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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-15
FEEBLE AGED WOMAN
rs Years Old. Weakened BY Pneu
monia-VinoI Restored Strength

Winchester Val am farmers
wife, Is years of age. and pneumonia
left me in weak rundown condi-
ton so ! could hardly keep about and
do my work. A ncighbor brought me
vinol and It has built MP my strength
50 faisl that think il is the best medi-
cine | have ever taken" Mrs. Jennie
Chapman
There Is no secret about vinol.-lt
owes its success TO beer and cod liver
paptones. iron and manganese pepto-
mates and glycerophosphates the old
est and most famous bodybuilding
and strength creating tonics. NJ A..
Snodg.-ass, druggist, and druggists
everywhere.
P. s,--For any skin trouble try our
Ssxol sslye. Money back if it fails.
II
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-15
PAVING BIDS.

Sealed bids will be received at IL
o'clock noon, Noy. 49,, 1918. by the
City Council of Martinsburg, w. Va
for the construction of brick paving
and work relating to same on West
King street. from the east side of Ma
Pile avenue to the interviewer mill
gate. The Council reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
T. w. SPARROW,
II 4 12t Commr. of Streets.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-15
tBy international News s.rvice.)

Washington. Nov 1.-THE volun-
tary censorship unde. which the press
of this country guarded from the
enemy the military policies. plans and
troop movements of the United States
government at war. was today re-
pealed by George C-eel. chairman OF
the committee Of Public Information,
as no longer necessary.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-15
PAINS AND ACHES YIELD
QUICKLY TO SLOAN'S IMMINENT

re you tormcnted by Neuralgia,
Lurhaeo. Sciatica or any OF those
aches that require counter-irritaut.
Then let tho soothing, warming appii-
cation of Sioan's Liniment. stop the
pain by drawing the blood away from
the congestcd part.
1t Is the pressure on the nerves by
the bleed rushing to the inAamed
musc.e or Joint that makes you ache,
80 when Sloan's Linimcnt relieves the
swollen blood vessels by setting up
cou!tcr-irritant on the surface. the
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-15
Funeral Sunday

The funeral of the late George r
Mace, of Virginia avenue, will be
held Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
from the Christian Church..-kxv r
F. Schumacher officiating, The inter
ment will be made in New Norbourr
Cemetery.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-15

circulation is cdualizcd. sympathetic
nerves al scothcd, and soreness or
iamcness disappears. u -
Sloan's Linimcnt is probably the
counter-irritant most widely used to
overcome painful inflammation in
cases 81 neuralgia, sore muscles,
wrcnchcd joints, strains. bruises. govt.
Rubbing IS not. required. This clear,
clean liquid is easily applied as it does
not stain the.sskin.
Generoasssizc bottles at your
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-15
SIGHT is IMPAIRED

II is believed the sight will be SER
iously impaired in the left eye of
William Crowell, of Shepherdstown
now at the City Hospital Mr.. Crow
ell was driving a nail with ham
mer when the nail flew up into his
eye.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-15

A suggestion which is now being
considered in London is that the pre-
tentious abode of the German EN-.
bassy until war broke out be pre-.
scented to America for use as her EN-
bassy as compliment to former
Ambassador Page.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-15
LICENSED 70 WED.

Chester Arthur Peyton and Mary
Eliza W\ster, colored, were licensed
to we'd
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-15
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

LoST-Monday night, black silk bag
with crochted top, containing
small sum of money. Return 70
$40 n Queen St. and get reward
WS0
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-15

The diet during and after influenza.
Horlick's Matted Milk nourishing. di-
gestible.-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-15
Baby Coming To
Your Home?

Tns Wonderful Event That WI Erin:
Much Gladness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-28
ONE WOMAN AND
TWO MEN CAUSE
OF KNIFE FIGHT

4 snanifcatRtlon Of the eternal tri.
angle came to light at police head
quarters Thursday. when o. James,
Alaskan apartments. 2005la Second
ave, same address, were booked fol.
lowing fight In the apartment over
Pnrrya wife. Wednesday night
Parry. who works nights nj the
Milwaukee, roundhouse, said that he
had for some time suspected famIl.
inrity between James and his wife.
ana that Wednesday night he decid
ed 20 return from work early. He
arrived at his room about ii30. but
his wife was not there. lie then
went up 10 James room and knock.
ed az the door. James came out into
the hall. whore. he alleges. Parry at.
tackled him with the knife.
In her statement TO the police,
Mrs. Parry admitted that Parry'n
charges were true. but said that she
had been constantly ill.ircated and
abused. She In 30 and Parry Is 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-28
FOUR MORE MEN ARE
NAMED ON COMMITTEE

