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Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-01
OLD LYME
Town Loses Two Prominent Citizens, John H. Bradbury and Richard Waite

John Henry Bradbury died at his home in Silltown, Tuesday, at twelve o'clock of apoplexy. MT. Bradbury was born in Webster, Mass, Decem- Der 12, 1S41, the son of the late John and Joanna Bradbury. In politics he was a republican and in 19031905 served as representative to the state legislature, serving on the committee on fisheries and game; with but this exception he has uniformly refused all public office. He was a member of Pythagoras lodge, No. 45. F. and A. M
 He is survived by his wife and one sen, Harry w., who is married and has one daughter. He also leaves 8 sister, Ann E., of Layville.
 Richard Waite Dead.
 Richard Waite of Old Lyme died at al was held at the house. Rev. E. M. Chapman and Mr. Graves off1ciated. The bearers were James Riddle, John Haskins, James Bugbee, and John Moves. The Odd Fellows had charge of the services at the grave.
 Mrs. Jules Turcas and daughter of New York have arrived on Grassy Hill for the summer.
 Mrs. A. J. McGaw, who has been a patient in the Memorial hospital, has returned home, greatly improved in health.
 Miss Helen Clark spent Sunday In New London, the guest of Miss Edna Potter.
 Mrs. Ernest Chadwick has returned from Brooklyn, N. T., where she at tended the funeral of her father, AL bert King.
 Pupils Repeat Play.
 The pupils of the graded school have repeated their play in the hall Wed resday night. Owing to the bad weather there was not as many pres ent as before.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-01
NORTH FRANKLIN
Ars, Jane Kenyon to Make Her Home
 in Lisbon.


 Mrs. Leon Lsdd of Greenevi11e was the guest Wednesday of Mrs. Jerry Mahoney.
 Mrs. Jane Kenyon, who has been a resident of this town for more than forty years. has gone to Lisbon, where she will make her home with her sls- ters, Miss Eliza Aver, and Mrs. Ed ward Barrett
 Mr and Mrs. A. R. Race and daugh- ter Rena were visitors at w. l.. Loo ms' in Greeneville Sunday
 F. A. Redwood spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Southbrldge. Mass.
 Mrs. Laud of Willimantlc spent two days recently with her sister. Mrs. w. J. Cox
 Mrs. Cornelius Mahoney has been spending several days With her daugh- ter. Mrs Psul Brennan of Baltic.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles CrandsH on seuth Wndnsr were at Thsodcrg CxAAAail'a WsdaAadAE
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-01
GRISWOLD

Rev Lemuel W. Brink of Norrich preached at Pachsug Sunday
 Miss Mary Buck of Monson, Mass, Is visiting friends in town.
 Mrs Lydia Partrage of Hopevills spent Sunday with Mrs. J. R. Saun- ders.
 T. Fred. W. A. and Mrs. Edmond and John P. Hollowell, were callers Sun day on Charles Edmond and family of Hartford.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-01
MOHEGAN

Jerry Sanders of Norwich is visit ing friends in this place.
 Mrs. G. L. Harris of Norwich attend ed church here Sunday.
 James Strickland and son. Kenneth. of New London, called on friends in this place Sunday.
 Miss Burdick of Fitchville was ths guest of Mrs. F. E. Fowler on Sun day.
 Iemuel Fielding of Norwich was ia this place Saturday.
 A good many were out to the Sum day evening services.
 MT and Mrs. Charles Bennett ars moving to the new house which tbFy lately purchased.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-01
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

Will Clark worked one of his horses all day Monday on the road and fcmd the horse dead the next morn ing
 Albert Dawley has finished his work at the sawnlill and is working on his farm
 William Barber made a business trip to Escoheag hiH Monday
 About A attended the party at john Tanners Saturday night. A fine time Wss reported.
 s l.. Barber has been ln PIaIntieId ths past twe RsekA
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-01
ASHW1LLETT

