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uict Municipal Court. the Bronx,
against Mrs. Kingdom Gould, charg-
ing that such an amount is due him
for meals and other service nc pro-
vided for her when as Miss Annunzi-
att Camilla MARI. Lucci she main
tanned a studio at No. s West 5lst
Street The period specified in the
complaint was before Mrs. Gould's
marriage, extending from No. 10, 1912
to Oct. 10. 1915.
At the rate Of s. meal Fabiancin
estimates the total At 1851. FabianCHi
also charges that May Is, 'l9l5, Mrs.
Gould returned linen and silver dam
aged to the extent of $50. For the
various occasions on which the chef
charges his wife acted as maid he
asks s..
The summons was served on Mrs.
Gould at the offices W her counsel,
Taylor Knowles & Hack. Her nus
band is in camp with the rank Of lieu
tenant. Michael Edclstein. counsel fut
fabanclli, demanded jury trial and
the case viii he heard before Justice
William Morris at 10 o'clock to-mor-
row morning.
/ A suit was also hlcd against Mrs.
Emily A. Potter, member OF tine
llavcmcycr family by Madeline Fleig.
Mrs pottcy's cook at Clearview, on
the Country Club grounds at Throgg' :
Neck, WCstchcst"r County. Miss
llicg says She was promised $50 a
month and has received only SIS in
twenty nine months. She asks a to-
tai Of sL7oO.lj. Mrs. Potter was
! served with summons at No. $50
| Madison Avenue. Judgments amount
ing to almost S26 900 have been given
against her in the Bronx on suits by
drcssmlkcrs and others. She has OK
planned that the funds lett her are
unavailable because her husband and
I son arc in France.
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N. Y. GUARDSMEN
TO Be FIRST HOME;
TO PARADE IN CITY
possibly elsewhere in the State
before Il 10 demobilized.

Since many casualties were SUI
fcred in the herce lighting with the
British Army. in which II started, II
has been necessary to All the division
up with replacement troops, and II Is
assumed that the great majority OF
these men are from New YORK IN
order 60 retain the state character.
II was reported on the giant trans
port LeViathan to-day that she would
bring back part OF the 27th on her
next trip from Brcst. where she Is
due to leave Feb. -. However ac-
curding TO the Washington despatch,
the division will not be ready until
two weeks later.
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tired. ti73.o5s: res. for continuing,
ti9T.O25: non-op. rev. ded., S2t.2is;
bond int. s7tO.977i approp, s25,sl6;
net profit for period. t9S75o7.
Western Union Telegraph Core.
port to /. c. c.: total {. and g. op.
rev. sS.go2.945: increase. tI3S.2sl; (;
net t. and g. op. rev. Si,9So.slt: dc
crease. sl6Sl6I; or. incoo tl,5i5s2i;
decrease. S57i.i9o
Above figures arc for October.
Ten months total {. and C. op. rev..
S1i.IS2SS3, increase. SS3ll .B5. net
O. and e. op rev, Si5,S96,2Si: decrelss
S3.5S6, 500. op. inco, Sl2,iI9,59S de-
crease, t3273O96.
NoTES-At tho annual ,neetinu ~
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KNOCKS OUT PAIN
THE FIRST ROUND
Comforting relief from pain
makes Sloan's the
Worlds Liniment

This famous relievcr of rheumatic
aches, soreness, stiffness, painful
sprains, ncuralgic pains, aud most
other external tWingeS that humanity
suffers from, enjoys its great sales
because it practically never fails 10
bring speedy, comforting relief.
Always ready for use. II takes little
10 penetrate tcithout rubbing and pro.
ducc results. Clean, refreshing. At
all drug stores \ large bottle means
economy 3Oc, zoe, 81 20
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RIDER ASKS 100000 ARMY.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5--Socretary
or war Baker to-day announced that
= rider had been sent TO Congress
for attachment to the Appropriation
Bill which will authorize the Prcsj-
dent TO organize q standing army of
500 900.
This isa substitute for the original
bill. sidetracked In committee
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Butler Bros. IN Chicago the officers
we're reelected.
Banks lost yesterday $4,000 and
since last Friday S2.30t000 to the
Sub-Treasury.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor al the
Clearing House. tluS6.7 ~ Federal Re-
serve Bank creditor. ss.j01 .Syn.
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Total sales stocks, 4t5,00o.
Bond sales, S10,747,OOO.

