davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-05
W5ndhQn7 Dress silks BELOW REGULAR PRICE

T4ustrous black fabrics in Taffeta, Peau- -de-Soie AIessaline Gros Grain. Peau-de-Cygne and Satin at the fol- lowing prices
 S5c Silks at 75c yard
 SLIGO Silks at S5c q yard
 $1.z5 Silks at, $11O a yard
 $1.50 Silks at s1.25 yard
 s1.75 Silks at $145 yard Two other Silk offerings of a name less brand are
 2O-inch Black Taffeta. soc yard. S6-inch Black Tafeta 85c a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-05
M he Basement

are opportunities many and exception al for the purchase of housekeeping supplies
 Enameled Sauce Pan. and e-quart, each 10c.
 Enameled s-quart Pudding Pan, 1Oo. Two or s-quart Tea or COnss Pot. 29c.
 Galvanized Coal Hod. ssc value. 15e. Galvanized Chamber Pail. tTo value. S5c.
 Galvanized Water PsIl 800 value. 1sc.
 59c.
 Willow Hampers. 1i.5o value. S1.19, Medium-size Food Choppers. sso. Floor Mops. 500 value. ssa. Glass Wash Boards. 45o value. SSo, Guaranteed Clothes Wrinser. 4R.sS. Sheet Iron Dripping PGnA 1Oo. Self Basting Roasters. S9o. Nickel Finish OH Heaters. S4.aa. Nickel Lamp. complete. sIsa. Tubular LanternA 42o.
 Ten-arm Folding Clothes Dryen SO. Mrs. Potts Sad Irons. set of three. 98c.
 Copper Bottom Wash Boiler. e1.la. All Copper Nickel Plated Tea Kst- tie, 79c
 Pressed Water Glasses, each au. Thin Blown Table Glasses, sscn e. Colonial Tumbler. each ao. Three quart Covered Bean Jar. iSe. Six-inch Jardiniere. isc. Decorated Cups and SauoerA. a set at 10c.
 Colonial Glass Water Sets. oonuiat- ing of pitcher and six glasses. 7bo. Four piece Glass Tea Sets, 6Ss. -112-piece Decorated Dinner sssu, $15.OO value. at $S.9s.
 Toilet Sets Lamps, Jsrdinlsres Statuary, Japanese and China wara are all reduced in price.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-05
White UndergarmentS

Handsomely made garments Of good quality cotton. in a wide variety of styles and trimmings at prices much lower than usual from 1215c to $1.O0 for this sale are Sc, 1211c 21c, 44c, GAG. S4c.
 Drawers. worth from 25c to $1.0O, now are 21c 44c, 64c, S4c.
 Night Gowns. usually soc to $2.00, for this sale are 44c, 64c, S4c. s1.19, s1.64.
 Chenise, usually soc to $2.OO, for this sale are 44c, S4c, $1.19. s1.64.
 Skirts. regularly s1.0O to S2.5O for this sale are Sic. $1.10. $1.19, $164, $1.9S.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-05
Petticoats
c0rsetS for 69c

Several styles which are recent dis cards of the maker, hence this unusual offer of known brands, such as w B. Thompson's R. & G., Bay State. Corsets usually S1.00 and S1-50 now 6ec
 Another great Corset offering is that of soc Corsets at 36c-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-05
Women S Dress Skirts
Misses Dress Skirts

in lengths. 34 to 37 inches for this sale. $500 Skirts are offered at $3.50-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-05

STOCKS 
 
 
  lD STAPLE MERCHANDISE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09

! : T 80 TINTTT z ? u =" TTITIT7 7
feasNHNfeHsFsHsFsasA 49, -. =.
FORT OnOHuH
LAND tNUHnAHfNu rs VALUE
atlHalaE taa

