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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-18
FOREIGN CONSULS
LIKE POTLATCH

Arrival OF Hyas Tyee Allen on
the gold ship and the formal pre-
sentation OF the keys OF the city
was witnessed by nearly everyone
OF the Northwestern representa-.
tives OF foreign countries. The
consuis were entertained Mt lunch
at the Arctic club at noon and were
the guests OF the committee all
afternoon. A dinner was given for
them at the Arctic club last night.
Tho consuls present were: Coon
Dip lChinescl John r. Jacobson
(Danlshl. Baron Won Loehneysen
tGermanl, DIR. Ghlgiione utalyb. u.
Pcliy Great Britain. w. II. Muir
ray tGreat BRITAIN. Seiichi Taxa
hashi (Japan). Christian Dameyer
fNefherlandsl. T. II. Holderup
tNorwexianl. Andrew Chilberg
fSwedishl. J. ID. Trcnholme fyice
consul sfexicol. Eduardo n. Rodrt-
guex fconsul Mexico). r. A. Bart
lett PERU.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-18
CHIEF SAYS
PEOPLE ARE
BEHAVING WELL

'"The reports OF the rowdyism on
the streets OF Seattle this week are
a little exaggerated" said Chief OF
Police nannick this morning. with
the exception OF Monday night.
there has been little of IL. II Is
true that there are few young
fellows who are rough. but they
are being watched. The toughs
who caused the disturbance Mon.
day night have been arrested and
will be- punished.
~of course In n Jam like that on
the street every night. there Is
bound 10 be- good deal of crowd
Ing. pushing aud showing. but there
Is not enough rough work for any
one TO get excited over.
There are 70 extra policemen
working this week. have plain
clothes men In every block. some
Of the huskiest men on the force.
and any attempt al rowdyism will
be severely dealt with. Tho crowd
II behaving very well"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-18
PUBLIC MARKETS

CORN III
Toe pkg fnacaroni, for I5c; f5c
far mustard, lie: i5c can shrimps.
i0c: Zoe pkg corn starch, So; Ice
pkg. washing powder, Be. Italian
prunes. nc lb+, navy beans, ' IDS.
be: rolled wheat lbs. csc. Jap
head rice. 7iAc 1b; Jes8en's genuine
home made bread. 6 for Csc; Danish
cakes, loo. ginger cakos, i0c dor.
wEsTrAKE
boxes matches, Toe. cans milk.
z5c. bars soap. Csc f5c salmon,
Zoe. 30c preserves. I5c; 1 can aspara-
gus. f5c. aeedless raisina. &c pix :.
d SKIS. salt Toe. lbs. rolled oats, Csc;
cream Of wheat SC ib.. hOminS. Sc
ID. peaches. Toe doz.. pluIns. Zoe
basket: new eating apples, 20c doz.
pot roast, Sc lb,. corn beef. &c lib,
barring, &c h.: kIppered salmon.
lba 25c. boiling beef, Sc Id.
Corn, Csc doz ears; grape fruit.
for CSC; potatoes. II lbs. zbc, sl.t0
pef 100 lbs. apricots, zoe basket
cucumbers. i0c each. peaches. zoe
basket. bananas, zoe d0z.; lemons,
I5c doz. . cherries, 4Oc basket: milk.
cans Csc. cider vinegar, 16c bottle.
Toe, grape Juice, &c glass, 1bc bottle
pearl onions, zoe pit, flour, sack
cornstarch, &c ID: raiains. Sc pkg.
English waInuts. Toe ID, galiar1ia
zsc doz.; layer cakes. soc 20 SOC
each.
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Incidentally a Good Many
Potlatchers Are Buying
Pianos.

