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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-21

made to feel that he is actually taking
part in the adventure. In the most
realistic way he goes along with the
aviators, seeing them as if he were
they see.
We who do not go the way of the
clouds in aeroplanes. and may never
Schelcher for bringing US. by means
of his ingenious photograph. into such
intimate association with the pleas
ures of those who do. That long, white.
birdlike body, those huge curved
kings, that, whirling propeller, rem
dered indistinct by its speed. those
sharply defined silhouttes of men rid
ing through the air. and the glimpse of
the awful depth beneath, tell a story
of human accomplishment that will
make one of the greatest chapters in
the history of man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-21

Buena'' Tonic for sale by
Elite Parlors, 216 Texas street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-21
: . : :. = : = = . {" !" i" > 3

by the B. Y P. U, of Highland PARK
Baptist church. Thursday night tne
following program will be gwen
Devotional exercises,
Vocal Duet-Mrs. W. M rage anu
Miss Marguerite kulL
Reading-Aiss Amy Blanchard
Vocal SoIo-AIiss Lula F'rlDerg-
Cornet Solo-Crawford Williams
Reading-Marguerit kull
Vocal SoIo-Miss Elsie Kemp,
Paper. THE Are of Being Pleasant"
Mrs. c. K. Gray.
Vocal ouartet-Nsses Elsie Kemp.
Marguerite Kull. Mesdames ". M
Page and E B. Manning.
Violin Solo-Miss Lila Thomas
Reading-AIiss Ida Curry
Solo-Mrs. W. NJ Page
In case the weather should be un-
suited to a mesa picnic THURSDAY night
the class taught by Mrs. ]. F. k1lburn
at the Ffrst Methodist church will hold
its picnic party at the home OF MIS-
Kflburn. 1906 Magoffin avenue
Plans for the watermelon social to
be held Thursday by the aid soclety OF
the Westminster Presbyterian cnurch,
were completed at the meeting OF the
society Tuesday afternoon in the sun
day school rooms OF the churcn DulIu-
ing Also plans were formulated Ior
the rally day of the aid society at us
next meeting. the first Tuesday in Sep
TENDER. A god proportion of the mem
bers were present
A special business and social meet
ing of the Baraca class OF Trinity
Methodist church will be held FRIDAY
at the church to discuss and arrange
plans for the fall and winter activities
A moonlight picnic on the mesa will
be given by the Philathea and Baraca
classes of Trinity Methodist church
THURSDAY. August %. The classes will
meet at the church at 1880 o'clock
The Aid society of Altura Presby-
terrain church will meet Thursday aft
ernoon at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
L L Robinson, in Grand View
During This Week,
10 per cent off on all refrigerators.
Laurie Hardware Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-21

ultant confidence in the power of his
wonderful machine
The Photographic first of the
klnd-was made by Andre Schelcher.
the French aviator, who has devoted
himself with great enthusiasm to the
development of photographs from aero
planes in flight NJ. Schelcher, in this
case Is the passenger, and the pilot is
NJ. Pierre Debrouteue.
The popularity of the picture, that
which gives it its strange charm. con-
slsts in the fact that it shows at one
glance both the interior of the aero
plane and the view that is spread be-
meath the eyes of its occupants. The
camera was placed at the end of one
that both the machine and the land
scape should be in focus at the same
time and it was operated by the pull
ing OF a string. Thus the observer is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-21
By GARRETT p. sERvIss

Hy O--1tIhIlIE 7. sEsIaEISs.
~ NE only needs to glance at the
photograph accompanying this
article in order to understand
the irresistible lure of the highway of
the air. One feels the charm, and sees
why no number of fatal accidents can
dissolve its power over adventurous
spirits.
It is the flight Of the ca gle. The
little wheels that played their part in
the first spring from the ground. and
now hang motionless beneath. are the
claws of the great bird, drawn up be-
meath his body and waiting until the
mighty wings, weary at last of flight.
call upon them once more to renew
connection with the ground.
The swiftly revolving propeller in
front is only a blur to the eye. but its
steady pull fills the aviator with eX-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-21
DianeEs and LuacBeons

