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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-12

Partner wanted in good paying
lunch counter. In dandy location.
\ real little money maker. Need
steady ana reliable partner -
Previous experience not necessary.
as owner w. a rood cook. A real
snap Price only $500. See M.
Bray.
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INK = F1ft~ T
Partner wanted in well known. good
paying office business. A pleas
ant. congenial line. where each
partner can easily clear $3.50
monthly for himself. No previous
experience necessary. All books
open for examination The right
man can purchase equal half in
terest for 5000. and It's bargain
for the money
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HOEORABLY DISCHARGED. AGE 30.
married: desires 20 connect with
good business house. high school
education: six years experience
with large Eastern corporation a.
salesman: have had good office
training. Address Mi. Star.
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IL ROOMS. Of good furniture; an IN
new condition. good lease at SIS:
1880. with $3.50 cash This Is a
bargain. and viii seil quickly.
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MALE HKiF WANTED

MEN WANTED TO TIE TRAINED
AS SAILORS FIREMEN AND
FOR THE STEWARDS DEPART
MEST IN THE MERCHANT MA
RrNE FOR GOOD JOBS AT GOOD
PAY ON OCEAN GOING VESSELS
BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE.
MUST BE AMERICAN CITIZENS
BETWEEN ACES OF IS AND IS.
PAY WHILE TRAINING. BOARD
AND UNIFORM FURNISHED ny
UNITED STATES SHIPPING
BOARD. APPLY TO n. y. HiG-
GINS. ENROLLING AGENT. WEST
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON.
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LIBERTY BONDs ACCEPTED AS
CASH ~ FULL PAYMENT OF
ANY or THE FOLLOWING
PROPOSITIONS.
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DEAL WITH Az OLD EGTABIfgH-
ED. WELL Known FIRM. ORR
HEPUTATlOS IS AS GOOD As
OUR NAME
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ron sALI:-REAL ESTATE

IMMEDIATE ppHAfHStoN
81 600 g-room cottage; lot b01i00.
good terms.
. 500 room cottage. lot aeHtooi
modern. close 60 car.
81. sOO-5. room modern cottage. with
garage.
These arc fine properties. can De
handled with $500 pay meut
GEO W. HIf.L a co
X ehwoud 100. Green Lake station.
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ACREAGE
IMPROVED LAND
BUILDINGS; FunNiTunE

CLOSE ~. 1850
Nicely Improved place Httfac-
two hnune. frult trees her
rirn nf different Vnfistiens
tHpiendld water. good soil
understandable view some
standing green trees, range.
bedroom Hrt. chairH. tables
aud other furniture goes
with place. owner II this
property has bought "a fruit
ranch In California. aud b.
leaving next week. hatlhfHt-
tory party can arrange easy
terms. providing purchaser
intends moving on place
soon Handy FOR people EN-
ploycd downtown. ABBY zVj
Nav York block.
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4 ron sALE-AuroMoBILrs
SPECIAL cAat PRICES

SPECIAL CAslt PRICES
on USED MANwEfI.s
1916 Maxweila ........,t so and up
isi7 Maxwell tourines. 400 and up
1sis Maxwell tourinss. eoo aud up
1sts Maxwell aii-weath-
~ tops ,.s..sts... hNo ANA up
1919 Maxwell ali-wcath-
cr tops ,.....t,.,,. 1850 and up
USED CHANnLERo
1els Chandler tourlngs 4. 100 and up
1919 Chandler tourlngu 500 aud up
lsis Chandler touriugs .i.tso ana up
lsis Ford touring
1917 Ford touring
tsiG Ford touring
1915 Liberty tdght six
1915 Buick IAght STA
1915 Dodge touring.
1917 styarnn- knight
SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE COMPANY
ftOt D.. Pike 81
Telephone EAnt f62.
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RELIABLE INVESTMENT co
III Seaboard Blag.. 9Th and Pike
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WANTED-ExPER NEWS
paper solicitors for city work.
Salary proposition and steady
work See Mr. Parish. 1907 Sew
ensh ave. Seattle. wash.
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WILL TEACH YoU HOW TO
drive and repair on all the stand
ard make trucks. tractors and au-
oomobiies IN the shortest time
possEbse. Special day and night
efa1xen Mr. Juneau Hta Cherry.
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YOUNG ARMY OFFICER, JUST RE
leased. now attending morning
classes at university. desires af-
preferred Has had civil service
experience as stenographcr. Best
of refarenraa call BEACON I2Gl.
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rnrIr AND cIncKEN LIE

