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The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23
By
IRVING BACHELLER

older people sat waiting for them.
Harry gave the papers to Bim to BE-
signed and attested and forwarded
to Mr.. Stuart In Springfield.
On their way to the hotel Samson
said to Harry:
II don't believe BIN IL going to bs
carried away by any Of these high
flyers. She's getting to be q very
sensible person. Poor Jack has caught
the plague. He has Invested In land.
Thinks II will make him rich. He's
In poor health. too-kidney trouble
and BIN has . baby with al the rest
"A beautiful boy. I went upstairs and
saw him asleep In his cradle. Looks
like her. Hair a. yellow ~ gold. light
complexion, blue eyes, handsome ~
q picture"
That night. IN the once sf the City
hotel, they found Mr.. Lionel Davis il
the midst Of q group Of excited specu-
latora In some way he had got across
the prairies and was selling his land
and accepting every offee on the plea
that he was going Into the grain busi.
ness In st. Louis and had 70 leave
Chicago next day. He ehoted the
market with bargains. The buyers
began to back of. Mr.. Davis closed
his carpet bag and left.
ut was q kind Of horse steaIin'."
said Samson rs they were going to
bed. HE got news down there on the
main road BY pony express on Its way
to St. Louis. I'll bet there's been .
panic In the East. He's awake and
the others are still dreamin'...
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lots. while the younger people were
dancing and being proudly surveyed
By their mothers.
~ Harry and the ladies were leav.
Ing Col. Taylor came to them and
said:
~Young man. ! am the voice Of your
country. I call you to Florida. VIII
you 20 with ~ next weekr
Harry looked Into Bins eyes.
the campaign will b over IN .
year. and need 700 badly" The Colo
mel urged.
n can not ~ no to the call q my
country" Harry answered. u viii
Join your regiment At Beardstown On
its way dowa the river"
That night Harry and BIN stood BY
the gate talking. after Mrs. Kelso had
gone Into the house.
"Bim. I love you more than ever. -
said the boy. "Abe says you can get
q divorce. have brought the papers
for you to sign. They will make you
free. have done II for your sake.
You will be under no Obligation.
want you to be free to marry whom
you will. would he the happiest
man In the world n you were "a
choose me. haven't the wealth Of
some Of the city men. ! Gun only
offer you my love-"
"Be careful and. please. let 70 OF
my hand" ahe said. I'm not goine
to say q word Of love to you. air
not free yet. We couldn't marry II
We wanted to. wish $ou to he under
no sense Of obligation 10 me. Many
things may happen In q yenr. | an
glad you are going to see more Of the
world before you settle down. Il Will
help you to BE- sure to know yourself
Q little better and to be sure Of wha,
you want TO do."
Il think that I know myself fairi,
well," he answered. There are d
many better men who want 70 marry
youi aaali 20 away With . srsa,
fear ia He."
fhses ars - better nsn." she an
sWeeed. "Whsa you 81 baek " sAal
- what eegss Of e1r httjs rsaAses
0easWABs n ssaaG - nv ~ ~
.Ao1 I ~ yss." ~ sai1 - - -
lsWe1 NJ ~ ~ Aea9A VhaU ~
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you'll bear me tuning up" Harry

