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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-01
Corporation Papers FiIed

Corporation papers as follows have been filed with the state secretary: Norwalk; certificate showing increase of capital from S3,0OO to $15,0O0
 The East NorwaIk Yacht Club Com pany of Norwalk; to start with SS, 900 ca pital; Incorporated by Leslie Gam, ble, James Golden. Edward E. Cor ham and Harry Rider.
 The Housatonic Valley Tobacco Go. of New Milford; to start with $1, 900 capital; incorporated by William D. Warzer James H. Dodd and. Fred I. Wanzer
 The Vigilant Corporation of Stam- ford; final certificate of dissolution.
 Mrs MarshalI's Suit
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-01

Edwin Bradley, who has been line man for the Woodbury Telephone Co. for several years fell from a tele- phone pole Friday morning and broke hi Shn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-12

BUY DIRECT OF OWNER
We own acreage In the city just
outside. touching the city limits
and further out We are In "a po-
nition aud willing TO do the right
thing by you as 20 price. terms
and In helping 20 build n desired.
REALTY LOAN * BANKING co.
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come implicated through rigid ex.
animation conducted for eight
months by the postal officials.
That work OF the grand Jury will
be comparatively brief IN indicated
by the fact that Judge Howard. re-
fuainE To excuse A. s. Kerry from
Jury service on the ground that he
would positively have to attend Co
urgent business next Thursday
night. said. smIlingiy;
Il think YOU will have served out
your term by that time"
Both Judges cushman and How.
ard occupied the bench while the
jurora were examined az Co general
qualifications Judge Howard. how.
ever. conducted tho proceedings.
G. n. Russell. wealthy real eH.
tate owner. John VI. Martin. post.
master at Blaine. Charles Farrell.
attorney. A. Appleton. tailor. aud
n \. Fox were excused from jury
service. Among the 20 remaining
are George II. kittinger. Herman
Chaplin. A. =. Kerry and l.. H. Gray.
prominent In commercial circles In
this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-12

Thomas Dohson. progressive can
dldats for North district commits
sioner. ~ row n merchant AZ Hen.
ton. fie started out as a coal min.
eF. worked for IA years in the mines.
and was the hero OF the Newcastle
mines when he rescued 20 en-.
tomhcd miners lie vas a member
OF the legislature. councilman Of
Rcnion for two terms. and Renton
waterway commissioner.
Opposed to him Il Chris Knud
sen on the siandpat republican
ticket. Knuisan Ia an appoinfee on
tho county payroll OF Al Rutherford.
present commissioner. Rutherford
aud knudson arc both members Of
the old ring that fioufikhsd under
Pete and Lou Smith and which
sheriff bob" Hodge helped break
up. They are mastering all their
strength again for one more Last.
ditch stand. knmdsen IL one OF
those supervisors OF road districts
who has failed 10 give itsmixed
statements Of his expenses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-12

DINNER FOR MACINTOSH

Native Sons of Washington are
arranging for a dinner for Ken.
meth Macintosh. recently appoint
ed 10 the superior bench by Gov.
Hay. Judge Macintosh is a char
ter member OF the organization. and
II Is planned 10 show him a good
time.
The banquet last night given by
tho Baptists M a close for the
Western Washington convention
was attended by over 200, among
the number being several OF the
most noted Baptist missionary
workers. The Rev. George l..
Whltehouse OF Tacoma presided as
toastmaster. The work OF the con
ventlon closed with an address by
tho Rev. Fred Haggard, secretary
OF tho American Baptist Mission
airy society, on tho budget system
OF apportioning appropriations.
Several of the visiting ministers
win occupy Seattle pulpits tomor-
row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-12
MYSTERY OF WHAT
THEY'RE TO DO IS
DEEP AS JURY MEETS

Mystery hangs In thick layers In
the federal court building here con-
corning the business OF the special
grand jury which was convened at
10 o'clock this morning, given aen.
eral Instruction by Federal Judge
Howard. ard Immediately proceed.
ed TO hear witnesses. JUDGE How.
ard appointed James %. tiogo. presI.
dent Of the Union Savings q Trust
bank, ss foreman Of the grand Jury.
which consists Of 20 members.
possofflee Inspector Perkins was
the first witness called.
Various rumors are In circulation
as to the cause OF the special grand
jury being called. while Il was at
first believed that the white slave
traffic was the prime cause OF the
probe. rumor now has Il that a fed.
eral Investigation Il being made
throughout the country OF the i'm.
proper abortion practices OF phyni
clans and druggietA Just how and
who started this rumor Il Is impoa.
sihle 10 ten. but 4 n ON evoryone'a
lips az the Federal building. Lead
ing physicians ars said TO have be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-12
SAYS OFFICE FOR "REPUBLICANS"
ONLY; SICKLES FIRES DEPUTY

