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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-10
STAN FORD


Mr. Tolman lost valuable horse
last week
Clyde McGraw has returned to
Camp Deyens.
A reunion OF the Tanner family
was held July 5th.
Mrs Norris Jepson and children are
away on vacation
Miss Christine Brown is visiting
relatives in Bellows Falls.
Frank Davis OF Wilmington spent
the week end at James Lees.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunn spent the 4th
with friends in Williamstown.
Mrs. Loyeland and son Louis visi.
ted Mrs. Martin Harris recently.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Tanner of
Pittsfeld spent the week end with
relatives here.
The topic of next Sundays sermon
will be The Church and the Preach
err by Rev. D. c. Abbott.
A patriotic Epworth League prayer
meeting was held last Thursday night
with Miss Lucy Blood for the leader
Mrs. Randall Dowd entertained her
sister-in.law Mrs. John Burke and
family from North Adams over the
4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd of Albany were
recent guests of Mrs. Foster VINO mo
tored home with them for a few days
visit.
A. Il. Dunn. c. D. Houghton and A
j. Tanner have been canvassing tn,
town for the w. S. S. drive with goot
results.
Mrs. Ebert received the sad news
Saturday of the death of her uncle
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-10
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the bennington CO.
operative savings and loan assn, will
be held at the Office OF the secretary,
W. H. Wills on Thursday evening
July 18th at o'clock to transact the
following business
Ito hear the report Of the Off
GERS for the year ending July LIST,
1918
2-To elect officers and two direct
'ors for the ensuing year.
3.--To transact any other business
found proper when meet
II, L. HALL, pres.
W. II. WILLS Sec'y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-10

We &c ia Bile Compound the credit"
Mrs. JOSEPHINE KIMBLE, 1886 West
Race ST., Portland, Ind.
Thousands of American women give
this famous root and herb remedy the
credit for health restored as did Mrs.
Kimble.
For helpful suggestions in regard to
such ailments women are asked towrite
to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,
Lynn, Mass. The result of its long
experience is at your service.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-10

at tunes 1 could not
be on my feet at all.
/ was all run down
and so weak | could
not do my house
work, was nervous
and could not lie
down at night. l
took tire q TIN is
from a physician but
they did nothelp me.
My Aunt recon-
m ended Lydia E.
Pin k h a ms Vege-
table Compound. l
tried it and now /
am strong and well
again and do my own
work and | Civ e
lydia Z. Pinkham's
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Douglas Macintosh
ARCHITECT
Savings Bank Bldg Remington
rRArICE LIMITED TO
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Glasses Fitted Properly
j. n. WILSON. NJ. %.
Commissioners, Notice.
ol Union Street Bonnington. Vermont

Comm issiOners' Notice.
Estate of WILLIAM l.. UNDERWOOD
The Undersigned. having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Bennington,
COMMISSIONERS, to receive, examine,
and adjust the claims and demands OF
all persons against the estate OF VIII
liam l.. Underwood late of Readsboro
In said District. deceased. and all
claims exhibited in Offset thereto,
hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid, at the
Town Clerks Office In the town OF
Readsboro in said District. on the 29nd
day of November next from o'clock
y. M. until 4 o'clock j. M, on said day
and that six months from the 18th day
of May a. ID. 1918. is the time limited
by said Court for said creditors to pre-
sent their claims to us for examina-
ton and allowance.
Dated at Readsboro. this 25th day OF
June A. ID. 1918
A. j. Johnson.
H. K. Wilson,
Commissioners.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-10

El.t.A NlD1GspY1 Or6 10 Ia
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-10
NOTsICEs

The grocery stores will close
Thusrday afternoons during
July and August, commencing
Thursday, July IL. adv. 1929
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-10
The Drysdale Store
This Store will close at every Thursday during
July and August.

