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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-05
~ pH FetN ~
THE f.EOPLE WHO IRE PASSING
TO IND FRO.

James V. Young was in Plttsburg a
couple of days last week.
William Northey and wife, of Indiana
visited in town last week.
Mrs. Mildred Kunes, of Lock Haven,
was visitor in town Friday.
Mrs. K. G. Schuckers was in Kittan-
ming the latter part of last week.
Prof. ]. r. Wilson, of Corsica, was a
visitor in town on Decoration Day.
Mrs. Henry Robertson, of Force, Wis
tied her parents at Rathmel the past
week.
Mrs. Charles Witter, of Remove,
visited her mother in this place the
past week.
Misses Kate Snyder and Hazel Gable
visited the latter's parents at Sigel the
past week.
Mrs. Benjamin Gulliford, of Cherry
Run, visited her parents 10 this place
the past week.
DR.. T. Mckee, of Chicora, Pa, q
classmate of DR.. John Il. Murray, is
spending few days in town.
Mrs. G. M. Mcdonald visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. M, Daley, at
Penfield the first of this week Her
mother accompanied her to Reynolds
Vile yesterday.
Prof. ]. G. Daley, noted singer of
Philadelphia, for number OF years
resident of Brockwayville, visited
his niece, Mrs. G. M. Mcdonald, in
this place Friday.
George Wachob, dairyman, and
Joseph Kirk, OF Luthersburg, were
guests of G. 7. Woodford Friday night.
Mr.. Wachob bought a valuable COW
from Mr.. Woodford.
Mrs. Minnie A. Gayhart, of Hot
Springs, South Dakota, and Mrs. Orpha
N. Hagar, Of Ellsworth, Pa, are visit
ing their mother, Mrs. Nancy Beer,
in West Reynoldsville.
Samuel Brilliant, B. A. Barrett and
Lott Anderson, carpenters who are
employed at Josephine. returned to
that place Monday after spending
several days at their homes in this
place.
John Il. Wagner went to Altoona
Monday, where his wife and son have
been visiting for several weeks. From
Altoona Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner went to
Lock Haven yesterday to attend a
wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Earl Swift, and
daughter, Angeline, of Brookville,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Swift's parents
They stopped off here on return trip
from jamestown Exposition and visit
with relatives in Virginia.
Mrs. Fred Zeitler, of this place, and
Miss Ella Murphy, of Emerickville,
were called to Norfolk, Virginia, yester-
day on account of the illness Of their
mother, Mrs. Susan Murphy, who is
visiting son at Norfolk.
j. Van ReeG, l. M. Swartz and G. J.
Corwin arrived at the Meadow Creek
Mining Co. camp al Newsome, Idaho,
on Monday of last week. They we're
two weeks in mixing the trip. Part
of the way they Travelled on sleds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Robertson, Of
Bitumen, Pa, are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Roller, in this place.
Mr.. Robertson, an ex-burgess of Reyr-
oldsville borough, is convalescing from
an attack of pneumonia and will spend
few days here.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-05
Nonsense Literature,

believe It was De Quincy who
said. "None but man of extraordi-
nary talent can write first rate non,
Dense." He was right And he might
have added that none bit man Of
extraordinary taste can fully appre-
ciate first rate nonsense.-Japan Times
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-05
Two Failures.

Homely Mani married for be4tty.
Sarcastic Man-YOu remind me Of
friend of mine who married for mon
ey. Homely Man-How's that? Sar-
.astic Mantle didn't get it.-Chicag0
News.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-05

List of unclaimed letters remaining
in post Office at Reyuoldsville, Pa, for
week ending June i, 1907.
George Bailey, Mary Deemer, Charles
S. Ellis. John F.. Folz, Adam Hines,
Leonard johnson, n. E. Mowery, Frank
Smith, William v. Yohe.
Foreign-G, Nicola, Lymgay Daniel,
Frou yilanu.
Say advertised and give date Of list
when calling for above.
E:C. BURNS, P. M.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-05

doctors in st.
Paul, Mimi,
that one half of
all sickness is
caused by the
stomach. After
l assured them
that my medi4
cine did nothing
b ut p ut tn 9
stomach in shape
and they had
spent a day list
ening to what
people who call.
ed on me had TO
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-05
WANT COLUMN.