FORT NnntuM
LAND iNrHnAaiNu tN YALum
NNHRN DAT
HAme prices ia eur buyers 80 advance
if you Buy from us ony $500 rER
ACME TO-DAY MINT YEAR rIm
LAND Will uE uoNnHrtY
WORTH FROM $500 no go 90 rnR
AcWN Hlch auil pari apon meadow
rest easily cleared with One small fre
COME ANn TALK TO oun MEN
WHO HANn JUST coNr powN
fitnM uNH LANDS no rAEH ur
fhN NEXT nATcu or aErrLnns
tN@h AND NnE rHEM AND JOIN
NhNr WEEKS HAPPY nuNcm VOC
are bound Go make bis money A
Fortune eah be- made ty anyone who
huIa TO-DAY. Look az the men in seat
fin eha bought Uinsestn land We
ttANN cLuHEstN LAND ron aALE
ar Low PRICES reit 0rarao rf.
huno 40 1uiy snl Says BE- E>rECrH
iooaa PEOPLE uN NENr YEAR
Ave you seine 60 he one ~ these Tor.
tune huhtsraf csme aienF maks un
yeur mind THE feai natats market
is dcst bus COR FoH 0eatss lands afs
telf much alive aud 81 ave eur huY
HN"H ttaHHN N"H NHH HNaN "NNnA HH
csnwt pass them uhha-dea
Wa sotn t.sta ACRES oN MONDAY
Two WHOLE aecgioNH rr WAS
INDEPENDENCE DAY Won rHE
NrNrRH THEY WuUuur TWEfn
INDEPENDENCE TteY famr in ard
teos "a Nish q smsu snni rhey are
Hning up seat year where theirs viii BE-
comfort aHa safa Nau can So az
tolls faaf lf 500 are pinnHur Thts
81 noe Important 20 decide. ~ long a.
Yoa boy Yaas farm tedag
WHAT ~ IMPORTANT fs To nE.
CinE 20 uuv TODAY. WHILE THE
LAND ls CHEAP
II Yeh ars a man - iuaNnehL remse
and sfe as apd read auf haw pam-
phist. rita TuA.ERs FHEAauBEs
LAND tia en- sTesrenrf
NORTH COAST LAND co. TIA.
Vancouver n
CanHal raih Ia ffas. 600
msuk References
asiuaE Axsats. DAVIES a CO.
sit American nank mag.
seattle wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09

? o o o 90 o g o o o oop o o 90 oooooooo g
80 NORTH PARK $40 Monthly. 0
oooooooooooooooo o
u FORrYFoOT LOTS o
\ JusTIFIABLE PRIDE o
WE ara proud Of the buyers of NORTH PARK lots ana o
You will and the list buyers you viii o
pride fully Justified Among number
several fine Capitol m homes aud several prominent
real estate agents o
PERMANENT HOME SITES o
While large percentage of the lots purchased for
hent home nes and numerous homes are already under con
suctou. the the
poruneu offered aud have bought large number Of che lots
EASY SELLING o
We have handled subdivisions and around Sc
ne bat have had anything that required little e
tort to sell as NORTH PARK o
WITHOUT A COMPETITOR
II Is without competitor II s priced right and being
sold on terms within Ga" reach OF every We make no apo
, this necessary.
Every lot cleared aud grubbed Every lot has city water
and sidewalks ia and paid for Every lot Is level high and sight
, NJ. with good view Of Sound aud mountains q
NORTH PARK macndam boulevardH. with
limo the addition another within
REMEMBER o
There cneumbranees Of kind o
character ON NORTH PARK
WE'LL HELP you o
build home NORTH PARK. wen help o
you. Come 10 our office and talk u over o
CONE OUT SUNDAY %
Take Phnney Avenue s5th and Greenwood where 70
saieamen branch office win show the o
PUGET LAND COMPANY o
tlbti6 white building o
) o 1000 oooooooo 600 o o o
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WATER FRONT.

Nr-r4rN~N.~N~lN4Nse 0-TN04~sT(s09TsTe1~1N
z ACRES. nice piece OF water
front property; close to wharf;
good boat service. You can live or
camp there and transact business
in Seattle. 1880. TERMS.
n. NJ. HARDWOOD,
$40 BAILEY BUILDING.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09
EARNS AND GARDENS.

