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years. has there been any sort OF
a complaint lodged against this
employment agency. That Ia Craw'
forda record.
first 10 start fire against the
undertakefH' trust in this county.
Dr, Walter kolton. prngrrssive can.
didato for coroner. ~ making n
hard. aggressive fight for election.
and winning strong support by lils
sincerity and strength OF eonylc.
ton.
The undertakcrx' monopoly
must be- broken. says kalton. aud
he says be will break It up. II
elected.
King county should have = pub
Tic moygue." says kelton. and u
should have public administrator.
The practice has been In the past
for some undertakars TO prepare
tho bodies % unfortunates taken 10
the morgue. without consulting rol.
ativea who may be found
DIR kelton wtii enforce a strict
ruic that relatives must frat DO mo-
tilted. nr. keiion 10 a director In
tho Municipal league. 10 wbleh or
Kanlnation he took n leading part
IN blocking Illegal registrations In
past elections.
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Vice President Of GateIy
Stores Visits Seattle
ONE OF EXECUTIVE HEADS OF
BIG CONCERN ON TOUR
OF INSPECTION

r. y. Harwood, vice president OF
tho Gately Co. accompanied by hts
wife and little son. Ia In the city
on n tour of the West. In speaking
of general conditions, Mr.. HARDWOOD
said: Il am agreeabiy surprised at
the prosperous condition in which
I have found our Seatti~ and TIA
coma businesses. In fact. we feel
40 optimistic over the future Of the
Northwest that we are going TO
Portland Friday morning with n
Wow 10 establishing a store In that
city. The Portland store win be
run as a branch OF our Seattle bus
incss and Il il our intention 10
make Seattle our headquarters for
tho Northwest"
Mr.. Harwood also states that II
Is the intention OF mrs company to
establish stores in all the leading
cities OF the Northwest.
Mr.. HARDWOOD further stated that
while, of course. politics is now en-
gaglng n considerable amount Of
the attention of the people. still as
far as he can see 1913 Is bound TO
be banner year for the North.
west, no matter who IL elected
president at the coming election.
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SHE'S TIRED NOW

When Kate Anderson bought the
Portland hotel. 3ii2 First av- the
oftrepeatef promises of Frank J.
Lewis to marry her were still fresh
In her memory. 40 abe had tho tito
made cut 10 him. That was some
time ago. Since then the promises
have been juzf as frequent. but abe
IN now beginning TO think Lewis
win get no farther than the prom
ise stage. Yesterday. after hearing
her complaint. the superior court
eniolned Lewis from approaching
the hotci or from asserting owner
shlp In n or aneumbcring II.
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GREAT DEMAND FOR LADIES'
TAILOR -MADEs CAUSES
CHANGE I'M nUSfkESS

Tho Hoffman Cloak and Suit Go,
viii dispose OF all other lines or
ladies' wearing apparel and will, In
tho future. devote their entire time
aud attention 10 the handling OF
the Hoffman System" tailor made
garments These garments are ex-
ciuslyely made 10 M every form In
women's aud Juvenile tailor made
suits and coats. for which there In
a steady growing demand. The
ideal Western woman wears tailor.
mades. which are more becoming
and convenient. as well as better
adapted 90 her purposes.
The Hoffman ayntcm has built
up fAatErowlng business on
strictly tAilormade garments and
will now begin "A clearance OF all
other llmes, consisting OF dr"sHea,
gowns. ehlrtwAiaia. ailk petit
coats. hats. African piumes. Mons
aud women's raineoats. furp. etc.
See. announcement in tomorrow's
paper. which win give all the de
tails
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APPLE DAY

PORTLAND. or. Oct. 1.-THE
governors OF ali the Pacific coast
states are 10 be- asked 10 issue a
proclamation declaring Monday.
November Is. Apple day" An a..
fort has been originated here 20
have every hody In tho United
States eat At least one apple on
that day and give tho entire day
over to Que ns0asicr celebration Ia
honor OF the Northw~st's greatest
product. The day will mark the
opening OF the Northwest Land
Products show In Portland.
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GETS cURIOsITIEs

