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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-26
CUP8 STOCKS.

u \. Ninnear IL co. say today:
What there was to the market today
was at higher prices. There was but
little doing. however Call money
rates were marked up To II per cent.
but this failed Ia have amy bcarsh eff
feet on prices. Some of the Cobalt is
sues showed little activity and
strength. Nlpisslng. Kerr Lake and
Ia Rose being higher. American is
llso strong with untitled buying orders
in for IT at IA. CRANKY advanced 2
pointf. The closing was at best prices
of day.
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The Mocker.

II understand you are on the outs
with Binks. Dubbleigh." said Jorrocks.
II am that" returned Dubbleigh, with
fervor NO more Binks for me- Last
Sunday when my new car lay in the
ditch | asked Binks TO see II he
couldn't find somebody or something
TO pull II out. and the blistering idiot
offered me a corkscrew. "-Harper's
Weekly.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Dec. 5-12-i9-26

Dec. 5-12-l9-26
STATE or MICHIGAN.
The Probate Court for the County Of
Houghton
At n session of said court. held al
the Probate Office in the Village o'
Eoughton In said county. on the
All day Of December A. ID. 1912.
Present. Hon. George c. BENTLEY.
Judge of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate Uf
Thomas Moore. Deceased
William Moore Administrator of
said Estate. having filed in said court
his final administration account anu
his petition praying for the allowance
thereof and for the assignment ana
distribution of the residue Of said es-
tate,
II liz Ordered, That the 3Oth day
of December A. u 1912 at ten o'clock
In the forenoon at said probate once
he and Is hereby appointed for exam
ming and allowing said account ana
hearing said petition.
II Is Further ordered. That pubic
notice thereof be given by publication
of copy Of this order. once IN each
week for three successive weeks pre-
vious 10 said day OF hearing. In the
Calumet News. newspaper prih'e'
and circulated In said county
GEO. G. BENTLEY
(SeaD Judge of Probate
A true copy.
Lillas q. Mitchell.
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STOCKS

Bostou-Price changes were small
and dealings equally 50 today Trans
Ictions in New York were only $4,000
shares. which constitutes pretty near
ly an irrcducihle minimum Locally
dealings were equally small relative
~. If price is not cut coppers should
!u somewhat better as liquidation
seems complete for time being at least
L J. Sturgis.
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He BELONGED.

The accomplished and obliging
pianist had rendered several selec-
tons. when one of the admiring group
of listeners in the hotel parlor sug-
gested Mozarts Twelfth Mass. Sew.
eral people echoed the request, but
one lady was particularly DESTROYS of
hearing the piece. explaining that her
husband had belonged to that very
acknowledgements Magazine.
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Eaax Check to EorQe.

Judge Lumley Smith remarked at
the Old Bailey that checks for eS
cdd were most frequently altered by
forgers engaged in what was now an
extensive business. Only ~" was
needed to change the eight into
eighty. In the case before him a
check for eS 14s had been made into
one for ESQ las.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Dec. I2-19-26 Jan. 2

The annual meeting of the sto'N
holders of the Merchants MIMI
Bank, for the election of directors io'
the ensuing year. and for the trsnS"
tion Of such other business as may
gslly be brought before II, VIII oe w"
at It's banking office, In the N'"a
Of Red Jacket. on TUESDAY, Ja"ua,s
1ttb. 1913. between the hours OF l"
o'clock a. m. and ~ noon
STEPHEN PAUL. Cashier
Calumet Mich. Dec. II, 1917 -
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lANGFoRD BEATS MevEAoH.

sydney, Australia. Dec. 25.-In one
of the ncrcest heavyweight battles
scen In Australia in recent years, sam
Langford Knocked OUT Sam McNeagh
m the thirteenth round. Both are col
Ored.
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Surely Justified.

Lady Motorist-"Oh. Mr.. Policeman,
when tell you why ! speeded you'll
let me 60" Oflcer-"Why were you
speeding?" Lady Motorist-"I was
trying TO catch up to that car ahead
to see how the lady had her hat trim
med."-New York Globe.
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Has Its ADVANTAGES.