.0~NNNNo~~~~~~~
eso0 for my f2h acre place, north 9f
the city. house. barn, chicken runs. lVt
chickens aud all farm tools fine tttls
home $50 down and - per month.
Zee owner. room q. Times Hids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09

sirf hHB COUNTY LOANS
on improved of rrcHnf pf0pefy hi ana
pff cent. anY an0unt from 40 n 1872.
fnr Il long 0f snort tins, and easy bag.
furnfBt no delay NfuftaYanf q Coz 81
Boston Block Hoc0nd ard Columbia
Private money ~ loan or Improved
property $50 DELAY sss Empire sag
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hoard Avp ROOFS


isls,s N<,r.eer4~ee~.~<.~.
t'ffe eaeO ~ FkOPLE ARR SOW
Yo5rs .s4yek ~ TIE EgIffrY
rz,AksR III Ii 7ffF 81 't-s q y
IN ~ THEY cAN HFurf9.F rtfe
fsIji.ea,, w lNf WE WANT a. 500
T9r ro 800, ~ Eks AND VIZ "a vsr
f5t " 9rSylA - WE WILL REf.f.
t1jvr 1873 80. At ACTUAL cOsT
u f5f ~ e, s s.esf.t FOR HAHDf.TNG
Rlsp WOULD ~ pI.EkaFn ~
n yuleyb eAI.E Ar THE gFPff,g
e1Npt1y htItTr Cooperative
hs rt,,.fs CENTRAL. nrIf.D-
Afkfoe astD Az, BETWFFg
mn dr, 49, egi.ifMHIA SITS %.
A3eI0ck ." EVENINGS TILL ,
,sssF ss,y HsstaaFantg fins business
naas cows VA s,4sa 1895 Rainier Hlyd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09

CITY REAL IsLAIE - l Cert
YOUR CHANCE
Client Hnyn. "Muat sell my LOTS
will stand the loss" Two lots,
25xiO9. near car. north end; gar.
den soil sl95 each. small pay
ment down
1910 American Bank Bldg
$500 VIII taf neai i.room house oom-
rieirly Furnished. citF water in. chime
closet food fiaaafa floor blnn sfc. lot
f9fi00. fenced. ana good gufn1uHe T1ha
s'a A.a'9 ~ t.t - >, 10. .,s'9a fi
81 Terms 20 minutes from Pioneer
aguafe
My i0t. npe foom hauBa 900. $50
duHu. balance $40 b month cry water.
inquiro fpr francher Atlantic Eiig. g.
tANHiHi HiNff
WEST sEkTTLE REAL ESTATE.
s-e-Tses-SsFs see~e|ee-e@eafsN-1,Ssr~~r
rNcLuHivELg ~ Downs ni6a, 7ob
fssena ~ MaiH 1855 10 f1sa
FoH SALE - MISCELLANEOUS.
DOORS. WINDOWS.
SASH. BUILDERS
HARDWARE, PAINT.
tho buttder
.==---- needs 81 say.
M /. !. !. (. II. I. 4. !. !. !.
| ,..-=sz=-,a las ~ from 20
% 90 pet cent
NI& Ill sharred by re-
| ~ | from the mill
- All aud save mid
/ ~ | diefufu'H q
pence hna
/ t-HHiaa prnfita Here
ere a feM
e------------- prices selected
fifsi cisea sad satisfaction guaranteed
cfgss fhnsl doors f1r pasniins -,
Neu "cfaftHman" OF "Aisflqh' style
front o. nesf daor. dear glass ~. rs
Cottage Front Door ornamental Al.
Hsndsons vssnbuls Doors rieh !.
i've. L1ish, Windows ebsaE raj
COTTAGE FroIt Windows. plata TOP. as
Cross Panel Cupboard Doors J. 81.
raisis. vafaish. shinsis a,aias brushes
cALL on send ron CATALOGUE
o u WILLIAMS CO.
1919 Western Az. near Madison
Seattle Both l'hones-~---N wash
$50 buya l.zGe pound herss, sEs =.
Warranted tH every respect Green sat
ses ga ~ corner AursrA
The Marvel sslf-uorhlnx washer. al
taFh % water faucet the Inachlns does
the rest. used 20 scii fof tls. few left
81 tis fas tfth AZ. East see. tnd zfa8
Trade ~ n sarus money Msn .
80 sample suits. tifss Trade fpora
1ur StsM Third
Supplies Tor moving picture theatres
hoii uchets. slides etc o. v TraExarah
1919 ftrsi Az
small heussBosf vel located. gegd
anfina water Phone u 1888. o. cali
foes ~ SeWtpa a.
IA .hats eaak stove with wafer coil
81 90 love grocer Maln stss.
Nsw pianos Tor rent. rent applied On
purchase Never Toner. tif Union -
FOR SALE-WOOc AND COAL
a.N-~~~se~~e~~e~~-N-N~~~~e
1feat Western Fuel GO Coal. 81 10.
min wood. y 30 load " iTi4 Ind sfts
SEATTLE FUEL Co.
NH Woad o. tgl coal g. 50.
M4aH HsfEs Lad 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09