Mrs. Mary T.. Hart. special com.
missioner from Alaska ut the 81
Louis and Seattle expositions, will
DO at the HainierGrand hotel until
Friday morning. when she leaves
on tho President for San Francisco.
Airs. Hart has Just returned from a
search for Alaska curiosiiles. which
are TO be used for decorating the
rooms OF the Alaska Cruise club, a
Frisco organization for the sfimula
tIon Of interest In the North.
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james Crawford. progressive can.
didate Tor county treasurer. Is dis.
ttnctiy n progressive. Tie Is now in
tho employment business. but he Is
SO genuine progressive that Craw.
lard Is an enthusiastic advocate Of
the plank IN the progressive plat
form. which calls for the abolishing
OF private employment agencies
and putting them under state
control.
Crawford l. an experienced &C.
countani and plans 10 put the treas
urer's office on the highest husl-
meas basis. ilc In plcaged to tho
nonpartlsan idea and will employ
his deputies on the basis of merit
and efficiency and not because Of
political affiliations.
Crawford started a little coffee
house In Seattle about ~ years
ago. MANY unemployed men used
10 come TO his place. SO he estab.
lished an employment agency In
connection with tho coffee house
And never once. during all these
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pTM 10 tlt(TORs

notice Is HEREBY GIVEN that
ecce<4eree with Resolution No.
w q ne city Council Of The City
xNe adopted September 21rts
sts. we simple referendum ilns been
pxt1 ~ shs said City Councif II.
~ - y the following ordinances.
ORDINANCE no. 3ee1s.
WeInanre relating TO the or
~ y - management and opera
~ ss stfe Department Of The
q seattle. and repeating all
,nencse In conflict.
g ORDAINED BY THE CITY or
aaA! TIE AS FOLLOWS.
sn tr0m and after the sec.
~ o. April. 1913. the flremen
Employees Of the Fire Depart
o. The City Of Seattle. subfect
otnsr than the Fire chief,
ss divided into two (2J pla-
-, :. one 10 psrform day service
~. ctn1r to perform night SER
~, ~. ms nonrs Of the day services
y not osfore eight al ocloSk a.
ri W. ending not later than ak
r;.tv s.ock r n The hours ~ Ire
~. .ersics shall not exceed four
NJ commencing not bafora
~ O'Clock p. M. and ending NOS
s,rn. wan eight 90 O'clock A NJ
s<-< that to the event OF great.
~ n'nx or unusual confiagra-
cSi.s x such emergency. the Fire
n ~ n,s assistant. or other person
r..,-sBs ~ cDumand OF the Fire
s~.7tment. shall have the mover
49, 3otnority 70 summon such fire
AM. sao employees as may b. or
NJ y assist In the protection ar
49, M property. In their vvorL 81
~. p1xoens shall alternate from
~ y niEht and from night 10 dav
ss.. ano every month.
"A s..s. There shall be provid
400 t ~, and hsalthful places Of
q ~r..9, ~ We employees and flremen
xsoysd while on duty.
.nreuon .. All ordnance ~ v,rt.
tsns,;1. ~ 90 far MS they may r. In
ersi iL With the provisions Of this
r..ntes are repealed
~. = This ordinance shall
49, stect ard be IN force fhtrtv
se,',. rom and after lis paaeaxs ana
s<,.1'. y approved BIZ TIE MAJOR.
tine /, 49,. y shall take effect al the
pss:1ri<'...a - Dscons a law under the
Passed the City Cow neil x. ts..
t, y September. 1912. and signed
~, ~ open session N alIfherffea :
f~sss - lts passage this 18th day 81
hOf:T. y. HEsKETu
I.,r. ocnt OF the CITY Council.
b5;rrabsr' n me this 18th day Of
GEO. v. coTTERILL.
Filed nv -, - Mayor.
ci,yT ra,n. u. w. CARROLL.
sr,p pnprciler and ex-offinie c,ttv
SKI I r. Agnew. Deputy Clerk.
cI NyygJIc ,s y HEREBY FURTHER
DAY 81 xa1. OF Tuesday. the 5th
Sss us'cn VIII be held in Tbs ri pse' q,
" reier,yI. ths purpose OF raslfytne
knes 'scung the aforesaid ay AIS
City con..h W CARROLL.
Clerk and ax-officIo City
vi ~ e ~, first publication ssptem.
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TRIED HIS BEST

