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Evening star., 1909-04-15

To close out a small lot of 35
Bamboo Tabourettes, with 1O-in.
top. covered with fine white Jap.
mating. we've reduced the price
to 2ac each.-Third Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06
SHERIFF F0ILS
LYNCHlNG MOE

OGAllsAt4A. Neh. Jan @ Nv U.
= Under heavy guard. lafayette
Dale. also known az john Harry
Dale smith. charged with bruiaily
numbering Nolioy Mann on The
prairie east 81 here Ia October last
reached here from Denver last
night and vas safely lodged IN lall
Learning that a mob had formed
here 20 lynch Dale. sheriff hcal
with his prisoner detrnincd AZ
hrulc. ten miles west. and started
for THE place In a swift automobile
During the trip Dale lay IN the
bottom 81 the machine, while the
sheriff and several deputies sat in
seats With hands on their weaponu
AZ the outskirts OF the CITY a
messenger met the sheriff and IN
formed him that 1000 people we're
waiting at the Jail. and that the
hot heads were urnlng summary
punishment for his prisoner.
A the sher9fa party approached
the mob. sheriff Deal ordered the
chauffeur e. 20 through Che mob.
and. With horn footing. the automo.
bile proceeded. sheriff Real stand
Ing up in frnnt wlth drawn reyulN
or The Jail was eventually reach
ed and Dale securely locked up
The mob finally dlspefscd naring
the Journey Dale was very nervous
aud constantly tromhied With fear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06
NAILED WOMAN TO
FLOOR AND THEN
SET FIRE To HOUSE

PORT TOWNSEND. Jan t-by
q. P4-Thc county commissioners
have authorized the posting ~ a
reward os $500 for che apprehen
sion of unhnawn cuiprita who re-
Gently Killed Mrs. Edward Tumner.
widew Of a ploneer farmer. a. Port
Discovery. and afterwards applied
torch 10 The farm house % hide
trace uf the deed The condition
of the charrcd remains show that
the victims skull was crushed. and
developed the fact that the mnr.
aefsra had nailed the unfortunate
Old woman 90 the floor b. both
wrists 90 eliminate al possibility
81 her escaping death Ia the fiery
furnace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06
FOOT HOLDS WOMAN
WHILE TRAIN KILLS

AUBURN, Ind Jan hy II p
Mrs. Mary Topper. ~ natler. was
run over and killed at ~ Joe. eight
miles east OF here
While crossing the baltimore 4
Ohio railroad tracks her foot caught
between two pianks Fast train
No ! was appruaehing. and Mrs
Topper waved her arms franticAlly
tn the hops that & would stop The
engineer saw her signal % distress.
but could not stop Ia time. and the
woman was ground 10 pieces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06
POLICE PROBE WOMAN'S
MYSTERIOUS DEATH
HUSBAND rs PLACED UNDER
ARREST PENDING AN
INTERROGATION.

rn0er circumstances which msa.
tlf> both the pollcc aud Coroner r.
n Carroll Mrs Nouns wife Of
Jamsa Nouns. canaynakcr of l0gg
Pike 49, died las, night In her apart-
ments follow lng "a quarrel with her
husband Whether the woman WAS
Killed ty "a fali or took poison, Viii
~ Determined today by CORONER
carroll who viii make post mor
teen examination 81 the body.
II has been lrarnvd that during
she quarrel revolver was dis
eharNcd, although ma bullet wound
appears on the Woman's body
Il " develops from a post mortem
examination that Mrs Noun9 did
mot die ~ poison. Coroner Garrett
viii probably cali an inquest.
1oseph Boha. rooaer az the
same house. says he heard the pistol
ehet and ran into the Young apart
mente In time 20 sce Nuung and his
wsfy syufflms RobR t0ok the RE-
vefver from Young ANA then called
tbs police.
At the city iaii today Young says
he u az a less 60 account Tor the
wonan's death he SAWS be- did not
strike ov shoot her. and that he did
not see her take poison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06
FEVER BREAKS OUT
AT MESSIHA