Japanese printed cotton Table Covers Scarfs Doiles
ETC. inexpensive and delightfully."- fresh and cool looking
for summer use q
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-10
NOTICE

The Waite Blue berry field will be
opened July "A and July II, then
every day the remainder Of the sea
son Admission 80 cents for the two
days named, then rs cents a day for
the remainder of the season.
Nelson Il. Waite, Prop.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-10
She COULD NOT
STAND OR WORK
But Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound Restored Her
Health and Stopped
Her Pains.

Portland, Ind IL had displace-
ment and suffered so badly from it that
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-10
ATTRACTIVE

Mahogany serving trays
removable bottoms glass
covered. Ovals, squares and
circles-var1ous sizes
si.6s to s2.s5
Upholstery sectIon-2nd. floor
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-18
Miktunstme Husreae.

@sorse Wafhinston Grant Gee
Sadlon, Elm fleiner Ntstr, fpnrot in
einem Wafhinstontr poliseiseri9t
nntsr Der Mntlaat pprgtfiihrt, Stttnt
seipnrfen unb Elm 5tnlier sertrimz
inert au haben. Mfs ct pdponranise,
tnurbe Il absefaBt,
St btftriti lsin S9uta.
rMber lrtnn Du has sSeniitr nidi
e~ins.tporF.n ha(t,".a fragile Jpn Der
3Ridt.r, rlparum bif On oann ipess
seldufen9"
sd lppnit nur mad 9auie uno
bas Sch bolsn, ufn e au be5ablen.
,6err."
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6reie Yrede fir xeras: Grtitag ben IS. Sannm 1918.

Srcien, urto @erboro, ser trot ieinum
6isd)ert &rGnfli6feit neun5ig Sabre
alt meroen fanr, Dem ipridlt on olle5
Slid IN oieier 9~e3iebung OBJ"
I'm 9anteS 2ippcn ipielte elm lei
mes 2Gdeln, ols tie ihloB; lie Iob
aber feines BON uns on, iolloern ltrel=
delte ibre Minfa.
u9au1l, bobe ib nidt redt2" frog
te lie oa11n na6 elmer Houle.
ISerro 5nfte ungeonloia Die Sd)u!-
tern. Sd fonnte es mir oentel1, BOB
Ghorlottes 5rotfepf bier re6t be-
fomntt,~ iagte lie beitig uoesboib
ipoute id) audi nid)t, Dap lie 1erging
id) meine, es lit ood) lpnbl Elm I'M
terid)ieo stpiiden @erboro uu0 Gbo~-
lotte; - @erborb lit Scr reihc Otd=
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ideioenes, iebr bel6cibeueS @ern0=
Gen, nopoll lie lebeu io1l. Sic mu 5
iid perbeiroten, penr lie 10 tpeiterle=
ten milf, fpic iic e3 geiuobnt lit =
uub lie fatne in ieGr quite &er6alt=
niiie. 9(uf irgeuo cincll rononti1ben
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unb ste oulnlllen Sbeale, Ole man ols
Maohcn nm eirmol bat BON Der cir
3iaen, groBen 2ie6e ocs 6rdllenber-
sens, Die niuB man b%efdlnpfen1 oenll
lie lino Elm l%lniinrl oos tit n1elne
Meinung, lit Die 0u eepiB einltlnHlre'l
lpirit, liebe Sdnte." Sic iuar olifge=
ltanoeir, uno sic fleinell, rlngae'
ld)miidten &anee aaierten beftig bei
ibrer Neoe. Tnnte gbith NAT aber
plos(ih bleid1 Actporoen.
Gsortiesullg iolat)
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Gin 2eidbenfhmnns i'm niriiems
bsrsIden Srantenlanb tann tros
aner 8%emiibungen Der reltlid)ea uno
seiitlidsn 8eb0rosn sssen ubertriez.
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bod 5u iteben tommen- So bsrid)iet
etn genaeuer Genner unb NufseiAner
bes 8olfslebens aus ben frantif6en
@ebietstbeilen Wiirttembtrgs iiber
ben Werbraud BEL einem 2eid)ell.
fhmaus mad Der 9eeroiguna eines
permOgenoen 8auers, Der Dor einigen
sSahren in Dem friibsr CUR Rei9sitabt
5au stb0rissn pFarrborf Qon9arot
ftarb.
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Mirt6sbduiern untergebra6t, i'm
9aftbof sur @ide unb i'm 6iliidea
Wirthsbaus. 0a mad after ihpd6iz
fder uno nidt minoer bobenlp9ii9z
frdnfii9er Cite Der 5obte tiid)tig
rbepeint4 purbs, 10 nurDen be3ablt
in Der eide 500 Otter Mein gu l M.
aleid 500 81. unb 5 Otter @eip gu
1,20 %. sleid 6 3d., i'm 9daifden
W~irtbsbaus 445 Otter Mein gu l so.
aleid AS 81, auiammsn fir Wein
$50 &c.; ferner in Der eide fir 8isr
40 3d.. fir Gigarren 36, fir Gfen
fir ~auspdrtise @dite So 81. unb fir
aaffse 80 3D., I'M 9Gaifden Wirtbss
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rem 36 30. Sung duberorbentli9es
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280 plumb Gmment6aler unb 100
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bere9net, unb ba bic 2eidentpften
erfter &lafe fid auf 260 so. beliefen,
10 foitete bic 8eerbigung iammt Qeis
denfdmaus 2237 Mart.
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seeSeh1fta=
Oels mo Hobie.

