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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-15
8uffrio 90. 8ilen
Selef 549-H.67 Suron it..
gOstioioite 81, 6 Slsbtabula, Ohio.

Girfpnmrnuja pibGn ton%fofnnlla ien-
r~aaiuaSti:
Is .. Spartan forlulla flo 2 ip.
is p. @iIbertisid fello s ip.
20 p, @aaiatopnnin fouliilla flo
1 ip.
80 p. SeIatuorstaina Gorbpnin
baaliIIo flo s ip.
Nippifoulutoimeni alotan' @ilber.
bits paltion foulun loputtiia.
S.. &anfila
Dor 525' Gilbert, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-15
Smmalampaluelnfiet pipat jarjestet'
tGmGt icnraaiuasti:

N%tarquetisia toinenL neljdS ia
miibes iunmlntoi fuisla flo $50
a. b. ia illalla objelinalIinen illan'
mietto. &olmnnnen iunmtntoin e.
oeIliienG tiiStoina Mliniiin9iSio, fcs
fipiiffono Mibnopsia, torstainn
Sorest 2ofeSio; iofu toinen fu' "
muIosio flo 10 op. ia flo s i'll. SiiS-
toino 9eecbmoobisia. Spbdfoulii
Worquetisio flo 10 ap.
S. 8. Seimonen
Sol 594 200 &c. 4tb it
N@torquette, WticD.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-15
Saoraauuprpia Spufofunllu

Saaruaiuuprpja Spmfofnnlla -
IL p. @riabtin I. 8allin fouli1l-
Ia flo 2 ia 8 in.
Is p. 9roineroisio flo 2 ia flo
s ill.
II p. autombasia Sobn Setter
lin t. flo s iIl.
IS p. &alolpaldn firfosio flo 10
ap. @onboIlo s.. Irtblr SorSiin
t. flo 2 ip.; &alopolon firfoSio flo
8 ill.,
10 y. oIfoa 8eaperin ia &ice
&iperin rippifoitlitt flo 2 ip.
25 p. &ippilosten $. GIFT. pG6s.
tojitblo 9eofperin firfosio flo 10
op.; &annon foltlltIGd flo 2 ip.
81 p. @Ifoa pGGttdtpG rippifoltIu
Sbomionin +. firfosia flo 8 op.
1 p. &eiGf. rippiIosten $. Cit.
pGGSt0jitbGo Sbomionin f. firfosia
flo 10 up.
Suomi Woplen, Minn. &ottn-
aliieen, &oIotpolon ia @onbon 6.
ie1trofunnisio ioornoa Sc. g.. Niemi.
Ganiallisicnrafnnnat Sbiusia
-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ia bartoiisbet-
fiG toltfofuullo:
Sairpprtisia:
Is p. flo 10 op. ia flo Z In.
30 b. (beIntitorstoino) flo 7.30
in.
80 b. flo 7.30 in.
BpbGfouliio iofa iunnnntoina.
&rist. g. 8. obielntafofoufiia eri
ilmoitlisten mitfnon. Smpelnietron
fofoufiia iofa tuorstoina, -tpitoroin
tpnnbempain ia niorempoin noister
fesfen.
MSbfabitln pnrbprts'a'
81 p. flo $50 in.
90 b. flo 1890 op. ia flo z III
% b. flo 7.30 i'll.
Gosten ontpeIufeiiron fofoiis %
b. flo s III. Mars 2iimotoiien Iiiona'
Ompeludertron fofoifiia iofa tits
taina no 8 III. muoroiu fpanbem'
pain ia morempoin noisten fesfen
BpbdfouIiin jofa iunnitntoino III
9 ap. arigt. 81. 8. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iofa toinen iunniintoina flo z III
GlemeIonoisid $50. 1883 SO. SIT
II p. iiimalanpalpeliis flo z i'll
ia iaIfcen feiirafiinnan fofoits.
% b. SengeIIinen objelmo.ilta
ina flo 7.30 i'll.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-15

ap. ia TO. 8 IN. Sitstaina geecb.
poobisln. gpbd3olIu @~arquetisia
TO. 10 dp.
Z S. 8. 9tfmOnen
Eel. 594 400 81. 4tb #.
Rarpiette, Nicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-15
90. g. 8estcrbacf
9roooocf, g. @.