Nations are not fed. clothed and
housed by legislation" says sapIent
contemporary Certainly not. But II
sometimes pays well to be a member
OF Legislature. just the same.-Louis
vile Courier-Journal
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Truest Moments.

Count always your highest moments
yoUr truest moments Believe that,
In the time when you we're the great.
est and most spiritual man or woman,
then you were your truest self.-John
Wesley.
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MINES AND MINING STOCKS

will pay handsomely TO mill. with
copper at prevailing prices The La
sale has AN immense territory. and
in the light OF revelations over May
flower and old Colony way. who is
there To say Just what may or may
not traverse the lands OF the LaSallc
company.
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Is Member Of Firm.

John II. Bledgett will become q
partner i'm the firm of Paine Wehher
N company on Jan. /. Mr.. Blodgett
entered emrloy of firm oct. Is, 1901,
shortly after his graduation from
Harvard. For the last two years he
has been at the head OF the bond de-
IaItmCnt.
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BROKERS' GOSSIP
e asst Butte.

An additional issue Of lli,000 shares
of East Butte Copper has been listed
ON the Boston Stock Exchange makin-
itl,0o0 shares now outstanding.
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WILL ADD TO
c. & H. OUTPUT
Improvements Il Mill and SmeIt-
ing Works important
COMMENT ON SUBSIDIARIES


....,..... ........., .u cha. ,.,.,.
'sl "i IHilH'i rNi''''S''h "l s'''''' '
oar mines and iu This advance as
ever thc Calumet HccH leads
most az the bcytcrmcnts going ou ai
the mill and smelling works of Oh.
bonanza mine The Hrse addit'"
at the electric power plant is pro-
crossing lavorably the hulIdins
helms completed and now the foun-
ddtious are going in Tor the low
pressure steam turbine. and this 'o.
diuouaI force of upwards of 1000"
3D.. D. VIII Doe The first of the new woii'
tn Eo into commission. ana 10 VIII
heIp atoms the line Of egonm>. ~s
over one half the steam required o..
operate the turbine cuGiue viii come
from tho heads.
he regrIudug plant building
about completed. and the fouud1
uons 'ra boz for the eIe'troivuc p.'''
at thr smeitrE WorhS-and the two
his refinery furnaces at the Sm'Ii"l+
are about ready for commission.
nl DO VIII oe well on the boginH.u-
ut lsii when the regrIuding ANA eie.-
wulNus ulants arc ready Co do dut,.
rhese al completed. VIII mark the
hrcluulue of "a now era FOR the '7'a-
mo' n licria-the regrindinn- plant
alone Val result ,u adding several
millions of pounds u copper % ih.
annual product and without draw
.rsr ...-
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Sierra Mldcrc cal. now has onr'
Hury apartment houses. spanish mis
sion style.
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Tarticv Heights, 49, v has hre
apartment partly composed of w"-
mon
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--A desirable ROOM suit
able for one or two young mon. cv-
cry modern convenience, including
electric light, steam heat, bath. etc.
Apply j. r. g.. News Office. n
FOR RENT-SiX-ro house Apply
II. &. Guck, Ruppe store or Phone
north SOL. If
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Tamarack has little To report; ia
ruunins along, putting out a fan
product AN things considered, and
nt COURSE making good money wi,h
prices nov ruling for copper. Tn
work OF rcmodclng the stamps az
Point Mills Is proceed.ns and when ta.
ON, now bciug changed is completed
there will hc but one more head r.
change over Il is expected To start
the remodelns of the heads in Tam
au,k NJ. mil shortly, To III thcm
for the practical and economical hand
fiuy of rock from Alluucz and cen
tcuuidl
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The Osecola will make good
report for 1872. At the old mine
shafts and q are n commission
also the two shafts at the south
k,arsarsc and shafts 3 and ( at The
north Kcarsargc. while shaft one at
the last branch is closed down. pend
ing the building of a new shaft house.
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LOST.

