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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-05

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~tthout sapsftsnrs - telspAsns epsts
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Thifd az rae faesus Tslsphsas Q
TelagrAph catapaay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-05
llJUvAILIL
1rHE ME| f0ITA
WI1rIH A
BlG FUTURE
l01fS
A RAILROAD TOWN.
AAEFtftsk fsftsfFnfAFss saasssNr
n ItAIIlItUAU TUWN.
A MANUFACTURING TOWN.
A COMMERCIAL CENTER.


nuve lots can bo bought there for less than
hhf what they worth
' sns Invested in Duva today viii amount to $1,000 in short
This not idle promise supported by
Everybody that property viii increase value faster ia
van than In other the
h@yai railroad town OF unusual promise Is located on the
river The river navgahe 10 point several miles above Du
puvan manufacturing that sure to grow 1t controls
T and Ss n9 S o. timber now standing S IN the state and
~ ms t LpoArr9N on TE RAILROADS AND TIE RIVER
ORALLY SITUATED
tories wood pipe factory and oer wood Working Industries arc
assured Construction work large and ahingc mill
Dayal commercial center Importance located
fay developed densey populated farming districts in tho
state puyai Is tho ONLY town in the valley and will control
m me trade Of the hundreds OF prosperous farmers now living
had no manufacturing industries nor the prospect Of any
would stn become the bualness educational
ter OF Cherry Valley and would therefore become large and
Tho residence portion Of Wow
srsss place to f yo ''''' OF 'D' ''' making most 10
We rushing the Improvement work and deal has al
ready been completed Main st has been Graded 10 the full
width Of SO Zee, and travelled and sdewaka laid and work Is
be Installed and al these improvements are made without cost
Duval the first placed the
es less Than sixty days ago The safe Of lots unprecedented
has already been sold AA' '''''" '
H pi ryE STORES yG BEEN BUILT ANP E p2
SMITH SHOP ere
We nave Fl~nNV hfne-s chuch grange
modern residences
$4,000 modern hotel will be constructed In the future
ISN'T TINS WONDERFUL GROWTH FOR A TOWN THAT IS
ONLY TWO MONTHS oInY
LOTS sas
a very dosirah" business
that offering for only vas very There
only limited number OF lots offered this price
aud many have already been sold.
This price SIS includes mains OF
streets vould cheap a three
times the price a, wheh selling them No such oppor
tuniy offered before but act AZ
These selling ana ne opportunity viii be
photos
Of the wonderful development that the railroads
alone are doing In puvaL re
OREGON 3 WASMlMGlrO
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
1885 Henry Budding. Seattle.
Everett ofneo-20o9 Hewitt Avenue
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FuRNlsHEp APARTMEMTs.