FREE EXCURSION TO OREGON.
We have large and small ranches
in Rogue. Applcgate. Illinois.
Umpqua and willamette river
valleys. also east or the noun
tains. large and small tracts i'm.
proved aud unimproved fruit
land at Roseburg. Grants Pass
and Medford. suitable for syudi.
eating and subdivision We can
place you on a homestead or des-
ert claim. homestead rellnquissa-
menfA. etc. We can trade high.
class city property. Call aud see
llat and get particulars
APPLETON COMPANY.
Ground Floor, White Building.
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noRTTfwEgr THu8T a nAFE DE-
FDFfT co.. NirHf ~. aHd Coialn Bis -
fCoiman HuiafuEy. Invites applications
Tor ionnt from 81 190 e. 5000 On ifn-
prov 81 aeaftia feHidencs property IN
established dNtficta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09

M ~ reach Bath House open. Summer has come at
nassf Is line II changes minute not every
guarantee It's cleanliness There will be no rowdles
Che osss sisters daughters to In contact with
Ne nu come In and rest u won't cost you cent NO
you 70 spend anything have cottages to rent
y Ye. pIsan Watch t0morr0ws ad. Ah Point car, cor
tHea way and Occidental Get off at Halter Beach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09

Loans 90 realty furniture pianos. GEO.
Oscar b janseH a 20 fnut dlf Hefihffn
Bank Sag fih ma Pike
Loans "a fufnifufe. horses, ete. VIZ
liam Maaen. roam III hsN InIk Hl1F
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09

ch~ap~ta acres on rrpui laka north
% Seattle. ste fine laying hsus fresh
cuaa 80 belgian hayes zeQ homer
plfesna fruits ana flowers. close 70
schools ard stores I have made fortune
here Wars 10 retire. oulg 81 see terms
ffa apnu, fla per month. " seid quick
See sam Sutter On Steamer Venus. Pier g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09
S,II:sSssaoScscsssaa.c ~,
>,..oesIgloIrls.IlJl,I.., .l..IILLss.ssJsIass.oo.
DIR. EOlT

DIR. holt
IAN. ELECTRICITY x-FNy light cure.
vibration. BEST EQUIPPED OFFICES
~ SEATTLE Eyes treated glasses fit-
ted. TreEtrnentn Sc ss7 Peoples
bank BidK .pd ard PIKE
ELASTIC HOSIERY
He'd nfeEa. zlA Arcade slid4nF
t.OIn AID rIIsYH rIATING
uAT MAkEH~
10 MIR Z : q -. IN 'ffssf az.
Hats cleaned ans Stocked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09

BALLARD SNAP.

tsFs---s rsasn heass Ana lo'. ~ hierhs
frasa paved street. nrar aad % Ballard
siesH e. ear tisa cash. balance
mentally
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WEST 8EkTTLE REAL ESTATE.
N-e~seeesseesee00ese-es NSse~esesersSaSer-Nsy
d Nlnfff, Wsai Seattle ufai Latafs
FNCLtNiFELF ~ Downs HifE 49b
fsfand MaiH 1850 I'M ffga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09
Clnasified DlrectorY.