ROME. Jan. By 4. Ply
rhoid fever has broken out az Mes-
slna and extra precautions are be-
ing taken d ythe authorities 3D. Iu-
sure proper sanitation.
Thirteen thousand refugces have
arrived az Naples. eQoo q whom afc
injured
Admiral Srerry has wired that be
viii arrive AZ Naples on Jan. ? with
the battlcsbirs Connecticut YER
mont Minnesota aud Kansas
Reports fram Rc9Nin are that
shocks continue about syery 70 min-
utes
Tho United States ganboat Scors
pion has lcft Tor Mcs-ina with sup
piieA.
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HIS LAST DAYS WORK;
HIS LAST DAY ALIVE

NASHVILLE. Ind Jan ay u.
= Nicholas retro. agc Us years
who lived one mile south ~ this
place was blown 90 pieces b. tho
explosion ~ a boiler az hla mill al
Z o'clock this morning
This was "a have been the last
DAYS gFiudlnE 81 the season and
Mr. pctro started IN early. The et
pioaion cat his body 80 two, part 81
Il being blown "a hiliaidc nearby
where Il was found hanging to a
tree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06
THIEVES BREAK JAIL
IN ZERO WEATHER

WENATCHEE. Jan. Al = Sur
rrlL chargcd with grand larceny
and q tugh. charsed With forgery
Succeeded ln breaking iati at Water
Vile hy digRlng their way out
through the rock wall Of she build.
ms Tho break was not discovered
until about two hours later surren
Was arrested far breaking into a
boScag AZ Adrian u "a believed the
men VIII scck shelter, as sero wealth.
er prevails over the nls neud coun-
try.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06
AGED MAN TWICE
VICTIM OF THUGS

Tom Csrruthers. an old man. was
assaulted twice b. hlEhWA men last
nIwht while on hts way hpmc t'nF
rughcra UaA struck u hard blnw nn
the head hy = thug az tifth as. and
Virginia st. The Old man fought
The thug. wha. with his companion.
tflei % bsat him 9own The sic.
TIM tore loose from the pair. how
sy~r and ran away.
lie was Just about % enter che
frunt yard Of his home when am
other thug ran Up carrutharH
raIled for help and has nun-ln lac
O. n Wells came a. the Feseue
The thug ran 70 Foufth AZ and
blanchard ~ before Wells overlook
nlfu The fleeing hirhN drew
revolver ard lnid Wells Ne aeeia
kir him II hs dld not - back hufue.
Wrlis went
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06
HOTEL MAN IS KILLED
BY DRUNKEN GUESTS

PORTLAND. ore, Jan. e, rhos
y Mc9alliard, proprietor 1T iodg
mg house Rt ASS Sixth et was
shot and kiilcd last night hN man
named pHh0fne Edwards. who, with
a man namrd caudilL entered the
hedging house and engaged In an
argument With Meualnafd The bat.
tcr attempted te eject them and VA
the scufflo q IS alleged Edwards
drew revolver and shot Mcdalliard
through she heart Edwards and
cRudui were arrested They had
boon drinking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06
SIX MILLION is
SUM WANTED

OLYMPIA. Jan. by G. -Ac-
cordins % estimates prepared by
state Auditor q W Ciausen. the ~.
tiuiatrd state revenues IN the gen
eral fsna for ths coming biennial
period arr s3siff98. while the
amounts the various state nrfie~a.
boards and Institutions will sak the
iogisissnrs 90 appropriate tatai ts 4.
e2iiss57. In other words. the c4sl-
mated revenues are about 81 pcr
cent u tire estimated Demands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06
EARTHQUAKE FELT
ON CANARY ISLANDS

TENERiFFE. Canary Islands
Jan e-An earthquake lasting u
seconds vas felt here today it
overturned furniture and set bells
to ringing Ia the houses The pco.
pie rushed into The streets IL state
" alarm. but no damage was done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06
A MISSOURI THEATRE
BURNS

