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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-01-12
EARLY WEATHER REPORTS

EARLY WEATHER REPORTS
The Ward County Independent has
in its possession an old book, printed
by the government in 1898, entitled
Certain Climatic Features of the Two
D Ak tas, illustrated with 1913 tables,
charts and diagrams" 1t was pre-
Jared by John P. Finley, First Lieu
tenant, U. S. Infantry.
The cid book gives records Of pre-
cipitation at some points in North
TAX; ia since 1860. The average
"a nfall for the state at the time the
'ock was printed was given as slight
T.; ever 16 inches. The rainfall at
Fort Buford, in western North Dako-
a IN 1868 was 11:5O inches. The
g test precipitation recorded at that
" int was 1877 inches for 1884. In
1879 the average was 1857 inches,
IN! in 1880, which was the highest
average, the precipitation was 27.25
ncAes.
From the crop reports for North
! 1asc ia, we CLEAN the following facts
T. ne. 3-Bismarck- sui.
eng from drought. s
J ly, 1888, Bismarck; Little rair
4 the vicinity since June %. Crops
f'rring seriously for rain.
transformations injured by pre-
les drought. Rain Of 18th will in
IRE fair yield of wheat.
.!rne, 1886, Mandan-Continued dr.!
vcotler seriously injured wheat crop
We have given the above fact
,a"raly to show that from the earlies
. e: rds, the average rainfall in Nortl
, Dakota has been about the same AM
! We may expect practically the sam
/ :"nditions in the future. We kno1
-z',at crops. will do well here unde
7 :-nditions and to continue to gro,
1cth:ng but wheat, when we know tina
we may expect too little rainfall, 0
1T enough rainfall at the proper tins
VII continue to cause failures in tn
t future. a-. ~
: We do know that we have stuff
: cent rainfall for corn and potatoe
| and many other products, which hav
4 been grown successfully for years.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-01-12

the price of this product. North
Dakota farmers are urged to grow
more corn and less wheat, in order to
give them a more dependable crop,
and at the same time create a better
price for what wheat they do grow.
The farmer appears to be between
the devil and the dep blue sea-"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-01-12

Surrey Man Has Blood Poisoning
Lee Kughn, well known Surrey
farmer, is in st. Joseph's hospital re-
covering from a very severe attack
of blood poisoning in one Of his hands
which started from a scratch on q
finger. He expects to return home in
about a week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-01-12

Congressman Sinclair announces
that those desiring free government
flower or vegetable seeds should ad-
dress him at Washington, D. c. prior
to January Is. The government is
endeavoring to trim down expenses.
Why not dispense with this practice
which requires an expenditure of
hundreds of thousands of dollars an
nualIy and results i'm but little actual
pooT .-.. 49,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-01-12

The editor Of an Iowa paper says
that they have hard times reunion
in his town every Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. The people
gather on the 100000 pavement in
more than 100000 worth of auto
mobiles, go to the movies, play
billiards and pool and bowl, and eat
pop corn and drink near beer and tell
each other how hard up they are.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-01-12
PROSPECTS FOR 1922

The first of the year is to see a
general REIMBURSEMENT among the bust
ness houses in,Minot. Merchants are
taking inventory this week and will
soon be able to determine just what
they earned during the past. year.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-01-12
0KUD1
written for Elkdom by Bro. Otto
Ellison)

If you see a fellow stealing down the
street and you know that he is beating
a retreat. just look the other way for
the chances are today from his multi
tude of friends he can't get far. He
is toting on his hip and we hope that
he don't slip-a forbidden safely hidden
hip pocket bar.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-01-12

Iowa farmers are urged to grow
less corn next year in order to raise
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-06
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

BARGAIN--MusT DE SOLD AT oNGE--
= BARGAIS-Ssyen rooms good furnltnf@
located about zone block from tOVltn
bulldtng. largo 2-story house for rem,
five rooms now rented, 400 lesN'hs
two rooms for family use. uouso l.hN
t1eb, Call IN for appointment az once
Qsege 1881, c. X. Leslie, s2l hop''"
Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-06
BUSINESS SERVICE
nuiLniN0 NND cONTHACTINU

WANTED Carpenter work ~ contract.
Prices right. good references W. j.
NnmuHu cedar a7i.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-06
FINANCIAL
REAL EsTATE--LoANs