= Sos Sumala iuo, aloton &ip.
pifoltlun .Marquettisia toiifof. 10 p.
fcllo A i.p. firfosiamme, ia pddsto
tapabtitu IND ~belluntaip. feldf. s
p. fello 2 j. p.
S. 8. Seimonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-15
Saurna,pnoroja tOnfpf. loppnpito'
leila

81 D. Splmes GitpSin lolnlor
SlIonin t. flo Sill.
2S p. 8ioetGGn rippitouIiio FIR
fosIo olfoeil flo 8 op.
% D. Sltobartuusbetfestd ilI'pl-
tetoon tiistaisiIlon bartaiisbetflttlal-
inltoesin.
% p. Seldtorstaina firtosla flo
paoli II up.
30 p, Sltobort yoitsbetfi Senrp
2ampin t. flo 8
30 b. Sai,toinfufituSp. iitomal-
neutrality-suspicious. flo 10 ap. eng
lantil. irrmoIanpolmelits flo I'll ap-
81 b. gLfaa %pddttdfpa rippifoltlu
SbomIonin +. firfosfd flo 8 up. 10
iltblonimen S. @bt. pdastO tnpobtul'
.feidf. 1 b. flo 10 op.
g. g. Iiemi,
Sub. 1862
3bonion @inn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-15
Sadnnbllincn tuimtirtta Scriep Gitsu
Gtu. Sntt. fcnrahmtapiirisid:
SerfrD Gitpsfa, g.. e.


&irtfu: gbesnut atpe. ia Senrs It.
tiilmasia. labeIld maanaIifen raiitas
item ySummit" -aiemaa, iosia on Wetu
Dorfista tnltaesIa idGtGtpd pois ili-
uasta ia fdtpeItGtpG f%irfoIIe.
neutrality-suspicious. iota iu~nnuntais
ma flo 5 ip. 8. p. eft. funlfalloen l
iunnuntaina.
&appeIi: 81 Bergen atue. Boob
latpn ia Gmhitong ntue. pdlisfd.
Sdction fatrtpaunu tho I6belIe fappe.
TIA, lefd automobiiIiaiurit Grmmit-
afemnlta.
bamalanpultpeIrs iota ~funmintai
10 1o.45 ap. ia ppbdtoulu To 2 ip.
DmpeIufeurantofeus iota torstai
10 2 ip.
emflubarioitns icta periartat 10
8 III.
Observation-Disclosures iota fuun 2:na
ia 4:nd f%unnuntnnn flo 8 in.
Ieiu &oebellesia, q. q.
&irtto: 9itpifipn #. ia Union aipe
tuImnsIa.
Sunnlanpaltpelus tuutnlioen Ina
%funnuntoinn flo 8 in. ia 3:na torss
tnina flo $50 iu.
Gast Sort GbeStcrisia, CONT.
Rirffo: SeInfpan a~fpenuella,
@reentpitc6in fatiiipaiinitien iparrels
la. Sum1lanpaIip. fuittdliben 3:no
%iunnunt. flo $50 in.
Npnfclairisfa, 81. s.
@irffp: @le1 8ioge atpe ia
Ssrest It fulmasfa. Sumalanpaltpe-
Ins fuutnioen 2 ia A tiistaina Ha
$50 In.
genetuinesfd, 81. s.
Sartnusbetti fuufauben 1 f~esfitpiiffo'
ma 10 8 In.
Mount VernDsta, ". ~.
q. eauneriIIa' 381 Iortb Serraes
atpe. Sartausbetfi t~iutauben 2.nd
ia Ana torstaina ITO 8 III.
GatstiIisfd, q. q. ia Sobottsia
81. s. y. m. eri iImoitirifien miitadn
g~nltpelustdni baluntpat fpotfpnt IL
motion iirieellifesti, tabi fdsod pap
SiIasfa, fparmemurin tatpattafptsie
eumspditpdrId ia iIarra no t-7
So. Mnttonen
81 Bergen atpe. Serfep Gitb. ". y
SfmafanpaIpetiffet utuat idriesfefts'
mat fenrnniudett:
Tarquetisfa toinen, ielids "a MT
bes funnnntni finisfa DO. $50 a. p
ia fIarIa obielmarlinen mnrtfptetto
aormonnen iurruntgin ebeuiissf
Nistaino Mumi5ingisfd, fesiffuiiffont
geistpupsfa, torstaina gcrest Sdfes'
IA; s6Iudntena ftrnnnrntnind Idsfis
f.; iosa toinen Inn amafasfa do. Il
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-15
Snblia ia fpfomfiia t~omfofmnlla