LOST-Betwecn the hours of 10 and
- I'm Red Jacket, package con-
tanning Il home spun blue and white
table runner. Finder please return
TO Mrs. Northway. g. q II hospital
ana receive reward IS
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CLASSIFIED ADS
WAN 7 Ed.

3 CENTS A POUND paid for clean
white cotton rags. No scraps. Calu-
met News office. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

handling tho good right Lister arm
last night TO Impress the governor.
elect on the Job question:
Jobf Why, the ideal
Col. Otto himself lends The
chorus Of emphatic Nos" Never. !"
quotes Col. Otto. with one eve on
that big pie aud with watcry aug.
gestlon about the mouth. would |
accept n public office In return for
nay patriotic servfcesf NEVER"
One had TO understand this aituar
tion-thls unanimous and over
whclming distaate for pie among
the patriots assembled. clae one
might be guilty OF making serious
blunders.
n you didn't know that. you
might have made tho faux pas. for
example. Of addroaslng Judge VIII
Ham Hickman Moore or Judge J. T.
Ronald as tho next federal Judge I"
fon might hava even suspected
that Hugh 9. Todd. state chairman.
and G. A. Reynolds. Cicero HRw.
kina aud w. A. HoiEheimer would
not turn down that slice OF patron
ago pie labeled u. y. district at
torney."
Two Near.postr,sstsrs
You might. In your Ignorance.
have congratulated George p Ryan
on his splendid chance Of bccnmins
U. y. marshal or port collector ],
ID. Tfenholmc. tho toastmaEter. and
Judge " A. Mcdonald. sitting cinse
together. may have been posing In
your minds camera az splendid
types for the Seattle postmaster
ship. John r. Troy might have ap
peaied 10 you AZ an excellent sort
for state printer.
But we know n now. We were
told IN private. We we're told ~
In the speeches ~ the banquet tn
| bic. Everyone was gfad Wilson
won and that Lister won. and thai
Col J. NJ. Hawthorne had a chance
10 present Mira. Lister with a bou
auet and with a speech that hri.
tied with gems. Everyone seemed
hsppy. even though Jefferson's
name was not mcntion.i---w. J. u
pushing him on, OF the iimclixhi
for tn. time being.
Lister Bsrs "pis"
And everybody made I, 80 plain
and so emphatic that nobody want
ID any ~pis" that Lister up and
said there would be- no pls. which
same came az quite . distine,
shock 10 the patriots assembled
And today many Of the sald pa
triois are wishing they had not been
80 frank ora tho pie" question.
The pfc subject was the only
thing that disturbed the blg recap.
ton 10 Ernest Lister. However. ev.
ervhody Who didn't want a iob was
Intensely pleased and happy aud
everybody Who did want a lob ala
his best TO appear pleased and hap.
~. SO thar the society reporter can
b. excused for describing Il as one
OF the swelicst events OF the sea.
son.
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WANT $4,000
FOR EXPOSITION

~ uaissd Pres. f~.sss VIE
TACOMA. Nov. 2f.--Twn hun
dred and six citizens Of the state.
including the governor. ex-governor.
four representatives two senators.
ore congressman elect and dele
gates representing - dlfferent
commercial institutions. meeting
here last night. went on record for
a Washington appropriation OF
$500. 900 for the Panama Pacific on
position.
]. r. Chllbsrg. Of Seattle. was
endorsed al Washington exposition
commissioner aud head OF a spo-
ctal permanent exposition and
booster committee OF the state.
J. n. Hartman, Seattle attorney,
said the Chicago expedition spent
GO. 900. 900. az. Louis $4,000. 900.
but San Francisco win spend S33.-
o80. 600.
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let us make this clear nj tho very
outset.
Nobody az that big Lister ban
qHes wanted any official pie"
which in political paFlance means
public ions.
oh. MOI Ear be u from which.
Those patriots who swarrnsd
around the governoreiect al tho
Arctic club last night wanted n
plainly understood that they
wouldn't take a piece OF pie under
any circumstance. NEVER. Thay
had fought and bled for love OF this
great and glorious asate-excuse us
for this great aud glorious
COMMONWEALTH Its always
at banqueta.
There was Otto A. Gaze. Did
no turn . fiip-fiop Into the Lister
camp for a mere $1,000 per year
job. Aud waa OTTO there pump
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Ladies Free ut the
Broadway Rink Tonight