FRUIT AND CHICKEN FARM
south ~ Town
close 10 Ilphiinr buufoNhrds small
house, large barn. orchard. goo
trees Price. Including furniture
ana tools. t2.iOD. terms 900 cash.
Nse our Large List Farms, Acreage.
SPLENDID LITTLE DAIRY Farm
one hour from this office. 20 acres.
all improved. 1-room house, large
barn. garage poultry house Or
fhard. city water. team. harness.
wagon mower rake farm tools.
head OF stock. All for $1,000.
terms.
tOHsItT MAITigY co. zoos SO Az.
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one acre In the Rainier valley. no.
!. Improvement Close 60 car.
81 900 down. terms on balance.
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Ron,fING Itolrers

IC ROOMS. close 10 postoffics. good
furniture and clean. rent only $50.
nets $3.50. About 1900 cash
takes the keys.
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o. BUSINESS 0rrORTU MITES

RELIABLE INVESTMENT co.
III HeabOhrd Bldg. fth and PIKE.
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50 FOR SALEe-FURNiTURE
SIS DROp-HEAD MACHINE, LIKE
new, g17 80: SsJ davenport, sf2.b0:
9Kl2 Administer rug. s2250: every
things 10 furnish n G-r0om house.
all together or by piece. 1527lh
Eighth ave. between pike and
Pine; cottage In rc0r Elliott
435GW
FURNITURE or 6 ROOMS. NEAR
~ new 2J09 Eighth w. Queen
Anne III. No dealers
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7 ROOMS. on seventh. near Union ~.
one floor. rent only $50; nets SIS.
Pull price only $500. easy terms
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ffOu SEkEEPING ROOMS


CLEAN. MELI.-F NfSHE u
huusek eppinE and sleeping rooms
heated. good shborhood. ISL
18th ave
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4 ROOMS: apartment close N. dan
d. furniture. which cost $500. sac
Tifice for 1895. low rent. A real
bargain.
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SOUTH END BARGAINS

one acre. all cultivated. lots Of
fruit city NAtrr. light. etc. three
minutes walk from iutefur ban
station. Zoe car fare. one block
20 paved highway, pretty view ~
river and valley Groom. SEMI
modern house. $500. with terms.
one hcrc. all cultivated. iota of fruit
tfseE city light. seven minutes
walk from inteFuFhan station Zoe
car fare. one block from paved
highway. good G-Foum modern
house. with hot nad cold water
pipsd thru a. Price sz.1e0. with
terms
> uRQUuAHT
JOS cherry 81 Main 2552.
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SEATTLE INVESTMENT co.
a2i Seaboard Bldg Attn and Pike SITS.
Phone Elliott 1914

