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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-01-15
ALLIANCE HAS GOOD PROGRAM

Dr. p E. Spratlin, who read his
paper upon Helpful Hints on Tuber-
culosis," surprised his audience Sun
day upon the neglected knowledge so
easily acquired, which he gave us in
his paper. If the people followed the
advice and needed the warning given
by the doctor no affection OF the tu-
berculosis would ever affect the Ne
gro. Everybody enjoyed themselves
by the discussion, which followed
later. DR.. De Frantz will speak upon
some Practical Prophylactics tpre-
ventatives)' Sunday. DR.. De Frantz,
who recently came from Pueblo, will
make his first effort before the Den
yer public at this time and doubtless
he will have many rich things and
much needed advice to give his hear
ers. A good time and large house
is being anticipated.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-01-15
GOT OFF LIGHT.

Frank Sadler, who was defended by
lawyer Townsend for fracturing a
woman's skull with hatchet, had
trial Tuesday and was sent to the
county Jail instead of the peniten-
tiary. He got on light for tie nature
OF his offense.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-01-15
Thurs. Eve., Jan. II
ADMISSION Soc

mia street, gave very swell open
house party New Years day.
Mrs. Elmira Whizzar was operated
upon last week, and the latest report
is that she is doing nicely
Mrs. Edward has moved from 2551
Glenarm Place.
Mrs. Thurston, of 1850 Glenarm
Place, is spending few days in
Boulder.
Divorces were granted Wednesday
to Mrs. Lillian H. Jones and Mrs
Minnie Wolfskill The latter as
sumes her maiden name, Miss Minnie
Robson.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-01-15
GREAT WESTERN MUSIC

this city October 10 for his health,
died there Sunday, January 8. Mrs.
Mason wishes to thank the friends
who assisted her in realizing neat
sum of money, which she forwarded
to Mrs. Charlton.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-01-15
IN A FINE LOCATION.


A rooming house of fourteen rooms
for sale cheap at 2014 Champa street.
Am compelled to sell owing to fail.
ing health Want to leave at once.
Am sick and cannot attend to my bus
mess. Call and inspect the house
MRS. ANNA BOBE,
Phone Main 1853
Sunday the revival services at
Shorter church will open and con-
tinue with Rev Ward doing the bulk
of the preaching. City pastors will
help out some.
The Columbine Art and Literary
Club will meet next Tuesday with
Mrs. C. c. Clark, 250S Glenarm
Place.
MRS. NOBLE,
President,
MRS. JEFFERSON,
Secretary.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-01-15


:. ~-T
Brown, the halter, located at 718ll
Eighteenth street, makes speciality
of stetsons, High Rollers, Panamas
and Straw hats. His Cleaning, Block.
ing, FIansins, Lining and Retrim-
ming makes an old hat new. A posi-
tive guarantee goes with all work.
Moderate prices. Goods called for
and delivered. Phone Main 1861.
First-cIass Dressmaking and Ladies'
Tailoring by Beatrice Lewis Of 1919.
W. 9th avenue. Take Lawrence car
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Holley, of Glen
arm Place, very delightfully."- enter
tained twenty of their relatives and
friends at an elaborate dinner Sun
day, January 2, 1910. A beautiful
potted plant graced the center of the
table, which was respondent in fine
linens, dainty china and silver. Two
mammoth turkeys We'd with the many
vegetables, crisp salad, cranberries,
olives, preserves, pies, nuts, candies,
coffee and the many other choice
eatables, in holding the attention of
the guests for some hours. Messrs.
R. G. Holley and Wolfskill very de-
lightfully entertained with many
choice instrumental and vocal selec-
tions. Those present and partaking
of Mr., and Mrs. Holley's hospitality
were Mesdames Holley, Drum, Fife
and daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Van Die
kersohn, Boadenhamer Gatewood and
family, Casey and family, and Messrs.
R. G. Holley and Wolfskill.
On Saturday, January s, the Golden
Gate Juveniles held their annual in
stallation. The officers were installed
by State Grand Deputy Master ]. H.
Brown. The officers for the year 1910
are as follows: Youthful Master,
Oglesvie Lawson; Maiden Deputy,
Arlethia Reynolds; Scribe, Claud
Davis Assistant Scribe, Grace Cole;
Treasurer, Mable Cole; Chairman Sick
Committee, Cora Thompson; Chair
man of Trustees, Mabelle Fields; Spy,
Reginald Cooper, Maud Dana; Father
Guardian, Mr.. Lawson; Mother Ma
irons. Mrs. Mckenzie, Mrs. Cooper,
Mrs Lawson.
Capitolia Temple No. 1873, S. M. T.,
met in their regular session and elect
ed officers for 1910 as follows:
Sister Hattie King, M. Princess;
Sister Rebecca Chandler, " Princess;
Sister Mary Osteam, Secretary; Sis
ter Jennie Jones, Assistant Secretary;
Sister Lille Lewis, Treasurer; Sister
Julia Cole, Chaplain; Sister Jennie
Harris, Senior Marshall; Sister Susie
Banner, Junior Marshall; Sister Mat
tie Holly, Trustee Chairman; Sister
Viney Jackson, Chairman Of Sick Com
mittee; Sister Fannie Carter, Zilla.
Our installation will take place on
Wednesday evening, January 26, at the
Peoples Presbyterian church, Twenty
third and Washington avenues. The
installation services will be conduct.
ed by Past Deputy Master Brother l.
]. Jones' A short program will be rem
dered in connection Refreshments
served by committee. Free admis-
sion.
Mrs. Hattie Maloney, 2844 Califor-
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-01-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BROWN
MEMORIAL.