PRIVATE MONEY TO loan. desire i...-
$4,000 ahd up, DT interest. 'am
Ewing a Co, Usage ss60 ~
REAL. ESTATE LOANS Tor five yes,.
busi 1ess or residence property In r1i,a
no commission; PRINCIPAL payable 90
time suet fret year or at end of ~.
years. interest semi-snnuaily: fam loan,
GREER INVESTMENT GO.
iol Sin, mons Bldg; Phone osage 2iso.
sTRAfGHT LOANS
City or farm properly. Prompt scrvte.
No delay. Ressonable rates w
WESTERN MORTGAGE co.
Usage 1888. 2o9-B s. Main D
WE BUY Liberty bonds, notes and monk
ly payment mortgages. e. n. Oyarisn
il6 =. Boulder.
WILL buy small amount OF monthly n.y.
ment notes; Hughes q Mitchell IA
Robinson Bldg.
wANTED-weil secured real estato roi..
7. u. Brooks, 20t Bliss Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-06
EMPLOYMENT
urLp MANrrD-MALE

WANTED-sinsis man 10 work on farm;
must be familiar with truck gardening
and care OF livestock. Apply Bldwell.
2ii New wright
WANTED 800 men ana boys to get hair
cuts 25c: shave i5c. Upstslra Barber
Hhop, corner Fi-st and Main
WANrEDv -OH field blacksmith FOR good
shop Write or phone Joe Haywood.
iHggs. Okla.
WANT experienced pipeline .aeetyiena
wedera. Apply NJ. q Fsnnon. room
T05 Exchange National Bank Bldg.
WANTED 20 get IN touch with good re-
liable party or firm with rig to do drill
Ing In wildcat territory Prospect for
production brNht. Putnam oil, Gaa 4
Mining CO. WorthingtOn, No. y. NJ
Jaggars, secretary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-06
EMPLOYMENT
sIrUArIONs wANrrb-MA.f
SITUATIONS wANrED-rEMALE q

At LfpERTY--Competcn reliable ste-
nogrRpher law and oil marketing. Call
Usage i9Gs-6o75, Room ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-27
BANK CI.EARINGs
BOOSTER drive
TO LAST 3 YRS.
Publicity Campaign viii
Bring Huge Business

Carl McQuinn and Harlan smith,
representative of the nm roads. who
announced Saturday that the Great
Northern, Burlington and Northern
Pacific had appropriated sf.ooo,ooo
for national advertising Of the. Pa
ciflc Northwest In tho next three
years. declared before the Trans
portation club Monday noon that II
the campaign In successful. as they
expect II will 10. the railroads ex.
pect to continue " for more than
three years.
Mcc}uinn and Smith got tire scenic
delight OF their extensive travels Sat
urday when they snowshoed from
Harsda falls In Mount Rainier Ma
tionai park 20 Paradise inn.
The mountain was out IN all It's
glory and both agreed that they
were amazed at what they termed
tire most scenic monument in Amer.
lea. I'VE think II IL typlcni OF you
Western people that p'iblic-spirited
citizens should advance money to
build such extensive hotel accommo.
datIons a mile up on the side OF a
mountain"
Business men were wholeheartedly
commanding the railroads enterprise
today and were unanimous In agree.
ing that IL portends much for the
development OF this empire.
Frank Waterhouse, president Of
the chamber. said the railroads plan
to exploit this region viii not only
benefit this section, but will create
new business for the carriers. The
chambers 1923 national advertising
will be co-ordinated with that Of the
railroads and will appear in several
Of the magazines in which the rail.
roads viii take full.page space each
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-27

ainith cose fsrsniuai--Ptsf k--aif thaki-
san MARI Flsf n--str rfssfdsai
orans. stf President jefferson.
neii street TsFminsl-u. a 1. "a. r.
Heather. s,r itkawway.
rtsf it-atF rYadasaas
pier s--ssf Tissfton.
FPisr t--sssr Spokane
rrlsr str Kruss, ~ Never
PIER Ne, D Str Northwestern.
pier H. ar Admiral Aehiey.
Pacific ceas, EnEinesrinE works-u. n.
G. a. uaAisa
a. = shipping Hoard Meotinss SIR
Iecutum str Auna Y Nors-. ssr
cso~s Keys. ar peiiEh'. str Hlixsfsae.
.tf fsfhrtee, str West feoa. sfs West
Tester. .'r Hsfyland. sF Western
kniwht str WaiiinRserd
cornerftcsf street Trrvufnsi-Eu la
soarhs str Faeifie.
Atlantie street Tsrminsi-atr wnipss.
ctr fonW usaeh
seattle Fioas Mis- Terninsi-s'r VIZ
s.sy sss.s. r.smwsr--u. . c. N nurs.
aisa
Todd psyaseks scr We. c.hsss.. -s
rwsss ssaaa nrlaws Q prsassns os -sss
Patterson.
prsmsnora fArhtsrsss ce.---nsrss osn.
sral Fairchtfd
Auass' Ahipyara . Tsrminsi--str nsess-
welt
usrrrrrsns Dry noes-sts Nrsa. ctr
Rely str Essrhtssn.
Stream Str nese MahSnsr,
Alaska esssfnship Mneffnss -asr yunssu.
ctr valdez. ctr Vsttondo.
Winsiaw MARINE usiiesy--atr pasiftco.
barge caauitiarn CITY. srhf Vancouver.
Hrhr sophie Christensen, fnetosship-
coairha, Arvii. barh Belfast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-27
SUBSIDY CHARGE
LIE, SAY BRITISH
Embassy Denies Seeking TO
Influence Legislation
M " a. ronrsnririD

