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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-23
Santa Claus
y

Says:
Ribbon Trimmed Novelties
-Whisk Broom Holders, Glove and
Handkerchief Boxes and Scrap Baskets
are here aplenty.
-
Pin Cushions-Hand painted and
ribbon trimmed, with chiffon %ruffles, in
a wonderful variety, may be had here
from 1Octo $14.
If you would like to Just send a greet
ing to your very dear friends who do
not care for gifts particularly. we have
them put up, six in a box, with envel-
opes, tasteful, dignified designs, Csc a
box.
u - -
Hand Painted Pin Cushions
Floral designs with ribbon bows, may
be had for only 15c.
- ~ -
Brass Ash Trays with card
trump indicator in bottom, may be had
for only 25c.
y -
Hand embroidered Import
ed Picture Frames, Glove
and Handkerchief B X .,
Work Baskets, Sofa Pillows,
and Centre Pieces-ever SO many
kinds-in the Art Section.
- - II
Round Glass Paper Weights
with picture of lady'S head; new; nice
for gifts; 10c.
- - ~
Hatpin Holders covered with
ribbon with ribbon rose decoration
on side--beautifll; SEC.
y y
Scrim Pin Cushions, EN-
broidered with ribbon; all colors; Soc.
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Turkey Dinner in our Restau-
rant every evening this week, Soc.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-23
CAN SELL -FRIAR LANDS

ss.-Attorney-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-23
CeIluloid Goods

A large variety of CeIluloid Brushes,
COMBS, Mirrors, in numerous designs
to select from. all useful Xmas gifts.
Hair Brushes, various styles,
best quality briStleS, prices from CSC
to $5.9S.
Hand Mirrors, bevel plate, round,
oval and square, prices from $1.2S
to $3.50.
Combs, a large variety, from 25c
to S9c.
Trays, assorted styles and colorS
10 choose from, prices from 69c to
$1.69.
Soap Cases from Csc to sec.
Puff Boxes from 25c to
$2.9S.
Cloth Brushes, $3.50 to
$3.50.
Shaving Brush Case, white
and ebony, SOC each.
Also a full line of Infants Combs,
Brushes, Mirrors, in various styles and
prices.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-23

Cameras
Perhaps the camera will fill your
gift need better than anything else you
had thought of.
All sorts of cameras here-from the
smallest Brownie at 81 to the fine
big ones at $35.
Brownie Folding Kodaks at
$5.
ga Brownie Folding Ko-
daks, taking pictures 3Ax5H, $40.
With double lens, $12.
All sorts of Photo Albums at
little prices.
Second Floor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-23

Photos, taken on the Nutting farm and coored by the best ex-
perts in handoolorng, are growing in popular favor every day.
These pictures show colonial cottage SceneS-intenorS and extenorS' with
men and women in the oh-ume costumes, and the old rag carpet rugs on the
floor, ancient frepaceS, delightful od-tme doorwayS, and the most charming
woodland and water scenes-some particularly fine sheep pictures being in
cuded.
All these colored photographs are signed by Wallace Nutng.
from Sc To 81
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-23
Plants
for Christmas

kentla PAINS AAN5xlA
29c TO SIS. NW
Table Ferns Tor D
fern diSheS-49c and VI
S9c. VI
Pandanas and DracAnas
Palms. 9c to $3.50.
Schoeleye Ferns, very pretty:
sec to $3.50.
AzaIeas-full of blossom; csc
up TO $500.
Primroses, large full buds; 49c.
Table Ferns; very pretty; special
priced, &c.
Poinsettias.
Jerusalem Cherry Trees.
Acubas and German Holly
Trees.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-23
Tailored Suits

Smartly Tailored Suits for Women and Misses, made
of nice Broadcloth, Serge and Mixtures braid trimmed or strictly
tailored as you wish; participated Skirts a good1y variety of shades to
choose t rom suits suits that . should be sold at s27' special $ E.75
Fine Dresses for Women and Massachusetts, Satin
Cloth, Cashmere, Seges, Novelty Materials and Messalne, tucked or
embroidered bodies; long or short sleeves; high or low neckS; some
with heavily lace trimmed yokes, others severely tailored; full panel
plated skirts; shades suitable for street or evening s 4 n so
Second Floor. front.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-23
Moving Picture Machines