You'll hear me tuning up" Harry
declared.
THAT u fathers way Of comforting
my widowhood," said BIN. "He has
made q wonderful beauty mask and
often he claps It on me and whistles
up . band Of signing Iovsrk A. Q
work Of the Imagination am q great
suecess."
THE look Of 700 sets my heart afire
again." the boy exclaimed.
"COme-take mother and me to the
party 1t Mrs. Kinzie's." said BIN. "A
very grand young man was coming to
take ~ In Q wonderful carriage, but
he's half an hour late now. We won't
wait for him."
So the three set out together afoot
for Mrs. KinSie's. while Samson sat
down for q visit with Jack Kelso.
The KinsIes' house was Of brick
and larger and more pretentious than
any 10 Chicago. Its lawn, veranAa
and parlor were crowded with people
In . curious variety Of costumes.
Nearly oil the festive company wore
diamonds. They scintillated on f,n-
gers. some Of which were knotted with
toll: they slowed on shirt bosons and
morning a. we'll ~ evening gowns |;
on hecks and ears, which should havs
been spared the emphasis Of Jewels.
Col. Zachary Taylor. who had Just
arrived from Florida and was pres
emily returning with . regiment Of re-
cruits for the Seminole war. was
at Mrs. Klnxie's party. He remem-
bered Harry and took him in hand
and introduced him to many Of his
friends as the best scout in the Black
Hawk war. and. In spite Of his dress.
the young man became one Of The
lions Of the evening.
After refreshments the men went
outside to smoke and talk-some with
pipes-of canals. railroads and corner
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any ooe who y younger md - ] am Q
fafmsf's wife lhave plsnty % Do for !
cultivate my own garden, raise many
chickens and Do my own housswosk.
You may publiah this lsttsr - ! an
ready to Do anything 70 hsip Other
women ~ ! have bssn % veil and happy
since my troubles are past. "-Ars. ET.
GALLOWAY, Cartss's Creek, Tenn.
Most women find plenty b Do. II
they sre upset with soane female ailmsot
and troubled With such symptoms -
Mrs.. Galloway bad, Tie smallest duty
seems mountain.
II you ind Il hard % kesp up, II yus
ars nervous md irritable, without ambl.
ton and out Of sorts gsseeally, give Tie
Vegetable COMPOUND fair 6ial We
behave Il wm hslp you sssstay, for 4
has hslpsd othsfa
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Nothing Danesrous.

Wishing to swear out Q warrant
against a man whom she alleged had
made menacing threats against her
life. an elderly negro woman recently
appeared at the prosecuting attorneys
once and told her troubles to The
clerk.
"And did he brandish any weapoo
In your facer' questioned the clerk.
''Oh. no suh." answered the woman.
"He didn't have NO weapon. He juGe
had an ax."-Ka1sas City Star.
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L.>,.,as vetss e.'V,ss,s.sa

~rAsss must b sesssthias vseae
Mn slse eiasssss player b tAls seeAeo
N. Dvosy nSV ~ tbss - 6oevs .
ooO oo1As
sDGO aossso1 - ~ A0eooA ov05
~ - h111ss aayoeoO - - o00s
- nuu1D - 01op
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CHAPTER xv,,.-cs.sl.vsdL

Thsy sad0sd their horses asd
mounted and rode up 10 the door. An.
y thsir Acknowledgements and fare
wells Bsimstsad came close to Sam
10 and said In eoo6dsncs: r enjoy
eein' Q milliooairs for q few minutes
sew an then. It's - good - goin'
y . circus an cheaper"
'Ths feelings Of q milliooaiFs are
almost - good % the money while
hey lest" said Abe Lincoln With .
Asgh.
At early eandlelight thsy reached
ths sycamore woods vsry hungry. Il
Was Q beautiful erovsiiks feeese -
ths shose q . strsam. Ths crossing
was . roagh bridge Of corduroy. A
crude log tavern and . erudef stoes
stood On the farther shore of the
eFsek. The tavern was . dirty place
WITH Q drunken proprietor. Three
ngged, shiftiess farmers and Q half.
bresd Indian at IN IT. main room In
safyins stages Of insbriacy. 4 we'll
erssssd. handsome young man with .
liamood In his shir.froot was lead
lng q horse back and forth in the
stable yard. The diamond led samson
- suspect that hs was the man Davis
q whom Mr.. Brimstsad had spoken.
Our travesers. not liking the look Of
tAs place, got some oats and rode on,
camping near the farther edge Of the
woods, where they built DIRE. fed and
tethered their horses and nat down
and ate from the store 10 their saddle
bags.
Then with their knives Abe and
Samson cut big armfuls Of gvass from
The near prairie for the horses and
80 upon which the three man lay
down for the night.
samson had thst gift Of sleeping
With one eye open" which the pefils
ef The wilderness had conferred upon
~ pioneer. He had lain down on
the side Of their bed near the horses,
which were tethered 70 trees enly q
fsw feet away. He had eons 70 sleep
With his pistol undss bic right hand.
Late II The night hs was awaksned
b. % snssual movement among the
heessa In the dim light a he ars
~ cosld 80 Q man IN tAe Get sf
6gsd1iAs Abe's hosss.
Held up Jour hands," Samson
sAested - hs covered the man with
his plstsl. TT ~ STIR . foot m bore
Q hole n ~"
Ths nan nrsw ~ BE haads and
0ssd sim.
Il half . Domsnt Abs Hneola aaA
Harry hed eot up and eaptufsd tAs
0aa and The leossd hsess.
TAis y part q ths entry which
0aaasa nads n he diary . wssk Or
- 1atee:
Harry pat ssms wssd % tAs IRE
While Abs and lsd hin up isto tAs
nSht He WAS 90 of he dirty white
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sss,a W vsvs hsn1s,s oasss>
oheutsd.