Again tonight ladies' will DO ad.
mitted free at tho broadway Rink.
I'll East Pine. We know that
thls announcement will be recely.
Cd with delight by hundreds OF So
attlo's young ladies. These even
inss arc becoming moro and more
popular. Roller skating Is one OF
tho most heaithful and delightful
OF exercises. The Broadway has
Que OF she flnsat skating surfaces
Ia tho Northwest. IL 10 eQuipped
with tho finest OF ball bearing
roller skates. Come Out this cy-
eninx and apand an enjoyable ev.
cnins with tho happy. carefreo
crowd. Tho rink IL located near
tho broadway High school.
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F'innan hnddie. 2oo ID: sweet po-
tatoes. lbs. Csc; lemons. Ibe doz.;
oranges. don. use: baldwin apples.
maasurs; Beilsfieur apples, zoe box,
delivered: carp. lbs. lie; whole
salmon, use each. salmon trouty z0c
ID; eggs. 55c doz lutsfisk. 100 H.,
3 lbs l5c. boiling beef, Toe lb.;
picked pork, ioc ID. spare RIBS,
Eastern ham and dried beef tma-
chine sliced), SIC lb.; plum pudding
and fruit cake. 400 ID.
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Cocoa, 25c lb.f 10 lbH sugar. 81:
No. 10 sack flour, 2so; boxes
matches. SC: baking powder. 5bc H..
cans corn, isc: at Jars olives. ssc;
Imported French peas. lSc. ripe
olives. ibc can. peaches. loo ~:
raisins, . lbs. Csc: cooking figs. 2
lbs. csc; citron peel. f2Mc lb.. ?
sacks salt, f0c: bulk starch. 4 lbs.
2sc. flour. 81 sack; lbs. currants,
2sc. 2 cans peas, 1bc.s cans pump
kin. 2so.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Tenderioin OF sole. 2 lbs for sbc;
hallbut cheeks, . lbs. 3sc. rock cod,
4 lbs 7sc. salt salmon beliies, itc
ID. homeless smsits. zoe H.. ahoui-
der Lamb, &c ID; lamb chops. i2he
bones. &c: potatoes. soc sack. APP
pies, all varieties. 81 box. local
flour. 81 sack. Vermont maple syrup.
isc for s.oz. glass. or 3bc pit; orange
3 glasses use.
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Furnished Houses

Snap Modern s-room cottage, com
pfstHlr Furnished. plano. very
cheap. Phone Adams $40.
ter iteht'~ FURNISHED cabin. 81 10
mnnfh south ~ Whnfeam and
spokane ~. John Williams.
FnfHiahea t.room cottage. modern.
ffate month. 10 children. =. Boyle.
ffaar4H IHfa
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: :,
Furnished. all modern convenience,
steam heat. telephone, electric
M light. bath, pool room. piano Eie-
Knnt home for club OF men. Room
and board. rates reasonable.
Is breakfast. luncheon, 9 o'clock din
Children boarded, best care, home
T, surroundings. Ballard 1855. i4fs
/. w. 9th.
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<~~~~~s~N~ra~~~e~e
Nh NEWluNFH@ you seek
nafs haaiufHa ana 60 own Feuf
pwn premises indepf ad~ut 81
landlord. 4 Will acH you
STORE with hall shove. on
sssfpe corner lot. now rented
az ttt per munfh. ~ prosper
Gus suburb - seattle. $500
- 8. ffnnsf 1919 Third
sHar u taken ~ once Hotel. "a
faunla. rfeam heated caiI bells
god lease, emily tfs rent Price
ffnNN abuHt i8Nn eaah. balance
- lime Close o. PIKE riare Mat
hef ana AfmnfF usafNe aeAauer
81 tew Nafh Hih
Cheap fnf cash. eid established deii-
rateaaan ~ sid f'lke Place MaF-
Net. fNuf 80 Owner has estate
o. settle George Nenauar. efI
New fpfs Block
tss hansstts Native Hsrha for can-
suration. 50 tablets Tor zLc. All
druggists
v q eimkina lft liberty nids
zoe hnslnrss esffs 81. me Madison.
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THE PACIFIC STUMP FULLER
SOLVES TIE STUMP PROBLEM
Write or Call for Free Booklet