GARAGE AND REPAIR-si.2e 200 :
81 200 for a garage that holds 4g(
cars. rent only Sos monthly with
lease: located right in auto row.
Whole price only $1,000. VIII in
voice more. No bonus asked for
the lease or good will. Same owner
for S years. This garage has not
been sold lately; therefore the
cheap price.
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O. % % % a. % % % q . . y . % @ o o
.e FUt.L. ACRE BEST or sou. -
% 600 feet Go street car Only %
90 500 This viii make sth %
"a lots Also have large tract @
10 tsNi2t. good soil. two o
10 bio.gka g. car 80, water 4"
10 tefma n YOU have 800 70
To- viii furnish you lumber 10 o
b iNouii,E gia LEARY BLDG o
o. % o % o O % o @ o o @ O o o
BARGAIN HUNTERS LOOK
Let ua chow 'snn snme - these
homes with garden and fruit. wrii
located and beet ~ suii near
university. $500. Rainier valley
81 goo Green Lake gs.to0. ifehron
hli $4,000. hair acre. yHHr terms.
= VAN AHApALE 4 90
Main ~ fnis Third Ave
RNAp
Having changed ms pians. will sell
about ona-third acre good Fpsi.
two blocks a. car. city water.
Price cpf o. 1850 easy terms.
Also viii aeii ford touring car.
cheap. inquire 7iz i@ary BIDS.
WOODLAND PARK pisTHicT
Donhir cofnef soxiii. on FIRST ave.
y " Price slice
YOUNG 4 nHonERG
$3.50 ballard ~. Phone Ballard BIB
SPECIAL
t-ronm modern can BE- made 90
h-Fonm fwli basement, one block
g. FhinnrY car line. Only fAseg.
Elliott 7soi sis seaboara bldg
az ACHEA. nEAuTfFuL lOcA-
tiun. water tn huuRrt orchard and
fruit oct out. All cleared and
plgwed. fiye blocks south q
Wheeior's store. Lake hurirn X.
q klfkham. y No 2. Seattle.
itALF-AcRE GROUND. WITH q
room house. 10 West seattle.
titeo. 900 cash and ~ per
n g PETERS
7ic Third Ave
ONE ACRE or oOop LAND. ALL
cleared. s-reom house Just north
city iinitss ON car line, $1,000.
MUTUAL INVESTMENT co
500 S0ahnard hldg.
RAINIER VALLEY l.room house.
two large. level. corner ieta good
uutbuiidinEu qnd fence. city light
anu MAHNFa NIMNNa NANM sow HAN-
arraa Bic. star
MODERN a-Roov HOUSE. TOT
seNioe, trust. ERrsge. iletus yorY
shaY terms PUBLIC REALTY
BUREAU so LIBERTY ul.pG-.
orr y -
PAID $500 oS a $4,000 GROOM
new home rhiunry district. lot
knKins Take ftss FOR equity
quick action wanted See 500 sea-
hos ri flftH Elliott 4HEN
MODERN GROOM AND nATH. TWO
bedrooms. two blocks Fhinnay
car 81 1890. easy terms PUBLIC
REALTY BUREAU. $40 LIBERTY
lIDG. orr =. q
ARKfNnA. PLUMBING 1885 JACK
son a. ficarou i1ii res. lea. 1911.
SIX LOTS IN HfiL.MAN CITY.
1000. terms 5000 Graham It,
10 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
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At RrvERroN HEIGHTS

VIEW ACRE
Choice t-acrc tract. with fine view
OF Sound and mountains: all
cleared level. good soil. short
distance north Of Seattle. on good
road. Price $1,000; terms.
GRAHAM co.
zoos AMERICAN BANk BLDG.
A SMALL PLACE ON RIG LAKE.
f-room house. wen. chicken houses
and runs; half acre. clear. $3.50:
$50 cash and $40 monthly. Addi-
tional adjoining land can be had.
H. G. PETERS
7iG THIRD Avo
10 ACRES FIRST CLASS LAND AT
Hollywood. Wash; within half
mile OF celebrated Hollywood
Dairy; good schools and hard
surfaced road; for sale cheap.
II. q. Sohnes. Malthy, Wash.
EARLY. PRODUCTIVE soil
10 or 90 acres: level; well drained,
on good highway; within 80 min
utcs from Seattle: ONLY $50 per
acre: S2b down, $40 a month,
HERBERT S. UPPER i1i I.eary Bld.
SALE. ny OWNER - 60 ACRLs
Vashon island; rs acres water
front: partly cleared; three acres
orchard. Telephone Queen Anne
4bi.
8 ACRES. HIGHLY IMPROVED;
quick sale; $1,000.
$. +. CO. Dos seaboard Bldg.
Elliott 10s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-12