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct H.
After tying onesnsclous for ~ days.
Anna Bohiin. ssno took gas with al
legged suicidal intent because Of q
love affair. Is dead here today. dec
plse the heroic effort 20 save her
isfe by . trsosfps,or of blood from
Or~alk Schwartz. q waiter.
Schwartz. while waiting on some
relatives ~ the girl In . prominent
cafe. overheard the remark that .
TRANSMISSION Of blood might save the
girls Iife.. Although sse was en- en-
tire stranger to him. Schwartz vol
unseersd 10 undergo the operation,
and his offer ~as accepted
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n .As Pubic:
Absut tve years ago | was com
psI.ed 10 give up my position on ac-
sorat o. Z rundown condition.
ccuxkinx continually with occasion
Il !fver. In the early stages ~ Tu.
he.ruhsls. After taking one bottle
Il Natures Creation ! was wonder
MY benefited and my cough had
sziir,y ceased. and | went back 10
Is position. After taking three
k<tss I considered myself perfect
b yell and ssn aow In fine health.
AZ working every day. cheerful.
y make this statement. being 50
g-1tsfuI Tor InY xondcxfnl recovery.
MSS BIRDIE II. CERNEY.
RS very gratifying 10 BE- able 20
furnish strictly Herb remedy that
b doing much for those afflicted
Win TUBERCULOSIS. ASTHMA.
CATARRH AND BRONCHITIS or
o1dIy rundown condition. Our
vl1r33 U4AEAtt4E vs. We tAfAttHA'
h cuIie& g0ur strietext investiga-
- = - merits Of this remedy
hnlkvg pfpd can be seen from
ezfsre1D ~ file At our office Of
M ueitknovn citizens who are
t1iz1 orr wunderfai remedy. Ma.
URES CREATION. one OF the
erssfssi Tonnes. ALTERA-
IVES md ExPECTORANTS In
- uerjd Patients are constantly
eAiuzpx that they are entirely re-
eDrst We can refer you to many
Mpeaolble people. not only In So
eaA ~ iron most every state Ia
q nnisa This remedy Is entire
y hnrmieas and pleasant to take.
- cnnnot be bought In drug
sNs. X y0u are suffering from
q q thes< troubles. call at the
o1lrs. q address
NATURES CREATION
lt5I5 Peoples Bank Bldg.
Seattle
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NofioT on 6faa6GGTG5T I9f"
.pAHTNEltsufp
Nnuee IL hereby given that the 60.
- pa tnernhip between J. o. Hicks
ahd II J. Wilson heretofore esiHi
Tug undor The firm name and
r svla Of tho Epier Cafeteria. al
hiifs Second av.. Seattle, wash.
salfion' has been this day dts
All accounts due the firm may be
PAID to w. T. Wilson al the above
efafeen. and all liabilities should
ht presented 20 him for payment
~ Hicks hereby gives notice tina
~ IL no longer liable for debts
fifhi
patep Seattle. Washington. October
Z. 13l2.
J. n HICKS.
-. NOTICE TO krockHOLDERA
TO The stockholders Of the Reattie
Alaska Copper Co The annual
naetins OF the stock hoidera Of
said company will be held al No.
eah New York Xix. Seattle, Wash
inEton. on Tuesday, October II,
1919. nj 500 o'clock y. m, FOR the
pufpoae Of aloctins trustees, aud
Tor the Transaction Of such oihsr
business ~ may properly come be i
Tore the meeting
q. !. HODGE Secretary
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THEN HE COT HIS

PORTLAND, Or, Oct. IT,
Roosevelt deserved all that
wac coming 10 him. ne should
have got hls' long ago" This
statement forms tho reason
why an unknown party is TO-
day nursing sore nose and n
pair OF black oyea. given him by
]. j. Butter, prominent sood
and grain merchant.
The remark was directed AZ
Butrer. and the seod man an
swercd from the shoulder In
stead OF verbally. explaining
afterward that ne wac an ar
dent ball moosc, and simply
couldn't stand 20 have Rooso-
welt talked about In that man.
ner. The stranger ''best u"
and is etlll al large.
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TRIED SUICIDE

Henry G. Beck. 81. disfwasher.
severed the veins In his wrists yes
terday afternoon while at work in
tho Palace Waffle House, 100
Washington ST., In an attempt at
suicide. He was taken to the city
hospital, the wounds bound up, and
he IL In no danger.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