Miss Grace Wingo delightfully."- enter
tanned Tuesday evening with din
ner party in honor of cross country
touring party composed Of Mesdames
Roxane Starker. Barbara Royal,
Messrs. Eugene Sutton. Calvert WOoli-
folk. and Mrs. and Mrs. d. F. Starker,
who left Wednesday morning to con-
tinue their trip to California, and viii
then return to their home in New York
city Those present were; Mesdames
Barbara ROYAL, ROXane Starker- Cal
vert voolfolk, Eugene Sutton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Starker. F. c. Feagan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norris Cushman- Mrs. T. NJ Wingo
and Miss Grace Wingo-
~Buena" Tonic for sale by
Elite ParIors, PIG Texas street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-21

"Buena" Tonic for sale by
Elite Parlors, 216 Texas street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-21

During This Week,
10 per cent off on all refrigerators.
Laurie Hardware Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-21
\ Valuable AdditiOn-Bed DavenpOrts.

a Valuable AdditiOn-Bed DavenPorts'
Probably no piece of furniture Is a
more valuable addition to the home
than a bed davenport We are now
showing the largest line of davenports
we have ever carried
These handsome davenports are an
addition to any living room and when
occasion requires can be made into
thoroughly comfortable bed They nave
revolving seat and are furnished with
regular bed spring and regular mat
tress. They can be had in any finish
desired and upholstered either IN
leather or pantasote Come in and let
US show them to you
FL PasO Household Furnishing Co.
Come. Mills and Stanton Streets
'rBuena" Tonic for sale by
Elite Parlors, 216 Texas street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-21
Weddings

Miss Winifred Mae Burlington.
daughter of Mrs Charles Lewis, and
Arthur Rhinehart Andersen were
quietly married Tuesday night by Rev.
John E Abbott. pastor Of the West
minister Presbyterian church at his
home, 1922 North FL Paso street Only
a few OF the most intimate friends OF
the couple were present The bride
wore a white lingerie gown The
couple will make their home at 1915
North FL Paso street. where they viii
be at home to their friends
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-21

This dress, shown by one of the
leading shops, was universally ad-
mired- The foundation slip is of
dark blue satin, with q plain, medium
fun skirt. Over this was worn a
tunic of bright green chiffon. en-
broidered heavily with dull gold and
blue and trimmed with dull gold braid
and ornaments
The girdle is Of chiffon velvet, ex-
actly matching the green tunic.
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sv FRED [. soAlr

They have living down 20 a fine
art at Brighton Beach. They have
made the dlscovery---which so many
OF us are blind t0--that hard work
Is. after all. the most fun.
Everybody. With perhaps three or
four exceptions, gets up al I O'Clock
every morning. The exceptions get
up al 3. And the fun begins right
away.
First of all. you milk the COW. Ey-
cry body has COW at Brighton
Beach. Every time the COW
switches her tail Into your face or
kicks over the bucket. you go off In
60 gales OF laughter.
Then you feed the chickens.
There Is something irresistIbly com
fcal In chickens scrambltng for
food. This done. you work In the
garden. fussing over the humorous
little onions, the iaughable rad
ishes. the mirth-proyoking tomato
plants. the oomicaI string beans.
Just about then your wife APP
pears. With n broad grin on her
face, on the back porch. She and
the children have had a great lark
getting the weeks washing done
and on the line before breakfast.
"Come to breakfast, John" she
says
All through the morning meal
you chuckle over the fun you've
been having.
There's long t~o-hoard walk to
the Renton a Southern car line.
with knee-deep grass growing on
either aide. II 10 lush ard sweet
with morning dew. and you slosh
through IL. laughing heartily 70
note how the dew is taking the
crease out Of your trousers
It's seven milcs TO your business.
and tho Renfon q Southerp's isn't
the smoothest roadbed In tho world.
But what funnier than a seyeu-miIe
ride bumpety-bump over a
lumpy roadbed,
You toll 10 hours In office. shop
or store. and then. glad that the
business day Is done, you hurry
blackwell. you don't exactly hurry.
but you go as fast as the car does
Ito Brighton Beach.
With loud cries you grab the
mower and trim the lawn. You
curry and milk the COW. You feed
the chickens. You separate the
conicaI weeds from the numerous
vegetables.
And when the kids are all In bed
and. by the way. there are an
awful lot Of children to put to bed
n Brighton Beach--and you have
had supper call IL supper
you 20 down TO the beach OF Lake
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Washington and hop into canoe
or motor.boat.
You paddle or sputter until n.
singing. Gee. but Tina lucky guy'
Nothin' TO do TN tomorrow"
You are In bed by 1880 and
sleep smilingiy until you are a~ak-
ened by the merry call OF the alarm
clock.
Brighton Beachcrs scarcely ever
20 10 the theatres. Theatres are
sad and dull aud depresslnx. Moth
Ing can persuade Brighton Beach
or that he wants 10 go downtown
after supper Who would want TO
eat and drink In one Of those mel.
ancholy grill rooms. when you can
milk comical cow
They're strong for shc City Beau
tiful idea at Brighton Beach. They
like dainty, cory homes. with trim
lawns and plenty Of flowers.
They're keen on the Simple life,
too. and the oes.Baek-to-Nssure
Nunch.
There aren't many beastiy rich
among them, but nobody seems TO
have any trouble keeping she wolf
from the DOOR. They're nice. honey
folks.
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Grape fruit. Tor sse. grape Juice
cluster ralaiua. , lbs. Esc. Imported
smyrna figs. zoe III. Royal AIMS
cherries. ssc box and lbs. t5c.
peaches. 2 dos. iSc. zoe basket. apri.
cots, zoe basket. sugar cured eerned
ton. Imported sardines. 81 eau.
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PUBLIC MARKETS.


