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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
BARTON! HEIGHTS.

Mr. L. j. Grove has returned homo from
q business trip to Baltimore. w ashingfon and
Crozet fi4tt Ri j,i Ssi iss3g 4 ~
at@the Barton Heights Baptist Church to-day
The Services Sc; At Epiphany Church on sun
day, morning at tie usual, hour, viii be
conducted by Roy. DR.. IA lI5rill OF 81. Panl's
Church, Louisville KY, fsstS
& Mr.. and Mrs. "A. W. Paine. who have been
visiting friends in Nashville, Tenn, have re-
turned. Ais III VT
Mi. w d. Long. OF Newnort News. lie visit
Ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S, y, Long. Il
x Mrs. G. Il, Jones, of AlbeTene, who has been
visiting In North Carolina, s. now Waiting
at the home OF her father-n-law, Mr., w H.
b Miss Ada scott Is visiting friends IN carters-
Vile. If 5j5 VI 8 b3gs g. iSsst Y .56 Ell .
Mr. S. r. Jones and daughter, Mary. have
left Tor Louisa, 40 spend q few days.
NJ. and Mrs John Carter, Of Raleigh, who
have been Waiting Mr. and Mrs william
Perkins, have returned. M e g i2t{!, J
M!ss Ethel CARRIER, who has been visiting
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs, ], Il. Lee. has
left for her home In P1s burs, Pa, s..
N.Y. Edgar Rose has returned after pleas
Nh " s, DabiIey, Of Texas, who has been
.Sisliins MI. j, r. isowlts, is now visiting
I'm Newport News. is,$ .t
Mls. Esteile Isny.aond, who has been visit
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PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Mr.. H. G. Miller, OF Elizabeth Town
KY. has returned home after visit
10 his sister. Mrs. Joel 4. Tucker. FIJI q,
Mr.. Coleman Goldman, of Occoquan.f Is
visiting his brother, Mr.. S. G. Goldman.
Miss Josie Eubank has returned home
from King William county, where she has
been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Amelia Pendleton and daughter,
Castain. are visiting relatives at New
Bridge. sE
Nh. and Mrs. BinfoTa. Of Lynehbn re-
who were the guests Of Mrs. W. G. Pol
lard last week, have returned. s
Mr.. William Evans has returned from a
business trip TO Hinton, w. Va. i4
Mrs. J.. 3. p. Davis, accompanied by
her brother. i, g, Flood, have left I. ,'oT
Buckingham county to remain month,
Mr. and Mrs. W. ", Pendletoil are
visiting relatives In Louisa county
Mrs, James chiles and daughter have
returned home from Dinwiddie county
ANA Petersburg. Ma,
II Mr.. George Manlcy. Of Harrisburg, Pa,
and Mrs. Annie Irwin. Of Savannah. Ga.
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Sickle during the past week.
g. Mr.. Walter Beadles visited his family
In Hanover county last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore Brown and family,
81 Carolina county, are visiting The fam
tily Of MI. Eddie Perdue.'
Il Rev, u. n. Tucker will assist Pr John
m Ragby, OF Powhatan county. in a pro!
iracted meeting next week,
| Rev. III. y; Goodwin. Of King william
.nounty, was The guest Of his father on
1'wepty-third Street. last week.
Miss Louise Tucker has returned homo
from a delightful visit 10 relatives In
buckingham county
Mrs. Willie Moony Is quite ~ With
fever al her home, on fr@ehtStsecond
iftreet9
Tho MaS Council. Daughters Of Ger
~. OF Paramount. enjoyed q delightful
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Ing the homo of Mrs L. NJ. Williams. OF
North road, has returned 5s fa
L Mr. John Clark. of Petersburg. has returns
cd to his home hfter visit 10 Mr., and Mrs
James Wiki son. d
sss.. After fifteen years. absence iron, Richmond.
Miss VI N annio Taylor. OF Little Rock, Ark,
Us visiting her nieco. Mrs. Hennie& Walton
,Smithers. of No. 2os Barton Avenue ~
Z Mr., Willie lDuncanson tas left for St. LOUIS.
E9 Mrs. Dotrick Schwartz has left for lSprlng
Forge to visit relatives $is
NJ Miss Sallie Crutchfield. who has been visit
Ing friends In FIuyanna. has returned. 55 n
Mr,4J. G.. letter has left for Caroline on
account X of the sickness of his daughtur,
Louise. s ia III ii5sa s3 Il II 81 d 81 3 ST 5S5
"a Miss Helen IIanlnn has left for Pennsylvania
to spend some time with her parents,
Miss Ethel and Lille Baughan are con-
fined at their home OIL account OF sickness.
4 Miss Myrtle Tucker OF Flanagans Mile,
Is tho guest of Mrs, Madison Flanagan: # a t35
5 Mrs. John r. Rose. who has been visiting
friends In I4ynchburg, has returned home. + s
q Mr. w. l. Stockton has left for Blackstone
on business. iiit q! 81 n
Mrs. u. M. Parrish and daughter. Miss Mag.
gle Parrish. have returned To their home af.s
ter n very pleasant visit to friends in Flu
4 Mr.. Jimmie Fox. OF Seven Pines. Is visiting
his brother Mr.. Louis ~. Fox. Al, i a SS.
q Miss Ethel Reams, who has been visiting
Mrs. s. Jones. has returned to her home In
Miss Nellie Madison. Of Hanover who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Brlcl. has re-
turned atIi{ ~ itYst
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anyy-rlde out IN tho county thursday