gir balten Die bette aoble nnb oas
teite 9rennbols. Brobiert urls. 3ee
@iase See & Snei Gantpai'p. sfcdetf
70.
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Mat tn, Namfe.

Die Gran zines 8uno.sabseprbnss
ten perideudte eints NaGts elmer
Ginbreder aus ibrer Wpbnune IN
Maf6inston. sic borts Elm perbd1-
iists Gerdufh, fano auf mahtt
2idt, uno Der Ginbreder entflob.
Gbe bic 5rau pubte, pdb Die ge=
fabr poriiber mar, lpedts Iie ihrer
Mann.
vsteb' auf. Wlann," rief lie, .its6
auf; es iinb 0iebe i'm 6aufe."
runiinn," antfpprtet. Der GongreB-
a%bseoronete, inoen er fid) tpieber Del
Wanb aubrebte. ,Uieneidt i'm 81,
not. a6er i'm 9auit niht."
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- @rfdnnt. Dame (3o9ter els
mes retfen aohlengrubenbefiBers):
Sd neib gar ni4t, mas sic an mir
4~naiebsnbes finOen, 5err 8aron2!
Baron G4meidslnbl: Sbre @riibden
bobsn mfrs angetban! DAME: Soa'
ten sic niht bic 9ruben meines ga.
pas meinena!
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aAae eorten Dpn Srud . arbeiten.
,uie HiiGer, sIDlbers", griefbpsen nus
aSnberta, Qarten, GirruIart, GinIabnn
gen nfp.. Tn Gentfm anb GngIifd, neti
nn~ssefRbrt. StanbarbHrfmtin
6 smtanb, RahfpIger bon @tIisns
eGwesmann Eriuttns Gsmpaup, 206
Napafrs Str. Gel. Grn6ett 1895.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-29
BELGIAN KING
LIVES SIMPLY
NEAR FRONT

