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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-30
Articles

Concluding his report COnsui Dun'
ming says, "Any comparative study
of the cost Of living must naturally
take account of the comparative we'll
being of the two peoples, and no re-
port on living conditions in France
could be complete without reference
to the very remarkable capacity OF the
people to achieve comfort at low cost.
Despite the very high price OF food, 1t
is still possible for the small French
family to live happily, according to
its own standards, at much lower
rate than would be paid in the United
States for the support OF an equai
number of individuals.
"The difference, however. does not
come out Of the fixed charges, OF life,
such as rent. food, clothing and fuel,
but is created by comparative luxury
which applies to the similar class In
America. Where the American fam
ily of similar class tends to live up to
or beyond it's income In supplying it.
self with household Injuries, such as
musical instruments, electric lights. or
namental furniture, labor saving kitch-
en- appliances, illustrated periodicals.
modern bathrooms, patented foods in
packages, and the many other char
acteristic American adjuncts, which
are placed in such abundance before
the most modest households, the
French family of equal station has SO
far considered all such objects as be-
You'd Its reach
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-30
LIVING COST in FRANCE.

An interesting report on living conui-
tions in France as compared with this
country. is made by United States
Consul James E. Dunning at Harve,
france. Harve is city Of 10000,
145 miles from Paris. It would rank
with Portland, Me-, Albany, Atlanta,
DAYTON. Salt Lake and Oakland, as an
average small city thoroughly repre-
sentative of It's nation. Incomes IN
Harve, the consul reports, are based
on the following scale Of salaries:
Mayor, $4,000; city engineer, $1,000;
city counsel, $1,000: editor of daily,
$4,000: railroad superintendent, $4,000;
agent OF steamship line, $4,000 (plus
house. $1,000, and motor, $1,000;
school teacher, $3.50 to $3.50 (plus
uuarters): city health officer, permitted
to hold other offices at his discretion,
$1,000; once manager, $4,000; assist
ant ONCE manager, $1,000; chief clerk,
$1,000: stenographer, male $500. female
$3.50; clerk, 5000 to $3.50; chauffeur,
$500 (plus part Of food, clothes and
commissioner; motornnan, $485; day
laborer, $3.50 1920 per day, 300 days.:
general manager OF street railroad,
$4,000; stonemason, $3.50.
This scale Of income, the consul
says, shows the standard on which
life in provincial France as whole is
founded. The salaries are quite char
acteristic Of the past quarter of CEN
tury that period during which the
French middle class came to be ia
NOUS as the greatest money savers in
the world. When this scale of income
is compared with the extremely high
price Of all food articles (much higher
In France in November 1911, than in
the United States) the consul sees ac-
curacy in the remark Of the Petit
Harve in an editorial on the recent
French food riots: IF one must de-
nounce these manifestations as regret
table, 1t is nevertheless true that the
situation in our markets furnishes a
pretext so serious that it is nearly an
excuse"
The following table shows French
food prices in November, 1900, the
same in November, 1911. and the COM
parative average American prices in
provincial cities during the latter per-
iod. The prices quoted for beef, lamb,
veal, and pork are for the French Sec
ond quality. Crime meats cost from
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-30
..nEAnHEAp PueLIclTY.