~ q ~ 4 tEtTIff i
hay-ride out in tho county Thursday
night. i
4 Miss Annie Fox has returned home
from q visit TO her cousin, Miss An
ME Hankins.
"a Mrs. Thomas Cousin, Of Hanover cou1,-
ty, has returned home. after Visiting Mrs
w. C. Thomas.
+ Mrs. Jim Pavcy and children will leave
in q few days for Hanover county,
visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. I. Koon. on
She avenue. 'si
If Mrs. !. Walter Delaney annd Misses Ida
anu Ola Delaney have left for Philadel-
jphia. st Nj 3
Quite a number Of friends called on Mrs.
Nicholas Roney Wednesday night, giving
her u surprise party In honor OF her
birthday. The evening was delightfully."-
spent In music and games. delicious res
.freshments were served,
Mrs. Adrian Burton has returned home
from q delightful visit TO Mrs. Ode. IN
Charles City county.
Mrs. Huff has returned from a delights
full trip to the mountains, where she spent
several weeks.
Miss Ada Holmes, OF boswell. is Visit
Ing her aunt. Mrs. w, G. Thomas. on the
avenue.
mrs. "A. Fl White, who has been spend
Ing some time in Buckingham county, has
returned .
Mr.. and Mrs Adams have returned
homo from n vistfto relatives In Buck
insham county,
MI. and Mrs. C. Binford. OF Lynch
burg are tho guests Of Mrs. O., y.
Bevens. y
The many friends Of Mrs. EAles Jones
Win regret 10 learn nfa her serious III
ness in Caroline county. t
Miss Addio Sharp IL improving, after
mn illness of three weeks,
Misses Julia and Christine Watchmai.
of Petersburg, and Miss Helen T. BERN
ihardt, Of Richmond. arc guests of Mrs.
M. C. and NJ. u, Beck, IN Fairmount,
Ehelbert Laying WHO has been visiting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28

4 1Oc a yard--2oc Imported Madras, dou-g
BILE mercerlzed; one Of the most pop
ular suitings Of the, season.
{ IL 20 a yard-Do Dotted Dimities. Fig
ured Madras, Fine Striped midas,
e ETC.; none were less than Tic and 7
N Sup3 TO 2oc. Ms 7 4 Fl.
4 16c & yard-Embr oidered Dot and !
q Corded Madras-a 29c fabric. III iii
DC a Sard-satin Striped and Check
Nainsooks, u &c grades.
+ 1Oc q yard-l5c Pin Checked Dlmtties.
IL 1-2c q iyard-l9c Piques. 8
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Silks Are to Be Sold