N~c~S~ey@eeyo~
RATES tH TIfla DEPART HEHI
Am CENTS YER LihE gHDeH
NDT CALLED DH YOU PHONE
MEsEAGE no mhfN 1900 or I'D At
Will HEfHg fffH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09

y r. sTRfWE rpHS nANfN
JOHN DAVIS q COMPANY.
Tps Asrsnd Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09

fs acres. Z acres in lake. very nice.
nsaF navy yard terms Phone owner.
81 7EIa
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w = DANNER q co
7se FOURTH Az

pUEE HOMEsTEADs ~ THE Pa
NOUS APPLE AND WfiEAT BELT
or WABHfNoTON-caa locate few
aholra claims with running water.
TAKE $50 acres. live II months on same.
ana you can buy Il ~ 81 % AN ACRE.
Also have a few good desert claims
you don't have 20 i've on All THIS
lana will be worth tioo soon. Call or
send 2sc fof a4-page BOOK how % get
one 400 for land maps.
n T. FOHREHT SURVEYOR,
HaruuH 40 f 4HT.
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ff0i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09

ess@y~sssA~-e~.eaees.e s,e~@s>-~s~s-~.|e
Rates boz inis column are } esaf q Wnff
Ten words no cents
s.ssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09

CITY REAL EbTbft-fCont)
sese@ssNrae00seeste eses~0f-~sN-~s-nele-r
Rates in inis solana are esai wofi
Ten words 10 cents
....ss.s ssss.ss.
by buying stock ia the 4"
Equity Cooperative Com
pnny YOU become your own
merchant You DO not con. .
tribute 20 the trusts. you 3"
put the profits IN your own
pockets. $500 down and
$500 monthly iH all you
have 10 pay From the .
time you make The first .
payment you will receive
immediate benefits ~ our .
store. formerly Carney. .
buchanan Company. iil3- .
Iti6.tif1 Second Rv Call .
az the office Of the com
pany for further iuformn.
ton. 54D Central Building.
on at the store office
open evenings tiil Q o'clock .
sssss -
BUY LAKE WASHINGTON
WATER FRONT TRACTS
AT $3.50.
on the SEATTLE SIDE OF THE
LAKE aud just NORTH or THE
UNIVERSITY. You can have
your choice now Of this large
6b0.acro tract which We are
grubblng and clearing A few
CHOICE LOTS AT 800
Terms $40 down and 81 monthly.
New macadnmized boulevard
runs through center OF this land.
Weekdays we take you In our
AUTO and SUNDAYS on our
FREE LAKE EXCURSIONS
We sell nearly every one that
We show Birdaeye view circu.
lars, maps. etc. az our office.
SEATTLE HoMEsEEKERs' CO..
i0s CHERRY ST. fGround Floor
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WOODLAND park
.lBSTRIGlr

Nsv nre-rb0sn nsnfsrn cottage large
ferfas standard piamhing fhrusFhnnf 3
ilaht. gns GRADED street ana efiks 90
Nifr lHf ard ssiGt tssfhnasd. four hiaska
- rafk ant Eninnsf A. ear good Fisa
~ NaHnd ard Hnnunfsins Price ouif
HtAte ttts cash. halRnre taA per rnunfh
TaAs HMiNu~F rar % ssh 81 aFe 4.
" NNstt a Co Phones Nasth tt lnd
waite as ur~a Sundays
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WANTED TO sUV-FuRNtTuRE

