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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

Pier f--Notor schr pe-cawhA
pier str Santa Ana.
Bell st. tsrninal-U y n aurveyor. u n
LII r Heather.
Pier A--str city OF Eeattie.
Pier B--str Admiral Watson
Pier D~-str Queen.
Unian Pacific fsrminsi--atr Yosemite
Alaska steamship moorings-Atr Victoria.
Uaa Burnside.
Milwaukee ocean terminai-Str Nile.
spok aps st terminal-Motor sohr Libby
Maine.
East waterway Docks q Warehouse Co.
Str Deuel..
Todd drydocks-str Santa Rita. str Red
wood. motor sohr VIM. Donovan (ex-
EirketiDd), str Deiroaa-
Ayes yards--str Roosevelt
Puget Bound Bridge a Dredging works
Str Patterson, huh Rainbow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18
Rates Per Insertion


Transient charge ADVERTISING. IS
ee"ts = iise Per tssertien tsin words
To- hsel. ss Insertions for tie
Ts.n.,s", e..s .. advance .sys,-
tsfu words 60 y iiseD. sin inserttsss
Tor the price Of five.
Classified advertisements will BE
accepted no Go ~ o'clock each mora
tioss.
yesr credit H. good. Phsse Main
30. ssk for the Classified Adversis.
lag Department: Esd plse. yeus
IL The Nesthwesd
IS FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED - FIVE EXPERIENCED
comptometer and calculating ma
learn 90 operate calculator and
eomptorneter. Day and evening
SEYMOUR & ROWAN
2zs sesboard Bldg.
CLERKS. OVER ~, ron POSTAL
perience unnecessary. For free
particulars OF examination write
J. Leonard Former civil SeryiSs
ExAminer), 1879 Equitable Bldg
GiLBEnT CUSTOM cOIlsET--Af.-
t.rntion. and repairs $40 Union
Main ek07,
IL aAM. WEfsFTELD CAN'T RE-
pair your watch. throw II away.
WANTED a GooD CENERAI
ns s,a: two avn IN ssm, eys,,, 1iPPsx. %"
n O = n u PfKNo VINO
taught Pantager Bldg.
is SITUATIONS WANTED
SMALL SETS BOOKS KEPT BY Ex-
pericneed bookkeeper. reasonable.
kenwood 1915:
phEssMAkiNG. AIso YOUR OLD
ave. phon. Elliot, .cI
II MALE HELP WANTED
coEuK D'ALENE MINES
Miners. !k.Is: underground umcer-
smpioymspt No blanhe,s needed:
good climate: ro6d schools; mod
ern boarding and roomsng houses.
with bath. steam heat electric
lixhts. reading rooms. Good houses
Writ. Geo. T. Edmiston. wallace.
CLERKS OVER IL. FOR POSTAL
mail service. si2s month En-
pefience unnecessary. For free
OF shEulluatfou WITH >.
Leonard tformsr Civil Service Ex-
aminer). li1s Equitable Bldg
Washington. y. 9.
wASTED-A THOUSAND MEN TO
buy their Xmas gifts at Remickss
Song and Gift Shop. Pike near
Fourth.
wANTED--BoYs FOR ROUTE CAR
rierr In all parts Of the city. Good
chance for advancement.
Apply TO Circulation Department.
Seattle Star.
IL FAN wEisFfELD CAN'T RE-
pair your watch. throw II away.
.--c--e<e.
Inquiry as 20 possible movement
Of Puget Sound lumber and shingles
20 New York harbor by water. thence
up the Erie canal by barge 70 North
Tonowanda. ". Y. has been received
by the transportation bureau Of the
Chamber OF Commerce This move.
nent was just under way when the
war started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

frhur-ssy's ou-tatisc-l
Yuruished BY l. n Manning q Co.


fWcaneaAsy's ouefafIsnsl
Yurnished by T. n. Meaning q Ce.
sie S~~cnd Avenss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18
MUSIC LOVERS
Keep us In mind
DU BARRY PIANO CO =
106-l0S Union.

