davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Finished product egg.

nutritive ratio is the other way, there
being twice as much protein as car.
bohydrates. Thus, in order to scien.
titically and properly make up a ra-
tion or mixture Of feedsp for hens, the
number Of pounds OF protein, car
bohydrates and fat must be consid.
cred as we'll as the number of pounds
Of grain.
DIR. w. P. Wheeler Of the New York
experiment station at Geneva. N. Y.
says that 500 pounds live weight or
hens in full laying. each hen Weighing
from three to five pounds. would re-
quire: Dry matter-27.6 pounds; ash,
1.5 pounds; protein. SO pounds; car.
bohydrates, 1875 pounds; fat, 1.76
pounds. This has a nutridve ratio ot
1:+.G"
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It is not very long since the use OF
dynamite for farming purposes has be-
come general. And indeed 1t is a very
good help to the farmer and colonist
who is starting to get his land cleared
OF all the stumps and stone boulders
on 1t.
In undertaking to clear q piece OF
ground Of tree stumps It IL obvious.
II the land Is to be speedily utilized.
that the work must be done as quickly
and a. economically as possible. 1t
will. for example, take two men with
. team Of horses from . half to two
days to remove . single tree stump.
according to its size and depth to
pert workers this work IL laborious
and expensive. and in the case OF q
forest-grown country. the very cheap
est land may become unpleasantly
costly. The greatest saving effect BY
dynamite ia in time and labor. It 10 q
saving so large that the cost Of tho
raw material and the simple imple-
monts required bear hardly any pro-
portion to the cost Of the work by old
fashioned methods. As q matter OF
fact. the tools and implements need
ed are tho simplest: long auger. .
firing battery. starters. and . coil OF
fine copper wire. Nothing more. save
the dynamite itself. is needed for the
work. Yet there 10 one other thing
required, that Is care. In handling
dynamite with great care it is harm
less. but ono must avoid subjecting 1t
to shocks. and kept at an even tenn
perature and away from wetness. be-
cause wet dynamite is liable to ignite
by itself.
In order to drain some part OF land
tho subsoil OF which is quite impervi-
Gus and underlies low ground. the
marshy surface can be recovered by
ditching. In this process dynamite Is
Of great use and its advantage is
obvious. The bitches and drains are
excavated by exploding charges OF
about one-half pound OF SO to 80 per
cent. quick acting dynamite in holes
put down In line and spaced ap-
proximately two feet apart. Only the
middle charge In the row Is primed
and the explosion of this charge
causes the entire row to explode. In
this way a ditch three feet deep and
five wide and OF any desired length
can be excavated instantly without
shoveling.
Swamps are drained by drilling sev-
erRl holes in the deepest part and ex-
ploding in the bottom Of these holes
from three to fifteen pounds 30 per
cent. dynamite. Properly done. the
swamps will never form again.
In order to break the subsoil in or
chards. holes are put down four or
five feet deep, midway between the
trees.
When young trees are planted the
hole is dug with quarter pound or
onehalf pound OF dynamite. This
loosens the surrounding soil SO that
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Plain Truth.

Paint looks better on an old house
than on an old woman.
The train that am not going on Is
the one that is invariably on time.
The trouble with the fool with
money is that there Is never near
enough Of him to go around.
In the advance notices of the aver
age marriage the only good reason for
mentioning the name OF the groom
is so that the wedding guests may
be sure they are throwing their old
shoes at the right man.
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Truth viii Out

Being called to his feet unexpected
ly at the gathering and asked to re-
spond Informally to the toast. "The
Ladies'. Gilfers hemmed and hawed
and began:
my friends, all that l am, all that
l have in the world. I owo to a woman
my wife,
Here he was interrupted by that
lady herself. who rose and said:
II told you when you put the pro-
perty in my name you'd give 1t away
ths first time you opened your mouth.
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What Did He Meanf