II tells how To clear stump land
nj a lower cost per acre than has
ever been possible heretofore, II
tella about the Pacific Stump Pull.
or. that mighty machine which IL
operated by one horse.
The Pacific" II built for North
west Stnmps. and Ia tho very latest
and greatest stump pullor ever I'M
vented.
II YOU have stump land 10 clear.
YOU should have a copy OF this free
booklet. II Is yours for the aaking.
II you cannot call. write for one
today.
PACIFIC MANUFACTURING co.
lila Western Ave. Seattle. Wash
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~re>e,.<>e,>-~e>>>-r-ee<~e -~>c-~N~e~~~-e~<~~
GOOD sound ,ie0 pound horse at a
bargain. Have no work for him.
Phone kenweod zfs
We have several head ~ fine and
A-year-old heifers for sale very
cheap. They 6re Jersey aud
Guernsey stock. 1903 West Green
Iake hnnleNard
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housekeeping Rooms

sresrsr.eeesce~se.es~eeee re>eSee~ree<se-<ecr~
OF MPfc APTH, 1910 Western Az
Single rooms, o. 80 up. suite, 1900
Up Near public market
cisap. veil furnished transfent and
beuaeh eepinE rooms, steam hoatods
a. 80 Howell
81 a0-s room modern housekeeping
fiat. a111 Eishth AZ. Main 1907.
Ksris. single " X rooms AZ Marion
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Special Notices.

Phone your troubles TO J. A, Spann.
sewer contractor. Main ossI, Apt.
ser.
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For Sale--Poultry

<s<>r~e.~e<~>se.~e-~.>s>
turkeys, dressed pouI-
Try, ali kinds Of laying puileta,
White LcEhornH. Silver span Rief
ifaHburEH, Blue Audsiusiags. An
conaa. Indian Hummer ducks. all
kinds u poultry supplies at the
ner Market. First and Pike. Ill
Holt 1865
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AS IpEAL couNrRY HOME

LAKE FRONT. between Seattle and
Tacoma. 81 acres. part bolt ON
land. - acres In cultivation. large
bearing orchard. f-room house.
large barn. r. y. -. telephone in
the house. Price, including horse,
farming tools and implements and
household furniture. %. see.
ROBERT MALTBY
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JACKSON REALTY t. LOAN co.


acres fine red ciay loan ssii. al
meath. Interest oniF per eent
Make q fine henae. Ne. i4ee.
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To whom II may concerni will not
be responsible for any bills cen
tfaotad by my wife. Mrs NJ r.
noren. signed. Harry II, Dofsn
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s~-~~s~~~s~~-~~>>~~~>~~ ~~r~~>>>r>~~>~~~e~N~~~
40 MINUTES FROM TOWN
ON, or THE BEST SMALL. DAIRY
propositions In fhAs country. 20
acres. all In meadow. garden and
pasture. controlling outside pas
ture for 10 cows. neat s-room cot
taKe. large barn. plenty water
fine bearing orchard. handy % Sc
attic ~ rail. boat Or waKvn. COED
auto rad O. see Terms
ROBERT MALTBf
1919 Alaska building
roa cannot afford TO pass this %.
stop and consider Just . moment
t1oo for 20 acres ~ first class
wheat land. In central oregon. all
fiiiabie. no rocks. on Bend Burns
auto road and only one mile from
Hiifa railroad survey. This II
sacrifice price. ana could not Be
purchased except the original
buyer II unable 90 make further
payments Could be handled for
half cash Fun Information az seS
Liberty bldg
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JACKSON REALTY a LOAN co.
sos-fg bailey nds
Maln ia