The monograph is a moving picture machine intended for
the home for the entertainment of the family and friends. 1t is very
simple-o much so that the children can operate it, and throws pictures
Clearly on a screen from films made especially for it.
The Monograph all ready for operation with long films
an outfit manufactured to sell at SIC, is now being offered S.
Sporting Goods DEPARTMENT. Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-09
MEETS DEATH
I'M EXPLOSION

INDEX. Wash, Feb . lily 4, z.
The body 81 James Pccola. who
met death AZ the Edison mine Sat.
urday night. has arrived here,
The unfortunate man had return.
ed to the tunnel after supper 10 In.
Sestigate a couple Of mis-fire holes.
lie was overcome BY gas and not
missed until Sunday moraing By
the crew An explosion had result.
ed and he was killed. his body be.
ing manEied
The "trip 90 Index WAS made under
considerable difficulties, a. there Is
Is feet OF snow at the mine
Mr. Pecnla WAS a we'll known
mining man IN this district. having
been superintendent Of the Edison
and Washington Iowa mines for sew
erAi years. and was heavily inter.
ested IN other properties here. HE
II survived by his widow. Who re-
sides IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-09
MERCY is ASKED FOR
HOME DEFENDER.

WALLACE. Ida. Feb. s--By L
PA lengthy petition. pleading that
mercy BE- shown John n Cradle.
baazh. wha rcceutly shot and killed
Fred Waiton on the street In Den.
yer because he claimed Walton had
ruined his home. has been signed
By city and county officials and the
le4dlng business men Of Wallace
and will be forwarded 10 the prose.
cutting attorney at Denver The
petition gives the life history 81
Cradlebaugh. pointing him out as a
sober. Industrious man with steady
habits and devotion 10 his family
The circumstances leading up 40 the
shooting are discussed and the
prayer for mercy concludes b. say.
Ing that CFadlehangh did only whai
any other man would have done
under the circumstances In trying
20 right the wrongs done him IN the
breaking w Of his home and
family
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an effort to find the woman,
II IS said that nrecAc was In
fatuatcd with her and Il Is fur
Their stated that the woman had
another sutton who waa Jealous OF
Breeze At the inquest two yonna
men testified to having seen n man
OF nrccacs description sitting IN
about the same place aa nreeee'a
body WAS found later They did
not notice him particularly The
spot ~ In the suburha south OF the
city.
Robert nrecxc. father Of the de.
ceased. stated that he came 20
North Yakima soon after hts son .
disappearance VAS reported ia him
he learned 81 the woman supposed
to know OF HIS sons whereah bouts.
Tie made a special trii 10 Ellena.
hurR. aud there was told that his
son and the woman had gone to
Chieago together lie then gave up
the search. and heard nothing more
OF him until his body was found a
few days ago,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-09
PLENTY OF FRESH AIR
In THIS STREET CAR

THE Seattle Electric company IA
. firm believer IN fresh air a. a
ranaeea FOR all Ills. One 81 ts
Bellevue Summit cars. in which the
front door IL out Of commission.
has been operated for the past
month without any attempt being
made 20 shield the passengers from
the generous gusts on chilly ozone
which swept through the car This
morning both doors refused to
shut
The Fat man In the corner who
left bis oyercoat al home quietly
sNore 10 himself. the dainty ste.
nogfapher. who was always 10
minutes late. was vsaibly distress.
ed. and everyone wondered when
Mai. Ozone had struck town. Incl.
densaIiy. one and all passed their
Individual and unanimous opinion
81 Jacob FuYth's corporation. aud
OF doorless cars In particular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-09
MAN MURDERED AND
RIVAL SUSPECTED

NORTH YAKIMA. Feb. .. ny y.
PA coNnef's inquest was held
60 ascertain the cause of tho
death % William y nreeae. whose
NNdy WAS found here Thursday
night IN bad state % deccmpo
sltion The coroner's jury decided
that the Young man had been muir
dercd His skull was found to be
crushed
The father mother and brother
81 the dead man are here They
live ia Walla MallR. The last seen
~ hreesc alive was when he left
the office OF the Yakima Gas com.
pany. IA which he was employed as
an accountant. on neccmhcr 80.
He had then been dissipalinE sew
erai nights aud days IN company
with woman named Gladys Cor
man. Of Ellenshurg
ON the same DAY that hfeeAe
disappeared the German woman ia
alleged 10 have left the city and
Kone To Chicago. The police aud
the sheriffs office are nov making
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-09
SAILOR heir
TO $4,000

