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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29
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IOAEu no WoHKIhg PEOPLE
ON REAL EHTATm. FuHNtfuHE ~,
AMOS Live STOCK or ANY GOOD
HECUHfTE EASY PAYMENT PLAN
LOWEST Possible RATES MAIN
a7fT IND fG8A
oHcAH E JENSEN a CO. nc.
sit Northern Bank nifg ath ana riks
Loans On furniturs horses etc. VIII.
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foa eALe q MIsculLANGoUs


nuiLpf nuiLDr BUILD now
WINE lumber prices are the lowest W
ysnrs and baund 90 - up strict
economy sugReats saYinE the middle
mans pfnfiis 10 buying
HAHii pooifa ana AouLDfNua
direct from our mill in seeiiis
ROOFING BUILDING PAPER
AND HARDWARE
We urge you 90 call and see the high
grade - our goods. of 90 send a tesi
We ssn anybody ship Anywhere - az
prices same to allaailhn fhsHN
'cfoas panel doors for painting q -.
k1efoas panel doara. for staining. o. 20.
Mission style buneaioa doors 81 GO.
Front doors " 90. 20 co. 40 90 ~ 90.
got,ass front windows % up
y inside door frames. iLe.
X. y plain eindoa frames u 90
SEND ron CATALOGUE SO zs
Q. D WfLLfAhh Co.
~, 49,, tifs, ~ r. psst Ea's s' ~
IioHtan buii terrier rufnnte. three months
gid. pedlsfgedi pflar winning stock. per
faftiF marked bftudie ana white. tab
Telephone Main 1890, IND 1855
For sale Almost nsw isdisan pheue-
Efaph sin ~ fecerda ana stand cost
go. al for tgaEo Address N-ia2 The
star
i.afse coal heater and cook stove %
WIZ exchange Tot HMtf RfIiHNfHM ~
Rhode Island Red hens 1873 %iHth M
Trade up n saves money Meme
i1o sample cults. tiTso Trade. Room
set posh Third
supplies far movins picture thsatrss
hoil tickets. slides etc o TragaHfdh
ieit Wrist
raf sole ep'iE puppios 500 " Msf.
Far Haia 90 sushilnH piss Apply 90
Pete famleson. set first a.
Two. hofsspoerf stationary rasoline en-
sins Yafk iit
Far sale rwo faii.bfed for terriers.
sgtea wrehs uia Hed atY
Ssh q marine gasoline engins. COM
risie pufNt hafNaln tailaf1 tif
Nam pianos faf rem. rent applied on
purchase Meyer Toner sc Union q
LIVESTOCK
-~s~S>-~~s~.~-~s~-~s~s~s~s ~sNs~~s~~-~~~~-~s~>~
HOLCOMH CO. SALE STABLES.
ifsayB dfaft medium sized horses guar
Autsaf itif Western AHin itTl
SO nrYa
Frrsh family cow ritinE iafEe quaniiff
nf thr richest miik sfreu SOS Cor nef
sHna and AURORA
i's GUYS ehoios v Tee fresh ssws.
ham ice 0fesu i.aks Boulevard. peHuy
station Green 20
niaes herse. sseut see pounas ssand
aad true sta4 90 Blanchard Ice co..
cedar anA 50 81 az
issatsfes scotch eoiIie puppies males.
tle Randall. o. D y No
zoe HHls-- Mafaa and saddle. cheap
4sth and Commodore Miilaff
Hfaait hnrss ans cos fof sale zee
gfafh y y a IS
Dor Taur cuws niE milikefs. fresh
and coming fresh BLACK ais
ff mllrh rasH partly fresh. fof sale.
aisn lf stalls Tor rsnt tfit natsman -
Gnnfnrfnwn
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CITY AND COUNTY LOANS
Ga iinpruasd o. vacant property a 7 ana
PEI feni anr afuaunf ffaan fsa 70 ace
fef ipfE ~ ahaFf 8fms nna aasy paFt
esuta ~ delay HtaftsTant a - fet
tossen hleeA HsrnHa snf retamhia
Money fu tHaa 81 taHrss fafaa ia Sc
ntfi@ resi- estate @Aesartane lafa Esn.
Flfs HIDE
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EoR aAIn-niIahlriIRE