@~@s~~r~~-~-~@N-~-@~~~~~
Grand Eapid hsctlou ard HturnEn Ca
t42a-aq NiFnt as. pays hiEhrNf price fer
f1ratfurr aaA household ru"aa OF wifi
sell % eemnaission- Main 7tass T. stis
tAlara w. itla lsf N tsEe ina kans
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FOR SALE on EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
-~~~~~-NeN~~~~~~--~~s~-~~~ o~~e~~~~~~~-~~~~o~-s
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
sts-AcRE WHEAT FARM EAsrERS
MAEHfNGTpN. tfa under plough. all
fssssa nss soll ne ls,s.g''l sr. noes.
Ter vacant o. Improved n.ty property
INCOME PROPERTY 40 rAc.tTM
house Seattle. renfsd term lease fs.gee
For sale o. alii skrhAnEs for East 81
Ae1nieln fruit iand fhss 10 iastas
u yssrs tssJ
f.nooM RESIDENCE AND TWO LOTS
~ SEATTLEs best residence district.
70 exchange for orchard iands tsal
FISE sse.AcHE FARN MILE FRONT
on BAY. with fine beach. 80 acres
rrup. several acres bearing orchard.
modern t-roam house. cattle and horse.
itnpiemenis milk house. fruit house.
etc. chickens. farming Implements
abundance 81 water. not FAR from Ia
coma. best offer ever made Will ex-
change foF seattle property Everything
goes with the place. ttll
PACIFIC INVESTMENT CO.
fig American Bank hidg
-
81. -sesits. near rhiunsy av car. on
esth - ali assessments in and
paid, For cottage or coed acre
aEa.
az. s9o--io per cent income property.
near sth and Denny Way. 80
rise. for exchange for home
will loan 80 per cent on cur
valuation.
90 AcREs fns bottom land near
Everett futerurban car line. large
small tFacts for exchange for
small houses OF income property
Ia city.
COMMONWEALTH SECURITY
CO.
H ~ HcrriH CT let Ave. = n Rhodes
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COZ pYRNFs

All4 B1NNES
WILL BIZ AT FAUNTLEROY
PARK SATURDAY AFTERNOON
AND ALL DAY SUNDAY TO
SHOW you THOSE BEAUTIFUL
QUARTER. ACRE TRACTS OVER
LOOKING THE PARK AND
SOUND PURE SPRING WATER
PTPED TO THE ADDITION.
THESE TRACTS ARE SELL
INC FAST. AND you WILL
ONE. PRICE $3.50 PER TRACT.
TERMS. $500 CASH. BALANCE
fiaa9 MONTHLY. INQUIRE AT
fCE.CREAM PARLOR AT PARK
FOR COL. BYRNES
JOHN H. WHITE co.
407 ORIENTAL BLOCK.
MAIN 220a IND 1882.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-17
ANNOUNCING OUT
FOR 1911 MITCHELL
Many Improvements Made in
Wisconsin Company's
New Car.

The announcement of the 1911 Mitchell
IS out.
Although the car for 1911 viii be prac-
tically the same in appearance as it was
I'm 1910. the improvements and refine
ments noted are OF a kind which have
appealed to well-informed purchasers.
The 1911 car will be fully equipped with
top, lamps, horn, magnetic. and larger
tires than heretofore The slogan for
1911 has been made, "a bigger price but
no higher profits" The Mitchell Road
ster' of the 1911 model will sell for 81 DO
An advertisement yesterday enormously
gave the price as Sl,250.
4 feature which the Mitchell Company
has instituted TO 1911 is the establish
ment of a Mitchell Service Depart
ment" An executive officer Of the or
ganiZatiOn has been placed at the head
of this new department which already
is under way. It viii be his duty TO
keep an eye on Mitchell cars wherever
they may be. 1t is TO him or his su-
bOrdinateS that Michel owners are re-
Quested 10 go for aid or suggestions
when a particularly trying trip results
in the troubles that visit all automobile
owners. He will be the dispenser of
contentment to all Mitchell owners
through the medium of advice and aid
in making right what wrongs crop up.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-17
Advance Continues Despite Free Profit Taking
READING IS AGAIN PACE-MAKER,
WITH GAIN OF PIP POINTS.
STREETS GOSSIP.

