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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SPECIAL. ELECTION
TUkWiI.A. WASHINGTON
ON Aprfl & 1919

NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION \
ON April S. 1919.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
special election will be held in the
Town of Tukwila. Washington. a.
which there will be submitted -
the qualified electors OF SAID
Town for their ratification or re-
lection the proposition of borrow
ing seven thousand dollars f1.00o1
and the issuance OF the general
negotiable coupon bonds of said
Town therefor. for strictly munic-
ipal purposes. to-wit: the grad
INK. paving and otherwise Inn
proving OF the streets OF said
Town; said bonds to be of the de-
nomination of $500 each. to hear
interest at the rate of scs p4a>
annum. payable semi annually. h
be payable. both principal and
terest. at the office OF the Tree
urer of said Town. or at the fiscal
agency OF the state of WashinG@
ton in New York City. at the OBJ
ton OF the holder. to be dated
May l. 1919, and to mature as fol-
lows: $500 on May LIST OF each
of the years 1929 TO 1886. both in-
each of the years 1887 to 1888.
both inclusive.
The ballots to be used Mt said cleo :
ton shall contain in substance the|
following;
Shall the Town OF TukwiIa. for ms,
nicipal purposes, borrow 500
and issue it's general negotiab}
coupon bonds therefor: Bond
Yes. Bonds No.
The elector shall prepare his baIlcJ
by striking therefrom FOND
Yes" or Bonds No." so that ~
remaining portion of his bailoI
shall express his vote on th>
question.
For the purpose Of said election. an
OF the territory within the coY1l
porate limits Of said town hal
been created into one elcctiod
precinct and the polling piacl
therein shall be I.utz's Hall. coH
ner Reitz Avenue and Main Stree(|
and the polls shall be open at
O'clock A; NJ. and close at
o'clock y. NJ.
+. +, GREENE. Mayor.
Attest; Y, u, LuTz. Clerk.
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BARGAIN

small BUNGALOW: very neat and
attractive IN appearance.
good basement: good sized
tract Of land thoroly cleared
and ready for planting some
garden already planted.
choice berries OF different
varieties planted last year.
street. sidewalk and water
all IN and paid for. 2 min
u,rs walk from ferry DOCK;
two blocks from high school
Price for quick sale. 1879;
terms fe25 cash. balance us
per month. Take East Msdi-
son ear and county ferry 70
Kirkland and inquire for u.
W Sucking at office OF
Burke a FArrar. Inc. nj
Kirkland dock.
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PERSONAL


wASTED-D1AMoN OLD Hs0I
OLD JEwELRY. OLD SAyI-
WATCHES. OLD FALSE ZEUx
HIGHEST PRICES PAID.
SMITH JEWELRY CO
Az L. c. SMITH BLDG. 9TH FLOOR.
BEDBUGS. ALL INSECTk EXS
terminated. Walters Gukrantee1
Fumigating Service. e114ISeventn
ave. Elliott is2sW. Can uke rcou0
in seven hours. n
RESTAURANT FOR SALE{ DOfN(xs
good business. rent SIS. tncludlom
living rooms. Must selt at once
on account OF sickness Nor 440ok
West 20sM
MISS PIERPONT - THERkPEUTIo
treatments, poor circulation. rheons
matism- I'll Globe Bldg. Fir1e
and Madison.
SWITCHES AND CURI.S MADM
from combings. Ladies' Improves
ment shop. $50 Union st. Main eSo3.
GOT NICE PRESENT FOR OCCA-
sion when l got home. Write o.
come. s0I47t
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MALE yswg v WANTED