men ws had seen At the tavern.
"'lil give you four hundred doilars
ses Q Anss In good Michigan money.
- said.
"'lf ye can't steal . horse yeu're
W1liin' to buy one. says.
"'No. sir. only come to buy says
Il Topped him sudden and asked
him why he was putting on the bridie.
"Ile owned up then. Raid Q man
had hired him to steal the horse.
"'rhat man has got to have q hoss.
- said. Hell give ye any price ye
want to ask. II yourl givs me . few
Collars I'll take ye 10 him
"ros 70 and bring him here ana
~ talk 70 him. said
= Vt ths tsllsf 20. I DIDN'T sep.
loose Ne eeos hack. bat ~ az.
eA0e Q tts1e be1ees 0savies WITH tAat
~ 1IUooo1 tbl0 ~ ~ st ~
sWhesS ~ aansY I aSA
- hAo1o0 - Q Goe1 . VADGA
~ - Vo0D 0nno oDvlA naaa .,
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halt Of my tins q
bed, bang amictsd
With . trouble which
women Of q cestai1
sgs arc apt to haves
u took Lydia +
| Pfnkhaln's Vegetable
| Compound Tablets
and used Lydia 4
|Pinkham's SanaHW
Wash. ] am . well
woman now and have
|bsea for two yeafs.
II can work - well q
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.aapsI rransis" ). ths on Day,

sNap.d Tsaneis" IN tks on oayA
An illustration Of the more o. LEES
raud transit facilities between tee
sviilages" Of Brooklyn and Tlushins
40 Iats % 1910 II sseu 10 the an.
nouncement Of the stage driver who
bers ITO Inform bis friends 10 the city
Of New York and the village oS
Brooklyn. Newtown and FlushIns that.
Notwithstanding the opposition which
has lately bsen set up sgainst him. hs
saIlls continues to run his stage b.
tween the villages Of Brooklyn and
Flushing in an equal II not superior
manner to that which he has bscn II
the habit for many years past. He
has improved bis team with m add
tloaai span OF very nns horses which
enable him to perform bis route 10 q
space OF 90 minutes, being q distance
Of II miles. Those who wish seats Ia
the mentioned stage will pleass
amply at W. 4 Il. W. Nichols store
No. 3 Fulton Slip. New York; JoAu
B~deii'a, Brooklyn. and Samuel Low
errs's, Fiushing. Fare from Brooklyn
70 Newtown. 37k cents. 10 riusains
10 csutA"
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Spent HALF her
Time IN BED
Fs.eIs VIE Tells Hsw Lydia E
Phkhaa's Vegetable CsnPss.d
ads Hss q Wei WeaaA

cartse's Creek, Tenn. Three years
go Was almost IN invalid. ] spant
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CQLDMEpAI.
p491E q

Ths worlds Standard remedy foe thsso
disorders win oftsn ward od thses DIS
sasss and ssrsngshsn he body againss
further atneka Three assa, an ds1Ggissa
Losh fsP - unoe ca Ne2al - syosy ~
~ ooep01 s. l0llnAio0
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WOMEN nHD sWARAoor

