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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-20

William ] Bryan is now on III"
stump doing ycoman service for the
ticket h" did 50 much to nominate Al;
baltimore. hnd il IS we'll to rCmem-
Ter also HAT the famous commoncr
II uol nnly lendina luis silver tongue
Ia the cause, but IL i giving his
Silver dollars one thousand OF
them up 10 date # all the other
Democrats in this country would
only do half rs well in proporl ion to
their means, til" brays of the Joyous
Democratic donkey would MI this
nation with such volume Of noble
and Inspiring music chat the harsh
starcato of the pcrambulating Bull
Moose and the feeble trumpctines of
the & o. + elephant would be
drowned in the melody of their tri-
umphant rival.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-20
The IysainJ Telegram

.. yrs. tftorloon from the
- Blii,nA2,. Lakeland, Fla.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-20
u. +. HETuERlNGTON, EDITOR.

"A J. HOLWORTHY
10 iuess and Circulation Manager.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-20
P. Swear a Royal Tailored Suit

I: :. : = .: = -, :,;: :>:o.:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-17

The man with the smile IS the man
Rho wins No matter whether you're
a preacher or a porter, whether you're
playing ID the National league or the
Epworth league, you need smile in
your business. says the Joplin Globe.
rs good Tor what ails you.
The men with the owllike face may
set credit for being very wise. but
ha is mighty lonesome. Did you ever
see a flock Of owls
How many times have sou told the
newsboy TO keep the change just be-
cause his grimy little hand had a face
above it with a grin on2 VINO picks
ID the lips when You eat your midday
lunchg is It the girl with the smile
oG her face or the one who looks az
though She we're the victim Of some
secret sorrow2
The world has no use for man IN
whose face the wrinkles turn down p
( the ends. They indicate the man viii
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-17

topn beng changed, Enc # q true
everywhere Read it and resolve to
Be loyal d chieEasha
While much may Be accomplished
foF ChicEasaa by united effort upon
tie part 81 its BUSINESS concerns and
property holders. there should also
eeme proper 1opreration from the ritt
Eenship.
What is needed a-IHE HOME
TOWN SPIRIT
Let every citizen of Chickasaa t0aas
make tais higa resolve From this
p5ur form J Will nos tuy elsewhere
any article ot merchandise that Is 10
BE- found n tie stock Of Chickasha
merchants
But sometimes they do not keep Sd
stock the article 7 desire. says the
buyer
Assured home patronage local meg-
chants Wild BE able 70 keep in stock
anything that the average citizen may
need
There is no escaFing the duty Of
the citizen f. this matter
EVERY DOLLAR SPENT m
CHICKAsHA BUSINESS HOUSES
HAS Al RETROACTIVE VALUE, FOR
IT ENABLES THE EMPLOYMENT
or HOME LABOR. BUILDS UP THE
BUSINESS or slEN lvEO PAY To-
CAL TAXES AND CONTRIBUTE rs
Many WAYS TO THE SUPPORT
or HOME INSTITUTIONS. PRO
NOTES TIE clTYs PROGRESS
AyD INCREASES PROPERTY VAL
UES.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-17

Also, Col barefoot remarks on the
Richards report that only two Chicka.
sha members Of The P. j. G. C. L. club
are left. That's Just what Bob said,
was his way u explaining It.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-17

Now comes the report Of a man
who has been SO busy for 20 years
that ne forgot bis aye. which leads to
the inference that the way 70 keep
young is 10 keen busy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-17
WAY T4EY SUPPORT WILSON.