WASrEp-ACE~T LIVE WIRES
with small capitai 20 assist IN ex-
pioiting five recently granted pat
ents. tools most necessary IN the
mechanical Industries. Models on
exhibition at dock at Newport
= DAY sunday. No stock or real er-
tate scheme. \ simnle msnufae-
surirx propositior. Take boat at
Leschi park: scent fare.
WILL. TEACH yov HOW TO
drive and repssr on alt the stand
ard make trucks, tractors ana al.
pcsslhie. Special dav and night
classes. Mr.. Junesu. sit Cherry.
WANTED - CARPENTERS AND
Washington. who wish TO make
money with their money. Wages.
~~ase. Graham. ioeI Lowman
Ridw.. Seattle.
II rot DO NOT FIND a SUITABLE
position advertised here. why not
order sn I'D in tho situation
wanted" column IL will reach
hundreds Of employers. and costs
hut little.
6lSHARGED SOLDIER WHO HAS
Ford car ] have Al proposition.
For particulars see Mr.. Edwards.
hours. ~ to IL. J to 4. Rainier
Grand Hotel
EAxrEp-Roys FOR ROUTE CAR
pterB In all parts Of the city. Good
chance for advancement
Apply to Circulation Department
Seattle star.
WANTED = DISCHARGED SOL
diers and sailors Wonderful op-
portunifv. SO per dsv. pay every
night 1874 Alaska nldg.
CARPENTER WANTS WORK. AD-
drezs Biz star.
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fNTERuRBAN GARBES TRACTS
.ACRE TRACTS
FOR ss75

$50 CASH AND SO MONTHLY
INTERrRBAN STATION IN THE
CENTER or ADDITION
These tracts are positively the best
offer put before the public for
many years The soil In the very
best. VIII produce anything that
grows In Western Washington
Think Of getting 9 acres Of land as
level aA the floor. between Seattle
and Everett. close 10 the Pacific
highway. school. store and bcauti-
ful Silver lake. with "A car line Mt
your door. for t475.
LIBERTY BONDS IN PAYMENT
PUGET SOUND FARMS co.
COS Third Ave.
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C0UZENS WILLING TO
BUY DETROIT SYSTEM

DETROIT. Mich. March 2o.---
Should Detroit become dissa tisfteI
with ownership OF the Detroit y
ed Railways lines-if tho deal "a h
thru--James Couzens. millionairox
mayor. announced today he would
be pleased to head syndicate to
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= FOR sNLE-MIsCEI.LANEOIIs
q n WILLIAMS 60.
CASH AKIN nDD1tA

q. n WILLIAMS 60.
SASH AND DOORS
Hothed sash for starting your early
plants. for Immediate delivery.
Hothed sash. s-0xs-0 at........s 80
Notbed sash t-0xs-0 at 1900. st.So
Greenhouse glass. ioSit. per box 81
Barn sash. 4 and 6 lights s.s....-.s
............... tt.oO 10 t1sso
The grad. Of our Gold Seal roofing
10 equal 10 any on the market
today. and We are selling " at;
f-piy Gold Seal roofing ....s... zoo
Apply Gold Seal roofing .......sl s5e
apply Gold seal roofing 5000. 800
We also have a large stock OF f-tneh
and s-iuch bungalow cedar siding.
selling at ~ and SIS per 1000 feet.
Our large illustrated catalogue free.
postpaid
We sell anyone. ship anywhere.
one price To- all
o. n. WILLIAMS CO
1919 First Ave y Seattle.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

HOOD CANAL u.
mail route boats leave Pier 4.
a. m. every day except Sunday
Cheapest. surest and QuicleoG&
route TO way points on AoO1
Canal. Mail stage connects WITH
Port Gamble also. Nils Sonju. MAJ
ager. Pouisbo. wash.
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{ Acnss-rRour sTnrAm

0 AcHEs-TROuT sTREAM
LOG uousE-IMPHoVED
This Q acres was selected from
large tract by - mill COM
pany. and permanent build
inKH erected good log house.
meat and root house. also
chicken houses. with large
runs ana other improve
ments: splendid stream on
property. both bottom ana
upland, well Improved dis
trict. few hundred feet from
brick highway humber 81
people living in this district
are employed down town.
Min company has cut offa
timber. and min n being torn
down. reason for selling this
Improved portion. Easy
terms 20 entirfy party Price
~i.37a. For further informs-
ton inquire 900 New York
Block
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q q o o q q o o o o
BUSINESS OWNERS. NOTE
List your business with the
RELIABLE INVESTMENT CO.
for QUICK ACTION.
We sell all lines of business.
secure partners and raise
additional capital for all
fneri o rious propositions.
None too large or mono too
small for us to handle.
WE HAVE THE BUYERS
See Us for Quick Sale.
No charge for listing your
business with us.
RELIABLE INVESTMENT co.
III SEABOARD BLDG.
Fourth and Pike.
q o q q o O O O O O q O O
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ACREAGE

