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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
ny MAX HAYES,

National Labor Leader, Who 10
Writing Exclusively for This
Newspaper.
Seattle star Exclusive servlee)
NORFOLK. Va. Nov 80, sr'hc
woman Labor preblem today con.
fronts the American trade union
movement aa serious. burning
question. and the American Fed.
GRAFTON OF Labor. Ia session here,
has decided g. aelye it. 80 Car as
,it can be solved unaer the present
industrial system
The federation plan for tho fu.
ture b. first 20 organize the women
tollera IN every occupation, aud
secondly to reduce hours OF labor
aud increase wages generally, In
order that wofkingmcn may sup
port their wives and daughters In
dcconcy and comfort and thus
make Il unnecessary for them 10
assist IN providing Tor the home
The last United states census
shows that more than 1000. 600 We
men are employed In gainfui oc
equations, and their wages average
about tg70 year. or less than a
dollar a day. Over one half az these
working women are under "a years
OF age that II. they are employed
during a period when their lives
are subjected 20 the greatest dan
gers FROM the physical mental and
moral standpoints.
When unorganl8ed they work
long hours and for low wages aud
thus thcy not only tend to decrease
the pay aud iengthen The hours 81
the men With whom they are fore
ed 70 compete. bat the severe
strain upon their physical nrganl.
ration. Ia many industries. u such
as 10 preclude the possibility ot
motherhood "a situation that u poe.
itlvoly tragic la character, as ov.
cry medical authority will attest.
In other words. the announcement
.of woman labor Ia a tw0fold attack
upon the home economically and
alphabetically
All thoughtful union labor Off.
cials recognize these sclfcvldent
facts. and they have little patience
with the mandlln aud hypoc1llcal
cant about the new woman Ia
Industry
The iahorites arr perfectly will
inE that tho old man should re
main the only factor In industry
Tho labor officials are meeting
With considerable success In organ.
lEins the woman workers. and the
principle 81 equal pay for equal
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HIGHER WAGES, BETTER LIFE AND
EQUALITY FOR THE WOMEN TOILERS

and MISS Anna Nlcholes OF Chicago
II secretary treasurer,
Mrs. Robins Is an enthusiastic
convert. Every thoughtful oducat
"a woman realizes that she shares
the responsibility with the commu.
nifty, not only for existing vicious
conditions, but for the necessary
leadership aud resources required
10 secure better working conditions
aud better home life for the
working women OF America An
right thinking people everywhere
unite Ia recognizing the moral and
social welfare behind the demand
for an eiRhthonr day and a living
wage for ALI women Ia every
trade. when these demnnda are
realized a permanent foundation ~
laid aud genuine opportunity given
Tor expression OF the spiritual iH'
sues IN the lives Of working women.
with power 10 work out cvory gift
Of nature aud "a i've out every ~,
source Of body. mind and heart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

BERKELEY, Cal. Nov 30 ia
beas corpus proceedings faiFd TO
bring about the release OF Harry q.
Klcinaehmldt. and the University
OF California tad. who la accused 81
tho murder Of his onotime friend.
Frank bellows. had % suffer the
disappointment of golng back to
tho dfeary cell IA the county jail In
Oakland. where he has already
spent a long week 81 close cunfine.
mcnt Instead Of acting Immediate.
~ on the petition ~ the young
mans attorneys, Superior Judge
Harris. before whom tho proceed
inga we're heard announced that be
would continue the case until Iuea.
day morning az $40 O'Clock for DO.
cialnn Kieinaehmldt attorneys
asked the privilege Of securing the
release of their client on bail The
judge denied this request and -.
mandcd the lad % the custody ~
the sheriff To this court order the
attorneys for the defense took on.
ceptlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
SHOT HIS
OWN DOG