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb s-tiy
n. Prom third mate OF an Eng
ilsh ship. beating about the world
In search of cargo 10 q man ~
comparative wealth. Is long step.
but IL Is sometimes accomplished
In a single DAY. as in the case oi
Frank r Perry, ct che British ship
Marlborough kill. which arrived to-
DAY from Rotterdam. Perry receive
ed j letter from his English home
announcing the death ~ his father
ard the fact that he had Inherited
SIS 0o0 from the estate. The young
sailor. who has climbed 10 his pres
ent position from an apprentice
boys berth. will stick TO his ship
until his time expires In May. and
then return TO England TO wed a
girl who has been waiting for him
two years IA his home town. Acton.
neAr London
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-09
HEIN0US CRIME
OF MURDERER

ASTORIA. Ore. Feb. , lily u. Y.
THAT the murderer II Christ
konlas. the Greek cripple. stole $500
from him and then tried 10 cut Off
his legs after death. with the owl.
deaf inteution uf cremaslug the
body. we're facts brought out AZ he
coronoTs inquest.
kouiaa vas murdered Friday
alght AZ Clifton. near Astoria. b. .
companion whose name Il known 10
the authorities. After killing konlas
IN room 81 a lodElng house. the
murderer burned the bed clothes
and his victims clothes. bat failed
10 hts attempt 20 completely sever
the lexs from the trunk No trace
81 che missing man has been found
konlas and his companion rccently
came here from Mafysvilie. Cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-09
DENIED PETITION
IN BANKRUPTCY

Denied ita petltiuu o. ahRulve n
from ali debts. the Excelsior candy
company must now pay all creditors
the fuii amount allowable Under the
law The Excelsior Candy conn
pany. n0w composed ~ the three
uodKHon brothers. has been more %
less before the iimeiight IN q legal
manner for the last tpo years. sew
ernl changes in the personnel Of the
firm has taken place. and a fire fla
ured In an Insurance suit not long
ago The firm recently filed q vol
unfary petition IN bankruptcy. asked
for absolutlon from all debts and
MAS refused ~ Fcdefal JudKe Han
f9rd. The creditors ~ the concern.
Frank Jobsts Imperial Candy COM
pany. Superior Candy A. Cracker
company. Crescent Manufacturing
company and tho Pacific Coast Bis
cult company. appeared IN court and
contested the application.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-09
FORESTERS ARE STILL
UNDECIDED

At a conference between govern
ment forestry representatives and
Pacific coast lumbermen and
ehln9ie makers. IN the White
building yesterday afternoon. X. 3.
Kellogg. Of the forest service. said
that In spite ~ telegraphIc infor-
nation to the contrary, the for.
eaters Of the United States did not
advocate the removal Of tariff on
lumber. that they we're on the
fence. and that not until his re-
port Of the information gained at
yesterdays meeting was presented
10 hia department would action be
taken IN a definite manner. A
similar meeting was held yeater.
day In Washington, y. G.. and there
conferences. II ~ thought. will have
great weight In the final action Of
congress on the question.
MIR Kellogg made q special trip
out 10 be- present al this meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-09
BRIDGE COLLAPSES;
THIRTEEN KILLED

LIMA. Peru. Feb. a~By 4 p
A bridge over the central railway
near ramhefaque collapsed OWNS
to a collision between a locomotive
aud a construction car. Thirteen
men were Ailled. Of whom six we're
Americans. Including Second Engi.
ueef Nihlock. ~ the construction
department ~ tho American Bridge
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-09
lust HANG

- FRESNO. cal. Feb. s-ny a. P.--
Charles n Isoper must hang Tor the
murder ~ Joe Nernef In the noun
talns above Fresno July ~ last AZ
aer a trial lasting a week the Jury
hruught IN a verdict u guilty last
night
Lager lived in the hills with Yer
net. an old nsRn Nernet Was last
krnn alive July rs Loaer explained
that the old man had gone e. Ore
gon and had left him % ssil his
pruperty and send on The proeassis.
Neighbour doubted the story. and q
search was made for Nernsts body
II was found buried In an obscure
place. Nernes had been shot fu the
back ~ thr head. and the bod had
he@m etsmemberwd
Roper then made a fun confession.
tus later decided to stand trial
pleading insanity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-09