For Lewis County Farms
SEE BOUTHW EST WASHtNGTON
LAND COMPANY
VII DAuI. Is DoWna IiIk.. Inp 20 AN.
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WE HAVE on HAND TODAY THE
incest selection OF late model used
cars that we have ever had. and
the prices are RIGHT
JUST GLANCE OVER THIS LIST
1915 Buick Light q. s-pasn. ti.fso
1915 Buick Llgh, &. s-pass.. 500
1917 stesrns-KniEht {. s-pass, i.oeo
1917 Dodge Spas. cord tires $50
isi7 Dodge s-pAss. ..."..... 900
1915 Maxwell s-pasA ..... $50
1917 MAXWELL S-rass. ........ SOC
1915 Maxwell s-paHr. ........, tsa
1915 Maxwell s-pass. ........ sso
1918 Oakland roadster ........ $50
1915 Chandler 7-pass. ......... 1850
1917 Chandler T-pass. ......... i.sso
1915 Chevroie, s-pass. ...... 600
SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE co. Inc.
iioi Il. Pike ST.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
Z you want a hotel. rooming house.
grocery furniture store. ranch. or
home. come In and see us. Sc
curities Investment Co, 2l2 Sc
curities Bldg Open evenings.
Elliott 1915
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IL Largest Audience ID
the Northwest
Read The Stars
Want Ado
Phone Main 600
FEMALE HELP WANTED

- FEMALE HELP WANTED
WA<rrn-rvrRv WOMAN TO Rt.
vain beautiful nv using Princess
peauttfler. powder AMI creams
Beauty hex a months snnrivi,
value ss@s. sreeiai $40. Finish.
ting cream soc Princess Toilet
\ Co. tess Arcade Hldg.
n Yorr no NOT FIND \ SUITABLE
position advertised here, why noe
e~der an - In the situation
Wanted" column II VIII reach
hundreds OF employers. and costs
hut little.
CREpfr--A LITTLE DOWN. \ LIT
tie each week Dresses. coats
suitS Omen evenings until
o'clock Phelps Co, $685. y Third
ave. turstairs.l
WANTEn-ENrER WATT
r~sx. Hotel OTIS. Sui summit ave.
Phone East 1915,
JAZZ rAScE--verv popular. Take
or lessons. stevens. tsss fth,
ENcTrME PIANO pt.AyfN q
sauwht rantages lirilding.
IA aCWOOIs Am rOtJlEGFs
ENGt.rSH -,tfGHT-ENpERr JAP
rs teacher Elliott 4etf
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THE FIRST MAN THAT GETS TO
the Ueed Car Emporium with $3.50
cash is going to have his choice
between two almost new road
sters. little Oakland and Chevrolet.
Both cars 800 under price. New
tires.
Used Chr Emporium. 18th a y. Pine.
FOR SALE - CHEVROLET CAR.
1917: good condition.: good tires;
$3.50. terms; less for cash. |. y. L..
Box 77b. Auburn, Wash.
DID YOU SEE THOSE THREE
swell roadsters thereY Buick
SKIES, three different colors. blue,
maroon and baby blue: equipped
with special top. etc. Some classy
cars.
Used Car Emporium, 18th A. II. Pine.
1917 5-PASSENGER MAXWELL:
good condition; good tires. cleo
trio starter and light; s575. Ken
wood 4i2.
WINTON 6; WIRE WHEELS: CORD
tires: suitable for jitney or stage.
Used Car Emporium. 18th Il u. Pine.
LADIES, ATTENTION
Dodge coupe. like now. Trade for
Buick o.
Used Car Emporium, 18TH q IL. Pine.
DODGE, FIRST CLASS CONDITION.
BY original owner. az Lcary Bid.
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OAK PARK
ELEVATED CAR SERVICE
WILL DE IN OPERATION
IN \ FEW DAYS