sugar. 20 lbs 81. 30 lbs. soc, lbs.
25c. Washington butter. 1lhc Id
catsup. Use. Sliced peaches, Ice can,
chocolate. shc ID. t5c pkg buck
wheat flour. lee. sbc pkg. washing
powder Use, oil sardtnes. for zoe.
Ice mustard Aardines &c. Toe soap
baking powder, Ice, Ice prunos. ?
lbs, ice, Eastern bacon. iac ih.
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wEsTr.xkE

4 cans milk. s5c. white soap.
bars. sbc. i8c prunez. lbs, s6c
baked beans, ! cans 2bc. peachee ans
pineapple. zoe can. cans s6c. ias
pk ga toasted corn flakes. : for lao
peacheR. eac box. steer pot roast. 10,
H.. zsc lbs. cane sugar. 1870. \ lbs
cube sugar. ssc. slayer cakes. SIC
boiling beef. Nc H.. , cans corn. ssc
hams. lie ID. new potatoes. is lbs
ete
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Veal roast. ishc III; club sausage,
Sc ID. neck hones Sc ID. mutton
chops taMc 10. steak. izAc H.;
shoulder mutton Sc ID corned beef
So TO lie ID salt pork, lie III. acc
coffee. sec ID. green MIXED tea. @ac
ID English breakfast tea. ssc 10. {.
H. yellow corn meal &c H.; rolled
oats. lbs. csc, hominy. Sc H.. but.
ter beans. Toe H.. macaroons. ivc
fta
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note In Hebrew circles. will give
what he calls singing sermon
and also render a number OF oper-
attic selections. lilo will also ap.
pear nc the temple tomorrow morn
Ing at $40. The public is invited.
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- w GooDE SIGHT SHOP
tie Shop. f4tt9s Rent. Little
Price. Broken lonsrs re-
placed nrpairins ais -Aaaisen,
Tween End and Ard
Say n saw V N THIS star
YOU KNOW A PIANO can DO sold
for isas when the selling expense
II isas. Ne par secopd floor rent
Come here before buying Wallinw
Piano Co. zoe-101 Arcade Annsx.
second floor. opposite elevators
HEADQ AiiTERA ELECTRA and
~Atf.ADIN~ incAndrscent kero.
sene lamps and supplies sos
Howell a.
SOUVENIR AND crHfO SHOP
Antique tewetrr. postcards and pom
nants. 80 Union St, near v. @
Coaf0riufn Dye Works. ss31 r. Mad
ia0n East 2s9 Wagon calls. deiiy-
ers promptly.
llnve your Bills coilscted North
csssf Collection Co. tas y y. Bik.
Kodak developing. ivc roll. any
aixe. Jacobs Photo Shop. p.-i Bid
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Male and Female Help
Wanted