II p. 2%ebtij1rapen tafafia Soban
.Snaren tolosio flo s ilI.
IS p. 2ebtijdrmen firfosia 30
wliotisjubla, ulfoa flo 10 epp. jn
festGG fofo pGiipan. Sllblaplibn-
jofii iaopuu pastori $. llrpilainen
@enabeoSta, pnnd fotoiiet pnbujat
mpos eiiintpmGt.
10 p. alfaa rippifoulu iurIalanp.
joSia pilbuu puStori urpilainen flo
10 epp,
"a b. bofec Milliistn u. Siren
Snellmoniin.
% p. Snellmannin firfoSia flo
ii epp. 8. b. ebt. fanla, ia Italia.
30 p. Snellmannisia Seuraf.
fenttG!jubla. Silloin on belatorstai
ia toinotoon paljon mieraita.
S. Saafana
SeIpf 20
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-08
Table Linens--Napkins

60-inch Mercerized Table
Damask, value 69c-Sale
Price yard ..... ........ 49t
64-inch Mercerized Table
Damask, value $1.oo-Sale
Price a yard ........... 69t
Better grade Mercerized Ia
BILE Damask regular s1.69
grade at S1.19-regular $3.50
grade, at $50
70-inch Heavy Union Table
Damask, value $2.50-Sale
Price a yard. ............. $17!
100 dozen Mercerized Nap
kins, all hemmed, value lie
Sale Price each. ....... g.
Size "a All Linen N4nkins.
the $500 grade, at s4.65 a doz-
er-tbo * ~ g-ado ca CT
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-08
W0MTNc HOUSE DRESSES, Drnyrrrn
WVNlLN j PETTTCOATS, ETC. AEDUVEU
Silk Petticoats

Silk Petticoats
In black, plain and changeabls
coIors-
At $4.59-reduced from $500
At $4.89-reduced from $3.50
Flannelette Skirts
At S9e-Short Skirts from $1.00
At e8e-Extra Size from s1.25
Women's
Muslin Underwear
The sale of Women's Muslin I'm
derwear will continue during the
January Clearance Sale. 1t is the
most important sale of Muslin In
derwear we have ever held at this
season. Don't miss it.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-08
Sheetings Reduced

ss-inch Bleached Cambria
January Sale Price a yard. E.
36-inch Berkeley" Cambria
value s7ac-sale Price a
yard ................
36-inch Bleached "Fruit-of-
the-Loom" and HIP Sheet
ing, also Unbleached spec
iaP' Sheeting, value $50
Sale Price a yard. ..
Double-width Bleached and
Unbleached Sheeting, value
S9c-Sale Price a yard. $50.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-08
Towels-Toweling

100 dozen Turkish Towels
January Sale Price.
Huck Towels, regular 75c
value at sec and Soc value,
Linen Toweling, regular SOC
value, at 5sc-39c value, at
29c-25c value, at.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-08
Crochet Bed Spreads