NsrsNr%rarTeesetfsrafae sFaeaea~FeesNTFNN
Polish pianos with Toner'S paF9ilns.
viii not sun. Meyer Toner. so Union
Household furniture fsf aaie cheap
1884 north fbth.
Highest cssh paid Tor furniture and
household goods Main 1850 T. aGtt
Decks ohairs showcases chicago store
and ONCE FuTnituFs Co, ta1H let Az
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seven raasn u1a.tesn hauae afss btafk
from ueacan uui car. 80 ger manfa
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700 Went Rive feafa ntosfefa caftaau.
$50 stove. hratius stowe Rect sac call
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-29

$40 90 feem nadern nat Fourth as y
tstae fvau nndsFa That rsnth. neaf
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sseeNess~s-s~~-s>s~s3--
FuW NE~fuaA NNAN
Faaft rssaFs rnesteFH fiaf. On FhiuHeF ~
rar Hnr Gew@u fass = ttsH
A afaasnf issastsrn tsFseua raE 81
uaaer beat 80 ehtf1rsn ts8 gsgh ~
tnns 80
~aaf RESIN eneaafa RAT cissa In h4l
iafN Fsal tig fsFufNbnl siA tasuhs itsi
.aFa f8s
s1ys Faans $50. ala fosssas sss SCI
ta4t Wsahfnsten reiephans Mapia as
sInEamf nsatsrn faaF. sn.ssa rat On
MAafsoa eas itn~ sift Maltese %
Size niasaaFw tsFnasu apasF fat la.
uutrm ffea MasrHsa Naxfh so
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CITY REAL RerAre-tconr0.


$40 noWN. fs A MoNTH
ta MINUTES IRON BATTLE
~ tNlinnt transportation and low fare.
Traded streets. sidewalks. grammar aud
man schools churches. stores tslu.
phones Rich soil Plenty 0f room 20
raise chickens and vegetables tn rap.
laif growing nHiahbnfhoad. Values Ia
tfoHHinH rapidly VIII supply lumber
Ini hnnsu al not cost on small monthly
payments
uuHKm a rAnUAH. INC,
900 90 400 New York BLOCK
Open Evenings
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ny OWNER CHEAP.

Desirable home location. one Or two
sores north End residence district, within
~ ltWlts. on gar line. planted iu clover
mss nne rAii 81 it01 W a6h ct
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FuRMIsHEo ApARTMENTs

FOX RENT - 8tsCE LLbNEOJ
-~s~~~~-@s~sr~~~>~-~~ SN~SeN~~s0~e~sre~
Aif pr part ~ best offices iu Fieuorr
htarh Wa SCI Furnished ~ HHfuriHhod
10 % phones Hain tsaft lui itsi
AU kfuHa n store nstGfe9 counters.
shelving etc.. made az 20 h0i g. fhone
Fuf 1903
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REAL GsrATn LoAnn