DO you realize what this means n
means that this beautiful addition
viii be within 10 minutes from
the center ~ Seattle n viii have
direct transportation 60 all % the
largest HhlpbuiidinH plants hR
well az all other Industries in the
industrial center IL means that
these Industries can be reached IN
as low az Is minutes and not 10 se-
ceed 20 minutes ~ means in
creased values u always does
buy now Get the benefit
OAK PARK tracts are NEARLY
on"-thtrd acre IN .ix. The add.
ton 10 just outside OF city limits.
where there are no assessments
and VERY light taxes W. are
selling these tracts on easy
terms. with streets Graded. water
mains and sidewalks in and paid
for. Prices as Iow IA s2Ts. Fine
sosl.
CAN You BEAT IT.
OAK PARK OFFICE /.
Tis Lcary BIDS.
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WINDOW CLEAN MING. FLOOR
waxing. vacuum carpet cleaning
Good work guaranteed. BY return
ed soldier. Phone Elliott 1909 after
8. Phone Beacon $40. ask for II.
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ness course at Elliott's college.

ness course al ElliottS college,.
Mr.. md Mrs. +. J. Fricdcn returned
Thursday from Akron. where they spent
q week with relatives.
Frany Lloyd was Mt New Martinsvill,
Wednesday on business.
MIR. and Mrs. !. II. Sole and Mr.. and
Mrs. I'd. Sole and children were Woods
field visitors Sunday
a number from town attended tho
Belmont Monroe reunion at Jerusalem
o.. Tuesday.
Mrs. Becker and Mrs Riemenschneidcr
returned Thursday to their home at
Whpplc. O.. after pleasant visit with
Nrs. 4. W. N"rian.
Miss Else Kass"rman loft Thursday
! for Goodwin. o.. whore she is spending
! her vacation with relatives and friends.
Oscar Ti&hrr and J. l.. NeucnsChwan-
der We're Wondsricld visitors Thursday.
Prof L. l.. Robinson and little daugh-
. tor I,ft Tuesday for their home at 1.o
C'roseo. Ind. after a short visit with
relatives here.
Mrs. Archie McTagEcrt. OF San Fran
cisco, is tho guest Of Mrs. Lee Noektly
! Marricd--Thursday at tho home of tn,
bride at Bnrkhill. Miss Lucille Dietrich
daughter nf MIR. and Mrs. W. T. Dietrich,
, and Mr.. Homer Mrllott. OF Woodsficld
To- Roy. G. VI Cooper NC East Liverpool.
! -. former pastor of the VI. F.. church
her" officiating.
| Roy. e. NJ. Cooper and wife of East
| Ivcrp""l. O.. wcrn visitors Of Mrs
! Lucy Dye Tor several days.
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MT. PLEASANT

Mr.. md Mrs. Charles Harhourt and
"h'lI. Of MCK""snort. Pa. were visit
ing at tn" homo OF his mother. Mrs.
Mn'tI" lTnrhovrt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smith and child.
Of Canton. spent n few days with his
parents. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Smith.
Ada ITarhourt. who returned from
the hospital. Is improving slowly.
} Mr.. \. \. Mills. former teacher Of
tho High School. went to Rosedale
Ohio. and is working for the coal COM
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Krinke and son.
William, were business callers in Mar
tins Ferry Monday.
Mr.. Samuel IRWIN is still on the sick
list.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Wood and
daughter. Esther "f Cleveland. were
visiting NJ tho home Of Mrs. Woods
father. William Murray
David. William and Jessie Hooper re-
turned Ia tho I. q. q. +. home In
Springfield. Ohio. after n visit with
their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. David
buchanan.
Mrs sophia Hooper was caller in
Stcuhcnyillc Tuesday.
Henry Icycr - attending the Ohio
state Fair this week nj Columbus
Several persons from this plac" and
vicinity arc attending the state fair at
Columbus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bon Colcmand and fam
lily spent Sunday at the home OF his
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HANNIBAL, D,