A courtier taking leave Of Louis
XIV, who was sending him as an am.
bassador to foreign court, was told
by the King: my most important in.
truction for you is to pursue a policy
entirely different from that Of your
predecessor"
"Sire," said the diplomatist, Il will
endeavor to do so, that your Majesty
may not repeat the advice to my sue
cessor"
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the tree roots grow deep into the soil
for moisture. In some ground trees
planted in blasted holes are almost
twice az large when a year old as
those planted In holes dug by hand.
Dynamite Is also used on the farm
to excavate trenches for thing or for
pipe lines. to dig cellars and founds-
ton trenches to grade and ditch
roads, to sink wells. to clear ice from
watering places for stock and to
break ice gorges in streams. to dig
holes for poles or for fence posts and
to split logs for fence rails. cord wood
and others.
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Was Reasonable.

Did you insist on having love, honor
and obey included in the marrige ser
vice."
mo" replied Mr.. Flimguilt. "The
only thing l made my wife promise
was that she wouldn't smoke in the
house."
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'TwIxt Satan and the Sea.
Doctor-You are in pretty bad
shape. You must stop going to those
cheap restaurant.
Patient-But. doctor. the prices At
the other place would make mo still
sioker.
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The young man who marries ar
heiress may not have to wait so years
in order to celebrate his golden wed
ding.
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Makes the laundres. happy-that's Red
Cross Bag Blue. Makes beautiful. clear
white clothes. All good groccrs.
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Doing is the great thing. For II.
resolutely. people do what Is right. in
time they come to like doing it.-Rus.
kin.
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pected by those who use Garfield Tea, tn,
natural herb regulator. For sule At all drui
stores.
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SilL
WoWRM

When shown positive and reliable proof that certain
remedy had cured many of female is wouldn't any
sensible conclude that the remedy would also
benefit her if suffering with the same troublel
Here five letters from southern which prove
the efficiency of Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
LETTER FROM VIRGINIA.
female troubles and lad be sse9
nng spells that husband could not leave
Lydia Vegetable Compound
Bleed %ssnse % E n @ ] I % word as
sos.ss S1s soa Montgomery
LETTER FROM LOUISIANA
through tho Change of Life and
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound troubled
got up nthe morning feeling
have taking Compound snd Blood 1eel Al
BIoaD1Au, Poymnia ST. New Orleans, La
LETTER FROM FLORIDA.
giving symp.
and walking caused
package all 70 make well
n e S @ the nehs medicine an eos @ It did not cost
have HoDsor Box 4o Wsu
LETTER FROM WEST VIRGINIA.
Compound daughter
people about that
A. W. ".
ANOTHER LETTER FROM VIRGINIA.
troubled with such pains
and % month % a his % wGSd r. 1s to 60 s and
The medicine strengthened me and
Doctor sRproved d ct = ny S taking t III, ,, anna ma b T., r.-,
from ssm.e B.H11os o Hampton Ave.
News Va.
Why don't you try this reliable remedy2
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The Keynote.

Knicker-I thought simplicity was to
be the keynote Of your gowns.
Mrs. Knicker-It is. I have sim.
ply got to have them.
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Education does not mean teaching
people to know what they do not
know; It means teaching them to be-
have az they do not behave.-Ruskin.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-28

Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets first put
up 40 years ago. They regulate and invig.
orate stomach. liver and bowels. Sugar.
coated tiny granules.
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who says there are NO women
humorists?"
II don't know. Why7"
my typewriter spells as funnily
as Artemus Ward in his palmisst
days"
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Poor Henry,

Poor Henry.
Peck claims that when he married
he was misled.'
"Yes, and now he is Mrs.-led."
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why INCUBATOR CHICKS DIE

Write for book saving young ohioka Send ~
names OF frlcnds that - fnou bators and ~
book free. Raisall Remedy Co., Blackwell, oka.
PRAIRIE RANCH IN CONVERSE CO.. wYo.;
20 . cult; house, barn. cellar, orchard, horssA,
etc. near county seat. EvERs. Box $40. ChicagA
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cLosEIN BARGAIN