Irrespective OF forrner prices
zoe a yard-1,1oo yards OF CSC Black
Silks, in plain and fancy weaves.
;,0c for 65c Fancy T ffetas. In green.
navy, black and white grounds. with
small figures Of white.
75c for 36-lnch s1.25 Pure Silk Taffeta.
aS3.'..crow black, Z extra heavy.
~ for 36-lnch sligo Heavy Black Peau
de Sole. %
4bc for 20-inch 75c3 Black Peau de Sole.
36c a yard-To close a lot Of Heavy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28

relatives in Hcnrlco county. has return.
ed homo. TX. 81 KS IS 3I u
Mrs. w. B. s!mcoo has left for Phlla-
dephia to visit her siste Mrs, Sarah ~.
Walker. She will also visit her daugt-
ter Mrs. Essie p. Fry. Of Covlngton. Va.
before her return.
Mrs. Andrew Thackcr Is quite sick at
herS residence on the avenue Nj
Mr., and Mrs. J. r. Anderson. OF Nor
folk, AFRO spending several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Richmond Tylor.ff
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home. after spending the past severa!
weeks with friends In Iking " DliamI

weeks with friends in King " iliam
county. az III
Miss Gracie Fritzche entertained quite
a number Of her friends In her home
on Chestnut ELL last w cdnesdn y evening,
Mrs, E. B. Catlin has returned home
after spending the past weeks in AIT
Va. n 5iSg u Il Y r. & 4; .l5
Miss Mabel Beard has returned n homo,
after spending the past mouth with
friends in Powhatan county. h WI
Mr.. Henry Yoh I4eYein and Miss So lie
&Agnor were married In Norfolk last
week, Miss Agnor Is from Lynchburg,
Va. q n u
Mr.. and Mrs, Louis Drake. OF Jackson-
ville, who have been visiting relatives on
Highland Park and Chestnut II illtss have
returned. S54
Miss Nettie Plummer. Of Salisbury, NJ n
g, was the guest last week q Mrs 9 9
w. Vaughan. OF Highland Park. 55 is
y Miss Viola cleaton.s Of South Carolina,
has been the guest for tho past two weeks
4 of her sister. Mrs, Flenning. <
Mrs, Ida NJ Putnam, who has been
visiting friends on Chestnut llill for hs
past month. will leave tom orrow for her
home in Pittsburg, Pa. i
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15c a yard -5c Imported Rep Skirting.
soft finish and a perfect suit fabric. 4
= Bic a yard--40-i inch Linen Finished
India Linon. ~ \. " q II Fl 1sS IN, VI
zoe a yard -Handsomes Silk Embroid-s
cred SOC Suitings. :. l5ss
Zoe a yard Double Fold u 1-2c Per-
Sian Lawn. 4, " tI5S 81 is,55
4 IL Il &c yard En- broidered Dot In
dia Linons that were 25c. 8!S3
s'12 Lee yard Persian Lawns and
q Wash Organizes, Ia yards wide;
338I short lengths OF ss40c to Soc grad es. NJ,
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doe for 75c Black and Navy Blue Fou-
lards. satin liberty finish. 81 #
:s3c for Csc Corded IT Rffetas. 3;4s
( 5Oc for 45-inch5 81 Black Grenadines.
In stripe effects. Is n Il ~
u 25c a yard-A lot OF 5oc Fancy Black
Silks, In MORE effects. X
Zoe for 59c Y ard Wide White Wash
8 Chiffon, pure 81 $}
& zoe for 39c White Wash Habutai, pure,
81 silk and lustrous. ,$i III 4!33
n 1Dc a. yard-Lot of 81 Peau de Soies,.
lengths from a to Is yards M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
Thousands Of Pairs Of Lace Curtains

are thrown on the counters lat q
.to#fo four pairs 81 a kind
/ 2 pair! Point d'Esprit Curtains, with
M wide Irish point borders, 8 10 yards y
II, long, $3.50 @a pair. II Sis5
q pair Irish Point Lace Curtains, 4 Y
# yards 4 long. " ella borate 4 designs; Sis 1
former price, now IS a pair. IS
8 pairs very hand some Irish Point Lace n
mer price. $50 a pair. q &
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Biggest Lace Values
In the5City.