= ' ' y ? - sFsF~F'.'sTeesNTsrNee~le
N, NohrliwEHr TnUWr HArg pE.
tNatt 80 fifst a. and Columbia 81
49, NAeh MaiAaiuat, tHsttes Application
- leaat ffe'u ti.ees 20 a. eas an In
1890 seattle resadears property 10
established aisiFtrts
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snap Ntfe sis fannt maarfu vattaEo
RFaF t.tnruih ttriahta. half block ffun
Meridian MaitInNfurH af Dfren Lake
car fhnnr Nsfth ttuf
Faare foaFn mttefn cottage rleftflc
ttHhta aud reaktns saas SO 50 per munfh.
iueiatius phane ass4 HunaYalAn Heas
een iaft
Ffu futus rafut fafnlsard so prf
reuth half btaeg frozen street eaF iAtf
I Woat tath IT, Ballard rhpne ballard
SIS
ts-gteaa ntAern ala ruafa houss
YafA wafAiuE dlstaHee, M uhleetinna go
fgapartstie tHiefst neapie Phone NeFtn
NtHe. ruoni nss~tefm house naerd
streets. rect $50 fas m0usu Tel q tke
cAu ftt second at
700 fleet -flse foana utesfefa cottage
$50 stowe. hratius stowe hrpt sac. call
I fxit ftih
sasrn.feesn madefn haBae. ene hiacs
from Wearpu utl rars ~ ger manfa
fstt utanA
yaftaan. dive rannts ana bath. sac. $50.
iuaiutius wster teta itia A.
FnHr. f.issit hsaan fpr rnat Maaean Ess
I ceiuanpta sta tta 4tfa
Sir srasfn rrsfaFe. s. msieairs aaik fstrls
rae a. 3meeH Aans Esia
Wsase tsF rsaf. aaiN fsat or menth
inefutinH ritr watvF ssa CptwRu nsas
Neat t.raeas cuttasr. haif BLEAK fsusn
/ ear tit yer naata ranee Hssses STA
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- - s@~~eeseee4~Ne~ss>e-ss~4A~
a. y hlafsft West Seattle real Estate
Nhifktf ~ nuHua Hidn Tes
sNs""a ~ Aain 7saf Ind rgts
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ruou moiiefn house. sath aV
tunu mndrfn house. Eighth "
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D OK % Z --= " w NV S0Fak
.e~ar.~~.~e4~~~~e~~ee esss~yev~e0v~-~s~-e4~ee~
The best ~ wood aud coal. 1000 pounds
Tor a ton. that's al Pioneer Fuel Co.
$40 w Ewing 10. Phone queen Anne
1904. Ind f2tt
Seattle Fusl Co. 40 Kinds ~ coal and
wildwood NJ ms. Ind zee.
Patent dust pan with first load coal
wainwright 8 Mcleod Phones ltlH
Great Western Fuel GO Coal % 49,
mill wood, 81 90 load N l7lf IND t95O
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NaM pianos faF rent rent applied on
Purchase Meyer Toner sit Union q
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FARMS Ano ARCHAEOLOGICAL
.s>~~~~~~1~4~-Ns~-es s~.~-se,e.S~N.~NS
8 TRACTS
AHnEsla Esaffag

9 TRACTS
? ACRES EACH
NEAR FAUNTLEROY PARK.
You wili never De- able 20 buy
acre tracts In the city limits again.
It's nos or never So take a Faunt.
leroy park car and get Off al the
park aud inquire Tor our STR
Hyrnes. and he will show you the
cheapest. richest alder land 10 be-
found anywhere. water piped near
The sofoot boulevard t3Blh avl
runs along the east line Mr. nyrnes
will be at tho park Saturday after.
noon and from 10 10 8 Sunday.
JOHN "a WHITE COMPANY.
act Oriental Block
Main 1900. Ind 2sss
TWENTY ACHES NEAN AUBURN.
an lowell seed saii. partially tHn HFuf 81
seea Tvs. sp''sn hes'ss. see sisalasi,i
tufn ~ tsksn mtthta q fHW DAYS mT
raH deliver Zoe " $50 We aiHe have
anqthsr nice ss aFfvs lu s@nas sseinlty.
spes ssit.. easily cleared. seed taea.
ttea. faefnu teanfF faas1. saFFuausiea
~ ntrs imnrQrH8 fsrnaa. FOE tatas.
rhleh = naFe lsss faan aaisiatHs
nonGHr sALruf taie Aiassa nias
sc paWN AID sis A MONTH
FAra Fuh muNaR ANu TWO ACRES
IS MINUTES FROM HRANKLN
VhaH rufs aaf fMe rest nfuhteHa ttae
Tor fHs fHa acres. and 90 sapeIV al
Has iamh@f F#a e#s& for nuHfias as
pct cost ard Faa naF Tor both isai
and laFn har ttitte narM wuhfh Ntfh
saiA 8uas sHftra 10 fAiainE Vegetables.
fruit rhAeNmns str t'fasa % mss4si
uffh asaa tfaHsusFfaftam AUH taH fare
ftaaH 60 sFnHafA eHHE Hsa. atHfns ear
Etaa1 fnafa ahHaEH fHahte iu FsiME
81 sNHrf ftfNH Namsmft anFrnsr fn Ae
affia TzRs Maftsan raf aad Alfslahi
fsffV 90 AwfrFsNe hntt 90 Hffier nn
snaff ~ kFslanf ~ mNNME a
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b-RooM COTTAGE,
1850.
$40 CAAH. 80 MONTHLY

