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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16
BUSY DAYS FOR
PACIFIC FLEET
Merchant Carriers Face Ac-
tive Cargo Schedule

The latter part OF Angus, and
September will be busy days for the
Pacific Steamship company. accord
ing 10 l.. l.. Bates Of the foreign
trade department Of the Pacific
Steamship company.
On Monday. August rs. the steam.
ship Oleum will clear from the
Smiths Cove terminal with a general
cargo for Japan. Manila and China.
Immediately after the Oleum leaves
the Ieonium will begin loading at her
berth.
The Admiral Mayo il due in Seat.
Tie shortly. having cleared from
Manila on August 3. bound for Seat.
tie. by way OF San Francisco.
On September 10 the steamer
Wheatland Montana will load for for.
eign ports The steamer Lake Good
speed will begin loading on Septem-
Der 20. and VIII leave when loaded
for Cuba.
The Seattle Spirit. sister ship OF
the wheatiand Montana. Is booked
10 load on September IS
Foreign activities OF the Pacific
company's Oriental fleet. according
10 cable advises received Friday. are
as follows; The West Munham sail
cd from Nagasad for Kobe on
August 9 and the E,idridge cleared
Moi for Shanghai on the same date
The Admiral Knight arrived at Man
fla on August T.
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Start Drive Monday to
Raise Money for Fleet

Entertainment Of the gobs OF the
Pacific fleet. 10000 at q time for
three days. Will fall upon special
committee headed by Charles y.
Davis. exalted ruler OF the Eiks.
Tina, is. the special committee must
have ~sose 10 500. 900 II anything
like a good times Is provided for the
tackles
And the money viii be forthcoming
II the reception committee Of the
Chamber OF Commerce and CONNER
cisi Club has It's way. And 10 have
its way members OF the committee
will start a drive for dollars next
Monday or Tuesday.
To provide lavish and free enter.
tainmsnt for the personnel Of the
Pacific fleet. a minimum expenditure
Of more than s23.0 900 a day will be
necessary. according to Chairman
Davis. Dinners. dances. barbecues.
theatcr tickets. street car tickets.
swimming pool tickets. in fact. no
COB win be sbic to spend thin dime
In Seattle while the fleet win be here
according 20 Davis
Housing 81 the thousands OF civil.
Han visitors who will crush into Sc
attic during fleet week II a task that
win be handled by committee OF
which James L.ansbury Is chairman.
with offices at zoe Collins building.
Residents Of Seattle who win be able
to accommodate one or more visitors
during fleet week are urged TO list
such housing space with Chairman
Lansbury His telephone number is
Elliott 2a2g or Elliott 5gss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16

10 the matter. and n seems 10 me
That We must stand for Bciective al.
mission ana scientific distribution 81
aliens. Suppose the intending i'm
migrant WIS compelled 10 pay. say.
$50 to our representative In foreign
lands. 10 he used for the purpose of
investigation and eSsrninsuon-the
prospective citizen to Sign a ques-
tionnaire giving fun particulars Of
himself and his experience. in order
that W. might be Informed as TO his
record. training and character.
N then. the intending immigrant
IL found 20 be all right. and We find
Ne need such a person In some part
~ our country. he would be allowed
10 enter. but his destination would
be- that part of our country where he
II needed. We must select our i'm
migrants. and we must send them 10
that part Of our country whore they
are most needed. Under our present
system thousands Of experienced.
Hkiliful farmers stop in our great
cities and become Bwcatshop work
crs. etc. This IN abhorrcnt to all
order ana efficiency. II Ii pure
waste 81 human material.
Needed Elsewhere
II have known Thousands OF men
TO b. idle in New York city. while
thousands more get off the boat from
farming districts and remain In New
York city. instead Of going to Kan
sas or some other farming state.
where men are badly needed. This
makes u bad for our country and
Increases unemployment In our cities.
II Is my belief that the affairs OF
the United States should be conduct
ed primarily for the United States
OF America. The plan OF selectiye
admittance and scientific distribution
would BE- OF mutual benefit to the i'm
migrant. as well as to our country"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16
STORAGE PRICE
. UP 299 PER CENT.
Department of Justice Plans
Big investigation
BY RALPH r. COUCH