The special committee Of the Cen
trnl Labor council investigating tho
manner ~ drawing Juries in the fed
eral court again declared. Wednes.
day night. II was not reaay with n re-
port. and asked for the appointment
Of four additional members ,
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60-Public Notices
CALL ron SUBSCRIPTIONS
$4,000
ptfprTr MARKET UTILITY


$4,000
PUBLIC MARKET UTILITY
WARRANTS, 1918.
Subscriptions will be received by tbs
undersigned. city Comptroller Of the
city OF Seattle. at his office IN Sc
attic. Washington. commencing on
the LIST day OF April. 1918. between
tho hours OF nine O'Clock a. m and
five o'clock y m. for the sale OF
sixteen Thousand Dollars tlG.o0 }
Public Market rtility Warrants 1918.
authorized under and pursuant To
Ordinance No. ASSOC. for tho estab-
iiahmont. acquisition and operation
Of public market In and by The
city Of Seattle
Said warrants 20 DO In denomination
or $1,000, to be dated May LIST, 1915.
60 bear interest az the rate OF six
per cent per annum. payable semi
annually on tho first days OF Novem-
her and May; to mature In equal
annual series. lowest numbers first.
without option, commencing one year
and ending five years after their
date
Said warrants are an obligation solely
against the special fund known as
Public Market Unity Warrants
Fund. 1918" which fund II to be
drawn upon for the solo purpose OF
paying tho principal aud interest Of
said warrants. and the city Treasurer
shah, from and after the date OF
said warrants. and 60 long Rs ohil-
cations are outstanding against said
fund, thirty days prior TO any inter
est or principal paying date, set aside
and pay into such fund from the
gross revenues of said public market
sum equal to tho amount OF Inter
est or Interest and principal so fall-
ing due
payments for subscriptions TO be made
as follows:
Ten per cent OF amount subscribed on
date OF subscription. and tho balance
on or before May 1at, 1918.
Dated Seattle. Washington, March 2sth.
1918.
H. w CARROLL.
CITY Comptroller
~~-~~~--~~~y--~~~~~~ss e-~>-s-+s-~~~>-1>s-~~eS->
SAY you SAW IL in THE STAR
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Steel Freighter
Goes Into Water

The steel freighter Brcmerton WIS
launched az the plant Of the Seattle
Construction and Dry Dock Co.
Wednesday afternoon at 9.
Tho Bremerton WIS sponsored by
Mrs. II. w Kent. wife 81 the secrc
tary.trehsurer Of the Dry Dock Co,
and IL the sixth OF fleet OF l6 un.
der construction for the government
She IL 7 300 tons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-28
Portland Firm Is
NoW the Champion

PORTLAND, March 2s.--AmerI'
can shipbuilders. gathering momcn.
turn In their race to beat the German
submarine. had a new achievement
record to aim al today Launched In
81 days n worlds record the West.
grove. an s,s0O-ton steel ship. is
awaiting her machinery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-28
STILL AFTER WOELKE

The release. before May /, Of Tom
Mooney and co-defendants In the San
Francisco dynamlting cases. and in
ternment OF Walter V. Woehlke, ed
itor Of the Sunset Magazine. were de-
manded In n resolution adopted by
the Central Labor council Wednes.
day night Wochlke, who was born
In Germany. Is carrying on propa~
ganda 10 create labor disturbances.
labor men charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-28
UNION MEN PREPARE
TO BUY WAR BONDS

a personal appeal IL 10 be made 10
every member % organized labor 20
buy Liberty bonds and each organi.
zntion win be given credit for It's sub.
scriptions. according 10 W. w. Ladd.
chairman Of the industrial division
OF the Liberty loan campaign com
mittee. who addressed the Central
Labor council Wednesday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-28
59-Legal Notices
MERCHANTS NATIONAL HANK OF
SEATTLE

