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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-28
FOR SALE.

Valuable real estate to suit all pur-
chasers and any pocket book Any
thing from a town lot to the finest
farms. Some rare bargains; really sac
rifce prices. Let US know what you
want, price, terms, locations, etc, and
you will receive a description 10y return
are anxious to sell. No charges for
showing property.
MATTHEWS & WEST,
Real Estate and Insurance,
advertisement Oakland, Maryland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-28
Notice To Delinquent Tax Payers ?

AS matter of self protection | am
compelled to collect the remaining I'M
paid tax, and am GOING TO DO IT.
have extended all the time that could
be REASONABLY asked for. Ithave
repeatedly called your attention to the
fact that actually needed the, money
to meet the demands of this office, and
YOU are asked to pay before or not later
than November 18th, 1912, or pay the
cost Of advertising your property for
sale.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-28
AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS.

One Model T Ford Five Passenger
Touring Car, rebuilt all worn parts re-
placed with new. New Tires.
One Two Passenger Maxwell Run
about, in good condition, Bargain if
sold quick.
One Five Passenger Hupmobile in fine
running order, in use every day, bar
gain. LAWTON'S GARAGE.
Advertisement.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-28
Women's Fineness Of Touch.

Electrical engineers number young
women among their workers, and Edi-
son is said to prefer women machin.
lists for their fineness OF touch Mrs.
Ira Tot of Long Beach, Cal, founded
and managed an entire electrical plant
successfully. Being an expert engi-
neer. she superintendent the building
of her plant and bought and installed
the machinery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-28
January 1st, 1918,

l will proceed by law to collect. | refer to
section 20 of Chapter 556 OF Acts Of the ener-
al Assembly of Maryland, which provides as
follows: Section 80. The said treasurer
shall during the first week in December in
each and every year, give notice to all delin-
quent tax payers of said county, by adver-
meut inserted in two newspapers published
in said county. and in hand bills posted i'm
I'VE Of the most public places in each cleo
ton district of said county and at the court
house door, warning them that the payment
Of all taxes then due and in arrears will be
enforced by advertisement and sale unless
the same be paid before the lSt day of Janu-
AIRY next following.
Please ppy promptly and save costs.
J. B. EMORY,
Treasurer for Garrett County
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-28
Evil in the BeteI Nut,

About one-tenth of the human race
are betel nut chewers. The nut stains
the lips and saliva bright red, colors
the teeth black and In the end de-
stroys them.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-28
New r1eat Market.

| have opened in the Nally building on
Alder Street, new meat market where
l will keep constantly on hand the best
of everything in fresh and cured meats,
including mountain mutton and lamb,
and at prices as low as consistent with
business methods. Give me a call and
l will guarantee satisfaction.
ANDREW SHARTZER.
Advertisement
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-28
School Board Meeting.

The School Commissioners, of Garrett
county Will meet in their Office, Oakland, Nd
Monday afternoon and Tuesday
December End and 3rd. 1912.
at l:S0 O'Clock to conclude unfinished bust
ness and to consider any new business that
may be brought before them.
1t f. Z. RATHBUN, Secretary.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-28

Washington, Nov % - President
Taft declined to comment upon the
plan of the Carnegie Foundation to
grant an annual pension OF $25, 900 to
ex-Prcsldents Of the United States.
Indications were that the Carnegie
plan would be severely criticised by
members of Congress and officials in
Washington. While no one pretended
to be able to express President Tafts
views, it was the belief Of some OF his
friends that the President would give
this matter very serious cousidera-
ton before committing himself to it,
Champ Clark speaker Of the House,
when asked for his opinion, said the
proposal was not worth an expression.
Senator Gore of Oklahoma, another
Democrat, also looked with disfavor
upon the offer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-28
NOTICE TO
Delinquent taxpayers

Notice is hereby given to all delinquent
tax payers that if taxes now due and III
arrears are not paid before
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-28
Commissioners Meeting.

OAKLAND, November a. 1871.
The Board of County Commissioners for
Garrett County, MARYLAND, viii meet in
their office in the town OF Oakland. on
Monday, December 2, 1912,
t. transact all routine business.
BY order Of the Board
A. &. ROSS. CLERK
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FOR PRESIDENTS
CARNEGIE OFFERS $25, 5000 A YEAR
PENSIONS FOR THEM OR THEIR
UNMARRIED WIDOWS.
TRUST FUND St25,OOO.O0O
Faft Will Be First Elisible-Corpora-
ton to Administer Fund-Widows
Provided for, Too-President Re-
fuses to Comment.