Horatio Pierce and son, C1innon of Isdvard. were over Sunday gueets of the formers parents, near RiTtown. His mother is i'll.
 Miss Katie Weisman of Rlxtown spent Sunday with her aunt in Vol untown.
 Mrs. Homer Kinnie of Pendletop Hill visited her sister, Mrs. Irving Button, in Rixtown, Sunday.
 Farmers are nearly through plant ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-01
EAST COLCHESTER

Mrs Clark and son, Everett, of South W1ndham, were callers on relatives here Sunday.
 Mrs, Alvin Fargo and children. ca Fitchville, called here Sunday.
 Schools olnsed for a holiday Thu, .. day, Memorial day
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-01
LEONARD BRIDGE
Miss Lombard Entertains Club from
 WiIlimantic.

Miss Ruth Lombard entertained on Memorial day the C. 0. A. club of Willmantlc, of which she is a mem Der. The day was delightfully."- spent and straw ride to the station at evening completed the pleasure.
 Miss Lena Manwaring has as week end guest Miss Lamb of Cromwell.
 Samuel Johnson of New Haven was a recent caller at Judge Kneelsnd's.
 Miss Lavinia Kneeland spent Sun day at Columbia. the guest of her uncle, Henry Kneeland
 Mrs. H. C. Leonard and children have gcns 10 their new home at AL hieu, R. ]
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-01
NORTH LYME
Church Property Being RepsirsA-Au-
 to Guests from Moodus.


 The horse sheds connected with the Bs ptist church are undergoing repairs this week The barn near the psrson- age is also to be repaired.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Emily of Moo due visited st c. F. Jewett's Sunday, making the trip in their new sutomo- bile.
 Mrs. Lena King of Middletown vis- tied at her home in Old Hamburg over Sunday.
 Mrs Emily Stark was in East Had dam Saturday
 Miss Ethel Maynard visited Miss May Harding in Hamburg over Sun day.
 The families of W. NJ Sisson and son are suffering from severe colds this week Mrs Erwin Rogers is car ing for Mrs. Sisson, Jr., and daughter.
 Mrs. Erwin Rogers, Mrs. Minnie Durkin and Miss Lois Rogers were in New London Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-01
FrTCHVILLE
Mill operativ le Finds $217 in Bills, Mu tilated, 5u Many of Them Redeem able.

The mill closed Thursday for the day.
 MT. and frs. George Holmes, Jr., of Chesterfield were guests of MT. and Mrs w. N. Ehappell Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs George Eastland of New Londo n have been spending few days with Mr Eastland's parents, MT. and Mrs. lenry Eastland.
 MT. and Mrs Cyrus Lash and chill dren of N hw York are spending sev- eral days | tt the home of MT. and Mrs. John McM Janus.
 Miss NJ abeue Coughlin is spending several d3tys in New Haven.
 Mrs. N sra Hamilton has returned to New Yo1 K, after spending few days with her! brother. Timothy Coughlin.
 School closed Thursday for the day.
 TimotI " Lynch and son, Francis of Norwich were guests of Mir. Lynchs brother, Thomas Lynch, Sunday.
 Mrs. George Y. Allyn and son, Will liam. of Hartford. are spending g few days at the home of Mrs. ]. c. Allyn.
 Rev. MT Remington and wife of Col chester were calling on friends in the village, I tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-01
HANOVER
Mrs. Theodore Lee Describes Condition of Women in India-May Basket Fun-Hoiday Week Notes.