MERCHASTs' NATIONAL HANK OF
SEATTLE
J. w. sCHOFfFTsD. Receiver.
Hv the Comptroller OF the Currency. the
undersigned receiver Of the Merchants
National Bank OF Seattle. insolysnt, IL
Instructed TO issue 20 dspositorH a Sup
elemental ana final dividend % 81 per
cent upon the balance % thsir claims
unpaid by previous receivers, and all
such deposition. are requested 60 for
ward On the undersigned their present
addresses. and In the case OF the death
Of the original claimants. their rrih-
tivoH or legal representatives. are re-
auosted to forwnrd Information from
which the undersigned can ascertain
the proper payeus and obtain from them
necessary legal proofs Of their Identity
and connection. Such Information can
be sent 20 tho present address Of the
receiver
]. W. sCHoFtELD. Receiver.
1889 Hayworth Ave.
Hollywood. California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-28

Luna Park Swimming Pool opens
saturday. March 30th.--Advertise
ment
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rouR CHANCE ~ IN mCt
lands end business opportunities offer
Yeu Independence Farm lands. Ill 20
$50 arF.. irrigated lands. fs& 60 tse
20 Years 20 PAY - cos loan In I'm.
pfuvefnsnts lear - live stock. thsc-
average under - cents ar sFrr no
fasra on improvements. personal prop
ssty or live stock Good markets
churches. schools. roads. telephones
Excellent riimhts---errps Ans live stock
prove n Special hornsssshsfa fare
certificates Write for free tndkists
Allan Cameron General superintendent
Land pranch. Canadian Pacific ry.. ice
sinih ave. Calgary, Alberta
40 ACRES ONE ftAf-r NOTION f.ASp
We have 90 acres - one hhir bottom land
tn the famous hurley Uuttau diafftet
HANDY 80 Seattle. Tarnusn and Fr~4n~r-
fau markets IN the beet dairy section
IN the state some improvements on tn~
land. aud ruuning water Price - no
- acres ia ~ eco very TasV terms
CLIFFORD A VAN AHAnAtE. Inc
fNfa Tinted Ave
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II you want n reliable watch. 70
10 Haynes. Next to Liberty Theatre.
Advertisement.
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A. II. REID s co.
SO New YORK uiock
Elliott sass
Ask for Aft Matfaflanr.
6iinNar LAM. no cnors. mon I

rnEAp LAND. mo CROPS ittGu
prices have put the farmers % west
~rn Canaan on prosperity footing
that was undrsaned % before the
world war More Western Canada far
rirrs have hir hank balances than ever
before More Western Canada farmers
are spending this winter IN California
and FlcfitA than ever before. Mofu
automobiles were bourh, Last year by
Canadian farmers than ever before
Western Canada has struck Us stride.
ard the man vino gets ia there now -
rainT 80 make money for years 20
eoms. Along the lines % the Canadian
Northern RAILWAY h sonrr OF the best
land H. the countFy Price ftt 20 tso
per acre fsssY terrnai. ard isssoee
tf0.hrrv FREE farms let % tell you
all ahout Western Canada ard why
more land was cold 20 American far
msFs In tftf than In any one previous
year Send Tor FREE illustrated book.
ard folders Cali or or address \
Hrostsdt n. y. q y A. Dept. ~.
Agent Canadian Northern Railway. COS
Hastings at. Vancouver. n q
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IL I'M ftA'A ~ III
There are TOO MANY people IA tbs
world who fcndly dream DREAMS Of
SUDDEN WEALTH. they seem "a
enter a trance and depend upon LUCK
TO make them INDEPENDENT. They
EARN a DOLLAR and SPEND oNE
HUNDRED CENTS q n. and at the
end 90 the year they have ALSO.
i.urrLY NOTHING 10 show for their
EFFORTS except REGRET and rem,
receipts
They really believe In the old hack
neycd phrase. WHEN MY SNIP
COMES IN"
THOSE PEOPLE are the ones who make
themselves believe there Isn't a
CHANCE 20 SUCCEED They SYN
PArHtzE wRh THEMSELVES They
soon believe All the world Il OPPOSED
90 THEM ard thelr INTERESTS.
rhat. ALI. the result Of IDLE DREAM
iNG.
There's EVERY chance TO EXPAND
AND DEVELOP when one makes up
hts or her MIND to SUCCEED when
a dollar - earned and FINED pOn-
TIoS % u 4. placed IN buying a GOOD
LOT or a HoNtE. fund can BE- rs.
FAhLAshhp foF AM puFpa"
rhs man who OWNS a good lot o. =
HOME = ALWAfS IN position 70 taks
AhNts on' ~ pa'''hk ~ S'fi'' v
~ 10 te' nv ~ N''' Aha
c''iNe hs chiia'eh SiN"4 ~ Nie
ie in ..''..-..'.l -,
-
-
- 50" .l.
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MO oppoRrrrstrv
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-, a. Toe, .,r.n,. vim ts.,oo,
49, go n,ut'n worm
- 81. ga war,b a, crtsp
p,osi, for your foresight.
-. .z... a, an lot. vou ran nee On.
-. t,,o, ont, 4. tntn,,,.a n,vav pa..
- cor,. IN today and see your
DREAM sHIP COME IN with $3.50 net
az. 80. building ~ modern and semi.
-. =, ,too cssb .to in m da,,.
.,,,,,, asvm.,t, fiks ron,
YOUR OFPJEIINlII
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i9A-Anction Sale
TrHitEt.tfa
2o0ast.iO HErpSD AVE

