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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-11

ment and bargained for the purchase or for the price at which the fire should be extinguished. Naturally he became very wealthy.
 Bridgeport proposes an immediate small addition to municipal endeavor the establishment of an electric light works.
 This would require assmall increase in the force of public employees. All the electric light companles in Con 1 500 men. Not more than 50 men, perhaps, would be needed to operate | a municipal electric light plant, and | this number is probably over esti- mated.
 Compared with the employees in the public works department, the school department, the fire department or the police department it will be seen l that the number is small. But says our contemporary:
 '"The political wirepulling of po- licemen and firemen in American cities are always conceded to be municipal government has to con- tend. To increase the number of public employees by taking over Of public utilities would be to increase the evil a hundred fold"
 AnJ in this statement is the main difference between ourselves and our contemporary.
 The City of Bridgeport has in its service about 1000 persons. This is more than would be necessary to operate the water. gas, electric light and trolley plants, in so far as these plants serve this city and its immedi- ate suburbs.
 The entire payroll for all these utilities would not represent more tha GOO employees. How then could ay evil growing out of the presence of public employees be increased a hundred fold, or even two fold? As for gas, water and electric light, they would not altogether add as many employees to the payroll as are now embraced in the teaching force.
 But what is the evil worked, "by the political wire pulling" of police men and firemen? Is it that some times they demand and obtain more pay? But so do the employees of private persons. There is nothing in the fact of being a fireman. or policeman that makes a man do evil against the public veal.
 Tn fact all modern tendencies point not to the need of suppressing the political activities of firemen and po- l:cemen, but to the need of suppress ing the political activities of the men who own the public utilities and operate them for private benefit.
 It was not firemen and policemen who made the 20 year water con- tract. It was not firemen and police men who fought the public utilities bill.
 We hespeak the support of our
  hrm's municipal ownership program. Nobody buys electricity of the elec- | tric light monopoly that has a con- siderable use, and money to estab- fish plant of his own. The How land Company the big hotels Of | Bridgeport, the factories of Bridge port, manufacture their own cur rent.
 Why must the municipality be | slave to private monopoly? Why | shou,d dn't the householders have the | advantage of electric light at a price ! which they can pay, the more espec- iaJly since the city must always struggle with these monopolies for the possession of the government, so long as the monopolies continue to exist and to find profit in being en- trenche6 in government?
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-11
GAS IN CHICAGO

The present charge for gas in Chi cago is S5 cents per thousand feet Prof. Edward W. Bemis, an expert has just reported, after a lengthy in- vestigation, that further reduction should be made to, 76 cents for the first year, 70 cents for three succeed ing years, and 65 cents thereafter The company now pays dividend of z per cent. and has accumulated a large surplus.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-11
English French Capital
HOTEL KAATERSKILI,

HUTEL hAAI IEkSkILI In the CatslxiIl Nfountains-EIeyatio 5000 Feet-The Rejuvenation of
 This Famous Resort
 The first time this hotel has been leased. MT. Louis Frenkel, for IA years proprietor of the Hotel Albert has leased this hotel, and has reno vated and put it in first class condi- tion. Climate and location uneuualed in either Europe or America. Up to date Garage, Boating, Fishing, Golf. Tennis Excellent accommodations for Conventions. Assembly rooms seating 1000 persons. Symphony Or chestra. Special Attractions and Tn fIucements for the Younger Set. HARRISON S. DOWNS. Manager Booking Office, Berkeley Lyceum, 1S
 West 44th St.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-11
MUST GO TO CHURCH
(Ridgefeld Press.A

How many people know that there is law adopted by each of the thir- teen original states, and which re. mains on the statute books to-day. re- quiring every man, woman and child over a certain age GA years) to at tend divine service at least once or Sunday unless prevented by a justifi able cause? If this law was enforced in Ridgefeld( (and it can bel how many non- church -goers would it af- feet?
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-11
WOMEN.S HANDKERCHLEFS

HALT PRICE. HEMSTITcHED AND EMBROIDERED HANDKER- CHIEFS OF PURE LINEN AND ALSO OF SHAMROCK LINEN, WHICH WERE 50 CTS,
 25 CTS, SALE PRICE. HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS OF PURE LIN EN- PERFECTLY PLAIN, REGULAR PRICES FROM 1T TO 25 CTS
 13 CTS, 2 FOR 25 CTS. PURE LINEN HAND EMBROIDERED INITIAL HANDKERCIIIEFS, REGULAR PRICE 13 CTS
 CTS, 8 FOR 25 CTS. LAWN SACQUES dainty styles at clearance, 1.OO and upwards, greatly from former prices
 Second floor. WOMEN'S SUNBONNETS of checked gngham light figured percale 25
  Tl1r 3. M Rrun Gnntpanr.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-11

deed, has been made in staying the deaths of children over one year, but the reaper works as successfully as of yore among the babes in their first twelve months
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-11