SPRINGFIELD. Mo. Jan. 6 -ny
~ P-The baldwin theatre.
$4,000 structure. caught firo a.
1880 o'clock this morning and was
totally destroyed Tho new Colon.
lai hotel. adjoining. caught fire
The hotel n sixstory building.
and ID worth $4,000 Il started
from Eas explosion la the base.
ment az thr theatre,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06
OIL TANK EXPL0DES
WITH TERRIFIC FORCE

ST Louis. Jan g-AR expioalon
" which Shook houses and shattered
windows five mites distant occurred
az Weed River tli. when a tank If
pli ~ leo. 600 gallons capacity caught
fire Henry johnson, a Waterman.
was cauxh, by the flaming oll and
burned 10 death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06
LOGGING FOREMAN
MEETS DEATH

HNUHoMlSH Jan s Curtis
uiaessf vas Instantly killed iuss - Z
fara quitting tius last aiEht az r.
~ Williams 4 Gas loEKink ugHAs.
five RIFLES tf@m Snohumish ~ ttine
struck by q iaE iie was IN charge
of cruw ~ men s~ampiaE uut a
skid rad and EAee the signal Tor
the donkey snaiue % ataFE. 1ups as
he dla 40 fellow workman yelled
Lock oHtf~ lie replied ~Oh Im
All rtsht. 80 ahead TIE enslnr
started. th~ tas rolled over On
Biackes. crushing the hack q his
head tIha an esd she'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06
LOGGER GETS FATAL
BEATING BY THUGS

VANCOUVER n. c. Jan 6 Al
tackled hy two men while on his WAY
home from Whitlakcfa store nt
eochoit 30 miles up the coast WI.
liam Robbie. logger was ao badly
hoatcn that he died
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ttanFHn@ Aafiia iiaHsuu. a. JanuafY
2. l@HA atHt
tarsun ass X Larsen. a. tssaagy
q ffft Harvard ri
winters % winters. e.. Jsnaafr .
Bel fhir fitf
HreiHyl Nesiay. e. lanassY T.
Providence hrsNffat
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cftF
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06

SISTER TAKES BLAME
FOR MURDER

MEDIA. Pa. Jan s-By u. p
The EFb murder case is about end.
cd Mrs, X HeiHel sister OF Mrs
Capt. Erb. takes al the blame for
Ghe murder % the latters husband.
saying cruelty prompted the tragedy
{ fn self defense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06
Draperies, Screens, Window Shades, Table
Covers Reduced for Clearance

The following special values offered ON a
Of the January Clearance Sale now going on.
100 Door Panels Irish Point or Battenberg
mounted on good net regular prices range to $50;
choose any design at 25c.
ga Heavy Tapestry Table Covers. regular price
s. 90; special for Wednesday s5c.
window Shades. mounted on good spring rollers,
size 3xg feet regular value SOC for ere.
on Opaque Window Shades. size 3x7 feet mount
ed Oh beat quality spring rollers. regular price
7sc. special for Wednesday. use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06
HOTEL INMATES
ARE vACcIhATED

A. ths feauit ~ thr discovery &c
a case ~ smaiipux in the Hotel De
Francs. ksl Main ct. so Eueats in
The hotel wsrr taerinafed ~ cts
health Department aueturn Yesfrr.
DAY The man suffering vith
sinalipux eaa taken 90 the pest
hause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06

~ soc Corset Covers. Draw
err. Chemises. Gowns. Short and
Long Skirts. made 81 fine cam.
brio or nalusook Corset covers
are loose or tight fitting The
loose covers have lace or en-.
hroidcrcd yokes Drawers are
cut ful. open and closed. trimmed
Vith lace. embroidered. hem.
stitched tucks and Hcalloped
edges. Chemlaoa have plain bot.
toms trimmed with embroidery
OF lace Gowns are high neck
or alipoveF styles. trimmed with
embroidery or lace. Short and
long skirts have tucked nounee.
A. Zoe Corset Covers and
Drawers. Of good muslin. Corset
Covers are loose or tightftting
Covers have lace Jokes and draw
ers have the tucks.
A. zoe Corset Covers. Draw
ers. Gowns and Long Skirts. Of
good muslin, Corset Covers trim.
med with lace and embroidery
Drawers open aud closed. trim.
med with embroidery. tncks and
lace Gowns high OF V neck. fin.
ishod with lace. and the skirts
have the tucked fiouncea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06
SPECIAL MESSAGE
SEMITIC CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. Jan. b.--bf
u. ps---Preaidene Roosevelt 20.
day sent 20 congress = special
message Recommending isalsia
ton that would give the lntsr-
state conrtercs eomrniaesoa
power 10 compel witnesses 20
answer questions. This setion
By the president recalls tire
case IN which q. a. Hartman
refused 20 answer questions at
the hearing IN he~ York, ard
the recent decision Of the az.
preme court holding that the
commission mad no power 10
force hirn 10 answer.
AnTlFG tfaofa a m ksEs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06
LONG WHITE SKIRTS or
AIoA DECREE.