hfAI Aists u LEADING AUCTION
HOUSE
Ia again fiiird 10 the limit with fine new
end used furniture for FRIDAYS
Iip AUCTION AAI.E. 1850. MARCH
20. Ia bedroom furniture W have list.
81 set ~ antique mahogany. including
post bed. dresser and chiffontsr. wat
not chiffanirr and toilet table. +. ivory
beds With dresser and shiffonette TO
match, fine mahogany and oak dress
efH. large princess dresser. costly dintnR
sft IN Colonial style. antique mah1K
any, with buffet, iehthsr-ssaf chain.
and pedestal extension table good
k,pisee oak set. also odd tables and
chairs : reed rockers. oak tkefn and
arm -haiFs. golden oak nafrno bed
with mattress. = and fuli sifs brass
beds. boz and coli apfiaEF. mattresses
piilovs bedding. sanitary touches.
VERY FINE PLAYER PIANO vith
rolls % music and cabinet. drop head
machine. electric heater and SIS
electric oven. s.hurusf Has range. coal
ranges large and ANAL refrigerator
SILK patchwork aniit. nnitrnbsrw table
covers, pictures. etc. Heni In your old
dining sst or bedroom faFnituf. and let
us apply n on one 80 our fine new sets
Fnd you save money hF tho tranase-
iiun. va have more coming ~ tho
carload
JOHN nrsnEfI. A BoNa. Inc.
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LOGGERS EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY

LOGGEkS EMPLOY MEN
AGENCY
81 THIRD AVE
fAeros- street from court Heussl
We hire for the bss, iossfhe companies
IN ~. Northwest.
YorNG Man
IS 60 20 years old. wanted Co work Ia
circulation department 90 The Ntar
STEADY employment Tor right party.
9Th opportunity Tor rapid advance.
Hpent asr Mr.. Parish. Heatiie Star.
1907 seventh ave
CAttiENrrua AMI itEiIEnA on
form work i.AnoRFNs ht STEADY
work building construction. uui9n
wages; bunk house ~ desired, bring
blankets
A " ouisr co. nrEMEHToS
VA q nREEsEs NEWS uPrrkins
sui, shop saves you tie on every suit
snd sy~rcoat Traders building, soss
Third ave
STOCK sAt.FaNAS WHO CAV MAKE
good IN the field references required
steady position Tor right man. as
Umpire nids
HoSEEr. EXPERIENCED FISHER.
man wanted as partner Ia jus, buiit
trolling boat, 81 feet long Apply or
~rits t0s y. aaui at, Tacoma. wash.
wASTED--ss fAnoREHa. iseo ron
dar shift Report a fn i;7s fef
uizht SHIFT usport ESQ =. NJ. Apply
W J nutisr. engineer And contractor.
zsth and Andoysr 81, Youngstown.
NAN ron ctr.0FF RAW AID ron
Fiu~ room. Seattle Mattress ard Up
helstsry Co. sisih ave y aud HoiEais
aALrsNES AND AGENTS rANiIiAn
With selling 40 others need apply
e: Empire nidE.
rSHHnErtc Man. 81 no 20 YEaRR.
steady employment. tis per week Az
>. rsy l,slSesg :, e 49, 90 ,,,>ooo.,o,ooo.
3i-FEMAI.E HEi.r-WANTED
YotSn woMrS TO LEARN THE
phone operating Paid while learning
Permanent employment Call ans
rourth ave
All SUw on Old DANCES oususs
,sss ,ssxht Hour 4 10 snd to
II. nth snd University rr~f o.
1919 yiiiett sfsf
WOMAN EXPERIENCED IL MAKING
mattress ticks seattle Mattress ani
Upholstery Co. sisth ave ard Hoi-
gate
EXPERIENCED on INEXPERIENCED
rsekefs wanted. coed wages Paeine
,,, -, is,sss,, See->o~~~~~~
36--Agcnts Wanted
aALEsMAS on AGESr AMIR RI
carry hirs~if neat appearing snd am
.-~S ~ ~ apI,,css~lIe,lleS>,~No-o~~~~~~~o~
3T-Salesmen Wanted
STOCK RAf.rsMAS, wfrH MACHINE.
shi- 20 carry himseif Hix iinr.up ard
money Es'tsr for she right man. sS-
-~1&sssoFI,,1HIS~sI~~~~
3S-Business Chances
GROCERY sNAr
o~ney mus, sell b. Aprii g. ran shn-
better than iso DAY business: rent
fxs. Including tivinx rooms sf.S takes
everything Jos, What you want
sfT Empif- MIG
CONFECTIONERY arorr. nCff.ntSo
and tots for sale. ~ STATE - Frank
p. wicker. E~dro wooiisvs wash.
NAN wtrH MACHINE WHO Will.
drive salesman on commission basis
No Fnfds 80 Empire niaE
- A--STOCKs AND BONDS
Will. nrr
900 ALASKA Petroleum q Coal
tsa raTffi~ Eisrtric Wsidrr
Will. SELL sUHJECr
10 rnivrrssi ifiEh Power Teis-
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Poultry for Sale