New York, Nov 22.-Andrew Car
negis announced that he had deter
mined to give pensions OF $4,000
year, as long as they are not provided
by the Nation, to all future eX-Presi-
dents of the United States, and to their
widows as long as they remain I'M
married. This will be given to them
through the Carnegie Corporation of
New York, which was founded last
year and already has had transferred
10 it $125,000,000 OF securities with
the idea of perpetuating the ironmas-
ter's work after he is dead.
No application will be required from
future exPresidents or their widows.
as these pensions are to be promptly
offered to them.
The announcement of these pen
sions was made at Mr. Carnegie's
house, 1893 Fifth avenue, at the close
of the second annual meeting of the
Trustees of the Carnegie Corporation
of New York The official statement
of the benefaCtion was
provision has been made through
tnlS corporation lot pension IOI edCn
future eX-President and his widow I'M
married Of $4,000 per year. as long as
these remain unproyided for by the
Nation, that they may be able to
spend the latter part OF their lives de-
voting their unique knowledge gained
of public affairs to the public good
free from pecuniary cares.
These pensions will be promptly
offered to the ex-Presidents or their
WIDOWS, so that no application will be
required from them
The terms Of the gift seem to eX-
clude from participation the only liY-
ing eX-President, Col Theodore Roose-
welt President Taft when he retires
from office next March, viii be the
first beneficiary, if he accepts Mr.. Car
negie's offer
Mrs. Grover Cleveland, who is soon
10 marry Professor Thomas J. Pres
ton, and the widow Of President Har-
rison are the only two widows of FORM
or Presidents of the United States.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-28

Late Treasurer of Garrett County, Nd.
Advertisement
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-28
STATEMENT OF
Receipts Disbursements

For all Schools in Garrett Co.
for Public School Purposes
for the Year Ending July
81, 1912.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-06


To All whom II May concsrns
he ~ known that THE O. ~ G..
Stewart sulphur Company. cor
poratlon % the state nf Washing
ton. whose principal place % bus.
incss IL Poison building. In tbs
city Of Seattle. County OF King
and state OF Washington. and en-
ksged in III. ms nufaetur~ and sale
Of Medicinal Preparations. has
adopted for It's use she following
trademark 20 be applied BY n
Label affixed 20 packages contain
ing the goods OF In advertising the
same
said trade-nark consists OF the word
-suLpHrRfto. and il usually tn
scribsd on a red scroll In white
letters
That said corporation has the right
20 uas said trade marx. and that
no other person. firm. corporation
or association has tho right to use
said trademark. either IN the
Identical form herein set forth or
In any such nsc resemblance
thereto a. may be calculated TO
THAT the class Of goods upon which
said Trademark u Appropriated
~ MEDICINAL. PREPARATIONS
THE g - g. STEWART SULPHUR
c "a Z. 4 c. stewart. rre.lasn.
state Of Washington. County Of
ON III. ssth day OF March, 1919. be-
fore ms personally appeared tho
above named G. NJ q. stewart. to
me personally known. and made
oath that the foregoing statement
BY him subscribed Is true and cor
1seaD HORACE BARNES.
Notary Public In for the State Of
WaxhInKton. reEidlnE AZ seattle
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than Swing large chunks Of money
10 benevolent institutions.
II In bad form to talk about
~niliy's" record. he Is q protege
of Uncle joe" Cannon aud was
associated with him In traction and
other speculative business. he
has always voted on the reactionary
side OF every legislative proposition,
He Is. perhaps. best known for tbs
expensive iunkots he gets up for
congressman and members Of the
prcas-at the public's expense.
-Four years ago he managed the
antiTaft campaign waged BY the
so.cailcd allies. Fairchiids. Cannon.
Knox and Foraker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-06

nsAxA. m Apul s.--The PEG
4 a. combined towns OF Ur.
1. ~ Champaign. from which
4 6onpsxmka William u. Nc
= rIesidens Tsft's new cam.
= uopneer. worship AZ his
q ~ the local party leaders
. y cher god.
<TH)ry. bStux several times a
-. can AFFORD the donation
y = Purchases popularity By
~ Recently he gave $4,000
{. Calsersity Of Illinois \. NJ.
uudu1ls his subjects to call
= ~ Nod shake him BY the
= MS roilcy Is less costly
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For Exchange.