WANlilNurpN. Nov ~ A cem.
pieic denial ~ ths british embassy
Of al ehsrNss published under copy.
riEht ~ the Naablnatan Times. Tier.
AID. Hearst newspaper. sunday.
Wa to-day Published in TIE Wash
ineton Daily News and ths Wash.
inetou Pest
The ueafaf arsapapef articls
stated that Matthew y oiaaief. Ell.
to- ~ the Masonic tissisw. waa 40.
preached hf men rfsfsndina 70 he
agents n ths British embassy. ana
offered ftg.ooa Ia tbr euise ~ al
veftisins Cor british ahippinN 70 IN.
fIuenee The policf % the Aasosie
Review. which has a iarEs circuia.
ton IN CONGRESS and which has
been supporting ths subsidy
The official statement 81 the EN-.
hassy denied any dealings whafrxef
with oiasier oa the part % anf
British official. The Poet said Ola.
xieH ~ soldier % fortune who
came into conflict with ths lac
when he made his independent race
Tor republican nomination Tor euv
ernor % Ohio We formerly ran q
saloon In Cincinnati. where he took
an active raff IN politics. oisrler
said the rosL VAS indicted for vio
iation Of the corrupt practices act
perjury. nuhornation % perjury and
was convicted on these charges. but
sentence was deferred a. long a.
he kept away from Cincinnati
The New York Times quoted Jus
tice Arthur \. rompkins. grand
master % tho Masons - that state
as saving that QlaFier's magasin'
was not the Official organ ~ ths
MasonA Tompklns said h nevel
heard 81 Clazier's magazine. ans
anything appearing In its column,
CONCERNING the ship subsidy bil
was contrary 20 the policy concern
inc official Masonic publication.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-27

fNEn--Sof. tI-s8ff " ", Alet+
srdsr frou san rsdFp VA san ftaHcisco
ara Victoria. a. G.. as 1916 a. m str
Finest ~. Meyer ffum Ne. Pedro Via Aaii
Francisco. al fiss =. IN. NoF. st-hsr
Admiral Eehiey from Oakland va Aea
Frenefsco. ~ .. M. sfr Wiiireio from
Nee Nork via ports. ~ o. fas stF
Frinre uearx~ freut priare ftNrert Via
ports. as o. M. str NirRinisn from Ta-
coma. At AIS .. nt.' ctr fhHhissn Mare
from Taeofna. ~ .. ~. str Tiverton
fsum San Frsnriseo. a. Use .. IN str
Nunrta from Nsw York via ports. at
fs,t9 .. IN. str HkAEvay from South
wssssrn via Southeastern Alaska and
Port Angeles. as itis9 a m. ste Mien~.
sotan from Bosfon Via ports. 81 ~ 30
D. N.
sArfED--Nov s7-str Mlnnss.isn FOR
rarauta ~ s.ts nj stf Admiral
NshisY for Anarortee wa Tseesna. Etsrvtt.
nsiiinxhsm ard Vancouver. n g. at eift
a m New fs--ssgr Prince George for
Prince Rupert VIA ports az itsts . M.
str West Notus foe nahai Hisaea via
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-27
Public Markets