Tomorrow is destined TO be one
OF the great days OF the Silver Ami
versary Celebration at Eilers Music
House. IL Is "Ail Nations Day on
the program. and the greatest sing
ers from every nation In the world
are TO be heard In one grand con
cert. The new Peerless Talking
Machine will be used TO reproduce
their voices. In addition. the
"WeIte- Mignon" will be used to re-
produce the playing OF Paderewski,
Josef Hoffman, and Teresa
Careno.
Fun 10 Begin In we Morning
The fun will begin In the morn
ing. Mr.. Edlsons latest invention,
the kaleidoscope, will be demon
gtrated. The Kaleidoscope Is liv-
ing picture machine, and Edison de-
cIares that II will revolutionlze our
present methods OF teaching In
schools.
The machines are not costly--the
films are exchangeable, and any
body whe can afford photograph
can afford one.
Tho demonstrations are entirely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-18
HALF HOLIDAY
FOR DEPARTMENT
STORE EMPLOYEES

At meeting OF department store
managers last night II. was decided
to close all the big department
stores Ia this city at o'clock Sat
urday afternoon. The department
stores will open at s o'clock In the
morning. so that early Saturday
shopping may be done. They VIII
not be open Saturday night.
The half holiday will give several
thousand people. employees OF the
stores. chance to Join the Potiatch
fun Saturday afternoon and even.
ing. and this Is the reason for the
action taken.
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81 ,s5o--s0-ACRE FARM-si $50.
Owing TO sickness. owner VIII sell
HIS s0-acre farm. 4 miles from city
and J railroads, fer 1850. and
give time on 1850 OF a.. 30 acres
cleared land. acre orchard. 2
springs and creek, Groom house,
harm. blacksmith shop and poultry
house; milk route. and near
school. place worth $4,000, chance
for some ono TO make si.i5o easy
money.
WEST COAST LAND COMPANY.
iils-it American Bank building.
NORTHERN PACIFIC EMPLOY ES.
ATTENTION.
You may soon he ordered 20 Auburn.
You know this. although the gem
eral public does not Why not set
a lot or two adjoining The big
roundhouso Rt s21s per lot with
water in and paidy Terms $40
cash, IS monthly. ole Hanson &
Co, THRU floor New York nlock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-18
BUSH NOT AFTER
TERMINALS

TACOMA. July fs.-Irving r.
Bush. head OF the Bush terminal
company OF New York. will leave
for New York tonight. following \
luncheon rendered this noon at the
Tacoma hotel By the business men
Of the city. re has stated positive
~ that for the present he will en-
terrain no proposition for the es-
adjustment OF terminal project
here and urged the city to buy all
available water front and lease the
ground ON easy terms TO manufac-
turers.
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FINE FIREWORKS

Display OF fireworks last night
on Elliott bay was By far the most
spectacular and beautiful feature
OF the Potiatch. The batueships,
illuminated from stem to stern with
countless electric Nights, the lights
OF West Seattle, with Luna park
standing out prominently: the pow.
erful scarchiights on the big war.
boats and the whistles and lights
OF scores OF small craft. made a
picturesque background for a won
derfuI display.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-18
WANT NEW PARK

Resolutions asking tho city coun
ell 10 dedicate tho grounds that
formed tho alte OF the old city hall
for park we're drawn up by the
Seattle Recreation and Playground
league at its last meeting
The resolutions state that this
plot Is admirably adapted for The
purpose OF park aud breathing
space for the inhabitants of the
hotel and lodging house district
that adjoins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-18
DIES SUDDENLY

A. J. Parriard. a bnslneEs man OF
Vancouver. was stricken with apo
ploxy In the sherwood saloon yea
terday afternoon and died In tho
police patrol few minutes later.
lie had come down to attend the
potlatch and was staying with bis
Mrs j. A. Cory. 2i7 10th
ny N
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Honesteads.