we annf eight families who are in~
tcrtHtrd 80 obtaining 40 acres for
"a home Go call and arr uH
We charge no Interest Tor one year
--no agurntn for one year. You
are required 20 make some inn
proponents 20 show good iuteu-
gluie Price - land SIS per acre.
on very easy terms our offer
gives you start. and it IT, up 10
you. This offer viii not last q
great while. therefore. don't walt
4 ~ REID a co
ait-51T Sew York Block.
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i,00o--wfLL SELI-sl. 600
Good stock; second hand furniture.
also repair shop: good location.
Elliott 16lS
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t2.Tb0
5-RooM. NEARLY NEW. MODERN
bungalow. large front and dining
room. with big bay window. two
big bedrooms with large light clos.
cts; large Kitchen and pantry with
cooler: clothes chute. center hall.
entrance hail. front and back
porchcs gas. electric light: fuii
plumbing. fun cement basement,
with laundry trays. fireplace. lot
b6xi02. all street improvements in
ana paid. cement sidewalks
around tho house; few young
fruit trees! minutes walk from
car, on cement walk. Terms $500
cash. balance can be arranged,
kEAN BROS.
2023 Market St Phone Ballard I27.
Take Ballard car TO Market St
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AUCTION NOTICES

NOTICE
r. u. SMALL. AUCTfONEER
20 years In the sale ring Terms
per cent straight Write or
phone Redmond State Bank. Red
mond. Wash. Phone Black 47i.
STAR WANT ADS FOR RESULTS.
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The Largest Audience in
the Northwest
Read The Stars
Want Ads
Phone Main 600


TrNnstert charge sav~rtisinE, i've
eeUfn Hire per Insertion tsis wort.
- = fn~N. STU Insertions Tor INC
evt~c es five.
Transt~nt cash ~ advance rdrrr-
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esfx words 90 fieel. six Insertions
ter the price &C five.
Classified advertisements VIII ne
accepted up 60 II o'clock each m"rn-
uDg for the REGULAR Afternoon"
editions.
Your credit q. good, rh"re Nrtn
-. nsk for the classified ndserti>-
1Uw department. and place y"or
eWasss- before enc largest audience
IN the Northwest.
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STOCKS AND BONDS


WILL fsftY
Liberty Bonds. AL issues.
30 Aero Alarm. common. ,
900 Beacon Coal Mines.
~ Pan Motor. MINI.
Waiia WaliH GHH OF q = =. =
I Will SELL
1900 Western Smelling 4 r.. HpccL
- Alaska D. = ........ ....sene
900 okla Texas T. 4 Ref. 200
5000 Lone Star OH ...s.+..+. .6li4
10 WickH Tire n Ifubbef 1850
1000 circle CITY Mines ...... 10
500 pnc Electric Weider. 80
1000 ut Rainier Mining ... .05 z
1000 Bald Hili MINING -... On Y,
g. D. BTEEfLE
us Cherry ~ Main $500
Don't Racrifico
YOUR Liberty BONDS
VIE PAY THE FULL MARKET
VALUE VIII loan So on a $50
bond We buy partly paid bonds
ana War Savings Stamps
pl1 American Bank Bldg
Second and Madison
tfb LOANED on EACH $50 LfBEf-
~ bond goo month. 1920 Smith Isld.
% BUSINESS OPPORTI MITES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-12

the 18th aud ifthi Reds the tfth.
f.oHhurns all tho Time. liatehinH
eHnH 81 so setting
QUEEN ltATCunUY
Elliott sOsl 80 rike Sc seattle.
YOUNG LAYING tiENS or Alt
KINDS az tho EaEio Poultry, 1905
seventh ave.
|h7 pEr STOCK
NJ rENAtE CANARtES AND ONE
largo cage. Phone queen Anne
tatt
Al rom SAfE-AIfTONuu .rS
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1900 DOWN

House of three rooms and sleeping
porch: lot S0Xi10. close To car and
paved streets Price only &1S0u.
balance $50 per month including
interest
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ACREAGE


Colby 10 Seattle assured ftaad from
colby - Port orchard goes thru
IA 400 per acre. $50 down Liberty
Bonds accepted M fun face value.
YOU can 1.-Two on one ~ these tracts,
cut wood a. good wnRen. o. work
ia the navy Yard. just across the
hays Hoe Chamberlain. 9th white
Ilidg., or phone Main 3Zz
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s75o-GARAGE-s7so

so-car capacity; rent $3.50 on s-year
lease; II YOU are looking for gar
age. here is your chance. just list
ed yesterday. Place is full of cars,
averaging 81 a month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-12