100 Hemmed Crochet Bed
Spreads. full size. subject to
slight mill imperfectons,
value s2.e0-Sale Price. S1,4e
so F'ull-size Hemmed Crochet
Bed Spreads, subject 10 slight
mill imperrections, value s2.75
Sale Price 81
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-08
Tiding-FlanneI

Best Quality Feather Ticking,
standard staple stripe, value
60c--Sale Frice a yard.
36-inch Bleached Domet
Flannel, value 39c-Salc Price
q yard
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-08
Money Saving Opportunities in Staple
Merchandise That Every Housewife Needs
Pattern Cloths

Exact IS Pattern Cloths.
size Sx10. strictly all linen,
but slightly imperfect, value
$6.50-Sale Price ...........
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-08
English Long Cloth

S6-inch English Long Cloth,
standard Srade, value 45c-
Sale Price a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-08
Note These Offerings!

During this sale we will offer all
grades of Sheets and Pillow Gases,
including the well-kncwr Peuuot
and Salem brands at January Sale
prieAc
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-08
Blankets Reduced

One case of Gray Cotton
Blankets-January Sale Price
a pair ST.
One case Of White" Yea -wooP'
Blankets, value S4.Q0-Sale
Price pair. So.
Two cases Of "Woolnap"
Blankets. in gray and in
white. value s6.50-Sale Price
a pair .............-........' 81.
80 pairs of Gray and White
Wool Blankets-also a few
Plaids, value $S.50-Sale
Price, a pair S6.
20 pairs of Fine Grade White
Wool Blankets. value S12.50-
Sale Price pair. ......... So.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-08
u0cTCDV FOR WOMEN DCDTJrTn
llUOlENI AND CHILDREN NCUUUEU

Infants Black Cotton Heel Toe
piac oly,
Sale a pair.
35c Women's Black Wool Hosiery full
Value SOC
Women's Black Stocking
ton value 19c--Sal
price
One Chidrens Black Ribbed
Sale Price prices to 9k at
44c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Women's Ipswich" Women's Black Ribbed Ton
Hosiery, dark Hosiery,
Hosiery in black and
69c white, full
Value Sc
Women's silk Hosiery, Wome Black Silk
brown vaIue Hosiery. s125-
Wonens Burson Hosiery all weights,
white
for SLIGO szesJanuary
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-08
Madeira Sets

IS Real Madeira Sets, each
set consists of thirteen pieces
value S6.00-Sale Price Il set So.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-08
Domestic Department
Pillow Cases-Sheets

100 dozen Pillow Cases, sizes
42x36 and 45x36-Jaruary
Sale Price ........
50 dozen Pillow Cases, sizes
42x36 and 45x36, value Soc
Sale Price
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-08

Remnants of Table Linens, Sheet
inss, White Goods. TcweIings, Etc.
also all Odd Pieces ard ciscon-
tnued lines, at greatly reduced
prices
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-08
Our Entire Stock Of Mems
Winter Goats and Suits
AT SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS

M EN-These offerings should interest YOU as they
AVA comprise splendid stock without reservation
of any kind or character Bear in mind that every gar
ment offered is of standard quality correct alike in make
material, style and finish.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-08
Diaper, $1.35 a Piece

1S-inch Absorbent Diaper in
1Q-yard pieces, regular value
$1.S5-Sale Price a piece. $1.35
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10
START THIS STORY TODAY

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IUTH went apartment hunting alone
y That afternoon. She coaxed Alice
come with her, but Alice was too
ssrably unhappy and refused. Ruth
never been quite so bitter against
as she was when wading through
|ldren that played on the sidewalk
4 blocked the entrance. She entered
,apartment house about three blocks
IN where they were living and asked
hallboy about the vacant apart
mt.
'Four flights up" he informed her,
khout glancing up from the pages OF
cheap novel he was reading. THE
Us in the lock-
Ruth was thankful it was empty, and
climbed the long fights of stairs
WY, thinking all the while. She was
linking of the warmth and splendor
the apartment house where she had
be with Jack that day long ago. She
nembered the swift fight of the ele-
kor upwards, Jacks pride as he threw
Zen the door of the expensive apart
nc, the sun flooded rooms, the crown
delight. of the piano which Jack
d bought to surprise her, and yet
er all she still remembered that Gagged
Wing that had swept over her In the
DIST of the opulence, the wild wish
get away. That had been the day
len Jack had lost his head and had
hight her roughly in his arms. II
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UaauinA Nsrthern)