Three OF the best speakers In the
state have been secured to deliver
orations upon the lives and actions OF
the men whose names are above men
toned. One Of the principal speakers
will be the water melon king" from
Rocky Ford, Colorado. the successful
business man and literary scholar.
Mr.. George W. Gross. The place has
been decided upon and some OF the
leading and responsible people will
be asked to take part in the celebra-
ton. Douglass picture has been al
ready promised for that occasion. and
Lincoln's and John Browns pictures
are in demand. ANY person having
either or both pictures is requested
to loan either or both to the commit
tee on arrangements. The time Of
celebration will be Monday night,
February IA, on Douglass birthday.
Every organization will be invited to
participate The committee having
the arrangements in charge is com.
posed Of Attorney George G. Ross,
chairman; VIM. Hill and J. NJ. Ma
son. The Alliance will from time to
time take up the lives of the aboli.
tionists. Shorter A. NJ. e. church has
been selected.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-01-15
HELP WANTED.

II you have few hours time dur
ing the week why not make little
spare money by writing sick and acci-
>ent benefit certificates? Address
e-s21, Stesman.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Mason received
a telegram from Phoenix, Ariz., stat
ing that Mr.. w. T. Charlton, who left
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-01-15

At Campbell Chapel. Sunday at II
a. m. the pastor will preach on the
proper day to observe as the Sab
bath. or the change from the seventh
to the first day Of the week At 8 p.
m. the Hon. Sidney G. Tapp, an at
torney-at-law, will give one Of his
famous lectures for us. Come and
hear him
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-01-15

Mrs. L. ]. Mobiles Is now quartered
at 420 Twenty.flfth street, where she
Is giving Hindoo massage for tuber.
culosis Of the joints and lungs.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-01
ONE-TwELFTH POPULATION
8 ATTEND BARGAIN SALE
Crowley-M Miner & Co. Report
$4,000 in Their Store Friday.

Detroit is certainly getting to bo
a big city.
Another proof of it's metropolitan
claims was demonstrated Friday
when $4,000 people were drawn TO
the bargain day sales at the Crow
ley. Miner G. Co. department store.
The statistics show that this was "A
record breaking day In the history
or Detroit-and quite exceeding the
average In cities much larger than
this claims to be The crowd filled
the big store from early morning
until closing time. People were
packed along tho sidewalks before
opening time and had to be gently
showed out at $50 IL was one OF
the most astonishingly busy DAYS
ever experienced by local store.
Some Idea OF the business con-
Quoted may De gained from these
statements. which can be proved by
sales slips;
More than $4,000 bargain hunters
attended
That Is more than one-twelfth Of
the population of the city.
The crowd was greater than any
attendance at the state fair grounds
not excepting the biggest tTeys'
TIE bargain hunters were COM
posed OF men. women and children
or course. the women prcdominated,
but "A large percentage OF the pur-
chasers were men.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-01
We Look for
Another Such
Day
Tomorrow