ACcoUNTAT. BOOK KEEPER AND
general office man. capable Of
taking charge Of office. also ex-
perienced in passing on credit;
desires good position. Address
M-z1 star
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STATESMEN WANTED

WANTED LEAp-
ing department and general store
trade paper Excellent uppuf-
tunItys steady work. plenty ~
travel Tor honest husticrt Dry
goods or subscription experience
preferred References and eN-
prrience with urut lrttcr Box
E.fs star
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YOUNG MAN. JUST OUT or SIR
vice, desires permanent position.
clerical work: high school educa-
ton. two years experience. age
20: married: resident OF Seattle:
fair penman: salary no object II
given chance for Advancement.
Address ME- star
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BUY LIBERTY BONDS AND PAR
tinl payment receipts at per cent
discount market price. DIR. Royal,
sol IIaight Bldg.
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rs FOR EXCnANGE--REAL
ESTATE

WILL EXCHANGE
VIII take n small rooming house
and $1,000 nE payment on n high
~ improved 20-Hcro ranch In the
yakima valley Good terms on
balance. go
Have ~ lots. and cash viii OK
change for "a hotel These are To-
Gated at Second ave. ~ ". and
62nd. in Dodgo's Add. (s)
win exchange II acres in Kitsap
county 3 lots in the Maple Lear
Add. for business. Rooming
house preferred (S1
SECURITIES INVESTMENT co.
2l2 securities lildg. Elliott 1918.
SECURITIES INVESTMENT co.
2l2 Securities Bldg. We aell
ranches make cNchanEos--any
thing. anywhere. We also handle
business chnnccs
Elliott 1915
MY FINE YAKIMA ORCHARD ron
city home. $. y. co. Dos Sea
board Bldg. Elliott 10S
GOING RANCH ron CRY HOME
=. i. co, 10S Seabonrd Elliott los.
~
The Largest Audience I'm fhe
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n SITUATIONS wlNTED-MiLE

A NURSE. HONORABLE DIS
charge. Let me do your nursing
am gentle with my patients and
good company. and entertainer "
such IL necessary. experienced. and
can give references. G. Y. Berg.
care Soldiers and Sailors Club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-12

Globe ~ ACnEAGE
five acres. near Kent. "a No. ] all
fenced: FOR 5000; 800 cash. bal
nnrN easy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-12

SUBURBAN ACRES. ga MILES
north OF Cowcn park. at Lake
city. on Bothcii paved boulevard.
owned hy Seattle bank. Priced at
what they have involved through
foreclosure. $500 per acre. your
choice. very easy terms. store.
schbol and club house on land.
Select now and he ready for spring
garden. Auto bus gives hourly
service. H. $. Hendrickson. ais
Boston block Elliott 2022. East
1853.
100 ACRES. 20 OF WHICH ARE
under cultivation. six miles east
from Kent. on good hard surfaced
road. owned by banker who lived
on place several years. land liz
suitable for general farming or
for dairying. fair buildings: fenced
and cross fenced. fine neighbors:
opportunity here 10 make this
farm worth three times its cost
Price $500. easy terms can be ar
ranged H. s. Hendricksou, AIS
Boston block.
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lNTEitlRIlAN GARDEN TRACTS
b-AcNE TRACTS
FOR atTs
$50 CASH AND $40 MONTHLY
INTEEiRifAN STATION IN THE
CENTER or ADDITION
These tracts are positively tho best
offer put before the public for
many years Tho soil u the very
beat. viii produce anything that
grows 80 Western Washington
Think % getting acrse OF land a.
level as tho floor. between Seattle
and Everett close TO the Pacific
hiGhNHy. school. store and beHutt-
fui silver lake. with a car line at
your door. FOR t4gh
LIBERTY uoNDs ~ PAYMENT
PUGET SOUND FARMS co
COS Third Ave
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-07-25

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
hble to cure in all it's stages, and that is
catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure known to the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease. requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catsrrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surface of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease. and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assist
ing nature in doing its work The pro-
prletors have SO much faith it's cura-
tive powers, that they offer One Hundred
Dollars Tor any case that it fails to cure.
Send for lists of testimonials, Address,
F. J. Cheney, & Co.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by all druggists 75c.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-07-25
CORRESPONDENCE
STOUGHTON