Have Just returned from famous
Fergus county. Montana. where J
located every man who saw the
land. Tn. most favored wheat belt
of North America. no irrigation.
VIII return there every two weeks
on special excursion rates furnish
ed by the Chicago. Milwaukee A.
Puget sound ny A few excellent
honeateads left close 10 the rail-
road. Also any part OF 50. 900 acres
excellent wheat land cheap. Act
at once. c. J. Mcfarland. Sit
Bailey HttR
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The Plymouth Congregational
church. 9th and University, Is Civ.
ing a series OF free pipe organ re-
citals every day this week from
1890 10 1880. The first Methodist
church Is Also giving recitaIs In the
afternoon from s.30 TO $3.50.
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Acreagc-Continued
you WILL FIND 1T HERE
THE KIND OF A TRACT
YoU HAVE BEEN
LOOKING FOR

No matter what kind Of tract yor
are looking for. you Will save
yourself a great deal ~ time and
annoyance by mn inspection o. our
land near Portage. Naahon island
~ In situated IN the MIDST Of 4
wcii-netticd community. with good
county roads. rural free mail do.
livery, telephones. school etc
There IN no better soil on the en-
tire island. The land has been d.
vided into tracts ranging In size
from one acre water front tracts
90 five and ten-acre inside tracts
and prices range from $3.50 "a
about 1000. But the big advnut.
age IN coming here II thai you can
find practically any Kind OF tract
you are looking for--Wntcr front
Tracts inside tracts, tracts on
county roads. cleared tracts, IN
cleared tracts. tracts IN meadow,
tracts with orchard. II u doubtful
~ anywhere else on the Sound You
have 80 wide a variety 10 choose
from, Furthermore, you VIII find
that TIE prices are iesa than that
~ surrounding properties VERY
EASY TEHMs
WEST a WHEELER
900 coLMAT BLOCK.
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LOCAL MAN ELECTED

State Association OF optome-
trists elected DIR. Arthur Holt Of Sc
attic president OF the body at the
state convention that Just closed In
Seattle. The meeting place for
next year will be decided by the
executive committee.
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l~~~N~~~<F e~.N4l<~lN~~ >SNNNT~TN~~|'TNTs
Jose nenito,. prof, OF botany ana
paeiaily. uoiondFlna iluiment for
rheumatism. paralysis. parres,
consumption aud stomach trouble
and chronic diseases. and for all
sorts Of skin diseases Hours ! 70
9 aud 10 y. IN. b1Gkr ballard
Ave. Room q. Traften Hotel
Phone Ballard 1851
Hl-L,i. E.,.,raNnsr. HlrchlaY III
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Houses for Rent.

Live on Queen Anne. Broom mod
ern furnished cottage. also 4
rooms partly furnished. You viii
like these. See them. 22li First
w r. jennings
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Modern b-room flat. 1880 month
1924 Fifth w Queen Anne 2lO6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-18
BAND MEN AND BAND INsTRu
MENTS

Eilers Music House Is the recog-
nlzed headquarters for the band
men of the Northwest, several or
CARNATIONS from nearby towns hav-
ing established club rooms In the
Ellers Building during the Potlatch.
There Is a particularly fine show OF
brass instruments from G. q. Conn
(the leading manufacturers In Amer
ical, which has won favorable com
ments from the visiting bandmen.
Everybody who IL interested in
Band and Orchestra Instruments is
invited TO see the show at Eilers
this week. Strangers will have no
difficulty in finding the big build
ing, which stands on the coAner OF
Third Ave. and University st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-18