30 a yard-Gernan and English Tor
clton taces, wide edginss and inserts
ings; hundreds of pieces. =
30 a sardlN1edallion Jaces. Wild Tor
chons and Fancy Point de Paris
Lnces. n, b 33
Sc, Toe and IL 1-2c a yard--All the
Fancy Trimming Laces that wcrc
4 UP to Soc. & q, III d. s5i n.
i DC a ynrd-Wide French Walls, edg--
ings and insertings; one inch wide.
csc a dozen yards Ribbon Beading
three rows wide. s55
1nfaddition we announce a sale Of all i
our fine Laces-Irish Crochet Point
Venice, Batiste, Teneriffe, Silk Fibre
aud other fancy trimming Laces, at
and below cost sS w, S
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to delightful trip e Norfolk and ! 81 Il

to a delightful trip 10 Norfolk and the
5seashore. ..!s54S3
a company Of young people from l 5If I'm
ton were guests at Mr. Betty,s nome ls {,
"A very interesting game Of base ball
was played during thoSweek; bet vveen the
East Richmond Champions and the SIKH
Street Hoodoos, Of Richmond, the latter
being defeated by Q. score OF y TO n y,
The features Of the game were tho heavy
batting by the Champions In the ninth II
inning, scoring eight runs, w lille Franck
and George NYrenn maki7s home 3 runs.
The players were: Cham pions--M cc leel-
land, catcher; Becker, pitcher; NYrenn,
frst base: n Dorothy, second base; w.
3Franck, third base; Q. Franek short 7:
stop; o. Lohman. rigllt field roliit, left
field; w. 4 sieg, centre field, II oaoos--W,
{Hetzer. catcher: i. Cooke. pit cher; z.
Harding first base; IL Phillips, sccond
base; John Ilerold, third base George.
short-stop: Q. Fettig, right field; Frlta
soloman, left field; g. Cooke. centre field.
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4 2 pairs Fine Brussels Lace Curtains.
former price $3.50. now So a pair.
81 pairs Ecru Curtains. with net cen
ters and wide. attractive borders;
$3.50 former price,, 80 a pair. All
Z Nottingha Lace Curtains, assorted
t a, designs $3.50 to 50 value; choice OF
M any $1.75 pair 55s3 Sl. N AZ!
Swiss Sa Curtains, with fancy colored
II borders, s1.75 value, 81 pair.
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All Our R ady-Made
Garment $inStl1iss Sale
at Half Prices and
Less.
l&3Ffl
Less.