Rev. Henry Lee Of Springfield preached in the Congregational church last Sunday morning. In the even ing the C. F. conducted the service with Mrs. Waiter Wihherly leader
 Rev. Hollis s. Campbell of Spring field will preach in Hanover Congre~ gationsl church on Sunday.
 All interested in the Congrega tional church are to meet in the vestry this Saturday evening.
 An effort is being made 10 hold a Memorial service in the cemetery on Sunday afternoon.
 Conditions in India Described.
 Friday afternoon there was very large attendance at the missionary meeting held at the home of MT. and Mrs. P. G. Dressing. The ladies lis tened to a charming speaker, Mrs Theodore Lee, who is in this country on a furlough and will return to her missionary work in India July Sd. She told of conditions of women in that country, speaking of the law just pass ed that girls must be 14 years of age to marry and of the evasions of this law, girls as young as being married off by their fathers, who believe it a religious duty. Saddest of all is their Hindu religion, which in some respects Is too degrading tO speak of Mrs. Lee sang several hymns in the Hindu tongue and set to Hindu mlslc. lee cream and cake We're served by the hostess
 Airlie Club to Buy Suits.
 At a well attended meeting Of the Alrlle baseball club in the vestry last Monday evening it was voted to pur- chase suits for the players the money to he raised by subscription,
 Hung Two May Baskets. Thsss vaa pleasant gatheslaG At
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-01
Found Roll of s2t7.

A Polish millhsnd while working in the ! apper room of the mill recently found q roll of money which had gone throu gin the pickers in another room of thi }. factory and passed through the blowf,r and was carried into the lapper room .. The roll contained $217, and was badly mutilated, but part of the roll is redeemable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-01
mayor FAVORS A
NEW CITY HALL

nlsyor Cosksfill Is In favor o.
l3dins>o clxy and county building
he Coliseum site. between
HID and Foarsh avs and James
20 Jefferson Sis. In a communica
@ 70 the council yesterday after.
- the mayor pointed out three
wrrat res<ons for such baiidlng
- hllows The regrade Of FIFTH
~. inyotsins large number %
nnaxe srIlts because OF the numcF.
- earth slides ON Yesier hill. the
nopcessbilisy Of the county court
-. the expenditure Of $4,000 by
~ city In repiaIs and by the county
= ohoa 1nllsr amount annually
noco1se Inadequate office room
= ~ q l3il and court house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-01

hoy 20 Mr.. and Mrs, Zoe olava
Mich. ISIS Elliott sV.
Hoy to Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Wen
man. sic Thirty fourth Az. ~
Hoy 20 Mr. aHd Afa William
Rehtnovttch. fsse East spruce Il.
Hey 10 Mr.. ana MES X. Carlson
eli West Forty third 81
Hoy 10 Mr.. and AIRS William Reid
TSs Twenty seventh av. n
uitl TO Mr.. and AIRS. r. pcatinel
tSet Nesler way.
tiirt 90 Mr., and Mrs. Coipmhrfno
gT3t k,im~ood place
0irf &c Mr.. and Mrs ". II Wood.
cock. zet1 Wrat spokane az.
Clri 20 Mr.. and Nfn- Samuel Funls,
tett Jackson -
GiFi 20 AR. and Mrs. w. voilvath.
if3t Stur9ts road.
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SANITARY wsmNer

string beans. soc N. lbs s8o,
potatoes. tiSo sack straw berries
tec box. Tbs. asparagus. loo. leu.
enA. doT. i4e. I Aox sweet oranges
fkc; spiHach. lbs. Ice. celery. &c
stalk I hunehss rsdishes, SC. arti.
chokes. Sc zach. cans corn or To.
nantces, sscs 1ac can Hawaiian pine
apple. see. pkgA shaker salt. tke
gallon can ripe olives. tt-2s, soc
coffee, 1&c.
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sharp cheese. ? lbs skc. veal roa ~
tsMe 10 sliced red snapper. ! lha
roc, new pctatoes. 4 lbs ssc. iina
cod. lbs sac honsy. lac comb
Norway maehefet for sac, East.
ern bacon. fec N baking powder
sSc 10. Telephone peas lee M lcfa.
lettuce. heads &c. bananas. zoe dof
machine Sliced Eastern bacon. 70
n eorned beef 60 Toe IN. dones
tic Swiss cheese. 29e N. unnalted
butter, : liza, eSes new laid esHN
sac doA shad, lba fbe; silver
smeits, lbs. sec. halihnt. lbs >5A
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Funeral Notices