Rates:-One cent per word for each and
evcry Insertion.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-05

"Yes; this tower goes back to WIZ
lam the Conqueror."
"What's the matter? Isn't 1t salts
factory"-New Orleans Times-Demo-
crat.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-05

We are selling immense quantities Of,
these medicines and our customers express
Great satisfaction.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-05
SHORT TALKS BYj
L. T. COOPER,
THE STOMACH.

My but peoples stomachs do cause
lot of trouble. offered to wager some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

eyes mad been burned out Many
others were blinded In similar
way Most VI the bodios were
burned 10 charoohls Foliowlne H.
calamity wore he aseld ,ilAlressfnl
scenes VIII The usual widows and
the usual orphans.
Fontanet has PATE an awful price
Tor allowing the powder TRUST 40
maintain such an instrument 81
destruction IN a thickly populated
community.
Louis Mack, surviving emplove
o. The min, told me that he knew
personally that the Journal which
gave forth that fatal spark had
been out Of repair Tor two DAYS
Unauooessful efforts had been made
20 put Il into shape The mill
superintendent knew about n lie
did not stop work until this defect
bad been corrected. So he. too
paid an awful price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

er Miss Susan Bishop. She waa
badly hurt
u " Impossible 70 describe the
various strange elements that came
quickly into this tanElc OF horror
aud made n 40 conspicuous an ia.
stance % calamity that Il viii al.
wafs remain IN the Hat Of great
disasters
What happens 70 the poor victim
ioilor IN a powder mill In such a
calamity As thiH7 have teen the
evidence The decorating force Of
The dynamite Was 81 course against
the carth The force % the pow.
der was against the polnt 81 least
resistance. and these two terrifY.
ina elements. locking their iron
arms. tore the earth and air alike
The force ~ the coneuaaiun Great
ed q tremendous vacuum. which
caused the blood % the victims 10
start from the nose and eyes aud
ears aud mouth aud even the pores
The compression. on the other
hand. vas ~ great that % crushed
The very bones 81 the ylctlms
Among the bodies picked up IL
was found that In nearly every
Instance the bones % the oKtretu.
tiles were crushed
The bodies Of those men who
received the full shock OF the force
vanished like sNiris Of mist. Pieces
OF human flesh we're found three
miles distant from the mill site.
A tremendous heat blast spread
from the explosion One woman
who WAS passing a hundred rods
from the mill AZ tho time. fen IN
der this blast and when she was
picked NJ II was found that both
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
AUTO ACCIDENT

Miss Margaret Winkler Of 1915
Boylston av, was injured ln an
automobile accident early this
morning, and the other occupants
Of the machine. which was driven
by l.. A, Peterson. were shaken up
considerably Miss Wlnkler was
cut about the face and hands with
broken glass from a Bellevue and
summit car and attended at shaw s
pharmacy afterwards being taken
home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
~ GEO. n. puLFoap.