The exercise Of judicial discretion
on the part Of a Policeman saved
g. J. iladloy. a real estate dealer
who lives AZ Thirteenth az aud
Denny way. from punishment FOR
carrying concealed weapons Had
loy iet his gun drop a. broadway
and Denny way last night and tho
weapon being accidentally dis
charged. killed bic ncw f15 bull
dog. wounded another. besides
throwing a Zig scare into some curl.
GUS hyaiandcrF
patrolman Elmer Preton saw tho
occurrence. but believing that Had.
loy had been punished for ondau.
gcrlng the lives Of the community,
in the loss Of hia dog. did not place
hlm under arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
SAW GOEBEL.
MTRDE: RED

dEORGErONN. Ky. Nov 40
Frank Thomas. a Frankfort police.
man who WAS doing duty a. the
Capitol square ht the time Of the
uoehci murder was the first Wit
ness IN tho Powers trial this morn
ing lie was looking AZ Goebel a.
the time the shot was fired and
exclaimed, "Ihey have killed Boe.
bel" Thomas testified that he was
the first noraOn 70 reach the wound.
I'd mans side.
Judge u. % Field. Of .Icieher
county, a leading republican, teatis
fled that he WIS coming 20 Frank.
fort when ho met Wharton Golden
on the train Golden Is uowaerFinR
q life sentence for completely IN
the murder Golden. the wiineas
testified. introduced him 70 Bert
lee as the man who viii Xiii them
all" Field awore that Golden ask
ID him Il there was man In
Iatcher county who would klll 0oe
bel aud he also overheard the plot
to kili Goebel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
TACOMA IN GRASP
OF POWER TRUST

1000 horse power limit wbleh /.
must furnish nafer lts franeh,.a,'
Moreover Mayor Wright VA ~
fled that # iho city aealn runs a NV
The 1000 horse power line ~ W. Ut
sasg ~ 81 lu current bres,s '''
WI q, c1ftaut breaker x 49,
ever The cii5 Foca above H. ms.s
ahe current Wlli 30 entirely bros,s
or aud The whole CITY viii YA e
thrown Into nt'er darkness nv y
u The treatment The power tras, ~" y
providing f9f Tacoma. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
SAYS WORK MUST
CONTINUE

Superintendent l.. b. YounRs Of
the HIGHT aud water department
does not believe that the work now
being undertaken by the water dc.
partmont can be stopped. even n
the necessity for doing no arises.
The construction OF the Union Ht
pipe line and that Of the Harvard
av N. extension OF the new Cedar
river pipe line. both costing about
100000. and the low service reser
volr work, $4,000, are very impor.
tant matters
The total Of the estimated ok.
penditures OF tho two departments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
LOCAL MEAT PRICES SHOW
A BIG DECLINE

selling a. ~ 10 II cents and mu.
ton 1875 70 1914 cents.
The only sharp decline In whola.
sale prices was cents a pound 4.
pork
The effect ~ the declining mar.
kst was especially evident IA ~
slack demand FOR Thanksgiving ~.
keys An attempt 70 Fet 20 oents
per pound FOR the first turkeys u.sr.
keted was made. bat abandonad ~
the price sagEed steadily untll tut.
keys sold at 20 10 e cents on Wa.
neaday and dropped TO is cents a
Thursday aud Friday.
Most % the meat now belng cen.
suined 10 grown in the state 20
that the saRging market 10 The esst
affects Seattle only Indirectly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

Retail prices Of meat have fallen
from 10 cents per pound in Sc
attic within the past few weeks
without apparent cause, as only
slight reductions have taken place
ia wholesale prices. the retail
prices have eAgTad on every kind
81 meat with the exception ~ lamb.
which has raised a cent a pound.
Beef, mutton. pork. bacon. ham and
poultry are ali included In the list
81 falling prices.
Beefatenks may be bought from
s 10 20 cents per pound boiling
meats cost about cents per pound {.
roasts are selling ~ 8 "a lz3A censa
per pound. as compared with 10
10 i5 cents a month ago Pork ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
UNKNOWN MAN KILLED.