r.,,-< s~-~S~s~-~~S~-~>>~.~~>~>
VEST 18th Ut April 1otb. axed II
ysars Charles III. beloved harhand
81. ~5es n Coz. father OF Mrs. In.
- rains Mrs Robert Hopkins.
xsr. MAUD, IAndon, Ralph and
= @,.pert Coz. Brother Of senator
Coy o. Walla waila, and 81
r. ~. ~ Ballard. Mr.. Cox was a
: smper Of the a. o. u. W. Funer-
ssssscss will be held Thursday.
ek,yr<h 5 a. the Gilman Park N. f.
r1sssn ~ p. m Iuterment Mount
w~~nt cemetery. Graham Il
@4kemann. lnnrflcIana
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PUBLIC MARKETS
wrsrI.Anr u.u,.rr

WHtfoF1 J Zoe Ut i1T 10 eNEa H3V
dot.s cream cheese. asc n lbs
hutterine, tsc. lha California hut.
ter. shci HIS. Washington creamery
hotter. sac, huttefmllk, Ice gallon
: cans milk Use. genuine New York
full cream cheese. csc n. duck sexa
sec tcA extra sharp Wisconsin
cheese. skc 10, Washington full
cream chsese. 1ac "a. cream brick
cheese. ekr 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-01

u.bv Josephine May Stanchtt
80 an the way from the Philip
- Stands. stayed n month In the
S1les and won one OF the first
10.ra IN the beauty contest at the
/. - nod Show In Mammoth rink
Sn we<k. She Is two years old.
,111e two trips around the world
~ ~. and viii soon return homo
~ Manila By way OF Europe. She
= seaysng in Seattle With her half
11u1er Miss Mildred l. Applegatc.
Nj Eighth av n w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-01

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fauna- The right place 10 have year
watch repaired ryfuona. teweicr.
uarants~d,
PIKE Place Markst-fsdy geld.
handled, initiated umbrella own
~v Call 20is isth a
Diamond enxaHrmrnt rtng, Hailard
skating rink. Thursday pikat. ub-
~rai reward. Railarf So
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AcrcageContinucd.