Amputation of the leg was found
necessary Friday night for Odvar Os-
terberg. aged Is, residing on Route 5,
who was injured in a runaway Tues
day. The leg was badly mangled and
gangrene was threatened. He is at
the Stoughton hospital.
Rev. G. C. Krostu, pastor of the
East and West Koshkonong churches,
was in the city Saturday with a little
bow. son of his tenant, Elmer Fosso,
who had a finger badly crushed be-
tween a rope and pulley, with which he
came in contact. The accident hap
pened on the parsonage farm during
haying operations.
Superintendent C. o. Egeland of the
Stoughton Wagon Co. had team haul
ing away carp Saturday from along the
shore of the river at the Stoughton
dam. There was also considerable
game fish, but the people carried them
away in pals and baskets. There was
a mass of dying fish at the place when
men arrived for work and many hur-
ried to secure enough for dinner. While
bullheads, carp, pickerel, perch, bass,
pike and other fish lined the shore or
came to the surface apparently strangi-
ing, crabs and frogs climbed onto dry
ground. Dead and dying fish were a
sight and what brought them to that
condition was a conundrum.
A runaway at the farm home of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Hawkinson, several
miles northwest of Stoughton, caused
the death late Wednesday of their in
FAINT son, Howard, aged about eighteen
months. The child was struck in the
face by horses hoof and died two
hours after the accident. Hay was be-
ing unloaded in the barnyard and the
boy, in company of an older brother,
was watching. Carroll, the older OF
the children, had one leg injured and
Clarence Lewis, uncle of the boys, who
was on the hayrack, suffered wrench
ed back. Mrs. Hawkinson is daugh-
ter of Ben Lewis, 207 N. Harrison ST.,
Stoughten.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-07-25
Cases of Summer Complaint

Stomach and intestinal disturbances
are frequently corrected by the use OF
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children. They tend to cleanse the
intestinal tract and promote digestion.
Used by mothers for over 80 years.
All druggists sell them. 32w4
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-07-25
Admired His Pluck.

''Well," said Uncle 81 Bruggins after
solo by a fashionable church choir
tenor, eff that amt the rudest thing
ever saw. Just as soon as that young
man began to sing, every other men,
Der of the choir stopped. But he went
through with it. and / must say l adj
mire his Spunk. Transcript.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-07-25
Be q Good Loser.

Don't be afraid of being on the los
ing side. Defeat in a good cause Is
infinitely better than helping to win a
victory for a cause in which you do
not believe. Stand by your convictions.
One who surrenders them in order to
win is really on the losing side.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-07-25
History of Silk Production.

Silk was first made by ST Ling, wife
of Hoang-Ti, emperor of China, 26OO B.
G.. Among the Greeks Aristotle 1884
322 B. CO. is the first who mentions
it. 1t was not until A. D. $50, how
ever, that it began to be cultivated in
Europe, the first eggs being then
brought from India by some monks.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-07-25
Thousands of People Sent Packages

of Aliens Foot-Ease to their sons,
brothers or sweethearts in the army
and navy, because they knew from ex-
perience, that it would freshen and
rest their feet, make their shoes COM
Portable and walking easy. Those who
use Aliens Foot-Ease have solved their
foot troubles. 32w4
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-07-25
Reporter Plant For Sale.

Owing to i'll health of the editor, The
Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter plant and
building is offered for sale. For fur
Their particulars inquire of P. N Grubb,
Edgerton, Wisconsin. 31tf
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-07-25
Diouenes Knew.

Diogenes held his lantern before the
face of woman. 1t was Christmas
morning and she was remarking:
SHOW darling! 1t was just what
wanted! !" Whereat, the old fellow
shook his head in despair and passed
on. "She is counting at this very mo-
ment," unused Diog, ''on what she can
exchange it for"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-07-25
Chamberlain's Collie and DiarrhOea
Remedy

This medicine always wins the good
opinion if not the praise of those who
use it. Try it when you have need of
such remedy.