The Friday Bargain
Sales linked with the
Lockhart Mill E n d
Sale means the COM
bined interests of two
great events. The Mill
End Sale has only two
more days to run, and
Friday is the day when
all t he small lots
throughout the store
will be collected for
quick disposal at still
lower prices.
We look for a re-
spouse fully as great
as last Friday, which
brought the largest at
tendance in the history
of the store.
Crowley-Milner & Co.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-01

Womens IS to $3.50 Linen and Linene Suits, $195
One lot OF about 100 Wash
ridcuously price
his
sizes Regularly IS to $3.50 Friday
Wool Mohair Skirts, $195
Wool in
embe
there only 100 lot to sell
So to SIS Wash Coats, 81
Of Coats thaso
up
OF linen and inene in white and colors worth
Clean up of 75c 81 Lawn Waists, Acc
o from a we'll known
waist wanting
dispose of
mined "
embroidery, high
ali sizes ~. Friday
Beautiful Silk Chiffon Waists, 1895
The a quantity
IN al colors You
couldn't material n
More Of Those Dressing Sacques 15c
launder perfectly; all nicely
100 Pretty Net Waists, 79c
lists will be Soda They
OF getting new Waist for re- (Thrd Foor)
The Detroit times., 1910-09-01
The Last Friday of the Great [ ockIlai
Mill=End Sale

$1,000 People Passed Into
Cy0sUIey- MINERS Last Friday
Last Saturday the newspapers printed item about
the wonderful Friday Bargain Sale that Crowley Miners
held. HERE is THE ITEM, REPRINTED week ago.
FROM THE DETROIT NEWS:
The Detroit times., 1910-09-01

Special Notions
for 15c-l ~
Ne for LOG Bias Tape white or eolors sa9
corset Iaces fuii Yards long
untearable
market; .. ,,,u -, .,.,., -,
r,nftons OFFER
Keinets special hshtnf
gao
Mai Floor)
The Detroit times., 1910-09-01
Makers Oveyytock Of Coysets to Be
Cleaned Ont Friday at 39c

Mill lots, received from several great makers much
less than regular price-a great assortment OF various
styles and kinds Long and medium corsets. garments
that sold regularly three four times the price asked
Coutls and Batiste lace and embroidery trimmed with
garters attached All sizes and plenty of them Hundreds
will take advantage of the opportunity Be get
your share. None sent c. Q. D. or exchanged
CORSET sECTToN-THIRD FLOOR
The Detroit times., 1910-09-01

So The Modish Turbans $145
ar M elvet Rajah
a End Sal
a at
this price would hardly
but they looking
5. only.
extra boad and full
Friday $245.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
TWO DIE ON THE
ALTAR OF SPEED

SCHENECTADY. n. ". Jan. IS.
The attempt ~ Engineer John
Seaulon. o. the Twentieth Century
Limited. the fastest long distance
train IN the world, 10 cross from enc
track 90 another without reducing
speed. In an endcayof 90 maintain
bis schedule. sent the entire flyer
or the rails today and cost the ilfr
90 scanl0n and his fireman.
The fact that the ground was flat
and well sradcd probably prevented
a disaster All the cars remained
upright, however, and no pansens
gers wore Injured
IN order 20 maintain Is schedule.
which clips 10 hours of tho rcxu.
lar Chicago New York running time
the train makes as hlgh a. 20
miles an hour
For each Of the 10 hours saved.
each passenger pays 81 excess fare
u the train In delayed. each paasan.
ser Is refunded 81 Tor every hour
delayed The tracks are all clear.
- for the train and the engineers
take pride ia making their schedule
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
COUPLE ARE WED
IN SNOWDRlFT