tseattie stars Exclusive Scrvice.l
FoNTANEr Ind. oct al
Would you walk through the Val
ley Of Death aud return 20 the It's.
Ing 70 tell Of the truth Of Dantc's
hideoua conception o. Inferno
depthaf
Would you witness the red spec.
iAele OF the last word In disaster
the very supcrlativs Of horror ia
DEATH
Then you must come. ~ I came.
70 tho scene Of the powder mill
explosion IN this demolished little
lndiAna village You must view
the same sense uumhlng aishir that
chilled tho blood Of those Of Ne
who came 20 record In the annals
~ great American tragedies the
awful stpry o. the Dupont powder
MIL explosion
You know that more than %
lives wcrr snnffed out In a he'll
" fiTe and shock which came with
The fFuddcnness % pistol shot.
While 500 lived 70 suffer injuries.
many Of frEhffui nature
Look upon the poor. torn clay Of
The dead and then agree with me
that this IL death uuthinkable
NY Investigation shows that
i.eoe 600 pounds 81 giant powder.
o. the unmixed ingredients there
81 and 10000 pounds OF dynamite
exploded and wrought this hnrfsr
A spark ~ fire from a bot jour
nal tn the Elass room Missed Ia a
ksE Of powder II vas a tiny
Hpech % heat and a. n imbsddcd
IN the loose grains u explosive n
snapped like the crack ~ a ship
4 workman sought 20 smother
this flame. bat IN another insiRnt
a Eisnt column Of purple fire burst
around the room. gathering force
from eysry side until within a
few seconds u ieaped a thousand
feet 10 the blue % the sky and the
horror had been written IN blood
There was a duh roar 40 the fiery
specter Btrvhked the sky. The
earth Tor scores 81 miles ouivered
aud rocked Through the county
the very texture of the atmoaphere
vas torn aud for several seconds
there was not air 20 breath
Eighty we're dead ide0usly Nh.
ed. Eight hundred we're IN suffering
and distress A town had been
RACED A baby Ia Is crib ak miles
away from the scene Of this die.
asier died under the falling tim.
bers Of Sc home
A quarter OF a mile away the
home OF Superintendent Monohan.
81 the Dupont mill caved under
the shock. took fire. and seven
people. including the supenntend
ent his wife. her sister. little
child and travelling man named
Helluu. persisted IN the flames
Three school houses within a
radius 81 five miles tumbled like
iackatraws There we're 90 pupils
Ia one 81 these school houses. all
Of whom were Injured. but mirga
uloualy not one was killed. The
walls feil out and the roof Hurged
down. but through the unknown
Providence that cares for the IN.
nocent the warning had come IN
time and the children fell under
their stout oak desks and we're
saved from being crushed under
the tlmbcrs
The bell In the tower crashing
down, struck the desk of The teach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
PROF. JONES PRAISES
WALLA WALLA FAIR

Prof ". p. Jones OF Ravens has
returned from a visit 10 the Walb
Nalla fair. which he declares sur
passes the usual run OF such e.
positions IN many ways. Some q
the live stock and produce exhsa1
he declares would be hard 20 saF
pass anywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
AFTER BANKERS coNvENTlps

An invitation has been exieaaea
20 the American Bankers aEsoeif
ton 10 hold its annual conrehiiqa
IN Seattle In 1909 BY that tine 10
hotel Accommodations VIII be ample
60 accommodate a great concearse
Of people. such as would attend me
bankers convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
BIRTH RECORD,

Births were registered today ~
follows:
Hoidall-To wife Of A, Holtail
1902 Terry av. Oct ~. son. =
Talte-To wife OF William "
Talte. aga Harrison. Oct 10, sea,
Tubb-To wife Of A. J. Tuoo' oR
n tGth ST.. oct. n. a son.
skogluud To wife OF H. sAVt
lund. 9lS Lenora, Oct H. a son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
DEATH RECORD.

Deaths were registered today "
follows: -
Kelly ~. Kelly 10, OCT ~
WaysIdc Emergency hospital -,
Sondeno % Sondeno, ~ wv
tg. Paulsho. Wash. a.,
Erickson -E. ] Erickson. rs wv
Is. Seattle General hospital "a
Fowler-E. Fowler IS, uet =
27th av. s. ~. IL
Eddy-C o Eddy. 70, oet ~
22i2 57th n. a.,
Grant Mildred 70 Grant Q wv
~. l52s D. Madison st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
BUYS BUILDING SITE.