United Press staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1e.-Offi-
Gals OF the department OF justice to-
day planned an investigation OF stor-
age houses in which holdings OF but
ter, eggs. dairy products and poultry
have increased from 20 to 2se per
cent since last year.
Prices have scared for poultry and
dairy products generally during the
same year.
Extra data on the holdings OF all
big storage houses In the country
are now in possession of the bureau
OF markets. which has Just finished
careful survey. Justice depart
ment officials plan to ask for all the
facts brought out in this survey. re-
suits of which have just been an
nounced.
Steps are now being taken TO com.
bat this situation said c. r. Ames,
assistant attorney general, in charge
of the campaign 10 prosecute food
profiteers during the absence OF At
torney General Palmer.
Il am glad TO note that the infor.
nation gathered by the bureau OF
markets confirms the belief OF this
department that one OF the chief
factors causing the high cost OF nv.
ing is boarding of great stocks of
food. IL thoroly demonstrates the
wisdom OF the policy already adopted
by the justice department"
The canvass made by the bureau
OF markets shows that cold storage
holdings OF creamery butter August
l, 1919. were 400 per cent in excess
OF those of August l. 1915. or an in
crease OF S6.0S3.54s pounds. Hold.
ings August /, 1919, totaied 124.S39..
7s2 pounds.
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Hanson Would Limit
immigration to u. S.

Limited immigration and seien.
tine distribution Of aliens thru.
out the United States are the two
methods whereby the growing Jap
an.-~ menace can successfully be
eurbed. according 10 Mayor Han.
son. In "a statement saturday.
Mayor Hanson believes that laws
can be made whereby aliens can BE-
excluded when there ~ an over rush
OF them. and then the bars lowered
when there IN room for them. lie
believes that. thru scientific distrl-
button. aliens can be sent 10 parts Of
the country whore growth Is desired.
By such lsws. he points out u ~
not necessary to legihlate directly
against the Japanese. but AT aliens
az a whole. ana simply employ the
laws against the Japanese a. they
are needed.
This II a sure fire hit against the
'IapaneHe. " declared Hanson. "aH We
simply won't admit them Even II
one should get In. why. we can send
him on into the Middle West and
thereby relieve the conRcsted situs
uon on the Pacific coast
The problem Of immigration is
worthy 81 careful confederation By
all thinking men Ioiring the past
100 years We have admitted over 80 j..
0oo.0 aliens. most ~ whom have
been assimilatcd and become real
American citlDns The haphazard
method of their admittanoe and lack
Of scientific distribution. however.
have resulted IN many undesira bles
coming TO our land. and also in the
hcrding together Of large numbers In
the congested districts 81 our large
cities. creating Sums. with all their
attendant evils.
seicctive Admission
sI have s.fVeu eoussiaar.t.fa sbofstss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16
FARM LANDS


CENTRAL YAKIMA VALLEY
FARM LANDS
4 nder government irrigation system.
The heart 81 the Yakima valley,
where tho crop report last year
showed up an average Of ti02 per
acre,
You that are contemplating buying
. place. come 10 our OFFICE ana ss-
anime our iist and pictures. and Sc
lset just what you arc looking for
Also have several tracts OF raw
ssg.bruEh land under the extern
sion Of the government ditch. from
$50 10 $50 per scrs.
For Information and literature. call
at Room sIa Crazy HldR.
II W FHiELfSC. Seattle. Wash.
t2g AcREA NEAR SUNSET HloH-
way. between isnaquah sand Rem
ton. about 4 acres once cleared.
but somewhat grown up 70 sap
iingH. old buildings and about 70
bearing fruit trees that are IN far
condition. spring water ana small
creek runs across on~ corner
mostly upland. splendid FOR chick
enH sheep or hogr. - goo hsif
each Might take seattle ~ Ia
coma property up e. $1,000. aud
81 900 cash g r. Berry. lsnaguah.
Wash
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Favorable Report
on Dry Provisions

WASHINGTON. Aug. f6.-The
senate judiciary committee today
ordered favorable report on the
revised prohibition enforcement bill.
The committee action was taken
without "A record vote.
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Gosh All Hemlock!
Jawn D. Raises EN-

