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The Washington times., 1912-03-14

Mems Neglge Shirts. quality percale
Coat style with cuffs attached: plain plated nF
styles white and neat light and dark effects All $AN
sizes Haydens prices TIC and 500 Our prce...... wv
Mems Soft Collars, of silk pongee white. H0I
gray, blue, lavender and All sizes. Hayden's /+N
Price Sc each' our price 4 - = -
. Mems Sweet, Orr OveralIs Jumpers white. On
blue brown and striped effects, Ali kNON
price WV
Mems Paris and Brighton Pad and SILK Garters C4r
Mems Night Robes: of good quality muslin and
cambria. Full cut and we'll made With nd with
out collars All sizes Haydens price 75c each. %ON
Pii'e wv
Mems Wool and Heavy Underwear including Gas-
tenbury, American Knitting Mills other know n
brands Odds and ends that left he
Odd sizes Haydens prices 76c, 81 and $50 Our <AN
prize wv
Mems Pajamas Pongee mercerized mad
ras. Trimmed with double silk frogs pearl nN
buttons White and plain colors and fancy Il ~
fects All sizes Eaydens price $3.50 ID kO
Mems Pajamas of longcoh. and mbric
Trimmed with silk frog and pearl buttons M
light and dark effects All sizes Haydens prices UXN
$40 and 500 Our price VCN.
Mems Pajamas, percale sWosette; some 04
trimmed with silk frogs and pearl buttons knU
faydens prices $2S $l5O Our price WI
Mems Night Robes, of quality swoisette M
and rongee full cut and well made; OXN
price $Z0O price
Mems Silk Lisle Underwear shirts nd
snort sleeves drawers with reinforced
all sizes Haydens prices $25 and 81 kNUO
price WV
The Washington times., 1912-03-14

Women's Gauze Lsle Vests,
Swan" brand; low neck and
sleeveless; trimmed with silk
tape around neck and
arms. In white. pink OF
and nd blue; U;r Hstyden's astyd price ZHc
Women's Swan" brand Part
Wool Vests, low neck and sleeve
less: taped neck anCPn
arms. Hayden's priCeNHHN
N.O0 each. Our price. wv
Women's Swan" brand Union
Suits. silk and wool, swiss ribbed:
silk tape around neck and finished
down front with satin; deep cum
bottom; made with fiat seams,
which insures perfect
81 $:3$:s: i;:';: :;;R:9'i S;':: TO-
The Washington times., 1912-03-14

Mems Earl Wilson and C'uett Negligee of fine
quality Scotch madras French perCale
with and
plated bosoms; striped figured and novelty effect; or
$50, g. $3.50 and s. priCe.......... COS
Shirts including Griffin Emperor and other
wellknown brands. Coat style with cuffs attached;
nd ed bosoms dark
effects all sizes Haydens prices S2 and %l5o Our nAC
.
Shirts. plain and fine nh
plated effects; all Hayden's
Faultless Neglgee quality pongee
mercerzed madras,
Gale Plain and plated bosoms
All sizes. Haydens prices 500 Our OXp
MeTs ~OnyX' Pure Silk Half Hose.
high spliced heel; navy tan gray and on
lavender. Nearly all sizes. Hayden's prices $LO h4O
Mems Onyx" Thread Half Hose good heavy
quality; with tan,
gray, etc. all sizes. Haydens prices $AN
Mems onyx" and other wel-known 0F
Silk Half Hose, with linen heel /AN
coors All sizes Haydens SOC pair AOS
. Mems Pure Silk Half Hose: made with reinforced
interfere with the wearing qualities.
All sizes Hayden's price i ~
w zee. -
Mems 'OnyX'' Silk Lse Half m
reinforced heel Black IAN
Haydens Soc pair price kAO&
Mems Onyx welknown of cotton,
isle and silk Isle medium A0I
weights. Black and colors: all I I4<O
prices Sc and $50 pair Our price ~
The Washington times., 1912-03-14