Claiming that the county clerks
office In a republican party Of
flee. and that no one connected
with any other party has n right 20
remain on the payroll of that Of.
flee. County Clerk ID. X. Slcklea
discharged Hiram I. Woddin. a
deputy clerk. woodsn Ia candi-
date on the progressive party tick
ct for Justice OF the peace County
Clerk sickiea' SON. VIII X. Sicklcs,
now cashier In the clerks office, Is
a candidate on the republican tick
es TO succeed his father as county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-12

C. v, Garrison. the progressive
candidate for South district com
missioner against tafe Hamilton.
the prcAcat siandpat Incumbent. is
farmer who. az road supervisor.
starsis5 the courthouse naro when
ne inaistrd on filing itemlxed state
ments Of the expenses charged
against tire county. This had never
been done before. Commissioners
hamilton and Rutherford. IN fact.
opposed the very idea. Garrison 10
ore az tire organizers Ct the first
Dranse society in King county. and
% a thorough progressive.
Tits opponent. HamAton. has re-
peatedly violated his campaign
pledges. has opposed humane conal-
tons and wages IN the county hos
pltal and the county laii. has over.
drawn Illegally the road funds Of
tho county. haa favored friends In
contracts and In Jobs without re-
gard 10 efficiency and the interests
OF tho public. and has again and
again FLASHED with the beat inter-
ests OF the community.
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~ y
eRIP&COL.DS
cL,~t rut to weIlness.

Short Cut W
The apprehension attending !,
. r r taken in the fall OF the
s..r, with a long winter ahead
~. Il more to be dreaded,
.s,u 1t any other time,
The short cut to wellness IS
. aase a. "Seventy-scven at
- inst chill or shiver, to re
.tore the checked circulation
.,rt the. blood eourS'ng
through the veins and break
Don't wait I'LL you begin TO
rcurh and sincere or II may
s,kt oaser--it pays TO keep
is<yeniy-s<yen' handy. All
Druggists PC. Book Tree.
usrpereyss Hemeo. Medielnc Co,
~ william ard Ann streets New
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clerk.
n was called into Sickies' Of
flee" says woodiu. "and told that
two republican candidates for jus
tice OF the peace and the republic
an central romlffee wanted me
fired. because Siekles Was rspub-
lican and therefore the county
clerks office a republic notice. I
was fired"
The only variation Of thla story
made BY either Sicklea OF hia son
Is that Woodin resigned and was
not fired"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-12

: lbs. steak. soc. compound lard.
Toe IL. inin mutton, Zoe H.. Shout
derH lamb. Ice H. club sausage.
i2hc ID. mild cured hams. zee 10
sugar cured corn beef. Toe III. dry
salt pork, Zoe H.. potatoes. lie iba.
berries, . ats. sbc. dry onions. Is ibn
2kc. eating apples. 81 hos pkga.
corn flakes, ibc, 10 bars good lhun
dry soap, 2be; Zoe bininH Sc. cans
salmon. stc, cans good tomatoes,
s8c.
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SOUTHWEST
WASHINGTON LAND COMPANY
100 Second Az, Room ~ Downs Bldg.
HHaue Main E9u4
HERE fs A SNAP

FTFFENTF ID ~ TNENNF
NEAR REST-z5 acres. acres rich
bottom land, balance best bench
land, all nearly level. part IN eul
tivatiOn. balance pasture. For
quick sale. can deliver for $4,000.
Terms.
ROuERT MAITuY
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nIKt 10 ELECTORS