81. 900 PIANO FOR Ssco. c. c. BEN
der Co.. 1909 Third ave.
WANTED-To BUY A GOOD LIT
tie grand piano. standard make.
like a Chickering. Steinway.
Mason Hamlin or kimbali pre-
fcrred. Will pay cash II price Is
reasonable, and clear title Ad-
dress G-15s, star.
80 USED TALKING MACHINES
wanted to apply as SO, first .payf
ments on so fine pianos or playeA
pianos. easy terms on balance, "a
ClINTON'S. 1912 Eighth ave.
THE PRICE, THE TERMS
And liberal treatment generally to
their customers send a large rug
and furniture trade to Waldron
Co. long at 1S22 Fourth ava.
Henry Bldg.
PARCHMENT SHADES
Painted to order. Oil paintings;
also lessons given. Prices reason
able. Phone Beacon 1855.
SEWING MACHINES. GOOD DRQGr
heads. SO up. Repairing, rentine
Main 1926. 1874 First ave.
NEW PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT
applied on purchase meyer
Toner, 210 Union. -.
If SAM WEISFIELD CAN'T RE-
pair your watch. throw II away~
MATTRESSES. UPHOLSTEkx, lll.Ie-
ovattng. REPAIRING. and - 9tx93s
Western Mattress c., 0aonno -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
FRIDAY

NOV. 10
frr-t low ride
ltao a M "a ~
fir-t nigh Tide
itta1 a. m II 4 u
S~~oad low tide
ass y m IS r.
second High Tide
ma A. m II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18
Reported by Wireless

November I7--str Admiral watson off
Cape fAzo. southbound. at 1876 a. m.
str vi Lobo ~ miles from Tatoosh, in
bound. at 1i.i5 a. m; str Alameda off
Prince Rupert. southbound, at II a. m. /,
str Spokane IN Niibank Sound, south /.
bound. at $3.50 y. m. str juneau In NIL
bank Sound, southbound. at .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18
To Found Better
Business Bureau

For tho purpose OF making advcr.
Using more truHtworthy.- better
business bureau win be established
here. More than 200 pledges from
business men Of the community were
advanced at the noon meeting Of tho
Seattle Advertising club Wednesday.
AZ a foIlow-up gathering held at
Bianc's cafe In the evening. orgsni.
zation Of the bureau was perfected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18
OIVORCES CRANTED

gheDpaFd, I1ottIe from Thomaa.
FORREST, zoe from y. w.
YfIns. Eva Grace from Jean Chris.
Asnry. Cosneiia r. from William J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18
New smyrna, FIn.. wn. establish

I'd In f7e5 as n Greek and Minorcan
colony and was named from Smyrna,
Asia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

hA sr1 IRE U 1,a = ~.
Sssss;s Ssssrs:s C.. 49, .
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08
URGES FUR ANIMAL FARMING
United States pErs rts,ers cf Asriesi
turs WouId ere>ise Tor inesvAs-
ing pen'aodA

wash.ncion. Par farming Is
u-ers; b, the pcaSttraca, os Ag-tcal
tur,c to p,>,,itl,. fog he increasing ne
u.aat.s In this country.
lr oao S.,ciict q Maryland facssrS'
farming Is VEL established lad.s ssry
The meat ls sSret at ~sss ho'el rs
marsh ,ubh.ts- one hunar,>1 'hoa-
san! 10 i.:.o. siius ,~Sy arr har'
vested by Mstyisn5crS The acs-ar''
tr-en, rads thA; silver foxes tlaek
.o,c., h.rc o,,es >kaats AID rssss'
rats c.n &c ,arsIs,i with sacors
The Caiiei Stai~s scsrraras-at
,hsssash the h=rvxg q fisheries takes
~alskin. ea ,,,c ir'tdssS islands las,
,.Ar tho sralskins nu,nssry~i .'.s%l.
~e,ch w~rr ~~r,h s-srsy taoooo
H~ss ere srasr Il the prov. that
~sv rs,a l..i ssstsx re ssihs /.
ws~ss. sie. nnasArs. $50. ssEal.
si.1s; sx~c-e> 81: cnz. 80. rrs
s~x. sri; snsni. SIS; sssss. sius. s.as'
srn. s.Vi. sna assss. eSnka
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08
QUEER COUNTERFEIT APPEARS
oserss osssses Operative 0.scevsv 4
- osi1 Psses Which ceessias 20
Wessh u pissirysa-