Just south Of CITY LIMITS. 10 acres.
level land. rich productive soil.
easily cleared. faces scenic boule-
ward. handy to Hurien car. t1.60o
takes II, This Is at least 400 per
acre below market
HOHERT MAI.TnY
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HITS TRAIL OF
JOHN TORNOW

John Tornow. beast man. muir
deTer. desperate. who 10 keeping a
large portion Of the Olympic PENN.
sula IN state OF terror by hts
deadly use OF the rifle. mar meet
his Waterloo next week.
Harry Randall. known "a the
White pcyil % South America.
and who has the reputation of be.
Ing dsathpFoof. IL QUILTING at Ia
coma for an expedition into the
mountains 10 capture or Kill Tor.
row. There Is a reward OF $1,000
offered for the outlaw. dead or
alive.
White pevsI~ Randall f. az
thoroughly veraed IN woodcrnft as
Ia Tornow. although In the coming
duel. Tornow win have the nd.
vantage Of familiarity with trails
and landmarks Randall was Civ
on the name OF white Devil by
the natives 81 the Peruvian noun.
tains ard forests OF South America.
where he Is held IN superxtitlous
hoyror on account OF tho inability
to XIII bin.
lie has beea struck By bullets
IA times.
Ia his man-hunt. he viii be ac-
companicd only BY Daisy. hts faith.
fal dog.
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STATE CLOSES CASE
AGAINST SCHRICKER

-. ykhNuNs y asa NOV.
X > ScnneAs9' 70" IA Sou"ef
1nksr ensrssd Win recelsiax 81
- GtG me iasosfenel % nis
~ ~ xnoea 70 nin', VII kaoN
- NE %ioFe toas Msef Ahu.
- ~ Aiiofnsfk SenfoAet anu
~. cornFi tpF a.ls'se, ~ l'ausa-
u Prosecuting A1orncy bfsWley
- Ne crncinaias argument i"f
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CONFIDENT JURY
WILL ACOUIT HER

COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. "A, the
conclusion of the arguments today,
tho case OF Cecilia Farley. accused
OF numbering her former sweetheart.
Alvin Zollingsr, 10 expected 10 20 TO
tho jury. Tho girl 10 confident OF
acqulttmf
Thrcughout The trial the young
stcnographer never has loaf her
nerve. All attempts OF the proaecn.
ton have failed TO break down the
story she first gave. or Introduce
any variations.
Standing In cleared space In
front OF the jurors. she dramatically
acted the scene OF tho killing while
telling her story. 10 shop how xoil.
lager was shoI
The story. IA told by Miss Farley.
was that While ahc and zolllngor
we're walking tn the park. Jerome
QuiKiy. her fiance. appeared xoll.
niger drew . revolver. She sulxed
hia arm. aud In the struggle tho re-
volvcr vas discharged. killing zoll-
iuxer.
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TREMORS OF EARTH
ARE RECORDED HERE

The selsmograph at the univer'
atty this morning recorded an earth
quake that moved the needle an
inch and a half across the face OF
the dial. From the reading the
tremor was apparently northwest
OF Seattle. within distance OF 100
miles. II began nj 1850 and was
strongest at Abs.
Dispatches from Vancouver. y. c..
tell OF tremors felt there that
knocked articles from shelves In
the homes. Reports from outside
points indicated they we're felt from
the banks Of the Fraser river TO
the north arm Of Burrard inlet.
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HANG WIFE SLAYER
AT SAN QUENTIN

sAN QUENTIN, Cat. NOV. II
Alexander Sxafscar. AZ. a San Fran
cisco wife murderer. was hanged
in the prison death chamber here
today. shortly after II O'Clock.
He was q native OF Hungary. tai.
Tor By occupation. He shot and
killed his vito In their home In
San Francisco. April s. 1910. Axafs-
car was In a drunken frenzy when
no committed the murder. After
shooting his wife he attempted sui.
eide bur failed TO infiict a fatal
wouud.
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Help Wanted--Fcmale