Louis D. Brandeia. ah0 made thef
Sight against HaiHnger and aao Won +
before the United States supreme i
ecarl the Illinois esss sustaining tie
isr EmI.lag lie aaars q Honeas la-l
bor
y an extremely sorry 70 see that 80
many good men WHO are seeking only
he h tings hase been misiea ints|
iqiioeing the new party. when ID Gov.
Wilson's candldacy they are confront
ei with sn opportunity such as they
have meyer aad before ia taiz country.
gae7 can follow candidate who IS
absolutely free. VINO stands Tor the
hn that mean industrial liberty
who 30 obligations aBd has made
no promises. aEee1t the promise he
a made 81 his lIIe. 10 % the best Re
en .0g Tie community. we have a
roaaerfui opportunity before Is 70 pat
Corr fqnsoa in Office End give hin the
opportunity b using his fine eharac-
ter and great attainmen1s Tor tie az
vantage b aii7
IlF Harvey H. NliaE, wh1 made
the 4urs food laH llFlag, vital stat
ute
an strong ios Gov. Wilson Col
Roosevelt IS supported bg many worthy
people HlsgHided / believe who ars
iollaang Aim liEa aa leaia saiaas, whe
ihink Be s he only real progfe I've
I believe ID beng progressive il Hrin
sibie and n1t limiting iay progress l9e
ness 10 single man. Roosevelt is Be
us backed 81 Interests that arc no
friendly g real reform snd who ari
real opponents s progressive prinel
pies. / cannot tolerate any such alll
ancen
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-17

a grievance. with a disposition to de-
mand his rights Who feels that the
world is imposing on him. The men
With the wrinkles that turn up at tLe
ends e1udes success from every pore.
He is stamped a winner from top to
toe. The world loves a winner and
next to a winner it loves a loser Ao
can grin and 90 at i again.
II you work for = man and he tells
you to do something. do it with a smile
and he will give you credit for being
a willing worker The next thing to
doing a thing without being told is to
do it quickly with a smile when YOU
are told.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-17
u To STATE AND NATIONAL
CAMPAIGN FUNDS.

Certain articles thas hare appeared
IS newspapers nay hare lead TIE pub
e To believe that sle Democratic.
asass committee ard representative
81 tha national committee in Okla
heaa aEe in conflict ID the matter gf
raising campaign funds. However,
AZ examination % the appeals sent
e. from these Two soa7cer reveals 10
zfa1nds t1r any ash conclusion. ~
scans t8 hara been decided that Z =
lae best policy ior iae funds ior tAe
tr5 purposes 81 De raised indepenl.
entity ana tie workers representing
both committees ara ~ proceeding
nakng tier lleas IS strong As pos
s.ble.
Az Is Grady county We believe the
general sentiment IS ihat al Demo
Gratis ~ho are able 10 c0amibute should
extend aid to b8th committees. In
ths iss campaign Grady county rails
II $1,000. dividing Il equally between
tie slsie ana national & mmittee ana
ne believe she same general policy
should Be- followed his year. The
proportion ia #hieh c1r contribution
ahall ba divided between the stare and
national committees IS a question "
81 decsd4d after aH the facts relating
to the needs q the situation are taken
ln4o conal liberation. Oar primary duty,
q course. s. 30 see that sufficient
funds are raised 20 enable the state
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-17

If man does not erect in this age
his own tomb ere he dies, he shall
live no longer in monument than the
bell rings. and the widow weeps.-
Shakespeare.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-17

From Democratic national commit
tee.
II the change in sentiment indicat-
ed by straw vote taken by the Kala-
mazoo Gazette. one OF the leading pa
Ders Of Michigan, is maintained
throughout the state, Coz Wilson will
have a clear majority over both Presi-
dent Taft and the third term candi-
date. The Gazette recently sent out
ballots to voters representing all
political parties; Of these 1859 were re-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-17
-IfTom - e N0El.l.
WHAT THE STRAW VOTES SHOW


for congress. The polls we're taken
from car to car and every passenger
was included. It wiz be noted that
the Wilson preference was expressed
III every instance BY a substantial plur-
ality.
TRAIN POLLS IN OHIO.
The results Of the polls in Ohio are
as follows
Cleveland to colunibus-5ig -Four
T~~f-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-17

Wilson also heads the list by a
good margin in SIX polls taken on rail-
road trains in Ohio at the suggestion
Of ". w. Durbin. Democratic candidate
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-17

sSS4S@s@SsSes -
. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. :
S@S&4Ss $ss4 > ss .
r. A. Howard. guardian, 10 Marshall
r. Diggs. 412-12. 800; " Y NV Ne
81. W * NV Ne 1865.
C. C. Hubbard and wife to W. o.
Henderson. 6-23-o9, $500; lots p, 2.
"a, block 50, Chickasha.
Milton Katiotubbi and Phoebe Glib
son to Leonard G Alkire. e-l4-os $500;
lot /. Sec. s-5-7 rnnrr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-17