Tho Pacific Coast Co. has sold TO
Thos Bordeaux. Of the Phoenix
Logging Co, the northwest corner
of King a. and First ay for Sf25..
GOO II ia the intention OF the pur.
chaser TO erect thereon a fourstory
building az once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

The Michigan club win entertain
am former residents of the state OF
Michigan Thursday evening az Car.
pentcrs' hall 1920 Fourth av This
viii be the first of a series Of en-
tertoinmonts 20 be given by the
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
MAUD POWELL IN
CONCERT TONIGHT

Maud Powell. the distinguished
yiolinist win give a recital q
Dreamland rink tonight assisted b.
Maurice Eisner. pianist Miss Pow.
ellis program tonight win Include
numbers by Grelg vleuriemps
Rameau. FioFilio. Mozart, HubaY,
SchumRnn and Wienawsh Mr..
Eisner viii play Rameau. Chopin
and LiExt selections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
Want Ads
Telephone Them
To Us
And We win
Do the Rest

Charge for one insertion, Ice
nor line seven words 10 the
line Three timcs. one cent a
word one month, 60 per line
per day
Minimum charge for an "ad
20 cents
DOWNTOWN AG NJ NC "
Kennedy DRUG Co, First av.
and Cherry
BALLARD AGENCY-P H.
Mullen. Sgl Ballard av. ORR.
CITY Hall Phone, ballard see
MAIN OFFICE seventh oN,
between bnlon and University,
Phones Main 1850; Ind til
Tho Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsible
lty for errors Of any kind oe-
curing IN telephoncd advor
tisements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
AFrER Nw euARreRs.

Tho Commercial Club has out
grown It's present quarters IN the
Cicpwu block. corner Of Second av
and James st. and the organl1a
ton ~ negotlatlng for quarters on
the third floor of the McDougail a
Southwick building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
FUNERAL TOMORROW.

The funeral Of Phillip Morrison.
who died Saturday. will be hela a.
i .. N. tomorrow from me IesF
denco. i9S East Fifty-seyenth -
with intermcnt In Lake View ceu'
etory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
oRAToRlcAL CONTEST.

The Green Lake Vs. c. 7. Z. WI
give an oratorical contest u sne
Franklin av. Presbyterian ehlfea
next Thursday. The contest WIZ
start al 1880
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
MASQUERADE BALL.

A masquerade ha viii bo given
by prlHcess Anssags council No
o. in the a o. W. " hall, 1928
First aya Wednesday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

horn-At Hillman city. Co the
wife OF A. H. Williams. seven
pound boy Mother and boy are
doing wen.
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Joseph f. Thomas
q Co.,
zoe Chsmy ft --tfs1
S. Per Month

ohoics tuiidfn6 iats fn rouuEstasa 81
tstf 90 ffta earh only fse rash fsue
aHf balance o. mpngh AnY steady
maH Eaa nwH haue an these fsruns
tlmH car services II sea Wnft Aii dng
phone a. Heeufim@ ana We uti arfNhHs
ta she's the isla some sFauluG ~ %
HuuNaF
RICHMOND. uuNMETr cOMrANr
at4+tHb EmHffs nida
fhoHsa 9aia tsst. isa tsti III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
BALLARD DISTRICT.


BALLARD REAL ESTATE
Good Investment in ~ " Seattle For
safe, HlH houses lots HUnIO0 10 each
house. from 1900 tp $4,000. ON easy
terms Vacant lots borta0. CLOSE in. "a
good invoatment from fttV 90 81 300. on
easy terms cHil owners
YOUNG a HHouuun.
2oOf jefferson Place Ballard
Phone ballard ga. -lI-sG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21