WASfifNGTON. oct. 29.-Every.
body In the war torn Belgian army,
from the gallant king to the brave
little priyateH In the ranks. In "ent.
ing up" every bit Of news concerning
what the American army IL doing.
what America IN preparing 10 send
over In the near future. and what
money she II raising TO bring the war
90 "a successful finish
This IL the Information brought by
Pau Van Den Ven. formerly profess.
or IN the University Of Louvnin, and
now "A professor az our own Prince.
ton university. and director Of the
Belgian information service. Pro-
fonsor Nnn Den Ven has just return.
cd from the Belgian front. lie had n
two hour chat with the king.
The king makes his headquarters
az la Pnnne. little village on tho
Belgian seacOant." the professor re-
lates. Here he lives like "A modest
citizen Of moderate means. In a sim.
pie. two story brick cottage. The
house faces out on the send dunes.
| remember there were two flower
beds which did not thrive well in that
sandy soil
The interior Of the house ~ as
simple as the exterior. The king has
"A Tiny salon. fitted out with some old
red velvet chairs. very much the
worse for wear and years. There ls
E-nnll table. ON which were lying
some French and English newnpa.
pers. At this table the king does his
work
The queen and the children have
their plain bedrooms upstairs. Prince
Charles. -. one 81 the sons, in stili
"A Hchooiboy The duke of Brabant,
II. heir 90 the throne. at the age
when most boys are In high school. IL
serving as a private IN the army. As
was coming In. I saw the pretty
blonde Princess Marie Jose. IL, romp.
ing in after a walk on the dunes. It's
sweet wholesome family life tina,
f. led there ~ Ia Panne. broken. OF
course, by the necessary absences
~ the king with his men. and the
duke. who takes his turn In the
trenches.
The king II very tall and soidloriy
looking. lie Is ~. and his face shows
the cares that he has borne for the
pas, four years. lie wore the khaki
uniform 81 general n the Belgian
army. And u was not the chow uni.
form that NO many noyeroigns put on
for occasions. / remember nome OF
tho gold braid was dull and the whole
suit looked wcatherbcaten. II had
evidently seen long service In wind
and rain and snow. Our sovereign.
when lad Of rs. was in America. and
he asked me many questions about
places and men he had known "A
quarter OF a century ago.
He was especially interested I'm
the FIRST hand Impressions gave him
OF the young giant Of the West, and
how American democracy was rails
lnE men. money and supplies 20 end
The war. IL was delight 10 talk
with him. He has what 10 many
really brave men have. a moies,y
mat amounts almost 10 Ahynesa. And
amid hts cares he has retained his
sense of humnr. with n twinkle OF
,ihe eyes and gentle laugh. he told
me many stories Of his verbal en-
counters with his American dentist"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-29

salmon. soc. Stall IL. : tall cans
salmon. s5c; . nkgs Not-a Seed raisins.
2sci pkFs Diamond Crystal salt. i5c.
stall ~. fine canning pears. SIS per
box. delivered. Jonathan apples. ssse
per box. delivered stall as. pot roast.
ise 10; liberty steak. i5c 10. oottage
butts, s5c n. stall 1897. pot roast, lsc
and iSe ID; boiling beef, i2ho 10.
FINE ST.
Stall IL, KrlAtofersons pasteurized
mnk. 1sc at. stall 10. Nut margarinc.
SIC ~; Good Luck margarine. sse NJ
stong's. io-fo. pail Karo syrup, S5c; ssc
pkg Olympic pancake flour. csc; $50
bottle Snider's oatsup, sSc; sac 10. pure
cocoa, 2ac Red Seal Grocery, Annex.
: ms dried prunes. use; zoe can SIPS
pork and beans, l5c; cans CampeelIs
soup. use; rns. sweet potatoes csc.
sugar and soap stall. 3 cans Federal
milk. zoe: bars so-Mule Team Borax
soap, 9Sc large Sea Foam, Csc pkg.
small &c. Borax powder. loo pkg, small
Citrus. Zoe stall "a, fresh churned but
ter. 60c n; cottage cheese. i5c 10. 500
coffee, Ice. lbs. 35c.
ECONOMY
Stall IS. ihs. freshly ground corn
meal. soc; lbs. Holly white flour sic.
stalls 37-ss. i5c cans Campbell's soups.
Toe; IN, pail karo syrup, S5e; SOC
pkg. olympic pancake flour, sSc; $50
head rice. 2Sc: zoe phgs. Cream OF
Barley. s5e: large rolls toilet paper
25c. Stall 81. pure fresh milk. Ice a.
stall SO. Washington creamery butter,
$50 III: local storage eggs. 55e dos.
Ghirardellts chocolate, soc 10, IDS
S5c; Nut-ola margarine, SIC 10. stali
sac, saucrkraut. &c at; 25c bottle n.'
Monte catsup, ale bottle. stan ~.
salmon. sc ~; rcd snapper lbs. zoe,
fresh herring. lbs, s5c. tenderloin OF
sole. zoe n stalls ao-2l. juicy lemons,
Alaska turnips lbs s5e: Concord
grapes. a0c basket: best cooking apples
si.s5 box. delivered; Yakima Gem pota.
toes 81 60 sack. delivered. Stall ". BEST
olcomargarine, S7c ~, lbs. S,1oi pea.
nut butter. gle 10, lbs. coo; gooa
storage butter, SIC NJ. stalls f-s-s. ;
ms. Flake White shortening. 55c; ios
navy beans. sSc, 2 lbs. sun Maid sceuea
raisins, s6c. lbs. best rolled oats zoe,
& bars Naptha soap, s5c. pkgs corr
flakes. soc; Mazola oil. s5c, Csc si'le'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-29
VAST WAR TASKS Are
ACCOMPLISHED WHILE
SEATTLE IS SHOOTING