n'ahHf than rent Cement walks.
graded Htrents etc UuftersitV tt.frt-t
4nhsf $40 Liberty BIDS. fhifd and
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...s ysINEsh cnAt,cEs-

<r-e.reael.<-> = !. y. =
s ~ ~ experienced sawmUI
isssss - y 'nmlirafiau mHI n~ar
aass. slffH.NH9 ferf uf cedar ana
ss4 60. r. f1It wafer. mUI site
ssss 49, ar rfHsHnH figures
.gslii., lan4 Under water rlvHf
sss y $50 Tine SPAN NJ uuI.r
ass-. LauF~r Wash
W CHFfa A,sli gr1aery ef4rk FDr
49, age man HfY aIi
ffrt FART DF THE rtaff
IFtr n "a tsG PART lF TIfe
,ts,i.ai 49,. nakfrf Do Do rnn Frf
kMrtf s5s 70 in rifH rIm. sar
~ ~. a.m1n BLDG
z. lss's l.,l9si'eshDetnK AMI -.rr.aes
- il 5es..sl TOOL eus ~ fha best
20 refs -, rent r1naHIa.
slllsg hIse mea steady. raa
.ihiHr t,1i.i ~ retire tr1m
s''i' ,sii. = HcHWhrrI
- ls,s,I., a9d i"sa store. BY avn-
20 Hgis.l. long lease. rhrs. rsat
~ y fqaua Tarr.- NM -
~ Hii ezrharys ~, Pc gnod
III ''''''e about iizo9.
~ ,tem IS II ff-rrI.C- .-.l,-
- oil - 80 aHd wagon ss 49,
= ~ ~ ,,iet % i9 ana 3 r4II44
* lsalsF ss... iHqIIfo baramsrt N
a.sg ). -e-e1 ~ ana pa
Z intra'...... ifice. if rasmr I'D
,,ieh Wam 'H'a zsz fura I'D AZ.
terms all flu. snap.
~ a,|f ss.ss fiilh ay Ina 80.
sfsA ~, { nsenhouss Foi1r s.f
~ -gfh e.
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ltEHEH AN acne or
Nttit LAND 70 MINUTES
Fltbh HTATTIL Fut Ht68


ltEHEH AN acne or
htrh LAND 70 MINUTES
FM1h hEATTIE fuN Gt6e
an, we DOWN tt MONTH
i.h'f ~ room Tor good crepe ~ veFes
ahlsA anh fruit and Go raisn zoe ~
t.-NP chickens 70 close 10 market you
zen Aell poultry and eKrs direct ana
saFe middinman'a commission Handy
~ Hrhnois and churches Hfofsa sfU
.h'tNfHf transportation and ine fare
Aratfhhtr HFfHhhHfhaad
IlHkE a NAHWAW INC
sos Co ina New York ut0fH
Open Evenings
ron tta ASH VIII ssll 10 reiiabis
FHY rev ssruom buugaisW, modern !
~ - from fhinuap GER Price A. tga
", rom a.tAo. balance ike rsnt D1Hef
sfl fmpifs buiainE
flNh ACRES ENcHi.tENr tuttf
1917 easily cleared nha locality close
Asalils mafkstl a snap At 80 a. arrs.
trtins Herbert q Upper. aof
Nice property. i've room modern eot.
80. easf irftn# Hest buy in eitv. tns
54s, tN'iod View isii naiaatu. corner
hhA,Ufl FtL University home sacrificed
.hlf " 1ee cash haianrs eaHr efns
- OWEN. toa CfaFy NOS MaiH
A'teasta piaairred house. ini. eioss 40
CIV $50 so cash nsssf vart D.
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I tla~tiaaa faHstern stasF uHfn house.
IFafA WaiAtuE dAafaHue, No uhieEtiana ta
fgapaef stie calegst peapis rhene NpFth
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FOR RENT