s4.5O for Misses II Tailored Dresses,
in blue and tan, E,tt a effects; were
S $40. Il 81 ss II 4
SO for Women's sl2. 80 Cloth Elton Suits
perfectly tailored. n 8
Z $3.50 for Dresses. IN blue, brown or
tan Panama cloth. @iS
s2.o5 for Elton Suits in GO ton Bou-
rettes, that sold for s.. so. f3.{i
4 ~, 80 for $3.50 White Linen Dresses.
$3.50 for IS Batlste Dresses. daintily
figured. ;s 81 53,S iEs III n
$1.Os for 81 80 Duck and Lawn Dress
Ies. ght and dark effects. 's8f
y s3-womens s5.9S Mohair Skirts,
s5 tucked effects. In tan. blue and
@ black. ~ 81. 3j
& s5c for Children's $1.50 Dresses. from
~ 6 10 ~ years,Sin ging percale
and lawn. The $3.50 Dresses are
81 .c5. HI AZ n III Vi.
/ zoe forf5c School Dresses. all sizes,
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4 panied by Hiss Emma Porr. have retuIn.,ss
ed from a vlsitato Ocean " lew.
Alr. William N. CARRIER has returned
from his vacation, which ne spent at
Virginia Beach. II. I'd {. Il .5 "a
B Marshall 3. Leonard, Sir, has returned
from a visit to his son, Coema n Leoaard.
Iat Deale's Island, Somerset county, on
the Eastern shore Or MARYLAND.
Miss "A nie Gayle Y Is visiting relatives
In A1iddlesex county. s]i 3,,3
Is. Mrs. II. Iseekes and her sister, ISIS
Pearl smit hare visiting friends In Neck
Elcnburss county. 5S s45
Mr.. George W. Rogers, Il who was re-. /
moved several days ago to his home on
Nicholson street, from the Virginia Hos
lpital, 4 lH getting along nicely and Will q
be able to be out In u short while
ss5as Mr.. and Mrs, Roy Carter Of Baltimore,
are Visiting Mrya and Mrs N j ohm Carter, on
Denny street. 3s AZ M i a.
Mrs Frank Thompson ana N children
have returned ITO their home on Nichol.
son street, al ter months visit to Mrs
6Thompson's parents on Eastern shore
Mr.. Fred. II. Rice, chief engineer ofStlla8
tug Lucille Ross Of the Richmond Cedar
Works, Is In: Whining ton. Del, superin,8
cry of the new tug Mary steele,H now
being constructed for the Richmond Ce,t'
5dar Works. s Il. sS
Il Miss Bessie Wyatt OF Norfolk, who
has been Visiting Miss Irene Rice for
Sseycral weeks, left Thursday for Peters-5
burg to visit rela tives In that city be.S
fore returning home 9ss VI fg
Mr.. Rearns, Of Baltimore. Md, /, Is visit
Ing his son, Percy Rearas. II i3g " II NJ
W Mr. and Mrs. George Coglill have re. 4
turned from q visit to their son, Henry
coghill. IN Roanoke, VA
ME-, Otto Gnd!aell Is spending his va Y
cation in Gloucester count II and Balti..s
more. FIe has planned a visit to st, q
Louis before returning home. "
Mr.. Ira Means S5 and H Miss NJ Gertrude
Means. OF Va Tier, Pa. who has been VISIT
Ing their Mr., p. w. 8 frecengost,
on Fulton Iill.. left yesterd ay. for WASH
iington, d. ~ rs.
N IA little fire g ~ quickly trodden OUT
which being suffered 4 s3 rivers 81 cannot
sauencb." II your business shows a teN5
dency to drag behind, U a little renewed
vigor In advertising will set ~ rig ht-7--blst
the thing must be done quick or X 'riy, \
yeTs of ink, cannot repair 4 he damage
Ef,,I IN tx,tix
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Carpets.

Administer Carpets for, 75c a yard.
were SIPS to $3.50. &. u
Wilton Carpets for 7sc that were
81. 20 and 81, ss I. Y.
Brussels Carpets for Coo we're $50
and Soc. I'll s. 4 lj5F 81 85s
All Wool iIngrain CARPETS for b0c,3S
is were 75c and SIC. (
Reversible Sanitary Carpets for 25c,
were 35c a yard. ll3$ 8t II. y i 435i
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All, All These { /, les; Ribbons
Worth a 8HalfslMOre.

" d I.fi q n q 3I5t an
y 6-incl1 SILK Lpuisine Ribbons, go
qualit DC o yard &
finch Satin = eta lie Ribbons. Zoe
n a yard. d. NJ 8s Is II s
All colors Self Shade Fancy Ribbons.
worth 19c, for I DC 9. yard. H B. l NJ
I lie Black Tatteta r lbbons. 1Oc. 55E
s17c Bla elk Taffeta Ribbons, = 1-2c.
s19c Black Taffeta RI bbons. 15c. s a,
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Door Panels, Irish point. 4 medallion
centers; 75cl value, 81 XXI
Curtain Swiss, with borders, Z Sac I
,' aSyard. hi t5sg8 a
tapestry Portieres. with wide fringe
$1.DS a. pair.
a Heavy Mercerlzed Tapestry Portleres.
with wide knotted frln ge; $3.50 former
price, 4S5 a pair. ;dsl SsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28