Nuggets in the K. of C. Club.
 P 6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-03
Big Crowds Come
For free Medicine

Tremendous crowds turned out
yesterday 10 visit the new medical
offices established here by Prof.
James N. Munyon, the worid-fam-
Gus health authority. II was esti-
mated that nearly $50 persons
called to take advantage OF the
offer Of free advice and test treat
Inents made by Munyon's physi-
Many of those who came had used
Munyon's preparations before. and
they called TO tell Of remarkable
results secured.
- Dine woman, who had suffered
;5k5sn rheumatism and been relieved
~ the new uric acid form Of treat
Dent. which Is now being intro
yuced. told of her experience. She
bald:
4 came down here today Just to
tell about the wonderful cure had
from Prof. Munyon's new uric acid
Treatment ! had chronic rheuma-
itism and stomach trouble for nearly
lsIx years. Sharp. shooting pains
would attack me In the back and In
the limbs often laid awake all
night with the pain. Ny stomach
also bothered me great deal. /
car never tell ali OF the agony !
Endured. I would suffer pain after
try meal and had headaches and
sr.ttackg Of dizziness every day.
tried slI kinds OF remedies. but
I nothing helped me. / was In San
Francisco not long ago. and called
on Prof. Munyon when he was
there. One OF his doctors told me
fright away what my trouble was.
fsaying that | had chronic rheuma-
jfism resulting from uric acid poison
l caused by malassimilation OF food In
the stomach. He put me On course
Of treatment, and / began 10 feel
tho effects within a week MY
rheumatism gradually left me, and
found | had a better appetite and
could sleep at nights. Within q
month I was entirely we'll again.
The change in my condition was 30
gradual thai hardly realized what
wonderful benefits | had been get
fling, and was astonished sudden
/ly 70 findi { was entirely cured.
That was nearly three months ago.
and ! am stiii well, and. In fact.
completely cured Just think this
Munyon treatment Is the grandest
thing on earth, and want every one
TO know H.
Munyon's offices In Seattle are
located In the Globe building. First
Az, near Madison, where he main
tains staff of physicians who give
free advice 10 the sick and ailing.
Office hours from 10 In the morning
to s at night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-03

Mates. and quite few iusf plain
people were present AZ the initial
performance given In the Metropolis
tan President Douglas. nf the Met
fopoiisan building Co. John G. His
gins. OF the University board OF re-
gents. and Marc Kisw. OF the famous
klaw a Erianger theatrical trust,
made speeches
Then came Jumping Jupiter.
with Richard Carrie and Edna Wal.
lace Hopper. and whole 10, OF com
edy. good singing. a gooi-looking
chorus. and not much OF plot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-03
RIDING ON half Fares NOW

Students OF the state university.
Of the business colleges Of Seattle
and OF the public night schools. are
preparing to take advantage OF the
fuiira Of the corporation counsel
that all school children are entitled
TO haiti fare on the street cars.
Prof. q. L. Miller OF the Seattle
business college announces that he
will Issue 10 each OF the students
of his institution entitled to the half
fare rate a certificate setting forth
the fact. which certificate the stu.
Gent may present 10 street car con
ductors as a claim to the half fare
privilege Similar action will prob
ably be- taken by the Wilson Bust
hess college
Students of the university who
have occasion TO ride to and from
school have taken the matter up
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Practical Jokers Swelled Harvest
of Death

herd. although awakening to their
danger when the wall OF water WAS
upon them and death aud ruin were
all abonf Even Mary Decker. the
telephone girl who flashed the
news. frs, thought that the jokers
we're al work again. but on looking
through her window. the wall OF
water was In sight
BurisIs OF the bodies OF those who
sgccumbed In the flood and fire
were begun at dawn today. Only
few bodies are mangled. most OF
IN. victims having met death by
drowning.
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scMlEY's FUNERAL

WASHINGTON. Oct. s-~Ar'
rangements are In progress here
today for the funeral OF Admiral
Winfield s. schley. the hero OF San.
tsago. who died Suddenly In New
York yesterday The funeral will
be The most Imposing which the
national capital has Witnessed
since that OF the martyred psesl.
dent. VIM. Mckinley. twelve years
ago
The navy department Is arrang.
Ing to have the burial In the Ar.
lington cemetery. with great p0mp
and display. The warshsps anchor
cd in the Potomac river viii fire a
salute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-03
STATES RIGHTS