rho 0nnonents of Senator Crd"ioiu
a South Dakota are crit1cislng tne
senator severely for having inserted
An the Congressional Record OF jan
VARY 4. the full text OF q speech the
senator made at Miller, South DAKOTA
last october in opposition to prl'
mary measure pending in that state.
Thn sioux City Journel, in relerllns
~ tha matter, says the speech Wae
nnt repeated in the United States
! senate but crept into the Record by
senaforial courtesy after Senator
/ Crawford had created a brief lntro.
duction for it by referring to the pro
nosals "a adopt presidential primaries
now pending in the senate. i,
craving thus demonstrated the a.
LACED nertinency of the Miller speech
~ national issues" the journal says,
@the south Dakota senator did not ASH
his colleagues to listen to 1t. All ne
asked was unanimous consent TO give
the document circulation through .ne
medium of the Congressional Recoru'
Senatorial courtesy preventing any o.
lection to this proposal, the speech
sayen naees of it-went into the Rec'
nrd Any senator who undertook ~
read II must have discovered mat l.
related to a purely local issue IN South
Dakota. that lit represented an attack
nnon q primary plan which has peen
,,rnnosed nowhere else in the Onlteo
States except in South Dakota, ana
thai it probably cannot be read WIN
understanding anywhere OUTSIDE VI
South Dakota. :. ,o.d.
"senator Crawford's action IN load
IT, Tho Congressional Record with the
fu7l text of his Reply to Richards. IS
hainp severely criticised in South "a
bota The senator's critics say that
his only object in inducing Uncle
sam, TO print the speech in his of1clal
organ was TO secure free of charge, lot
free distribution through the mails IN
South Dakota campaign document
IA Aid his candidacy for renomlnatlo "a;
In view of the circumstances IL VII
he difficult for the senator's frlenos ~
refute this criticism.
Assuming that the South Dakota
criticism is based on tact Senacol
crawford will not have to apolos!ze
to the senate for using It's puDllcl.y
bureau to disseminate what amounts
to private campaign document
such course is by no means unpre-
nedented in either house OF congress
other politicians have done the same
thing and have not been called 10
account for it. It is, nevertneless'
old work and 1t does not harmonic
Il ali with the high ideals OF pro.
gressive age. It is doubtful II many
nf The senators progressive supporters
In South Dakota would care to deteno
a policy which in effect makes the
taxpayers Of the United States upwlt,
ting contributors to the CRAWFORD
campaign fund" -
The Congressional Record would pc
a valuable document II 1t contained
only verbatim reports of the speeches.
and debates actually delivered IN con,
eamnaign speeches never heard in
either house or senate, 1t is so bulky
that few have the time to read 1T. and
40 inaccurate that suspicion OF all us
contents are warranted.
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Chief INSPECTOR Robert s sbarn a.

Chief Inspector Robert S. Sharp of
the postoffice department declares that
Americans last year contributed ST..
100000 to "get rich quick" mail order
schemes that were put out Of business
by the government. He has no idea
of the amount of money wasted by
suckers in schemes which were
never reported to the government. The
government is saving the people some
money by putting the takers who use
the mails out of business.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-30

Albany when the legislature is in session. Tammanys
principal is to disseminate tracts and other
bankabe paper just prior to city election and 1t en-
poys large force of upfters who do not expect to be
rewarded In this life. One of the most popular and I'M
proving pastimes in New York City is to shater the
power of Tammany, which is always done on the day
before election This task is usually assigned to com
mttee of respectable citizens in plug hats
who are divided between desire to purge the city and
serve the board of aldermen There great many
people in New York who would like to see Tammany
broken up into nfnitesmal fragments they sure
there would be enough offices to around Tammany
secret organization and is harder to get into than
a last years union suit. Nobody speaks well Of Tam
in New York except the neWspaper Which lands
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WAS col Henrr Watterson

Was Col. Henry Watterson birched
too oft and pitilessly in his green I'm.
knowing youth? the New York Sun in
quires. Where and how did he ac.
cumulate the bitterness which has lust
found vent in his dreadful attack on
schoolmasters2
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exhibit
laws Tonga general assembly
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Sidewalk Sketches
By Howard L. Ram
.TAMMANY HALL.


OF ballot
counterfeit money
it is suspected OF pr
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one-half to two-thirds more than these
quotations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

heard. And II was an audience
that filled the Tacoma theatre TO its
utmost capacity. Men and women
stood In the aislez. several abreast.
and they lined up every available
Inch In back OF the seats. Hodge
spoke earnestly and flucntiy. There
was not break In his entire speech.
Hts English was perfect His Scot.
tish accent was engaging lie did
not pause for oratorical effect. He
had something TO say. and he said
Il directly. emphAticaily and con
ylnclngiy. lie was eheercd and APP
plauded with that spontaneous On.
thusiasm which 10 easily dlstin.
guished from the ordinary and pcr-
functory applause given 10 ordi.
nary campaign speakers.
One old man. neatly attlrcd and
decorous looking person. was 50
moved BY Hodges earnestness that
time and time again he got up In his
seat. and. not content with mere APP
rlaudlng. yelled forth his cheers.
Hodge spoke for nm hour and half.
and | would not have missed one
minute OF that remarkable talk nor
one minute OF the perfectly astound.
ing enthusiasm OF that audience"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