Pacific. New York Central Locomotive
and number OF other stocks sustained
slight declines; the maximum advance
was only in Reading
Eastern interests nave followed the
manipulation usually with stop orders
protecting their commissions. In many
brokers' offices the customers room is
filled with watchers waiting tor the
price to reach the point where they can
gel out on stocks accumulated some
time ago.
Considerinls the advance that haI been
established without much of a reaction,
10 would seem as If the time could not
be SO very far away when il .goUld be
natural TO expect a setback.
From PlttSburg comes the story that
the Jones * Laughlin mills have laid of
many men. that the Carnegie inter
mills ct Sharon, and that the Woods
Run plant Of the Pressed Steel Car
Works would shut down November /.
unless orders Increased materially
The latter plants employ 1900 10
5000 men.
The equipment companies aye hope
ful of an increase in orders in the
event OF the railroads obtaining the
right to mark up freight rates The
Street considers that the railroads
case has been greatly benefited by
labOr's action, and the testimony Of
the officials before the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
The little hesitation that developed
midway in the second hour after the re-
coVery from the early show of an easier
tendency proved but 10 be a rest, FOR
the list started again with more wind 20
its sails and still higher prices following
each other TO higher levels.
ON this rise Reading touched 1898. as
compared with a closing on Saturday
Of 1873. Union Pacific stopped for the
moment at 11z3s, gain Of over point,
and Steel made a new high on this
movement at ~ a net point gain. The
advance IN steel plainly recalls the
movement that carried il to 945- some
months ago. II was a bull market all
right and the bears were unhappy, while
the prCdt-takers in some instances were
buying back part Of their securities
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-17
BONDS WERE FIRM.
POTOMAC 5'S ACTIVE
Dividend of S1.2O a Share
on Washington Gas-Stock
Sales 70 to 70 II.

Local securities were moderately &C
tive with a large part Of the days bust
ness confined 70 Potomac Electric Con-
Solldated o per cents. The price Of these
bonds. 10U5, Is considered attractive 10
investors, the security back OF them
ample A small sale Of Gas Certificate
6s was made at par. Gas IS were not
offered. The best bid was To-
Much interest attended the opening
Of the call on Gas shares. Five shares
were taken at 795z, a number OF shares
more AT the same price, and then at -.
The stock Is ex-dlvidend and the divi-
dend is $40 a share or on the basis
of $40 annually on each share, the par
value Of which is 81. On the basis Of
ESQ q share the present dividend would
indicate a E per cent straight invest
ment. Dividend IS payable November l.
Georgetown Gas sold az Co.
Capital Traction slow. but firm at 20
Railway preferred Sslz- No sales OF
typeSerters.
A sale Of Title Insurance was made
at Co and a little Washington Market
stock at 1872.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-17
FALL RIVER DENIES
HIGH DEATH RATE

FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct 1.-THE
FaIl River board of health cannot un-
derstand how the Government statisti-
clans arrived at the high death rate
given for this city-I9.1 per 1.O00-making
if next to New Orleans, the highest in
the country.
In 1903 there were / 96s deaths here,
which, based on the very conservative
estimate Of ll5.000 Of population, gave a
death rate Of 1709 II the rate should
be based on tho Government census of
this year, 1855, il would be but 1858.
We're il based on the census of 1900 the
rate would be 1910.
Whichever way they calculate il, the
members Of the board Of health cannot
conceive i'm what m-Iner the Govern
u.ent officials reached the large fis0Te of
IA accredited 10 Fail River.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-17
LOEB QUESTIONS
EMPLOYEES ACTIVITY
Endorsement of Stimson by Gus
toms Mems Association Sur
priSes Collector.
priSes Collector

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-WuHam Loeb,
II, collector OF the port CT New YORK,
has announced that he Will BEGIN an
investigation OF the alleged political
activity on the part Of the customs en-
plOyes-
The United States Customs Employees
Benevolent Association, al a meeting
last Thursday night, adopted & resolJs-
lion iudOTslug The Republican state
ana county candidates for The various
Offices from Henry l. SuimsOu down.
and agreeing Ito work early and lzts
from now until election day for the IL
terest Of these candidates"
Mr.. Loeb said that he was surprised
that any customs men would deliDe--
ately violate the civil service rules sue
the executive orders against political
activity on the part Of Federal en-
plOyes.