The body Of an unidentified ma
who was killed last night al Black
River Junction by a Northern Pa
cific train has been taken charge
OF By the uudertakcrs az Renton
The accident occurred after dark,
and the stranger evidently did not
hear the warning signals given BY
the engineer Death was inatan.
tanoous A card found IN the dead
mans pocket. bearing the name q
NJ o Grady Is the only possible
clue as 10 hts Identity.
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lee DENIES
CHARGES

r. f. Lee. Of 1915 IL Second az.
west who Is made defendant 10 a
suit for divorce instituted b. his
wife recently. denies that be Is
guilty Of cruel acts alleged IN lhs
complaint
4 have tried 70 live with NJ
wife, be says. and have provided
for her A. best ! could. but | Do not
think she loves me. ! have done
everything IN my power 70 make
our home happy and at no tlms
have I ever deserted my wife o.
acted towards her In a cruel man-
uer."
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publicity n possible, and Il may be
that her testimony will not beeacd
IN the court proceedings II the de-
Tense can find any means Of getting
along without H.
n the necessity demands. how
over, she has expressed hef willing
ness 10 como forward and mako a
statement that Klcinechmidt wsa
paying attention 60 her and not 10
blanche kerfoot ai the time Of, and
subsequent 20, the death OF Bellows.
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AT
TACOMA

TACOMA. Nov. 80 Although
the Wholesale prices Of meat In Ia.
coma have been gradually reduced
10 per cent during the past few
weeks. local butchers have refused
10 lower the Inflated prices which
held during the last summer. In.
dicnting that they arr N a com
hlBo % maintain the old figures.
Armour & Co. the local man
ayers. IN a statement today deciar.
"a that the wholesale reductions
amount 10 about cent per hun.
dned on all grades 81 meat which
makes an average drop Of 10 per
cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
MORAN MAY FIGHT ABE
ATTELL

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 30.-A
match between Owen Moran. the
crack English fcRtherwelEht boxer.
and Abe Attoll. the American cham.
piou, ia one Of the possibilities Dc
fore the new year is nshored IN
Tom Mccarey. the Los Angeles pro.
moter. f. making the greatest 81.
forts 10 land the match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
GUILTY OF GREAT
BREACH OF TREATY

iespite the treaty with Canada. and
Wholesale Immigration vas allowed
a. long a. II WAS shown that the
men exported had work IN Canada
Gutoh testified that the men had
been supplied 20 railroad and con.
tracing companies here
The mission Of The commission
has been fulfilled waa the remark
OF Commissioner King - hen this On.
formation came out King states
ho does not see how the Japanese
government sill explain ils actions
and policy IN the face Of the agree
mont ln the treaty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
JURY FINDS HUSBAND
Is GUILTY

OAKLAND. Cal, Nov. g0.-rhe
inquest IN the case Of the woman
known as Mrs. NJ. A. wilkins.
whose body was FOUND buried In
quioklime I'm the rear of the resi-.
donoe In which she and wilkins
lived, was held az Elmhurst today
The Jury found that the woman
came 70 her death at the hands OF
wilkins,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
JACOB LUTZ DIES

wound became Infected and Ne
gradually sank until the end.
During the last two days Late
prayed constantly that his ne
might be spared Mira Luta "a
Etill az the home IN youngstown.
and had preferred a criminal charge
against her husband. which woala
have resulted IN lis proserrslca
had be lived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

Jacob Lutz who cut bis throat
In bis home. at YOUNGSTOWN. re.
gently. and then disappeared into
the woods for two days and nights.
Afterwards turning ap In a shack
ne Oxbow. died this morning 81 the
county hospital Ia Georgetown.
Physicians performed an opera
ton 90 save the mans life The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