0HlNtoFt 81 AFFFt mGlH q
~dHnNn MN GfNffGfGfs' 40
EaHttakas strictly modern. completely
furnished, 2, T. groom Huitaas special
summer rates. walking distances. e. t2t,
ina 8e74
Bciyidsre Furnished apartments heat
Hight and gas. tib and $40, IA valley
Phone queen Anne 1898
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BARGAINS ~ sILLwoHK.
I Builders can scs a. glance that ihess
prices arc below the market inspee-
AID small ssofla Is our ssiiiag prin-
cipie.
can you use any quantity Of the fol-
lowing Job lots
80 600 a Lattice. regular price soc. at
81. soo n s.s.in. window stock. resa-
inr price lie. at 1Ee per 100 r.
seo cullea Doors. various sizes. a. 7se
i.soo pairs Of sHr1h Old brass. bali;
Phone your order 6T eut ou, this ad-
WeftlsFmeut and bring IL at once
.. . WILLIAMS co.
Sash and Door Manufacturers
ibsa Fhnt Az. g.. Near walker 81.
Main itu Ind. s7as
1 one large quarter oak. fiat TOP desk,
Ming cabinet. All practically new. for
sale verg cheap Address ]. A. Car
For sais-Iyon wafer heater and eoh-
aiilpn Apply mornings. ais zsrd av.
SPECIAL HOLIDAY PRICES
On All sewing machines for nest % days
AZ Goffs lzo Pike -. Aaln 5gzs.
For kais-one HardmnH square planO
I IN good condition. Only t1G and q few
other specials. Geo Il. Bent. 8tzf Third
av.s near Pike
Baby No. ! 10 Laval Separator for
sate. used one year. cost fle9 co. Hsii FOR
the.9e Richards. Port BlakeieY. r. y. ID
Mems fse blue serge end sample bus-
mess suits, fi75a. Trarie. room so7,
eesn Thtrd Az, TrNd~rT BusidinE
10 acres land Tor sale al Maple Valley
house and all for 1909 Address 4o2
Urn AZ. A Iohuson. Call p m
supplies Tor moving picture theatres
I Roll tlcksts. sides. etc o. " TrsEgardh.
Z 1918 First az
YiFe- passenger Ford cat. aifngEt new,
I fuli equipment. fshe Main tlls
NsN pianos for r~nr rent applied on
purchase Meyer Toner. 3lf Union 81
Fof Fruit and cigar stand cheap
See Owner - eetM YeSisF way
POI saie--Aotof cycle ThortNin bar
2 gain. Phone Sorth Tes
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wsafrd-Aa Amsst1an ali. w. - "a
iss. ana epek fer family - tss. 8eea
hoaas far risht party WAGES rssssuabis
Address net ~. Nssth head. WI
SITUATION wANTEo-FEMALE
SaFss' srsS s'sS fsfsfsScss lasss
Help wANTEp-mALE.
,~~~-~s>~~>-~y~S~-~~~4~s0
BARBER WORK FrEN
'" su9 sa n., s.' s sssssa !. 4 esfs =
Third and Cniafatf &C. shave. s.
hair est Zee. Cisan iinena SOD So
vice Wefs ffes' ChsrEs ~ ser sn2-
NATIONAL nARnEn COLLEGE.
I've Hrneais
We teach shs barber tfaas esnpis,s
caefss isse % Wages PAID whus
AGENTS wANrEn 10 aia as sappi J
re ass.s ard fsr fhe.es naFs~fy stg.s
TAI cirf NURSERY COMPANY. salem.
uVeS9a
Mac 10 A. lsnf5af ssfk Tor fanfn ana
saard mast antsrsi and flring = fufmacs
rSfrEeursa rssgifsd. iit valley rhens
Msa's ~ biagN rstne1ata tff-ss TrA-
Ta.ifa
serena hsna rinthine bauxtt Aad std
tsti rtke ~ MMia tasI Ina. 4 afts
Waited. fhsn uifh pile driver. Or ~ili
rsnt driver Hufus Burk. stt rsntrai sie
CRAWFORD FLooR CO. Il lfgt
NtaoF auFfartnN ara renaishiuH love.
VIII aies fae lots clear f1f moving
hease hhanr Main itis
~ PROT stevens. Ssw Nsthsd Teach.
U1A ina Dancing guaranteed in prs.
AH vafs fsssans pNTs. evenings Trial
FIi1 aiwaFs re- earth and Pins ct
AGENTS WANTED.
~NefsN~~~@~NNsr~|N-Nf
NEanfs wanted. hall profit Heud -
renfa Tor uaair and instrurttpns Earn
Xmas money nra ElHia % fsSwn. I'd
monde wash.
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Classified want ads ETC.. one cent per
word minimum charge for any al. 10
cents. Telephone al iu ana We viii send
collector for payment Main 1900. Ind
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no2.r M i.0NTsoMS 0

DON'T ne LONESOME.
fnterstate Introducing society. Tor re-
spectacle people Only reliable marriage
agency Many wealthy members uuf.
vfun 90 ElFen ana demanded Personal
intfnNWrttuna Hours. 10 m TO u
n.l Sundays 60 p N, October paper
sAc hos sou Office iGag Fourth AZ .
tapfua ~ ana ss, Seattle
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eualNEsn cHANCEs.