Thc stock market again closed WITH
a better tone. A few stocks made
loss on the day. others held fairly
steady, but as a rule there were gains
OF small amounts. The railroads
might have been considered strong
in the later trading. Marine pre-
rcrrcd had gain OF around three
points. Tho fractions were still un-
der pressure. a break OF Sll bale
in the January option on cotton was
OF interest IN the Street.
The market opened generally lower
with Steel off fraction. Selling was
marked in Il. II. T. and Mexican Pc
troleum lost nearly three points In
short order. An exception TO the gem
eral list was Texas & Pacific r. L..
which gained SIS. to 81 SIS; Am.
Hide g. Leather pfd went to II Ia.
low for the week. Oklahoma p. &
Rfg made AT 8 SIS, a new low since
1t was listed.
sharp spurt in tho rails. 81. Paul
Pfd. rose TO ~, and Southern Pacific,
B. & O., Reading, Southern Common
and ST Paul Common held up well.
Reading made up It's quarterly
dividend and Missouri, Texas &
Pacific reached $685..
Bethlehem steel to-day declared an
extra dividend ot ~ per cent. and
quarterly dividend OF 1 ia per cont,
on both classes OF 4 and r common
stock. The company has declared a
dividend OF per cent. on the per
cent. preferred stock and dividend
OF per cent on the s per cent. stock
Both dividends are payable in quar-
terly instalmcnts.
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METAL EXCHANGE Quotes lead
Gull. spot and January offered $50.
Spcltcr weak. East ST. Louis Spot
offered AZ 100. January and t'cbru-
airy at SEQ March GS5, April at
$50
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Chef SUES WIFE
!. OF KINGDOM GOULD
FOR MEAL SERVICE
Cook Also Brings an Action
Against a Havemeyer
for Unpaid Services.

Adamo Fablanclr a chef on West
5lst street near Firth Avenue. has
liled suit Tor S8Gs In the Second Dis.
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Industrial per cent. Time rates
unchanged.
EXCHANGE - sterling. demand.
1850: francs. demand, 5.i5 3-I ca-
bles, jlj is; swiss francs, demand,
i.ss ~: cables. iSj l.. Guildefs. de-
mind II 81. cables. il lj-l6.
CLEARING New York ts57, a.. 40.
increase Of ,i32.G,5.sll. Philadelphia.
i63 PSI ,6is, Increase OF Sli,l7s,66i. Bos-
ton, SIS .693, ,666. increase S9l,O:5 ia7
GRAlN--Chicago opening: March
corn, 1es. of rs: May. 123 10 lg2 SIS.
unchanged to off as: March oats,
SO 3-i to SIS, unchanged 10 of Is;
May. "a to 81 ~. Of is to up is.
GRAIN nj Ci icaz0
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plvtDENps-Butlcr Bros. Ch,ca.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
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NoTEs-At the annual meeting O
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MoNEY-chl mixed l-2; all
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muy have Il cupful or more Of elder to
usn In mincement or for cooking ham.
There Is no more delicious way OF
serving hum than to cover thick
slice Of ham, after browning 1t well.
With cider and let II simmer for an
hour on the bnck part of the stove.
The meat Will be very tender and es-
peclally well favored. Serve sprln-
kled with minced parsley.
Picked onIons.--Put small. white
nicklIng onions into a Jar after peeling
them; add mixed spices and cover with
good vinegar that has been boiled and
cooled, using one tablespoonful Of
brown sugar to quart Of vinegar.
Cake crumb Dessert.-Take two cup
fuls of sponge-cake crumbs and brown
In the oven. Place In sherbet glasses
md cover with fruit sirup; serve gar
nished with II spoonful Of whipped
cream OF marshmallows cut In bits
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23

egg, one cuprui or sour mix, mar ten.
spoonful OF salt, two and onc.hulf cup.
fuls Of barley flour, two tenspoonfuls
of baking powder, onc-half teaspoon.
full OF soda, and one-half cupful of
stoned dates. Bake In creased muffin
pans one-half hour.
GrlddIe cakes.--Mix together one
cupful OF cooked rice, two beaten eggs,
two cupfuls Of sour milk. one cupfu!
OF corn flour, n tablespoonful OF melt
ed fat, one tcnspoonful of soda. mud
the snme of suit, Beat well and fry
ON n hot creased grldde.
Oatmeal Health Bread.-Pour pint
Of boiling water over two cupfuls OF
rolled outs and one cupful Of bran,
Cover and let stand hnlf-hour. Place
one-half cupfui of molnsses IN II bowl.
add u tablespoonful OF shortening and
n tenspoonful of salt. Pour over nil
these ingredients pint Of potato wa.
ter or scalded milk; add yeast cake
soitened in one-fourth cupful of luke.
warm water. Mix all together adding
six or seven cupfuls of whole-wheat
flour. When light mold into three
loaves.
Honey Salad Drcsslnu.--Beat the
yolks of three eggs, add three table.
spoonfuls of honey, and three OF lemon
Juice. onc-half teaspopnful Of salt. II few
dashes of paprlkii, three tablespoon.
fuls of oil; cook until thick, beating
with a whlsk bcater. Cool and add Il
few spoonfuls OF whipped cream be.
fore serving.
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WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT

rnrsIns or aates. one-nair cupfu, or
brown sugar. and a fourth Of n ten.
spoonful OF cinnamon. plnce n LAYER
of the ontmeal In n buttered dish add
apple. ralsins and cinnamon nnd sugar |.
repeat until all is used. Bike In n
moderate oven long enough ia cook Tho
apple.
Scotch Dat crsekers-GrInd two
eupfuls of rolled onts. add one.fourth
cupful each az milk md molasses. one
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iuutHt suuinst VI VI
der for the mincemeat. Remove i'm
PROJECTIONS before using.
When preparing grape Jelly or grape
juice. save the pulp and make mar
n'nlade; II may be mixed with apple,
thus extending the grape flavor.
Chill ssuce.--chop a half peck Of
ripe tomatoes that have been peeled.
add i've good-slxed onions and eight
green peppers, also chopped; two and
half tablespoonfls of salt. a half
cupful OF brown sugar. tablespoon
full OF ground cloves. half table
spoonful Of ground cinnamon. one tea.
spoonful of celery seed and two cup.
fnls OF vinegar. Cook slowly. stirring
occasionally for nm hour and half.
Bottle md seal.
unoooked Cucumber and Onion
Chow chow.-Ckop three pints OF
onions aud three quarts OF seeded GU
cumbers, two and a half cupfus of red
and green peppers chopped, two cup.
fuls OF chopped celery or cabbage. one
tablespoonful OF pepper, two and n
half tablcspoonfuls of salt. and three
tablespoonfuls Of celery seed. Mix and
tdd mild vinegar to make of the right
consistency.
Tomato Butter.--Blanch ripe toma.
toes, remove the skins and stew. To
each four quarts allow seven cupfuls
OF brown sugar. tablespoonful each
OF cloves. cinnamon and a teaspoonful
OF allspice. Stew very slowly until
the mixture is thick and store In stone
crooks.
sploed crapes.--No seven pounds Of
ripe Concord grapes pulped md cooked
until soft and rubbed through a sieve,
add the skins and four pounds OF
brown sugar. and a quart Of vinegar,
cook an hour and half or until the
skins are tender. Add a tablespoons
full Of ground cloves. the same Of Gin.
nnmon, and half teaspoonful Of
white pepper. Cook ten minutes long
er. then seal In sterile jars.
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IL, Nntrt MI Ming ~ HUN lOcut-
ed.
w. II. Taber and j. c. Eakle,
fruit inspectors from the Office of
the county horticulturist, paid the
Island visit ON Monday,
Mrs. c. c. Williams, ST., Miss
Ethel Carter and Miss Dora Dali
bert of Seattle were Sunday guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Davis.
Mrs. u. c. Gibson was pass
enger from Seattle on Sunday,
and has been visiting friends and
looking after her Vashon prop
erty the past few days.
Mrs. c. II. Stone and two daugh-
ters, Matte and Marguerite, and
Mr.. Ray Dougherty and Mr.. Lewis
Queen, all OF Seattle. were Sunday
guests at the Il. b. Allison home.
On his way home from Seattle
last Saturday evening, Il. G.
Thompson ran his ear off the road
at the sharp turn at the foot of
the Ellisport hill. Fortunately no
one was injured. The top of the
ear was badly broken.
Mrs. Ed Willhight is spending
few days with her sister, Mrs. b.
Reed, while recuperating from an
attack of the tlu. The three little
folks are enjoying a visit at the
home of their aunt, Mrs. II. G..
Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. klockstad return
ed on Saturday from Tacoma,
where they had been for short
visit with their d aughter, Mrs.
Clark, who was i'll in hospital,
but who, at last report, was i'm
proving.
Mrs. Chas. Deppman was in Ia
coma on Saturday and Sunday ia
assist in the care of her sister.in-
law, Mrs. II. L. Clark, who is very
i'll i'll st. Joseph S hospital. There
were not enough nurses to look
after all the cases.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Dingler OF
Pipestone, Mimi, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ID. Halsey on
Monday. They were former neigh.
bors in Minnesota. Mr.. and Mrs
Dingler were enroute to California
where they expect to remain for
an indefinite stay on account OF
Mr.. Dingler's health.
Miss Sena Hansen is visiting
relatives in Seattle this week.
The latest news from Albert
Danner states that they are en-.
josing ten-day furlough and are
visiting the historical city Of
Rome. He thinks they will sal
within a short time for New York
Mr.. j. II. Yand has sold out his
business on Vashon Island and has
returned to Renton. He is tbs
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mar
thinking County Courier.
Mr.. N. Petersen, who sold the
hotel business to Mr.. Yand early
in September, repurchased SAME
about two weeks ago and is con
Quoting it as heretofore. Mrs
Petersen is still at Finland Sana
forum. but is reported to be rap
1 idly improving.
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VASHON