California cassup. 7sc gal n glass
Ice bottle. cream Hubbard squnsh.
&c 10. Yakima honey. tAc eufub. Con /.
cord grapes. acc bon. watnuts. >
lbs. x2c. compound lard. tie 10.
aple~d coTnen briakct, tec 10. aiF-
iotu steaks Ikc IL. spring tHAs
lamb. tsc ia. lamb chops. Ice ". {.
Swedish potato sausage. lis -. pic.
nic hams tsNc 10. spare hansa. e
ID; haiibut. lbs iac. black cod.
lbs use.
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VOTE IN CHURCH

At the monthly meeting OF The
Mems Brotherhood OF the First
Methodist church. held Tuesday
night, a straw vote was taken on
the presidential candidates. which
resulted as follows:
Roosevelt 10. Wilson ~. Taft "a.
Chaplin 6, DebB 1.
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Catfish. ibs ksc silver sfneIfs.
lbs. iSc. whole salmon. itc ana
1ec each; kippersd salmon. ise y
brick. punzcness crabs. } for 1ko.
haiibuf. Z iAs ibc. ling cod. : ibs,
lie. rock cod. ihs. ESQ. olympia
oysters, ftc pt snuerkrAaf. lae Ut.
ripe olives, zoe pt. stated olivas.
plant. Sc each. red cabbage. Sc aud
90 each
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10 ihg sugar. 81 Mo 80 .aak Tour,
Ills. ! caps tomatoes. abe. pkmH
matches. toe. pkEe macarsni OF
spz ghettt. Use. : fba. popeoru. iscl
1tc. salmon. 1oc each. hautut.
HIS tSc. ameita. ibn 2tr, kipprrsd
salmon. ise ID. oysters. 1ec ans tge
pit lbs. sec coffee. 81 water
melon. Ice each. cstrsrp, see bette.
~
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salufon. 2sc ana acc each: salmon
trout, acc H.. tsbderiofn sole. ibe
for csc: nmeisr. iha. iEc. rock God,
2 Lbs. for Sbr. Dunnencas crabs. 4
for 7kc new brick cod. Zoe ID: whole
don Holland mnckcrei. fof fhc,
for 1kr. salmon bellies. roc zach (.
Holland herring. for fec: BEETLES
bsst ratsap. 2sc. 1tc cans berries.
Ace
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y. n. nUTTERwoRTH . SONS
1871 First ave. Main or Elliott sts
Unlt efsity UNDERTAKING Pafiota, ssta
1<fh ~ u. North 1fa W. r. Fork
ner.
Bonney- Watson Co. funeral dircc,
tors. new location. broadway and
olive East "a.
ri .v,tI s'rS,,.~,o-~.-,o.-
Eled0n. cut flowers. funeral pieces
Elliott 3s5s. 1913 Second Green
house. beacon gTs.
BuHEs FLORAL Co. soi ard Main
eti1-cut flowers deslgns. saa1..
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~<'s~Nsc~~e~-Nscsce~scN<< >seerNsA(~rer@r~Nr~~e
A good paying business for lady,
either half or fun interest Small
amount OF cash required. fnyoEti-
gate for yourself. Write &-gx5,
The star.
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For Sa.e-Poultry.
For Sale--Iivesfock