Thessaals q vs0sa hass ha.av -
baeddf trssbss 81 asv4 sspsss Il.
Wensa's sa0plaists eltsa pssvs 70 -
nethiag sss bst kianY tsssAls, a. ~
sss1k Of 6dAsy q blaa3ss tssass.
II Tie 6dasys ass set b . hsaltAy
eoodit3oa, tAsy Day oanse IL sGAee q.
ells b bseoms dissassd.
Paia b ths bssk, hsaaeshs, lso Il a.
eitioa. nesvoasasas, afs el1A ti0o ynQ.
tems ef kidasy tsouhla.
Doa't dshy seaxting tssstnsak. d.
KilnsTs ewsnp-Roo&, Q pAydsias's -,
sssiptioa. Obtained at aay arsg sesss, ny
b jast tAs rsnedy nsedod q svssSo0e
aeA coaditioas.
CT nsdisn q hFN - bstt,s -
oediatsly ffon aay aslG stssU.
6owsvss, u ye1 NJ lsse - ~ ~
&eat pespesatSoA ssoa ~ esa1D - d.
Ki3nse Z @, 0iagAaDAsa, u. T., ~ .
saApSe bee$le. WA9a WsitiAg b 1sO ~
0sot3ea this pape.-Adveet1oo0aot
NeeAlR0 NeW.
"Spsaking Of autowoolls 3okssr
Yes" II don't sss any inprovensak
y the 1872 m0dels."
These blessings in 6iguiss Usually
and di@culty IN proviAg iAsstity.
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American-Isms

Don't d Rsady to Find Faut
Until You Have Made . Thor.
evph Investigation and Know
Of Yeur Own knowledge Just
Whsrs the Blame Should 0s
Plaesd-it'il Save Yeu Much
Trouble.
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VICTIMS
RESCUED

Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid
troubles arc most dangerous b.
cause of their insidious attacka
Heed the first warning they give
that they nsed attention by taking
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Wherein 10 One ef the Many Private
Panies Which FOLLOWED the ourstins
os the Bubble Of Speculation.
Samson and Harry saw the bursting
Of the great bubble Of 81. Late that
night, Disaster, loathsome and thou-
sand-legged, crept into the little city.
II came on q steamer from the East
and hastened from home to home,
from tavern to tavern. Great banks
had suspended payment; New York
had suffered q panic: many large bust.
ness enterprises In the East had
failed; certain agents for the bonds
Of Illinois had absconded with the
states money: In the big cities there
had been an ominous closing Of dooss
and turning Of locks; q great army
Of msa were out Of employment Ths
! llttls clty was In q frenzy Of sxcitement
4iss streets were allsd With shout.
iag. half-erassd throns. New fortunes
had shrunk to nothing and les than
Dsthing Ia Q night. Lots In the city
Wese offered for . tiths Il what their
market value had. been. Davis had
known that the storm would arrive
With the nrst steamer and In The
slang Of business had put On . life.
peesssvef. samson knew that the
time to buy was when every ons
wanted to sell. He bought two corner
lots In The city and two acres On the
prairis half . mile from town. They
sot their deeds and went to the Xel'
eos to bid them good.by.
After hearty farewells Samson and
Harry Ut out for their home. They
were not asaia to sse the ssntle face
and hear the pleasant talk Of Jack
Kelso. He had once said, In the pree-
spcs Of samson, that II 70 we'll -
remember, always, that thinss can net
70 o. With - % they are. Chansss
co0s-ssowly and cutie according 70
osr calculations, o. % swiftly and
unexpectedly that thsy all % With
coofusaoo. Learned and wise In the
weishty problems Of humanity b. had
little prudence In regulating he A.
fairs Of his own family.
Xsaso had put every dollar hs he'd
and some that be hoped to have inte
laaA. BIN. who had been teaching 10
ons of ths schools, bad Invested oil
her savings In . dream city % ths
shore Of an anconstTucted canal
ro M coNriNUEp.l
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CHAPTER XIX.