In the small hours. when most OF
Seattie's coEmopoii,ans are asleep,
things happen down on the water.
front few OF us know about.
Down in the Eel II. concrete ware
house. over which Hamilton Higday.
port OF Seattle manager. has his Of
fees. boxes OF food are being secure.
~ and systematically strapped for
transportation 10 the American ey-
peditionary forces in France. These
same "doings" are going on in all
the port district terminals.
go and Come silently
Small wonder that we one day see
steadys;crned. cafnoufiaged vessel
turned out In tip-top shape by gov.
eminent shipyard. and the next day
not even a trace OF where she had
been. For these silent conveyors OF
war necessities slip in and slip out Of
the port Of Seattle. now known as
the New York Of the Pacific. on n
few hours notice. SO precious and
lmperious In secrecy OF governmental
activity at this time. few people
know the details Of Seattlc's monu.
mental waterfront activities.
Yet there are things all Seattle
may know about life In the ware
houses OF the port terminals.
Svcndsen, for Instance
For instance. there Is s. f.. Svend.
sen. foreman OF the Pacific Mild
Cure Co. who is an authority on
waterfront. who is an authority on
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Public Markets
SANITARY


Stall iss. fresh cooked crabs. for csc;
fresh salmon, itc ~: crab meat. sec n.
fhlet Of sole. sSc n. stall i0A. Delicious
apples. s2b0 box. delivered. canning
2se: Yakima Gem potatoes. t..Ts sack.
delivered Stalls 3os2.3t. little link
sausage. soc NJ. sirioln steak, acc 10.
potato sausage. i5c 10. 1919 First ave.
Washington creamery cheese. 2sc N.
stalls 9t.s6, CriHco. s5c. soc. 81 so. So 90 /;
soc Citrus powder. 9sc. large cans
milk. Csc. = rhs. NJ. ]. ". coffee. Csc; 4
large boxes matches. 25c. rolls toilet
paper. ssc; Zoe pkg. A. 4 II. soda, Sc !;
corn flakes Toe pkg: , pkgs. macaroni
2sc. stall 80. washinrton creamery but
ter. ssc 10, ms, sos. local STORAGE
eggs bbc dor.; Nut-oia margarine, SIC
NJ: Good Luck oieomargarine. 4sc 10.
ihs. t2io; soc Aladdin coffee, 2sc. nos.
&c; Ghirardciiis chocolate, sec 10.
ms. S5c. stall IS. 10 10. pail Knro syrup.
Soc pkEH, sun Maid raisins. csc; large
pkg. olympic pancake flour. zoe; ems
oats. ssc; ms. wheat flakes. sSc; :
ms. pink beans, 2bc; bars laundry
soap, 2bc. bars Naptha soap, 25c: :
large bottles catsup. 2Sc.
CORNER
Stall ~. whole salmon. Zoe N; salt
salmon bellies. zoe ID. salt salmon.
lbs. 2bc: tendorloin OF sole. soc 10 fresh
sliced salmon. l6c ~. fresh herring. ;
Ms. csc. Inns cod. Toe NJ; black cod. ?
lbs 2bc. skinned soles. 2 his 2hc. stalls
i-2-b. pot roasts, 1bc up. liberty steak,
lbs sbc; sirioin steak 2Sc 10. mutton
stew. ibc ~; veal stew, iso ~; good
bacon 3Sc h. stall II, good potatoes,
ts.s0 sack, delivered; cantAloupcs. Be
each: sweet potatoes. ms 25c. ground