head Of horses FOR sale very chean
weight from 300 70 400. Sew
eIai single horses. Prices fzs 90
W. - sets OF harness. IL bug
hsea ana wagons very cheap. gf1
Westinke av. X.
Tor nAle-one black Jersey bun, or
Will trade for good cow M a
-.--x-racLer. 1lzi 2lst az. 3.
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Board and Room.

~~~~N~~-c~~~~~>~~
Children cared for. SIS month. all
ages. ZIG w. Republican. Queen
Ammo 2aso.
babies boarded only, by trimmed
nurse. Terms reasonable. Phone
Ken sNnon h6N.
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well Rostsa
IA A a D r. &
For your garden ana flower
beds.
SOUND FERTILIZER
COMPANY
SIT Bailey nlds
Phone Main acre.


Ns5s-- waiting cioalns cut AZ
cost. only ~ days left. New pianos
from tfzs up. second hand. any
OLD price Hurry ~ you want a
piano cheap. Better come In Al
once and look Mailing Piano Co.
100 Arcade Annex. second floors
opposite elevator
FL YEfiEAhNtss -t1 80
Special for 10 days. wiz az gold
filiei frame. guaranteed . years.
with large spherical ienasA. leafh-
or ease. complete. including exam
lnasion. Schwartz. Opfomctrist.
111 Epler Blk Bring this advos-
tisemeut tomorrow.
Eve strain leads 10 defective Vision
Have your eyes examined by q re-
liable refFactiOnist. Schwartz. Op-
tometrIsi, Rs1 Epicr Blk.
FfANO- -Ernnd new. sample. a beau
~. Regular price 1850. cloac out
AZ si&s. WaliinE. zee Aroade An
mex.
PTANo~-rpright concert grand. Hike
new. Cost over $500. Price noN
sies. waliing. roc arcade Annex:
Kodak DEVELOPING. lee roll. any
alas. laaohs PHOTO ahon. IL nla
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Help Wanted-Male

Wanted First class edge and heel
trimmer for heavy welta aud
standard screw work. BtilnOn-
Kellogg Shoe Co. Tacoma
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We exchange everything everywhere
at any time. II your price IN right.
Real Estate Exchange. b20-b2i
Lumber Exchange.
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10 ACRES $500

10 ACRES $500
BEST soil. easily cleared. one hour
from Seattle BY railroad Our
garden and fruit land on terms -
and tie per Acre. Holmes a
HArlng. IS, Empire Bldg.
$500 pm ACRE
Near Granite Faiis we offer you ~
acres % good logged off land suit.
abis for a dairy ranch This land
II rolling. but not broken. has
good soil and Ia crossed BY run-
Ming stream at one corner. Rural
lection: near school. 81 200 u the
price Of the entire tract. upon
terms OF tioe cash. balance
OLE HANSON A. co.
POTATO LAND
10 acres OF good soil means inde-
pepdcnre. Buy ie-acre farm and
work for youreeif one good crop
OF potatoes viii pay for the land
Coed soil. good location. for sss an
acre. 81 per acre cash aud u per
acre per. month
A "a NEWELL. 40 spring 81.
s.AcRE RANCH FOR $3.50
This place lies on good county road.
within a. minutes ride OF king ST.
sta ton. Good shot clay and sec
end bottom soil. which'is ideal for
rics and poultry. Two fine farms
adjoining will show you what this
land is capable Of producing Very
easily cleared. Must have $50
cash, balance ti0 a month. Gilgen.
los Cherry -.
|l4 ACRES WATERFRONT. $1,000
All rich alder loan soil. county road
through 10. several springs. close
to school and neigfbors, between
two nice towns. cheap fare. easy
r. van Arsdale 8 Co. 1903 THIRD Az,
CHEAP CHICKEN RANCH
within a few minutes drive Of the
ferry dock AZ Kirkland. fine piece
OF acreage. improved with new
house. well. chicken house. garden.
etc. Fenced, Price. sl,Iso. only
$3.50 cash and as a month. John
Brennaman. kirkland wharf.
Kirkland.
DAIRY LAND
POTATO LAND
10 acres, with magnificent view of
bay and mountains, for 5000. on
payments OF $40 down and $40
per month
x. d. NEWELL. 100 Spring 81.
10 ACRES RICH ALDER BOTTOM,
$3.50
$50 CASH. $40 PER MONTH
All Lowell, rich soil. facing on county
road. fine view over the Sound.
several nice springs. lots OF neigh
p. Van Arsdale g Co. 1899 THIRD Az.
POuISBO ACRES
Between poulaho and Bangor you
can buy 8 acres OF good land for
s2b0.00. An expert has declared
this first class fruit land. also
chickens would do well on a light
sandy soil. Easy terms
OLE HANSON a. Co
aia-1S-i6-i7 New York BLK.
RET WEEN SEATTLE AND TACOMA
10 acres. with running water. good
soil. close In. csc fare, $3.50, your
own terms.
a. II. NEWELL, Iao spring ST
POULTRY AND FRUIT FARM
At Kirkland. only ~ miles from
Lake Washington and boat land
ing. ga acres, cleared. some fruit