stall ~. pure kmerirsn rsae sasar. q
ne tic Z ne eac. stall a.. 60 nsticn
or Borders mia tail tans tft ssail
isf7. sasar cured hanas itc n rouna
liver. &C. NJ. pct ruasi. zee - stall
ts9a ffesh solss Ms tte haiibut
chsecks. fec ft.i rsd snapper ne ste.
stan ISL skinned soiss ite NJ, black
cod. ise n stall "a iuisnsh ttc :,
fresh red snapper. itr N ess'es Nins
black frs ts 1fe sets shell ~sihnss.
rls csc: frs.h rolled oats. 4 ne tte.
stan ~ s~.~' cnvr. Zee ran canned
milk. for isci Fisher Hlend fouf. ~
per seek stan ~ matches. bose.
sse. fresh roasted corfse fsc ~ e,sn
Jelly. home msss. Sc N stall a. nee
string beans or corn. isc can. ~ ease.
fi.sa dos stall "a yskima potatoes
ti.ks sack. Jonathan sppiss r.,t hor
stall a. ~ fhs potatoes ssc; onions
ti,to per sack Stall Al. fancy creamery
butter. uc NJ. storage essr, itc dos
EfO~ONN
atAu a.. best pure can. sugar. fbs.
sic. ms csc. Crystal white soap, = bsrs
g7c. stall ~, cocoanat. ssc N sac cot.
fec. ibs CSC. chocolate. CSC N. STAN
81. nov hominy, isc at., vess'ahis short.
enlns. rbs ssc tihhv's nincsmea,. 4
ms $50. stall 90. black sod. Ice ~ .
fresh smslts, zoe 10. Eastern oysters. 500
~. atalis a7-as, asc can sliced pineapple.
sbc. acc large can pumpkin. ieci cans
Campbeiis tomato soup. sec. loo can.
good saimcn. abc.
OUTLOOK
stall. IA pot roast Sc n pork roast.
sho N shoulder lamb. isNe 10 neck
bones. ms. fSc. back bones, ibs. 9tr,
iiberte and sausage, ioc 10. stsii .. crans,
Z for gboi salt mackerei, for asc. atsil
:. fresh creamery butter. soc 10. Re-
Rock cottage cheese, soe pt.
CORNER
stall ~. fresh black cod isc 10. fns.
csc: fresh ling cod. ibc 10. ms. 70.
red snapper. 2 ms. csc. si-ss Pike -.
steer pot roast Sc NJ. rib lamb chops,
12Mc NJ. Ter, &C 10. stall 100. kins
salmon bellies. isc nj salt ALASKA her.
ring. Toe 10. Stall is. ms. bulk pan
cake f1our. ibo: Shredded wheat. Tic
pkg: sardine In olive oil, Toe can. stall
IT, best freah butter. soc ~. fresh
creamery butter. acc M. fresh puilet
eggs. sbc don sharp cherso. ale N. staii
,, lamb chops. Tbs. 2sci veal chops, SC
NJ Eastern hams 2sHc NJ. stalls io2-
ITO. az lbs. Golden West coffee. Doc;
zoe sunpowder tea. sac.
SANITARY
stall ZOE. best American cane sugar,
4. ms. ale, ms, s2c. fresh milk, lie ut
crystal White soap. bars SIC, stalls
ai.as. crab meat. zoe N. fresh PUGET
sound scnilops, Tbc pt. stalls a2-st. po-
tato sausage. lbc N little link sausage,
2bc 10 club sausage. lie N. stall 20.
fresh potato sausage, i5c NJ. eosned beef,
ibc ~. stall IS. tomatoes, cans 2bei
string beans, ioc can. hest coffee. fts
100. Dol Monte peas, ice can. stall
a.. heat Jersey butter, ssc N small pul.
tet eggs abc dos Stalls SIS b.fh. pail
honey, 1be! ms oieomnrrarine. tec
stalls AGAR new watnutA 9 MS. Gse. new
black rigs q ms. t5cj Ghirardelii'a choo.
olste. &c NJ. ms. TIC. bars Crystal
white soap, abo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-27
HOLIDAY TRADE
IS INCREASING
Turkey Market Remaining
Firm Here

Considerable Increase IN the holt
day trade. which had been very nr'sk
last week, was apparent on western
ave Monday. with a bis demand Tor
holiday comn,oiitles sales are larscr
and more rapid this season than In
ssvernl wears past. dealers said.
The turkey market when Ia very
farm. remained unchanged over the
week end. Jonbers have succeeded
IN placing small orders on several
outside markets. but there Il little
nance that the shortage VIII he
.ercofne before Thanksgiving,
/ Two ears o. California navel or.
Y sses we're niarkrted Monday. and
II price of the fruit dropped 90
Y nts = crate. Choice oranges were
4gered az s. hoN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-27