NN71~eN~r~r@eaNe-ese=r~
barber shop for sale. $3.50. 800 down,
fine location. Phone North 1871
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RANGES
IBAIRIG A ] M S

HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
RANGES. COMBINATIONS COAL
GAS RANGES. WE HAVE THE
FOLLOWING RANGES, ALL IN
GOOD ORDER:
RANGES FROM
$50 90 UP.
ONO RANGES FROM $500 UP.
JEWELL. USED THREE MONTHS.
S27 30.
ECONOMY. OLYMPIC, CRES-
CENT. PEERLESS. ACME.
STANDARD. STAR ESTATE.
MfKADO. PEN1NSULAR.
FAMOUS AND NIT OR,
CHARTER OAK WITH REsER-
VOiR. GAS RANGES or ALL
DESCRIPTIONS. COOK STOVES
FOR COAL OR WOOD, COAL
RADIATOR WATER HEATER
AND GAS WATER HEATERS.
WOOD. COAL AND GAS HEAT
ERS.
guLLY e. BALL.
Clio PIKE ST.
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noARn I'D ROOM.

1f,SSrSs fSSiS. sSs1IS6Ic marianne lSs SSSiIs-
men with board, AZ 2eo5 Bofsn Main
1898
Desirabis people Will nnd Pheasant
home with excellent board At 21i John st.
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one, two. three Or four. furnished Or
uufuruishsd. 81 50 10 $500 per week
e. 90 20 $40 H0 per month
Gas and electric light. phpnsi plano sK-
ira. 1915 PIKE st.. near Terry ay
l. 3i1g.
Fnur we'll furnished housekeeping
rooms. fine location. excellent car service {,
magnificent view. Free phone $40.
Easf 1851
Furnished or unfurBtrred housekeeping
rooms. strictly modern. ". May. phone
north 1850.
single ana suites. watkins distance.
gas bath. light $50 40 2283 Sixth Az.
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.

N.cNONNC-NC.N0y~~N N~~0CN-~oNNN
rive acres. good soil. near Seattle, Tor
1850, 80 down, 50 monthly. Herbert
3. Upper. 8Ot LaaFY bids
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RgAL asTATe LOANS.


REAL ESTATE LOANS.
se~e-~~esS-NsS-O-~-~~~e0-~ ~N-ee~-e~o0~-N.N~~
noRTiIwEaT TRUST SAFE DE-.
PpHff CO FIRST a.. and Columbia o.
fCoiruhu nuiidinK). Invites applications
tef loans from ILo9s % 5000 on I'm.
ssia biiahsd aistricts
CITY AND COUNTY LOANS
on improved 90 vacant property a. ard
Z per cent. any amount from fte 70 fsee
Tor long or short time. and easy pay
menisf ~ delay Nfuffsvant Co. ftz
Boston biaek. Fecen1 and Columbia
AUCTIoN SALES
O. 4c TSy.se -r-s q = 81, NJ
once 1915 flfaf az Phone l. aTfo
A = hsthrchila. aaotionssr snd apprnis.
q. = yoar service Main 1888. L ssis
FOR SALE-woO', AND COAL
an ~ nd $1,000, = 81 "a
milluood NJ itis lad its
Patent dust Pea ~ith Tires ioad coal
Waiua rish' Mcleod Phones 1919
Great wssiern Easi Co Coal. itfss
MIL weed. y 20 load n lfia Ind asse
CnATTEL LOANS
NGi,6Sx&ycess 70 'A1CNElSG~ 1Ro9nf"~
on RIAL ESTATE FURNITURE PI.
s An9s LIyE sTocT or sSr coop
ffAT. IND sE1B
OSCAR v JENSEN a CO. INC.
Az Eor'hefr nsuk n'dF sfh and Pike
fsaans On furniture horses etc WIN
lam Roach rnnrn Ti7 Nga York Bldg
LIVESTOCK
80 sSSs ffSss JsTseT essS' ,SS1ff " 81
slAs. weeaH Old Green sgN Corner
ssnf nnd Aurora AZ. Take Green Lake
car 2 MOUNTAIN NlaW
HOLCOMB CO. SALE STABLES
Heavy draft. medium sired horse. guar.
sntsed ifis Wssieru ~ Aain isTf
FOR sALt-FuRNtTURE
N sasst sSsk isl 81 f,,y Gre "A
househnld Taoaa Main gRNF L 3tlt
Desks. chairs. showcases chicaEo store
ard otftce Furnlfurs CO isat let aw
WANTED TO BUN-FURkfTURE
orand Nsgfss hnciton 4 at3faEs C.
buFs roBf fuFrifufs Or will sell Il on
comrliasian Matu T&as. T. ssts
Naless rurn. isio lat = yats. lad fsfe
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10 ACRES FOR $500.