trees, good shot clay soil for bcr-
ries fruits and chickens: a bar
and $40 a month. comS over and
j will show you ehc Place G. ~
Hackwsrth, hotel on WHARF az
Kirkland, Wn.
fSN ACRss TIMBER
South of Bromerfon, on county road,
very good growth, never cut over,
school You can cut the timber
PRICE $500; ONE TiiiIRp CASH
CLIFFORD. 1913 Third Az.
Branch OFFICE, rs Waahinkton ~.
10 AcREs POTATO LAND. 1850
A. u. NEWELL. 100 Spring 81.
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H|IsIHIss
ACREAGE
NORTH or CITY
Is A GOOD



Acrengo north Of the city. In our
tudg ment. u going 70 prove itseli
q very prufltn bic investment. The
most expensive IL that close 10
the Country Club. which IL being
This district IL rapidly filling
up with fine country homes. some
~ them costing aa much % fso.-
600. IL ~ gradually spreading cut
A. no great distance from THESE
fine homes We have acre tracts
fof sale nj 1859 10 s7to each, YOU
can buy them on easy monthly
payments. II ia our strong con
fictfon that no other property
around Seattle IL az certain 10 In
crease In value. Think a moment
Here you have an opportunity 20
purchase tho finest residences
acreage around Seattle at one.
mn 70 on9-alEth the price OF q
good city lot liant n rcAaonRh u
TO suppose that O whole acre vii
Increase In value untti u 10 worth
al least as much as a city lott
some OF our tracts airs very Gloss
to the fnteruFbau.
WEST a WHEELER
GOTHAM BLOCK.
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Flats for Rent.

$500 each, two t-room mode'
flats. 72O Stewart. corner Eight
Heacon 100
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Personal.

-~r~~<>1~~~>-~s>s~~o.@ ~~&~~~~~4~~~~s~~~
Or. A. lee Lewis, consulting chiro.
pFaotoF. Hours to .. m 3te-T Ar
raaa Annsx. MRin i1sx Lady attend.
ant
huFTuHE CURED. permanent. 40
ever 100 cases cured past two
rsarz aeas 1 o. as Harvard
Eyetsn, 81 Eifsi Hid9, Hoetus.
offsfErTE BLADES snarpsnsd, soc
dax FaHors ssc. cite issi tth ay,
crt .Acquaintsd society. Names and
naHresssa foA Pine street
Nsy n saw II m Tn~ altar"
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LOSl anu u OuNus
Gray ovarcoat, mendcd cut In back.
from lunch down town. $500 re-
ward for Information. j II.
Chandler. To7 Second. Elliott
23s7 J.
Lost. october ~, white English bull
terrier pup, months old. ears
cut, bob tall. black collar. large
reward Answers 70 name jeff.
Phone Elliott 1897 J.
One brown pony. weight 500 lbs.
disiocated white spot In forehead.
two hind legs white. $40 reward
Will be given for return OF same.
Main 1871.
Found your oyosight growing dim7
Our registered optician Will rem
EDDY the defect. Examination free.
Myron symonn, 1427 THIRD.
Lost--silvor mesh purse. Monday
containing very valuable tewelry.
heirloom; large reward. 1876 18th
Phone East 300.
ON jackson at, east OF Second av.,
large bench driil. Please notify
Mr. campbell Main 1901 Reward.
Found Where mattresees are r.po-
waited $3.50 ana 5000. Propp a
Co, 81 Hell at: P1ono SilIiott ga9s,
Black dog, short tail. long ears, II
cense 2s9. Phone East 2ag5.
Second hand clothing bought, sold,
exchanged. 1917 Pike. Main bg93
Situation Wanted-Male
Wantad--A position by 10 year old
boy. who looks ~, office work
or anywhere there In chance 10
rise preferred. x-b2i care Star.
Plumbing wanted. owner furnish
material x-bi7.
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Exchange Real Estate

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VIII accept acreage near seattle ms
first payment on one or more bun
gniowa. good diHtrict. rented at s2o
each. s0s Arcade Bldg.
Cheap for cash, grocery store. with
living room. or viii trade for small
residence property. Phone Ballard
216
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: ACRES ron $500
In snohomiHh county, ncnr Machiaa
you can buy good land at thts
price. We have about 70 tracts
10 choose from. THIS land will
make dandy chicken ranches from
which you could make good iiV-
ing. $1,000 cash and $500 per
month will buy any 6-ncre tract
OLE HANSON a. co.
ait-ib-it-i1 New York Biz
40 ACRES FOH $3.50
Itlgh black hoii, where one can raise
vegetable fruits, berries and
poultry. Located on good road
east OF Lake Washington. Terms
$50 cash and $40 monthly. To see
this land. take a Madison ear and
county ferry or ntea rner trAnin TO
burke a fhrfar's Kirkland offics.
OF call ips Cherry 80
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