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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17
UNIVERSITIES SHARE HoNoRs

PRINCETON, n. J.. Feb. 16.-Prince-
ton defeated Pennsylvania at wrestling
tonight by 5A 10 l y, while Pennsyl-
vania was victorious in dual fencing
meet by the score of to 3.
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224 Randolph ST., Richmond

The symptoms Mr. Beam describes his case Of Catarrh
familiar every who suffers with this disease For i've years he
had endured the discomfort and suffering and greatly discouraged
after another failed him. When last he
realized that Caah blood disease ne knew that the former
had been wrong and only blood purifier like s. s.
could produce permanent good results.
Caarh merely affection of the membranes tits
blood disease which the circulation and
part of the system involved from impurities accumua
ing the circulation and the blood portion of the
body the catarrhal rraeS and ameS the different
surfaces and tissues unhealthy and nammaoy discharge
and producing the other well known OF the trouble
The failure of local treatment produce good results
Caarh due entirely the fact that such do reach
the of the trouble Temporary relief and comfort may often be
had by using douche inhalation but be effected
until the blood purified of the irritating
s. Caar cleansing the blood of all impure catarrhal
matter and the time building the system by its unequaed
effects 1t goes down the circulation and
Of foreign impur In words S
Caar by purifying blood surfaces and Innings
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HOW He CURED
HIS CATARRH

wrote you time giving you an account OF my
sufengs with awful of Catarrh had all the symp
which accompany this disease such dropping
back the throat constant desire to hawk and spit
feeling dryness cough and splitting upon
arising scabs forming in the which required much effort
blow sometimes causing my to bleed and leaving
me with had thus suffered for FIVE years all the
trying different local treatments Of nhaations snus
douches ETC. good effect. OF greatly
discouraged As heard from commenced S S S.
you advised and after using short while noticed change
for the better continued believing trouble
the blood S. s. made permanent for
entirely free from Catarrh.
a
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The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryvill{

Ito aHo number for
Handicap indicated in black face
f. Hopper pid
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cease stomach up the throat longer cogged with
phegm but annoying symptom Of the disease is
There but TO Caarhpury the blood and there
but absolutely safe and blood purifiers We havea
special book Catarh will send this book and also special
medical advice desired free 10 all who
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA GA.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17
Rooms Wanted.

To rent your rooms quickly insert
an ad In The Calls Rooms to Let,
column. Phone your ad to Kearny So.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17

OF the BODY are all sup
piled with healthy
blood instead of being
irritated and diseased
from a continual Satu.
ration of catarrhal ifnr
purities. T hen tn c
inflammed and irritated
membranes heal, tbs
discharge is checked.
the head noises all
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17

az SISSY. Angleface, ,
Winner b. Z. by Galveston
John, 613l Galvanic. 6l60
High price-Angleface s,
bid up from 500 to $500
last race. outfo0ting his
de up ground. Too far for
poor lot,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17
Racetrack Cases Go Over.

Jockey Gross is suffering from {
injured foot.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17

Apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17
Juarez Results

JUAREZ, Feb. 16.-The extreme cold weather
kent the attendance down at Terrazas park to-
day. Airs at to 3 the only fsvorite to
win. Summary:
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? n inutes on at 1:47 Lyman. 3 place, 50 show;
as show. Winner ch g. by Emperor of Norfolk
Sta TT bad. Won easily. Second driving. Third
: TO- Flaherty J5 Chiqueto C. Hyman Lii
Tiu m beat gate several lengths. but logged IT.
La nts. OF badly, made up ground Chiqueto no
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lme-:24, :4s l:0l 10 As. At post = nj nut
show: Bush. . place. 1 show: Banonics, J. 2 ST
by r. Ripley Scratched--5947 Yaloski, 1921 {
oud and third easily. High price-Roy Junior
Fancuil Hall 10 Denecn go. Winner bid up Il
Toy Junior best ridden horse. Tsplin saved
and when il came a drive he Cutfnish ed
was probably best Banonica hung at the nd.
Galene Gale showed early speed.
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post u minute. on at 2:59 Johnson IA
3 show; Fancy. l show. Winner b q nv
Fhyte. Start good. Won easily. Second driv-
on 10. Fancy 10. knight Deck 3. Fort John
ut race on him. made his move In final furlong
10 the rail with him, drew his whip a counIe
field safe without much trouble silver
~ stoutly. Fancy showed good speed, but was
knight Deck made poor showing He was
uld be able TO run a better race. He probably
a aiss ........-i - -
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ime-:24 %, as 3-5. 90. 1:l2. At post .
Lilium. / place, - show; Streuber, A.
Esperanza. Trained by G. Fl. Thomas.
same. High price-Hymsn L. Streuber
Hum down and won as be pleased LII
Srreuber closed well. So did Banrose.
chance from start.
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7me- "a Is. as %. I:0I Is. Iii -. A
place. / Show: kaiserho6, 6 place. 3 S
Clsrs White. Trsiped by G. r. Jones.
Sophomore. start good. Won driving,
Costa g. Moline 4. Doyalta {. Mossback
by H. G. Bedwtil and sold. Angiefat
6eIo all the way ksiserhoG closed We
70 Moline. Belle kinney made mis-
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s1e-:24 10, 40 as. 1:l5 %, i:42. At po
10 show: Downie. 5 place, So show: "
Sweet Rose. Trained By d. S. Fountain. 5
start bad. Won easily Second driving. J
Cafferata 10. Barber s. Line s. Rosegale
half and from there on 1t was only ga
badly. ran a smart race. Caferata hung
They got OF all tangled up. Randolph hi
luri0ngg.
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=. At post AZ minutts. OFF
!. 3 show; Costa. 40 show. '
ones. Scr stched-5T52 Captain
wing. Second and third easily.
shack 20, ComburY Is. Winner
Zieface ra< right beck 90 his
% well. Contra Costa also ma,
| miserable showing. A very
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-12-01
Demands of the
National Grange

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Nov. %,
Resolutions calling for drastic regula-
tions of railroads and giving the inter
state commerce commission power to
nullify eXtortionate freight and pas
senger rates we're adopted by the Ma
tional Grange, Patrons of Husbandry.
today.
Radical changes in tariff and physi-
cal valuation Of railroad trunk lines
we're also urged.
Federal aid for road improvement,
the parcels post, conservation of nat
ural resources, a national income tax,
direct election of United States sena-
tors, agricultural extension and non
partisan tariff commission we're also
favored.
The speedy construction of a ship
canal connecting the Mississippi
river with the Great Lakes; canal
lines and the dredging of navigable
rivers we're indorsed.
A central bank and ship subsidy
were opposed as was the federal bureau
of public health.
The proposal Of the insurgent mem
bers to spend $50, 900 of the S118.O 900
surplus in grange extension during
1911 was defeated, but plans for an
energetic campaign we're adopted.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-12-01
q National Grange
in Annual Session

Senators. He also con blended that
the farmer was not to blame for the
high cost of living, but rather bad
roads, excessive freight rates and the
exorbitant tariffs of commission
houses.
He declared that the Grange favored
Federal aid for road improvement, a
parcels post law, conservation of
natural resources, national income
tax and non partisan revision of the
tariff by non artisan commission.
He declared the Grange opposes slip
subsidies, a central U. s. Bank and
amendments of the oleomargarine law
in the int erests of imitation butter.
GRAND MASTER OF WASHING
TON MAKES A HIT.
That is wonderful exhibit OF ap-
Piles brought by State Master Kegley, of
Wn., where the New Jersey farm pro-
ducts are on exhibition, and is attract
ing great attention. Mr.. kegley
claims that his State can beat the
world on raising apples and has start
ed out to prove it. Several Pomona
and subordinate oranges united in
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-12-01

ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. IA = The
annual session of the National Grange
opened in the hall at the Steel Pier
at 10. 80 O'Clock yesterday morning.
A full attendance of the voting
members were present and % states
were represented by the state masters
and their wives.
The hall was beautifully decorated
with flags, streameIs, cut flowers and
pOtted plants and this work brought
exclamations of admiration from all
the officers and n EN- bers. These
decorations were the work of Miss
Lille Moore, of Mullica Hill, the
home Grange of State Master Gaunt.
Miss Moore may deservingly be called
an artist in this line and never has
the National Grange held it's sessions
in more beautiful surroundings.
GRAND MASTERS ADDRESS.
In his annual address yesterday at
noon on the Steel Pier, N j. Bacheld-
ere, Master of the National Grange
and former Governor OF New Hamp-
shire, declared in favor of a popular
vote for the election of United States
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-12-01
Char Pit Method
of Burning Stumps

THE clearing of logged off
= lands is a matter of such
great Importance to Western
Washington and Oregon that
we give it more space this
issue. We published an arti-
Gle in our last issue describing
the char-pit method, and now
we print a splendid picture of
the method. This picture is
furnished by the O. & w. Ry
which company is taking
great deal of interest in this
matter. The state has ap-
propriated money for these ex-
periments and nothing is left
undone to assist those who
have these lands to clear.
There are many thousands of
acres of these lands in Wash
ington and Oregon which have
been practically worthless be-
cause settlers could not afford
the big expense of clearing.
By this new process it will
make it possible for poor men
to build homes on these lands.
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getting up the exhibit, and the fruit
has been placed in MIR. Kegley's hands
and brought 5000 miles across the
Continent to Atlantic City without
injury. And what apples they are |!
Here are Spitzen burgs, BaldwIns,
Arkansas Black, Winter Banana,
King, and Rome Beauty. The last
named is magnificent apple and is
said to be as good as it looks. Mr..
Kegley is entitled to great praise for
his enterprise in this matter, and his
loyalty to his State.
SECRETARY'S REPORT
| am pleased to present the follwing
report as Secretary of the National
Grange for the fiscal year ending
September 80, 1910:
ORANGES ORGANIZED.
California 2. Colorado 10, Connecti-
cut l, Idaho 10, Illinois 4, Indiana 2,
Iowa l, Kansas IA, Kentucky l, Maine
6, Maryland 9, Massachusetts 7, Michi-
gan 60, Minnesota 8, Missouri 8, New
Hampshire 2, New Jersey 3, New York
%, Ohio 80, Oregon "a, Pennsylvania
30, Rhode Island l, South Dakota 8,
Vermont Ia, Washington 1O5, Wis
consin 4. Total, 400.
REORGANIZED.
Colorado 2, Delaware 6, Kentucky 2,
Maine l, Massachusetts 3, Michigan 3,
Minnesota 5, New York l, Ohio 7,
Oregon l. Pennsylvania 7, Washington
2. West Virginia 5. Total 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-07
AID SULTAN TO
GET HIS MONEY

.sffN Pee. C. The imperial
thn .. rsurt today ordered the
sipn.ssi Rank OF Berlin 20 pay 10
lna ,, uamld, deposed Sultan Of
Assa s, sS coo 600. deposited by the
49, ruler several years ago.
~. is..l,sved that the Young Turks
y y a eoll,ical wires 90 procure
~ y. e s,,ssr Of the court 40 that when
tss -. .'',n,y Is returned TO Abdul
$50 they may aviHc e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-07
Bol0 CLUB NAMES
NEW OFFICERS

ne King County Bolo club held
!. annual meeting In the CLUB
rems ia the Epler block. and after
,ssesing new bylaws 20 further
sraglhen their organization. the
arising officers were elected.
rlwsra Clifford. president. J X.
Vsksgspoon. vice president. G. l.
nan,er secretary and treasurer.
~ following were elected trus'
,ses. Cal WELDON. Jackson Sill
nsxh Allan Brant. Charles Wind
An Or Vim. Anderson. John Rcsch,
N D. nosuey and Robert Me
rrfnlek
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ELECTRICIANS
END SESSION

referendum vote will decide
ss,hsr san Francisco or Los An
- will get the next convention
~ Pacific district OF the Inter.
.,s,nai motherhood OF Electrical
wsssers who have just closed an
80 asy session &c the Labor
$500 OFFICERS were elected as
s',,,ax President. Hugh Murrin
...r.,ary. treasurer. w : Iudklns;
sssseg committee. William Heyne
IN Wilson and ". r Small
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-07