Situate ~ miles from nromorton. good
county road. near the lower Sound. nd
Joins the Concord grape country. terms
OLE HANSON a co,
THIRD Floor New York NIX
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FuRfainftrp RooMe

~-~.~s~os~~s~-~.~~-~e~
s-rhs VirRinus Call bells closets.
500 virginia 81 hot and cold water
biz from Wsstiaks m sFsry rogmg free
~ les modsrn fur. baths and phonas.
nlshsa tall outsidal rates from o. 20 20
ranfua. svsrYthima - peg week walk
res. steam heat Ina distance
THE ANNEX .-1aof Elnhth av near
Wesfiahs AZ nse. clean furutahsd,
steam heated bedrooms tfor menl.
Rates 81 50 per week nc per night
FUHNiHHED Rooms IN PRIVATE
HOME.
HeafrHf. homsiike rooms, cleanliness
aud comfort assured. walking distance
litts Boy istpn. between Bpring ard seneca
olympic Apartments HauHek eepinE
rooms ~ rs and up. single rooms 81 50
and uut beet aud Chez pest close Ia apart
meats IN city. near publie market a9lq
Wsafrrn AZ
Imperial Hotel los Yesiar way. hot and
cold water. steam heat. bath. 81 60 week
lup
Imperial Hotel l0s Yssier way. hot. cold
water. steam heat, bath. a. 81 wurk up
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WEST sEATTLE REAL ESTATE.
>eys>-G~c~-cec~NSc S>sSs<se.crsr~rsN.se<~e.sS
ENCLuEfVBLF ~ Dawua rde fg9
ascaHd ay MaiB $3.50 Ina 71ts
FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS.
a~ge.N~-N<eON,aN.1s>e<e ssSa~e~s~seN~srs<<-~sN
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%~~NN~~~esnrsrs~r~ ~esNsrsNe~~N~NesesN
For Rent HlHar0um flufs modern fiHht
on good car line. fine view "a range. tive
beds. dining and kitchen tables. chairs.
etc. ga per month. adults preferred, for
tho winter North end Hnvenna Park car
llne. Wilson a CO.. Green $50.
tG--Nica four-room. an modern fiat
.z21z Eighth ay.. few blocks from Pike
a 1909.
Thrss-room fiat. ile Melrose av,
walking distance. 80. Oak lb.
For Hont--1hree-roo nat 1888
Weller 81 Beacon iG2e.
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FARMS AND AcREAoE-tcon,o.l
M fNDEPEN0ESf on ~
YOUR OWN LITTLE FARM
For 80 down and so month Yau ean
| Net taD fine acres ~ rich black bot
| tom lana. within half mile ~ Lake
/ Mashinstou ana boat landing ~ min.
uies from Second and Madison. wifh
/ first class transportation And low fare
iss s''sa@ ., pure ga Eater ilgsins
/ beauifrui surFounainra close al gfasn.
mar asa high sehppls fpu can raise
al Y1u want o. sai " finest klHd o.
/ vegetables fruit. chickens. etc. Cot
/ yuur living expenses 60 aimsrt moth
inE f.af me other fellow % he Wpf-
| rYins Take Madison osF and kirkland
| uessi 81 Andsrsan boat 80 affice -
BURKE a fARRAR. INC.
on Kirkland wharf
40 ACRES FOR 81. coo
We have the exclusive sale - 40 acres
- iaHd situated .ithia four mites q
Aanarn osaef desires ne gssh a.
/ lpining land has been sold as high -
10 per acre No Information over the
% ~ AMI ses this No Offers " trades
OLE HANSON & CO.
/ Thifd FiaaF Kew York ulark
Nashan lsiana farm hnW flse feain hausa
/ sitawbfffles. iraii tee. ard chicken
!
/ payments pn remainder. 0ea. l.. Edsf
sss Central tffdH
20 ACRES FOR 500.
I We have 70 acres 20 good. rich. fertile
/ iana. situate fn ihe snahsmish county
/ fruit belt reAr Fa5d town. al the bal
anes % property 10 said except few
odd nvrsasfs tracts terms $40 cash
OLE HANSON a. co.
Third Fiaer Nsw Tors hieck
30 ACRES FOR $1,000.
We have ~ acres % seaf. rich lard. sii-
] one mile ffnta sound fWn miles from
/ fire iiits towui schools Eogd neigh
OLE HANSON a. CO.
/ Thira rieag Nsw rark Wack
A DANDY COUNTRY HOME
4 dandy sahushsn home. 90 minaies ride
/ frurn Seattle. rn Hent road. near station.
Il as arrrs ~ fine lana. 9Th beat ~ in
II pruvsmsuts. a saef siwht-rposn heuss
II fannluE sFfiuEs. abundance ~ fftiit ~
Il al varieties aeae ssfawneur plants
a., ~ ne go s 'sa ss ii, % az sa s ssS
II HFaffiH pfmVHFtF iw fruHF
HAYES SCHROEDER REALTY
COMPANY.
80 Arcade Amer
J ACRES FOR 1876. NEAR
AUBURN.
Z FIve acres o. land situate twa miles from
the csnisr q Auharns aeed p.ars Tor
IT ehfcbeu ranches Sc terms 81 s4lf Fus
II OLE HANSON 4 CO,
ThFd F4oef Nsw york. Hiock
a FINE DAIRY RANCH.
| Fcr $40 sn acre Fou can bay a fln- dairy
4 rahrh. vel Improved. piatf-rneu house
II Rud lots u other huiidfuEH let's %
II sheep. horses. chickrns- lots - hay. I'm
II plsmsnts all complete Let gs shgw
III Fau this
HAVEN SCHROEDER REALTY
COMPANY.
go Atcade Annes
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81 400.
the sauna iuss back Of KeYRart whsrs
tho sound. lust back Of NsFpnrt. ahfre
the government has purchased several
hundreds ~ skfsH o. land for govern
msut Wurks. terms $500 cash balance
ous. fwu ard three years
OLE HANSON a CO. Owners.
ThHd l1eer Nee York BLOCK
VIII rent my bern ranch. near seat
tts. 90 coed man. Three acres berries lee
fruit trees, good houae, pgsntY water.
Weaver. 1854 AlaakA Hihn
$500
one acre ~ tho ftnest water front situated
anywhere around the Sound good aon
and nlra location. near HremeTtou.
OLE HANSON a co.
Third F7naf New York block
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FoR RENT - MiscELLANEoUs.