Made according 10 our own
specifications Of extraordinary
width and fuilness. Drop rlounce
~ fine sWisa with opcnwork EN-.
broidcFy Dainty patterns and
blind extra dust rufflc Special
az $3.50.
Skirts 81 fine cambria with
deep finuuce Of cambria. row OF
real Torch0n inserting and fine
embroidery. deep edElnE 81 Tor
chun az the foot Dainty designs.
$500.
Skirts Of fine cambria with
deep fiuunce composed Of four
rows 81 Val lace insertion with
cluster Of three tucks IN between.
Priced at S3.Dsy.
Skirts ~ fine white dress linen
with flounce from the knees
down. the upper half ~ dotted
Swiss, the lower composed Of six
lows Of double thread lace. A
poem in lingerie. $3.50.
DRAWERS
HAND EMBROIDERED.
Drawers Of fine nalnso0k with
ruffie northumberland in leaf
design above a scallOped edge
Specially priced at Sf.25. 9th.
ers At Soc lplainl. si7b. $3.50
and $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06

Third Floor tomorrow part. very small part
SCREENS AT SPECIAL PRICES WEDNESDAY.
8-Danel Screens. covered with best quality fix.
ured ailkoline regular price $3.50, for O5e.
lpanel same quality; regular price $3.50. for
Sf.0D.
Spaniel. solid oak frames, antique finish Panels
covered with best quality art burap. regular price
$3.50; special s2.fS.
4-panel. same quality: regular price $3.50 spe
cial Sa.fS.
Big reductions on Shirt Waist and SKIRT Boxes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06

Al 81. 0O-COrset Covers.
Drawers. Combination Suits.
Gowns and Skirts fashioned Of
fine muslin. nalnsook or cam.
brics about a dozen styles Of
each garment 20 choose from.
Corset covers are cut fun with
lace or embroidered Jokes.
also several pretty styles with
lace insertion running length.
wise The drawers are cut
full with French tops. open
and closed, trimmed with lace
Or embroidery or both. Com
binaiion suits aud skirts are
trimmed with embroidery and
lace. Gowns are high neck
and slipovef style. good length
and width. trimmed with lace
and embroidery.
A. sf.5O Corset Covers.
Gowns. Combination Suits.
Drawers and Long and Short
Skirts. made Of fine muslin.
cambria and nainsouk Trim
med With lace and embroidery.
hemstiiched tucks and fine
silk ribbon All sizes Very
many styles 10 choose among.
Specially priced for the Janu-
airy Sale al S1.5O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06

Dr T. Jones saFs on ehiFspqdisi
Tfta'maHis painless ifit sseppd ~
Ia 1872
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-06

GIf1fis Weais aad 6afhs lfme
Euiott suite ta Gunner titst ara llf'
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NofIcE u coNrnAcrona

NOTICE 10 CONTAGIOUS
Hids VIII BE- received up 20 noon. jan
uary 4. 1903 a. the office nf the AlafAa.
Yukon Pacific Exposition Commission ~
the state ~ Washington. tNR Burke
building. HeAffie wash for Tire con.
strucilan af the Wumen's building and
the Dairy building The contract price
Or said hplidfuFs D. e. pe paid ~ var
fanta. such AZ the Commission IL autnof-
igad % law 90 issue Niah shall BE made
cut on forms prepared BY the Commits
sion. and shall be- accompanied " cor
lifind check ~ 40 per cent ~ SUCH bios
Plans and specifications and fofma %
bids may be had AZ the office of aaun.
derH a f.aNfun. architects. 1919 Alaska
building Commission reserves the Hght
n. w CONDOS.
President Washington state Commits
sion Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition.
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Woodland Park
Property