cherries. ibc 10. Stall ios. guaranteed
eggs, 4so doE.: Washington creamery
butter. 5sc ID. lbs. 81 05 fresh peanut
butter. ale 10, az lbs. Gee; Flake
White. 27c NJ; Nut lola margarine. S7c
N. Stall ITO. zoe Liquid Veneer, ice;
.0e Liquid Veneer. SIC; csc pkg. Cream
OF Rice. 29c. Stall lie. pork roast, 30
ID: spiced beef tongues, soc NJ; veal
outlets. soc 10. leaf lard. ,7nc ~. cir
loin steak, soc III. Stalls 1925, Nnptha
soap, &c bar. 3 boxes matches, lac; tall
cans salmon. Use: cocoa or chocolate, csc
~: full pound seediess raislns. lie.
PIKE PLACE
Stall 70. pure fresh pasteurlzod milk,
12c at. stall SO. sweet spanish onions,
sc 10, fbs. csc; American Wonder po-
tatoea, s2.65 sack. delivered. stall 20.
cranberrics. lbs. 3se; Jonathan apples,
SC don sweet potatoes, Q ms 2sc. Stall
90, Krinlsie corn flakes. lie pkg; Holly
rice and milk. cans zoe. Stall IS. s5c
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ed and laid in galvanized tin pans
placed upon ammonia coils The
temperature for freezing Is Is below
zero. when stiff. the fish are wrap
ped separately in oiled tissue. packed
in paper lined boxes. with the net
and gross amounts labeled upon
them. Alright refrigerator cars.
with a temperature OF 80 above zero.
receive the boxes, thoroly packed
within amid sawdust. 10 keep an even
temperature.
Advertising Did Il
The increase in the industry Of
fresh fish freezing is due to the fact
that the government has been con-
stantly advertising since the wars
beginning 10 conserve on other kinds
OF meat" says Svendsen. while en-
joying an infrequent moment OF Of
flee leisure. white salmon Is re-
talned on this coast. because the peo-
pie OF the Pacific know how TO judge
"A salmon. Red salmon Is sent 20 the
Eastern coast, because the people
there are not educated to the qualify
OF tho white salmon. Not many PEG
pie know that the frozen fish should
be thawed out and prepared for use
In cold water.
1T will be pity IL this industry.
which has become so flourishing
since high freight rates prevent Nor
way. Scotland and Newfoundland
from shipping their fish here, is not
allowed TO live after the war because
OF lack OF protective tariff rates"
The San Juan Fish Co. the Booth
Fisheries Co. and the Spokane ST.
public dock plant are three concerns
in Seattle engaged in the ever-grow-
ing industry of fresh fish freezing.
King salmon and Chinook salmon.
extensively caught in Alaska. Puget
sound and the Columbia river. also
are subjected to the mild cure,
process which makes them more suit
able for smoking. The cured fish are
usually sent to New York for smok-
ing. tho some Seattle fisheries have
their own smokehouses.
Five years ago. not more than 1000
barrels OF herring We're packed for
distribution on the West coast Now
10000 barrels are packed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-29
VITAL STATISTICS