Arv sus reelection on tie character standing
s r or corporation smsa which IN tie
columns 81 the cypress gladly corrected s beng brought e
as attention q management
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-17
$$%+$4 44$&+$4+
, EXPRESS PAcKAeETTEs.
$444+44++4+s*s+a

BE jolly, BY golly"
Dog-days are over, put the dogs are
still with us.
More good news-peTsimmons viii
soon be ripe.
win it never quit rainingg Alas
and alack, we hope not
Some women don't have to become
gossips-their husbands attend to It
for them.
Have you counted up how many
breakfasts, dinners and suppers it will
6e before circus day?
The truant officer is after the
kids who are not attending school
The law holds parents responsible.
Anyway, we ought to be glad that
we don't live in a country where eti-
Quette requires folks to kill themselves
when the ruler dies.
If man does not erect in this age
his own tomb ere he dies, he shall
/ live no longer in monument than the
bell rings. and the widow weeps.-
4 Shakespeare.
Now comes the report Of a man
who has been SO busy for 20 years
that he forgot bis aye. which leads to
the inference that the way to keep
young is to keen busy.
Also, Col Barefoot remarks on the
Richards report that only two chielE8-
sha members Of The P. II. G. C. L. club
are left. That's Just what Bob said,
was his way u explaining it.
The situation in the Pure Heart and
Can't Lie club is growing somewhat
acrimonious. Geo. Petty says he un-
derstands that a man must be an Al
lar 10 get into It and Bob Richards
SAYS that's Why Petty vas bumped as
a member. Keep calm, gentlemen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-17

This count shows that. Wilson, in
the ballots eass had a clear majority
Of 49 over all other candidates OF
the number who indicated preference
for Wilson 276 voted for Taft four
years ago, 752 voted for Bryan, 81 for
Debs and ia did not state for whom
they had voted. OF the SIC who sndi-
Gated a preference for Roosevelt, 4l6
had voted for Taft and 103 for Bryan.
Thus Wilson gained practically two
and three quarters votes from the Re
publicans for every one that he lost
TO Roosevelt. Another significant fact
in connection with the straw vote is
that the l4lge majority Of those who
expressed a preference fol Debs rotrd
for Taft four years ago.
AS indicative Of the vote which the
Gazette polled, the Kalamazoo Ma
tional Bank building was cauvassed as
r-rf-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-17

one year. delivered b carrieE.--2l.s2
gx months. delivered BY carrier AAa
Thrse months. delivered By carrier l-zo
0as mentA. delivered by carrier AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-24
RRASS BAND COLLECTS SMALL
CROWD AT TAFT MEETING

A.s hrass band liycnod thinws
Inc downtown streets yester.
.fternoon. Thousands heard
y .ssle and enjoyed Il, They also
"a she hls sign announcing the
~ ~ rsll, At nreamland In the even.
And then they unfeelingly and
..sld,rasely forgot. neglected.
80 and rrfased TO come.
AMI Calhoun, president OF the
= sluh. was Ia start the IRE
AZ D. N. He viewed With
e.m the i.7oa empty chairs that
- hlaakb al the 900 who occu'
"a n. front portion OF the hall.
nm DELAYED the praises OF the
~,ss.Aldrich bill and the lame
- club. until. from somewhere,
"a zoo additional chairoccupiers
,srs rounded up.
me scheduled applause-maktng.
.s,ra started before Calhoun fin
- his first sentence. was inter.
- With uncercmonionsly when a
-, bit Of noise was started at
!. mention of William j. Bryan's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-24