Women's Swan brand medium
weight shirts, high neck, long
and short sleeves; finished with
silk ribbon around neCkFn
Hayden's price, $1.O0. HN
Our price............. wv
Women's Swan" brand Silk
and Wool Union Suits. low neck
and sleeveless, ankle pants,
shirts finished with silk-tapcd
neck and arms. M m
Our priCe..............W II OOV
Women's Swan" brand Part
Wool Union Suits, high neck,
long and short sleeves, ankle
pants; shirts with
silk tape aroundmH IN
81 max. ok dI5& 6ayden,s 6T+rs price eXI.6eD
The Washington times., 1912-03-14

"Omen's s Pure SILK Vests, tho we'll
known Swan" brand; low neck and
sleeveless; silk taped neck and
arms; in white, pink. and ~
blue. Hayden's price. $l.5o. HT
Our ......................0 O~
Women's Fine Ribbed Gsuze Union
Suits, low neck and sleeveless: taped
neck and arms; pants umbrella
STYLE and finished with lace
edSings. Fitted waists. Hay IN
dT'os dSns price S'c each Our Sc
Chldren's Heavy Fleeccd Under
wear, in gray and white;
elastic and swiss ribbed. IN
Hayden's price. SOC each. C
ChIldrens Knitted Waists, low
neck and strapped seams; dou- -
Bile row of buttons. Hayden's fN
price, 15C each. Our priCe...... -
Boys Balbriggan Underwear;
shirts high neck and short
sleeves; pants knee length. ~
Hayd'n's price 25c each. Our NN
prlce.................. 4 ~
The Washington times., 1912-03-14
Upholstery Needs
in the Sale

soc Bobbinet Door Panels, braid
and cord work; fine quality net;
white, ecru, and Arabian 1Eo
shades. Sale price ............ 1OC
25c Transom Panels, good net,
braid, and cord trimmed. S4
Sale price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ~
soc Sateen Lambrequins, fringed
sides and ends; in light and dark
colorings; "a yards long. 100
sale price Observation-Disclosures. AON
59c Reversible Tapestry Table
Covers, size i-quarter; heavy knot
ted tassel fringe; red and green
ColorinGs. Sale C0O
$3.50 Heavy Mercerized Tapestry
Table Covers, S-quarter size; heavy
knotted tassel fringe; red and
green combinations. Sale CT 0E
price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. U1SSO
$3.50 Handsome Oriental Stripe
Tapestry Couch Covers, 60 inches
wide and 3 yards long; heavy
tringed sides and ends. CT 90
Sale price .........,,........ VLSSN
soc and Csc Plain and Oriental
Stripe Tapestry; so inches wide;
colorings of red, green, blue, 1Oo
and brown. Sale price, yard 1OC
$500 SILK Mercerized Tapestry
Portieres. so inches wide and
yards long; plain, two tone, and
Oriental stripe. Sale price, QO OQ
a pair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OGsOC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24
ie-AcnE RANCH
ts.T6o


900 colman mock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24
NEVADA MINERS
To JOIN STRIKE

SALT LAKE. sept ai.--An I'm.
mediate strike of the miners Ia the
Nevada Consolidated mlncn az Ely,
New, In sympathy with the atrik.
ing miners OF tho Utah Copper
miners At bingham. Ia being ar.
ranged today by President Chaa. n.
Mover OF the Western Federation
OF Miners. who IA In that camp
There were no developments OF
note today In bingham, whore Gov
Spry In still seeking a basis OF set
tloment between the men and their
employers. The only stir In the
camp was the arrival OF forty nd.
dltionai aheriffa deputies, which
followed the discovery OF three
boxes OF dynamite cached near tho
bingham depot.
u Is reported here today that the
executive board OF the Western
Federation OF Miners il prepared to
call an Immediate general strike
throughout the West II strike
breakers arc used at bingham.
Leonidas skllraa. a Greek en-.
ploymcut agent resigned his posi-
ton with the Utah Copper Co. to-
day. hoping that such action would
result Ia settlement of the dispute.
The strikers declare that Skllraa
charged them fees for getting iobs.
Fifty Jewish miners arrived here
today from bingham. They said
an employment agency OF Omaha
baH aaat fh.r4 % ltfah eharslUp
each man :. for getting them iohs.
They did not know there was
strike. they said. tho strikers per
snading them not 10 10 TO work In
tho mines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24
I'M. NO. AL WASN'T FIGHTING;
V HE'S TlCKLISH--THAT'S ALL