ctploa.
A big meeting was hold last night
at Phaien's hall. In Columbia. which
was addressed by q number of can.
didates. Dr. Walter kelton. candi-
date for coroner. also spoke ut
Green Lake last night.
John G. fnce OF ToIt has with,
drawn as democratic candidate for
commissioner Of the North district
Ia favor OF w. J. Trimbic.
Two Of tho west side candidates
for governor on the democratic
ticket arc campaigning In eastern
Washington this week. Hugh g.
Todd left yesterday for Rltxvilie.
Judge w. w. Black spoke at tho
same place last night.
Progressive meeting will be- held
tonight az Riverton and South Park.
Candidates on tho Bull Moose ticket
for various offices will speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
PROGRESSIVES WIND UP
SPIRITED CAMPAIGN

ny tonight. every progressive
party polling place In tho county
viii he finally arranged for. Plac.
ards announcing the holding OF the
progressive primaries ON Saturday
are being posted up. and when the
polls open ON Saturday. at \ a. m.
everything will BIO ready for rec.
ord-hreaking vote.
In the meantime, the candidates
on the progressive ticket arc fight.
Ing TO the last 10 secure the nom.
nations and be ON tho same ticket
with Roosevelt.
Last night four meetings were
held. AZ Foster. Dan Landon. can
didate for congress from this dis
trict. John c. Lawrence. for gov.
eruor. ana q number OF minor can.
didatcs. spoke.
Judge William II. White, the vet,
eran progressive fighter. started Z
whirlwind tour Of The county and
Snohomish county iast night. 10
speak an general progressive prin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
How Women Can Save
Money

women save good part OF the
rsxt ef many dainty aids to beauty
Al theV purchase the necessary tn
srodients a the drug store and mix
Them At home For less than a dol
lar You can make a ain months sup.
rix Of the finest shampoo powder
inawn-one said TO really cause the
hair TO grew long. thick aud siossy,
Iu~t tnix four ounces Of crrie root
with a package % genuine thcrox.
sprinkle little ON the head. brush
euf. and your hair will he clean.
waxy and beautifully fustrous.
when eyebrows arc tain or light
ar In coier than the hair apply
pyfoxin with the finger tips. To
ssaks the eyeiaSfses long and darker
N color. gently massage the lash
roots With pNfoxin.
A true compilation hsnutifser that
removes freckles. tan. sanearn, dark
ana muddy patches and other biem-
lshex can be made cheapfy by dis
soiving four ounces Of nafatone in
= hair -plnt OF witch hazel uso In
sasaa Of powder. II makes the akin
fnIr. smooth AMI sattny.-Advt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
PUBLIC MARKETS


rs lbs. sugar. 81 cans milk. roc:
; sacks salt iao. pkgs- macsroni.
sar.fines. CSC. : boxes matches. Toe:
\ bars soap. 2se. ptnk salmon. leo
can. Lfpton's teas, sse can. coffee.
5oc ID. fsliancs raisfns. 2 pkas. fsc.
Reliance eurrnnts. pkKs. zsc. ranch
exg., 35c dox.. Oregon ranch eggs.
olives. ise pit: Heinxss sweet mixed
pickles. isc pt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

Local flour. ti.f0 sack hard wheat
flour. s5c sack; milk, 4 cans zbe.
kippcred salmon, lbs. 25c; zsc
Sliced peaches. 1Sc. zoe can clans.
f5c. green asparagus tips, zoe can,
soup, zBc: ioaves home made
bread. 2sc: 2 lbs. y. Y. cheese. sBc.
= f0c cans pork and beans. ssc. Toe
pkgs. gloss or corn starch. Sc. new
potatoes. Use to soc per sack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
HIS MOVE

