAME
ON REGISTRATION BOOK

f1fiy thousand Seaiiieit~s have not
registered.
That H. an estimate made by Chief
Registrar Gaines Tho books show a
total % 81 sos registered Tho rcc-
ord for a day. registering since The
first ~ tho year II i7s Tn. past
average has been around coo a day
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Small size Kream Kriap
TOT ssssssss i-ss
Medium size Sream
~ fisp .s-,s- 8sse
Large size kream " riap
for ..............s I.33
All 30c Washing Pow
dera for ......... 27~
Ammonia. bottle .... se
Large cnn Cleanser Sc
Bon Ami. Cake or Pow
der ..Ee
2-in-i shoe Polish Ne
A. q n Soda. I N. 7c
zbc size Liquid Veneer
TOT -s.sstst tt+..s. Ztr
SOC size Liquid Veneer
for ..#.........+..-..ftc
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FIRE DESTROYS SHIP

Fire at sea caused the total loss
~ the Portland auxiliary schooner.
built by the Puget sound ilridge 8
prcdging Co, and sold to Alex rrv
benson. ~ Norway, according 10
word received from cailao. PERU
The crew was saved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-11
BEACON HILL AWARDS
MAY BE PUT TO VOTE

AZ the next election tho voters ~
seattle viii decide as To- whether
there shall be- a bond issue 60 meet
the $3.50. sSo,t6 awards in the Reacon
nm district. II the council takes Ia.
Vorahle action next Monday ON its
street committees report
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ARRANGE BEDS FOR
VISITING "SAmMlES"

Allen Dale. manager Of the Sol
dlcrz and Sailors club. Fourth and
Cherry. has been instructed to make
arrangements for 500 emergency
cots. which are TO t~ placed nj the
disposal Of the men. A large mum
her OF soldiers are expected over Sat
urday and sunday. now that the ban
has been removed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-11

Knitted shopping Bags.
eacn ...ssss ss+-s lie
e-Ib bag Rolled oats Gle
ErinkIe Corr Flakes De
Cream ~ Wheat. per
parts re .... s....s. lie
a-lb. bag Corn Nenl 63e
ROSEDALE PHUNES=-
f5-oz. pkg ... fBc
No. 2 pkg. ...s.. zoe
No. 3 pkg. s..... Toe
Heliotrope RaisinA. lRe.
pkg. .s............f3e
Powdered or cube
Sugar, 81 lbs. for Use
Jiffy Jell. ali fiavors,
fHfV .ssss sfsf fbf
a size Krean Krisp 23e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-11
PROFESSOR uAiL COMING

Recently returned from active
service In France. Professor Walter
y Hail. of PRINCETON Il expected 20
arrive IN seattle soon. In the inter
c-ts Of the National security league
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The District Sup~rintcndentS' rs
ISOLATION. OF th. Portland area. viii
meet In tho first Methodist church
Seattle. for three days, starting Jan
nary -
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Toilet Paper. roll. Sc
LOG CABIN SYRUt'-
Trthl size .E.... Zoe
small size ..... 2ste
Medium size .... tie
Large size ......, SIC
Action brand Salmon foe
Large can Sliced Pine
app" .tss s..s.4.s. 2.e
Everybody Early June
Peas ..........I7r
Golden Harp Early June
Siftcd Pens ....... 2te
itmentns, can ....atsr
No 2 can spinach lie
Sierra Ripe Olives. per
'hH .s.ssss sstst.ss. Toe
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Hoouerize in Your n
Help Yourself Grocery Co.

canpbelis Soups. all varieties. per can. .... Zoe
io.ib bags Albcrs Graham Whole Wheat Flour
Tor .olC
s-lb. bags Yellow or White Corn Meal. ...... Gle
Ghirardellrs Ground Chocolate
lib tins use lbs for. ...............76c
sun Ray Matches. large boxes. ........4...... sc
Cervtana Health Meal. 2-lh. pkgs.. lac
Macaroni. 2-lb 1901 pkgs.. ..................2 5c
Map OF Italy Virgin Olive OIL
Pint can csc quart can.............4 1.25
Pearl Barley-iis lbs. use 3 lbs. ........ zoe
Aibcrs Peacock Buckwheat Flour. ........... 27c
Nabob Cane and Maple Syrup. soc size ....., 12c
9oc size TIE $3.50 size ............. 81 1T
III Can Red Puget Sound Salmon. ....... 23e
white Black Cooking Figs. extra fancy large
fuit- lbs fors... ..s....... .-SC
Arnour's Deviled Meat, y size cans. each DC
Large Italian Prunes, finest quality. lbs. Csc
Glib bags Golden Rod Rolled oats ...........6 7c
Top Notch brand finest New Jersey Sugar Peas.
per TIC: for ........................5 soc
Fine Canned Corn. Beans and Peas each. 15c
Ivory Soap. large. bars 27r small. for 27c
NJ. J. u. Coffcc-i.b. Observation-Disclosures sac
3.b. cans 05c 5.b. cans............. $3.50
Hills Bros. Red Can Coffee 10. 35e. 2h lbs. S5c
Cats Blue Ribbon Tea, y lb.................25c
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le by Patronizing Us
Farmers Vegetable Dept.