Thr~e new a-rnum mnanrn cottages.
Eooa basement. plafierc6 Nrht Oxtures.
eeea view ~ lake and unuufnIaa
ENETf a nRAkE.
ssth and rhinn4g
Phone =. lt White 4ts
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AucTion tALgs

Dia tsfFaina 10 unfsdsamed Watfhss
aHd diamonds % the London 4eWsiff
Co, ttk Shd aV neat Nuys brHe Hiefs
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WANTED 10 uuY-FUHnirURe

10 dispose n fauf used furniture o.
90 advantage rali up eur sffhaHae ~
DaffmsHf We tHf f0f cash cf trade
nHfnF literally fHy your fafutHre a.
his department F0M save a dahi Nhf
Ifsts HHHtiH GO NJ Department
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Do It Now

Dirt is fiytng m the new drydocks a
lifemertQn. All ihe wiss Investors ara
lntwstinE their spare caHh around the
rluHe-tn property and Hiaei set ths
greater benefit % Uncle sans Taaf
Expenditures Nary Yard Cts iu alonR-
~ heaufiful water lots SEE thif fast
EfeMlug young eitY where Wnw husues
apftns up every Gas Bfemeflnn efty
lnrtattoh az onF office ttfrnrffnn na-
hank nidg
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Eff ~" WINS
T~a niesiF fasnishsa feons pisna.
Gloss iA tlA Two guNnN iadles IRE
49, l-lt 1919 80. -etl
Hessi EraHs~ieaa FYnh secs fosma
ass u %. -. 81. sis see sirht
FoR RENT HOUSES.
Fqf Hrhf Year fuea madsra outage
Ff Aeffrfean sfs PSF ulHnfh Got AeYs
ffen quntt ttf 500 ~ --ti
80 feam nissisrn hoase near Kinassf
fsfs. Zee tlaa iea ffaf. sdalts Naans
49,. s-'
sfnng wu6egm house furnace iaun.
drY tfafs fsf stth aeufh a ffaa
iis ~ Fosf 'san so''sss raeas
BOARD AND ROOM.
----=--.---s--.-~s--ss=--
Beers Ard beard co. Yeunr men. hafas
enasfns and Ffitiierrr sslsiuF distance
y fheaas, q I-hans 4 ~.
Haafn avs hasrd ~ me - swe Fsatls.
uieH. - PEI mesh 1874 EmHf Jeffers1n
naam $40 taafa Tor soaast NEE home
rtakias and privileges aafkfrg distance
y rhamsa y Phone ftst -sf
FoR RENT - HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS,
iIeisl Hoinsa. ~ ws-slsfs r111a.
sAfe Aedsfn reauis. q per ~esA va
"
one nrrs faraishsa hausskesniar
room, fie ita tsth Az i'tane 1858
-
fraat rooIn faF uEhf haasrhrsrins
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
-------s-ss--.s--
wantea Cheap herss a. taEs 81 ransh.
s.sa kiichsn raasc . ~ Bern. a.
BUSINESS CHANCES
----~-~s--.----------- --.-----------~-----------
CAPITAL FrHNieHrn
faHHaffiat WaHufatfuTiHH riuinF 90
90 asg fa"Hs9 s'eea esa eena lsssss
tasie samuel Graham q go Settles
iifnkefw "a #arfnnrnf St. Muntreal
Canada.
paginH picsaFs russus.s SAD lease fsr
ffte 60 Coed opportunity store OF 1913
ihid IT
Psflhr pittnre haalness and lease for
f9t Del Good sHNurtmnify. Store ct tnet
rbifa 20
flns Second A. inratlon faf machine
aher repairing aua nhlnlnE rarfnra
WANTEp-To BORROW.
.---s-s=---.--a-------.-- e-aa--s-----..-----.s--
rarty having ftoe 20 e. eco 90 loan
ior ffam iH pears. on persenal rafs.
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THE STONE. FISHER co.
1 Tot -sl~ CO slso10 O s-I1. IE1 sIo.1 ss1H CO
The White Sale Receives a Baptism of Snow