NEAR BuHiEN LAKE CAR LINE
HERE Ia THE best little buv
south OF the city: acres all level.
partly cleared. few rods from ear
TWO AND A HALF acres. extra
coed quarter mile from ear
81 600.
TEN ACRES NEAR suNNYDAI.E.
deep. rich soil easily cleared. fac
tnw good county road. few rods
from new boulevard ana proposed
ear iine. Can deliver for 5000
Best buy Ia that vicinity.
ONE ACRE AT nUHfEH LAKE,
beautiful location. commanding
unobatructed view OF SOUND and
MouSTAfN8
TEN ACRES farther south. right In
line OF new roads deep. rich soil.
VIII grow anything, crops already
planted. easy driving distance 20
market fare to Seattle. zbc. part "
cultivation. part timber small
make quick sale. Price reduced
ROBERT mALrBY
1910 ALASKA BUILDING
BLACK RICH BOIL
have three fine s-acrs tracts left
having a good brook through one
end. They are as level ms floor.
soil three 10 six feet deep: no
stumps or rocks on them. WIN
produce $50 bushsv OF potstoef
10 the acre. whlch VIII more than
pay for the trsets, y mile from
depot, stores and school. on the
Pacific highway. 10 minutes from
the fastest growing city IN west
ern Washington t2t down, " q
month. Call for q. A. pingres. 10
Downs iildg. 100 end Ave. Phone
Main saos.
10 ACRES IMPROVED 5000
will aeli my 70 acres OF good. level
land. situated 2 miles from dock
aud store. for $500. There are
about 6 acres cleared. neighhors
ali around school close, IL. y. II.
and telephone. The clearing alone
l. worth the price asked. Mr.
Hal. s0s American Bank Bldg.
10 ACHES Only $4,000
IA miles from Seattle near Colby.
Manchester and piailn. fine for
fruit and poultry. Cash $500 and
tto 90 monthly. II yon want q good
piece % land cheap. look this up.
ELLSWORTH REALTY 60.
ifof American Bank Bldg
Fruit ard aifaifa lard. $50 10 SO
per acre, all ready TO cultivate. In
enc Of tho best proven fruit Sec
tionA OF Washington. 10 and 20
acre tracts. small payment down,
balance easy. Full information
KAY M'kAY
1oa Liberty uldg. lrd and Union
WHITE RIVER VALLEY
ard upland farms and acreage
J. II. TUCKER AGENCY
Kent Warrington Main Tft
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= =. ~-~sr~~-N~r~~~~~-~-~e~~
~ superior Court OF the State Of
In ..hinHtgn. for King County.
matter 81 the guardianghlp
nsIite +. Dlgnon, Incompetent.
{1ssa sane person. In Probate. No.
* ~ o. appointment OF Guardian.
49, wnoin II May Concern. No
III hertDy given that on the
11sfsisned, William M' Ii9non- was
~ appointed Kuardian az fhe
k1,7spon ana estate Of the Aforesaid
srxS DiSnon, an insane peraor
~ srrlf qualified az such guard
AZ mat the office and postoffice
Vxn.as q said guardian IL org
Wsshs sn Az. Seattle. King county,
Dated April III 1917
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To ExrhsnHe Seattle property
or any good income property, ice
acres IN Maple valley, - miles
from Aapi. Valley station. r. Y
room house. barn. chicken house
ana well Some cleared, on c0unts
road. lea level MIX station fisht
~ corner Of land. Price $50 pet
To Exchange 20 acrsa near oiaiis.
raw alder and maple bottom. J
miien From uisits Price si.eee.
To fschanae-ftb acres 4 acres
cleared. remainder easily cleared.
chicken houses. with good sized
PARK. With s.fost woven w.ss
heating plant. snxli barn. fair
house. good rich soil, land prac-
ticaiif iex~i. ranch y mites FROM
rrsss@n; IN mile from Sound
GEO. z. RossMAN AGENCY
1880 Third Az.
Phone Main sa3t
Is acres located ? miles south OF
Waita Waiis. miles frofu Miftou
and v al a mile from street ear
line 10 Naila Waiia Arteeian
~eli furnirhlnx water for lrfiKat-
inx. All in fruits aeren IN
F"A-fAF's MffEs w tNNfftN"4
acres 10 pruuas. ! acre IN rarpbcr.
rina. acre IN biaekbefriea. :
acres Ia apples Coed t-room
house. barn. fruit sheds. etc.
Price ss,soo.oo. free from In.
s.amhran.e VIII sssha.ssso I ns
free from membranes. balance
cash. or mortgage back for
W W SoYFH
~ acres. highly Improved orcissrd:
near urana View. az tsqa per sore
disc IN seattle Value 81 from
sia.eeo "a sfs.see and uiii give
tinis for the balances
sn acre 81 wround with g-reom
house. tarAted near ballard. The
house - ueafiy modern. streets
arr graded. has s trait trees. hcr-
fiss ana ehsuhhsry Of ala Kinds.
good chicken house and barn.
Value gs.eoo The owner vii en-.
change ter ranch IN good locality
worth the money. ard viii as&nfnr
GEo. r. RossMAN AGENCY
1870 Third Az Fnens Main 19s7.
70 acrra ~ land. In heart OF big
rcd apple district. win trade for
improved property outside seat
tie limits: owners only. Write
George Snxanr. VI w. Pine a.,
or phon. Elliott ss3s.
10 acres of alec fruit Land unatr the
Tistna ditch IN exchange. free sna
clear. for equity IN cottage or va
cant tofe
BuRwEf.f. 4 MoRroRD
n 1885 kTs Csiman liida
iTsfoos water froat. east aide Lake
Wsahlngson. with state shore
lands. 81 1900. What have your
Harrison sofa.
~ acfra. Hoods canal fine beach.
spriuHp. some inmber.sa VIII ex-
change Tor gwoa building lots.
gEp ~ GREEN
1os Arcade bldg Main 6sss
Eiayen acre. fine sound view prop :
ertr. alt Improved aud hniitinss ..
for unineuuberrd city property (.