Kksa;nx't&,--A 1rs.S osd eYsnssr.
fist H q gssd pi<sc~ ~Hs ssrDa>: ct
By the treasury sccrss s~rvice wsgeh
II worth eight ssnssS .hs vssee H tie
eoaH u II ssass,s~c % r.s.eszer,. I.
Ii nsAds a lsIstinssxS
TIE eouh.sr.si; g y..-res yes~ szaas.s
years age so1 t<4s The ts.e 1873
Several y<trs ago soszse St ,tess. ssrS-
hois eolns were c.scys efec b. tie
scs1 os WEALTHY family ia N4iI..
when he turned oG, TIE coetsssts u
= strong hox ttss lad ifS.g ,s@r ;hs
repository N family hearioo1nA Ia<
coins we're s-nt 10 tic Treasury c~-
peS-Belt. wtsS. .se.r co1n,sr<es. na-
trre E1s discovered xnd ,he xh1se
lot vas cUnhscxfed
Secret seryiee oz5c5sls are q. lo,ss
10 know bow the la-e-sc E,-s-asrsa-s cxt.-
rure6 got fn,a eirruistson.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08

Fewer slt.sa in sai say s-Slasnss -,
tsts rhsr In ssy Fs1s
slnee -


WaSAis5 ..rssss. Pew ssSSztss wssss
gflea 20 r&!,Fcqs = 'ssFieG tsfa ,hag
tsa sBv v~s, siae~ ~ : stsi fe4see 'ss~s
falarssi yaaa IN sny yn'aF stsee t58L
- .a sr&sweseat hss -s. ~ sAs 'hssF-
s'at.. ss,Iaiz9arce eapuF sssp.
Esssstsx 1919 tsss es ass Esssres.sss
were k.ltea ssssi LA ie ts,ss.es@s. % %.
pared Ntih d,Ss8 ki'.sst Ia t'sss ii 4
,lAssy inbs-ea Ia Is \
Gs tha Etitea dur she rear sgsyy
sere passengers and n The fg aired +
t*S syrs rss@seag@es k'sapie stlseef
.aari=s 1919 saHsh~svs s.is>. aad fff.
aIs asre IN 1sFed
t'=wug rs$pasSess es n .ssss h vets
s'sipt ~ iEts tkaa sfT Rr ssy Feaf at
.aa ee,ala'ssaon'~ rss stss, rbieti 80
hae& go as:sl fasf se7zr . 5si8 fres-
lqts,efs Nvr~ Killed 1T 2e.# .ssbsFe
laispa's atsselass .ssd sere = - ~ .
psr~gn. sGt ef snaptosf snt aHs fssase
trsSsss than forruerty. soeasss If toe
war
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08
BANK OF POTOSI

-
-
a..
-
$50
=. "a
-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08
DOG GETS ONE FREE BITE
les Angeles Woman Loses Suit for
Damages Because Of ouirk
Ia the Law.

I,os Anrclcs--Rccanse II was no.
shown that a dog belonging TO T. c
Ferris had ever h!tfen any person be
for' biting Mrs Ainia Wes,herS In
Wilmington October = 1919. Juds,
Valentine declined Tn award Mrs
Wesihcrc damages asains; Mr Ferris
The law Is ths: a dog Is entitled to
one bite: after tina, his owner may
be held liable after being notified.
Judge Valentine said he regrps,c>'
the law had been % construed I. VA
evident that Mira wcs'bers had beer
severely injured. Last January Mr.
wrsi,,srr obtained judsmea, for sSSys
In this action, bat . new trial ma
granted
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08
NO MORE RATS

OF mies. after ySa sss RAf-sNAf,
lGs . sare fsSsat killss. Try .
Fss A.a prose u, kAis killed si,h
RAT. SNAP leave no smsti Cais
OF aoss waa's soasa IL 0aassnsssA
80 siss 4 sstsi saoasA tor Psn.
ay kitehss OF Cellar
a. slice G. eskes ior Chiessa
House, csops OF saail satiatass
i.ss siss Is essesl .snssh Cos aii
'sssn sas sst.huiis,sss. ss.ssss
taliaioss 80 tsss.sy hsiidisgs.
ssl1 sss ssasassss1 ~ tAs oty
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08