Hundreds Of dozens Of 1oc Hernmed
Huck Towels 1884 inches, each &c.
900 dozen All Linen Dana SIX Tea. Doy- Ii
lies. white and colored borders. 49,
4 inch size, each Be.
Pure Linen Dinner Napkins, 1s-incf 4
size, IRE priced. per dozen, SIC.
Y Finest All Linen Irish Damask S-4 Size s
Dinner Napkins are, per DOZEN 81.
4 Checked Lunch Doylies for 4 If
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4 1G7 dozen Extra Heavy Linen Hucz
Towels, helnstitched da1nask borders,
n 23x44 Inches in size; best s4.5O a dozen
\ value, each zoe. u II M \. "
Barnsey Huck Hcnstitched and
Hen1ned All Linen Towels, 19x37
inches, darnask borders: best 50 n
dozen value, each 1Dc.
Finest 60c Hrck and Satin Damask
each 35c. 555s E8s II 57=i ~ las
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5 r ugs and Druggets.

Smyrna Rugs-ano Their shipment OF all
sizes, rich Oriental pat terms and COLI
oring sS8 y. H & ST AZ
i 49, q ~ 10 feet for SO. 30.
"a 1-2 * 6:1-2 feet for "a. 80.
rs Al 8 feet for SO. so. rs
Bs * II 91-2 feet for so. 33$
8 * E12a feet for S11 so n IN Y
) Mats for t24c. 33S
+ 30 x 6O3sinch5 Rugs for $1.1O.
Druggets, Q x IL feet, best
s 81. 30 grade. for $21. q $8
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Hemstitched and Open Work Square
Doylies, 10.lnch size. Sc. VI
Linen Bureau scarfs, open, drawn
work and llemstltchcd, for 25c. n
a pieces Pure Linen Table Damask.
yards wide, soft finish, German
make: Zoe, value, for Doe. f! /;
The Finest s1.T5 Irish Damasks arc
priced 81. N nj sss ~ s. ~
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White Goods.

The cause Of sucha price story that the large s
1a1d has to be sod-sold at some price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-28
Fight During Fierce Blizzard

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. IA
General Kuropatkin. in a dispatch
delayed 10 Transmission and re-
eeived today. tells OF a Vicious at
tack made by the japanese during
driving blizzard on November "A.
He states that for q time the battle
was fierce. but that the japanese
we're finally repulsed. They re-
newed the attack the next morning.
but again were repulsed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-28
STEWART. STEWART a co.