Wherein 10 One ef the Many Private
Panies Which FOLLOWED the ourstins
of the Bubble Of Speculation.
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These blessings in 6iguiss vsually
0nd di@culty IN proviag Identify.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
DEMOS FIGHTING
PACIFIC TREATY
viii Avenge League OF Ma.
tons Failure
ny LAWRENCE MARTIN

WASHINGTON. Feb. iT.--Demo-
cratic senator's have Get In motion
plan 20 ret revenge for the killing
% the league OF nations covenant.
The plan consists 81 these steps
Adoption Of The Hitchcock r-Ho-
luton requesting more informat ton
from President Harding on the four.
power Pacific treaty. This step has
already been taken.
2--Forcing Of an admission from ad.
minlatration leaders that the four.
power treaty involves the United
States In exactly the same sort 81
international obligation az Article X
Of the league covenant.
BY the first step the democrats
have confronted Harding with the
same situation the republicans forced
on Wilson In the Versailles treaty
fight
Harding. Ike Wilson. must anrwer
virtual demand for information
which u IL practically impossible for
him 10 give. Wilson Raid he could
not give tho records OF the Versailles
conference because he did not have
them. and had no right TO make thom
public n he had Harding has no
records Of the conversations out Of
which the four power pact grew. and
N he had he could not make them
public without the consent OF Great
Britain, France and Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
MANY CONFESS
AS MURDERERS
Anonymous Friends Try TO
Aid Accused Priest
ny JAMES u. KELLY

MONTREAL. Feb. ~. - Several
"oonfessioas- TO the murder OF rlaoul
De Lorne. for which Father hdeiard
De Lorne. his half brother. Is held
In Jail. were received by police thru
tho mall today.
Tho letters containing these -oon.
ferulons" were unsigned. Tho writer's
ridlcule the police for arrcsting the
priest. All are being Investigated.
other letters abused the authorities
for bounding Father DE Lorne.
Tho priest sitting among his books
and papers In cell IN Bordeaux jail.
IN confident he will be cleared OF the
charge OF Turing Raoul TO n lonely
spot. firing six bullets into his head
and throwing his body out OF the
automobile. the motive being 20 in.
herit the es'te and get his $4,000
Attorneys for The accused arsertrd
fresh Developments assured his 40.
quittni. All the evidence against him
is circumatantiai and they expect 10
fuove an aiibi when tho case comes
10 trial on February 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
BONUS PLANS
FACING CRISIS
Paid-Up Insurance May Be
Substituted for II
ny CARL ID. GROAr

WASHINGTON. Feb. iT.--con-
gross was torn today between legal
izing a sales tax TO pay a soldier
bonus or dropping the cash bonus
altogether. Substituting paid-up in
surance or land grants.
THIS was the situation resulting
from President Harding's letter
suggesting tho sales tar. or ahan'
donment. as the alternatives for the
bonus.
The house ways and means com
mistcc meeting this forenoon pro.
posed TO sound out sentiment on
dropping the bonus and the sales
tax propositions.
There was virtually no talk OF
postponement al suggested by Hard.
ms In tho event OF failure OF the
sales tax.
But just how congress would put
thru payment PLAZA was as much
a mystery 10 members as at any
time since that body threw up It's
hands and sought. counsel OF the
president.
The sales tar will have hard sled
ding. That IL certain from utter
anc~s Of its friends and foes. but
from the bonus standpoint there ID
stan a chance OF II going thru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
NETTLETON OUT
FOR PORT BODY
Former Publisher Announces
His Candidacy

Clark Nettieton. pioneer resident
Of the Northwest and former pub
Usher OF tho Seattle rost.intelli-
gcnccr. announced Friday that he
would ho a candidate for election
20 the port commission 20 succeed
DR. W. T. Christensen. this year
This tccision IL made" hr ex'
planned. after atudying tho matter
carefully. and In the belief that !
can sive the people Of King county
good service In that position. | live
in the north district. from which
this member OF tho commission h
chosen. and feel that the people
OF King county know mo well
enough. or enough about me. 20
say whether would DO good
man FOR the work Of this important
business IN the county.
II can make only one promise 20
the voters elected I shall devote
what brains and ability have 10
the work OF giving an honest. eff.
eient administration 10 port commits.
sion affairs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
MEXICANS N A B
AMERICAN SHIP