IMPROVED DAIRY RANCH
tf0 acres, Whatcom county. valley
land. mile and quarter from
Great Northern station. 70 acres
cleared. 81 sinshed and burned
balance untouched, but easy clear
Ing, new S-room house. big hip-
ROOF barn. granary. buildings on
i ey With view q Mt. Baker spring
running water near barn. 10
acres bottom land. balance rich
clay upland. on fine gravel road.
Fully stocked. 20 mitch cows, -
heller calves. rs pigs, 90 chickens.
farm machinery. Including hay
rigging for barn. De Lavel sepa-
.rntor. feed to carry stock through
Ra1' ,ocs 'es WI sa tsk po' so%s Sal s
H. W. 0riEEN
Y ~ Phone Main 1851.
~ a102 American Bank Bldg.
Nj. 'Norkinsman--w sell or ex-
.fNhhge my $1,000 equity In ncres
snfnlproved. az miles south OF Yes
zsp1sineas demands quick action;
terms 10 suit. Box Iii, Station r.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
g-ruvrn modern house, In fine con-
viitssn, near car; will take vacant
lot Is first payment. Price $4,000
40i Central Bldg.
1880 mandolin or trunk for good
second hand typewriter. Phone
Waatcti.-l'fo exchange Mitchell auto
-Sinphiie runabout, In splendid run
ming condition. for labor IN house
building. Call kenwood 10.
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49, 1890
~>~~~~-~~~->->->>s~~ ~~~~S~~~~~-~-~s>->~s
Lost--Whife FOX terrier. brown
patch on both ears. Had on 1910
license. Lost on Eastfake or Lake
View nv. March 25. Answers 10
name or Prince Suitable reward
Phone Main 10,
White bulldog. name Bull. last seen
near Woodiawn and kilbcurne. re-
ward. North ssl or return sf31
Woodlawn av.
Monday afternoon. lowered gold
stone pin SGT In flat gold rim. on
Third or Fourth av, between
University and Pike sts: reward.
Ksnwood 1881.
Bunch Of Keys. Pren-to-iits wrench
attached. near Swedish hospital or
on North Broadway: reward Call
Kenwood g73.
Lost--scotch collie dog. female. color
sable and white. with white nose
and line on forehead. had no col
lar on. Owner. East 2t2s.
Lost--watrn fob with locket at
fgched. initials G.. A. I. l.. Phone
North 1878 or Fast 5i42. Reward.
Lost--Bsby's ioeket Woodland park
Sunday. X. ~. r.. $500: return
sol Western. reward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-06
California Land

v~~~~~~~~~>~~-~~~ ~N~~~~s~>~~~~-~~
There IL not now. nor has there ever
been offered. in this or any other
country. 70 people Of moderate
means. nay. even 10 the poor, such
splendid opportunities 10 secure
homes and Independence as are
now being offered In the great
San Joaquin valley OF California.
Call MT 400 Arcade BL1g and talk
with 4 man who KNOWS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-06
West Seattle Real Estate

t0xixo-ft. lots. fine view. city lights
and water. California ev. and Nor
gan st. only $500. on terms Sic
cash and sic monthly. J. II. kiefer
IL Downs Bldg. Main stst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-06

BUTTERwoRrH 3 SONS
Professional Director. and Lfcsneo6
Emhaim<ra 1871 list Phones Sc
untveFzItY una@rtakinx Prriors. sst@
18th y. r. North ia. Green 15A
Bcnnsy- wassqn Co. Funsral pirsc-
sera Ihfrd ~: ana University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-06

1zzFTL PLAYER PIANO
ny can play like a master.
People exchanging their
! pianos. Player pianos here
49, No old fashioned S.
EsiyAnsets All ~up-to-the-
@ N-note players. SO per
and ~. WALKING. zoo.
- fai Meade Annex. second
raho Fxriors. opposite eie-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-06