a~.~~~-~sN@~~NON~N~
For IenHe--Hoom q GRAND Pacific
dock, ground floor, on Railway Rv.
nm Third Az. Main soc.
For Hent--atoro building. 2fNi0. on
Meridian car limo. corner of Keystone aud
Lndd place. Phone Green gl1,
why pay more. when you get elegant
f-r9om flats. On Madison cor iinof 8t2l.
Phone East 1855
All kinds Of store fixtures. counters
shelving. etc, made az ga bsll It, Phone
Ind 1909
For Rent -Four acres garden land Ar.
ply ttta Ninth av
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= ACRES OF WATER FRONT.
LOCATED IN ONE OF THE
PRETTIEST SPOTS ON THE
SOUND AND ALL IMPROVED
WITH A MODERN S-ROOM
HOUSE. BOAT HOUSE. CHICK
ZEN HOUSE, REST HOUSES.
ETC. 200 FRUIT TREES AND
PLENTY OF SMALL FRUIT.
IL YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A
HOME THIS ONE WILL SUIT
you, AS WE CAN GIVE YOU
A PRICE LOWER THAN WE
HAVE EVER KNOWN BEFORE
ON A PROPERTY or THIS
KIND. $4,000 WILL HANDLE
THIS, AND If YOU ARE IN
TERESTED, CALL ON COR.
DON & HANLEY. 321h PIKE
STREET.
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STYLISH NARROWER SHOP.
Hats trimmed dyed cleaned and 70.
bh ehed fiumsA CuFtad and cleaned
Alteration Dept New and old gar
Wsnts ttt Arcade
MILLINERY.
JUST OPENED. % SAMPLE nat HHOF
ltHh priced trimmed pattern hats faf
~ call and Dc FenNimred Remodel
hate SOC tstt SECOND neam ais
teet eufiaus thiHsH listed chfiatmas
rFvHeuts Price nnnkiet sent frua J N
standirv, Ne uida Curiosity Hhep Cot
mae nnek Seattle
For accurate piana werN. ana lessons
~ pencil, gfAynu. pen etching aud water
sniafs call Apartment go WaiaaTf
Coed caft rradinss sse notei Vaitas
MAT litAH fhif1 RV.. fnum la Hours
~ 50 ,, except sundays Ind sftt
Cores Tvs FroHnera cnrn riasteF. its
good send soc Cor samples ~ "a trra
nef. siia geurHsce st Seattle. Wssh
tifst eiata dreasmahtua Tailoring zoe
TUNES. reasonable pfiena tlk nennF
tuildius ICES HeFuHd ar
safe kodak cellar rsneut. 80 cents
Jacobs Photo. second uaar F.t utH
W ~ mallory rrows bslf and cures
dandFuff NJ Caiumhia a.
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~ Prot stevens. Nsu Nsthef Teach.
y~ ina Dancing guaranteed In prs.
MI vais fsssana uers sTsninza Trial
'HF xiwaFs re- earth sni Pine ct.
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wasted A Amefiran alri. ~ ~ "a
years. Zoe iiRht hnasvwefA sunau uash.
ia9. ans euak fer family - tsas coed
beeaa far riahg party WAGES reasonable
Address nos a.. Nssth Head. WI
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Imperial Hotel fos Yssiar way. hot and
caid water. steam heat. bath. 81 60 week
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AaEnra WANTED.