NOTICE. - HEREBY GIVEN tina,
eccgrtarte with Resolution No.
g the CITY Council of TIE city
9,ue adopted September 21rt
Hlt ne simple referendum has been
ssa p the said City Council IT.
r y t.e fgl.owing ordnance.
- ORDINANCE NO 1o03s.
- Wdirznes relating 20 the or
q The Fire Department ~ IRE
E4 " Seattle. and repeaiInx All
Slreafex In conflict.
q ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF
S1AITLE As FOLLOWS.
=, tion FROM and sitter the sec
~ "a a Apsil. 1913. the fireraan
p.9ysts Of tho Fire Depart
TIE City Of Seattle. subject
ether than the Fire Chief.
y ntsi2ed into two f2J pia~
~ We 70 perform day service
otnsr 70 perform night SER
4~5s tns hours Of the day service
- exceed ten ff0l. cDfuexEnc~
~ before eight fst o'cloSk a.
endinH not later than air
sscck r NJ The hours 0f tia
<..fyic~ shah not exceed four
NJ tsmmencing not before
~. Clock p. NJ. and ending not
Gss.x' asn eight 90 O'Clock A. M,
InAt N the event 81 great.
=. y Or unusual confiagra-
IN sasn emergency, the Fire
c... assistant. or other person
6s~~..F command Of the Fire
~ rht. shall have the power
~ safnoritY to summon sueh fire.
"a employees az mae "a AZ
XJy 70 ae4ixf IN the r~re~rsf..
~ ~ property. In their work ina
~9ns shall alternate from
.Htxnt and from night 10 day
5<ry month.
4 ss<.1t There shall be proytd-
6{e< and healfhfui places az
= srs. ~ tne employees and flrrmen
dyfe1 while on drfv
hSssre All ordinances or narts
eo~S;t<. ~ 20 FAR az they NAV II IN
es6ss. WIN the provisions 81 thta
<<s, are repealed.
M ~. = This ordinance shall
frss ,a aseet and be In force sbirtv
t5Sressyt' a ana after its passage and
eerv3s. \ approved BIZ the MAYOR.
~ Il 49,, snall take effect al the
nGogIsinns become law under the
rISs~S ~ ~ ~, w city charter.
" -. ----.--@ft'"sa ANAas AUU HNWMaft
g" = " open session In anthen9ic.
sember. 1912. 'S avn eaJ 81
pr...o.K osT. ID. HEsKETH
Isrssnsnt Of the CIV f,ea1eff
ispis,16sra n me this 18th day Of
GEO y. coTTER1LL.
i2itnssry' I ss,, this nth DAY Of
CHI f,s ~ w. cAup0rr
clsrk' and ex-officio city
9zl ?. Agnsw, Deputy clerk.
qs2ksHi ~. Is HEREBY FURTHER
lIctt,sn ngsember. 1917 a - sro, ssii
ts1itIs1 ~ wi, \, b held IN Tie CIV y
fsjseting' nn purpose ~ ratifyine
% csrn, H. w. CAREor rum
gsrk' ''''''ef and sx-offielo city
- H. r., frat publication sep,om.
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>>~~~~~~~-~-><-~-~~-~ .~-@4~-~l~.~~~~J~>~--~
Lost LAdy's double case gold
watch and fob. large Initials. A.
r.. ~. on case Finder please
phone Main 57et or call at COS IN.
etfic block and receive reward.
LoHt-~Op incoming Fauntiaroy car.
leather purse. with hfus flower on
Findrr please call ~ ttf3 Front.
enac and get reward.
stTing gold beads. Fl. LAYTON car
Pike place market or First. boz
twckn Pike and Spring. valued
keepsake Queen Anne 1874.
i.osf--Octcber 70. physicians grip
OF Instruments on road between
Fauntieroy and gAtcwuod. suit =
able reward. Phone East tsb.
POUND your oyeslwht growing dlm1
Our registered opticlan viii rem
sdy the defect Examination free.
Myron ayfnons. ttsf Third
Mnimo station, or on itenion
car. a black silk umbrella Finder
please phone Main 1tt0. Apt. t04.
Where mattresses are reno
waited. 1850 and t9.g0. Prop a
Co, " Bell ~. Phone Elliott sgos.
Cameo brooch, made % old fashioned
earring. valued as Keepsake. Re-
ward. North i3ss.
Suit case found In restaurant about
month ago. ss Yeulcr way
Second hand Clothing bought. sold.
exchanged. 1911 Pike. Main sass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-12

Tho craftsman was sore.