BIRTHS
~ a. Mrs. v. H. McMai-
4. ssa sfrs o D aesss.
= NJ and Mrs. Harry Y,
- ~ Segenth Av. w.
" ard MIRA = okada. rft
II and Mrs. Il n. FRY. tss
and Mr.. William ,.
an Point.
~ ~ aad Mrs ]. J. Daily.
- <tar. r. G.
and Mrs Kari n.
|eth nv. w.
zsna Mrs. I. sato. n =.
1sa Mrs. A. Franstsds.
$40 Mrs A. W. Kaxlsr.
ina Mra W. r. Young.
~ hna Mrs. A. p. Knsssc.
ia ~. n ~
> VI. ard Mrs q. u John
ia Brooklyn av.
y ~. and Mira T. Aitaras.
~ n
/ b ~ and Nrs Y. ,. caberiy.
.rcen Anne aw.
, ~. ara Mrs NJ. r. Wood.
r. ~ n
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FARMING LANDS
oun DRrTIsu COLUMBIA FARM.
ING LAND HAS ALL HEEN
viii. ffuiihiSIsn 'i riEip Norris +
WITH EVERY TRACT. knTo-
LrTEIr GUARANTEED A. REP
hEnENTEn YOU can RAISE
DurhLf THE CROP THAT CAN
ik s r''o ciosk TO oS rn fs!Ar',ih
TATfos AND THE best MAR
KET IN THE WORLD. etz.te TO
$500 rEit ACRE CALL FOR
RYER INVESTMENT COMPANY
MAIN ssst ees FfnsT Az
10 ACRES At A BARGAIN
Rich. iosmy noii, suita BILE for garden.
fruits aud chickens Land partly
within easy driving distance OF 80
attic. Price only tsgs. Terms $50
cash Take Madison car and kirk
land ferry 10 Burke a Fnrrar'r
office. on Kirkland wharf. or cali
At lea Cherry II.
~ ACRES NEAR LAKE
nAiffSgkR
ON seattie-tserstt interurban. g.
room house. barn. chicken houses.
fences. well. berries. . acfes clear
ed. ei.ste. lsss than y cash. rest
INLAND EMPIRE LAND CO
fzSsx Third Az. Phone Main 1ist.
| = good place Tor somebody 10 go
tntar chicken business A new
bouses. with ali the tools and ini-
ibissncnts necessary. With water IN
s ss sos ss e ana an. .ss s sns, oss s
pure bred chickens. incubators
Nesting. gas light In the house,
farotturc and All for ts.peo. half
cash. XIII care Star.
PRICE cur FROM - GOO TO y SOC
20 acres miles from dock at
Ksssssn place. sssd 's acres .s'a sls ss.sf
bearing fruit. N-room houae, cost
tiyes. barn. chicken houses, well.
| syn bile Ia Hchopl A DANDY BUr.
kfsxksr wants i.n0e cash. but will
take lena " necessary, any reason
able terms on balance.
IA INLAND EMPIRE LAND co.
i1@T4 THIRD Az. Phone Main 51pt,
| BliiT'fAH COLUMBIA IL THE LAST
AttANCE TO MY GOOD FARM
hiSat LAND CHEAP. our LANDS
ARE GUARANTEED ~ Az hErnE !,
RYER INVESTMENT co.
MAIN ssks. Cos FIRST Az.
RANCHES rOR EVERYBODY
Have some good ranches for ex-
change for city property and a
large list 81 improved and unina-
proved. well located ranches. for
sale on easy terms. Anything you
want On this lins g. w. GOULD.
ttes fioge bldg. Main st2s.
DID YOU KNOW
That we have a large number of
farms 90 soil or exchange We
can come nearer fitting you than
any one. Come In and ask for
what you want.
n. r. MASON Co, e5s n. Y. BLK.
| Here IL Is acres Of good land. "
acres la potatoes. straw berries.
good house and lot OF other im-
proxemoutr SIS an acre. terms.
Sec the owner. =. 4. Janega. Key
port Wash
Cat Into central oregon soon IL you
want good wheat land cheap. See
| me for fall particulars. KAY Nc
KAY, ses Liberty Bldg.
WHITE RIVER VALLEY
| and upland farms and acreage.
j. ". TUCKER AGENCY
Kent. washington. Main 72i.
| III you want q chicken rancn. see
| Kauffmsn- Kelly Co. The Live
wirss.. zss Northern Bank nidE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-06