OLYMPIA. FEB. 9-The supreme
court has reversed judgment for the
plaintiff IA the King county mort
gage foreclosure case ~ A. Vein
berg against q. Nahef and others.
holding the mortgage could not be-
f0FecIOsod because defendant had
made tender u the interest due.
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THE SEATTLE STAR

one cent per aanf sta cents pes we4k.
- tweatfsfvs cents ger uenth psltt-
cred ~ mail % earstef, Ne tree eepiss
10 Mail sunscRanKhs The OATS
taHfe@e tAhef ~ sAsh paper Nhen thAt
date a4fiksA ~ year eahaeFiption has
act asain been psid ia advance yeaf
81 date ga the sadresa lahsl IL . rsealpt
NOTICES TO sunstntnnns --aheula
Foat eopf 81 The atsr fail g reach fee
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tie fatof 20 esli 40 esr main offies.
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every time you fntss Il
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-09

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-scnafor
FULTON has presented 70 the senate
fhe resolutions passed w the Ore
g0n state legislature urging upon
congress that 100000 be apprO-
prlafed this year for Alaska wagon
roads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-09
BiRrti NOTICES.

fsftf 10 he wife ~ y fsrfY. tttf
Areiietue FsbraAff :. a aaarhtsf
NatNln 10 the wtfa ~ W Nuthga
attf February 4 = daughter
smith To the utfs ~ n smith, city
February T. dauEhtef
FuFuos To the stfs % e d fQfmus,
ttt tVhn tanuafv 30 snn
Henderson To the Nife ef " iiandefs
seH riI4. 1anuaFs 81 sea
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eco rlff. FsbruafF q sen
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fskims. Fshfuafs . aaA
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ftntseh. Minor Hospital tstFuarY e a
daughter
wiinalas 70 The plfs II wnusms
fits. FshFasrf q daughtsf
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An passenger steamers leave Col
man docks for Puget Sound Navy
Yards. 80
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nuss ea chsrry str.ss asssrdaY nisht.
Mink matt Reward Phans. -1sse
Nnne -
f.ass- Tlanfh q keys Tuesday svesias
dcrn.ia~a District Reward o. Fhens
etrA
asAv far. ~ wee, ssh - Reward
n reformed 20 40 ttsi - isaiiaTd $50
HELP wANTEo-mALE.
.--.--a-s--.--s-s.-s-aa.-
Solicitors @anfsa 20 work % c-aunts-
sinn coed work ard good tsFsiteTy Aps
~ lasl hsfenih ~
wautsa -rIrsi eisss barher "a man
pr~fsrts.i' asnnsA q eisssstte hsn,is
sisrtan wash I.hans ~ IL -k.s
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
----~--a-..----=s-s-,
want bfisht intsilgssnl yeans
lady 20 caii aa buAinsss ard profsssisaai
n gsu can ssnsis q straight business
proposition ! rant 90 tails % you. Pay
even Saturday righf
gWAnt.Ea PATTON.
1881 Empire hiaa
Second ~ snd Madisep % --a.ta.s
Holland German ar Rsasdlnaviaa siri
wood ~ Phone North aIss bsfors
a m = ~ a.il
wantsd-A seheai Flri 60 assist IN
iisht houss~orh for room and bosrd
1871 4sfh lie
FOR RENT--fiousEs
--.--s------------. -.---------.------..-----
good lafa. siew. ~ biechs from ear
North broadway District fhuns. EsHf
1855 --sf
Seven room PES modern house. baas-
menf laundry fHrnace. paved street
1919 1fst av. near 10 Madison. Phone
a 1911 -lf..-af
For nsnt- New 7.Foam house. SO
1tfs Eime God place. 2 bi1f 10 south from
lfih snd Dearborn Key iiii Elm.
YOU
New house. completely furnished. piano.
Eaa. sierffir NEhtH phone vacant ~ let
rent ta1 Meridian ear North 2ffs
For Heni--Twe acres ana small house.
chicken house aud yard. : miIr north
from Green Lake Station on Fiuh az
Jas u EYana Sill
N raar room cottage tinted wallis.
eieoIrc light hath. pantry. basement
yard aqnd av and Fast Jefferson Eet
keys from owner. ihs aiih az t'it
Fouf-room cottage At West Green
Lake. $40 q month near car line Phone
North ai3f =ss-it
-Four f-room houses corner t7th and
Main modern, so ana tft. Open days
IT
five rooms. first floor, new house.
modern sixth room available. SIC
1873 @H.tO
New t-room mnderu cottage. go per
month Apply SEQ a3nd ~. o+ie
To LstI-room modern house Phone
u 90s4 -=g-te
FOR sALE--FURkiTURE.
---as=a-s==sssa-----sas
THIRD AVE FuRNfTUnB co.
T11 THIRD AVE
Bella new, buys old furniture
$50 buys furniture for three rooms for
housekeeping 2ef hrandsn g.. George
town
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READ THIS. LIFT on HfoH GRADE
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
Ali FInsT CLASS BUYS
g. e08.-Wu faks . modem residences.
large rooms Z hesiFuuuis fie4st
III sarh room linen riosst
and bath foil cement taHffnsuts
Laundry furnace. servants guhr-
tiers. complete in ever detail
a SPLENDID VIEW,
-. zoo Buys q modern Bp-te- date resi-
dfHke ~ flE rooms reception
hall aic0ve. etc mission finish
fireplace closets fali eefaent
basement All eonnptete| i.ocAted
ia one u The beat parts ~
Seattle
"a epb---BetA one ~ tHe best residences
~ seattle II rooms. baths. All
rauFenisnres A fine ierattcr n
ths Queen Anne district Ne liner
View ln Seattle
All ~ TIA above are u the best none
THE LAWRENCE. FfsH INVEST. CO.
al Marion Hoiicing
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Palace Market