WINCHESTER Va. Jan 1S.-~
The unique experiences Of being
married. IN n snowdrift belongs 70
Thomas Stlekle9. a young farmer
ami Miss Florence Aerklcy. OF Nas
Market
stickiey and bis brifeto.bs start.
"a 90 drive 20 n minister I'm Mount
Jackson. Snowdfift after snowdrift
was encountered. The horses be.
camo exhausted and the vehicle
fluaiiy came 10 a stop In a five foot
dflft.
Leaving Miss Merkiey. stickiey
made bis way on foot "a tho home
81 the Rev Henry ntsnicr. who 70
turned and married the couple IN
tae drift On thu road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
1lSs VOTERS CHEER BOU|LL0N
! vi WHEN HE ANSWERS QUESTIONS

for by virtue % their franchises
they pOssesa valuable Privileges In
return e Is only fair that these
public service corporations should
give 20 the public the services to
which the people are entitled under
these franchises
Richard ManHficld White. Daniel
i.andon and J n nenuey all made
short addresses az the close OF
houlilon'a aNeNeh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
ciiEAr tAsp VIZ IN AAenE

New electric line. Everett 10 Boiling.
ham. siil BE- building sifhfu ntH nentha
oar tsa pei acre land on this iine a.
tiaeo. hnuhafnish county. will b. EHliinG
double aud qaadrsDio present prices
Within feu months
bar 10. 20 ~ fasenra tract out ~ our
800 aefa tract 81 Niaea. on the Mort
era Pacific and mes electric line. Al $50
per acre iafrQs % 90 per aefa cash aud
SOC Der acre Der month
FREE deed 60 family Ia oaae % hey
cts death
FnEg sis months extension 10 case Of
sickness
FnEE illustrated booklet mailed on
request
fhe fairvst proposition for poor men
IN Western WashiaFton. Here - your
ohaars
Land IL level. logged sff shallow
water, fins Hfrsants. s1od soil, roads
school Store. Hhingia mill on tract VIII
rive ie or 20 buyers one mpHfh'a en-
piofmsut clearing land making roads.
sfa
The stats experimental station VII
have experimental farm ~ flsca this
year Can So fspm Seattle a. Aiseo ana
return 20 eHs daF. with nearly al daF
% examine lard
ELWoOp LuMuEN 4 timber CO.
sac Waite BIDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
aa
-aae
Acre Tracts
North Of Seattle

Alans fhs route % the Seattle Everett
fnfffufhan We have tracts sc vsffsus
statiena aiens ths lire. and tie prices
fmHA8 from
t1sb 70 1850
sreaftigs 90 their pfusimiiF 90 the citF
limits and 60 tho intaFuE han Acreage
O. TIE uagfh - the city L. splendid
invest meat Cor aianF reasons The city
= HfawinE rauiay fu that direction. ia
fact MORE RAPIDLY than in aHF other
iifeetfnu. ard this ta The strongest poe
sitla fsason Tor az advance in realty
faiaaa fn additinn, the Int srHrban ls
80 b. waaa fifafsriasa read In ever
rarfffuisf. hauleFaffs ana Highways are
being constructed. cnuntry HOMES ARE
srffnEinf uu gn every side Tha earlier
Sou fnVesf iH thla rapidly dHNnlaplns io#
ealitE thfs gFsafar uiil b. rnuf Erefif
Our acre tracts are within the reach ~
almost sVerfsna. fnr We are selling them
on sufh easy terms ~ pee cent cash
aud enc per mnnfh haf an inspection
aiH convince you best n ~ aa 60 their
faiua Come uut and look them over
~ Ynu eannuf call conveniently. write
FOR plat and price iias
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

DON'T nE LONESOME 4rirrstsIs
fntroducina society. Tor fespeelahlo peo-
BE. only reliah.e marriage matrimonial
nEencNt Many wealthy members Per-
foual inNoauetluua Hours mnruinEa
% evenings Sundays included Fanu-
RrY paper Zee. nuS ebi. Seattle. Waah-
inrton office 4a-t3 Noudomo Hotel
la6 first az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
Sea, in Church
' s;il.a and Voters Are
Enthusiastic.