~~y~~.~S~~-~-~-~-~~>~~- ~s~J~-~oy>~~~~-~S~r~
MY short course home bookkeeping
Instructions guarantee Qualiflca-
ttons 80 days aenistAnce position
student or business man. Agents
wanted everyWhere. Address Ac-
countant. 1D1 WhItn nuIlding
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Homesteads.
HOMEsTEADs


HOMESTEADS
Locate, you 100 or $40 acres. In
Douglas and Grant counties.
where there IL something doing.
Fruit alfalfa and general farm
Ing.
EMPIRE HOMESTEAD co.
5Gb Empire Bldg,
Have Just returned from famous
Fergus county. Montana. whore !
located every man who saw the
land. The most favored wheat belt
OF North America. no irrigation.
VIII return there every two weeks
on special oxcurSSon rates furnish :
cd by the Chicago, Milwaukee, h
Puget Sound ny. A few excellent
road. Also any part OF 80, 900 acres
excellent wheat land cheap. Act
nj once. g. J. Mcfarland, S1t
Bailey Bldg.
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HFRfs 4 yIFw HOME


HERE'S A VIEW HOME
Ground IL - xS6t. on car line. ac-
cessible TO three car lines. inciud-
ing Phinney av.. house IL rooms.
mission style. piastered. with bath.
electric and gas lights and gas for
cooking. CO bearing fruit trees in
excellent condition, chicken house.
barn and garden Has unobstruct-
ibie view OF Oiympics. Sound and
Cascade mountains. Thts Is mag
nlficent offering at $500. The
gfound alone. unimproyed. would
be worth this money. Can be
handled on terms. We have the
exclusive listing OF this property.
and can positively deliver this re-
markahia offering at this figure.
OSCAR JENSEN a. CO.
3i4 Northern Rank Bldg. an a Pike.
100 LOTS
sf7s To $3.50 EACH
Terms IS down and s. monthly.
Take a Fauntieroy car 20 end OF
the line See our agents there
Saturday afternoon and sunday.
Main 2zns.
JOHN II WHITE co.
40z Oriental Block,
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CHEAP LITTLE FARMS
r. WEALTH-.IiAPPINESS

CHEAP LITTLE FARMS
HEALTH WEALTH-.HAPPINESS
s. 10. 20. to-acre tracts. deep rich
loan, logged off burned over, easy
20 clear FREE FROM ROCK AND
a does not d raw su, e'h Il simmer sSSas
adapted 90 any farming purpose,
fsrmed now on all sides. best
value IN Western Washington.
If YOU DESIRE. I WILL SECURE
you EMPLOYMENT IN NEAR
BY MILLS.
II q friend In whom you have great
confidence should tell you that the
above IL true. you would nj least
invcstigate. You may not know
me, but ! am the friend Of any
man looking for value for MS
money I am an expert on farm
lands and farm land values. This
tract Of land 10 offered 70 you as a
result of my sevsrsl years eH .
perience. ~ fs the best have been
abba TO find after a two years
search. You are being offered the
benefit Of my experience as a Tar
mar and land man. Let me prove
10 you that ! KNOW LAND.
Price $500 to 5000 per acre. Easy
terms.
RAY BHULET
All Hoge Bldg
CASH CUSTOMERS COUNT
1875 spot cash takes z acres Of No.
land, walking distance 81 Sc
attie-Tncoma interurbau az Foster
station. only half value. Must
have money.
Charles y. Adams. fs2 colman Bldg.
" acre on Burien Lake car line;
$500, $40 cash and t10 per month.
A. X WYLDE
Ha New York Block. Elliott te0I.
AuBURN--s acres on main line n. v.
Ry.. east OF this prosperous r. X.
center, 1850. SO down. g month.
Herbert 4. Upper 900 i.eary BOG
For sale---On Everett interurbnn. at
Halter Lake. one fine View acre.
fine homes surrounding. Phone
North g1Ee
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Rabbi A. Steiner OF Chicago Ia In
Seattle. and Will sing in Hebrew
TO the Bikur Cholin tonight at the
temple. 18th av. and yesler way.
The rabbi, who IN n singer OF some
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DIPLOMACY

4 DIPLOMACY 4
4 ibid you notice how very 4
4 sweetiy little Mrs. Dollle 4
= spoke OF her husband" 4
= Yes. Everybody heard her. 4
4 Funny thing to do. wasn't IT." 4
4 ~Oh. no. Didn't you notice 4
= that hts sister had Just come 4
= into the room s~-Cleyeland 4
= Plain Dealer. 4
~ ttttAAt 49, 4
Long boards work an Injustice on
BARRIERS and necktie makers.
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Furnished Rooms.