Veal. Pork. Beef. Iamb. Capons.
Spring Chictn, Dry.Picked Fowls.
No cold storage goods here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-09
cANARIEs.

Imported German Males and
Females f0r Breeding, Breeding
Cages Seeds. Remedies. Gold
fiHh Aquarium
GUARANTEE BIRD STORE,
100 Spring ST.. between iss & 2nd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-09
CM0kED TO DEATH
ON BEEFSTEAK

SHERIDAN. Wyo, Feb. BY 4.
P.-fienry r. Hilton. the Deadwood
poet. was choked 20 death here last
night while eating beefnteak HI
ton gained some fame several years
ago b. writing a poem on the ~
fated Maine for which he received
a cash prize from the government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-09
RENTED HER HOUSE In A
JIFFY
For Rent-.i .room house. new.
hlUckH from ear. 50 PET month
lhnMa Inhl M IL

Mrs. ID. II. Westhalen Of 1868 East Howe st.
has done considerable classified advertising in a
couple OF Seattle daily papers. The returns did
not her much trouble II was up to The Star
to do something, and that something done.
Here is what Mrs. Westhalen Gays;
MY advertising in the other Seattle papers
did not bring very good results. The ad. announc-
ing my 4-room house for rent appeared in The
Star but twice. THE HOUSE WAS RENTED
THE SECOND DAY | was surprised with the
large number Of callers. After the tenth caller got
tired keeping track of them. want you to
other classified sd. for my other house"
It's the old story-easy enough to do
anything after you know how.
Catch the hint?
Call Main 1O50-Ind. AL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-09
HELP WANTED"
AND AL CIAaaIEIED ADS.

One cent O word Minimum
charge zoe. When charged 10
account actual number Of lines
a. set will be counted. Seven
inaertions made for the price
OF ak when cash In paid. All
cap. lines. or fraction thereof.
will DO counted as two lines.
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10 ApvERTIsERa.

Classification cannot DO given
after ~ o'clock daily.
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantees
accuracy or assume RESPONSE
bllity for errors Of any Lind
occurring I'm telephonsd adver-
sisemerta.
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EAnN ron SALE
tAHH ron SALE
nee p9M!.,E!

ace DOWN
etAH BOWS
tTee buys your rhofqa ~ 10 acres level
ioEAsd off land. 80 miles from Blsco.
nnah8mlsh county -four miles from A.
iinGfeH. "a a. Everett 1000 acres 10
select from upod soll isesl splendid
water haN settlers ananfnE up homes
plenty % work ~ woods and uHarby
mills splendid ffuli berry and dairy
land Payments only tse per msnth.
- uiontNe extension 81 faas u aifhs
Hess. knd decided W heirs In case u
death n f9e wanl ~ learn mere about
western Washington. esii o. write FOR
Illustrated booklet
ELWooD LUMBER a TIMBER 90.
Izff American Bank. Seattle. Wash.