name.
Mira. Frances King Sears, after
referring 60 progressive policies as
superficial and primitive ideas OF
government compllmented Proai,
dent TAFT on the appreciation shown
him In King county by the organl.
xation of a Taft club. She. however.
suggested that the club might not be
all that Is necessary,
Rev. flili. who halls from a New
York church with $4,000 Tiffany
wlndows. as he took time 10 de
scribe. devoted HIS speech TO an at
tempt 10 show that Taft Ia a pro.
gressivc. I've never hoard of the
masses OF this country being right
on any question In the beginning. :
he said. While Taft signed the
Payne-Aldrieh tariff bill. he explain.
ed, he also created tariff board
lie did not say whether that reduc.
ed the cost OF living.
lie pictured Taft as William the
silent" who did lot OF good things
on the quiet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-24
|IIST FOUND
GUILTY AGAIN

mr. the second time, Axel MIST
"a last night found guilty by a
- IN Judge Ronald's court OF muir
X IN the second degree. lie was
saxsd with having been an ae-
rnplice Of an alleged thus, John
49, and that they both engaged
n,-plman hudson +. Davis and Pa
|~snan !. &. Smith In running
81 on February %. 1911. Ford
"a Psiroluian Davis died as the re
- Of wounds received al that
In, .Nist's first conviction was
,sersed by the supreme court. HE
AIMED 10 have had no part In the
|1rtins and that he did not know
IA character Of a man Ford was.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-24
Jumped His Bill?

According 10 the story given the
police this morning. Frank Bu-
quette. a barber. finding Il more
profitable not TO pay bills. jumped
hts room rent at the Holgatc hotel.
Ninth av., sometime Yesterday and
LETT the hostess. Mrs. J. G. Roscclli.
to mourn the loss OF weeks room
rent.
CHICKEN RANCHES PAY WELL.
We have hundreds OF small tracts
suitable for chicken ranches
Prices range from 80 per acre aud
up Three tracts Hood canal. 81
10 acres each. at tto per acre
Terms ON any ftve-acre tract. $40
cash. balance o. per month. Come
In and see as
OLE HANSON a co.
Third Floor New York Hfock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-24
On Road to Coast

rour boys. all rs years old. lind
II he frontier atmosphere Of Ana.
rutx Mont. not as attractive as
la hreeze that blows through the
|&md coantry. are on their way
IN and the chief Of police OF thai
|faxe has asked the Seattle men
Is se on the lookout for the boys,
|eecialiy one Of the party named
|rl.ns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-24
SOUTHWEST
WASHINGTON LAND CO.
clEAnEp aAI.pnN LANn

ttstt AIRED tfAikiff4N LAND
READY ron TIE Pt.OW
Cleared aud i0-aerc tracts close q
biz markets Of Seattle. Tacoma
and Portland. Deep rich soil. fine
Tor fruit. berries or chickens. Rest
roads IN state. telephones and free
mail delivery. only twenty min .
ufcs walk from stores and graded
school ten minutes on train from
city % fu.Oeu Cheap lumber for
building Two lnterurban lines
near property planned for near fu-
turr. Many homes going up and
plenty o. neiEhuprH. These tracts
Eru a splendid proposition either
Tor home or Investment. Sold on
very easy terms and NJ prices
lower than cost OF clearing stump
land You can SOC land and re-
turn 60 Seattle thr same dag
Call or write for free illustrated
booklet 80 owners
AMERfcAS HOME INVESTMENT
COMPANY
900 toi -t0s Mehihoru Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-24
HAD GOOD MEMORY

NRTl.AND. or. April 24.--Clerk
|arles Brown tainted when an APP
|rsnuy sane man entered the
|Mshern Pacific office and handed
|rr SIS as payment for ride he
II stolen five years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-24
Wanted--Partners

In paying business 7 years: same
ptoce. suitable for lady or gentle
man. want partner who can de-
vote time ond small capital splen-
did returns. Apply Room 2ol, I0s
End Ave. ~
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ofSlfSf fcENffrlSG 6XfGGTfSS
Desks. chairs, tables. safes. type
Ing Of so r..
CHICAGO STORE q OFFICE FUR
SlTIRE Co.
1855 lat Ave. Arcade Amer
Furniture OF rooms. ali OF part.
for sale; good a. new. 4ss West
ttth.
valdsz furn- Co, 1919 Ffrst as. Main
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-24
Lost and Found.