NNNreNS@rsrNr~fef<fefN eeNsrs<e~rNNrtreesf@r~
Wanted--W Women 10 organize Moth
era Pension league, 20 obtain PEN
sion law for Washington. $500 a
day, nnd permanent position for
women Of ability. Henry Neil.
father mothers pension law. fs1
B. Dcafbon at, Chicago.
Wanted--fOunK women, either ex.
pefirnced or Inexperienced. 20
work az telephone operators. APP
ply 10 ifOs ard nv. or 1890 18th
as, The. Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Co,
Restaurant cooks In aud out ~ city.
Mattresses and iHundroHaes out Of
city. Apply Seattle Employment
office, 1871 Third Az,
WANTED steady employment. six
experienced shirt operators. union
scale prices Address Shull. Day
Company Tacoma Wn,
Wanted Amateur artist IN OIL for
Xmas work it0om 10 Nnounulmie
Hotel Third aud Pike
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OUTLINE PLAN FOR
STATES EXHIBIT

The Washington state Panama.
Pacific exposition committee out
lincd Its frat plans for the state
exhibit. at a meeting held In tn.
coma yesterday. II aims to secure
an appropriation OF not lcss than
$500. 900 to erect building design
cd by Washington architects: to
authorize countieA 81 the state 10
make individual exhibits: to co
operate with the railroads in adyer-
Using the state. and to work for
the completion OF the Pacific high
way before 1915.
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BOLD PHOTOGRAPHER
PEEVES WILSON

HAMILTON, bermuda, Nov. 22.---
"You are no gentleman, and | VIII
thrash you n you DO that again"
This was what Prcsident-elect
Woodrow Wilson told a photogra-
pher here who persisted In taking a
snapshot after the governor had 70.
fused him permission. The pho'og.
rapher apologized.
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OPPOSE PLAN TO
PENSION PRESIDENTS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.--Gov-
eminent officials and other proml.
nent men here today almost mnsni-
mousIy dIsapgroved Of Andrew Car
negies plan 10 pension future retir-
ing presidents Of tho United States.
III was the general opinion that the
acceptance Of pension would be
beneath the dignity Of ex-presl-
dents
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>~s~~~~~~~~~~~~c~~~~ @~-~~-~~~>>~-~~~~>~-~.
For hale~-Fufniture u 1-room house
ana house tor rent. 1000 per
month. 20 minutes walk 20 depot.
blocks TO car. modern plumbing.
A big sacrifice II taken az once.
Inquire ~ Madison "
For Rent---t-roorn cottage. 1iHt 4
and Judkina Ct. cheap 20 right
party Phone BEACON slog.
VIII lease for one year. Groom
modern cottage. furnished. plano.
Phone North 1Dsz.
Groom cottage, with bath. gas.
electric lights and yard. rent
cheap. k1t Bellevue as ~. Phone
Elliott sos.
FOR sent--s-room modern house. so
month ie0 7tsf Az.
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TAPIOCA DIET
EXPLODES CHICKS

ANAHEfM. Cal.--James Shan
horn accidentally substitu' cd
tapsoca for corn when he fed
his chickens last night. Today
he found that they had burst"
They had visited tho wa Or
trough and the tapioca sweiled-
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SENATE COMMITTEE
WILL CALL HEARST