cttEAr citEkr A. GelgF East ~
heHsa. tarEs plees iHHa ne AyinH hsas
WatHian hhHsa fresh fsfasY cess
suFugh ~seN fe iast al sf1isF al fsf
tste frfus ffe a4en q PEI nlauth .
faHt c9ws eli u ses afs tfgss -
sss n.s tsfaS tax fsf5ns tntsSsstss
&c Fsilsr ctr - ~ " urs tics At
tsta strtft at Is sa ansy. tfaaas
rFftaEs sauth ftaHf hsif nisah % avs
are rasH aHf its ser nsnHfh rhls is
fsai Haap huf masi ~ taken aairk
~ thiH rrtea
g tft ~ss sfaan maasfn roitass
tfstte.fHaf Zee hair tIesR ta nse as
llas rhis u d aanaf eferefff and ssH
30 tnaEHf nH HefF saff terms
FhHne AaFfn so ard ffE
EMN NANTf nNn REALTY co
fiaf FsemeHf AFs .-ti o.
Els fnHFn mrfsfu heHa~ rrrrsf afth
$50 arftna bee 4aH4aH. price % 100
saaT tsfms ran b. srftrssd
rosEru 8 THOMAS a Co. lac.
lff fhasfy df
Eairancs &C. Laaman nidr
-tt-sI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

Pioneer Hauars tee tiatEu fnin car
cas- irenf. fire DISTRICT ard nice place
fer home uaehst fattra Fies ~ oifY
residence lot an marhaf. price has ts-a
fsaaesd to t1st eta some tefnis 90
gule3 sals Phone ouasr Main of iad
Here 10 chance Is SCI a. homs 90
iHfH aN cleared choice fHr ffHo tft
aguh % month. lgts 1eatea. nsaf
Gene oat and Est Toaf choils before
40 are cold
a rev i.roem cottage psriry bath
room. basement close go schegi aud car.
good View goed terms
VIII furalsh 10, ssa buua Groom
modern cottage basement piaHfrrsF
sieetfit hEhta. furnace in basement nn
Efsdsa street rasnahf Halka ih tiaeHH
= car. double tracked rar line o.. 600
i@s' cash baiaues &c colt
A eosy hsme ssa troom cottage
e.e9.is lanity. slfehea one biega O.
. ssr. iiTt iis6 assb. iii s.f moa,h
viii furnish lat aae buui troom
aesiess win two poEehss. ciosgi snd
Ar two tiorzs % school claae o. pafk
1850 fltu down. terms 90 balance Zee
ROWE $40 North SYST Phone No go
-aifs
ZINE cHEkr aCiLDfy0 Lors on
Easy TERMS
owner insfrurfH uH 70 close out mum
Der 20 lots remainder Hna1id iu Scenic
HsirHls Addition ou madroua Park CO..
Nuf Thirty second ana Thirty. laird sra.
between HoweH ana Olive ata f.ofa
t9Kieo Call at office ara man VIII a.
the woods. tuf nlfhln Two BLOCKS 90 car
.ins and Eood and sell established nsiEh
FhIcEs tiqo oNLr sac CASH. BAL.
ANCE 90 PR M6grii Interest az ?
per reuf They eIIl nof lsHt long az
shove figures bot thsy must BIZ cold
GEO ~ bfILfHl a co.
go NHH York nI1ck
Phone Main tta Ind ioe. -tf
cry p Place
1880 --Fouu-HuOM COTTAGE terma
$3.50 cash ana balance AZ fit month This
60 car uue GOOD school nnd new hiEh
achqal The house ls uuoccupiod and
can be moved Into af once oct the
frY at our Fremont office
JOHN " npWufsu a co.
Main offlcs fQi American Bank HldR
Fremont office Corner Fremont Az and
kih9urne 49,
BOSTON HAHpoR ExcuRsfON Wa
BIO HUCCEa4 The hiE h0af Waa
crowded 10 the llmft over 300 600
H''H NNi "N 'ANNN was HHlN NN new IHNH-
road town ON Tho Sound there Do aC feet
n water at low tide Plenty of uofk
y 5000 wages for everybody 500 o. D
itulman's cashier ln Times Block FOR
free passes 81
For fale-Five lota 2s bearing ffulf
trees, b-room house. go chickens haif
s s,s s7si ai.i avon Ave- n y" f'rs '' is %
For Bale W ownsr-New house. Green
Lake. very cheap 8 rooms bath. pias
tered ana wired fine view Telephone
after u, East 5iB0 -~IT.za|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
FARMS Qp ACREAGE.