Coaneeting at Yaauina terminus So. PAe. br.
Main limo completed 1913 miles; graded 1T miles
additional; ais miles sidlngs completed; 200
miles spurs completed. Engine houses oil and
water facilities, log dumps, booming ground at
Yaquins Terminal. Fee simple right Of way.
Standard gauge s7h ID. rail. sand ballast well
seasoned roadbed. Structures for heaviest load
ing. wide eisarsness. tunnels. Maximum
curvaturs ls deg. Maximum grade, vs.. loads
2.6Go W. smptiss &7Sb. This road taps tim
bered area Of nearly billion #. mostly Douglas
Fir and Sitka Spruce. with some Hsnioek and
Cedar. which be reached with continuous
logging development.
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And So They We're Married
BY HAZEL DEYO BACHELOR
Copyright. 1919. by Public Ledger Co.

had made Ruth sick with disgust. Dis
gust for herself that she had ever
thought that wealth would make up for
love, disgust with Jack because she
thought he was coward at heart and
was too willing to accept the verdict
Of mot fit to fight"
She reached the landing Of the top
fight and faint light from an open
skylisht reached her as she turned the
knob of the door at the left and went
| in. It was back apartment and looked
ont on a court. The rooms were impos-
sibly arranged and were. square boxes
of things. There were three of them.
The wallpaper was very shabby, strips
of Il were peeling off here and there, and
the paint had been kicked off in spots.
1t was a dreary, homeless place. Ruth
could not imagine that it had any prom :
ise even if attractively arranged, and
there were countless improvements to
be made. However, the rent was at
tractive, IS less than they were paying
now. 500 less than they would be pay :
ing in the fall.
As she went into the hall and peered
into the tiny bathroom a woman opened
the door of the apartment opposite, and
smiled at Ruth. She was large and
motherly looking, and Ruth smiled
back.
Looking at the placc?" the large
woman observed blandly.
yes"
'It's in pretty bad condition, ism
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EesabM d.Evad owned Mill now pc this Angelo.
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itY' the woman said sympstheticslly.
l''Mrs. Moore had four children and they

it?'' the woman said sympetheticaliy.
MRS. Moore had four children and they
certainly did tear things up" q
"oh, that can be 6xed," Ruth re-
turned, "but I do hate having back
apartment"
"Don't begin to plan on repairs" the
woman interrupted quickly.
"Why, what do you mean? The
agents always fix up an apartment for a
new tenant. We couldn't possibly live
in a place that looked like this"
'"Then you won't be moving in here. "
declared the woman with a sage nod Of
her head. because they don't intend to
make any improvements for any one. I
know that for a fact"
"why, what do you mean? never
heard of such a thing" Ruth's tone
was incredulous.
That's why they're renting the place
so cheap" the woman explained. "They
figure that the rent will draw the peo
pie and that they will take the place
in spite Of the way 1t looks. It's q
very cheap rental. you know"
Eyes. ! know" sighed Ruth. She
thought of the glow Of hope that she
had felt when her eyes lighted on it In
the midst of others with rents fal
beyond their means. But this awfu
place was impossible; she simpl.
wouldn't think of it.
She NODDED at the woman and wen
slowly downstairs. Two or three othe,
apartments in the same neighborhoot
revealed nothing that she felt she coult
live in, and yet there was always thai
fear in her heart of being compelle,
to take one of these awful places. Ger
tainly they would have to do some
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thing; they couldn't stay in the place
they were In now.
Her own apartment, cheap as It was,
seemed like palace compared with
those she had been in. The entrance
seemed wide and cool. Oh, how she
wanted to stay Surely she hadn't asked
great deal Of life; she deserved some :
thing more than she had. She rang the
bell Of her apartment, expecting Alice
to open the door. A vague feeling Of
alarm swept over her as she waited
and no one came. Then she fitted her
key in the lock Of the door and swung
it open.
(Tomorrow-An uncomfortable Eve.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10