.,,wd that filled every
sssesss every foot q siendlns
~ ~ ..s'llns from the hall into
- .,.v se and cut on g ~ ~. 49, y.
'''' poulllon At she Me ..'
NJ "a a Ross last niehl Was
= sss, ,,,ss !, reception nouill
80 ,.'.s was one Of The mest
~ 1870 a the eAmpaisn' aaa
E'aas 's-' .'''s,.sa.ncea answering the
- $50, = buried AZ him he evoushs
.s,sr round Of applause
- $50 80 declared that the tax
BEING forced to eear
sAat wege unaveess.sfi
kss y TAXATION. the candidate
w Soaia not Dc Suppressed
- ..s.e d this campaign me
y y ..s,,r,ent IL too extfavt'
g 80 lsonillon ~Mnney - net
baslnesslike way to.i'
~ business principles ie
= - ts.srmlnes the spcndins 0l
8 seas,
~. Contractors Toe Much
s.,,..,us. Boaillon said The
80 = contractors prices thai
e eoacera wonid tolerate
-sa,,sa When the eio pas 3
.
H..r~s swiea what Improve
- xosth. yoa-lhe taxpay
~ persons that suffer
- ~sasr comes oat Of your
~ excessive prices 81
-...s.nls 4 dne to machine
- n : faf more Important
:. - nxrayeFs BE- given relief
- sresssive harden II taxa
- tkai Any political ma.
-. sasn,N b. advanced at the
$50 he people"
800 declared thar While
..,.ssseaaaai a public utilities he
= s.ssnptsi 10 see that the city
= nn IA 4 nuSinessAAe basis
- on the board q pub
rrks hnweser. did not care
srlsrIy lcs saving the taxpay'
= nseeF
IL q ccnaract0rs' sina.
n~.rss asserted that Il b. were
&c. nsycf his first task would
H. ~ nat coasfagtoFa carried
~ lnrraFsments IN strict ac.
- ~ ihelr contracts. and thAt
~ranar fseas roe charged for
- rsssmsnts should be abol-
znsses Assarssd that public
xxr swpasnflons wouii get a
E.srs - I have no Nar 20
nav Aun ganlssl or np0n the men
a. ~ mssey Invested IN Seat,
il exwzkpns should be com
pzs1 b 81 ne public the
sxzHz ~ arr franchises call
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

SYDNEY. Cape breton sixty
strikers attacked the enmpanf's rq-
llee az the Caledonia uftms. tar police
firiuw on tbs rioters and drivina
fhena back Cas- striker and several
Officers were wounded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

BIZ aohTtt rNp PROPERTY ~
TACOMA QnFn SEA tire PARK iots
tift pp. 80 aawn ana q mouth.
~ 49,, ,"'Aa 49,. re- ~ - .ss,s "a ~
beet residence saotion - Tacoma near
foiai Defiance para othar lots 4
.ulie farlhef pat are selling a. hlsh as
sound. city and AZ the nseantaina VAL
ace sure 10 double la the nest if months
Aiiiipns are beink sprat ~ Tasnms ~
railroads ass fuannfAefafsre -Four nsw
railroads uss run late raeofaa. Prop
afty Naiues are wqias ~ rapidly huf
noe az fhes4 HhefsFs fhs boom" prices
and So your mHneY double ara redaubis
me e s.' = ~ s..s 'o s., ,s,s,s,s
tlon. plai and hlaps af auf Aesttis o.
tee kfee tFip - Tacoma e prospective
fu0RT sougb fAND DEVELOPMENT
lais Alaska nafdiaF naia tist.
just WHAT yor HAVE nEEN
LOOKING FuM Halt acre. HANDY 90
9rssa i.aks raHl eli level seed saii
s 7s fsI moasy h ,atss ~ aeek.
tfeq buys it Some terms Fhis Viii
nonnnr nALrBr
Sis-ssa ga kfaaaa building
e. 8es Naa mntsFn s-foem coitaEs.
fui eaurfsfs hsssmsnf, piFsa fas fqraare
anA iauuafY trays. Large uonred attie
lssEa faafns. fnflr nuiahad. cement aaik
sfouHd iAe husins. street sfAae. sldeNaik
taprh o. Fhsnner az ess line. siae cash
ana haienee Hke rest
81 Geo. Faar.faarf modern cottage. one
biaeh in eaf4 ~ street. improvements IN
sna paid IN fpli. iste cash snd balance
Yaa haa hsitar ioak thsss I've up a.
once ~ they aff tnlh spod
THE MkFTE0Nh REALTY CO.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25