BANONNE, n. j.. Aug. ia 10 per
cent bonus TO all employees not ON
regular salary was announced today
by the standard Oil company of New
Jersey and the Tidewater Oil com
pany, The bonuses will be monthly
until the cost OF living becomes
cheaper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16
ACREAGE


IN " nm PIN y ltsfs ANNNF
TACOMA
only l's miles from town; land per
f"flD level mostly bottom land
covered With cedar aud alder,
enough standing timber on the
Iand 70 pay fnf a.. partly fenced
schools close improved ranches On
al sides HulisYou cant beat a.
monthly
THE W y. MORSE go.
fts ls"afN Ildf Elliott 1896
AuBuHHAN HOME
acres. Y acre cleared IfNfE
Groom bungalow style house. Iga
60 chicken house: apple trees. 4
years did creek flows across back
acre. located At Foster. 10 minutes
60 center 81 seattle by auto or
BY street st car ,,,se 1850. 1900
phon. sidney 72s Tor directions.
GOOD LOGGED orr LAND ron
sale Low prices: easy terms.
Liberty bonds accepted AZ par.
Call or write for offer 10 mill
G. MCKENZIE. ~ the
THREE LAKES LUMBER co.
Three Lakes. wash. or
IA New York Block. Seattle.
10 AcHEH. PERFECTLY LEVEL
LAND SOUTH or SEATTLE
This land is well located. close N
both high and grade school. near
general store fine clay loan. sub
irrigated soili will grow anything.
fenced on one end large dairy
farms on all sides. mail and milk
route daily only $3.50; $50
cash, $40 monthly
THE " v. MORSE co
tig Leary Hldg Elliott tesS.
fNpH WE'D AND 10 ACRE
tracts Of good land for sale on
sunset highway. now under con
tract Of paving 90 city, NJ Coal
field four miles from keuion
Terms 60 suit customer. Good
school J " Payne. cOalfieid.
y. o. Rsnton. n v. u. No. 2
roK SALE. CHEAP. BY OWNER
90 acres finest cut-oyer land, ?
acres cleared. within two miles OF
ny. station. near MaryENilie. easy
10 clear. wei water, lumber for
house. owner III Phone Queen
Anne 1a82
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LEGAL NOTICES
LOG

TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
The undersigned has made appiica-
ton to erect garage building at
itio-lS Metros. ave. tots I. ?. ,. 4.
block 4. Repiat OF 18th Ave. Ad-
diton. Anyone desiring to pro-
test against such occupation viii
fite such protest at the office Of
superintendent OF buildings prior
TO August ~. 1918.
c. O. RltDFIELD owner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16

WAiiinKford ave- Van Amhurr.
as y q 1t. Tacoma. wash Niaa
Alice TFsckey. iOs sixth ave. \.
AiFs Jennie Conner. 1881 lioyistnu
ave- Verne D. Cox. Ei0k sixth
ave. Mrs Hay CoisY. Port or
chard. box so y nurns 1854
Terry ave. J. 4. Could. X & Boa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16

Faith may move mountains. but il
takes more than faith to stop them
when they get good and ready TO
now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16
LOGsED0FF LANDS

900 ACRES IN HoUTHWEsT
Washington for sale To settlerr
Easy terms no raiae in prices 80
per acre and 10 Liberty Bonds
taken at par write for may show
ing location. etc
wfsYERHAtiRER TIMER co.
Tnrnraa lllAn Thrnrlh Mnnh
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Here Is the First Line for Next Weeks
WANT AID RHYME CONTEST
81 want to trade my old gray mare"