She~I had an argument with
Alice this mornlng over the proper
use OF 'shaii' and will" Perhaps
YOU can tell me which Is correct.
"Will you marry mcy" or Shall
you marry met"
He--i should say. "wlii you
marry moi"
she--Then why In tho world
don't yonf-~noston Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

4 , She--nut how did you make !
/ tho acquaintance OF your sec :
4 ond husbandi
/ Bertha---lt was quite roman
tic. wns out walking with my I
/ first when my second landed I
on him with an aeroplane. Mil !
waukee News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
SOLDIERS IN MUTlNY
TO SAVE PICTAILS

Ordered @ Cot OFT ouevess Chtnesc
Revolt. Burning and Loot
ing a Town
ITEM TsIN. China. sept RE
senttng an order 10 cut off their
queues. government troops AZ Tunk
Chow. near Pekiu. rsyoited and
burned and looted tho town. killing
nearly . SCORE OF persons. The for.
elgn missions were unframed. bat
more trouble IL expected as result
OF the mutiny and special troops
have been dispatched from the capl
tai 10 qusil the uprising.
a
KODAK Printing At Gut Rates
Owl Studio. if0fss First ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

Does your wife ever admit that
she IL wrong In an argument
NO. the nearest ahe ever comes
TO II IL 10 say that I'm not ms biz
chump IA | iook."--Detroit Free
Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

Butter, s5c ID. ibs. 81: Iowa but
ter. $50 ID. 2 lbs, s5cs eggs. ssc dog. !;
local eggs, 40c don. don. Tsc; duck
eggs. 45c doz.s eggs. 3oc doz.. home
churned butter. SIC h.: cream brick
cheese. 25c ID: full cream cheese.
soc m: peanut outer. soc H.; Wis
consin cheese. 2sc h.. fr3m -ost. ?
lbs. use; imported Swiss cheese. s5c
H.. peaches, zoe crate. grapes. Z lbs.
fso; pears. dox 1sc. eantaioupss. SO
each.
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All kinds Of pure bred puiIets bought
ana sold We have some eEcep-
tionaily fine White Rock an1
White OrpinKtsn cockers,s for sais
~ reasonable prices. Agents for
dcTiaDahan. Queen and X-EaY
incnbators and breeders. orders
taken for Phiio coOps. Full line
OF feeds and remedies. Fine fat
poultry dressed daily
PACIFIC POULTRY CO. INC
Top Floor Corner Ma rtet
Phone Elliott szes. First sn6 Piks.
For Ssle--sone fine Ancona puIisss.
ana 3 months old, 75c and up.
ALSO ~ fine X. T. Red pallets. .
months old. f5c each. PsulsoH's
Poultry Yards, 1919 zznd ar. ~ w.
Phone Ballard s3i.
The KALEM POULTRY Market
Dressed cbfcken.........T per ID.
spring chicken ..........zso per III.
Live and dressed turkeys always on
hand.
1900 Pike Place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
VAUDEVILLE

Won look warm" Il have been
chasing hat" Did your hat blow
Off" 1T was not my hat. II be-
longcd To somebody else. aud u had
pretty giri under a." Ibid you
catch IT," Yes: my wife saw mo
chasing it."--iIonston Post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04


THINK OF 1T
s2o-acre wheat farm. $50 summer
faiiowed this year. balance pas
ture. house. harn, good well. wind
mill. fine outhnildings. n. ". build
Ing to land, 10 miles from prop
erty. Land all around selling
from t25 10 sac per acre, with no
improvements on VIII sell this
for stg per acre for the next few
days Owner has too much to do
TO attend 10 Il. VIII trade for
city property. Farm located at
Mansfield Wash.
This IL positively the biggest bar
gain ever offered in the way Of a
wheat ranch. NO. So.
MUI1IN BROS. LAND co.
Main 1871. 1906 Third Az.
III. 90 cash aud s7bo per month VIII
'Nbuy ~ acres OF good level land
A 6orth and east OF Machiss This
%fand Is suitable for fruit and poul-
y try, with ready market for same
at Snohomish. which is only five
miles distant. Nv acres for s450,
on easy terms. Come In and ask
uE about this land.
OLE HANSON a co.
a14-I5-1G-17 New York Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
Exchange - Real Estate