ssSy: Z Ssisa 1sclfi ION asSa Il
r~afs fsr maair and insfrurflons Cara
Xmas money nra Elsie % i.ova. I'd
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CkATTEL IOANA
LIVESTOCK
ZOE RAIt-rllEnIrlIRE

HoLCOMb CO. BALE STABLES
Heavy draft. medium sired hprnr. guar.
sntsed iiis wssiefr ~ aAin isFi
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-04-29
Death of MIR. H. B. Bailey.

Last Tuesday morning April 10Th, al
he home OF his daughter in Lowell,
Mass, death claimed one of our most
beloved citizens Mr.. Henry B. Bailey
While for several days this news had
been almost hourly expected yet when
the word came that MIR. Bailey had real
ly passed away it left a sadness in every
heart and vacancy that can never be
filled in our community. Mr.. Bailey
with his family came to San Mateo from
Lowell, Mass, in the early SOS and
since that time has spent his winters
here having owned considerable prop,
erty and beautiful home.
He has always been interested in all
public matters and improvements, mosl
generous with his ample means, honest
and upright in all his dealings and by
his sunny jovial, disposition made him
self a iavorite with all, old and Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey were here as usual
this winter, but about two weeks ago
Mr.. Bailey suffered slight shock and
II was thought best TO go north, so las
week accompanied by their son they re
turned TO Lowell They reached there
quite comiortbly on Thursday, but on
Friday night Mr.. Bailey became much
worse suffering another shock which
rendered him unconscious, in which
condition he remained uiI the end came
on Tuesday
Mr. Bailey was 10 years old and leaves
besides his wife one daughter Mrs.
Larkin T. Trull, OF Lowell Mass, and
one son Mr.. Louis b. Bailey, of this
place. They have the deepest sympa-
Thy of their many friends.-San Mateo
item.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-04-29
High School Honor Roll.