WASHINGTON. Fsb. iT.--Effort'
VIII be made By the state department,
20 determine the business OF the ~.
cent handling OF the American fish.
ing schooner Mabel by Mexican Az.
thoritiss. Il waA Indicated here to
day.
A board consisting % william G
Bnrdetie. American consul AZ Ensc
NADIA: Enrique Ferrcrisra. Mexican
consul AZ san Diego. and William
Henry Rogers. a disinterested Brit
ish subject. has been appointed 70
fully investigate the circumstances
surrounding the arrest OF the crew OF
the Mabel. with a view 10 obtaining
redress II It's seizure was uniusiificd
on December the schooner was
arrested by the Mexican Funboat
Tccate and charged with the illegal
carrying OF arms. The master and
crew were incarceratcd. Later tho
charge ~as changed 70 Illegal fish.
ing In Mexican waters. a charge
which was vigorously denied BY tho
owners Of the vessel. who claimed
they were well outside the thrc. mile
limit.
Despite this denial. the master ~
the Mabel was heavily fined and re-
leased finally only thru the efforts OF
the state department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
JAIL SENTENCES
IN DOPE CASES
"Fine Cleanup" Comment
OF Deputy Prosecutor

One narcotic poddlor and -four al
diets were given jail sentences
Thursday afternoon by Justice OF the
Peace G. c. Dalton.
John Bauer. alias Dutch. alleged
by r. n. Baerman OF the police mar
eotic squad TO be- peddler OF long
standing. was given tho maximum
sentence OF six months on = charge
Of vagrancy.
Another srr month"; term was
given William Flynn. who In said 20
have a wife and two children In tho
city.
Jack Forester. Lois Williams and
Mrs. II. u. Shaw. all OF whom were
arrested AT a downtown hotel with
Bauer. we're sentenced to % days
each.
This r. the best cleanup wa have
made for long time" declared Miss
cordelis Thiel. deputy prosecuting
attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
HELD AS CHIEF
Of SMUCCLERS
Alleged Rum Runner UP for
Hearing

SAN FRANCISCO, FEB. II. -
Charles Maddox. whom federal Off
cials believe 10 be leader Of a ring
Of Pacific coast liquor snuggiers. win
be given n preliminary hearing DO
fore Commissioner Hayden here to-
morrow.
Maddox, arrested at first ~ . sus'
pect. was held in custody when ofn-
Gers discovered in his rooms large
number OF automobile iicense plates.
which they think might have been
removed from cars stolen by the ring
and used In nmuggling operations
across the Canadian and Mexican
borders.
Another suspect, giving the narns
of Ralph Krieger. held In Los An
gelea. In alleged to have named Mad
dox In a statement Police are look
ing for two other men. also thought
10 be ringlcaders in the gangs 40
tivities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SLOGANS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

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our wealth.-lI. j. whatmore 6iI
White building
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1908 18th and Olive.
Give the home folks = boost. buy
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i7oa 18th and Olive.
Pacific Northwest prosperity de-
Ponds upon Northwest Products. al
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iIohen. 1904 LIST ave.
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prices means Northwest profits
George II. slatin. sofa ssnd 3.
Patronixing Pacific Northwest
Products contributes 20 personal
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A sound doctrine FOR staid people.
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john Duff. iB2p iith ave. W.
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St
Northwest Products spen satisfac
tion--Mr-. g. T.. Mccall. H. +. ID
No. 1. Edmonds, wash.
Patronlxe horne industry. bu,
Northwest Products. - Dorothy v
Morrison. sis5 Baker ave.
The Community spirit plus Pacific
Northwest Products equals prosper
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81.
Boost SorthwcE, Products tn you
community 10 assure prosperity am
opportunity Pred q. RlnEena. 80
Stewart 81.
Support Northwest Products am
Northwest Products will support you
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best. Minnie s. wlIllamA sal ais
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or the people. FOR the people: bul
them. peopie' Northwest Products. -
c. l.. Drake. $3.50 18th ave.
Money spent for Northwest Prod
ucsR oils the wheels % Northw~"
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