ah 10 he sal s aprov whlc Sale Of
Ba ian dcomhne
o The records IA vi sdn umea a uch
d a yara
values
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NOTicg-Mcn'a 800 shoes
sass 102 Pacific Blk. 80.
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--~-a-e-----a-a----=-s#sa- e-a.--s-----.---~--.a-
Parts having ftfe 20 tf eco Co loan
For fFHu tI pears un personal nnfH.
with SQUAD endorsements address 4
Bishop. North Bend Maah ..H-f-n
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ACRE THACTF
Hf haFf trHrt ~ lfHd NnffH ~ ss-
attic thai Ws have a4hdifldsd 1910
fnsh tracts TIE seii a sy sea
Ter Tor vegetables faIHgf berries
Fruits etc You rsH Rsf from Z 10
u acres eco ana W. per aefr ohiy
~ per cent cash
wE8T WHEELER.
sos coiuan Hieth
nEFwEEH REATTLE ASH TAc0nS--
Seat sYfeeF ~ nNw ehuri iius IT,.
frrurhau Faftf sores faeng bsnafifyi
iaAs land T. neafiy al ietsl part fsch
!and. t.fgnm plaf'srsa mouse rev
frame bare several oufbuiiSinss.
abundance n vatsr isfss 9fehafd ls
bearing. 81 soc easy terms
ROBERT MANTHN
pip e-s5i Aiasha faiidlng ~
F0HTY AcRE FAnn -Esss sngiar d.
K'aF county fern a0a Kifkisad 81
level deep rich. clay InHm snil 10
aeres 70 cultivation. balance paatafsg
house % seven large reefas and esfh.
furHare. bot and cold water % lesass
barn feseQ team. uaFpn feq seafsd
tuErl. cpNe. cream separator glieh-
casne 90 ere gfncs and 80 rhetss
huHEftT Mh1THI
iatsp-ssi ALASKA hatainF 81
HEhH EVERETT IsTEHf nuAk-rsa
acres hiEhig impruFed Foad 9-reea
Rouse iafas barn. 81 erai rouitry
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flee uHfH proved fH acres o. 600 Aise
f4sH arfea close 10 ffefInn 81 tHaf
esar terms Alec three sores vsil
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any Table. ana music cabinet Hetisa Hnd
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FoR sALa-MIscELLANuous

SASH AND DOOR BARoA INA
We have daf eAn deer miN bay
doors from ua
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n0ora Tor FtafufnE nr Nafntshinm 81 ~
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enc price, the lowest on wiudows Large
cottage front windows with fancy TOPS
and bottom FisHa tontf price a1of
Our uindos frame department We
have ths largest product and make eY.
err frams Ne eel Piain frames 81 %
per frame
cottage treat doors with Riass q o.
Our Craftsman 90 FunEnloN front
door ~ pane Htdalgn. price - % This
duqF = y iHghss thick and ts great
value
Picture NEEDING cent per foot
bargains "a odds ana ends "a sash
that have heen LETT ever % ordered
WfrnE Gull f1nra $50 These doors
might have v spilt panel ~ some other
defect that nuulA bar them from
regular grade Closing them cut
BEND Tor price lists Write your name
sud address uiainiy nnd We VIII for.
Ahfd fpu copies u our liria ~ return
UeN Tree. puai aid. without charge
q N WILLIAMS CO.
leie Western Ave. seattle. Wash.
Tbs iArFsst and most fakatatly hnowu
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20 Acres Fine Land

Overlooking Hfsnefian 10 arfss lear
80 fenced ana 49, olt ia 8NsnE apBis
trees For few days at fl1t per AGRA
cauaH quick
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