STEWART. STEWART a CO.
Room ~ Union Block.
ti1oVe-i.ot eDsso with fats. near bust
nsaa center. income soc PEE
anngu. This prupsrtY Nili dau-
bic IN nsHt s year,
tsooo-tot sDsiso en- nrst hni. the iut
adioiniuE IL now being Improved
with tiiaoo structure.
tstoo-Lot eorifo on Western avenue.
near Wan - Since u L. a set
tied fact the diagonal street Il
% b. cut from Pike street to
Virginia. With per cent grade.
connecting Western avenue with
FIRST avenue. property 81 that
location viii soon double IN
value.
% no Elcgan, s-rporn modern house
on Capitol HiiL 18Th ave lot
t5Him WIN sell on terms
ts.5oo-l-roon modern house int sas
III ilth ave north. to cash.
balance like rent
tso-wsu built 7.roorn modern
house on Do; 56xa This sia a
corner and cement walks are
all IN and paid 100 cash. bal
anee like rent
ti.Do-.N modern s-roorn cottage on
paid. WIN sell on easy terms.
O. 90 New modern s-room cottage on
10Th avenue. with good view
tl.1to Nice modern s-roofn cottage on
lot Nxn. near Madison car
line on Eud avenue. 100 cash.
balance Ike rent
tyTs-Finc n-acre tracts on car line.
scent fare O. cash. balance 8
per month.
sTEwART. STEWART 4 co.
Room - Union block
~ FIRST avenue. -
HpECtALTY Printing office. wsddine
and society stationery. Special die
cut labels cards. etc, W n KinE.
For sals--ltouss. ard Lots.
a rs under this Heading five cent? a
line each insertion sIr words 10 a
Inc Minimum charge. ~ cents.
WE SELL more Tots ana houses thar
any 10 real estate men IN Seattle. b.
cause cause o.r large level lots are only
ONLY HALF THE PRICE
ns. q. and NJ for large iots with city
mator now I'M on the car line. oniy
w, m,hntss re; s take any car On
office open until evening
LEAVING country-LarTe new houpp
and acres lots Of chickens, bsrriaa
etc only ie1t on terms 81 IS dosh
and no per month. 20 good party.
come quick. see ifaasctti inquire ~
o. Upstairs sain f IN r lSse b f5 Fo''s
GROOM house. 90 aavn. us per.
month. Phone Red &bi,
CALI. and see the new sash Lock and
sash Holder. 2i2 James st S
Found
ADS. under this Heading five cents =
limo each lngcrtion SD words 10 a
hne. Minimum charge. u cents.
terrier, spots on eyes and ears, hal
on leather collar with brass taeka
and lock. Pay charges. J NJ Mack :
intosh. 1901 9th ave.
FoUND-A bunch Of kova. owner
please call 80 ililia DRUG Store. aud
also pay for al. 50
Business Chances
ADH under thla Heading five cents a
llne each insertion. Six words 20 a
line. Minimum charge. ~ cents.
WE have opened our Down-town or
flee Tor your accommodation and We
once will assure YOU That results can en-
be obtained BY Advertising with us'
Gail NJ our Downtown office flda
second avenue. Phones. Sunset Main
0U, Ind. llh3.
INVESTMENT.
I have acres 81 rich soil part hot
tom, lying Just right for plating.
house ~ : rooms. bath and closets.
also small house. With shed. root
house nud other out huildlnHa streets
on both sides. located "a miles from
Pioneer Square. between 2 good car
lines Fine view ~ lake and noun
fuiuH.
~ NJ ADAMS.
Room AZ STAN Huyd. 81
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GREAT NEW ESTERPRIaE
= New Weird city. Para County.

2 New Weird city. Pafk County.
Mont
Pref q L Tanssr. Ph. O., the we'll
known and popular analytical chem
let Of Seattle. has quit his PROBES
slon and bssgtns The Prssidsnt.
ssw Worid smsiiihS corspSsy. 1hieh
Essi Ns- wgsld ninl9N dlstric, %
isnsivo water pawsrs. ~ rnshy mil.
Hons ~ feet Of excellent timber. also
brick and tie clay, rtc.
ri asnisn sas ah ss fa %i asgs ss8p p f.
nv company IL putting IN al. ca
teuaive sfnelter, q large power plant
sd lumbsring. mills and .aontroiilpE
Errnt camp. viii develop an TIM
nsnastF profitable smelling indus
Ths company also has extensive free
MILLING g9ld mines and Il erecting
sew World CITY viii have a large pop.
ulatieu. and extensive business In
tsreata and industries within two
ysara. Il is one % the Rrandest un-
eertaklngs 81 The country,
realty and timber asHeir, and docan't
oWs a dollar. Prof TanEsr IL its
President and Treasurer. which ~
SAYING HHfflcirnt 90 guarantee ltn
honesty and Houndnesa.
Only iao 60 shares Of the capital stock
yet to b. sold For a few days the
sfaund floor Il accessible 10 YOU on
shares q the capital stock. interest
bearing ore certificates and fret
funftaHuae Interest bearing and prof
tt-sharinE smsitsr certificates.
No matter hoW little you may b. able
10 lnFeHt. or how much. you will DO
yourself good by visiting our offices
as soon a. possible and making full
investigation.
II 10 lifetime opportunity for you.
CalI or write for illustrated EROS
IeCtug.
NV WORLD sMELTINo COMPANY
90 Ql. eR Pacific blk. Seattle Wash.
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