The craftsman was sore.
Whats tho matter with my
plans for tho new street cars7" he
demanded.
"Matteri" growIed the magnate,
why, you've made the cross seats
large enough for two TO sit com.
fortablyi Cut 'em down three
inches and slope 'em so that the
outside passenger'li slip off--and
don't ever again start anything new
on this company."-Baltimore Ey'
enlng Sun.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Mince meat at 100 10: cut sour
pickles. Ice at. extracted honey, abe
pt.. gbc y gal, ti.t0 gal; best vine
gar, ace aAl,. Groening apples, lbH.
2ses ground spices. a 10. 25o value,
lie. lutefisk. I lbs Ice. utookfiHh,
iba H.. crab apples. tbc and b0e box
cans Carnntion milk. shc. With
other stc purchase. ripe olives. Toe
pit. Italian prunca. dried. , lbs. csc
cornichon grapes, ace basket. iona
than apples. si.Gb box.
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sANIrAnY

10 fha sugar. 81. 10 iba. soc. his
shc. io0slb, sack. $3.50, zoe coffee, !
lhs. dsei new asparagus tips. zoe can
aAe baking powder. Use, Z pkRr.
seeded faiHiuas i5cs new lemon. or
anEc and citron peel. zoe ID. SOC
peony roots. csc. f6c baking pow
der. soc. local patent flour 81 sack
Zoe pkg, corn starch. sct 4oc coffee.
see' 10 bars laundry soap. ace. cans
tomat oeH aAc
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= r. your paper IL not deliv- 4
4 cred regularly 10 your homo =
= every afternoon. and n II is =
= not delivered in good shape. 4
= please phono tho circulation 4
= manager. Main 1900. Tho Star 4
\ subscribers are entitled 10 per. 4
4 feet service. They are enil- 4
4 tied to an early and regular 4
= delivery Boys who crumpis =
= up or otherwlse mutiiate the 4
4 paper should be reported. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-12
THE MARKETS

The following are the average
prices paid By local commission mar
chants to the producers and prices
paid ~ the retailer 20 the cofnmis-
sionerr. The prices paid the farmer.
come under buying price, and this
sum paid ~ the retail Her under Sell
ing price" Prices IN all eases are
subject 70 variation. according 70
freshness and general excellence, but
these prices. uaieaa otherwise iudi-
Gated. ars for strictly first grader
Ea@s--uuyin9 Price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-12
WEST 4 WHEELER


SV3 totnan BLOCK,
10. 20 AND s0-ACRE TRACTS
Upland. of clay sandy loan. fine
soft water. Land adjoining these
tracts growing good crops OF
clover, alfalfa. spuda, oats, wheat
Ideal location for fruit. with an
elevation OF $50 feet. gives color
and flavor TO fruits that will com
mand the fancy prices. For the
next 30 days VIII sell on terms OF
$4,000 per acre, $1,000 down and
$1,000 per month. Location, Sisco
WISH, Snohomish county, 81 miles
north. on ". r. II. r. Fine train
service to Seattle and Everett. Tc
make start is 20 go In debt.
ELWOOD LUMBER a. TIMBER CO
73f Henry Bldg.
FIVE acres, close to Auburn, near
NJ T., station, only four tracts left,
Price at rock bottom. Terms $40
down, 81 monthly.
HERBERT $, UPPER, 30a Lcary BID.
SNOHOMISH COUNTY ACREAGE
10 acres OF rich level fertile land
for sG00. Easy terms Close 20
school. markets, etc. Better see
this tract at once. ole Hanson a
Co, New York Block.
Tulxwila bargain, 500 down. $40 d
month. Very cosy i-room cottage
big lot. close to car. ALSO cheaI
tract on easy terms. John Wald
Tukwila, Interurban.
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Wanted-Real Estate

NN||N0ONN>|~T1T~T~0~1~N N0NNNNF~0NNN~~Nl0N
tract improved acre.
age, close to good road. as first
or final payment on two 5-room
and ono 4-room modern bunga-
lows. 30S Arcade.
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Farm Lands.