ton WANT ADS Rhyme to consist four lines only Your rhyme @
and address top the If did win prize te n
be additional The Star the right to PRINT any
Here is the n this weeks
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y W NftpN> NNNttb-NN5
nIScfiA Rgrn soiniicR Jar
rived. strfvh. o. anxious Go learn
automobile or marhine shop prae-
tirr Willine Co. snake himself use.
fut SALARY Anderson. taaa'a f2ud
ave E Madison
NoUNC NAN, RETURNED SOL
dler. married. wishes position e.
an undertaken apprentice. hha
some knowledge 90 profession.
Also an experienced chauffeur.
Address n-is, star
DISCHARGED SAILOR WANTS
work Sales. stsnoEraphtc and OF
flee experience. aEe 81; married;
neat appearance aud aggressive
capable ~ meeting public, Al
dress R-ts. star
YOUNG MAN, %. DESIRES CLlsR-
zeal position: years heokkesp-
ing experience. discharged offteet
university education. good REFER
ences Address n.s0, star.
EN- MARINE EXPERIENCED re
tectiNe Investigator. special agent
and claim agent wlshea position
In similar line. Fair knowledge ar
traffic Address n-3i, star
piSCHARGED SOLDIER DESIRES
steady employment warehouse
shipping room preferred HAS re-
tail experience: outside references
Address H-ss, star
DISCHARGED SOLDIER WISHES
position with some auto truck
concern as driver OF second me-
chanic. best of references. Nd
dress R-ss, star
OVERSEAS SOLDIER Just piS-
charged from the Motor Transport
corps. desires position driving prts
yste car or truck. Address b-sf.
star
nts9t4.pfsa,f, ef,4 Tf,fffp NA1Sfttt~
position as shipping clerk or as
slstant I can fill the bill local
references. Address R-sa, star
DISCHARGED Sof pf r r. HiGH
school graduate. IS years 90 age.
desires position with local export
inc firm Address B-9s, star
DISCHARGED SOLDIER MARRIED
truck or private chauffeur Is
months Motor Transport torpa.
49, 4. .-------I q II
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2is Union ~ Elliott $50,
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS MD Liz
rRTN BONDS BOUGHT c. ID.
NcConahy. aiT American Bank
Bldg. Second and Madison.
WE BUY LIBERTY BONDS At
small discount: also partial pay
ment receipts and w. 3. Stamps
201 Hairht Bldg
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$50. ~ v Llnthien. tis cobb
nidr Ruth Emmeruon. fversou,
wash Mrs. Oliver Allen. 1910
noy iston ave hrs. J Taylor. 40
queen Anne ave- br - Dlils-
have. tna i1th ave. n; Vera
Henry. 400 Harrlson 1t A. W.
welsh. SOC y Minor ave y.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

YOUNG LADIES WANTED FOR
! TELEPHONE OPERATING. PAID
: WHILE LEARNING. TELEPHONE
: co. Ills FOURTH AVE
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% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

$3.50. sANELy INV EsTED IN
honest gold field may net you
$4,000 by Christmas Free trip TO
Libby. Mont. TO first investors.
Seek association ~ honest men.
desiring fair chance at proven
riches. willing TO take n little
chance on basis Of absolute merit.
Write me. c-23. care star.
YOU CAN MAKE MONEY REPRE-
senting the greatest thing needed
by every home. farm and store.
why not get busy now and get
your share Of the profits Fred
w. Wolf. Distributor. 2eT y. Wells
st. Chicago.
WANTED - PARTY WITH si.b00
take third interest In small shlngle
mill Fun security given. Large
and quick returns. Investigate.
mill man. 1854 18th ave. w. Phone
Queen Anne Ease.
FOR SALE--GOoD RETAIL DAIRY
businessi everything to do with.
could be Increased TO double what
" is now, $500 viii handle t.
Taking over S3Go a month. Nd
dress C-20, star
WANTED - INFORMATION RE-
Earding good business for sale.
Send description. G. c. shepard
Minneapolis. MINI.
ron SALE-ouiCK REPAIR SHOP.
good business. Lots OF work.
Call on Sam'l Switzer. Orting,
Washington.
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SNAP ROOM MODERN nrSGA-
low: hot water heat. hardwood
nnor downstairs. upstairs sealed
with lumber. can be bedrooms
N needed On = eth st. between
taEi~Y and Meridian 4 block
from car Hines and school.
Price $500. terms
JOS SWEENEY
$50 Burke HidK Main sfst
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SOLD AT MARKET
Our brokerage department ~ COM
pietu In every respect. Ask US for
Information regarding any -.
cuTity. orders executed 10 buy or
cell any stock or bond in any
market
N T. WILLS COMPANY
Stock rockers.
Elliott 1896 sis second Ave
SEATTLE. WASH
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10 MALE AND FEMALE HELP
WANTED

HoP rtckFRS At MoRGiER nor
ranch Yakima. wash. Inquire ~
public employ ment office. III
James st Phone Main 5000. in
eulre Art Norriwr
HoP PlCkEEs WANTED - GOOD
accommodations. 81 20 per hox
Write Tor PARTICULARS 20 Joe
GaIrrr MeNlllln. wash
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PERSONAL.