HOUsEs.
f~Nf~aNfeNa>fNfN7~rNNfNa ~fNfNlNfNf~f~fNeNs~efNes
To lEF
see l.room cuttaae. West ktst It,
tft 90. iersHm cottage. Norman 81
$40 90 Fnom rtaderu house. sfth av
tHt So .Fnem modern house. fafd az
tte so reen medvrn houav. Eaatake
50 So rnWm mohefH heaHo. sath av
ftt 90 81 .FuHlu modern house. EiEhth "
Furnished
$50 90 N.ftam mudrrn huuHe itfh av
ttpe co. 70 .reen mndrrn house. Aiahs e.
furnished
FLATS
SO % i.toom modern fiat Nufth Queen
Anne
$40 90 aFeam ueaern uAt Hayes st
SO 90 room mudnrH fiat Washington
&C.
ssfe fesm u,adern nat Fourth as y
seq aeaA ruam undsFn fiat. Tenth. nsaf
MattHun
$50 ae afuons modern rat Ainha %
ttN 90 t.faNm fneaffa Cat Naatur az.
Bif ae..=s raaHa muAFFu fiat KOS o.
tis eeaat r,saHn Wnstrfn nat Howard =.
$3.50 fwam mHtrfn That nov 81
81 % i.fuam FnustefH flst. FaWFies AZ.
tt4 aNast r,safu nfuhefh nat Ataha 81
~ JORDAN a CO.
Glf AfnnFiran HANK
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WHY NOT OWN
Your own home when. FOR Bgs cash and
go month YOU ean buy dandy four
room cottage. two blocks Co carr Price
1880.
EMPIRE REALTY GO. INC.
aiG 20 31t sullivan nidE, 7to-fl2 tsi Az.
NJ YOU are in tho market t1 buy IA
bunch 81 good lots nc 70 low price. SOC
me- We arc ln position 10 offer YOU
n money maker. You viii like both
price and terms. 1910 American Bank
DldR
FOrH LOTS ron $500
500 down. $40 month. buys four good
lots. homo district close 90 car. viii
divide 1919 American bank nldE
uuild a little home uu eggs lot. close
to car. at0 down. 60 month. 1910 Amer
team tank Hldg
samuel Coilyer. 500 Leary building
deals IN city property. farms aud timber
lands List your property with him.
a good now piano a. trade for Tacoma
property f5g Arcade Anncx
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= ~ = -
..>.>>>N'e '-..,.,.ss ID rfuc spiritual
- Ns.'e stevens pant'na N.AN
= 30 100 tetwten lth' f'N t'"
"a b.taief % tf
~ s.ssrsf eoufrfen.N
~ ysther Nett.r ''. .,l'. %.
'Tsa = stfstssr ava 0raniln't rf
Ss tagtufr W if N
fse - HNssp nhfiriHtf
NIB yves ,,.s
49, -. arf isetufe h Iuia'
- II CARLOS MrAti'Hie AnA
ss.sia all SINS s'ias aNd NA', 4
y s.s-stra Tiatfetni tests az
: 80 ,ssstssfssn five tfins f'n
- rssrYaas ~eis''fie - =
t "a 81 l'ste Npith 'nnHtA .
- NtsAsi 4 WHsnn- sf 70 .ae5ss
10y tfWotsrENiN0 ytt.
~ .N',,sss.as. faFHiinfe rrraf rs
r. ,grs rAesirs snt hnhi "Ni@
= M aafk SaktRHteat
r "a SEE nsaRf WAf
wtnea. eafpeetera ana
f,af 80 A. sat ttaf screens a tpe-
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good taruuu cottage we'll built.
north ~ the University lot o. AZ hxl0n.
all fenced and iu garden. short distance
from rar VIII make terms This is
good buy
D. a SCHROEDER
af6 Uuatun Hlufk
Phones Main en-. Ind 1859
Member Seattle Real Estate Assn.
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fNNe >esN~aefNa>',
eIssNogra : S S.'Ss.ims,. iS;i
rs'.s' assss lasA'f' Rs's F, -. -,
Sas,' W, y 4 ,',.issrsity ietN pa'nss m
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Rive ruawa raftif fafntsard $40 prf
uaHth hatf Block ffna etrHat eaF ilHt
West 4ath o.. Ballard rhsne ballard
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Two CHOICE TEN-ACHE TRACTS
gn limo N Seattle. Tacoma sreufr hnuIes
gard. nIaa un Short Zine inferurhah
survey. fine location. corner iFp county
roads Land Boz nearly Lowell. aInpfH
slightly toward the sound. VIII Pc
Wow property owner dsalfea quitH
safe Price Tor few days 81 300 eath.
Terms rn RI vnur or two when thf
above roads are completed, and Those
fraffH nrr worth threa times fhis price
you viii HaY ron. why dldnt If.
Drop int1 our office and Get us tell
n6HEET MALTHY 1859 Alaska Bide
LAND FOR SALE
six s1.nfra tracts. goo gkaHt county.
GOOD land price ftgo per tract hair cash
Young 81 nrobefs fhone Hnllara slA
seu very cheap mg and acre chick.
eH ranches Inquire 40 30 g. basement
tiaska buiiding
HEHE fa 4 coon uUY
TEN ACRES. NfCELf LOCATED
ON corner two county roads. handy 20
boat landing. 25-cont fare to Seattle
easy driving distance 10 good market
Land is aIi nearly lrHni ana good SOIL
partly Improved. seven room mousse
hafn poultry houses Price Tor quifh
sale f2. 700 Easy terms.
HJEEHT MALTBf. 1910 Alaska bIds
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~ss 4 wtsea aiesese ~.
ss.i1s aat ttef ee' pf'-
~ ttfe. iHd ftNi
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sALgs