Site-Consists of 1s1 acres Of which 67 acres are
available for drying yard
Bulkheaded and filled around buildings.
Log Pond-15 million F. B. NJ: storage capacity.
Housing Facilities-Camp buildings modern cottages
and three-story 56room brick hotel, completely fur
nshed also considerable housing in city adjacent
Present Condtion-Ninety per cent complete-new
machinery on hand for installation Capable OF pro-
ductve operations in 80 to 100 days.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10

Capacity-4o0Ooo F. B. NJ per 8 hr. day.
Power Pant-Fireproof brick building solid con-
crete foundaon Custodis stack refuse burner, 2400
H. p water tube boilers; present provision for 1900
X. w. turbo generator; piping and room provided
for additional 1000 K. w.
Ample Water Supply.
Engineering-Highest quality skill and design in
entire installation by recognized experts Of wide
technical and operating experience.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10
S. P.1 D. Railroad No. l

of s Immediately tributary 400 square
IT, Of Fir, sS7oooooo IT. Spruce
Cedar 2sisoooooc IT. Hemioek Timber through
which logging Is privately held with
by large Productive logging operations
possible within marketing logs 70 Port
Angeles other Puget Sound mills TepoE,aphy lends ,s'1.
extended 50 miles through practically solid additional virgin
sites sdiaent for largo pulp OF
deysopmontS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10

r. R. No. 1 and Port Angeles Mill sep
nrateiy. or Jointly:
r. r. No. II and Toledo Mil;
r. r. No. II and Timber Tract:
R. r. No. IL, Timber Tract and Toledo
MIL; or. for all Lincoln County properties.
TERMS GOVERNING ACCEPTANCE OF
BIDS
All bids presented shall be scaled and
will be received up TO IL o'clock noon Tues
day. Sept. 2. 1919. BY the undersiEned
At its office in the Yeon Bldg. Portland.
All bids will be publicly opened at
o'clock. September 2, 1919.
Detail bid forms and terms Of sale ON
application.
No bids will Be considered unless as-
eompanied BY certified check In the
amount of sloo.o00oo made payable TO
the United States Spruce Production Cor.
poration. TO be retained a. liauidated
damages on failure Of bidder 10 complete
purchase on award, to be returned In
event of rejection.
The U. s. Spruce Production Corp. re-
serves the right to reject any and all bsdk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10

This with HiIwaukes System II miles west of
Port Angeles Sc mles TO Lake Pleasant;
simple right seasoned substantial roadbed standard
ssurs 80 H. ballast wide elearaness ESQ struc
deg curvature; gradients lzsSo loads
s% smptes summit So miles sdngs Installed; s6 mile.
additional dnss graded Main lima construction involved
10000 yd. grading. $50 lin f. tunnels. 10000 lin n
nI., 200 600 F. D. n timber in place. $4,000 yds ballast
spurs axsssans miles Graded for opening development
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10
Mill at
Port Angeles
Clallam County,
Washington

Shipping Facilities - Along
side deep water Puget Sound;
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Transcontinental Railway Sys-
TEN. Pacific coast terminal rates.
Mill Building-Heayiest tim
ber construction.
Machinery-Ildividual units
electrically driven; one 10 and
one II It. band head saw, 60
in. gang, "a in, resaws, cargo
,nJ r,;l ovarhaed 1nadinp cranes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10
operties i'm Lincoln County, State of Oregon
Mill, Railroads and Timber Tract
In co Ora p Railroad D. Railro
Properties
Mill at Toledo, Lincoln Co., Ore.