tn TEN FREE ENGINEER
SCHOLARSHIPS
Only mechanical engineering school
In the Northwest Just getting
engines. boiler. machinery. etc, In
stalled IN new building. where
space specially arranged and con-
strscfed for its purposes To 40
sartlse school. upon conditions %
be named personally 20 applicants,
will give 10 free scholarships for
complete courses In either steam
gas or si@ctricai rngiusoring. This
offer limited 70 40 days New cat.
Aiog ready. seattle Engineering
school, Inc. First Az. w. ana
Roy ct
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VALLEY RANCH IMPROVED
On the interurhan. south OF Seattle.
only a few minutes walk from
station. stores. school, etc. A fine
tract OF rich black valley land. ali
cleared. with new two-story house.
four rooms. with fireplace, arte-
sian well. two chicken houses.
fenced. together with COW, pig.
ducks and chickens. Price $3.50.
terms te0e cash and SIS a month.
BURKE & FAItRAR. iot Cherry 81
AUBURN LOTS
We have 500 lots for sale at Auburn
Have eight left with water In and
paid. Price Of lots flf5 TO t2es.
Northern Pacific expendlng mil
lions Terms on any lot. $40 cash.
s. monthly.
OLE HANSON & co.
Third Floor New York Block.
AN INVESTMENT
40 acres cheap. y mile 20 oialla.
coma. very good timber. cedar and
fir. Large trout stream through
the land Part rich bottom land.
Price $500. onc-fifth cash.
CLIFFORD. 1919 Third Az.
Good tracts ali around Seattle.
ACRE TRACT, FINE SOIL PAID
1850. $50 CASH. WILL TAKE $500.
EASY TERMS. OWNER N-365.
CARE STAR.
Snap-2 acres, partly cleared, with
new house, 2tx30, located at Man
chester; nice Wow OF Seattle and
the Sound. Price 100000. half
down. See or write John Opdal.
Waterman. wash.
ON BOULEVARD
10 acres on boulevard between Port
Orchard and Bremerton. Short
drive TO U. $. Navy Yard, Close
TO salt water. very good soil. levci,
fine timber Price 1900, one-third
CLIFFORD, 1919 Third Az.
Good tracts all around Seattle.
CHOICE OF View tracts In North-
end Acres, adjoining Lake Forest
Park. at $500 per acre, terms $40
cash, balance $3.50 monthly. Auto
bus makes regular trips. Better
see this. Ole Hanson a Co. third
floor New York Block.
X acre on Burien Lake car line.
$500, s2o cash and $40 per month,
A. X. WYLDE
ala New York Block. Elliott b0O7.
AUBURN--b acres on main line N. p.
Ry.. east OF this prosperous x. II.
center, $3.50; $40 down, 81 month.
Herbert S. Upper. s0t Leary Bldg.
100 acres water front. $40 per acre.
acres alder bottom. 1875. u. NJ.
Bird, North 207.
FOR POULTRY
10 ACRES $500
Very easy to clear. across the bay
from city. south OF Port Orchard.
handy TO u. s. Navy Yard one
hour boat service to Seattle mar
ket
CLIFFORD. 1919 THIRD Az
Good tracts oil around Seattle.
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free and are open from 10 a. IN. TO
IL noon.
international Concert Begins az
3 o. m.
The International Concert begins
at 3 o'clock and the following sing-
ers will take part:
songs by the foremost singers
from every nation OF the worid. The
following countries are Go be repre-
scnfedt
AMERICA
Geraldine Farrar. Emma Eames and
Alice Nelson.
SCOTLAND
Harry Lauder.
IRELAND
John Mccormack.
ENGLAND
Nellie Meiba.
WALES
Evan Williams.
GERMANY
Schumann- Heink and Leo Siezak.
FRANCE
Charles Dalmores.
ITALY
Enrico Caruso, Madame Tetrazzini
and Bernice Pasauah.
SPAIN
Emma Calve and Emilio Gogorza.
RUSSIA
Marie Michailowa.
The best songs by these. the best
singers In the world. will be heard
via the new Peerless Talking ma
chine.
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Apartments for Rent.

~~0~~.S~.~~~~0~S~~~~ ~~~~~~~~-~~~~~
New apartments, furnished, private
toilet. bath, chodpest rent In city.
Sidney 1899.
Copeland Court. 1909 Minor, rooms,
furnished, $40; phone, llght. NJ f2iQ.
Excelsior Apis. --Furnl shed and un-
furnished. 9th aud Pike. Main 2sGi
ST. Lawrence, 1S0gh sth--Comfort-
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wAwTEp--Mer and women to
learn the barber trade. wages
paid while learning Call OF wttts'
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
High Grade School
~ Washington ~
Why does Luncauist ssli tss suits
for sfSr because he sells Their
upstairs Room 1ot Empress The
nsre Building.
Solicitors wanted to cell souvenir
programs Potlatch Program Co,
1os Epler MOCK. -.
Learn TO be = good hssber 81
NOLEn BARRIER COLLEGE
a7o Occidental Ave
Modern rooms at greatly reduced
rates Hotel Darlington. 1919 Sec
end. Elliott tb5 w
Hotel state, single rooms stc and
zoe, 81 50 weak ist ana Warrington.
HOTEL Norman. - Yealer way.
Rooms Use and sec. Men only. nath.
Har ii saw u In The Star:
Kavanaugh's 90 Iats Ills LET Az.
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For Saie-Poultry.