>r~@f~<.~F~~~>f>f>s><>F>r
Would person OF persons who saw
avcia"nt 60 a man seriously hurt
On street car gelng north from
stone av. bridge on Monday night
OF the ssth of March. about mid
nssht OF after. kindl! Eive. lnfor-
nation concerning tifs accident to
hts wife, Mrs q. G. Chapman.
sate t.stona aV, Phone North Sto
or North ssIu
CataFrh. eye. ear. neas, throat. ~ In.
asrss' heart .,,. lans and blood ,sa as.-
bladder diseases cured for q per
month. br, Severance, slt Second
Avenue. Nshlhorn nidg. Rooms
sos and set.
Rupture cured permanent. without
operation or detention from labor.
Years. az sxe sA.i' 60 s'' IS p Harvard ara
System. 81 Eitsl nldr Seattle.
Wanted--ro buy eair; hair ehAins
Il Miller lass sirth sv., near pike
hixxest shew IN city. baby chicks
Matched every minute In glass In
ssess .,s Come ana see In Annex
chiropody aud handspring parlors,
nhanpooing. scalp and facial
treatment $40 Liberty HidE.
Wanted --Copy OF ladies Home
Journal, February issue. 1904
paens Main asss.
The Paul .Isiplets arc on exhibition
at the snoqualmie nstei from 10
a M. untll y. VA. Admission Toe.
wantesi--ro meet Ina whyte, for-
mcrly Cumberland. n G. friend
Harrison sSNs.
Experienced lnundreas Nanta work
or lace curtains 20 do. Elliott
a1ts a.
GILLETTE BLADES sharpened, ace
dos. raEora. ESQ. SIC. ftei tth Az,
Scientific massage. trained nurse.
Msfn tt5e'
bont DO lonrfy JOIN our Matrimonial
Bureau ladies' fires. los Pine 81.
Wrinkles. fr~ekies scars. moies
plmpiea removes. sss Aryade mug
TorrgEs. WfGs--Ail ktnds ~ hair
work. kosb, iet spring Ind tbyl
ON and rotteF--rest circle Friday
Headings daily ia0t srd:
Mrs. v spears, palmiss. 1903 srd Az:
say 4 saw u In Tire star-
Nichols hnnwalewH nlnNklrl LALn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-06
Homesteads

Our homestead locations In British
Columbia are qua rantecd. II not
satisfied your money back. Not
the cheapcst. but the best SOS
First aV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-06
Irrigated Lands

TRADEs ron IRRI0ATED LANDS
20 acres improved. sts acres cleared.
Q acres In bearing fruit. ia city
limits. 80 acres In alfalfa, at Rich
land. ON the Columbia. gravity
water and plenty Of a. Several
ser 20 trade for good Seattle resi- :
dences and apartments.
INLAND EMPIRE LAND co.
f117h Third Az Phone Main zfgt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-06
Houses for Rent.

s~~~~>s~<S|~~-S~s s~~~~.~<>~S~~~~
have nice s-foorn cottage. com-
pietvK furnished. oferlonhln ~
Green Lake aud mountains which
Il viii rent for summer or sell
cheap, owner Main 1881. even"
isENr CIT IN TWO
k-ftooM GREEN LAKE HOMIE
FIREPLACE. ELEcTftfc LIGHTS
sss n 4. blk Main soaf
81 SEQ monttt : completely Furnished
housekeeping rooms. sleeping
porch. furnace. phone. gas range,
electricity. beautiful view. hast
tett
Modern s-foom houae, vita base
ment. lawn. small fruit, unohs
structed view iiis Third av. ".
Queen Anne ss7,
Free rrnt 10 April ~. thrn tio psr
month. fivc-room honse. half block
Of Madison ear. lies nice. gas. 81
18th n East s0ss.
Modern s-room bunksiow. 1sos 18th
q 4. Wick. ais 10th NJ. foreroons
: -roon modern house. laundry
trays. large garden. good chicken
house. tto.eo iTss Attn av. >.
Phone Harrison sssA
verY close III. 1880 month. clean
G-room hooseA- He- owner. Rf1
john at Terry av. ~
groom cottage, Ma lsstic range con-
neeted np. VIII leave In house.
inquire Sass Fremont Az.
Groom modern fas aud store room.
fine view. close ins big yard. ti4ee'
Harrison 3is4.
Tee room house. With half aore.
on car line. Phone Queen Anno
1853
Two t-room houses. tiS,No and
tit.te. keys al 1918 n tsth.
Groom cottage Tor rent on 4sth and
yesi~r Cali AZ grccery store.
Groom cottage and barn In paved
district. rent $40 ne- Msasnn .-zt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-06