CITY AID COUNTY LoAhs
on improved ~ vacant property ~ and
per cent. any amount from $50 to $500.
Tor a long ~ abort time. and easy pay
mNGfat no delay hfuffrFanf A. ru aiE
BOSTON Block ssroHr Hrd Columbia
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DO
you
KNOW
VALUES7
n you DO you will not have 10 be told
that i1ta ~ ana 10. block ~. ailman'H
AID. With city water iu the street, ~
only qIoe eHeh, are undfrprlred They
are each bURfro fest in sire and may
be had fof $50 cash. and balance a.
oHif go monthly
HERE
rs
ANOTHER
BARGAIN.
Lots and p, block Is. paianne HW
from FhlnuaY aV ~ line They nfo
price. 1900 Would make . good
apartment house site
J.. J. SPHENGLE.
sos Arcade Bldg
Main 5i1t fnd. fEas
A paying proposition hsstaurant Tor
sale. bargain fine hotel district cheap
renf and good lHnse Must leave for Man
itgba J-tei Tho htar
WEST SEATTLE REAL estate.
y Z Gisffssf. Wei 20 IL G sssII a>,1
ENCirhtkELf - Downs Bldg TGb
second az Main efsf. Ind 1853
Tao acres. small house. cheap. fs06
cash. SOD Seventh ap
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~s-s~-~@~-~-~~ree~>-~ss>0
FuH HAfsE or EXCHANGE.
TO acres land. partly alder bottom. well
catered and some clearing IL miles
e. feWn and bar. fertile suil. good boat
service % ard from seattle. Price
fea 90 prr acre Might take Seattle
property. free and clear. ia part pay
meHt MasI be al cash price Address
= 90 HrN 1881
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Classified want ads, etc. one cent per
word minimam charge Tor any al. 10
cent? Telephone al In and W. win send
oellegter Coz payment Mails steo, Ind.
ttt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-07
READY TO PULL STR.
NORTHWESTERN OFF ROCKS

VICTORIA. B. C.. pec, Prep
rasors Esrs completed last night
ibr ne haglinK OF the steamer
EortAvsstsrn from the rocks Of San
lszn islasd today. and II everything
o. veil she should be freed from
" erilons position by noon today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-07
NIP AT SEA IS
FLYING C. q. D. SIGNALS

ATLANTIC CRY. n. J.. Dec. H.
hrre steamer flying signals Of
ssrsss, and with her tunnels gone
!, he board. was reported today
n Little Egg Harhor Members Of
ns he saving crew at Egg Hsrbor
q aaybreak prepared TO go TO the
rsrue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-07
APTclAl NorlcNA

6fENfNTN 0fhoiGfeffS0 90
Fins upheisisfius furniture rspAtgine
alsa furnttufa pAehtnE and beat work 4
sneelaitv Al wrrk guaranteed
thars - A sfa 49, Decay WAY
Nshelmsn wi.saa carpenters and
iahhsFs. sinaes and tesar Hcresns = eye.
eiaitN Matn itfei ina sist
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FuNURAL plRFcToRa

tNNFtitMuNfn a son. Professional
Directors and Licensed kfnhaimara 1871
iss ,ecpe Moore theatre both phones sta
nennsy waisan ce.. Funeral Directors
Lhlrl ~ end Univ .laLLN Ilalh nhnnaa n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-07
IDIUW ALL
1fMIIE NEW TOWN
UI1T& A
BIC FUTURE
LOTS
A RAILROAD TOWN.
A MANUFACTURING TOWN.
A COMMERCIAL CENTER.