Politics often psrfoi ms aston
fishing stunts. SO ID 10 not At all
imprabAbIs that IN kicking Sen
ator Reed ous Of the party las,
summer the Democrats landed
him In the right place to become
che par,y's new standard bearer.
Al any rate Reed 10 Che top.
liner among Democrats At pres
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08

Governor Gardner says that
hs will lssve \ susplss Of tS. 900,
600 In che state treasury for
Governor Hyde 10 handle. A
surplss 10 always easier so han.
die than . deAcit. aud Govsrno-
Hyde 0iUhs veil msosgs shis
ess ia . WY 10 ease The tax
bsrasn thai 0ovssasr 0sSdsss
ADoooe1 soea - - - u
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08

E.eas.sos2sgh- IN, .~~' ssGk i thrtss-
tsasr g2 Fagbs gsnr ~es. aa9 No.
g'l ss ssa@ySEic .cNab q efsAeksa eSta
b. esteases'e asst agf ~ gstt sHeset
sa gesaAr~ gha&tias ? hst b gl~=F tSsa
s4r& N h~n as ssgf ~ htI ssetA5sss
=. fA&ayttle. IA ssstee' ay, sk& ehss,
sg. Nl,a Hy frsshts 9htty eHs' 4
'sfe ss.e, fFe5sa sg& Fag @g ss ~ w Hass
e-s hipss @t@Fe IL hs fetsa ~gstty eessa
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08
The Treasury Department

|
seems DOS sseesed u tho idea thai
the American people want to
keep righ. on plling up the na.
tional deat by leading the gov
ernment money. Secretary
Houston Annou aces that two new
tfeasury savings securities, n
VI .ou treasury savings stamp
aud \ $25 % treasury saviags
certificate, will be isssed do ring
the coming year. This is. OF
course, nothing more or less
than , proposition to the people
to pour their petty savings into
the national treasury to support
government extravagaLce; and
every dollar invested in these
sec rites add just that much 70
the national cabt and mus, be
redeemed III due course of ume
By the taxpayer The admins
tration officials a. Washington
seem to be taking 10 accouut OF
she fact that the people have or
iered new regime there Oh
and after March tth next, and
thai part of the first business o.
the new ruling power must bt
20 place an Inhibition AZ soon a.
upon tie processes o. the gov
crnaeat at call for this inter.
minable b rowing and debt pii
ins. Tho Harding admiuisIrs.
ton carrcs afford to coutire.
This policy What tie country
expects and demands Of the Re |
~ o..caa party Low soon Il
return ia power is that j, wi. |
bring the expenses al the gov |
erlIent within it's legitimate |
revenues, and then resume debt |
paying. We appreciate The dlt
acglty Of the task. for The out |
going administration ID going tc
cave The national Grarces in q I
igplorabie condition, and don't |
cara 4 d that ii does.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08
Bsase California Ducks
Lose Fear OF Airplane

fuhs Clty.-R Y. O'as sns A
n TregoE;ng. 10th su.7aey 4 T.
T. fys.A nov IT. the employ a-
tie Suffer Rssic company with a
contract 20 fa~, G1e-fs and ge-e.p
ofS TIE 100 aes-s q. rice. So
ducks have ccsDe 2 by .hOussr6s
in the last few days. As soon
rs they frict.eb.3 the ducks
sHay FROM ore Jar. a. 'te fed
with their sirslsne. another fos-k
El3gtIs os tie opposite side
The ducks sre becoming scrux-
toned 10 seAinS TIE machine
said Uids. "ar19 /, - ont t,e lo.S
before even 81 ai-piane eog3pe
cannot srsyhter them
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08