For Saic-F OultfV.
WE pay the highest market price
for good poultry for killing pur-
poses. We dress all our poultry.
and sell wholesale and retail.
PACIFIC POULTRY co.
Top Floor New Corner Market
Phone Elliott a26S
1HE KALEM POULTRY MARK EFT
Dressed chicken. per IL.
Spring chicken use per ID.
Live and dressed turkeys always on
hand.
1900 Pike Place.
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New Peerless Talking Ma
chine to Be Used

Paderewski. De Pachmann and
Josef Hoffman, Will Give
Solos on the Welte-Mignon
Piano.
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e q M6TfEifw0HfG n soaa.
um.,r,l'y uadsr,ssing tsr,er,, ssii
Bennsy- watson Co. Funeral Dlree-
Vain IS t0'' iaeli,ssii ~ sa' o''''''''''
.e.,,-,,,,>>o-,--.g ~. $4,000
W. ain g sSffislffSs >~S,ahSd Nm hanip.
nsrais PARIS rLoRfsT- ans Pike
buhNs FLoitAL Co. col ard. Main
stia--cut nowera. deslgns. ae.da
Personal.
S>~~~,~~-~>~~~-~s~s> ~~~e~>~s~~~~~~s>~
RUPTURE CURED. per nsnent, no
operation or detention from labor.
over roo cases cured past tive
hystem. 3iT nitsi Blds., Seattle.
LanKs Mineral Wonder will cure im-
paired vitality absolute satints4i-
lion guaranteed or money back
one dollar. sf7 Third nv.
Clocks called for, repaired. deiiv-
srsd iluson. s2i Hinekley nag.
Elliott AIS
Maaicuring. facial aud scalp, treat
menta guaranteed. Suite ~. al4M
Potiatch opportunity. Consult Dun
can Macdonald. expert phrenolo-
Elst.. regarding success. 1910
First av.
ol.f.ETTE BLADES sharpened, soc
dox., rszors lsc, etc. 1901 9Th nv.
ToufEEH. WlCS-Ali kinds ~ hair
Sork. kofe. iot spring, Ind ttgi
Get Acquainted Aociaty. Names aud
addresses. 7os Pine street..
For saie-Line bred Persian Kittens.
Phone North iet
chlroposy. manieurins pariors. zie
Liberty HldE.
Nichols. BUNGALOWS. iilnckley nlk.
sar n say II In This atar.-
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Hotels and Lodging House,

Nice Clean housekeeping rooms al
Hotel Trsfton. G3sb Ballard ay. Bal
lard tak3.
CAPITAL HOTEfs--i0s Jackson st
SOC 20 $3.50 day. $3.50 90 " week.
HOTEL cLAtENDON~-1t tth hy
=. Rooms s0c and Tic Elliott btzt y.
Hotel Llvingntop. 1881 lat av. Mod
ern. Rates t1.bg per week and ar.
HOTEL OXFORD. 1890 iat av.. mod
ern. rates ~ 80 per week and up,
Hotel Consul, tfh and Wash; rms
81 aud up. beds ibe. Free baths
ROYAL ioTEfs--4of firth av. ESQ
TO 7bo night. lie 20 81 week.
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Lost and Found.