A SACRIFICE BARGAIN
FORTY ACRES. half rich bottom
land. 20 acres In cultivation. or
chard. running water, e-room
house. barn 20xto. ontbuildlngs,
horse. wagon. buggy. cows, Z
hogs, moving machine, farm Inn
pismcuta and tools. some chick
ems. For immediate sale. every
thinE goes for ss.koo. Handy TO
Seattle market.l
ROBERT MALTBY
1919 Alaska Building.
HERE rs AN OPPORTUNITY
That does not present Itself once IN
thousand years. Conditions and
circumstances compel the owner ~
this J SO acres wheat land IN Crook
county. oregon. 60 sacrifice for the
patty price OF $3.50 per acre on
very easy terms This price II
ridiculouaiy low: cheaper than you
can homestead. Come and talk
with IA about IL at sos Liberty
Bldg oppoalte posioffice.
ACRES FOR 1850
on easy terms $50 cash and SO a
month. located on county road.
only Is minutes ride from King
IT. station. The soil IL rich and
well adapted for tho raising OF
fruits, berri.s, potatoes and poui-
try. school and station within 5
minutes walk of this place.
Iiurke 8 rarrar. lea Cherry 81.
DAIRY FARM
III YOu WANT THE REST little
dairy proposition In King county.
come and see this 40 acres at
Kent. good a-room house. large
barn fun Of hay. team. mitch cows.
young stock. farming tools and
implements. $500.
ROBERT MALTBY
1910 Alaska building.
GET CHICKEN RANCH
We have 500 s-acre tracts 20 choose
from. situate all over Western
Washington. Better see us before
you buy. Any 6-acre tract on
terms OF ti9f cash. balance month
~. Ole Hanson e Co. owners
New York Block.
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Acreage.
FIVE ACRE TRACT
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND
EVERETT
GOOD SOIL
$3.50

Corner 5-acre tract. on fine county
road. with as good soil as you are
likely to find between Seattle and
Everett. close 20 station, good SER
vice TO both Seattle and Everett,
also close 60 fine school. to church.
stores. etc. Tract lies very we'll
We also have another h-acre tract
near this one for ssTh, but ~ does
not front on county road. VERY
EASY TERMS on both OF them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-12
VIEW HOME Ar KInKIAND

VIEW HOME AT Kirkland
within blocks Of Lake washing
ton. "A new t-room house. we'll built
with a fine view of Seattle. Lake
Washington and the mountains.
Within short walk OF school.
stores and boat landing Price
i.1oo. only $3.50 cash and $40 a
month practically renn. Come
over ana arc this home that rent
money viii buy. Take n Madison
car and county ferry or steamer
urania 10 Burke s. Farrar'a office
In kirkland. or call at 100 Cher
ry ST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-12

- q The diseases TINT I'octor
M1gpp successfully treats are:
l11nA Heart Trouble. Dyspepsia.
nh1etes. Il Grippe. Female Trou-
- Constipation. Lumbago. Neural
y Liver Trouble. Rheumatism.
lBendlcitls, Headaches. Bright's
n'1se. Paralysis. Insomnia. Kid
- zrouAls and Stomach Trouble.
oassa 2I1i%f5 Peoples Bark Bldg.
SECOND AND PIKE,
SEATTLE. WASH.
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Personal.
.~~~-~.~~~~-~-@->y~s~~-~ s~~~-~@>~sS>~~>rN~~
Dr. A. lee Lewis. consulting chiro-
pfactor. Hours 20 y. m. tsa.I Ar
cada Annex Main f1s1 Lady attend
aut
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. no
operation or dntentton from labor !.
over 100 cases cured past two
years ages I to 10. Harvard
system 81 Kfsel nldx Fasttls
GILLETTE ni.ADRN sh.rpsusd, acc
Get Aeaoainted Society. Names aud
addresses Ttx Pine street
Hay 4 saw ii in rho star
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City Real Estate.
SUBURBAN ACRE

This acre les on allxht elevation,
slopes gently toward the road
with a fine view Of lake and Mt
Rainier Has bread veranda
ana orchard Of ss bearing fruit
trees own water system. also cify
water. This ~ a very attractive
acre. You will like II when you
see 81 - 500 terms. See OI.M-
sTED. slth and Greenwood Phone
Ballard 1875.
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Kosiah doveIoping. lce roll, any
slxe, Jacobs Photo sh0n. FL va
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Z = -. - -. - -
Exchange = Real Estate