S~~SrS@~~~~~@~~@~s~S><~ ~y~~~~e~~~~1>~1>~<~~
NEAR POTLATCH GRANDSTAND
virEinus Hotel, sth a Virginia. near
Westlake, offers new. modern. eis-
gantiy furnished rooms, with tho
best accommodation lowest rates
Donald Hotel. sis Howell. Main
1853. All outside. modern rooms.
Rates reasonable.
The Broadway, corner Broadway
and YesIer. Modern. 1900 a week
up. w. 8 Prentiss. proprietor.
si25 week. baching room for one
man. 2fs Bell, corner Third av
HOTEL Rhode Island, Sc Virginia st
soc day and 1880 week and up.
Hotel Brooklyn. 2nd a University,
Modern. hot, cold water, sum. ratios
c0xy furnished sleeping rooms TOT
rent. close In. ils First av. N.
HOTEL. Rainier. iss Main St. brick
building. Rates soc ard up. Bath.
Furnished room. including piano.
The Bivoli, 2f1T 2nd. Apt. 100.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, fiisx
First---Rates soc daily and up.
Rooms ssc aud h0c. s22 sixth ay.
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Nicet Clean housekeeping rooms at
Hotel Traitor. 5325 Ballard sy. Ball
lard 1883
CAPITAL HOTEL--i0s Jackson ST.
soc TO $50 day; y2.b0 70 s. week.
HOTEL CLARENDON--l12h sth NV.
s. Rooms soc and 7bc. Elliott 542i J.
Hotel Imperial. busy house. 9th
and Pike; rooms 2ac, a5c, soc day.
Hotel Livingston, 1891 ist av. Mod
ern. Rates tg.so per week and up
HOTEL OXFORD. 1920 lat av.. mod
ern: rates $3.50 per week and UP
Hotel Consul. sth and wash; rSns
81 and up: beds isc. Free baths.
ROYAL HOTEi~--40i Firth av. 2bc
to 75c night tl.75 TO 81 week.
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a SNAP
BROOM BUNGALOW
TRACT 70xl02
Between Lakewood and Fauntierov
Park. grand sound view. Price
1850. Terms SIS down and bal
ance $40 per month. Main 220s.
JOHN H. WHITE co.
t0T Oriental BLOCK
FOR RENT-The cottage at 1910
Iakeview avs large lot. nice
view over Lake linton. only rs
minutes by two car lines rent $40.
i will be there Saturday from
20 2 20 show the place. L. j..
SprenRle owner. Ellisport. Wash.
For sale by owner. 6-room modern
cottage. just complete. Is minutes
ride from Pioneer square. one
block from Jefferson park. ] need
the money. and Will sell for $1,000;
paid for in full. 2i2 New York
Block. l.. II. Jensen. Main efst.
Forced to sell s-room modern. street
graded. cement sidewalks. all paid.
tf.750: $3.50 cash. owner. Ken
wood 2ss6.
Groom bungalow. 50-foot lot. north
of Ravenna park. $4,000. $500
per month. Ellsworth, 1l0l Amer
lean Bank.
Nichols. BUNGALOWS. Hlnckley Blk.
FOR SALE---Residance In all parts
SAMUEL p coi.LYER. ,as Lcary Bldg.
Member seattle Real Estate Assn.
Nav bungalow. 5O-foot lot. 1880,
own terms. Main 1895, room 705.
81 acres. Groom house. greenhouse;
nice for chicken ranch, on main road
close to Seattle cheap. Sidney 1911.
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~0~~~T~NN~1~"~~s~T-T~'s T~0Ner~|N~N0~NlrNN4l~0-
New apartments. furnished. private
toilet. bath. cheapest rent In city.
sidney 1899.
COPELAND Court. 1908 Minor 1 rooms.
furnished. with light. $40. Main t1io.
Excelsior pts.-~f'urnished and ua-
furnished sth and Pike. Main 2sei.
st. Lawrence. tsosM sth--Comfort-
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s-rcom furnished cottage. fis. az
gard ax w. Fort LAwton car.
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The SEATTLE STAR