DENVER. Colo. Oct with
federal control OF the public domain
hoIxelessiy rejected snd the banuer
Of states rights waving triumphant.
~ In It's place. The Public Lands
Congress adjourned At noon today,
after listening 10 an address on con.
servasIpn subjects b. President
TAFT. fxr.
Al a resxion last might the con
Kre&s rxnpdiated the federal CON
trot proposition. turning down geso-
buttons In lis favor submitted AT the
meeting. aud b. vote Of f5s TO Is
adopted< the states rights resolu-
ton
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and viii kfek simttnf CeftfficateH
from the authorities OF that insti.
tuition.
Zoe smith. who brought this mat.
tor 10 an issue with the company
and the city authorities. said today;
n think there can be no question
that al parsons under the age OF n
wears attending schools. public or
nrtyats. aud riding to aud from
school. are entitled 10 the half fare
priviiege The ordinance does not
qualify the word school. os all
classes OF schools are included.
Neither does II qualify a. TO age ex.
cept insofar as the word children
MAY be- considered a qualification.
| assume that the word children In
this connection womb be Inter.
presed by the conrts to mean
minors"
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Four important matters are to
come before the Progressive Repub-
1ican league at meeting which IL
TO be held In Eilers hall. Third
Nv. aud University st. Friday night.
Oct. 9. or these the most impor.
tant Is the Endorsement of a candi.
date Tor president aud the inaugnr.
alton of vigorous In Toilette
campaign throughout the state,
The club win take M. also. the
question of securing representa-.
tive STATE convention to select dele.
gates to the national convention. IN
'order to prevent, n possible. the Sc
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Campaign for La Toilette
Begins Here Next Friday

lection of a hsndpieked delegation
hy the a,andpat politicians In con.
troll Of The state central committee.
Another matter which win come
beforo tbe club will he the adviaa.
h,lity of arranging for big public
meeting later IN the month. 10 be
addressed By cnngfessman Victor
Murdock az Kansas. Senator Miles
Polndexter and Clifford pinehot
sun another matter to be pro-
poaed IA that Of sending n reprcsen.
tatlye az the club TO attend the
conference OF progressive republic.
ans al chicaxo. Oct u.s.
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JACK THE slAsnER

Discomfort. apparently because he
failed to slash any one with his
razor. cans@d stranger last night
10 fire shot at I'D G. Allen. 1900
2bih nv. =. Tho man. who appear
ed 10 be a maniac. attempted 20 cut
Allen across the face. when the
blow was warded Off and Allen
wreuched the razor from his hand,
When pursued by, Allen he fired n
shot NJ him and disappeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-03

RimFtng Jupiter said tAfrvts.
th- newsboy. when he nav the
bunch of dress suits that hled past
hinl into the beautiful foyer of the
new Metropolitan theatre.
Yep. Il was some" society event
IN Seattle There were i4.1ss
yards Of open-faee shirt present.
1850 pounds OF diamonds. f.4ss.ss5
pounds OF hair dressing. and a.
4ss. 1ss inches Of low neck Anyhow.
that's rs near as offhand statistics
estimate. Politicians statesmen.
theatrical magnates and other mag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-03
IS SHIPS WRECKED

AMSTERDAM. Holland. Oct. a.
Adyices received here today state
that there was heavy loss OF life
as result OF a big storm which
swept over the North sea ON Sun.
day, aud much loss Of shipping
property Forty-five large vessels
are wrecked aud most Of theft
crews psrish-d In the angry waiera
II IN known that 1870 mussel fishing
boats have been destroyed or bad.
~ damaged In various parts OF the
sen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-03
WILL WATCH 'EM

fUf nffd Ff~tt Iea<rd WIfFl
TACOMA. Oct Members Of
Home colony. an alleged anarchist
settlement. 90 miles from Tacoma.
will be under strict surveillance
during President Taff's Wait here.
though the colonistH protest that
they are peaceful and discounte,
nance violent methods.
United States Secret Service
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|Upholsterers
Walk Out

~ iWf'THFeH Tfess EFhsf6 WIZ
= LOS ANGELES. Oct, 3.--Work nj
the Southern Pacific aud Salt Lake
railroad shops received an addition.
al setback today when the uphols-
terera. numbering about 20. walked
out In sympathy with the striking
shopmcn An the men are all
skilled workmen. imported from the
eastern cities. labor officials point
out that Il viii be extremely hard
for the railroads to I'll their place.
A count OF the striking workmen
today showed that practically one
fourth Of the mon who quit work
Saturday were non.union men,
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LAuRiER MAY HEAD