-~rse-@ees~~r.~~~--~~~= ~.~-~-r-N-ee~-~-~s~~s~
2 HathsFhfis saetioassf ahs anpssts
~. 81 paaf service Mafn 4taf i faIs
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7 W. rFUUHTfF- uVH-F o4ln lnofsfn -ol-
I taFa. easf terms Hest buf fn fitv rn.
seslfnoiod tiuw. isli Holaats. -ofnsf
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faHra fsaFH fnastafn cottage uiaeaflf
itshte aud reaatns saas so 50 per mnnth.
iueiatius rhene Ass4 NunayaiAa. iiea
ean fhHa
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23
STAMFORD

The members of St. James, parish have been making their annual and regular subscriptions, and it looks now as though they would be the largest yet given. Thus far Father O'Cbn- nor is highly pleased with the result. John Monahan and the Castelott Bros. gave $50 each; Edward $. Eveque and John J. Haggerty gave $20 each; John Dalton, Patrick Callahan and Joseph Al1ard gave $15 each; Mrs. Hannah Downey, G. H. Brown, Charles Gra- The following persons. contributed each $5, Lizzie Shea, Michael Dalton, Fred erick Schaeste1, Mrs William p. Smith. John Cleary. John Conroy, and Julia Holsworth, John O'Connor, John Molyneaux, Stephen Robeils, J. E. Fisher and Timothy Kane. John Lawlor and James Brown $3 each and the following each $2, Edward Hunt, Charles Shelley, Theodore Latzk. It .is hoped that others who have prom ised donations will send them in now,
 A young man named Michael J. Dalton, who lives on Barnum avenue was arrested on Wednesday for getting a trolley conductor, over the amount of change his due, and following F up with an assault. The affair took place in a car at the center of the town Giving bail, Dalton was releas- ed until the next morning, when he appeared in court and was fined $1 and costs amounting in all to $11.
 Miss Phoebe Nettleton will leave town tomorrow, for a visit to Denver in search for better health.
 Wednesday evening was Children night with the Reb ekahs and the lit tie ones were served with cake, pro- gram and cream.
 Keep in mind, the special music at the Methodist church next Sunday. which is the 24th of this month, and not the 26th as has beep announced Mrs. Slapp is to preside at the piano. has arrived in town from Rutland, vt. MT. Beach did not attempt to fly over the Vermont hills, it was too windy
 It is said the young members of the drum corps are growing
 Miss Minnie Beers has been enter taining Mrs. Robert Seymour from Southport.
 Housatonic Grange will soon nave us annual sale of vegetables and fruits.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23
FAIRFIELD