We note in The news dispatch
es ,ha. tho United States Ship
ping Bard has 4.nN-that's III.
nam bsr. 1. .ul4-eIsrks engaged in
the task OF tying 10 strai. hten
oi. the disastrous financial mud
die in which i. has involved il.
self. Four thousand CLERKS
should accomplish a good deal
In most situations, but v hen We
consider that the Shipp!nx 4
Beard has had all these clerk :
On its payroll since ii MAS organ
lied, we have little faith ,ha, they
will now undo what with all ,hi.
aid wasn't done In the first
place. Let US suppose ths, at
it's busiest period the Board had
as pany as forty thoussEd sep
avate transactions daily "A good.
ly number truly. II I. had tha,
many for itemixation in its &c
counting records, co III clerk
would have had she strenuous %
task Of making ten entries . day
in bis book and checking IL up.
A clerk In . oosnsry bank will
do ten times that mach IN an
eight hour day and think tcs.y.
10 locke 10 Us like these s.Coo
clerks 10 jass another instanc. of
the scandalous proceedings that
have marked every sssp Of sbe
wueea aAalaisosaaiea.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08

Rats stssl niiiioss oi1eiisss' sosth
sI gsslp. ehisksss, egss. 80. Dssescy
property and are s~nscs - hsaifb.
II yos sss ssoaeisd v,ss ssis. uy
kAT.sHAR. II surely kills tas1-
prsvsn, odors. Cats 81 dogs Won,
tosea 10. Genes tn oskes. Three
sisss. So. oss. N.S. ssil saa ssar.
sntssd BY she City Drug stsss,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08

President Wilson viii. We are
Sold, write . lot of books when
setires from office. We hope ts
will thea make IL clear how he
happened 10 become ohsessed
with the idea that be was tie
whole works.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08

IoO nIoo8ln8 tHuUStIy tugOuWu
out the country II said to be due
TO \ Declining demand. yet shsr.
never Vas \ more pressing nsesI
smsng the people for the very
commodities In whieh prodsc
tion has been and IL being chr
tailed. Every mill and factory
In the country wsuld ba bum
ming with activity to supply the
demand II the people were buy.
Ing 10 provide for their most
pressing requirements. The Oh
ly reason they are not buying II
that a stupid economic polie.
psrvadss the world generally. -
buying has been put beyond the
reach sf the eager wosld DO buy
er. The farmer. for instance,
cannot supply bis family with
food, clothing and shoes wheI
he must sell his wheat, corn
livestock. wool. hides, etc, a.
prices so Low that the returns
he receives for his products arr
utterly inadequate 10 meet tht
cost oi the things he needs
and should have, And work
Ing msn out OF job is ~ poor
buyer as the aforesaid farmer
The p-esen, economic situation
is undoubtedly due to dispos.
tion 10 hang onto excessive pro
Ats in the transit of conmodi
ties from the raw ~ their dis
.rioutlon among The consumers
We have got 10 have bread a. t
price that corresponds wit. :.
~ IS wheat. meat with 1 cent
cattle and 5 cent hogs, clothing
with 20 cent wool. shoes VIII!
7 ce1i hides. There has got tc
be al abandonment OF tie idea
tina. corporate capital must carr
from 100 70 1000 percent every
year. ana stock melon custire
must be the vogae 10 give Thea.
dividends the appearance OF de
cency. Some Of our po.i,jca
radicals are predicting tie eioc
ton Of Eugene Debs A. pres
dent In 1924 as the outcome T. I
the present economic trend. ",
dun't believe this, Of course, bu'
the situation IL producing adder
uures, Of the masses and ne~d>
stronE remedial application fc,
4 fair ndjusAment. The ircoh
Ing r. publican administration
has promised III. country . re
turn 20 nor nA!cy," and In tha'
promise the asiiun trusts fof
4 more Satisfactory sts,e g.
affairs Ru, unless that norma
or bears spnn inordipste profit F.!
ard brings them iEto balance
with the prices Of raw material |
aud opens the way io enabling |
tho would DO buyer TO buy ard |
the would be- worker 90 \ parma.
nent job, then the Harding sd |
will be headed toI |
q lot OF trouble,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08
Mother Stops Locomotive
Saves Chii1fen IN Auto