FARMS @p ACREAGE.
Lincoln Beach
West Seattle)
Quarter Acres
1915 Each
One Fourth Cash
rhess zine tracts pre ONLY roup
NlbnhH FROM the Feuutlrfnt car ifare
yuutHl. with Epad SIDEWALK ALL
RF over gioo 600 uaw being erected h.
only "a few blocks away fhtas ttnefH
are ietri with "a Hraua view of the
duettte rake g launtsrol car at pio.
n9Hf Square leaving tt minutes before
tnv heur fcll rnnduotef Go lct 500 uff
a. ehftWunp pf sand AuH California
AV, thnn f4linw Walk unui you come
Go a now huuHe en The riaht
Call at wv etueg ~ Fo oui to Anptt
IloN anl 500 WI finH our represents.
tive on the sruuga
IsuN 81 wHIrE co..
Phones Main 5s6s I'D spta
Residence EAST ttae
AN IDEAL WATERFRONT HoMn ia
plain sight "a Seattle 3 acres sluninE
arntY duWn 90 beautiful hfag, TIDE
,sea ,l 81 s,,p fla's ~. s 'o sa,,i,s''se
chafd. rrrlus water piprd to house
hfuom house fine ppulttY house aHd
yard iarHr boat ueaar CLOSE ia stnaai
ana neiHhhofs. good boat service The
best bargain gH De Hnuud fsfte
NuMEnf MAtrnN
ptB-age.eti Alaska buiidinF
cuCKEN RANCurs
she city that via make nrt sls=s
easily cleared o'ess 90 school stores ahd
church ft'ces tste $3.50 aud taaq
WEar 4 WiErinn
800 cuhMAN mock
rMiNK - ffi
reur acre. lmpreeed SIN splsadla
suii9iass avg steuaause. e choits flu.t /
ists srs ssliius "a nom 10 up aad I
eniY t9 WiHafsa ride gfum Seattle This 4
banded vith 81 see cash balance rsrs
easy See Owner. at ts Sullivan nd9 4
aaA.sh f
A UENrt&w mAMnAIN
ONLY soc
Eut near Humans Meadow Gardens 4
Tor see cash rhla e the ouEinai rriA 4
ever Ntaf aEP NHHHF lives fn Vast I
and ts fHnHafaHs'F steh nsraa mnnsF i
fHHu iHt aaiOinsna thia and ulIl fn.ap- i
crate Win rafe hasef toward frlins fsf 4
pf1nt Tote are aaFth see each I
SCI ahaQlufrlF 90 EaH4 ,HItsiHH ON tHis Yea .
SCI eWnrfa price AadFfaa csc cafs .
star -aafsH
AcMn TnAEFs
tits amsg aN Ee@t land uniy "a
milaa ffam Ninnaff a4ahNH Ena9Eh ua
Bee on riaes 90 "a faf iaud unIF fEts 4
Terms Cal az 80 risr a. hoam %
Atlat -sls ia 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
Why Will You
Pay Rent ?

