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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-09

Larry Twyford, Of West Union, Is
a city business visitor.
w w Brannon. Of Weston, was a
guest at the Waldo Friday.
L w Bartlett, of Buckhannon, Is
transacting buslngL5 here.
Alvin p. Basel, OF Lost Creek, was
q business visitor here Friday
Miss Nellie Tierney is spending
several days visiting friends and rela-
tiyes at Weston.
Robert shuttlwerth went to Pitts
burg Friday morning on business and
win be gone two crsthree days.
p w. Jacobs returned Friday MORN
ing from Wilmington, Del, where he
spent several days looking after busi-
ness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Howell,
Of eBrryville, Va. are visiting at the
home Of his brother, Calvin P, Howell,
on Park avenue.
Marmaduke Wells returned home
Friday morning from Atlantic city,
where he spent the last ten days en-
joying his vacation. 4
Miss Kathryn Gay. Of Philadelphia,
is spending several weeks here visit
ing Miss Nina Maize Allen at her
home on West Pike street
William R. Gable, Of the Ohio
State, University at Athens, o., is d
guest of his cousins, Misses Minnie
and Annie Hugill, at Point Com
fort. me
Mrs. William Probst and Miss Edna
iHardman returned home Friday
morning after spending several weeks
visiting friends and relatives in Bal
timore.
Mrs. Robert Morris and son, Burke,
are spending a while at Chautauqua
Lake, N. Y. They will visit points
on the great lakes and not return
until SEPTEMBER.
Charles G. 'Coffman and I. Wade
lcoffman left this morning for a trip
on the Great Lakes, going to cleve-
land, Detroit rffalo, Niagara Falls
Montreal a.: ~owr lie Hudson river
Mrs. Ira c. Pos and son, DR.. Sid
ney Post, came i. ..e in their auto.
mobile Friday from Templemoor tc
meet her daughter, Mrs. Frank After.
holt. and Mrs. Atterholts little son
of Denver, Colo, who are expected to
arrive in the evening for several
weeks visit al Templemoor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-09

The greatest political campaign
of American history is now facing
our nation. Every voter will want
to be fully Informed. 'FGreat Lead.
crs and National Issues of 1912"
contains more information on polit-
ical matters than any book ever
published. Your copy of this great
book is waiting for you at the Tee
gram Office. See announcement on
page s.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-09
BRAIN FEVER FATAk

Earl Decost, aged fee years, son
of Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Decost. of the
Columbia mine addition, died Friday
afternoon at l o'clock after a short
Illness of brain fever. The deceased
boy is survived by his parents and
two brothers. The funeral arrange
ments have, not been made.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-09

Ialf of the, people you see on the
streets are going to or from stores
and of the women, perhaps three
forTths are! And, of these, the great
majority are going to st6res to inves-
tigate advertised Offers. Some of them,
every day, secure bargains" which
YOU MIGHT HAvD SECURED
things YOU NEED, and Cat the re-
duced priees) you could have AF-
F0RDED TO BUY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-09
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Aug. a. September
wheat closed at % ga; corn at GS IL;
oats at 81 1-2.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-09
MAsONs TO MEET.

Adoniram Chapter. No. II, Royal
Arch Masons, will hold a meeting to-
night at 1880 o'clock for work.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-09
Il. A. HEINzE,

OWL & MINING ENGINEER
Room No. coz, Con Building
Examination and Development o
Coal Property. Surveys made, Notes
Computed, Meps and Traeings Made
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-09

Abraham Lowther, of West NIL
ford, was a business visitor, here
Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
~ sAaRx ?. BURTON

..,- ~ WORM. sept. 10. Young
~ mas 8 going to 50 into poll
A, REAL ogden Nj q who
-, ritA as.. who married a
ss>s,, 4 lrx ". X. Vanderbilt.
M nigh. enter aay society IN
49, AZ 9ho will have none OF
4 -. "a he ezndldiy states, u
- him 10 death.
49, Mis- 10 gang 70 ercote for
1900 ! UNIQUE position. Fer he
~ nm q ne sursenou1n New.
.rswd 10 enter the field OF
an uNvARkisHEo AMERl-
~ sol ITIcA the kind IN which
nlres 'bossss" and "eampaisn
.,~ar5heelsrs" and "elren-
n ,oang .S.yearold scion Of
y ~rIcssirc family Is going TO run
congressman in his district In
= York state because he has
u,cnas tsspseafed ones. as 20
q vounx men Of America. rich rs
~ = roor. should do today for
= oaatry.
n bus.nsss men and the hold.
= 4 Ax fortunes in this country
q S,<a sinking their civic re-
usk.li,ies. said young NILS, as
tsussed hts anticipated career.
Y IL business crowd. waving
MA out Of the window. where
a IA stock exchange. the treas
bai'lIng and ]. r. Morgan's OF.
= a1sx been consumed too long
- vi'h moaeysettinz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
AFFIDAVIT
AGAINST
JUDGE