TACOMA. Nov a0-The power
trust Is beginning 10 turn the
screws on Tacoma The city is 70
be- gradually forcss out sof ibe
powerdpnsinesa entirely and tiisn ~
iight business n 10 bo crippled The
Seattle TacOmao Power company
this morning gave official notice
TO Mayor Wright that II would ab
Holuioly refuse 70 furnish the city
with single kiiowat above the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

SAN FRANClSCO. Nov 10
Marcus c HYDE and G c. Smith,
Jointly charged on a federal grand
jury Indictment with land frauds.
we're arraiened before District
Judge De Haven this morning.
who set their cases for trial on Jan.
uarY rs.
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FRisco's NEW HOTEL.

SAN FRANCISCO. Suv. "a ~
a restored and reluveuatcd 81
Francis hotel. clothed Ia even
greater apicHd0f than Il wore iu
the anfc.eRrfhquake DAYS. WAS
thrown open lass night. and che 0c.
canion was celebrated BY a dinner
10 the newspapers men Of San
FranciHco given in the ncw red and
gold banquet room
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Id. safs''on supply Co, iii cherry 81
~fai" --tf
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. s0.--The
board of health issued the follow
ing plague report today. -Four new
suspects. one verified. 10 verified
70 date. Gt deaths. 50 discharged az
cured. nine remaining cases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
PRIEST BURNED TO DEATH
lny unIlsd Prsss.l

NEW ORLEANS. Nov So
Father Joseph Beck was burned %
death today in a fire that destroy
ed ST. Ioscphs academy, new
monastfy. and three other buildings
near CoyiuEton One fireman =
missing and 70 is believed he was
caught by a falling wall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
CHARGES DISCRETION.

Charged with dcscrilon aud fail.
ure % provide. Richard " iowis,
OF Palmer. was arrested today by
a deputy sheriff at chehaiia. and
viii be brought hack tn this city
for trial Mrr. Mya Lewis the
mans wife. filed the complaint
which resulted IN the arrest
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HANGED


ODESSA. Nos 80 ~ Since Mon.
day ~ this week SO Tefrorists have
been hanged here Tho swift
justice which Is being melted ont
BY the field couFfa.marftal "a de-.
clared a. having ma excellent 81.
feet on the diaofderiy element" and
u encouraging the police ~ "a
more Fearless performance Of their
duty."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
GIRL SWALLOWS
CARB0LIC ACID

Misc Maud Lewis. daughter Of
William Lewis OF Black Diamond
died suddenly yesterday afternoon
aa the result OF having swallowed
cRrbolc acid
The Eirl was found IN her room
about O'Clock with the empty bot.
&c beside her There rs strong
Suspicion that she committed sui.
eide. although the death may have
beon accidental
The mother ~ tho young eiri
died over a year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

WHY FAN WEyTF
fa1aE $50 fNNn falanfr So Per
sn6Esh. iai snNtGf s4t wafef Fise iafa
not far ffnw Waaafard PARK Fftrs fsdt
Firn fafusf tatftt lee hfah seand
view Esgt tfe dewh. talaaea tf BE- per
nHUnIn rafh iuf
NFneu cottage and basement ely
water eiscfflr uFhf ips ffstaf Hsaf
ear rag far frsm Woodland rafA
attsN f8ta apWn. halsnca fi5 per
anafh
greem eetteae. lisa hiah COED sasu
tffas fiaa dnwn taianEe ttq Per
slfmfN
FiHH ~ euur4 AHH WNHHfHtaa fi fft
SIZE de@n fit Ner munfh All tHase ave
Tuf rate pfffna Nsfnr Out Is ftfN ard
FhlnnrF Fhanf tsfrfH staFtlaf
Mnrth No. White stfl residence. veFth
tisf Owner -ff-tssfasd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