Junssa-Nox st@Etf Nirtefia. seuth.
bound. st itite p ~. asf Alameda ~sst.
bound. At 10 70 ., ~. stf Admiral wat.
san. westhgund. Al $50 ,. rs.
fetefabafg Sess 1a-ssiied. ssr LET
fsrsaa. ssuthbauhd. At a. IN Nov. ~
-~esr Admiral watson. wssttosnd. a. a
a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-27
Selling Orders Mount;
InduStrials Hold OlUn



ars
bears. Who snrei that The gngrai list
Fractional Initial while the
rails ere fendy roun
iet. ioiN Crucbe Anaconda to,
40 up ses off y Acuthen Pacific New Haven
issh sTI Baldwin lis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-27
Weather Bureau Report

rAfoosH ISLAND. Nov. SIS A. ".
= Haromstsr feiliRg. cloudy. Wind vest.
four miles an hour Passed IN. twe.usst
tanker. white stack. black top. at slis
a. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-27
o AUTOMOBILES roR SALE
THE SANDS PLAN"
The
Envelope Tells the Truth

THE SANDS PLAN"
The
Envelope Tells the Truth
Perhaps YOU ask the question.
"Nhy are Bands used cars
better th1n other advertised
snrnf' Reasonable qucHtlou--
sure. here's why. We have tho
reputation Of selecting only
standard make rufH-the Kind
that have never been used -
iifney uf stage ehf=-fh0so that
come 90 % without the aid u
Wrrcking car. not ataEacr-
fnR IN "topHv inwed." Ike the
cars We accept, and our skill
fui mechanics a. what 10
necessary e. restore their Or
iginai youth. Then We supply
letter from the former own
or which tells you ali about
the past history ~ the ma
chine: from whom purchased
brand new, how used. mileage.
tires. etc. Also We supply ths
itemlzsd shop record sheet
proving that when We claim
the car f. ovefhhuisd. we
make good our claim.
Thesa are the reasons why
sands uhed cars are The best
the safest Investment. the
sure shots" always.
Dodaea. Bucks. Fords. Hup-
mobiles. Hudsonr, chsyrolets.
BTUDEBAK Frs.
SANDS MOTORS co.
East oesi i0tg-is p Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-27

Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

births In their households are re-
ported BY the following seattle rneni
haegiand. Armand William hobart
boy.
Msokia. Paul u sssi warren ave.
hoy.
ss.asi, Muns.ssare. 1908 " spruce
st hoy
rasuchi. Kam.hiehl. tie Eighth ave
~. girl
stein. aeors. n. sost NJ rtth at.
Efrl
ghlrasAki. Ffhfrhi. re teth eve. scv
kohayechi. katsuyorhi e0t Fifth
ave. boy.
Taiano. Kssa. ah,kosuish. siri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-27
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

TUESDAY
NOV. -
first high Tie
taits a. ta- te n
First i9~ fids
k48 a. ~. 80 a.
>~raaa high tide
izstt . IN tis "a
-s~oad low ftsic
Tltt y M. 80 n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-27

GNAp
New five-room bungalow. oak
floors. fireplace: bufit-in features,
cement basement. garage b0-foot
lot only f3.15gi easy terms.
CALIFORNIA REALTY co.
West 0sfJ 1855 California Ave.
FOR SALE. t5.sO0--NEW BROOM
bungalow. living room; ? bed
rooms: strictly moderni full base
ment: garage; lot b0s160. in paved
district. Ballard. Handy 20 cars,
schools and stores Owner. 2zzs
vs.. seth Et. Phone sunset 40fl.
FORECLOSURES SALE - YOU CAN
get this at bargain Six-room
modern house. close 10 Madison.
lot sDxi20. corner. for 1880. Also
eight-roofn modern. fine corner
lot. ff.700. Terms. 299s T.. Madi-
eon. LaHEen.
EROOM FURNISHED BUNGALOW.
t1.5o0; terms. Also s-room bun
gaiow. Meirose 1908. or call sszb
3agieg ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-27
DEATHS

Dawson. Abraham. ~ years.
ToNi. Henry. 40 years
offers. Katie. 40 years
Lean. Josiah Pratt. "a years
LaTnond. Helen. 80 years
nrawner. Harrison. So Years
Johnson. Arvtd r.. ~ years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-27
PERSONAL

women 20 send $40 70 nor i4bt,
Great rails. Mont. and SECURE
copy Sane Reducing system No
medicine; no starvation. no enef-
else. Harmless hut effective.
Leaves no wrinkles. KfiR, Van
Church Reducing Assn. +. o. Boz
1865, afeHt Fails. Mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-27