rilk the flllng Of an affidavit OF
1lsdice By John T. Casey against
- 1oAn b. fakry Of Kltsap
~. the tsnglc In tho non-paftt.
n IsfIcizry election Is becoming
~ me more involved Judge
~ WAS asked by the local
- % hear he petition for ~
oniae the ballot boxes and aseer-
aisg Tie number Of votes cast.
y ~ done beeaase all present
n1su u the bench are candl-
- fos reslerfion.
1edlaiely Judge John " Hum
~ - u th< Is asplrants Tor
~ hopors. filed a formal pro
ap1ln4 opszing the ballot
- Ihjs question was 10 have
J Gyned tomorrow before Judge
~ Who cited all - candidates
~ csrse Why the ballots
= not be rscounted.
: Row comes John T. Casey
esea denies Yakey the right 10
~ arguments In the case. He
p'ah Judge Humphriss In In
that the auditor Is com
% certify the names Of the
n<st - the nominees to be
upon In November. Then.
uum the merits OF that con
cssey wants to present his
~ 70 some Judge other than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
VITAL RECORD
BIRTHS


Girl 70 AFR. ana Mrs. Michael =.
Riley 75zS Alki av.
Girl 70 Ar. and Mrs. Michael
Burke. f7i3 Second av. ". H.
9irl 10 Mr. and Mrs. Auton NJ
Johnson. 1850 w. efst av
Girl y Mr. and MIRA. James Mad
sen. 80sf DibbIe av
uirl 10 Mr.. and Mrs Earl Blanch.
ard, $40 WpDdlawn av
oiri 10 Mr. and Mrs. Berth y.
HARE, s7i2 18th av. ". w
Girl to Mr.. and Mrs. william II.
Pickering. g2g Rainier Az.
Girl TO Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence l..
Smith. 4sfg w. Bruce ~.
Boy 20 Mr. and Mrs. Fred sohier,
si5 Union st.
Boy 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Doni-
gan, 485y Thackeray place.
Boy 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Abelson.
1921 Howell It,
Boy 70 Mr. and Mrs william ii.
Witt. Minor hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
OVATION
FOR WILSON

CHICAGO. Sept fa.--Pians 81
Gov. Woo4roW Nilson. tho demo
cratic candidate for preaidons. 70
ccnfer with hts campaign leaders
here today wers shattered by the
enthusiasm of a monster crowd. de-
trrminsd tn shake the hand OF the
democratic standard bearer. Al.
though be was diNappointed AZ his
liability 20 dgecusa tho political
outlook with hls campaign mana.
gers here. Gov. Wilson was I'm
fncrHsly pleased With the spoutan.
city Of the demonstration aud was
Kept bury shaking the hands OF his
admirers until rs msuutes before
hla train left for Detroit.
Gov. Wilson looks forward 10 his
trip to Detroit. where tonight 10
has nm appointment with Ty Cobb.
the sensational oatficiier Of the De
tFoit Tig-rs.
Ty aud | arc old friends.~ said
Wilson here. we are both
GeorEians. and shall ~ mighty
glad TO zee him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
FRISCO SWELTERS
In AUTUMN HEAT

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept ID
With the sky cleared for action.
Old Sol appeared on schedule time
today. apparently determined to
smash yesterdays high temper
ature mark OF st5 degrees, tho
highest point reached here this
year.
BY o'clock this morning the
-big burner was right. and San
Frnnciscans were uncomfortable.
AZ o'clock they sweltcred. and at
10. with the Thermometer at 10 and
much humidity present. they began
doiflng all excess wearing apparel
and prepared for the worst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
LAWYER FORCER
GETS Is MONTHS.