VANCOUVER. y. G.. Nov &c.
Al the Japanese immigration IN.
quiry late yesterday afternoon, =
Gotoh. secretary OF Tho Canada.
Nippon supply company. told % his
viait 10 Japan last winter and how
he had persuaded the Japanese I'm
migration companies % see the GOV
eminent Ia relation 20 immigration
restrictions These companies
were composed Of Influential men.
and thcy were successful IN getting
the government % alter its policy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

los ANGELES. Cal. Nov. 30
Although worth more than 500,
GOO. n Roberts pleaded guilty In
the police court 10 the charge OF
having stolen numerous bits OF har
ness. each of trifliug value. and was
fined 500. which he paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

National Labor Leader, Who 10
Writing Exclusively for This
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
CIV RUAL ESTATE.
Why Pay Rent =?

naT enc - eur ia QUARTER ACRES
s+Nuu can poe so 8 NlilH haass anA ~
Cor g9af fsutiafH ~ ire fsnd fIa are
parlnE Fauf ianGtHf8 every fasrfh tie
frsnI fAieN~na zee WH sits 1851 HaH q
fraes fhf ftft un ssrms - Sc cash sat
balance Is 80 psF aanth cafas aat
futnaFvnw raks FanafieruN ear ans
Sells fha renfaFfnF fa tei Na1 nff 81
fIA8E WOOD shsm fellow tha sails ~
sirn au ere aHdIfiaa fiuf represent ilfe
Sta meet Fau thsfr
JOHN ~ WHITE CO.
tg4 Ufianfai MlseA
1aia lfs5 Tea asfi
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GIVE s. p. MORE TIME.

w 1NfA"H Ff""+ff
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 30.--The
Southern Pacific company tbs
morning was given feaplte until
December 10 answer the ~ IN
dlctmenta against the Chicago 70.
batting United States Attorney
Devlin stipulated with William y.
Hefrin. the railroads attorney that
The railroad company could have
the additional time ia which 70 pre-.
pare is case This netiun met an
immediate approval Of District
Judge De Haven, before whom the
ease ia pending
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Will HOLD INQUEST.

Coroner Carroll ,xili hold an In
quest on Tuesday morning 10 in-
vesiiKate this death Of William
Goodman. Who was run down and
killed by a switching train on the
waterfront yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

Deaths were registered today as
follows.
Reiners-E ID Rclners, "a. No.
vomher 90. 29l6 East Republican.
Wolfe 8 A. Wolfe, So. Noyem.
Der 2S, al gard av.
Lydon-M Lydon. &C. November
.2G. 107 Seventh av.
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Monuments

Art Marble Company. 20li Soc.
ond av. three doors north OF Vlr.
ginia st. Both phones 1898. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

DON'T PAIL TO SIZE Of R nfe.arfe
frsffs aai near thn nse fHtefarhan fich
level lard eNtra good aaili fs4t prf sfart.
Neff easy terms
ROBERT MALTHr.
glReH4aaazi Alaska matidiHm
--st J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
WAPPY AND MAYOR
ARE IN PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. so t.
Mayor Moore and chief Of Police
Wappensieln Of Seattle are IN Port
land. To-day they made an inapec
ton of the local municipal JAIN
which Was recently attacked by
Mayor Harry Lane as unsanitary
aud too small WanponHtcin looked
the building over carefully.
Wei" he concluded after hia
Investigation. "Portland's Jail ~ uo
worse than Seattlc'H."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
WILLIAMS SELECTED.

WASHINGTON. Nov. TO- 4
, Congressman Williams q I
Mississippi was selected IL the 4
democratic caucus this after 4
noon a. the candidate for the 4
spcakershlp % the house. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

Ruby White. daughter OF J. n.
White, Of me n soventy.second 81
died az 10 o'clock last night az tho
family home Funeral services viii
be held tomorrow az 10 o'clock az
the West Woodland Park baptist
church lntormont will be- at Mount
Pleasant cemetery.
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between now and The first Of
March e. $4,000.
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BETWEEN sEATFE.r And TACOMA
Sir anf 1nr-h kf arfes fee msnnIes'
walk from = haFf at MsaanAa teach
81 zee Afsn no arrea firh bottom land
All level facing good county read More
than half cleared Gee rrfma Also
acres 3 ufffr further farA. eaffa good
soil meat cmttnks large Fpums small
harm and chicken house. $3.50 Easy
terms
ROBERT MALrHE
6ia-a1es8si klaaak fialdinE
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FREMoNT I'D aALLARp.