~ ,rcL,innry and Two children
Mrs. A. ~ iror choir home in
lett MonGa' 4,o, sncndinr six weeks
pittsIursn, - a Mrs, Alice voegthy.
with her Ho'i'''' ,,,.,i,
Rev. DanGel anula'n'.'. " nIocn
are visiting relatives al W. r"Iv,rbus
Ross Fisher lelt ""'"tS :ro, ,rork q
O.. after vacation Oh
spent Ut ;h'S p'"|''
lester @ricdcn was at Wheeling on
hueincss Monday.
o,,;.u number from town attended
=, Er,Icy's Grove Saturday.
wv, ,,-s 1rrrJ IIofcr. OF Dayton.
r,1, ,oro the guests for several
O'o' NJ o,a Mrs ,'.aScl Beard. re-
s 80 ,r,otr home Tuesday
! '"''eO ,.,, ,o,rc,waItcr and
Mr. and MIS- In'"p ,,i,r.,',, ~ arc
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eve- before. Prosperity should increase
as soon as labor and material prices be-
como moro stabilized. Americas build
in, boom will hc greater than England 5
az the great majority OF builders hero
have not hnen affected as they have IN
Europe. our builders have been IN
position to got materials more readily.
The only disturbing factor at present
comes from the condition of labor unrest
which is now sweeping the country. II
requires no unusual power Of perception
TO realize that the cost of construction
always advances in corresponding ratio
10 the cost or labor. Many owners or
rorcously figure tho cost Of material
apart from the cost OF labor and thus ar
rive 1T what in their Judgment is. or will
be. the labor cost OF tho building. How
ever. If they will carefully consider the
! every one Of tho many items OF material
| that goes into the building they viii
readily see that in every case tho labor
Of production of that material is largely
| In excess Of the cost OF the raw material
used in its MANUFACTURES.
| It is therefore practical to assume
, that the percentage of labor cost on any
| structure wilt equal If not exceed an
! average OF eighty percent. It at once
; becomes apparent that every increase in
! the wage scale will sharply react on
! every detail Of building costs. and as
! sharply contribute 10 the high cost or
; living. In fact labors insistent demand
/ that the national government use all It's
machinery OF legislation TO cut down
/ living cost is. in view of its equally In
! slstcnt demand for higher wages. one OF
! the greatest difficulties in reaching a
, pre-war condition OF living that con-
| fronts tho country. II ia complete and
| Irrcfutable evidence Of the unreasonable
! ness Of labor's demands and emphasizes
! tho fact that the need OF today Is for
: production. greater and even greater
| production.
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LOWERPR|CES
i. THROUGH Bic
PRODUCTION

I, More firmly convinced than ever that
81. or,v avenue remaining in the move
rnent toward the lowering OF oulldlns
material prices Is through ihcrea->i''s
production. architects and builders arc
now urging with all vlgor the adoptioh VI
methods that will develop our national
resources and industrial facilities so tha'
An era OF unprecedented effectiveness
will be attained. states the American
Architect edttorially. The shortage OF
labor we are now facing demands t"',
mediate application 81 all methods that
will increase efficiency Of manufacture
and distribution.
ENLARGED output must now be the $40
ran Authorities offer no encouragement
that there is 10 be n lowering or costs
In any other way on account OF inhu'
ences beyond control. the shortage OF
labor and materials, political complied
tions and tax burdens. Price recession
through the curtailmcnt OF exports OF
tho increase OF imports ia at this timG
impossible. Increased and steady pro
auction ran alone reduce the cost Of
living.
England il taking the long expected
turn toward enlarged output. This Is
decided eNiuen'S Oh XIV" 'hS NS''''A''NN
as we'll as n factor in reducing prices
David Lloyd George in a recent address
before the House Of Commons mad" ar
appeal to the nation TO increase produc'
tfon. He pointed out the fact that the
country is consuming more than it is
producing and that this state OF affairs
could not Ions continue. He struck the
keynote when he declared that economic
&matters could never be improved unit
there came an increase in production
There Is no other alternative" he said
g-except quitting the country for which
swe fought for four years"
= II Great Britain must work with
mixht and main to avert disaster. SO toe
must the United States demand mat
every one get into the game for AT It's
worth TO insure greater production anc
the turning out OF moro and moro oil
the Eooda the world so soreiy needs
~yehen and only then can the present dis
tress be eliminated. Europes unprecc'
dentcd under production after five years
Of war should be n lesson 10 this coua'
Sry. for etris condition Is attributed oy
experts 20 DC one OF the primary factors
IN the high cost Of living over here.
: We should not let ourselves take a
pessimistic n view OF our problems n
does LLOYD George Of conditions IN Eng
land. In time We shall emerge from th'
'fpreesnt postwar depression greater
stronger and richer than ever. Our ras'
resources are still intact. The country'S
finances, despite large loans made tc
foreign governments. are stronger thar
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WHEELING MAN
GETS RELIEF
FROM ASTHMA
DECLARES THIS DREAD DISEASE
ABOUT HAD THE BEST or HIM,
AND HE WAS ALMOST III
DESPAIR.
TWO BOTTLES OF pREco RELIEVED
EM, AND PUT NEW LIFE AND
ENERGY INTO HIS
SYSTEM.