YOUNG FRA
TERNAL GIANT
Is YEARS OLD

~ fh'N't FttsF q . 4 - y
Aases ......-*....... ~, 81 200. %
Increasing ti,eeg.e9 per DAY
Losses paid ........... ~. $50. 5000
Record Of brotherhood % American
Yeemrn y eesr Use s3 ioia.
over 5000 applied last month.
Crrtificats pays itfs. accident and
old ags protection 20 men and
wcmen- Cost q ti.ees.ee per
10 csnts. age IS. % csnte. ago
80. tffa. Add Is cents local dues
Splendid contracts to men ana NO.
msn deputies
r.. A. CASE
Tet r. Union. Seattle, wash.
East it7a.
Marine. xa- OF steam engineers bad
- needed strong. growing Do.
mand at good wages Iuder our
individual Instruction ficeners OBJ
tasnsd In short period Enroll
tsseaI courses no~ being taken fer
our enlarged school In new build
Ing. opening May 4. Tertns very
fnodsrats. success certain 90 earn
est men. Apply soon 70 insure
SEATTLE STEAM ENGINEERING
sos-p Oriental Bldg. eos second Az.
Men. womrn and married couples
wanted a. telegraph. operators Tor
city, commercial and nearby rsii.
road companies. cntry salary t4s
monthly up. positions guaranteed.
We teach you quickly on easy
monthly terms. day or evening
Glasses Call or write Pacific
Telegraph Institute. ses First av-
seattle,
Wantsd--Mcn an1 women 90 learn the
barber trade Largest and most
compirts school IN the West vase.
covrs- only S2s. Call aud see our
Ss sssSs. Si -I bsix;Rhs III .T ctoIIEoH
ss washington. Phone Msin sat
Phone Main sfss.
Partner wanted with few hundred
dollars to take part interest IN
to 10 acres Of land, well furnish
ed cabin. i1sto e.. all necessary
tools for present needs. 10 assnsss
h II. y. Box IL. Port Orchard.
wash.
Young men wanted for railroad and
wireless telegraph service. essy
20 learn; salary. t7k 20 tso: post
ns ss. snara9 4ss.sr.ps ON u Inssi,ass.
sIon ard sv.. opposite orphsam
Men desiring employment Ia foreign
countrie. to enroll with the Ell
port Employment Bureau. one,
Atlanta Ga Skilled help furnish
ed employers free upon request.
| III Mrs- Fred Isssen. sss7 Rainier
av.. will cali at The Htar office
she will reoeiye FREE two
box seat tickets to Pnntagcs thea
| tire. -
New. clean Furnished. steam heated
bedrooms ffor mem. csc per might
Free baths and phones, at tho An
mex. 2O0s sth av., near Wsstlake:
| Educated mon 70 learn wireless.
telegraphy. Position OPEN goou
rafaries United wireless Train
Ing Class. 40 Grand Trunk DOCK.
Man OF good appearance who owns
horse 10 sell and collect IN city;
must furnish honesty bond. 10 a.
| m. 1917 Third av.
| Eide line. pocket samples. so com
mission high grade men only. Al
vertising Novelty Co, Newton, IA
The new Upstairs Mems. Clothing
shop sells Sxs suits for SIS, $50
suits tIz.s0. Lundquist. xof EN-
press Theatre Bldg, "a and spring
n nss[1 g ss s { fEasd c ssTisE
z2e Occidental Ave.
Say Il saw II In Tho star.
Spring ~. pool room Everythin9
new. ~ cents per cue. 1921 Thiro
ay. w. Cramer, TED Daine.
Plaza Pool HaIl--Everyon ono welccune.
ia Norman. Structural Iron Work
| err. Manager.
Mems suits cleaned and pressed.
| HOO. Huititorfum, 1924 Sth az.
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