Two new four room cottages on isth
avenue N W. ballard. northeast 81
salmon HaY Park hard pianfnffur
nicely finished ritF aHter Food Wow
monthly payments Come and lo0h 81
them.
Vacant lots Tor sale cheap
@. a. Wood. seas 43d ai y "
-.
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just Hhe finding. mhnn $50 cash a~a
O. per month afN tuF a iaf t4fa1a feet
near taf Hoe faFrhaHf urlte gfsu
HfNHufF BROS
300 toiwan MIdr
BOSTON uAHuun r. becoming foot
cement HilmWHIhH Hnd cts aafnf Men
n aii kinds wanted o. Hara See ffli
mans cashier today in Times Block atf
cHofCK HuMn aITka
tlne quarter sore tracts from t1fs 70
the ffeQ auFH ere an cleared aaf
tn fruit. close 20 gfHtnd o. hanl side
eaizs On ana water pipsd 90 esrh Tract
80 per month
- " NICHOLS. 90 uniou nih 1t
Lots ln Allrutpan. t1ta-fio doun
and $40 per month Alao Coz one block
from Madison e.. ff00afaf down arH
$50 por month LG8eg $3.50
SEE THIS fine lltiis store and hual
ness corner int oali SSH and phlnnhy
aF Phone White 3fa ~ ta 80
FREMONT Ann nAttApn
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MONEY 10 LOAN.


rnn srAu LOAN 60, ueAii cenlaa
Second ana iames The fecpHnised hank
n the wage aaanef clerk. heokkerr-
~ maehiulHt enFinesf ~ emriefs cav .s
obtain moneY u Ne On he note wNh""s
setNlNf.
vRruE vruKn8 co.., !.
Leans moneY ia amounts - ttee ~ on
Improved er improving real eaie,.
STRAIGHT Or fiat loans ant install f"sns
soahs ~ reasonable tste, e tn'e's"
Boston uioet roth fhones
Money advanced salaried people. reisN
merchants. tesmstefa heafainE neesSts,
without security. iarNnat business ~ ~
principal cities roimsA aia Waih =,
huNdina
SALARY LOANS
Titn CNENcnNE. LOAN CpMfANN,
sen MAR.SN RihpiNo. =.
Menes loaned ssiarisd eeopls or *.
mant for cheap rates ste w. AsetAls
gtsaN Co, tae Peoples savings hanh
no loan Private mooney ~ low rate q
interest osnef a Methufn tet'aep A"'
hota hlat
SALARY isans loses. sa,ss sssssy
ternik Confidential A newton, ~
esosaes hans bldg
hesup ~ elsn,safs sosses gS WIN,
BANKS.
ram CANADIAN HANN'OF
COMMERCE.
EntAhushad tsef
Head office fafente CfhAsA
.9s% ~ sfsnse e'',se s,.s = s. Ss1ss
business trAnsaVted Interest AileN cd %
aAytNGs PREPAYMENT =.
d.
FU0Ef sVUNu NArioEAL nANS o.
Capital aaos psla ta' ,sss oos, ser
els, ,ss sss ! Fai,s. ~, 5,,,s ! o c..s
ief, eorfss teaaents ta prinripsi sitiss u
TIE unitea steIgs snd Eafeee
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
g y HuLMAN. i, ea rimss nias
AuoLfit nEiinRNs. sis NsN forA
nlocs
MUSICAL.
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AUCTIONS.
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MaIn ices Jat 1917