DIVORCES
Complaints for divorce were filed
~ the superior court yesterday as
follows. Prank 81 Kuchan against
rhuttiewortb against Alfred Shut
tlrworth. upnsurport. Fern Rivers
against Charles Rivers. cruelty
Ken Wstanaec against JingAburo
wA'Anasc. do.sr,lan,
f.ottie T.. Con. 90. t50s gunnysidc
ave, october -. Cora NJ. Motz. 30.
si2 Denny ave. October 20: John 6.
Young. y. za2a East Harrison ct.
october %. blanche y. Hightowcr.
30. $40 Fifth ave, October 20; Clyde
frcdcnburE. -. 22ib Fourth ave.
october 20. Charles T. Hrohaipn. 2s.
1903 Minor ave. october IS; Louis
walker. 81. sis Maynard ave. oc-
sixth \. ". october -: Mac Phil
lips. %. 200 First ave. ". October
~. ", Iwasaki. Is. 90T Ninth ave,
\ october %: ! rfoshimura' 60.
tohcr "a. Mrs Harriet NJ. Hili. a..
2hio Byron st, ctobcr 95. Mrs. Mary
Lyman. "a. oil 2gnd ave: October
20 william y. Olson. 20. sos West
Leonard l.. Cole. 81. to7i Second
ave n r.. October ~: Jack Murray.
~ Puget Sound hotel. October rs.
Arthur SatoHka. I months. 7Go7 18th
ave. =. October 90: $, Suzasna. 80.
az Maynard St. october "a. Mar
Earct =. Davis. ?. 27th and Govern
ment way. October %: Charles T..
De Donate. 30. 55is isth ave. s.. oc-
tober rs Walter Fort -. loo3 First
PM. rs, 2sts Mary st. october ~:
Mary Randa. 20. 1ib 2int ave. n.
October %: William Hanover. 50.
ssls 18Th ave. y; T.. October rs;
s Mire oetossr william ifGS T IS Nee
Caffrey, SO. aii7 ssth ave. 5. W.
MARRIAGES
Name and residence. Age.
Howard w. Munson. Bcliing-
Eloisc il. schuirman. Seattle. Lessai
Charles Bcryl Merritt. Fort
Wordcn ~. ..............., Legal
CorrcHa wheeler. seattle Legal
James Arthur Peterborough. Sc
attic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Ammo Louise Dickson. Seattie.I.egal
Floyd G. Ross, Seattle. Legal
Fora II. De witt. Seattle Legal
Arthur kirkhcimcr, Seattle Legal
Margaret Jensen. Seattle ... Legal
Paul Welscy Blank, Seattle. "a
lpcHsa Viola Johnson, seattle. is
Gnlcn X Gcnoway. Seattle. 20
olwyn Jones, Seattle .... %
Nick Olson, Monroe ......... Legal
Hattie St Clair. Monroe ... Legal
BIRTHS
Girl TO Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l. Andcr-
son. 4li Terry ave. October 20: boy
TO Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. knuskey.
2S2O East Roy 81, october 30: girl
TO Mr.. and Mrs g. II. Peterson. 1910
Forrest st, October %. girl to Mr.
and Mrs. r. Trcgoning. 6262 32nd
~. W. October "a. girl TO Mrs. r.
Anderson Gather dead. birthplace
OF child, 200 Riverside. October TO-:
girl TO Mr.. and Mrs. r. Whitchouse.
$40 Republican st, October 20 boy
s. w, October "a. boy TO MIR. and
Mrs. l.. l., SlRpp, G3il 10th $. W,
October "a; boy TO Mr.. and Mrs, q.
Collins. 10i0is Yesler way October
%: boy 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Stoffen-
sen, 1914 Weller at, October is; boy
10 Mr. and Mrs. u. II, Siercr. 6622
Fast Green Lake boulevard. October
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