You can get Tanlac at Garvin's
800.
Mrs. John King was n visitor in
Seattle on Monday.
John Deppman left on Monday
on a business trip to Oregon.
7. N. Thompson returned Mon
day from visit in Seattle.
Mrs. Glenn Kimball made trip
TO Seattle the first of the week.
Red Cross workers will meet on
next Tuesday afternoon as usual.
w. 7. Mills made a trip to the
county seat the first of the week.
John Borud of Vashon Heights
was II visitor in Seattle on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Nye went to
Seattle on Monday for short
visit.
Kenneth Landcs of Seattle was
the guest of Alfred and Merrill
Ward on Sunday.
Mrs. c. Harrington has taken
the cottage recently vacated by
Mr.. w. V. Garvin.
For shingles see w. V. Convey,
Vasbon. The quality and price is
right. Phone 223.
Mrs. B. p. Kirkland and baby
Leah are visiting relatives in Sc
attic for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Clausen enter.
tanned their son and family from
Seattle on Sunday.
Mrs. s.. Pearson came over from
Seattle on Monday to look after
her Island property.
w. j. Gordon, II. Steen and
Elmer Harmeling were transact
ing business in Seattle last Satur.
day.
The Tyrus was off the East Side
run the last of the week in order
to have some repairs made to the
machinery.
Chas. Bridgman and son return
ed Monday evening from trip tc
Seattle where the young man had
been interviewing a dentist.
A. 7. Tjomsland was in Seattl,
on Tuesday and closed up his
work as administrator of the es
tate of his son. A. w. TjoinsIand
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cans and Id the winter the Juice may
be boiled with equal parts of sugar for
three to four minutes, then turned in
to glasses.
Pie Pumpkin, canned.-Cut the
pumpkin into small pieces and cook
until smooth. Add one cupful of su-
gar and teaspoonful of salt to each
quart, and after partial sealing, cook
In hot water one and half hours.
Seal tightly and keep in cool dark
place.
Date Barley Muffins--Take two ia
blespoonftfls each of fat and sugar, one
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Spice Cookies.

Cream one-thlrd Of cupful OF fat,
add half cupfu OF sugar, one beaten
egg and cupful of molasses, In
which is dissolved teaspoonful OF
soda. Add three and half cupfuls
of -four, cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg
to taste, with currants. chopped rails
ms and few nuts. Drop on buttered
tins md sprinkle with sugar. Bake
In moderate oven.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23
Double Cheese Toast,

Toast strips Of bread on one side, on
the other spread mixture Of cream
cheese and grated American cheese,
mixed with a little chopped green
peppers. Then toast until the cheese
Is slightly brown.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23

october's child is born OF woe.
And iife's yicissitudes must know:
But place an opal on her breast
And hope will lnll her cares 20 rest.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23
sEAsoNABLE DISHES.

HEN cider cannot be
obtained in the mar.
ket. cut up n pint or
two Of Inferior apples
-wlndfnlls nrc fine
used In this wny--and
grind them through
the meat chopper. 1t
Is n little work, to be
sure, but well worth
tho trouble. for Won
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23

We take care OF our health. we lay
Up money. We make our roof light and
our clothing sufficient. but who pro-
vidcs wisely that We shall not be
wanting In the best property OF all
friends?
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23

HE use of oatmeal In
various ways will
help us to save the
precious wheat which
we are 10 anxious to
conserve.
Scotch seup.--Tnke
two and one-hnlf
quarts OF water. one
and n fourth cupfuls
~ tsuaal Ava rNto.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23
CONSERVATION RECIPES.