W,kvrFf--fveryon one % Enow 7 ctFs
aches and pains called rheumatism
and many other names too numer-
eus 10 mention. Also NFANT trnu.
BILE ana DfAnETna stomach al
right klan.ys All rlsh. an f'snt
haokist free Price Vas. tisb by
parcel post
N ~ wTNANS
fol American Hank BldK. Seattle.
YOUTHFUL vfoon LiEr ~ ritz
secretary glands vitality ana
slsnds rsssgrsa by asiss VIZ.
maii 40 tablets n %. chester
Medical Co, fsa ssra ave. y.
fiFar WrNkTcHEE LAND. 80
arFs. Soc Raymshsf. 81 Rests
Hotel Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-27

MONDAY
NOV. ~
fIrst Lew ride
sttt a. m. 50 n
FIRST nigh Tide
fe9t 3 N. ia a.
~~ransi Isw Tide
Use y. ma 80 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Name and Residences Ass.
skunk. Frank n Seattle ....fs
Carson. Laura. Aissouis. Mont. 10
Read. Fay W. Seattle .... Legal
Jensen. Htims- seattle ...ss.. Legal
Rslmer, blanchard. Seattle .......1e
Aisen. Eiida- seattle s.+.4s4s.....tt
Brewn. dserse Kspisr. Seattle L.sai
Weilaads Naarine. Seattle ..... Legal
Jensen Edwin ~. snoauaimle
Downie. Evs NJ. Believe. ..4..4. .ae
Reardon. Jerry. Seattle ..s..t..s. a.
Pefchardisfe. trma Deia. Seattle. ~
Rose. Carl. seattle .4tst...sss... -
Heffernsn. Lnciis. seattle .......-lk
panisison. Huge. Seattle 49,. Legal
Backlund. Hiida. Seattle ...s. Legal
shaffer. John ~. Everett legal
Gross. Violet G.. Everett ,t.s. Legal
Russell. clay r. Seattle s....as.s ~
Mitchell. Mac n. seattle ...s...t.2a
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FUNERAL NOTICES

NsrfkTf Al aouth colby, Wash.
ses "a. 1855 NANCY HPnouL
AerrATE sgsd Eears, beloved
son. Ms James rngiish and Harry
W MaeFa ~ south Colby, Nrs.
John Mcdonald, ~ Auburn Nsrh.'
II q. Mrs I. MaeAuley, % ~
Iebn. y o.. and Mta Y " carr,
Mr. William y. Hopkins. MIS-.
Inhn A Miller ana John Maefate.
~ this city
Funeral services win be held ~
the raflefa % uoan~y watson ~
Tuss1ay Afternoon a. o'clock.
Fftsnds are invited % attend. In
termsns ~ take View cenet,rr.
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HAY, GRAIN AND FEED
City Delivery. whelessIe. per Ton
HAP y. u. Is. sh.prIns Point
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Liberty Bonds

Saturday. oastsfisrs
Furnished NJ Logan a Bfysa
SIC Second Ave. seattle
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SPECIAL NOTICES
IIcGAL NOTICES

10 WHOM IN MAY CONCEHNi
THIS IL 10 certify that Nonier Bros.
have made an application 20 erect
garage for n bakery At BIO lsth
ave, lots z and .. block ~. OF tho
Edsa and Knight Addition.
Anyone desiring 70 protest such &C .
cupaney must fila such protest a.
the office 81 the Building Depart
msnt. Room COG cDunty-City BldEs
prior 10 December q 1872.
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fEffAnLE WOMAN WANTED 10
care for child and light house.
work. go home evenings and sum
days Mclronc 1885. .
MAHouEHADr cOhTuAEs RENT.
ed. Hemsti,ahina. &c. BIC Eitel
nidg
EAoTTME PTANo PLAYfNo
tnuahi AlA pine at
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LoaT = BLACK FLUFFY KITTEN
from &bth and Sunnyride. Lutte
girls pet Meiroae 1916. Howard.
POUND -sETTEH DOG OWNER
can have same by paying for TINS
Al Sunset biO7
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ONEIDA GARDEN RABBIrRY HAS
for sale Flemish Giant bucks and
does for breeding and kliilnE.
parents kenwood 1859.
YOUNG GEESE FOR SALE. atsa
a5th ". Pleasant Valley. Fort
Lawton car -.
WANTED TO MY - TURKEY
hens and gohhier. Call Garfield
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