RE%HfflS ron f7T1<f ~~'N'-N
1 live at stis Linden Ave. Fremont
We had bed ~ fine tulips In the
yard. They were stolen TueedaF
night ! will pay $500 reward TOR
tho identiftcation 81 the person
who did ~ Chas. w IIftlcfteld
M ID. tts Genital bldg
LoST--A circle platinum brooch set
with sixteen diamonds loat FRIDAY
night. liberal reward
Mct}ltAW. kITTiNttEk a CASE.
Colfu4n hieck.
Lent brown Jersey COW about
years cid left horn about , inches
shorter. Reward fiox t7s. Hai-
lard station.
Found--'rhe right place o. have yoar
watch repaired Symana. lewsier.
ft1s Third. near Pike All work
guaranteed
Geld watch. with diamond eel N
case slight dent In ease. Reward.
Eiliott 1897
i.ast--DoK. female. Aireaale puppy
black and tan. rough coat fhore
Main 1850. Howard
f.0at---flaay'H gold brooch downtown.
Please return. reward 1917 sth
Ave.
large cameo pin Reward. " re-
turned 10 sos t4t ave Main sass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-24
TOO MUCH DOC"

pRTI.AND. Or. April a.
|T.en Chas. Williams and James
|kFsrmack spent s5s7 for clothing
h themselves and friends. the pn-
IL. became suspicious and arrested
AR an I sarge OF robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-24
Personal.

ts.si1. sSs. s ear nS$e' iksoSf sfrIlee
49, neart, lung and blood dis
;zS1.- epilepsy. goitfe. kidney.
Asast sissaaes cured for 81 per
II NJ Or. seyerance. s1s Second
~. eeaelhorn Bldg, rooms s03-59f
49,: cured. permanent. without
~, au " or detention from labor.
yss,, 1ev cases cured past two
ma. ages 10 rs. Harvard
Il f 80. III Eltel Bldg, Seattle.
ri IfE BLADES sharpened, soc
-. lsxors. zsc. etc. 1901 9Th av.
NJ. massage. trained nurse.
49, ipneir. Join our Matrimonial
|sfss ladies' free. 7os Pine st,
!. rsrk WlGs--Aii Kinds OF hair
horb, i0f spring. Ind 1922
.Esa Pottsr-Tsst circle Friday
,f.gsi-ealOs daily. 1904 Bird.
-. bungalows fiinckiey DIX.
~ 4 Jaw 1t ia Tho star"
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City Real Estate.

>>~~.~.~-~~~~~~o~~~S~ ~~~N~-~~~~S~4~-~S~-~~
For Saie---s lots In the North End.
splendid view, with snaii house
$1,000; $500 cash. balance easy
terms. Phone Kenwood 2732.
Nichols. bungalows Iilnckley Blk.
For Sale--Real Estate.
GEO. l.. COfMAN
90 renry Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-24
Honesteads

FINE REIMBURSEMENT
fs0 acres, 90 acres fenced, brush
cleared on so acres. 10 acres
piouxhcd and In wheat. small
house and barn abundance 81
water for irriga ton. land IL level
and free from rock. An ideal fruit
or alfalfa proposition. Price $1,000.
See Mr.. Baker.
$40 Lumber Exchange Bldg.
Ueiinquiah In Grant county. I
miles from railroad. this lies fine
for irrigation. owner must sell
thia week. Price 1900
EMPIRE HOMESTEAD CO,
SEA and sgs Empire building
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Furnished Rooms.

r>'>f>s,~0~~s><ef>es~ e~0~cy~~~O~N~N~-~
NiaHinua Hotel, hth a Virginia. near
Woatlhhs. offers new. modern. aie-
knntiy furnished rooms. with the
best accommodations lowest rates
sunny, beautifully Furnished roona
private home tt2.oo up. Bti
Terry near James.
tins broadway. corner broadway
and feaisr. Modern. tz.0o a week
upt W = Prentisa. proprietor.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. lily
Eirsi--nates Soc daily and up.
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S-~r>S>eN~>>e>~~~-~~> >~~~~~~~~~~N~~
: tiratsclass six-roo4n. with aleoye,
rats saa ranges. fine view OF
sound and oiympiea. first class
condition. car ilnen. no children.
no doga, i2t1 and s26h ist w.
Queen Anne ehfl
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West Seattle Real Estate.