Bstiard preferred Ballard sx0
Groom modern rouse 10 exchan -
for sound water front or close IN
acreage. Phone Ballard 1898.
sPOK @E-~-sslx room modern home
20 exchange for seattle property.
Phone A. HaeRcnson. Elilatt fxss.
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Personal.
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Widow. educatsd good appearances.
owns good home, wishrh the ne-
aaaintanes Of mlddie-asrd sentfe.
man In good business. Address
Marie Frank. T.. O. University sta
ton. seattle.
Rupture cured. permanent. wtthcus
operation or detention from labor.
over foe cases cured past I've
years. ayes l to IS. Harvard
cstsrrh. eesema. skin diseases cured
Tor s. per month. nf. Sescranrs.
ta3 M~hlhern bldg SO Second av.
0fi.i.krrE BLADES sharpcse1, acc
dox. rarers, fsc. etc. ftef 9Th av.
scientiflr massage. trained nursa
Main st4s
pcnt be lonely tofn our fstfltnoniai
Hnrcea. fAdies fre> TIES Pine st.
TorFEES. wf0S-~Ail ainds ef hair
work. koft, iet spring Ind sse1
Nichols. bungalows ttinrki~y nik.
Say II xsw IL IL IN. star
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NIOu8C3 uOI NCuk-
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rooms and bath. Mt Hakef Tine.
water paid only t&01 nstwson
Green Lake and Fhinney ears 30
No asth nt Hee owner. esns
brooklyn av. Cheap rnnt---s rooms
and hath upatatrs, two lots. water
paid Only ttteQ sAe East sfth.
near 10th av. y. ~ and University.
Farmers Rental Co. ases Brook .
iSu Az
Atkf fesut--~toF rent. enc t-foofn
modern esttawws rrnf US pei
month. Geo. W Aiken. 1851 80
AIkl ave Phone araut is1
BIS 60 - - Groom cottage, mod.
srn lot ztksn 81 good home. see
~. 10 minutes fsaxn fiaueFr placo
u~acon f4st
Groom cottage neat raf, srhooshi
raA4nna hf@ West Queen Anne
Elliott trsa ~
t-foom cottage Tor FmnI gsth and
Y@sicr. Inquire at the KroeefJ
- Nv =.
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BETTER THAN A SAVINGS
BANK
: fine, icvei lots ct Kirkland. only
~ minutes from the Seattle uost-
office and within a few minufss
walk 20 school, stores. etc. These
lots are bound 20 increase In value
upon the completion OF tho canal,
Price tTE each: terms $40 cash
md a month rah Cone Aver Over and and
and Anderson boat or county fer
~ TO Burke a Ferrnr's office on
Kirkland wharf or call 100
Cherry ST
WOODLAND PARK SACRIFICE
Good a-room modern cottage: mis-
ston finish. electric fixtures, front
porch. basement, lot bex1s3. all
and shrubbery. understandable
view OF Sound aud mountains;
close 10 two good car lines. north
OF Woodland Park. Price $4,000:
$3.50 down. balance like rent. Take
rhinney cur to sBfh ct. Ask
COTTAGE REALTY co.
Phone Ballard 1874
ON TERMS LIKE RENT
Modern s-room house, large lot: fine
residence district; blocks from
university campus. elegant view
OF lake and mountains, Owner
has bought ranch and ha. made
low price. and terms 60 suit
HERMAN SCHROEDER
a2z Liberty Ridg.
Want enc OF two good residences lots
Madrona. Capitol ifiil, No. Broad
way. Noore's University or Phiu-
ney Ave. districts. offer in ex-
change well rented property.
paved sent business district Ma
drona iiiil or your choice of .
good residences. one near Lincoln
high school, one In phinney Ave.
district, other Madrona nm. j. r..
Forehand. owner sas Pioneer Bldg.
FREMONT BARGAIN
Lot eoxiO0 In Fremont. near canal.
Price te.700. Property In the
same block II worth $4,000 per
Phone North Isis
LOOK AT THIS
Corner io0xto0. on IQ0-foot street:
fine view Of Sound, Lake Union
and Capitol hill all improvements
I'm and paid: 500 Will handle. bal
ance easy. See owner. BIai Hal
lard ave. Phone ballard 44t.
~ soo-By owner, new Groom
house, full basement, laundry.
furnace, fireplace. buffet, paneled.
beamed dining room, swell fix
lures. all improvements paid: the
attic 2si5 Minor \. East essl.
New, modern. up-to-date Groom
bungalow. located on high view
lot on l.atona ave. at 5h0S. Take
Meridian car and get off at b6th
street and walk ons-half block
owner. 6is New York Block. Main
1925.
10 acres of choice land at Maury.
partly cleared. beautiful view,
5000 cash, balance TO suit. Adj
dress 1874 10. Goth st. Phone Ken
wood 3076.
S-room cottage, close to Fremont.
lot 50xi00, $1,000. and 7-room
house about one block from Ere
mont State Bank. sl,s25. North
207.
Lot 5Oxi47 near Eastiake car and
Union bay. old 7-room house; ov-
erything paid In fun; $4,000.
$1,000 month. b247 18th n. Il.
kenwood 2.
81 500 cash takes this lot f0xi00;
housc--10 roOms---halls. closets Z
baths. porcelain fixtures. nickel
plumbing; all assessments, 10
minutes from Pioneer square.
LFARY AVENUE SNAP
House and lot on Leary avenue
boulevard. must be sold at once;
ONLY $500. Globe Realty Co.
513l Ballard ay, Phone Ball
lard ttt,
FOR SALE--ftesidences In all parts
OF the city.
SAMUEL CoLLYER. 92s Leary Bidg.
Member Seattle Real Estate Assn.
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VIE has left my he'd ana Loard
sn1 anyone trusting her srjtt AZ ~
,sf own risk. fHlRned) IL. A.
sIIll1iisu q. ~. glf East Columbia.
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For Saie-Livestock