Any person who reads this and has
asthma themselves, or knows anybody
else who has asthma Is bound to realize
what happy man Mr.. John Culbert, OF
1924 Eoft ST.. Wheeling. w. Va. must be-
FOR he says:
i've suffered a long time from this
disease: II seems that I could not find a
thing to overcome It, and I was almost
In despair. When these spells struck
me. II felt that every breath would be
the last one. Great drops Of sweat
would pop out on my forehead. and I'd
wheeze for hours.
i've taken two bottles Of Dreco. and
II is remarkable the relief I've gotten
from It. ! hope every asthma sufferer
will try Il That's not all Dreco did for
me: It overcamc my constipation: put a
stop to the gas in my stomach after
meals; got nv kidneys in good condi-
ton: built me up in general way. Dreco
is great medicine; and can't say
enough good about It"
Many persons have stated that Dreco
has helped them in cases Of asthma: II
gets tho bowels moving regularly: starts
the kidneys acting right, and helps d.
gcst the food. All the vital organs
seem TO improve under the Dreco treat
mcnt
Mr.. Keister. the we'll known Dreco ex-
pert, has headquarters at G. II. Gricst &
Co.'S Drug Store. to meet the local pub
lie and explain the merits Of this great
remedy. See him today.
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To Ladies
h. Who are Stout

!, Fat Is Fatal to health and beauty.
Reduce weight scnsibly and easily; i'm
prove your health and figure. Avoid
heart trouble, wrinkles, nervousness,
weaknesses, etc, besides personal en-
barrassmcat, due to obesity.
Look and feel younger. Walk
sprishtly. Let your eyes sparkle with
ncw fervor. Surprise and delight your
friends Bo a girl again!
Go to the druggist, get = small box
OF oil Of korein (capsules) and follow
directions Of the korein system. Re-
Guee 10 to 60 pounds under guarantee.
Eat all you need (including some candy,
If dcsired) while reducing.
Don't bother about going through
tiresome exercises or following rules of
starvation diet. Why not become slcu-
der without drastic drugs, worry and
ef.denialf Here's your chancel o.
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Tobacco Ha bit
Dangerous :

SAYS Doctor Conner. formerly Of Johns
iImrkirs hospital. Thousands OF men
suffering from fatal diseases would be
I'm ucrfcCt health today were il not for
- deadly drug Nicotine. Stop. In"
hnI,i, now before its too late. It's n
~imple process to rid yourself "f the
inhnrco habit in any form. Just 20 to
any up-to-da;c drug store and get some
Eirntnl tablets: take TN m aS directed
,nd In: the pcrniciouS habit quickly van
ishrs. Druggists refund TIA" money If
Ihry fail &c sure I" read lars" ana
interest announcement by Doctor
rnunor soon ~ appear in this paper. IL
tells of the danger Of nlCotiu" poisoning
and how 20 avoid II. In The meantime
try NIcotul tablets: you will be sur
priscd at the result.
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uc,,I, Are Crowded.

Hotels in the out-the-plte district
are expecting big business mkt week.
and many persons will stop at the SUI
burban hotels. OF which Elm Grove has
two. inc restaurants here ate also OK
pcctin,; a big business ncXt week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-30
ELM GROVE
Labor Organizations.

Practically every labor body IN the
local district will attend the big cele-
bratior to be held in Wheeling on Mon.
day. it being the desire Of the members
TO participate with the Wheeling organ
izations in tho big parade. The carpcn-
ters and coal miners, will have the larg-
est number Of men In line.