The following pupils in the Palatka
High and Graded school earned a place
on the honor roll for the month Ius'
closed:
First Grade-Frank Coleman.
Second Grad - Anna Lou Hanna, Ell
fie Appleby, Vida King, Edith Dunn,
Marcus Wilkinson, Chas. Anderson
Alice Middleton.
Third Grade-Birdie Wilkinson, Ag-
mes Pullen, Gilbert Holden, Harry Wat
son, Oliver Earls, Harrison Hicken'
looper, Frank Barber
Fourth Grade-Pearl McQuaig, Nor,
man Curry.
Fifth Grade-Viola Edmonson, Priscil-
la Hamm, Pauline Jacobson, Miriam
Mills, Myrtle Watson, Irene Pullen,
Louise Burroughs, Inez WattleS, Gladys
Atkinson, Bessie Crutchfield, Ulmonte
Crutchfeld, Job Cannon, Roy Edmon-
son, Charlie Garrett, Laurie Thomas,
Thomas Cone.
Sixth Grade-Jack Merriam, Frank
Owens, Fitzhugh Stephens, Ralph Tavel,
Clyde Atwater, Bessie Ransom
Seventh Grade-Harlan Hickenlooper,
Ira King, Norman Payne, Edelmiro III
verio, Cecilia Spain.
Eighth Grade - Tim Merrill, Roy
Stephens, Margaret Willard, Alleyne
Redding, Levin Barstow, Stella Brown
ing, Nora Williams, Leila Duke, Grace
Hagan, Howard Dutill, Marguerite Wigg,
Ellen Wigg, Seymour Burdette, Lewis
Leach, Ottillie Hummer.
b Ninth Grade-Curtis VanLandingham,
Lille Thomas, Pansy Thomas, Elfrida
Colwell, May Boyd, James Wilkinson,
Seaton Thomas, Davis Lane, Albion
Hutchinson.
Tenth Grade-Sallie Roberts, Margue-
rite Jones.
Eleventh Grade-Louise Boyd, Vir-
gina Brannon, May Blanche Redding,
Mary Wilkinson, Jael Wilkinson, John
Tilghman, Blanche Lyon.
Twelfth Grade-Augusta Way, Irene
Lecks, Eva Sleap, Robert Hutchinson,
Sidney Brown, Delbert fitzpatrick, Les
lie WhiieSide.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-04-29
SNOW CRYSTALS.
They Invariably Conform to the Rule
of

They Invariably Conform to the Rule
of {
What magic is there in the rule of
six that compels the snowflake to con-
form so rigidly to its laws? Here is a
germ bestrewn realm of nature pos
sessing the charm of mystery. of the
unknown, sure richly to reward the
investigator.
Much wonder has been excited be-
cause the snow crystals exhibit such
bewildering diversity and beauty.
They form within Il very thin gaseous
solvent, the air. and this allows the
molecules of water an unexampled
freedom of motion and adjustment
while arranging themselves In crystal
form. The fact doubtless largely ex-
plains why the crystals of snow far
exceed other crystals In completely
and symmetry. Snow crystals, like all
crystals of water, develop under the
heXagonal system and invariably d.
vide into six. Nothing absolutely GER
tain is known as to why they grow
thus except as 1t is assumed the num-
Der and arrangement of the attractive
and repellent poles possessed by the
molecules of water impose this habit
Of growth on them This dividing into
six is necessarily discussed and best
explained in somewhat technical
sounding terms. We may assume each
water particle or molecule possesses
two opposite primary poles. positive
and negative, corresponding in direc-
ton with the main tabular axis of the
crystals. and In addition three or six
eQuidistant secondary poles arranged
around what may be called the equa-
torial diameters of the molecules. Wa
ter. being diamagnetic substance and
susceptible to polar repulsion, presum-
ably has a tendency to arrange itself
angles to the primary electromagnetic
poles. This alignment of the lines Of
growth opposite to the lines of greater
magnetic force would compel the crys-
tails Of snow to grow mainly outward
in the directions of their equatorial
diameters and secondary poles. This
theory would perhaps best explain
why the crystals grow upon thin tabu-
lar or in the hollow columnar form
and increase so little in the directions
Of their main axes-that Is. in the d.
rection In which. 1t is assumed. their
main position and negative poles Iie.-
Technical World Magazine.