Failed ID ret elected 81 state repfe.
sentative tfth district. nhefein
spent abaut ttg 81 the campaign. =
need some retaf sash new. and
$500 fie cash. hHlaute your swn
terms. At PEI cent. Thta 8 arfes
~ located miles south - foff
Orchard. on Black Jack creek 4
have tracts 60 pick from ~ this
tracts near Loas iass. veil In
proved. two sots ~ buildings. I've
fine bearing orchards. running
stream on each tract THIS L.
mostly bottom land. and 10 better
tracts AZ about half price. with
small payment down. balance 9 70
30 years tins - 7 per cent ] Aru
going % clean % and 10 east %
the mountains. where huil moose
can have more range Call and
get printed Iist Of our many Farrns
For BALE and Exchange.
Call and see ~ ~ Wofen. owrer.
Pionssr Loan a Investment Co,
10x-a Metropolis Bldg. Ger, Second
and iosler way.
GOOD HUYs
10 acres on county road. near " ",
good soil. for ff1s Good terms.
10 acres near Tacoma. COOL clay soil,
sosns rich bottom land Price sss
an acre.
~ acres water front on WILDLY
island. sxtra good noii, nsar dock.
store and school Price use. on
terms.
io-aere improved ranch. north Of
city. near Ndmonda, good house.
all fenced. nice spring. only i1tO
cash. balance easy terms.
HERMAN schroeder
as Liberty Blds, Third and Union.
HERE Is A GOOD BUY
TmRTr-FrvN AcREa rich isvsi
land. 3 minutea' walk from sta
pasture. all fenced and cross
fenced. s-foorn house. large barn,
outbuiidinsa. nice yonng orchard.
owner. desiring quick sale. has
reduced price 20 $1,000. half cash.
ROBERT MALTBY
1919 Alaska building
~ ACRES FoR on 400
rot MAKE THE TERMS
tusf west ~ Seattle and south %
NAVY Yard. elane 20 saw mill
school stores logging camp. etc.
served with H. D. u. and telephone
RICH, SANDY LOAN WITH MO
TROUT STREAM Easy 20 i'm
three miles 20 boat win make
ideal dairy or hog ranch. Puget
Sound Farms Co sos Third av.
Don't iudx~ this land ~ the price.
CLEARED VALLEY LAND
: and i0-acrs tracts. rich black loan
soil, don't overflow. hard surfaced
road. fclnphona. ~ " %. nlfis
20 ~ r. town. hleh SCHOOL. One
crop Of potatoes wiz pay for a.
Gail and see photos aud aamufen OF
soil and products. All payments
extended IN case ~ sickness. rirn j.
~ % work IN mills and factories
near our land.
SOUTHWEST WASH. LAND CO,
INC.
Tos Second Az. Room Is Downs BID.
Main t1as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
Wanted to Ruy---Eurniture

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
Male and Female Help
Wanted

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no foe lfs saturday. enclose
stamp for reply 500. care star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
Funeral Directors.

University Undertaking Pnrlors, t214
18th ". II. North 3l2. w. Il. Fork
ner.
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1921 First Az. Main or Elliott 0t9;
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Risdon, cut flowers, funeral places.
Elliott 2464. 1919 Second. Green
house, Beacon s7s.
BURNS FLORAL Co, COL srd. Main
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
For Sale -ELiyestock

One pen Buff orpingtons. ono pen
hh0de IaIand teda. 1Ie n. l1rd II.