HENNA PACKS. 81: ToucHUPS.
$3.50 TO $3.50, The results viii
please you. All beauty parlor
work done by thoroly experienced
operators,
The very best in hair goods at half
the price on Second ave.
LADIES IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main 6b07 SEQ Union st.
huSiTiNELY highest prices paid
FOR DIAMONDS. gold. silver,
Old or broken jeweiry, watches
MONEY LOANED On SAME
SMITH JIlWELRY co.
~ l. G. Smith Bldg. fourth floor
DIAMONDS. WATCHES ON CREOLE
MICHAEL. 2o2 PIKE ST.
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Even did Classified
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FOR RENT-HOTsFS
WANTED-TO RENT

FAMILY WANTS
70 rent q e-roam modern house
about August 20 Prefer Queer
Anne or phinn@y district viii
lease " rent 10 right. Phone Miss
Morrison. Main see
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sHoRT RooKKEEPfSG MD
EFFICIENCY COURSES

SHORT NJ NM
EFFICIENCY COURSES
Two To Three Months
Prof A. e. Jennings Ia charge.
Hall. BUSINESS COLLEGE
CREDIT. IF you WISH. VIEW AT
rivals. serge. Jersey. Georrette
dr~eses. also fine showing 81 sport
okirfs and hicusea Phelps Co.
eotL Third tur-tsirs,.
VI AffEn--ExpER opf;k-
ator< on house dresses and aprons
<iekols Dress Manufacturing Co.
lis Third :
Ff<tSHERS AND POWER OPERA
tors wanted for cioaks and suits
Diamond a Pollock suit CO. Zoe
Columbia
ENPERiESCED OPERATORS ON
khaki clothing. flannel and mack
NAV shirts. teti First Main to5l.
ETfrCHEH FOR FITTING ROOM
Solder shoe MANUFACTURING Co.
1soe Western ave.
pRESSMAkr>G EASILY LEARNED.
teach you how. NrS. IL Lowe.
see Virginia 81.
WAY THEY ARE DANCING TAKE
or lessons Stevens. 1888 9Th.
HA0TfNE PIANO PL NO
taught. rants~~s EulldiuE.
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iors securing tickets TO the Ciemmer
the Want AID pages.
MRS " n. DfLLEHAYE
iG3 i5fh Arc. y.
hare an empty ROOM fer fert
4 nd nor IN cat capri
m place a u-1Hf I'D IN The star.
That's crcrVbodp's paper,
n n. KNIGHT
BrcmcFfoH. wash.
harc an empty room for rent;
To fm u asichlg an beat.
Tu irsrrf az al a. The seattle star.
n gtrrs the best results bp far.
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Lillian johnson. 1850 " ssrd
st. Dorothy A. kinnie. stes sixth
ave. zoiis Frariens. ssgs tTth st
w. g. - Tate. T. - - 3. nox
LEI Mrs Henry Giich~r. 1850 Hot
gate At; iosrph inc n oFL igt
seth ave: Ncttlns Strubaek. SECS
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ADELfA CONVERSE
Room is Ciorrr BLOCK. Rockingham
hare an cmpiy rooH, for rent
BRt shdH rctcr toOrrvs
fH phoHe Thr star ard b. content
That IN reai u iH hurry
YRS T. p NAYS
reg I'm Are. ~
hare eH,pfy for rerf
ucry chosoc locatoH
IN pct ,eanf I'D ~ The star.
n has the eircsiafton.
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SO FOR stLE-FTRNITTR
PRICES ARE ADVANCING FASTER
now than during the war. Thi.
fall you Will not be able to get
selections. In fact. a good many
articles cannot be bought now, 20
here u your chance this month 20
buy at the old price anything in
the line Of furniture and stoves
We sell brand new
s-HoLE STEEL RANGE FOR $50.
Price later. ss5.
bss plates .s....s.s- ss.ss.s..s 100
steel conches ...-............ slls
2-inch post beds ...........-.. 1915
PRINT linoleum ..s+t,...s.eSc a yard
We also have large stock Of used
furniture away below what II ~
worth. BE wise--pay cash. We
save you 400.
EcKMAN FURNITURE co.
Sixth and Westiake
coat HEATER. sfDEBoARD.
couch. hall rack, etc e7is goth
ave. ". w.
FOR sALTs-s-HoLE BUCK RANGE.
oak dining table. dresser. sani-
tary couch and coal heater. Phone
Ballard 30s7.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE
MALE Hri.P WANTED