According TO Information receiv.
cd BY The prosecuting attorney to-
day. Leslie kinnaft. she lawyer,
who has left tran Of bad checks
on the Coast. Including Seattle.
has pleaded guilty. at LIVINGSTON.
Aant-. and was sentenced 10 Is
months In the penitentiary. The
local authorities will now drop the
attempt TO cxtradite hina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
lF1ER IS YEARS
BROTHERS, MEET

~ Aa'.n. ~ Seattle phiianshro-
- for years superintendent
3 Charity Organization society.
% bic brother. Or. Ignatz
ns famous Vienna physician.
Q week for The frs, time N AZ
kohn win leave Seattle
,esy Whit for Washington. b. q 4,
uosher b attending the inter.
S.s Congress Of Hygiene and
~ kohn left bis home al pIlsen
caa a vhen he was rs. HI came
x'lsssnIs dFss aaa then q Sc ss'
~ hip % years rssI 4. ,,s
Aoan nsser allowed hIa busl.
2 interfere with hls chart ar
r.:1 The younger brother. 70.
s.a. u the old country ana
Tie profession of III ,s an
Lazsr kohn. He i. toa an :
'sno'sd physician. a' "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

Now II seems 10 me the greater
mans fortune. tho greater his
civic responsibilities Mcney gives
power. and power should not be
handled caFeicssly. without thought
for the common good Of ali.
IN the political regeneration. all
other citixcna must help. Aud IN
order that EVERY citizen may take
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

we can rule this country mighty
we'll with our ballots. Only every
ore has got 10 help. Everyone has
GOT 70 feel that the state 10 above
the Individual. ard rich and poor
alike MUST justify hls existence.
W ~e are 10 90 on now, ~c can.
rot have dfones In our national
hive. We want only workers. all
the way from Wall ~. to the Gold.
en- Gstel"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
kcnEN MILLS, BLUE-BLOOD MILLIONAIRE,
ElNTS TO co TO CONGRESS: HAS A REASON

an Intelligent part In politics, wa
must simplify politics. We must
shorten our ballots.
We ought 60 have FEWER
ELECTIVE officoa and more SIC.
ik'sTlVE offices. We ought TO
elect only our big men. knowing
them thoroughly and knowing that.
once elected. they would pick out
competent aids. and We should hold
those biz men strictly accountable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

pitai
Percy s, BraIlier. II, Swedish hos
pitaI.
Anton chilberg. e.. foot Of Thorn
AZ ST.
Lloyd Hamburg. 3. Smith st.
av ~ w.
Joseph Bristow. 1, Waysido Elmer
Genoy hospital
Infant Martin, 1901 Ninth nv.
George L. campbeii. 60, 5soe Frfth
Joseph vlvoIo. . months, f7esh
zznd av. n.
Henry u wiese. 7 days. Minor
Private hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

Halibut- his lsc: salmon. Toe.
spanish fnaekersi. ffc H., snelts. 4
lbs. for zse. 2 pkgs. corn flakes. BE
Eastern crenfnery butter, Soc ~. .
bars laundry soap. 15c. I Ibs.
rolled oats. csc. cluster raislns. Zoe
pkg. huscatef grape Juice. I pt.
bottles. Sic; lbs figs. Sc. fsc can
black cherries. f0c. sc sweet choco-
late, z1c. Concern grapes. 15o baa-
ket. potatoes. Doc sack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

Flour. ssc sack. Yakima potatoes
VI sack eating apples. 81 box. !
cans pineapple. 25cs cans earn. fsc.
oats. DC pkg 4 cans milk. sTr. eat
sup. zoe bottle, 8 lbs. rolled oats.
1scs lbs. split peas. 2tc. bars
laundry soap. 2bc J Toe cans oya.
ters. 2scs bulk cocoa, zsc H.. dlll
pickles. i6c at. bulk cocennuf. 10
3 lbs xSe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

GETS S YEARS FOR
COLLEGE AMBITION

NEW YORK. Sept la.--Aftor
stealing $1,000 from the Hartman
National Bank in his desire to OBJ
tain college education. Humbert
C. Davis Is In jail here today. sen.
fenced TO five years In the Elmira
reformatory BY United states Judge
Hough. who promised 10 seek a
presidential pardon for tho prisoner
at the end OF one year.
In passing sentence Judge Hough
declared the statutory penalty was
too heavy in this case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
MYl BUT SHE LOVES
THOSE WHISPERS SO

MILWAUKEE,. Sept. Frodor.
lex Holelxor. wellto-do farmer.
who lost hls wife's love when he
shaved Off his beard aud began SEQ.
ing the city sights with a smooth
face, has grown another SILKY beard.
lila wife Immediately filed n ~.
quest for dIsmiHaal of the divorce
suit, In which she specified her hus.
bands loss OF his whiskors as cause
for divorce,
Frederick In SO aud his wife. Kar-
oline. IL Gg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