Duvel bought there for less than
half what they worth today
500 ne invested in po'o today wi" amour" to $1,000 In short
This promise supported by facts
a ss y so snS eGp o o 9s In value faster !" %
pya railroad town Of unusual promise II e located on The
river The river nagable 10 point several miles above Du
Duval is that 1t controls the
ss and n1sS Se Of timber non sn S 10 '9 ana
puy4Ls LocATIoN on TE aaRoAps AMP TIE TIE y
oRABLY SITUATED
tories wood pipe factory and other wood working industries are
will commence in few weeks.
Duyal commercial Of great Importance u located
fully developed and dsesey populated farming districts in the
all the trade Of the hundreds Of farmers nov living
the valley
n puva had no manufacturing industries nor the prospect any
would st become the business social aud educational cen
important city
residence portion delghtfu view Of the
airsbs sI place to i've
are @s s s sa s na s ss de o has
] Of 50 feet and sasg and soms. ss9 and s9H
70 the as' pusla ssS OF " me a1s'S lots
Dava and the first lots placed on The mar
hst less than SIXTY day, ago Ise SAFE OF io IS ,p v
has already been sold.
ALREADY FIVE STORES HAVE BUILT AND ARE DO
SMITH sHoP Eric
Already We have new $4,000 school church grange
others under construction
hotel wi be constructed the future
ISN'T THIS A WONDERFUL GROWTH FOR A TOWN THAT is
ONLY TWO MONTHS OLD7
LOTS t2B
We sl have a very The business
center There
limited number OF lots offered at this price
and many have already been sold
price includes water mains and opening up Of
streets and these cheap three
price al which selling them No such
offered before hut must act al once
These lots selling fast and the opportunity will soon be
c and ace pho,oa and secure further information and let US tell
you Of development work that the railroads
doinE 10 DuvaiL
OREGON g @ASMlMG1TO
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
ii333g Henry Building. Seattle.
Everett ofnce-200s Hewitt Avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-07

IN odcr to advertise Rocheaer the ownse junction
OF TIRE" railroads going sell limited OF
beautiful level cleared lots
are worth $50 each RIGHT NOW only easy
without interest Free abstract warranty
purchase These lots lie Just a all
cleared aud ready TO put into garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-07
DIR. JOHN DUNLAP

All pclvtc diseases, genital urinary. rec
tai PILES cured without using knife 6l1
Peoples Bank Bldg. Second ana Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-07
CITY REAL EGTATE-fCenfoD.
yNes~Ns~soecsseN~e<eSNe N-eae-c~ee~eN>eN~~N
MEAI8
WOODLAND park

Nsw nye.foom modern cottage, miHsien
Finish. buffet Kitchen. Ironing board
ana cooisr, double windows in dining
room iiHht ana gas. Improvements D..
grand Sound aud mountain View, Tor
few days az fif7B. 800 cash. bal
nura fiF per month Take rhiHneY
car "a thth 81, sec T. v Evstt a CO.,
phonsH. North 10, Green Afz, open
Sundays
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the MARKETS

ne ssllsxtnx are rhs average prices
fxstsd b. sh~ to~af phnir<l,isf- 90 tesAl
Rrsdax~ sa<afs ard fed Prices In All
<~~~~ are sastr~s 70 variation srs~ratnE
fa freshness sid ssaesat strsiirmss, blt
2h~@e vrtwes. mnirsa ashrrwiss Indicated.
sxs far stgsrtly frst xrades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-07