That's all. was talking 20
Charlie about longshore work. and
picked him up 10 show him how |
carried boeyes ON board ship. Well.
when I had gone about ten feet.
ono Of his feet accidentally touch.
cd my ribs. You see. Judge, that
was all there was 10 Il. II touched
my funny bone. and yelled, and
We Both fell down. We're good
friends. We didn't fight a.tall"
Hut Judge Gordon couldn't see
tho Joke. So he taxed them each
$40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24

n PErERsBuna Sept. a.
fvss.y psrpcns are known TO have
- drowued and many others are
sSedne TO-DAY from a steamer
{1rH AN = the Dvira river. near
S,e1oneel. &Ssh iso sawnlll work
= shpard The vessel was
ss-,sl bys tugboat and sank tn
- nInuise Most Of passengers
- isto the water. IS swim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24
MYERS SYSTEM AT
MARE ISLAND

VALLEJO. Cal, Sept 2t.-Atier
s.,.s shoroaxhly tested at Norfolk.
~ v,ekers system Of shop man
- ss.e,rsl Z 10 Be Installed at Mare
s.,.si nasy Yard at once. and Com
-s.1snt II. r. Mayo assigned as
.sssrer. according to announce
IN she machinery work Is TO be
..sx,rms., in one shop In future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24
PERSECUTION. SAYS
ACCUSED WOMAN

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept a.
Unjust persecution was the
answer here today OF Mas kathlyn
Smith TO q warrant charging cu.
bexxIemeut OF tfs. secured BY tho
san Francisco Art Glass works
Miss Smith. formerly b0okkeepar
for the concern. was recently ac-
quilted on similar charge OF Eel.
ony embsxxIcment brought by the
firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24
Six Power Syndicate
Won't Loan to Chinks

PEKIN. Sept. 2f-That the min
lister nf finance Of China asked the
six power syndlcate" for a loan
OF 5000. 900 10 meet emergency ex-
penses, and that the syndicate re-
fused 10 grant the loan except
upon It's own terms. IL reported
here today.
The minister thereupon began
using the Joan negotiated BY A..
wendels Jackson. alleged 10 be rep
resenting the Standard on Co. u
IL said. and severed relations with
the "sIx power syndicate"
The Jackson loan il reported 10
be backed By the Standard OIL TO
gain rich oil concessions In the Chi
nese republic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24

Bartlett cannlng pears, s5c box,
delivered: Tokay grapes. zoe basket
Siberian crab apples, CSC box. canta-
iopes. &c. 6 for Csc. petite prunes.
i5e basket. COO box, delivered: new
crop almonds. z6c H., lbs $50. gold
en- , dates ,s lbs; ssc; califlrnie fis.sl
boxes VI. potatoes, s5c sack. deliy-
cred. Concord grapes, 25c basket :
bananas. loo and 15c doz.; sturgeon.
l5c H.. Olympia oysters, s5c pit
klppered AalmOn. ihe ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24
WI Asks Divorce,
Hrhhy Ask Damages

fAco1fA. sept. zi-Rev. VIM. J.
o1ly. vhcs< wife last week began
s1lon to- divorce. today served pa
- = . sui. for damages for
SHnotipn OF her affections. asking
1urnesS In the SUM Of $4,000. W.
:. E1Inxxood. Mira Nora Pantz.
unfhw q Mrs. Getty and Myrtle
Nnuiey, IN adopted daughter Of
N Psnsz. are named as defend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24
MORE TROUBLE FOR
NV YORK COPS

NEW york. Sept 2s.--The New
York police force came In for
new condemnation today for ALLOW
Ing two men who held up John J.
Topper In broad daylight here. 10
escape with 1881 One OF the
men hlt Pepper with blackjack
and the other grabbed his satcheI.
The bandits escaped after firing
several shots az a policeman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24

Housekeeping Rooms.
OLYMPIC APIS. 3qfe Western ~.
--H,ngis feoms. etke up. suttA
otes w. Mar puhlir snsfkst
Cheap. well furnished transient snd
housssseping roorus st $40 Howell
Furn.fbea henaek~.plng Feous, ti.s9
per week. 1918 PIKE 81 Eilictt fttsW
tarFs. sfngie IA. X. rooms. TIT Narion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24