We have just completed four beautifal
eufiatra ~ 4 and rooms that are uos
ready tn move right inl can siYe fuu
EASY tefwa small esah payment down
balance WeufniY fsnts AAsiao one aud
iHu Blocks 10 ear iu the finest foaldeues
portion uf West Seattle.
81 200 a modern ROOM bungalow.
BATH. ctiY Watef and sewerage. a. blocks
n eat and Hehsal ia the routur % West
$500 Now recon cottage tinted
wallis wrHi nf Ninfh ana California fine
view ~ Sound and Mountains seed
eaiefi tfoo cash.. baianea a. psr month
81 500 NEW GROOM HOUSE on a
FikhfiF iot. unif Hne block 20 car ore.
half tnsh balance easy Bee this before
&c ~ TOO late
81 900 Will stts pau paassssion ~ a
hs@A' ,fai ssfoeM house 80 corner Ia
~ FlhW Park enlg 100 feet 20 gsf
Nth d an"d giHtefn. wiil BE- compistrd
in ten daFa
$3.50 FoE A NEW t-RooH uounr
iust west &c California A. and Niath
= tnf View 81 the laund one half
rasf. balance terms Win the nsW
tfiek block Eaina - ~ tho funrtiea this
sHf linn ie dnsilNea 81 10 fha rssidsogH
part ~ WrFr HnAFrIE CALL Nv
Mr. MiftH pNHNE WEMr sl ~ or
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GRAND FREE NxcuRaIo~
n&T 10 ths sss city b he.tss h. -
q tbls s|3s 81 fassf spaea sss sis ~
e e. .' pp go q. illn ~. :
cts SO rhlidrsn allowed 1t
WHY Buy msaasr uius ioi ges
zee 9sn Ise fig ear ; arrss esF'.lF.
-iass 50 Ts-aaaa lsisssfssni 6ffies b.
ri'ns. rleY Il
80 ses--Nsn t.fean house ana lots
fsnfffh tp alley tha raaHa are large
eiossfs. toilet rooms ball laundfy room,
eater. cemhinafion usht fEturss Goa
crete basement atf Foundation. fine fara.
naF etifngfs View 70 lake and CAS-
.afes ~ eaQ cash. balance terms Tff
20 ~ y theas 1a.i lle' -ie-ii-p
gsnsr tssioo small l.rs3u house
anA 90 eNt io frui Tses VIII SOIL
sheap Phone North st1 OF cali ias
foR sALE Nv owgsR
-ty ~s,.f si.5tTe nsfi ass .'' Is, ..''g 4,
minutes tom Pioneer squafs tioeks
Ieu Gar. pfi.e o. $50 forms Cali a.
noaf = rsnneIs store Southeast seattle
18th Av HABoAtN
81 500 fit rev room modern house
large reception ban ana httic pipHd
Coz furnace Street paved Between
Columbia nnd Madiaan 81 Terms
WINHlifF Bros
Room 200 Nnlman HIdH TT
HAfNfrr BEACH
Move Dol and stop renting A f.rHafn
house ana l1iH ~ roe. terms like rent
taa' Atfh pf East i-Ha -if.ii g.
ron SALE uY OWNER
Two l1fa atNi0l ennh graded street
cement sidewalk price 1850. tat0 cash
balance fto por month Phone ballard
f4f Iaaa
COME QUICK, FOR THIS fR A SNAP
have lots each fuFfa0 feet fine
locality ~ Winuiea from Pioneer square
GEO kiHuHWUuY
Nil American naHf HId1 If
NEAR DENNY WAY. on tim and 87nd
Avs, lots from $500 fo ESQ. TERMS
sever and water in Dwner tt1 Amsu-
can Sank NiiF -qf.aa
House for sale very cheap Inquire
ff1t Tenth A. NJ 1851
BALLARD DIsTRIOT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

VERY CHEAP Want 10 quit work
only $3.50 on fsrms 70 $50 down. 90 per
month. buys mF house aud large piece
Of Lend cgra. chickens. close D. street
cars. store and school Take Tacoma
intsrurhan f0 valley City 500 Mra La
mar or see HHlmau's cashier. On Timoa
block Seattle If
ACRE SNAP $3.50. TERMS
40 hrres waterfront finest piece for
summer home near Pearson, must be
cold at once
BENHOE q CARLSON
bll Marion Block
SOUND VIEW ACRES
Summer h1weslfrH are becoming more
sHprurlNe every year. because tHH price
~ waterfront acreage has nonu 90 hiEh.
The longer Yeu delay thn moro YOU Will
pay North Of Seattle we have some
fine acreage overlooking The Sound ana
Oiympica TO- flb0 90 $500 per acre. No
pfr cont each. balance monthly
WEST A. WHFELEH
900 COLMAN BLOCK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

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