shipping Faeilitiss-Tfde wstsr Yaquins Bay.
Ysquina Branch of Southern Pacific Railway
System; Pacific Coast terminal rates.
Yaquina Bay harbor Development By Govern
rnsnt and port authorities under way.
Mli-Modsrn individual electric motor driven
machinery Of Pacific Coast type one 10 and one
II Il. band head saw; ~ and 81 in. carriages; /;
ss In. vertical and 70 In. horisontl resaws: COM
rnerciai capacity 25o.ooo +. B. N. Der hr. day.
Pswsr Plsat-2.ooo II. p. water tube boilers;
1850 X. W. turbo generator and au1iliarses. all
In place on concrete foundations; steel stack and
rsfuss burner. Coroplete mill and locomotive
nadine shop. Machinery and power plant all
at site, 1896 installed; capable Of AdjuStnsnt
TO purchassr's requirement. Ampas Water Sap
ply. Site consists Of 50 acres. ample for lunn:
bar storage and housing facilities Tracks and
Loading shsds with Manufacturing Shed 1s4I
asa #. Offies Building and Store Aes.. on site
Log Storage adjacent capacity 2o.00o.ooo +. b.
M. We'll adapted fer large scale finished product
manufacturing plsat for rail- naskstins hroHsh.
ost Unitsd States. This Corporation o~ns interest
in Toledo q Silstx Log. R. r. tapping iumenss
virgin Douzlss Fir belt immediately north.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10
S. p. D. Railroad No. II

1S.4 miles main line eomplstsd from northern
terminus Yaauina Bay. This railroad built
for losstne PURPOSES. and dumps into Yaquin.
Bay. Car ferry slips, car barge and stsrn wheel
steamer to tow logs and barses, make possible
transferring cars to Yaquina Northern at va
quins. Fee simple main line right Of way. Six
tsnths miles additional main line graded Sc miss
spurs graded: ass miles sidnxs complete. Stand
ard gauge 90 lb. rail. sand ballast fpadbsd
fsirly well seasoned. structures heaviest loading
Maximum xrsde. aeo emptss. 2eo loads.
16 deg. maximum curvature. Water supply.
Eins service houses. warehouse. booming grounds.
log booms and pockets ready for operation. This
line taps approximately soo.ooo. 900 IT. timber
owned By this corporation and described below.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-10

(Tomorrow--An Uncomfortable Eve.
ning.)
Putnam patriot., 1919-03-14
WAR PHOTOGRAPHS
 TO BE ON FILE IN HARTFORD

Many inquiries concerning the dis position to be made of the "Pomfret Pictorially in the War" pictures that have recently been collected will be answered by an extract from 9 letter written by the chairman and director Of the Department of Historical Rec ords of the State Library.
 "The collection of photographs was so complete, and 50 much in detail. that 1t was felt it would be more ap- preciated here in our own state than in Washington. The plan is to make a special exhibit in our Memorial Hall of the photographs which have been sent, as an example of what a town can do. and should do towards it's mil. itary records.
 'In few days forms for further data relating to Pomfret will be sent out. all of which will be assembled in a Pomfret volume. when the records have been received and checked
Putnam patriot., 1919-03-14
JURORS FOR MARCH TERM sU.
 PERIOR COURT

Tuesday morning the following ju- TOTS were drawn for service at the March term of court: Putnam, w. S. Carpenter. James Johnson, Fred NJ. Bruce; Ashford, Bert H. Gardner Brooklyn, Alfred E. Williams; Chap lin, Frank c. Lummis; Eastford James M Tatem; Hampton, Dwight T. Phillips; Killingly, Hartwell B. Shippee, John II. Perry: Pomfret, Charles E. Griggs, Seth Kimball Plainfeld, Willis E. Hill, Judson E. Hall; Scotland, George E. Carey Sterling, E. A. Douglas; Thompson, Lucien Lamson, Randolph H. Chand- Ter; Woodstock, Allen Kenyon, Spen- cer Child,