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Boys saddle and driving pony
Shetland. South Park car to Ryan =
gallons. South Park car 20 hyan's
crossing. blocks east q y.
Fisher.
Have more horses than we need,
Will sell five. weight from i.i0n
~ LOO yOHndH. young and RVot
workers. from 5000 and 40. Gail
AZ 40 Boren nv. y.
HOfaE AUCTION co. f77z list Ave.
r.. has sales Of horses, wagons,
harneaa, every Tuesday. 1 o. ~ q.
w. ftobb, Aucf. Phone Main 1892.
Choice Jersey family COW. gives nes
gallons.
-Four mares IN foaf, suitable for far
mars. Watson Bros. f7zs LIST s.
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Furnished Rooms.

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yfrEfnus Hotel. sth A virginia. near
Westlake. offers now. modern, eis-
Rantiy furnished rooms. with the
best accommodations. lowest rates
Tho Broadway, corner broadway
aud Yesier. Modern. t2.00 week
up. ". $. Pfcnttas. proprietor.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, tiiSh
Fir-t---Rates SOC daily and up.
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~ save yat money on piano or
9 player plano. We nav eecoud
cer rent and You get the benefit.
snrestixafe WMilinx Plano Par
nrs- 100 s8i. s1z. z03 Arcade An
-. -ni noor. opposite elevators.