DON'T ne LONESOME.
Interstate tntreaveins Society. tor 20.
srsetahle people. oaiY reliable marriage
sFssess sissa ana demanded Personal
inttndvrtiuns HunHa. 10 IN to-
~ SUNDAYS J to ? IN oetatrr paper
rNens III ana ~ seattle.
- % reward Tor ANY rsrsen sislaH me
tte name % tho snnt'vman whn had dtn'
nef AZ The ruiirse TIM Monday. Savnmhef
sd,p. sss On, ss ssa Rdals. sa lei 'ss
IRE star
STYLISH HANGOVER SHOP.
Hats trlmmea ayed cleared ard re-
el,sket tlumes euried and eisansa
Altssa tion nees New ara eld aNf-
MlttINERV.
JUST OPENED % SAMPLE HAT SHOP
aish ptiecd trimmsa pattern hats fef
ss. SCI AL al, n sses sss''G ns1a Is"''''
tpet eafieus teinEA lated christmas
presents rricr bookist sent free D. b
etaatleys We olae Curiosity SHOP. Get
man peek. sesftie
Fer Accurate piano wors. aad ls.seas
10 pencil. cfayun. asn etching and water
selors, esn Apartment ga wsiaStf
uoed cart rraalnss sss Hotel Naias
Htaf. tiish Thifh az. ru9m ia nqufs
~ - ;, except sandays led ssss
Ftrat class dfsssfnaksf wants morr ea-
kaNenleuia ~ the aaY. fhauea. NAtH
ltee. iad t1st rnom tas
SITE kodak enlargement 20 crnts
Jacobs fhuto. serppd fiaor "a uiaR
AatFtmeaisi nafoau. al tnlan. rcefn
~ nn uat 20 lonrift fina yuur snulnfsts
" MsnoFr Efews han asa ceres
danaruN tif CaiumhiA 81.
lost AND FOUND.
s>s~s~s>s>--~Ns~ss~s@s~s>s
H AZ
a.. usaf Doe Msrche. about 30 rura-
tAF aftefnHnuf NHufhfns postal addresses
60 @M nvr. talitns ear4s. cheek an1 Noi&
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tsoss=-A whtts apsfs dos liasna~ Ne
tHstg f39H fwuaga far FctaFn. W Nc
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-07

Waataa tfuusraerper ~ Wia0enr
wftheHt rhllfraa. Waut suule wefnan wha
sffi appreciate seed an7uw. And pnn nat
10 steady she nsaF haNa one o. t@a
afnaN ehW&FrH Address 81 " kits AEta
" Atssaa Fngua West ffs. fhaus be-
tween and m aF cali hNtNenn 3
sha ~
Wasted or Experienced chocolate dippnF
Ee~nix cantr cos gt1i rmsf az
woman wants wnsE ~ tha daa ia
ballard Phone Ballard ts8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-07

~. AaH.NN.
4 bargain. two blocks from Meridian and
Green Lake car iinra on 4. seth %
lot tnHfof With ts-tunt alley. house
five room. modern. with KaH and eicc-
tFiclty attachments and basement. lake
view. one block from school and
church No commission Co pay. Tclc-
phone North a4aT j. w Lttscomb.
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lOsI ANp FOUND.
HELP wANTEO--FEMALE
~~e~4~@@4~4~s~SN~--srer ~@@~s-eN~~-~r-~N.~se

WAN r fp--asvsfsi ysuns wosnsa villa es
witho9t sxprrf3rra. As telaphens apsF.
staFs Apply ltsa iYsh 81 titt
rhiFd az rhe Pacific TsisEhaas Q
TpisgrAph CeaneAay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-07
FURNISHED HOUSES

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The falt You pay on fufuitura Ia q
f4rrlnhad house if applied ou goods puF
Chased ~ Yourself aad paid Tor ~ ms
week. or month. would soon enable 700 20
ossa ~ We extend credit Woodhopss
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FURNISHED house Tor rent cheap. -four
rooms ana pantry. electric NEhta Phone
deacon fgtb
Partly Furnished house. four rooms
one biloxi from Green Lake car line. fia
Der month Phone Ind f7ft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-07
CITY RIA. ecrATE.


r. offer iris property at this price the
owner has Huw Instructed 800 20 make
but BE- has met Hith losses and is
compelled 10 cell A Carmrt laf eaKlaH
feet lu Eire. with house aNzfa fuii
concrete basement three reumn ga the
first floor. ard second floor finished
Off IN une ROOM. Can be paFtifl1nc8
into three or four rooms The house
b. worth the price ASKED Tor the en-
tire property This Be- within convenient
walking distance or she Green Lake
car Nnw-heHt service ben town Price
fi.o0as tgoe cash. balance payable
$50 90 and interest monthly tafat.ut
CALHOUN, DENNY a. EWING,
Alaska Building