English mullins. for f0e: 6 fosves
home made bread, Csc. 30 cans AS
paragus. zoe: z5c bottle catsup, fsc;
bars laundry soap, CSC. lab. tin
raisina, 10c pkg. zwieback. loo pkg:
H-gailon bottle grape Juice. SIC;
sliced boiled ham, ESQ ib.. zoe pail
cottoiene, coo; local patent flour.
lilo SACK hard wheat flour. CSC; SOC
bottle imported malt vinegar, zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24

p,sa showed up In police
.,srs yesterday afternoon WIN :
~ sescratcd lamp. II was
~, telling whether Il Was black
a~ 80 Alongside him al the ~.
e ~. ~, ra,l stood Charlie seymour,
aga .' 49, a cut cheek, gashed
wa w. sna skinned knaekles. -.
hess . - then flxhtings That's what
,,s " copper thought when ne arrest
e. ss e honor said Al. IL was All
w. Of my being tieklish'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24

} Toit IN reached BY two rail
roads. ana backed by thou.
sands Of acres Of rich
farm lands and n vast
wealth Of standing timber
The coming 81 railroads -
tho valleys 81 the Toit and
Enoqualfnie rivers gave
birth 10 the new city Of
TOtlT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24

lAst night destroyed three
y b 1tke neighborhood OF
3. and snoqualmle 1t. The
( abodf 5000 on the three
or1xin OF the fire Is I'M
y. = shs discovered a little
r.. wosINk fb~ families were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24
Rent--Farns.

]~TN~]~~N~<><~<s]N1~N sN~V"~r~"~N~~v>|~N
For KcHt--i2 acres Vaahon island
water front. fine modern Ssroom
house, chicken houses and out
buildings. lots OF fruit. party TO
buy 500 chickens at market price
and get fruit and potatoes free
and rent free until March 4. 1915
per year aftsrward; the fruit crop
alone worth more than the rent
asked. VIM. Geertz. 500 American
Hauk HldQ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24
UFNAlGTER ARRIVES

N.llANApOLIs. Sept. 24.--Ortle
|znixaI confessed dynamiier
0,1e Neliubny IL expected to fix
1EE<lJ h the trial here % H.
o1<fs charged with Illegally
oVthg dynamite. Is due Ia
Z 11opolIs from Los Angeles
y tine today The exact hour
= o1tng carefully guarded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24
PUBLIC MARKETS


Picnic hams. 100 lb.: club sausa &c.
fzhc H.. hama i've ID. shoulder
lamb. No H.. boiling meat. DC ID
pot roast. f0c lb. lex mutton. i3Mc
b.. leaf lard. fsc ID. homeless corned
beef. f2izc III: slriosn steak. iec IL.
pork chops. i5o ID: sweet potatoes.
lbs. i5c, Yakima potatoes. IS lbs.
csc. s lbs dry onions, Zoe: cucuut-
bers. for sc; green beans. lbs i5c.
caullfIower, &c. Ice and i5c each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24

Acting Fire Chief Clark Is In ia
vor OF accepting the offer OF the
Chicago. Milwaukee q Puget Sound
Railway Co. for berthlng free OF
charge the fire tug Snoqualmie at
the Forest 81. dock His communi-
cation 20 the council on this matter
was referred TO the public safety
COMMITTEES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24

~ vn.wAIER, Wash, Sept. "a
hodge, progressive candi.
Ios governor. was given a
[ e ovation here last night.
e addressed an audience OF
lnls was probably the big
sathering in any political
& n N thia town. His speech
~ ~ ,' frequently interrupted by the
- '''as'ic applause OF his hear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24

Teas, soc, $50 and SOC ib.I ground
81 bulk pepper. CSC ID: bulk cocoa.
zoe H.. bulk chocolate. 2sc III; 75c
tea. f5c H.: pickilng spices. Csc ~.
n -lb. can pepper or aIispice, lgc; IS
lbs. cane sugar. 81 T. No. 80 sack flour
yLls: catsup, zoe bottle; boxes
syrup. 10c bottle; leaf lard, lac lb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24
scNOMlNIOUS DEATH
nnR GENERAL. CAMPA