,o,,no nlLLIosaIRII'ss. .

fNlftt> H.. 4
.,,. business Is narrow. X
hs 4, ncshlng but money. :
cars " n has got 10 set OUT :
| r ~ 3 ssmsthins unselfishly .
- ne connsry; 4.
! ..., sas heir esls.enee now, !
] rs s's,'s'.,ellis the ballot SO that :
} 49, ssn vele intelligently :
a GU ~. ssx really mo offices. :
y. y" y, ! officials be held ~
sssssssisls for their s"00'a'' .
'' y a not believe IN the re, .
s ~ ,uaxes. Elect good :
I ~ s's,' y il he iirst place. and !.
as, ws.r have 10 recall them. I
~ w. nallot Is the sccpter Of :
n this country. ny q !
49,, ne ef lt the people can =
z. ',sy,hIas they want :
rss government should :
! az, over to curb trus. evils .
w sr,,s<ting the little fellow. :
= exred for the bik Tel 4
/ ~ ant do much harm.
\ 4 l. 4 4 = 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
PUBLIC MARKETS.


Yakima Melted dem potatoes. ssc
sack fokay grapes. & III eRR
plant. SC To-. bananas. Ice dor xfeea
peppers toc N, peaches. lee has
delivered. pfneapplrs. toe each
COOKING appie4. Be- box. siberian
rsnhAppirs. &c 10. ssc hox: cook les.
aox- zac. A4ters. dqx- asc. veal
enuefH. iSc IN. pirnic ham. lie ~.
ssexHsn utetwurAt. roc ring bacon.
t5c ID. rock cod. lcc ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

) lssi aa.,k LES ". Va, Sept. 10.
y dIss,,s s owners In the Kama
49, t rejected today Gov.
10 4 Sec. second proposition 10
tliou' r 1.une work In the strike
Y 49, were as. militia are keeping
\ sns ~, Isss~sen the striking min.
III sns. 'n =, companies deputlea
es al negotiations. '1''e''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

English rolea. lbs tse. haiIbu,
checks. lbs. i5c. silver Hmslts. I
lbs. xse. kippered salmon. ftc 10
smoked salmon. zoe ID. catfish. lac
d. black cod. J Tbs. CSC. halibut :
t9a he. clans. Sc ~. In shsIl. val
ley Creamery butter. Z lbs. sbr.
NAshin xton creamery butter. J Ib@
vi cottage choose. iec 10 ranch
Eggs. dox. 7sx Oregon ranch egg.
Dec dox. Eastern eggs. Csc dox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

YOU NEED THE LAND
! want the interest Your choice ~
az 90 az acre tracts. water
front gentle slope 20 beach, some
improvements. dock on land, 1900.
Also ~ 20 g4acre tracts, summer
homes, 600 feet 10 fine beach. a
mile Of townsite. rs miles ~ Seat
tie, 5000. You name the terms
join me sunday. W. a Wicker
sham. owner. zoe f.eary iiidg. Main
ANA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
NEAR AflliiYpN


t-ecre ranch. finest Kind o. valley
land, bsroom house. barn and
chicken houses. over 5000 berry
plants all varieties This II m
elegant little ranch, ana you can
buy y on terms Of fzb0 cash. ball
HERMAN SCHROEDER
9zI-as Liberty nlaF. srd aud Union.
20 ACRES 81 900 90 ACRES
owing 60 the loss Of her husband,
this lady asks as TO sell her 20
acres 81 good land. with small
house, running stream. duck pond
ana enough cVfdw0od on the place
20 pay Tor ~. for 81 900 II IL good
soil. without atone or gravel, part
w well cleared. /. mile 10 railroad
siding. - mile 10 school and
church, en- milk route. ~ n. -.
and phone. Can give terms on
WEST COAST LAND co.
MIA American Bank Bldg.
WATER FRONT CHICKEN RANCH
a sSAp--tine tract Of alder bot
fenced. In crop. new house. chick.
On house aud uutbnlldlnRs. front
ing on a fine tfaut lake. making
an ideal ranch for ducks. poultry.
aud terms 81 $500 per month. SEQ
Mr.. Brennrman. ~ office on An
dsr.on.s whaff. Madison park.
IN ENOHOMlsH COUNTY
NEAR Machlas adjoining saw mill
We have 10 acres Of fine land.
crossed hy large stream. improved
with s-room house md three small
outhonsrn. Price Tor 10 acres,
300. terms $50 cash. balance TO
suit iIuy from owners.
OLE HANSON A. co.
Third Floof New York Block.
80 ACRES WHEAT LAND
fsocatsd Ia Central oregon. one mile
from the flii IT, ~ survey ali
tiiinbic. free from rock. one Of
the best buys Nc have left. ~ 81
per acre. on very easy trTmn.
sot-t Liberty HidR.
u serea nice hrush land 10 trade for
small house and lot IN city. Phone
Beacon zfSe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