fHcHAkTlISf
B0-ncre farm near Port Ludlow, half
Ia cultivation. balance In pasture.
bottom land. first class soil. .
COWS. bull. team good horses. =
head sheep, ses srni hogs, chickens.
eli farm Implements. k-foDID house.
large barn fun Of hay. all out
buildings, large orchard, on county
road. a miles 90 school, y. o. aud
store and cream route.
Price SO. zoe. trade Tor city property
WEB FOOT LUMBER co.
bt1 Lumber Exchange.
We exchange ovsrytiunE, every
where, nc any time, II your price
IL right
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE co.
g20-sxi Lumber ExehhnRe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
Homestcads.

N1s>1>T~1-1~ 1'1'1N1s1NN1>.|
homestead or desert claim relinqulsll-
ment. Eastern Washington fruit
iNhelt. Greatest bargain ever Of
fored. Thomas Craig. COS First av
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

nEAL. rsTNTE LoANs


lgl:AeS; s;s, Jg ,sl;2t,S.s,o
CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
ON improved or vacant property.
any amount. $50 to 5000 long or
short time. easy payments. no de-
lay Sturtevant a. Co. 313 Boston
Blk.
Money TO loan on improved and un-
y. Green, sos Arcade. Main 5I9s,
~,llSIrkkctSSIp, c s3,J, tyi'syJ,
Money loaned on diafr nds and lew.
cry. private offices. confidential
American Jewelry Co. sos 2nd Az.
EASTERN BRoKERA.sls co.
Loans from $500 TO $4,000 TO
SAIsARfED PEOPLE
Without security or indorsoment
MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE.
Pianos, warehouse receipts etc.
Liberal NJ Rms. prompt service
20I Northern Bank Bldg. tth a PIKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
Wanted-ReaI Estate

HOUSE WANTED
u 500 10 $4,000 cash. or Groom
house or cottage Must be D snap.
fDniegs ~ ~. don't list 10 Nos
over $4,000. Answer today.
MULLiN BROS. LAND co.
Main 1917. 1906 Third Az.
! want to 40 sores good land with.
In 20 miles Of Seattle, improved or
unimpfsyed, for cash. Give de-
gctlption ana price. Address
A-y1g. The star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
Male and Female Help I
Wanted

METRO BUSINESS CoLLEoE spa
cialty; Photography and railway
accounting. Teachers are old cxh%
perienced railroad men. Gradua tea
go TO good positions and hold
thern 3f2ih Fremon. av.. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

business AuduCcus
Splendid opening for man and wife
10 secure centrally located cigar.
confectionery and news stand In
good railroad and manufacturing
town. including horse, exclusive
daily newspaper agencies and
cart. All for $3.50. 1900 or more
III you want II.
A. H. FUNK & CO. Pioneer Bldg.
SNAP--sToCK OF NOTIONS
2o34 ". Madison. buy stock. will give
you fixtures $500 takes II.
Help on Invention. burglar proof
safe. Address Hey AnKood. Rock :
port, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

Charter Oak Heaters. Modern
Furniture Company. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

q 0ONl4Hs
>~~~~~-~~~~--~~->~-~~>~ ~~-<s-~~~~~~~->~
Bright. intelligent widow who un-
dersfands the rooming and board
Ing house business thoroughly d.
stres gentlemen partner for same .
am neat and good worker. x-tsa.
care star.
Wanted 10 find Margsfrt Ackinxis.
Last heard Of in Seattle. Any In
formation regarding her. Address
x.ssa. The star.
Dr. A. Lee Lewis, consulting chiro-
practor. Hours : 10 y. M 3fs-7 Ar
cade Annex. Main iss2. Lady attend
ant
hUPTURE crgEps permanent. no
operation or detention from labor.
ever 500 eases cured EAST two
System, 81 Es,sl Hidr., sssiiis.
CHfROPODY. manieurinz, facial
and scalp treatments. Suite ~.
gf7M pike st
ofLLErTE BLADES sharpsnsd, ace
dos.. rAxors, zsc. etc. 1901 eth AZ.
Oct Acquainte6 Society. Names and
addresses. Tcs Pine street,
Hsy u saw u IN 1he star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