ny United rfees Lesssd Wire
WARRINGTON. Nov. 22.-Wm.
II. Hearst. tho publisher. will be
one OF the first witnesses called be
fore the Ciapp senate committee
when u resumes next month Its In
vestigation Of campaign contribu.
tons. II was learned here today.
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tag WITH her little sleter--for Miss
IAdrlcnne.
There's secret In n. OF course.
land you would never guess uniess
GA happen TO know that Miaa Kroell
d one of the busiest leading women
In the moving picture business.
She is a born coaaot--on the
stage. II IL no trick at all for her
TO pick Oft the hearts OF her many.
many sul,ors.
And she says TIA really good fun
seeing how many ways MERE MAN
finds 10 tell the old. old story.
Hut II would never. never do for
YOU TO think Miss kroeil fiirt.
Tho fact is. that being made love
TO Ia tho chief business OF this faacl.
mating movie" girl. who IL SO often
cast for the glFi in tho love scene
OF a moving picture play that now
she has won the reputation OF being
the most engaged GRIT In tho
business.
II don't know why so often have
20 be THE girl" said Miss kroell
10 me IN halfreaenlful, halflaugh.
ing voice.
Really. my friends say they
think might take some other part
sometimes for a change"
The Seilg coouet didn't say, but
II was very evident that the object.
ors were not OF the feminine gender.
Also Il was no difficult matter TO
~. - -. a.g...
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81ierne only picture actress:
E rlo holds beauty
nned the Chicago Selw Poiys
sTs 1rnnA Honeymoon Trail
her favorte moving
go Tho picture with thls
us listening proposal In that fascinating drama The
y Wassrhof
MSt Is secue from The Mali Order Hypnoss" show
her hypnotic sweetheart Eddie
D1bw the wocng According
II brng BY Rex Rosseilt
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CRUISERS HOME
FROM NICARAGUA

SAN DIEGO. NOV. 22.---The cruis
ers Maryland. Colorado and Callfor.
MIA arrived In port today from Mica
ragua. The torpedo flotilla Is also
In port, and the entire fleet viii hold
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housekeeping rooms, furnished
rooms, gas range. phone. close IN.
working girls or young couple
preferred. ueac0n 1853.
OLYMPIC ApTH.. 1910 Western az
Single rooms. flbO up. suite. $500
up. Near public market
Cheap. well furnished transient and
housekeeping rooms. steam heated,
Mt sis Howell
tib, 0o--3-room modern housnk eeplns
flat. 2z21 Eighth nv. Main 1907.
isarls. single ~. Il rooms III Marion
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Board and Room

~s~-~~~~~>~~~S~-~~<~ o-~~-o~-~~so~~~~~-~
Club house. f1ts 18th av. r.. newly
furnished. Ali modern conycnicnces.
steam heat telephone. electric
light. bath, pool room. plano. Ele-
giant home for club OF mon Room
and board. rates reasonable.
breakfast. luncheon. 9 o'clock din
nrg
Children boarded. best care, home
w Gfth.
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For Sale Livestock

~'~s~>~0>~>~e>1-~-o<-~ ~~<~~~e~>eN~o~~~~
'vod sound t,100-Dound horse az n
Dnfkain. Have no work for him.
Phone Kenuood zff.
We have several head Of fine 2 and
s.year-oId haifera for sails vary
cheap. They are Jersey and
Guernsey stock. 1903 West Green
Lake boulevard
For baie--s cows coming fresh very
no0n. Phone sldnay 1880.
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Acreage

~F~FeFNF-FeF<FsF~F,l-F.
WE HAVE 1T
A dandy to-acfe tract. nearly al
cleared. valley land. good noii. all
He's level. close 20 car and town
$500. $50 down and balance small
monthly payments.
PINE ACRES NORTH
Fenced and In pasture. lies fine. on
f-atona ae. 1880. fzep cash. bal
Snec easy payments
HfNEnTON STATION
Fine little ranch. good buildings
fine aoii running water. gi.toa
easy terms
GOOD Buy
10 lots north Coriiss St. 81 900.
tSl-1 Arcade AnnrK
w. III. RAVEN INV. co.
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INDIANA NEGRO IS
DEAD AT ACE OF LOG

DARLINGTON, Ind. Nov. a.
Charles Derrickson. q colored man.
who lived near the city. Is dead at
tho home Of his daughter. Mrs.
Levi Hall. at the age Of 10e years.
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mercy, GIRLS! HOW'D YOU LIKE TO BE PROPOSED TO
livery DAY In YEAR BY NEW MAN? THAT'S ADRENNE'S JOB
av orRrRuor N. PRICE

s rls IKE 70 have The reputation OF being the
W. ..xagpd siri" hvinsf
@nc3 Adrienno Chicago
Nss NAN propose every year
=. easy break riding
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Furnished Houses

b-room cottage. COM
plefeiy furnished. piano. very
cheap Phone Adams 97f
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s~-e~~~~N~~~~e@.~-e- ~~~~~~~~~~-c~~
Use Baaeotts Native Herbs for con
aiipnti0n. 10 tablets for Zoe. All
druFFists.
T. q. himkina. "a Liberty Bldg.
400 bnalness cafds u. iig Madison.
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For Sale