Charter Oak Heaters. Modern
Furniture Company. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
Farm Lands.
CALL. SEE PHOTOGRAPH

Shis fine. level. cleared eight acres.
right IA town. sight OF high school.
nico b-fo0m house, big fireplace.
lots Of fruit. Just ideal FOR homo,
living Income owner. IN South,
orders sacrifice sale. $4,000. easy
terms
CHARLES soMERs COMPANY
Alaska Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
Honcstcads.

Homestead or desert claim reiinqufsh-
nent. Eastern Washington fruit
belt. Greatest bargain ever Of
fered. Thomas cralg. COS flrat az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
For SaiePouitry.

All kinds of pure bred puiiets bought
and sold. We have some cxcep-
tionally fine White Rock and
White OrpinRton cockoreis for sale
at reasonable prices. Agents for
McClanahan, Queen and X-Rny
fncubators and breeders. orders
taken for Philo coops. Full lins
OF feeds and remedies. Fine fat
poultry dressed daily.
PACIFIC POULTRY Co. INC.
Top Floor Corner Market
Phone Elliott s26s. First and Pike
THE kALEM POULTRY MARKET
Dressed chicken. ......... fec per ID
Spring chicken ........2 $50 per III
Live and dressed turkeys always on
hand.
1900 Pike Place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

REPORT or THE FINANCIAL con-
dltion Of the specie Bank Of So
attic. located at Seattle. state of
Washington. at the close Of busi-
ness on the 4th day of September.
1912
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

" Men ana women 20
learn the barber trade. wages
paid whii~ learning Call ~ -rtta
NATIONAL BARBER coLr.Eo.
Hian Grade school
50 WeahtnEtAn 81
y antea-t%iFst class safasmsn ac-
qgsinted with the retsH grocery
trade 70 handle line Of tfcoms
made ~ an Eastern manufactures
A good position 10 the right party.
Apniicsnt. should give fuiF % rtlc-
uiars regarding themselves a. 20
experiences. etc. Address replies TO
xfs9. cate The stat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

<sf<re@-><>~es~ -~~~~1~~~-~@~~~.
VERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW
about 4Hew discovery, fIowhrd'H
zoe, hupeffiuous hair poHitivsiy
removed permanently inexpen-
alive, simple treatment. ITS DIP
FEttfNF. Quaker Drug Co, Agts,
br, a Leo Lewis, consulting chirs-
practJh Hours TO 8 .. m. afs-7 Ar
ende Aansk. Main i3t2. Lady attend
ant Y
hurl1Hlk CURED, pormansnt. no
opetatlgp or detention from labor.
over 100 cases curad past two
yeah ages TO rs Harvard
hystesn, 81 ritei Tds.. Battle
Nibfhlarr treatment by graduate
nWrt lgdtes only. reasonable rate.
Phohh Fast i7sa
uff.fEfTE nLAbiA snarpsnsd, ace
dox., fa4ors. abo, etc, ltof eth sv,
Oct Acquainted society. Names aud
addressed los Pine street.
hsf u saw n In The star"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

ttse PLAY Err PIANO. dropped style,
new. plays ss-note music. Used
for Demonstration purposes. With
muslc and beach. delivered In
city. only t11t. Whllln& Piano
Co zoo Arcade Annex.
shirt " aiags lnunderea AZ rcasonatle
prices All work guaranteed, We
call for and deliver. No laundry.
Phone uraean 2o4s.
PIANO. BRAND NEW NAMfLE. juni
out % tha bon. bull TO sell for
este. Thts sample oniy tiNt
terms Waiiins Piano Co. roo
Arcade Annex
Eyes examined. glasses properly TT
ted 1850 up Schwartz. opticfan.
al Epier iiik
KODAK developing. Zee roll, sny
-Ilr Iz.ans lhein shon. q u nld
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19
Help Wanted--Femalc