nsnviTe. "a Running sp the
tracks w3y esyirr her s-7-.s
MIS- Ezl.a Sasnaoa ssccy-essy.
In hr. E.ue = fast rsEltzy'rxtls
f-e'EG. to sep tas' &s Il Sas
a'.uig: TO craS 81 .nfo .Ae aaiasue.
lie In asglvi ls~: s-si5lG;sn we-v
stalled ~ TIE tracks NJ. Sh2s-
n,sa Ga TO, hare .smc ~ carry
lie l':.ie encs to safety acsGTv
TIE train wo4sd have sgra a,.aa
hcr. asrTstArs " :Ae iraia cgTS
pasgses. .av machine srasz. the
,racks
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08
R A T S n A p
KILLS RATS

Also miss. Assetshiy prs~rs
sdsfs ifs@ carcass. Oas pss ! ~
pfosss shi& kAr.1SAp con "a
eaxss - 90 miIing vish oshs, 's..s.
Guar Aas4sd,
ia siss q eshsi sseses d. r ~
mr., kisxesr 90 Cs1tas.
a5e ssz~ ~ sshes) fes fstessb y
Hes.~. so~c, ~ suDsib b9sss tsss
ol.1s ssSs sessksei sae~sl ~ ~
s2sm sas es&ouit1lnes. ssHsrs~
ksssal&ss W la66esy e11a1g sss
ssis ed eaAsan1ee4 ~ 49, ~
- o1nna q
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08

presideGl Wilson Is happy
sRa,n. H. uas just been invited d
oy tae League ut Nations 10 act
as mediator between Armenia
and the Tark-. Oi course he
hss accepted, he'd rather dab.
be In the European politics.
IN 10 than pursue TIC sgslrs q
t.i~ country Is complete dome es
Ito serenity ard happiuess.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08

II is said now that he icsgu"
OF Nations will eliminate Artici,
lons dead ona. Article 10 had
nothinr when tho United States
declined II with thanks.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08
voiana n. No. Is
High Prices

Ex1 gr5cas sss.e cheap dastars fhaas
dollars srdG~@ sgss slater sceeei&tlar ~
nAe 80 2o1g as IFsEes sc&x-- hss tss cat far
tie DROP
E&rs Is ogr s4s$1@ - sGe~ iae skesa.
Ar2as Geot, fsr sSs as9t0s Gag aar~ To- gay
t4ck s3ese ea@ag 6m zTx xlea 6esr Gees
Aso4d srs<a.4fssa- A5eTr ~. SAVE raw
VIII taoHer Is Fa.e-sitGl sG& prizes are scar
Ing. Tie eaax dollars Of sss@ g-ssers If
oe tlare Ts-aa1ie soG1e day Graz aEsE II Gov
ard hosa oz1o theH II is the caares O.
h.esaSse 70 savs- Use Gnr oaak 40 d ee-c.a
tarA E<ssS &sssaE *H.r.sEra ~ ~ sYss ~
carsta.4y 81 -=@-s-s -s19Es
BAN K OF POTOSI
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08

With that $50, ,ooo, 600 provided
for hard roads in Missouri and
the hard roads urgent, we ought
90 take caro- Of the ute IN pioymens
sitsstion in this stAte all right.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08

Of coarse There is goirg 10 b,
a iivt J scramble among the Ee.
punilcars fer the Jobs It's bcc Il
eight yeas since they had any
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08

There in a fine parade of orln,'
en- tho front pages @! the city
daiiies these days.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08
SRI Weds in Hospital
When Tod She May Die

Harrisburg. ra.---So II that
Ste is not expected - recover.
Mss Cara r Anderson sss
w-3deSi .n Tie Harr.slcrg hos.
,4.al 20 Iohn r. ToT1l.nsoI- ay
he Rsv. Lewis c Msnres- Miss
Andersen vas operated 90 s"v-
sral cars age. aid when ply
s.cians hest opt little h0r1. .o-
A,. recovery. size decided 10 cs.i
asar-se1. TIE bride Is e-ni'oyF9
In the department n Internal az
.afrs. and ter husband is esD.
psoyed As ca4aa-eUr In the
s,s.e highway department
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08

The Raput leans spert q good
deal a money on their campaign.
Dat ii was worth X.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08

There " II soon ea sad PACK
'3R ~ and a ki s,la Of iarewei.
t3rvsyer up at JEFF City.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08

There wouldn't be ally Solid
Euaib II there was n fair Sou,t
IN politics
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-12-08
- Get Real Mao When I Lost
ri, Setting Hen. Mrs. Hannah.