9e-Poultry for Sale
HoCASfzEp RABY CHICKS
white rNvharr baby chicks 1900 per
dorsn. iisoo per 100 Rhode Island
and barred Roek chicks &c each.
fis % psr 100 We rsli Matching srgs.
81 20 per setting. 1900 per iso We do
custom Matching. &c per sFE. minimum
QUEEN HATCHERY
80 Pike ~. Elliott -ess
AnvTpTfEE YOUR POULTRY. FAScY
chickens. setting srTs. etc. In THIS
section % The ftsr ass rates at top
80 rrs. column. this pave
ptfnr ~ Oc-it aETTfNG EaGa-RHopE
Island Red wYAndo,ts Hlsok Minoroa.
SS1SlSSSSSSaaccS~~~>o~o~o~~~o~~~-~oo~~
t-Livestock for Sale
ADVENTURE YOUR TfvTsTocK FOR
sale or wanted In this section OF The
star Bee rates at top OF frs, column
th,s psss
sEATTLE RAHnfTRy--ktL KINDS or
rabbits. stock guaranteed. F1fth and
Kenyon. South Park.
MICH COATS. : BROOD sOws AND
hear for sale. H.T MORGAN at. pns
block east Or Old Routon line
WORK TEAM. 500 POUNDS ZACH.
and years old. ~ Jansen. Edmonds.
a-YEAR-oLp PONY FOR SALE. sTAr-
lion: kind. Roy Foster. Ingievood
y. q.
SAY you saw I, n TIE sTAn
i9--Tost and Found
T0sT = WAGON SHEET BETWEEN
milwaukee freight yard ard jackson
st Return 20 Thomas Dexter. pi7
jackson ~ and receive reward.
lost. BETWEEN 300 AND 1880
Tuesday. check for $50 ana $50 IN cur.
renoy Finder please call Elliott iss9J,
COS Eighth ave. Reward --~..
aiA-AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
ADVERTISE YOUR CAR BARGAINS
in Tho star Thousands % possible
prospects. well paid workers and shtp
ward men look for USED Car nar-
Faius" In this column. Gee rates at top
~ first column. this page.
70 GOOD nsed ears wln,on Motor &c.
15-For Sale Miscellaneous
SASH AND DooRs
" Won nre going to build. or remodel
your house. let us send you our Illus
treted Catalogue No. ~ Of sash, doors
finish. paints. builders hardware,
plaster board. roofing. etc. Sent free.
postpaid. on request
Cottage front doors ....Sf7b
a-gxG-6 b-croaH- panel doors ........ 1ps
.fx7s s-iight windows ...s........ EOS
One piv preparcd roofing ......... 1ss
ryyo-plv propnred rofing ......... 10
Three-ply prepared roofing .....t.. 21o
SIT. an and SIT. cedar lap siding ZOO
Headed ceiling. -. TO ~. %
1si flooring. 2 It. 10 ft..........foc
ist flooring. H. to ft......... 1900
We sell anyone. ship anywhere. ana
guarantee cafe delivery.
The largest factory in tho West selling
direct 20 consumer
q. ~ WILLIAMS co.
1913 First Ave. n senttle.
WHY NOT SAVE MONEY!
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S SUITS
AND ovERcoATs FROM 1900 TO
1880 PRESENT THIS AID AND GET
10 PER CENT OFF YOUR PuR-
CHASE 1904 FIRST AVE.
GOOD USED CLOTHES, LADIES' AND
mems. 81 up. Trunks. Suitcasca. shoes.
We buy and sell. 1917 Pike. Main Sss9.
NEW PIANOS FoR RENT, RENT AP-
piled on purchase. MeYer.Toner, 2io
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11iNi Man
IS 60 20 years old. wanted Go work Ia
circulation department - The Wnr
STEADY employment Tor right party.
9Th opportunity Tor rapid advance
fpspt ase Mr Parish Heaiiis Star.
no. nrNanih ave
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- A--sTOCKs AND BONDS