~>r>r~r-e~es~e<~<>r.<~>-~
inanksEiying turkeys, dressed poui-
Try. all kinds Of laying pulletH.
white f~9iorns. Silver gpanzied
lfhmburEs, Blue Andoluslana. An
conas, indian Runner ducks. all
xmas Of poultry ruppiiss AZ tho
faciflc Poultry Co.. top floor Cor
,ncr Market, First and Pike. FL
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cSSsrsnd cSGft 100 6lsof. fSSSs.
furnished. tsoi phone, light ~ tzio.
Excelsior Apis. -furnished aud un-
furnlahed ath aud Pike Main sfei
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Wanted to Buy---Furniture

Want sosSs { mo ffllfl ars, eas6c
Gibson Chandler. $40 Pike. NJ s7z7.
Mo1grn Yum Co. 1is Pike. M. 1913
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Eurnished Rooma

N-~~~-~~@1~~~~~-~s~-@o c~eseOs~-c-~~c-~c
Furnished housekeeping and sleep
ing rooms now ready. homciike.
iitf sixth.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL iiisH
tlfat Rates soc daily and up
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Male and Female Help
Wanted

ypurself, No employment bureau.
& ~ fee. ny saturday. enclose
"a lamp for reply. $50, care star.
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HERE is A GOOD BUY


THIRTY FIVE ACRES. rich level
land. minutes walk from sta
ton. rs acres meadow. balance
fenced. s.room house. large barn.
Owurr desiring quick sale. has
reduced price 10 81 0oe. half cash.
ROBERT MALTBY
1910 Alaska building
utY CLOSE IL
Why 20 eight or ten miles away
frafn transportation and buy poor
land when you can get good dark
loan Hoii. right across tho bay.
IA miles from Coihy. 4o-minute
service from city. with igAe fare
and only iiis miles 20 business
center. You can work In the city
and I've on this land.
PRICE 1909 ron 8 ACRES
te5 CASH AND $40 PER MONTH
CLIFFORD. 1913 Third Az.
nranrh office, s. Washington 81
CLEARED VALLEY LAND
and i0-acre tracts. rich black LOAF
aoii. don't overflow. hard surfaced
road, telephone. H. ". ~, mile
90 r. H. town. high school. One
crop of potatoes will pay for 81
Call and neo photos and samples of
soil aud prcductA All payments
extended IN case Of nicknen- Pisn-
~ Of work IN mills and factories
near our land
SOUTHWEST WASH. LAND CO.,
INC.
100 Second Az. Room rs Downs BID
Main tHNE
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schricker's coal land In penasyi.
vania was worth approximately
siJ5. 900
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AN IpEAL couNrRY HOME
on PUGET SOUND

No prettier spot than that occupied
by this 1874 acres. with running
water. fino alder bottom soil. near
nelKhhorr. all the requisites Of
rslt water home. Price $1,000.
terms
CHARLES SOMERs COMPANY
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-22
Funeral Directors.


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-22
HoteIs & Lodging Houses

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Darlington, 1913 second 81 week up.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-22
MARKETS


Seeded ralsins. fs-oz. pkg. Ic;
cleaned currants. 12.oz. pkg, &c;
Imported Norway snrdines. Sc can;
salmon, SC can. sliced pineapple. ltc
can: 2 lbs figs. ESQ; local flour. vsc
sack. f0c foaves home made bread.
ibc. months old fruit cake, SOC
ID. English plum pudding, Sec 10,
EnRIlah mfnce meat, zoe h.; lamb
shoulder, Sc lb.: leg mutton. lzMc ID.