Exchange - Real Estate
~>e~>--~~y>~e>--A<,,-- ->-e~-s-e-oS>-'
BAHAHoO. Wis. bo~fgot lot. s-roum
house ard barn. 90 trade for Fe-
attic lots or TO io-acre tracts.
tsaT Rainier av.
We exchange everything evcrywhcrc
Al any time, u your price 10 right
Real Estate Exchange. t4e-tli
f.umbef Exchange
Auto 81 200, coNt ~ soc VIII trade
Tor lot y. n Hird. North 1e1.
Wanted Cow OF heller for WyAn-
dnftrH, kenWuni 1905
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Flats for Rent.

and 6-room modern flats. Seventh
and spruce. SIS ana $40 per month.
Fred h, sander, Inc. calman bldg
I and 5-room modern flats. SIS and
$40 per month. Fred r.. Sander
Inc, Coiman Hidg.
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Help Wanted--FemaIe

nted--yoanw women. rtfher en-
peHsnced or fpoxcsriencsi. TO
work az teiepi. ono operators Ars
pH 20 iite trd as. Or 1850 iTth
AZ Tho Pacific Teisphons and
Frs~ Instruments mandolin. guitar.
y banjo. sykes Music school. SIS
ii Peoples Hank Hlda
Mantle help. experienced folders
t9s3A a. ~. Monday. Independent
laundry. North Queen Anne car.
Popular sheet music. 30 per copy.
Cali 1883 Aiki av.
Il ttt6--Hof POINT tRONs--tsse
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL.
Eonsi Electric CO. 1919 first Az.
En,e Wet Wash Laundry. ballard
| ut
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Wanted TO Buv---F urniture
WSnt iionss Z offIess 2tifS li,ifs SsrS.
nodsrn Eurn. co. .lt rlke. u ssIA
Water Front

S-<~><,<~>~r.r~N->->s>~e scr<eeee>@~@<e>~e.
lou acres water rrOnt. black soil, $50
per acre, easy terms. y. NJ. Bird.
North 207.
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For Sale--Iivesfock

e"~s, fresh and coming fresh. or
viii exchange for fat cattle VIII
or ~ monday with II head Of
s, holce nary cows. Information
Th0roughbred jersey ''bs.li 49,, "a, >.
g. coming J. 500. si3nay Ia s'ss' !,
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Furnished Rooms.

HOTEL Rhode Island. sc Virginia St
Soc day and tzto week and Up
HOTEL. itainisr. les Main at. brick
building Hetes fec and up. Bath.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. ttiBH
Eirst--itatss Soc daily and up-
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Funeral Directors.

Funeral Directors.
X " HuTTEnW ORTIZ & Soma
1891 Firsf av. Main or Elliott sts
unissrrify undsrtakins fariofs. ssis
18th ~ ~ North 9lL w. q. Fork.
ncF
Hannsy Watson Co. funeral direc.
tors. new location. broadway and
olive Eaa, "a
~ ut Z ~ ,.o>ooo.-
ittAapn, cut ffowers. fuDrrai pieces.
Elliott 1&ts. iztg second. Green.
house. Beacon STA
BURNS ffsoilAL Co. SCI ard Main
ftis-Cnt flawsxs dssiEns s.nrls
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Business Chances.

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knap~-Juat started auto brokerage
and garage, 90 600 people radius
one mile. Total rent only to.
Account sickness. viii sell lease
and : automobiles clear for only
ss0c. Hull details keuwood 2gfs.
Better ring early.
For sale. one % the best transient
hotels IN a good location. steam
heat long lease Call Royal. SIS
Tirst av Phone Elliott 11Ts
Good location for drug store. fine
corner room rent SIS. coo r. tlnd
st Phone North 1850.
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Homesteads.

nSmssisSa ef 3essrf "a m n' e. lSaaSi Z; :.
fnent Eastern Washington fruit
belt Greatest bargain over Of
fnred. Thomaa Craig. 1897 Third av.
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Board and Room.

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Young lady 20 share room with my
daughter. Protestant family. VIII
serve breakfast 1915 goth av
East 1$is
Children cared fpr. tit month. All
ages iis w. Republican. queen
Anna z4a0
ltoom and board for gentleman Ia
quiet private family ~ no othof
boArders. Phone East 1881.
EAntcs boarded only. by trained
uurne Terms reasonable. Phone
EsuMaod BEs
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CITY BUNGALOW

Lot all fenced and in lawn. city
water. fine front porch. one block
from North Park station. Worth
every cent OF 81 900 Price $3.50.
Terms. See OIsMSTED. STth and
Greenwood. Phone Ballard 2ss5.