AXE your Jelly In the
winter, when we hope
sugar will be more
plentiful, by preparing
the fruit now In the
usual manner; strain
the juice and boil for
twenty minutes u
quart or two at a
time. Seal while boil
ing hot in starilizpd
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23

For Sale Pacific incubator, 500
egg capacity; good condition !;
cheap. Also Nleptte separator, 600
lib. capacity; practically new the
best made. Call on w, Ii. Booth
royd, Mileta. or address at Dock
ton. lift
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23

For salc-Day-old chicks. Get
your order in soon if you want
an early hatch. White Leghorns.
Black Minorcas, Rhode Island
Reds, Barred Rocks. All from
good laying stock. ID. $. Siegrist,
Colyas Phone Black 202. II
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23

For Sale Forty acres about one
mile south of Vashon; S acres
cleared, ) being in Strawberries.
$4,000. Jos. A, Hyde. 226 Burke
Building. Seattle. Hi
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23

Wnnted--llorses soc to S1.00 per
100 lbs, for hog feed also want
pig potatoes and carrots. VIII pay
cash. Phone Red 1873. II
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toes cut In small pieces, two table
spoonfuls each of corn flour and fat, or
oat -four or barley may be used. Boil
the wnter, add the oatmeal, potato, two
sliced onions. tablespoonful Of salt
and pepper to taste. Cook for half
hour. Brown the -four with the fat
and add to the soup. Cook until thick,
add one cupful Of strained tomato and
serve hot.
Oatmeal Brown netty.-Take two
cupfuls Of cooked oatmeal, four
chopped apples, one-hnlf cupful Of
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23
PREPARE ron WINTER.

7 Ey Err Y NOD US
garden these days
there are foods that
will go TO waste I'M.
less they are taken
care OF before spoil
Ing. windfnll apples
that are bruised and
unsightly will make
jelly. jam, mnrnn'
ladies', chutney or ci,
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23

After caring for her sister. Mrs.
R. Il. Clark, in IA Tacoma hospital
for few days, Mrs C. Harrington
left on Sunday for Enumclaw to
assist in caring for her sisters
four children, who are in the hos
pital there i'll with the flu. The
father was i'll in a Seattle hospital
but is now convalescing.
Capt. Henry EIarmeling reached
home ON Monday from San Jose,
Cal. where he had been TO attend
the funeral of his brother, John
Harmeling. The deceased was for
number of years engaged in
newspaper work in California
and will be remembered by Va
shon residents as the founder
when a mere boy. of the Vashon
Island News, the building now oc-
cupied by The Record being his
headquarters.
At the last meeting of the Cam
ulos Club, which was held at the
home of Mrs. +. L. Gilbert, the
annual election OF officers was held
and resulted as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Francis Sherman; vice
president, Mrs. A. Fault; secre-
tary, Mrs. S. Hearst. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. ". Zimmerman on this
Friday, January 24th.
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For Sale-Y Young pigs. W. S.
Danner. Phone Blk. l43. l2tf
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For Sale Two goats. Inquire
at The Record office. 13
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23

For Sale Or will trade for COW, Il
new 2-horse "a wagon. Phone
Black 1909. II
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Classified Advertisements

Five cents per linz, minimum rate 26e
cash In advance. Remit stamps OF NJ q
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Mrs. Arthur King expects to
leave on Saturday for Berlin, N.
H., where Mr., King is now locat-
ed.
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Wanted Highest cash price paid
for beef cattle, hogs, and poul-
try of all kinds. Il. j. Kerl, Wash
on. Phone l6S. )
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Wanted-Hogs, veal and cattle.
Cash paid. r. b. Hayes, Port
age. Phone Black 1853. SO
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23

Wanted-Second hand bags. Bur-
ten Junk Co., Burton, Wn. II
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Wholesale Produce-J. IL. Rodda
pays net cash prices for veal,
pork and beef. Phone us for quo
tations. Red 1872. 4
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w, II. Tabcr and j. c. Eakle
fruit inspectors from the Office OF
the county horticulturist, paid tn,
Island visit on Monday.
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TOLD COMMITTEE
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gang 10 hide in the cornfield" and
that from IS TO 20 OF them spent
from n week to 10 days In the corn
field. He said he drew pay from the
Y. NJ. G. A. and from the government
for the same work and that he did
not dare say anything about II "be-
cause they weren't allowed to-"
Get Extra Pay.
You might as well have some OF
the extra nme the other men are
getting" was the statement Jesse
Brandon testified a foreman made
TO him. on the following pay day
he said his pay envelope contained
3l3 extra. When he spoke OF It to
the paymastcr. he declared the latter
told him he couldn't count" on ac-
other occasion. he said there were
So extra in his pay. He said he was
hired to watch gravel wagons. and
that an n rule not more than three
wagons appeared where he was. on
a given day and sometimes. he said.
there was only one. For this ne
said he was paid t51 so weekly.
when the men could not get any
thing else to do they chiseled pieces
out OF the floor so that they would
have to cut and lit new pieces. &C
cording to r. u, Ferguson. Chilli
cothe carpenter. He told OF man
spending three days at the pay win