when your subscription expires n
on the address label Of your paper.
when that date arrives. " your sub.
r<riptfon has not again hoeu paid
Ia adv pcn, your name IL taken
from tia list change OF date
on ths address label v receipt
For the cpuYcnienes OF our rrad~sa
ws have establishes agencies at the
following iocs ttunst
y. n. Muilsn. st0s Ballard sw. Phone
ballard 900
ouNksr Drag stores, Fourth Az. and
fika st Third Az and Madison St.
FIRST ava. near Nprinx 81
Ais MAY be loft ~ thea- branches
where same rates will be given a.
at main office Transient rates
are Toe per lire or tines for the
price OF 3 for cash .d4
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HERE IL A GOOD BUY
WHO WANTS this 10-acre farm. al
level. rich clay loan soil. acres
now In crops, 2 acres partly clear
ed. balance timber, small house
barn. good water. close TO school
easy driving distance to market
Price $4,000, half cash. Might con
sior good lot as part payment. In
quire 1910 Alaska Building.
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For Sale-Furniture.

For Sale-Furniture.
~~s~~~~~S>~~>~>~~ ~~~-~~>~~~~~~
Base and top and two sections for
filing contracts or legal papers,
Bargain for some real estate or
law firm. Call star office.
OAK CHEST containing large
drawers in fine condition; is bar
gain and can be used for ward
robe. Call Star office.
Combination oak wardrobe and
drawer cabinet with mirror at bar
gain. Fine for offi~o or home Call
Star office.
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SNAP FOR HOMESEEKER
I have 10 acres OF land. and every
acre Is good. whore you can raise
vegetables. berries, fruits aud
chickens, and deal direct with the
consumer at Seattle's market This
place ir within easy driving dis
lance OF the city on county road.
Price 1859; terms $50 cash and $40
per month. w IL. Gilgen, i0t
Cherry st
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500 per ACRE

ona-haif cash. balance 1. ,. years
at per cent
JOHN A. AMES
III Cherry ST.
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Located Just west of Seattle and
south of Port Orchard and Bremen
ton Navy Yard. whore the govern
ment is spending millions for dry
docks, etc.
This tract has big stream. fine soil
and very easy TO improve. close tn
sawmiil. school. stores, etc. Good
neighbors. Price for the 90 acres.
$3.50: S7b cash. ti5 monthly.
PUGET SOUND FARMS co.
SOS Third Az near James
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-02-29
Taken SUDDEN. III.

Last Thursday afternoon. Mr..
Robert T. Casey. one Of Williams
oGsg's oldest merchants. was taken
suddenly III. and it was thought for
: time he was in serious condition.
Several physicians were summoned.
and after working over him for some
time. restored him to consciousness.
he has been in bed al week, but is
gradually recovering. Mr.. Casey
has been in the mercantile business
about forty wears aud is widely
known in this section.
Mr.. r L. Spencer. president OF
the Peninsula Bank. and merchant.
was taken i'll suddenly last Friday.
since which time he has been con-
fined to bis bed with one or two
physicians in attendance. He is
suffering from an attack of kidney
trouble and has been very IL.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-02-29
DIR. c. II. DAVIS,
Dentist
Peninsula Bank Building
WILLIAMSBURG. VIRGINIA
FARMFOR SALE

Contains about 400 acres. 800 an
woods. balance arabic. Woods CONSIST
OF pine. white and red oak. gum. ash.
hickory and be~ch. Open land slightly
rolling. with n good clay ub.soil. Farm
is well watered with fine springs. There
Is q story frame. shinsle-roof dwelling
with rooms. Situate in James City
county. Va. about 2 miles west of Viii
hamsburR. and within one quarter OF
mile OF the {. * q, X. X. For furthes
particulars. address A. Brooks. Owner
williamsburg. Va. m9