Local Potatoes. 100 his delivered . .G1.75
Local Potatoes II Observation-Disclosures. use
Yakima Gem Potatoes. i2 lbs. 2S<
Sweet Potatoes Observation-Disclosures. 26e
Oregon Dry Onions : lbs....................2 5e
walla walla Red Onions. lbs...............2 5r
Head Lettuce extra fine. each .............. Sc
New Garden Spinach . lbs. Observation-Disclosures e
Carrots. lbs. Observation-Disclosures. sc
Parsnips lbs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sc
Large solid heads Cabbage. each sc and. Zoe
Small Boiling onions los. for. .............. Toe
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J
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Oy 81

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|,as pa'd ~
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Fl FAiie''in
kaUons % u
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Above. Miss Laura Hansen; below.
Henry W. pctrie. composer 81
ASLEEP In the Deep"
Hypnotic influence brought 30
bear To compel her 10 accompany
Henry " Pctris as his wife on long
trips around IN. country In charged
by Laura Hansen. icycar.old Elm
hurst IN. girl i'etris. campoHrr %
Asleep IN the Deep" IL held In Chi
cago on charges Of abduction. while
federal officers are investigating
further
Miss Hansen says she was absiaci
81 from Eimhurrs July 20. She met
Fstfic three years ago, when he was
engaged aa her music instructor
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Washington Fruit & Vegetable
Company

Free Delivery Phone Main 1919
Rest Cooking Apples. per box .............. Csc
Fine Eating Apples per box ............... 81 rs
Large size Wnesap and Jonathan, dozen. =. Zoe
Extra sweet Lady Apples. dozen. ............. sc
Large size Florida Grape Fruit each ........ 10c
California Seediess Grape Fruit, 6 for.........25 c
Fancy White Grapes per lb..................2 zoe
Best New Lemons dozen. Observation-Disclosures zoe
Best Local Spuds. per sack OF 100 lbs. S1.75
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Seattle Fruit q Vegetable Co.
California Grape Fruit. each ............ x
Florida Grape Fruit. large. each. ........ 10,
Florida Grape Fruit extra large, 15c: for 2Sc
Complete Stock of Oranges. Apples, etc.
mt Lowest Prices.
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Pickles and Delicatesser
STALE. MRS. ST. ARNAUD.
Central Fruit Stores
General Baking Co.

Don't waste single slice OF Bread
Buy the three full weight standard Loaves 27e
Made from the worlds best flour The most
nutritious Bread made. Made from flour rich IN
gluten
The loaves, the big loaves the fun welsh,
standard loaves the loaves that save
Entire Wheat Bread, . for. ...,.............27e
Rasin Bread, FOR ..........,....,.......... 27e
Rye Bread J FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .27c
War Bread . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..2Zc
MIX Bread for.' ...........-.............2
Genuine French Bread, J for..,...............2ye
Two large Amondfiiied Coffee Cakes .25e
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STONG'S GROCERY, Lower Floor Westake Market
Store at Pine Street Market.
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Lucky Strike Fish Co.

Dungeness Crahs-Extra large .............
Medium. for 25c small. ...........
shcllcd CLANS. fresh. per pint. .,,.....,....
Olympia oysters per nt........,.,..,....
Fresh Eastern oysters pint.
Sailed Silver Salmon. Observation-Disclosures.
Barbccued Black Cod. per Observation-Disclosures.
Alaska salt Herrings for ...,,...,........
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" j. u Coffee.
! -lb cans 3Sc
Hills Red Can
Coffee. ID. 3Sc
Tree Tea. y III.
pkg. ..... 25c
Tree Tea. | III,
PIX ..... a0c
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arnaton MIX s5.5U at The Store; S3.7U delivered.
Grocery oaders Of and delivered
roRHa AT FREMONT GREEN LAKE MOUNTAIN VIEW.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-18
II Mixed With Sulphur Il, Darkers %
Naturally Nobody Can Tell

The old time mixture Of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray
streaked. and faded hair is grand
mothers recipe, and folks are again
using it to keep their hair a good
even color. which is quite sensible
as we are living in an age when a
youthful appearance is Of the great
est advantage.
Nowadays, though, we don't have
the troublesome task Of gathering
the sage and the mussy mixing at
home. All drug stores sell the ready
to-use product. improved by the ad-
dition of other ingredients. called
"Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" 1t is very popular because
nobody can discover it has been ap-
piled. Simply moisten your comb or
a soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at time: by morning the
gray hair disappears. but what de-
lights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound. is that, be-
sides beautifully darkening the hair
after few applications. it also pro-
duces that soft lustre and appearance
of abundance which is so attractive.
This ready to-use preparation is
delightful toilet requisite for those
who desire a more youthful appear
ance. It is not intended for the cure,
mitigation or prevention of disease.
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