Mayor Dllling returned from his
trip TO Chicago and the Middle
West this morning. bubbling over
with enthusiasm for Seattle.
After all. none of the cities In
the East are like Seattle" said the
mayor. mo other city, OF those
visited. has such q SPLENDID water
system as has Seattle. and no other
city has such opportunities for the
development OF cheap electric
,.owor"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-03

AUSTIN. Pa. Oct. 3.--Praeticxl
boxers. il Was learned here today
sweiled the harvest Of death In the
flood disaster Of last Saturday.
Twice during the past fortnight, 4
10 learned. Iokers blew the town FIRE
alarm whistle 70 Brighten ovs Of
their beds the people VINO Tor
months had dreaded the breaking
o. the dam which finally over
them.
Twire aroused BY the needless
alarm. when Il was sounded Ia dead
II earnest Cor the third time. The
townsps opls laughed and paid no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-03

y. taSeffisements una~s fisis sissaifsoa.
~ N1Nrst~d NJ thf rate 81 times for
- - rntlE pr lsea 90 The nfr
Wanted ny ~etnsH who i ffFss-et&ss
eouk, cnokins m camp, hotel ~ insttiu-
tiqus can take. kArA eaf- Old daughter AZ
helper ard aff npt afraid lo aofk
Phone Msin 80 Abbpst hotel. HOem 81
Experiences riFhoera fhrf. employ 81
half aAy4 nantp mnfk mornings. VI per
seek A asi Wsst sisi a.
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+**~+sss~~s-~ ~stAtAAAA~ AttAttt
oAsv NOT so PRETTY AND Hsa ART
WELL. THERE ISN'T MUCH or TT
NEW YORK. a-Ai the critics poked Gsby
today them said the which
had much is much the missing and
indecent isn't ALFRED pretty
publcs verdict IL
Cahy whIe
because Manuel portugals infasuaion his
Nevertheless csly debut here good deal of theat
OF the kings affinity She principally
pint pretty
these prominently than acting Gotham
oaby aud the thar Manuel her and that's
all Il wanted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-03

sU'hy do YOU rock that boat"
asl<fd the wise man
because In case OF an accident.
replied the Tool. .srm always saved
New York Times
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Agent Wheeler accompanied local
police officials over the presidents
route yesterday.
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Who own this place are going away.
They VIII not rent. but wiii sell cheap
their beautiful bungalow cottage. pias-
tered. city wafer. very cory. and nicely
arranged. nice. ietsl lot 50gges. all
impros emenfs In. 2 blocks 20 car
north % park Price ff.1Is. as down.
balance like rent Take PhiBney car
AK Cf,rTACr pEArTy f.o
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FARMS AnD ACREAGE.
had. Ac1ir nanny RANCE.

20 acres under high state at cultivation.
raised fts Bushels cats per acre this
year; sa-acre cranberry marsh NEARLY
ready ZOE pi0N. 40 acres fine timber
THIS land u All 80. I shot clay and
muck soli large house and barn and
other oufhuiidingH. all in fine shape
AL fenced large orchard ard All KINDS
small frnit&, fine wells. aiAa creek.
II, y. u. and cream routes. close 20
railroads Ana We Include ~ cattle.
mostly fine mich coss ? horses lot
hogs lots chickens. thrcshlng machine,
complete. wagons hunriea piowE. har-
rows. cream sfnafatorf and all farm
tools 40 tome hay IN barn. hundreds
OF bushels OF grain In fact here you see
an up-fo-datr ranch. and only SIS. 0e9 .
$500 rneh. balance 10 suit Al per
cent Might consider little clear city
property. Say % SEQ. n priced right
lst Arcade Annex.
a AEllnnInItI
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Homssrsaps,

We can locate ypu on an exceptionally
good homestead or desert claim IN one
81 the best fruit sections OF Eastern
Washington. call 20 sec orchard views
THE PERKINS LAND COMPANY.
fffI THIRD Az, MAIN sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-03
USE THE oRoUcHoMETER
TO DRIVE AWAY BLUES

4 PARIS, Oct. 3.-Enter the 4
4 grouchometer. What Is It? A 4
4 cure for the giooms. Take a 4
4 piece OF paper and write on It 4
4 all the reasons you have had In 4
4 your life for the blues. The 4
4 folly OF being grouchy at some 4
\ thing frifling, when death or 4
4 real sorrow has entered into 4
4 your life In the. past, will cure 4
4 you. The grouchon~ter is be- 4
4 coming popular here. 4
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~-~~~S~s~.~~-~s~s~~-~~~. ~S~~~~>r~~~~~>~~~4~>>s~
Fancy Shelf Handled Souvenir PEGS
seut sair Pen Co. i,ock Boz 1895. seattle
Ef'fTIkE CIEEb 10 not wear
ifns. PEI fnanent. Aksefute. atthnui oper.
stieR Or detenslnn from business or
iatof. ever one hondFej caves cured past
t~o years. FROM ase ! rear Ga nEe 10.
The Harvard sysfcfu. eiT kitei HidE.
sud as. - PIKE -, seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-03