swedish massage. facial and acn p
treatment. NJ graduate nurse II
dies only. by appointment. la y
REMOVAL NOTICE
fauE's Mineral Wonder moved TO
1905 Third as.. Seattle.
scrESTfrIc MASSAGE Main ess5.
select Patronage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

FOR Sale---Wood and Coal.
Patent dust p;--i with first load coal.
Wainwright q Mci.eod. Phones l2la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

Nice Clean hopsek eeglna rooms Al
Iotsl TFafton. t11S ballard av nai.
lard 1879
CAffrAi. H0TKiS--ios Jackson 81
toe 20 o. 80 DAP; t1.be 70 81 week
HOTEL Cf.AHENuDS~~l tth Az
n Rooms sec aad stc Elliott st1i .
Hotel LtyirEston. 1891 Let az Mod
efn. Rates s4.Se per week and up
HOTEL OXFORD. 1890 fnt av. mod
crn. tates tss9 per week and ap
harrington. ikis seeond ~ week
Hotel Consul. Sta and Wash. fsas
81 and up, beds ise Free baths
ROYAL HCTEi.--sei rtffh nv. ssc
20 80 nlght: ki.sk 20 % week.
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For SaIe--Furniture.

FOX bALE-Furniture. first class
quality and condition, Of three
room apartment A bargain. K-z.
The summit. corner Madison ana
...n.r. zee lanltor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

Large cosy rooms. fireplaces. pleas
ant, honicllke place. Main 2saf.
iiik Cherry.
Nicely furnished rooms. good home
cooking. walking distance. 1924
Melrose. Maia sssf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

~-<~~<A-r~f-<~~<~<~~~s<--
Furnished or unfufnIahei modern =
room house. rinnfi house IN rear,
near car and school. REASONABLE ,
owner. HsliArd aas
North Alkl Beach. Afki ear line.
good view. rcasonab BILE. Phone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
Apartments for Rem,

Housekeeping Rooms.
s>s~~~~~~-r~~s~~~~~-~~l~
Large. light furnished housek eeping
roofna. strictly modern. fine view
near Woodland park and Lincoln
high. reasonable. North i7sp.
OLYMPIC AtTS.. 7oie Western Az.
Single roofps. $50 up; suttA
ta.o0 up. Near public .aarket.
Furnished heated housekeeping
rooms, gas. light, Included. Queen
Anne f6es ia Valley.
Cheap, well furnished TRANSIENT and
housekeeping rooms at SD Howell
Furn.fhed housekeeping rooms, 81. 80
per week. ioff Piks 81. Elliott SllsW
81 90 PET week up. near public mar
ket. 1e1sM First av.
Rooms 81 up. sis Eighth ny.
Earle. single II. X, rooms. III Marion
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-11

Plain Poplins and Linen Suitings
1870 Yard for Silk Mercerzed PopIins.
Tor Yard for 32nch Printed Pongee, worth soc.
11c Yard for Fine Printed Crepe.
1Qc Yard for coIored LINEN Sutngs, yard wide.
1oIzc Yard for White Mercerizcd PopIn. 80 in. wild
35c Yard for Round Thread Linen suting, SO in. wild
Notion Items Much Below Cost
| Ilc Card for Reliable Hook and Eyes, "a in card.
TIC for 10 Rolls White Tape, assorted widths.
DC Paper for Common Pins, 400 count.
ORR for Plaid Box Assorted Wire Hair Pins.
Qc for Whisk Broom, II inches long
&c for Dozen Safety Pins, dozen for &c
ar, for Bottle Sperm Machine Oil.