t-Feam houhs. 5000 fsrnitafs inriua
glese % car barn. block from car
l-reom apart mani for sale close %
furniiafe silver. glassware. table linen.
rxasilsnt apaiitY. siae az iamss Apt
a1 Main 1871
Hoggs Furuifufe Co. SIS and s9i pina
at on a sids street small eNpenae- We
MUST HAVE MONEY Wei furnished
f'runm fiat mast BE- seer 20 b. appre-
rurnitur. u 8 roofna. modern. bouEht
weeks ago. VIII sacrifice fur alNHt
r,nt sis. Phons ballard 1895
For sale Foar-raom UPPER fist. rent
AIS Income from three rooms sse Call
al afff Western az. IND T. $685.
Furniture " Two fivo.reom fats cneap
u taken ~ once All rooms rputed zaa
University lisA
John 81. sis-s rooms. anyfhinE rra-
sDnahle accepted, rent ssti marine xiew.
be- rooms wel furnished on first hiii
snap on account 81 Hi health. Phone
A affi.
WANTED TO BuY-F uRNtTuRE.
~,-,,s. - =, ~, ;.
Queen Anne 1854. a sasr
FREMONT FURNITURE CO desires
second hand seeds. Highest prices paid.
Valdez Farn. itio isi - 3isli lid t6io
LIVESTOCK.
~~~s~~~~~N~~.S~~~- ~1~-~.~s~~~-~~.~-e~-o<
nofseH Draft. express laundry. and
foal Naraten stables sii W. Cremons
take Fremont ballard car. Third and
Krhourne. ,. 7. bryan. Queen Anne &c.
The Manly BOARDING ana sale Stables
Horses hired for an purposes b. day or
week aioa Western av. Phones. Maia
l3esi Ind isaa
Wanted-ro buy cight or Sen good
teams weiEht from 300 90 aaQo So
attic Horse Market, i3et First av. g.
ln rear n r ioliffo rrop
90 I'd HOLCnMn CO. sales stahics.
Heavy draft. medium sized horses guar
hnteed. 1873 Western az. Main tafi
Wanted 10 trade / $50 To- horse for
I 900 ~ horse VIII Rive some boot
F-1g, star
For White wIandotle cockerois.
| phpnc East 11ta.
Fof ssie-Chean Ten Lsht Hrahmaa
Phone East iiHi
MONEY TO LOAN.
Ns>>~~-~~-~~~~N~~~~
NORTHWEST TRUST a SAFE DE.
rOsfT Coz First nv and columbia slt
Goldman lnl,a'ps ssi iut,i' AK ee ',n ,
proved Seattle residence property In
/ established districts
CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
ON Improved or vacant property at and
I s pea rant any amount Uom $50 to $500,
! or "a Ions or short time and easy pave
nenfst 10 delay sturtetnnt a CO.. 500
Boston Block sccond and Columbia.
MONEY ron sALARtED rEopLE
Women keoping house. and uihcrH
anon their own unt0H. without scrufiiF Z
thoapcat rates caairHt pnYmeutF uffircs
bal GE principal cificH D. ID r0imuu 900
Erlcr nlook Sia second av
REAL EsrArE LOANS
Money tn loan 0n Income property at
current rates Mortgage bought
AfY oan money 90 buy mnltfasrs amt
contracts anywhere tn WaHhinEtcn.
Loans GrtcrWaY sos American Bank
building ind 5000
100 you nccd money Sos hu0df come %
GAr a. NNAUgHrEN,
SEQ LuRty hldg
f.oans on furniture. horaoa cte WIZ
liam Roeeh room ill New Nork RldH
Classified Directory.
.>oH.NN.N>c Na9mCISlss> $1,000" $1,000,
Toe pNnN NHNNs nuMhN. cottage anu huuH
Naiow pianf Tiving stEc. etc. 11c " W.
NuorhDUa AEfntfHTf. AHn A.Ifut Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25
Foa sALI-FuRnIIuag:

FURNITURE BUYERS OPp0A-
TENIIT TO SAVE DM THEIR prH-
cl8AhE9 AT WnuuHNrsE PLkET
FunNfFUnk STORE Al Elf PIKE
1T bElNa 0kEHhfnF KID WE ARE
MkkfNn ctr PRICES ~ ALI nK
FARwNENTs BARGAIN LIST or
MN AAu CAMEELa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-25


W "a Ga
NAhh hhtAA lA
Only FEW Mons fllm SEATTLE
ses.ls elssfsa s 4, - tsrins
s. 49, 49, ~ ~, ~
=.
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