4exieo-ft- lots, fine view. city lights
and water. California av. and Nor
gan st. only $500. on terms SIC
cash and SIC monthly. J. =. kiefer.
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For SaIe-Livestock

~~T~TNfsr~eaTNr-rNStSANe
'afload OF horses just arrived from
oregon, weight from 600 10 200
Ids also head Of unbrOken horses,
weight from 500 10 I.fO0 lbs. also
III KINDS wagons and harness.
rake -. Seattle car 10 9th Ave. 4.
ana tolRate Phone Main 2i9e.
20 head ~ freiRhting horaes fof
sale weight from 4 1000 10 1900
lbs. some as low as go each:
some good, young horses, weight
about 1900 lbs 9 driving horses,
weight about LOO lbs. We have
finished our contract today and
VIII sell this stock very cheap.
sl5 Westiake Ave ".
Th1roughbred Berkshire brood aow.
10 months. 200 lbs. Week old
barred gHock chicks. i5c apiece.
Phone Kenwood 1891.
HORSE AUCTION CO. f72z list Ave.
=. bas sales of horses. wagons.
narnesst every Tuesday, y. m. y.
w. Hobb. Auct. Phone Main 1892.
-Four mares IN foaf, suitable for far.
mon. Malson Bros 1928 list =.
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Board and Room.

Good home ror babies ana children.
koed care. tie.00 month. North
aees
Wanted-~iahlpa OF children board
home. Phone Kenweod hss
I men hoarAafa. akas loth az. 81 d.
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Observation-Disclosures

&sstsa Issa 1 sssstsssSsc>lcSsSS iSaaacf
East tldS or sts 18th Ave n
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For Sale-Poultry.

For Sale-Poultry.
--~~~-~~--~~----~---~--~--
Largest pure bred poultry house on
Pacific coast Before buying see
uH about poultry. baby chicks.
Matching eggs. poultry supplies.
Queen and x-Ray Incubators. Sec
ond floor New Corner Market
First av. and Pike ST
Full stock of pure bred poultry.
Matching eggs. poultry supplies,
fresh dressed poultry. incubators.
fresh ranch eggs. Kalem Poultry
Market. Pike Place.
Eggs for Matching. II. I. Reds.
Black Minorcas. White Leghorns.
Pekin ducks. baby chicks. Mrs
Hess. Ballard l2a.
Rhode Island Red eggs. Tomkins
strain, Sl.25 per settling. $500 per
hundred. Splendid layers. sidney
1855
Buff orpington and Black Minorca
eggs for Matching. Phone Grant
5ss. 345b 4sth $. w.
indian Runner duck eggs. pure
white. 800 setting. $500 hundred.
Beacon 1857,
]. q. Smith. breeder White Leg
horns. Matching eggs. Queen Anne
2O7i. Elliott 2929,
Thoroughbred Black Orpington eggs
for Matching. Phone North 1887.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-24
Houses for Rent.

nOuecS Tor Kent.
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For Rent--Furnished. new s-room
bungalow; furnace. fireplace. isun.
cry trays near ear line. 5000.
FINELY furnished. ftrat-ciasa. strictly
modern largo Groom house, fur
mace. fireplace. laundry trays.
large grounds. fine view. on car
MODERN BUNGALOW co.
aseo ltth Ave. " ". Kenwood 8
FOR RENT
Nice little home and large grounds
FIRE Tor chickens. Good ear ssrv-
r. X. LATIMER
eos Pioneer bldg
For rent room cottage. with bath,
kas. electric light. fine view Of
city and sound IN West Seattle.
Phone Adams 2tu
s-room house, walking distance,
broadway district. ear lines tit
= John. near floylaton. tsa. Main
9tF1.
t-room modern mouse. laundry trays.
large garden. good chicken house.
1890. ts1e .Tth :. Phone Har-
rlson 3sss
New modern s-room cottage. partly
Furnished, ~ desired. Phonc
North tssg
For Hent--ttfe-roo cottage. bath
electric light. sanitary barn 2si5
Lane 81 Rent tse.oo
80 Modern s-room house. sit New 3
tor 81. North Queen Anne car.