- pASo. Tex, Sept. .t.--iSsio'
,....,s death for alleged sedition
. ~ hte planned today By frest
- Francisco |. Madero OF Mesieo
tm.lio 8 Campo. the rebel zen
s.rsured BY American troops
~ Tucsce. Aris -. :.
II MAdera government plans Is. %
S,ss Campa and place him on
.i AZ sedltlon. II convicted, and
= believed certain here thai BE
= ~ =. Campo will be shot by a
erinx squad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24

800 Af Tex. Sept. 2f.--
p long to the command
~ !, as FL Orozco. more than
xk rebels today are en-
across the border from
% Americans returning here AZ.
portirs cattle say the rebels
seo them an export duty in the
q the Orozco government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24

- s y, 70 the demands OF Cham.
~ @' =. Commerce representative.
81 v.n,y commissioners may sub
a. y Proposition for the expendI-
eus,, 2 sls5goo for q road 10 sno-
beos1n 49, pass TO the vote OF The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24

a. g g, CITY, Sept. 24,--More
NJ, Ivy textile workers are Vol
" ala here today as a pro
~. ss'nsr the drafting OF their
ERA .sorkmsn into the army. be-
'ney went out on a strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24

IIa er..~-s. -
- 49, council Yesterday referred 10
sss,na nanee committee the bill to
s.sDpFiate $4,000 for additional
~2s.an % the Cedar river pine line
nooss :, v as, damaged during the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24

nss -. council o Yesterday sustained
ssxsi so'ieriiPs veto OF the re-
7srsa q the liquor license Of
- ns,'. ~ Ss 5heehan. There was
'pp'slfiog to the vote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24
Business Chances.

>~~~>~~r-~S~s~~~~~<>>> <e~>>S~=~~<~~~~<>
Your opportunity: An unusual busi-
ness opening fs presented 10 a
lady or gentleman with few
thousand dollars. fs substantial
business undertaking. Will produce
very large returns. no danger OF
loss on Investment This business
Will bear the strietest investiRa-
tion. This II the best opportunity
In the United States 20 enter q
safe. profitable business. i29
Warren nv. ". N. Sevin
Are you looking for n business open
ing1 We have space TO rent, $40
per month. exceptional oppor-
tunity. central location. Inquire at
f19 Madison ri.
10 per cent net Investment above
taxes 800 TO $4,000. 20g Leary
Bldg.
Wanted Bids on wiring house. Call
7242 18th N. w, Traeton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24
Exchange - Real Estate

Exchange - Real Estate
Al gp- tvsdatu modern farm ~ ~
+s, 10 acres Ia cultivation, 80
hnidinEH water pipcd into house
TEEN spring, 6 acres In chicken
yards large orchard. COWS. 10
head Of Young cattle. horses, 1
span OF colts. pigs and $50 chick :
~rN acres ~ potatoen all feed
and crop Included, Price et.i0o.
NIL exchange for Seattle property.
40 acres near Auburn. with stock
Hud tools. Price $4,000 for Seattle
property,
leo acres Ia Pierce county. 10 IN cui-
iiHhtlon' Price $500. Trade for
Seattle property.
WIN. deertx, sos American Bank i8idg
We exchange everything everywhere
AZ any time n your price is right.
Teal Estate Exchange. b2e=Bg1
Lumber Exchange
Wanted-io 60 so-acro Improved
ranch for equity In homo In So
attle; owners only. Address N-ffa.
star,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24


WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THISs
East Valley st. 2sth Ave. Lot sex
100. to alley. All improvements
except paving $500.
COLES & EcKERN. ais Leary Bldg.
For sale. nice s-room bungalow. full
sixe basement easy terms, halt
block TO car. Phone Kenwood zoos.
Lots fronting park. 1900. lots II, IS.
10. block f2s. Woodland Park Sup
elemental. Jas. Mitchell, III N
Goth.
HAVE YOU SEEN RICHMOND
BEACH AND EDMONDSg
As a suburban home center, Rich
mond Beach has no superior in
the envircns OF Seattle. As a
speculative center Edmonds Just
now offers exceptional opportuni-
ties The factory OF the Beaver
board Manufacturing Co. will cost
in excess OF S200 10000. The Mil
waukee Is entering Edmonds In
addition, the land immediately
back of Edmonds Is within as min
utos of the business center Of Sc
attic. We are offering large
tracts. measuring $500 square
feet OF rich loan soil. at $4,000
a tract. $40 cash, So month.
OSCAR JENSEN a co.
ala Northern Bank Bldg, ith q Pike
NORTH OF WOODLAND PARK
Groom modern house, fun concrete
basement, kitchen cabinet. built-in
china closet. panel dining room.
plate rails. built-in book cases,
fine view OF lake and mountains,
IN block of car. 4 blocks OF park.
lot b0xi00. Price cut from $4,000
10 $2,b00. with easy terms. See
WOODLAND PARK BUNGALOW co.
bath and Phinney Av.
LITTLE FARM NEAR AUBURN
Only three blocks from the interur-
ban. fine cleared tract of rich
black valley land. fenced. with
house. chicken house, arteslan
we'll. etc. Price 1875; only slb
cash and $40 per month. This
place In within walking distance
OF tho railroad yards az Auburn.
Burke a Farrar, lo4 Cherry 81.
43-foot lots near Phinney av. car
line, $500 and up. at IS down and
IS monthly; city water In. zoe
Lcary Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24
DAVID p. EASTMAN,


~ YoU ARE DOWN HEARTED
And think we are having hard times,
take the Great Northern train any
afternoon and go Ia GOLD BAR
There Ia an abundance of work al
GOLD BAR for carpenters. mill
men and lnbnrers. GOLD BAR of
fcrH one way out for the man OF
family who finds living conditions
hard IN the city. WORK II GER
tain and permanent Within few
weeks tie population OF GOLD
BAR will positively double through
the transferring OF railroad men
and their families to take charge
Of the immense yards and indus
trial enterprises OF the Great
Northern at GOLD BAR We own
and control the uuaold portions OF
the townsite OF GOLD BAR We
are selling lots at honest figures
and on easy terms. GOLD BAR
has an up-tu date electric lighting
system; GOLD BAR has y water
system which IL not cxcclied for
purity and pressure by any In the
Northwest. GOLD BAR has excel
lent schools and churches. II you
want to know the FACTS about
GOLD BAR. call or write this Of.
flee. or our branch office at GOLD
OSCAR JENSEN a co.
2i& Northern Bank Bldg, 9Th & Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-24

Homestead or desert claim rcifnQuish-
ment. Eastern Washington fruit
belt q Greatest bargain over Of
fercd Thomas Craig. COS First Az.
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City Real E.state-Contd.

e~eNrNNc~eeee<cs~Ne~rs< -r-~eeaeerersr><er~f~<.
rr99tTr T99LIT TooIIT.r TTo2,LTT T99Ij
ro n
70 THOUSANDS OF DoLf.AHs ~
TO WILL BE MADE ~ ~
TO THIS NEW TOWN WITHIN "
TO A VERY SHORT TIME y
TO VIII you be one Of the u
10 keen sighted? y
70 You don't have 90 be JIM -
TO HILL 20 make money IN "
70 this new city Just open ~
70 your eyes Look CO 90 -
TO ToIT and look at the y
TO prospect. y
70 Toit IL reached BY two rail ~
70 roads. and backed by thou. y
70 sands Or acres or fith -
TO farm lands and vast ~
70 wealth Of standing timber ~
TO The coming 81 railroads - y
TO tho valleys Of the Toit and -
TO Enoqualfnie rivers gave II
70 birth 10 the now city OF J.,
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TO tho West u
TO LOTS NEAR THE u
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TO ONLY $50 EACH H.
TO All prices include modern II
TO city improvements. Water II
TO system now Installed. side II
TO walks laid and streets T.
TO graded Here IL a new city II
TO building 20 meet the imme- y
TO date demand. II
TO Special automobile cxcur- II
TO sions leave our offices II
TO every morning at 10 H.
70 o'clock. Call and make II
70 arrangements 10 20 to- y
TO morrow. Il
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