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME

Nlke lz0Kies. lB-ft alleYs an cleared
and fenced fruit trees and berries:
chicken house and run wifh chickens.
- minutes from Pike At. on Everett
tntefutban; ? houses. furnished. all
goes Price 1890 with sZee dopn.
balance 20 suit fsess FOR cast $50.
Greenwood ay. Take PhiBncy av. car.
Phone North 2175
ace buys a Groom house lot 50 By izs.
fs-foot alley. All cleared one 81 the
pfeftiekt views in Seattle: free wood
and water. no assessments. I block OF
car line; fes down. balance IS per
month. t3a1 sreeHW bod az. PhiHney
rs. car Ph0ne NoFth z1la
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WET q WHEELER.


Well built cottage. with fine View "
Lake Warrington we'll onstruet "a,
plasfefeds neatly painted. on good sired
tract Of rich soil. ground can easily
bs made 70 pay for itself from chickens
ana vegetables Beautiful surround
inss Pfiee only 1850; $50 down and
$40 month. Close 70 city. with FREE
quent and quick transportation Take
Madison ear and Kirkland ferry today.
Office on nbarf. ~ kirkland or call
BURKE & FARRAR. INC.
teg q t0a Nes York bIock
have three s-foom modern houses that
afe bargains. which can sell on terms.
Come and let me show you. ~ y08
want nice. cheap home. nov " mo
time 10 buy, while real estate IL down.
Great bargains In iote. All IN garden,
which goes with lot. You cant beat
u for The price. soil and locality sg9z
Greenwood AZ Phinnsy a.. car.
Phone North 117a
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MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
rHosEsf MAIN fssfs IND. So
Cuitnred younK haeh~lut w permanent
POSITION desires Protestant woman ar-
drhsftanoe. nsfrimanialtf Inclined Ad-
afesr E-ip, eafr star
~ Emma MrNaliy. zee Faireicw av.
viii cali ~ Tha star office. She viii re-
cciyc six tickets w the Lists theatre free
pont be fonsfy Join our Matrimonial
bureau No. % y los PinS ~ room
Glasses ~ aetrplngy every Monday exc-
nlns AZ 1ae Pine a. Course ttg
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE 1878 THEATRE"
rhH horse % eowbsg alta fndian Pie
lures irt az neat door - the
beam
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HELP wAnrED-FEmALs

\. Ads sftlsennsnta uadsf this rias<ifiea-
FufE& CANNING a NTsAfIllT NAfs-
I&Et ONLY. will 10 Inserted FREE
This applies emily % che direct employer
tdteftisruen from employment nRen-
risH 'er commission Propositions viii be
>->~~}~<~-N~~~~e~~N ~-~N~1S~~.~~-~e~4~~~.
II ftaiftif~Aa mafsenrinK elnffftesi
fssas aud scalp treatment a. Donns
blork ropiis wanted Ind A spts
wataau Would iIss ishf ues.s n day.
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H. Wantod--i. eco men TO plxy POOL a. the
Oriental TOOL roofrs W. give our patrons
trade checks Iti1 Third av.. between
PIE and linton
l.eO0 men wanted TO eat hot roast beef
sandwiches Basement ORIENTAL
POOL ROOM. ma Third av. between
New. cican bed rooms. steam heated.
hos and coid runLinE water. = baths, CSC
pei night and up Hotel Model. 1910 Bird
.av., near Pike 81.
E spring 81. Pool Room. 72i spring IT.
Nest In town. sverything new; 3Mo per
fus w. Cramcr. Ted Daine.
III Second hand clothes. bought. cold and
Exchanged 1917 Pike st l. sese. ". ssss
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HAVEN a SCHROEDER.
=
SEE DIR GRANGE GARDENS

Located IN a well settled district. west
OF seattle. nine boats daily. running
water. bottom land acres. stce. as6
cash No better land on the market.
CLIFFORD LAND co. 1919 ard Az.
0neft EsantraA and EuptoyN
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MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
fs4<ft rsf.fr AsfrN

ssv Esrmsa,s made and old semcdeied
Latest styles Prices reasonable 1is
Arcade iildg Ind l. sx.s.