'l ser! aCio ihe bee huQse orr
aQrrtrg t@und IN t&ta-i.t .es,e.
aeAa got res. made Wertto tht
ttare, hcEgkt .tme RAT.sEAls And
In a ~ssk ct s;x desI rA;s. Every.
to4y Who 'ei&es yoa,ur should I.ep
RAT-sSAF." Ihrye si.es Sc, So.
q p. soii sa. gcsrEasee9 by tF-
City Ds1s store.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Coming Hobart Bosworth in Ills
Own Law" Adv
Last showing Of While New York
Sleeps" Opera house tonight. Adv
Fun-News and Excitement. Read
the adj Harte Theatre today Adv.
Miss Bridget Costello was at home
from Springfield with her parents for
the holiday
Miss irene Cardinal was at home
with her parents from Pittsheld over
the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Colgan and
daughter Ave spent the holiday in
rIoosick Falls.
f. p. Nolan of Jefferson avenue IS
| visiting his brother, James Nolan in
schenectady
Misses Frances and Agnes Mcbride
! were at home from Rutland for the
I Thanksgiving holiday.
Howard Manley was at home from
Rutland with his Wife and family for
/ the Thanksgiving holiday
( Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hufnagel and
| daughter Janet Of Pleasant street
spent Thanksgiving IN Hoosick Fails.
Is love stronger than death-see
Madame X" Library Theatre today
and tomorrow. Regular admissions
I Adv
William Healy who is serving in
/ the United States navy, in New YORK
is spending o Through with relatives
in town,
Wanted~A few experienced en-
broidery operators Plenty Of work at
present. Bottum and Torrance Com
pany ADV.
Miss Mary Curtin was at home
from ALBANY Business college with
her parents at Old Bennington Tor
the holiday
There will be return dance TO the
upper classmen at the high school
hall tonight Alumni invited. Dane
ing from to Il.
Brick ice cream at Harwood's, iay
ors changed weekly. Sunday orders
must be in before II a. N. Pint and
quart sizes. Adv ooti
Miss Elizabeth Nolea Of Hooslck
Falls IS spending the week end with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. +. +. Nolan
Of Jefferson avenue.
MY Goodness" Mack Sennett Con
edy and MARY Ellen Comes to Town
a Dorothy Gish picture and Pathe News
Harte Theatre today Adv
Now sensation in Boston-Pau
line Frederick in Madame X Ii
brary Theatre today and tomerro"
Regular admission, ADV
Nicholas J. Morrissey Of Clafemon
Is slendmg the week end with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs n. j Morrissel
r Of Washington street
Z Dont lan G. see while NV Yor'
Sleeps a picture as bic IN theme an'
action as the city whas lie ~ por
trays. opera house tonight
Misses Elizabeth Cronin Ruth Rocl
wood and Catherine Morrissey were
at their homes from the state Norma
school al North ADAMS or The hob
day session.
While New Pork Sleeps is
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-26
NERVOUS SYSTEM
Shattered
'Fmii-a-ilVGS" or Fruit Liver
Tablets Gave Relief
ass GnANr IN. BurrALo. IN. 5

3S5 GRANT ST., BUrrALo, N. Y.
~ have been Paralyzed on tho
whole right side since April Both.
/ referred the case to a physician
who wrote me, advising &e use Of
Tpita-fircS.
I would not be without 'Fruit-a-
lives for anything no more strong
cathartics or salts ; no more bowel
trouble fol me.
4 recommend F7ata.tiues' to ALL I
feel more like 40 than 90, which I
have just passed..
WIN. II. OsTRANDER.
SOC. a box, 6 for $3.50, trial size 25c.
Atdealers or from FRUIT A-TIVES
Limited OGDENsBURG, Ny.