The auditors of the town have clos ed their 1abors, bringing the closing results are as follows, dealing with summaries. For the fiscal year end- ing in 19oe,a there remained in the treasury, a badanefe , 9d $S'OtTi The " total al receipts of the town for the present fiscal year, from all sources, incIud- ing taxes, licenses, interest, etc. amounted to $1O4.21 The dfsburse- n1ents men have been as follows: Select mems orders, $S3, ,980; for schools $29, = 251: justices orders $1,057; probate $49; paid by the treasurer $33,734, making a total disbursed to the closing or the books of $97.372. There was left in the treasury on the 31st of August, an unexpended balance of $6,84O. The total debt of the town is S135,OO0 The auditors state ement of the financial condition of the town is now in the hands of the printers, and it is ex- nected if will be ready for distribution sometime next week.
 If is stated by officials of the town that the above showing is unusually good. and reflects much credit upon First Selectpnan Fox. Usually in the past there has been an over expendl- ture on the amount appropriated at the annual town meeting. It IS quite a new thing to have balance left of nearly $7,0O0 It looks, per se. as if MT Fox had administered the af- fairs of the town so far as his de- nartment is concerned, economically and with cautious wisdom. On -elec- tion day it is expected the voters will record their confidence in him by re- eiecting him to the position he now holds.
 There are always two sides to- every question, and it is contended by some fbat bills have been held back, and that when they are all presented to the town in a supplementary report. at the town meeting, (for Judge Per- rv is sure to call for such a report,) if will be found that the balahce in the trea sury is not as large as has been supposed. The understanding is that the September bills have not been. audited, and there Is said to be a bill out standing of something like s1 GOO for macadamized roads, which has not been paid.
 There are 25 cottages at the beach still occupied by summer residents.
 Ned Bulkley has been able to sit
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23

up fov a little while today.
 Next Tuesday evening at Psrfysn 0 hall the hreu1eA Of che town will give complimentary hop to the lady can VasSers who 90 generously gave their tiqne in aid of the late Grenaen's car ni1al. Coffee end sandwiches will be served. Invitations aRe now out
 Tuesday eveping John 1. Boyle was elected 8 member of the fire company
 Edward Post, master mechanic of the Naagatuck & Berkshire Division of the railroad, wn0 has been living in Southport for soIRe years. has leased for years the Lesptnasse place on Sasco Hills and will occupy it next week.
 Last Sunday noon the barn of Mar tin Varnick, who lives in the Fair field Woods District, was destroyed by fire. The loss is considerable, espe- cfaIly in the matter of hay, and there is no insurance. No alarm was sent to the center of the town, as there was no water with which to fight the fire.
 Mr.. Countiss. and his bride. former 1y Miss Bronson, was in town We'd nesday calling on old friends.
 Last Monday Miss Forbes with her friend, Miss Campbell, and Ghfbert Wagner, A1otored to New Haven, where they met William MeKenneT and Wainwright Abbstt, who showed them over the university. After a delight full afternoon and a luncheon ot the Y. M. c. A. they returned to town Henry Jennings and Hepburn Walk CT, have recently purchased handsome chow chow dogs.
 John Daley of the Holland HlH dis tr1ct, was before Justice WakSn1an yesterday charged with assaulting Mi chael Sullivan. It is affirmed that both were intoxicated and got into fight Daley was found guilty and fined $2 and costs.
 Just an ordinary tide wheel, if plac- ed under Ash Creek bridge, would turn with the incoming and out go- ing tide. and produce considerable power-enough to cause dynamo to generate a good deal of electricity, The water current is strong at tnls point and could readily be utilized