LOST anu 4 OunOs
N~ses~~r~r~~~~~<~re~e r>~scN~~~S~~s~~~s~S~~
stolsn- launch Eiwha from Alki
stern, finished in oak ana mahoe
any. half glass cabin. s-cyiinder,
10 horse power Buffalo engine.
Liberal reward offered. Address
6. Hoff 1905 10th av. N.
LoEt--A shrine pin on Seattis
Southern or changing to or on
Capitol Hill car or In Lake View
cemetery. much priced ps a gift
Liberal reward Phons Main 63sfl
or cau AZ i'll University 81.
Lost Tuesday az or near Fret Pres-
bytcrian church. wallet containing
railroad mileage tIekets. $40 re-
ward. Owner. care Rev. Mat
thews, First presb terian church,
Tost--0old bead bracelet, ono bead
badly marrcd. Phone Elliott 3s7b.
In library. linen bag Containing s5
In purse, gloves, keys. East 2iSo.
FOUND any agates this summer Let
us cut and mount them In artistic
teweiry. Myron Symons, 1927 ard.
Tost-Fuii grown EnRiish setter
pup, with collar. near Madison
park East 49se.
sako, reward. Phone Ballard
Dyeing ana cleaning. Coatorium Dye
Works. East 2v2. wagon calls and
Want houee n office furniture, cash.
Gibson Chandler, 60 Pike. M 32s7,
Plumbing repairs COO ar: refor-
enccs. q. A. 1875.
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FunSrAl directors.
" n ntiTTEnN ORTIZ q KOSA
1871 FIRST ava Main OF Elliott yts
UnitefHity undsrtAklng rarlcs=, s9lt
isth X ~ North eiL W. ~ York
urF.
iionnsy Watson Co. Funeral i,iree-
tors. Third av. and tnissrsIty.
Main 70. Elliott .ts
fSf1ffNa1 f2Sffxff. ssi's. 81 ia aslS
Special Notices.
faHks Mineral Wondsr moved 20
1908 Third sv
kefESTfFic MkasAesrs-A ein tska
krlsst Eatrenass.
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SMALL rNvEsroR's orPoRTusr-
TY---fe - Investment. IN amounts
Of f10e 10 $4,000: monthly pay
fnsnts 10 limited number dept Fl
A. I. FUNK a Co. Pioneer bldg
For AaIe--A good paying mercantile
business. must sell 60 meet certain
obligations Will aacrifics Ad-
dress McAurray Mercantils Co..
McMurray, Wash.
taxes. 800 TO $4,000. sos Isary
UldR
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wansea --as men as heass 10 house
solicitors Can make from " 20
- day. Cali AZ Thsfef Afs. Co.
1oi Lyon Block.
WASTEp- CIGAR Makers
First class hand work modern
factory building. cottages provided
for married mon and lodging house
for single. al moderate prices II
interested wire or write Secretary
British North American Tobacco
Co. la. Ksiowna. Is q
WHY does Lundquiss sell 50 quits
for 3Isf BECAUSE HE SELLS
press Theatre Huildinx.
noi.ER bARBER coI.LEoi
sfo Occidental Ave
Teal estate salesman waited. husi-
ness chance and general sales
man. Gail at 1895 Third nv.
HOTEL Norman. 50 yesisr way.
kooms fse and soc. Men only. Hath.
Yates Hofai. AExth and fine. Free
bath and phone. tiaB week up.
Boy about rs to learn the business.
Apply bts Hinckiay nldE.
Say = saw II IN The star
kaxsnaugl..s ~ % Hats. llik LIST ~.
Situation Wantcd-Male
es~~-~~~~~~N~>~~~e~r~r ~r><~>~~~~r>e~~~~
iaPer hanging tinsing. day Job.
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Money to Loan

ooocl,t,se,Sl gs.lt,l,gc ,JSots,so~,.e
CRY AND COUNTRY LOANB
ON Improved or vacant property.
any amount. $50 20 1900. long %
short time. easy payments, no de-
lay. bturtsvaDt h Co, si2 Boston
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Wanted to Buv--f urniturs
Min fsfS. 90. 30 ne n az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

place 10 borrow money
on diamonds and 5ewcirys low
rates. private offices American
JeWetrY Co EG1 kerond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-19

81 800 10 loan on Seattle improved
property. quick action.
OSCAR JFNHEN NJ co,
21t Northern Bank Bldg.
3f4 Northern Bank Bldg, ffh r. ptks