WANTrb-posiriox As HOUSE
keeper BY widow. isit Ninth ave.
ruufsn !
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IfscHAHGED soLDIEH DESIRES
employment ~ once Handy with
carpenter tools. Address B-2I,
Star.
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STOCKS AND nONDs

VIE WILL BY
Western smelling lv~wf. beacon
Coal Pan Motors. Great western
Petroleum. wyoming Eastern syn.
dictate Units. ballard OiL CitizenH
Bank Of Georgetown
WE WILL SELL
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Liberty Bonds. War Savings Stamps
Pan Motor, beacon Coal
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-09
Cocoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

# you want to keep your hair in good
condition, be careful what you wash 1t
with
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkah This dries the
scalp makes the hair brittle, and is very
harmful Just PLAIN mulsitied c0coauut
oil (Which is pure and entirely grease
less), is much better than the most ex-
pc1siye soap or anything else you can
Use for shawpoo.1g, as this can't pos
sib.y injl-e tie hair. -
Simply mcateu your hair with water
ard 14h It 4a. One or two teas25oHfuls
viii make an abundance q ri-h, creamy
la,hcr, and c,eanses the hair and scalp
thoroucaiy The iathcr rinses ont easily
and removes every particle Of dust, dirt,
dandrutl and excessive oil The hair
dries Quickly and evenly, and Il leaves il
fine and silky bright, duffy and easy to
manage
Iou can get m4Isi6cd cocoanut oil at
most any drug store Il IS very cheap,
ana . few ounces is eaough to last
everyone in tie family for months.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-09
THE HUMBLE CORNCOB.

Corncobs, it develops, are good Tor
something besides pipes or fuel
Heretofore they have been one Of the
greatest waste stuffs in American agri-
culture OF the billions Of bushels Of
corn produced every year most Of the
cobs have been thrown away.
Now the department Of agriculture
reports that almost the whole cob can
DE converted into valuable substances.
More than one-third Of it can be made
into crystalline glucose, which has
many uses, one Of which is the manu-.
facture of alcohol. BY a newly dis
covered process 40 per cent Or more
OF the cob can be transformed into ar
adhesive" suitable for use in max
ing fiber board and paper boxes, for
billposting and labelling and many
other purposes.
The chief objection to this aIhesiy,
is it's brown color If it could be made
cdlorless 1t might replace the ad
hesiyes now in use. thereby saYinl
great quantities Of foodstuffs used III
in the form Of starch, dextrine, houl
paste. etc, Ii is said that the replace
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-09

Tho cnldest place on earth inhabited
hT man IL (erShoyansk. above HE are
tn circle in northeastern Siberia. The
Thermometer there drops to 80 degrees
below zero in January. but sometimes
r.ses 10 So degrees above zero in the
shade i'm July. dropping, howeye. 10
the freeing point Ell the warmest
SIMMER night.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-09
BUSY IN FIELD:
COURT WAITS FOR Him

Springfield Ill., april ~ Court mu-
$ i-t for Louis sale, farmer. He YEAS
ta9 busy OWNS oa.H in lhc field J-
lr aFy Io ASCEND "a hearing @. Iis
a.liat the 5aueamou County
Abstract company I'm a Justice Of ihe
g-a.e count here SD thc judge arfaas
~ to hold s1ec.al night session for
0.n TA' court seq precedent u
ing SO.