Will. nrr
500 Alaska Petroleum q Coal
100 parfi~ Eisrtrtc Wsidrr
Will. SELL sUnJECr
10 rnivrrssi ifiRh Power Teis-
phone .ts+sr.tt tt..ss.s.s 10 -
ga Pacific States on ....s..... .os
I eco fihsftv Oli Gas. wyoming 90
T. go f0rr star on .........4.... e.
:. nsa wyoming Pacific oil ...... 90
I. cas- Mount psisisr Mining Co. o.
! ,Eao Alaska Horne@taks Cold .... nTH
: 900 ChlfinA Eusku'ana ........ .ok
MAX WtSKtER
Elliott fso 20 Union at
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SAY you SAW 1t in THE STAR
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BIG OPPORTUNITY

From most OF our lots you can see the
ships. built only IS minutes away. pass
BY. Come IN today and see your
DREAM SHIP COME IN with $3.50 net
profit for yourself before fail.
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rOR SALE

YOUR CAR BARGAINS
in Tho Star Thousands % possible
prospects well paid workers and shtp
yard men look for Used Car nar-
rains" In this column. Zee rates at top
~ first column. this page.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-28

II you HAVEN'T. that's ANOTHER mat
ter. You wili--but let's not discuss
that Get down 70 FACTS
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-18
R H { j N A TICS
o. K.
All Over the County They Arc Taking
"Neutrone Prescription SO"

To be strong and free from all stiff
ness In your joints and muscles, just
thlnk of 1t for only SOC or $1.OO for
one or two weeks treatment.
Neutrone Prescription 80" is quick
~ absorbed into the system and In a
week or two brings blessed relief to
tlred, weary, inflamed, swollen joints
and muscles.
It's easy to use. too, no fuss and
bother getting ready, no time lost
rubbing in fiery liniments or Using
not plasters. just take four times q
day faithfully and all stiffness, swell
ing and misery will vanish.
Used regular it makes the lame and
crippled strong and vigorous, draws
out all the stiffness, agony and In
Illumination. It's fine. Get a bottle
today at your druggist, 5Oc and $1.o0.
Mail orders filled on $10O size.
McGrath Bros. Drug Co., Keokuk,
Iowa, and leading druggists every
where.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-18

foreign port, March 20, 1918: My
Dear Ladies-The gifts which you
have SO thoughtfully made and for
warded have been received and !
have personally issued them to sail
ors serving on board this vessel.
You may be sure that your pat
riotic efforts are greatly appreciated.
The gifts mean more than merely the
work of your hands for they carry a
to us that your hearts are
with us With the noble women Of
the United States behind us, defeat
is impossible.
On behalf of the officers and crew
OF this vessel, formerly German
liner, l desire to thank you.
Very sincerely yours,
E. C.. KALBPS,
Commander, U. s. Navy,
Commanding
keokuk Chapter, American Red
Cross, Keokuk, Iowa, q. S. A.