Lost and Found.
~ys~-~~~s~~~~~s~-~>~ ~~~~~~S>~-r~<>~~-rD-sr>
Jewslry made TO replace that which
you have lost. Jsweiry made TO or
der Watches and tewsiry repaired.
JAY ". DE ROY
Manufacturing Jeweier
ia Columbia St
An Airedaie 5 months old. lost Tues
day afternoon. wore collar with
license and inscribed Jack, owned
by ~ u. Brown. 1917 Itth aV,
Finder please return 1895 18TH ay.
N. liberal reward. East a7os
lost - From Ferdinand Schmltz
dock, South Alki, a 1b-foot clinkei
transom stern rowboat. painted
white, with varnish trimmings
Phone West 80; reward.
Tnst--Prom street car on Westlake
law. between stewart and Denny
way Wednesday evening panama
hat North 2It2.
IDst--Bunch OF keys. steel chain.
4Iaave at 1000 Post St, receive re-
ward. Elliott 2002 y.
I.nstEA Urls led sweater at Column
hid. near coal bunkerss reward
1870 Rainic> av. beacon i5e
The Little Jcweiry store that always
SELLS for less Get our price first.
Isymons. 1922 ThIrd. near Pike.
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Upright grand piano. full scale
used but little. good make latest
case design. Agents get 1850. oas
price ti9b.
MAILING PIANO co.
20o.s0i 2o2-s0s Arcade Annen
SOUVENIR AND CuRlO SHOP
Antique tewefry, postcards and pen
nan,a. 11s Unloh 81. nsar y. q.
coatoriun bye Works. ssss " Mad
inon. East sgx. Wagon calls. dsiif-
era promptly.
Kodak developing. lee roll. any
sixs. Jacobs Photo shop. f,-i Hid
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Situations Wanted
Female

<-~<>~~~~.~s~~-~~s~~>> ~<~~>>~~-e>->rer~>>~
Woman wants day work. washing %
house cleaning preferred North
$40
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The SEATTLE STAR

70 NAIL bunaChInnHb--Th dhts
when your subscription expires 10
on the address label OF your paper.
seriptlon has not again been paid
In advance, your name 10 taken
from tia list A change OF date
on thu address label - receipt
Fol the convenience OF our readers.
we have establishes agencies Al the
following iocattons
?. n. AuIisn, s4os ballard av. Phone
ballard sod.
Quaker Drug storss. Fourth. sv. and
Pihe ST. THIRD av. and Madison st..
First av, near Spring 81
where same rates will be given hs
az main offics. Transient rates
are Ice per line or times for the
price OF Q for cash ads
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N~e~ee>e<~.<<~~~. ~crN~~~~N~~N
NEAR pOTLATcH uTtANDgTARD
fiffinus Hotel, tth a Virginia. near
Wsstiake. offers new. modern. slo-
Esntly furnished rooms, with the
best accommodations lowest rates
Donald Hotel $40 Howell. Main
17se. All outside. modern rooms.
Rates reasonable,
Nicely furnished rooms. private
sl ioran n w sain s.os distance 10
Tho broadway, corner broadway
and fonier Hodofn. 12.00 a week
up. y. +, prentisa. proprietor.
HOTEL Rhode Island. SO Virginia st,
soc day aud $3.50 week aud up
HOTEL Rainier, fos Main st. brick
building Kates toc and up, Bath.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, may
Ftrrt--ftst.r Lao daily and up.
ILooms $50 ana SOC. szz hIsth az
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ale - Miscellaneous,

Measrn rum. 60. 1uga. ssLls. NJ ssiS
ror Bale - Miscellaneous.
~, a GOOD BUY
star has large oak filing cabI-
~, mas . large letter fiies. n
more drawers for c0ntracta.
80, ~ drawers for rniscellaneous
papers and z large drawer ~
.Hular fitng cabinet for real ee-
sas'sa OF law business. Call Star Of
LETTER filing cabinet snd stand
ma In excellent condition
a.rsain II taken at once. Cali
DAMAGED BATH TTj5iE
managed bath tubs, 5000 ana uc
soHlpiete. kustad'E, sts 2nd av. ~
thoroughbred cocker spaniel Dun
y w. 's seg and $500. Phone Ken
j. n G. Flscner piano mabog.nv
c ca. siso cash. 15z N. Broadwsy,
Fni your coal bin NOW al love-;
4, ices. cornell. Queen Anne 40s.
MI ng, lanes ror rent. rent applied on
Money to Loan
-occ-cJ.ye5 jEt;sJ u, /. |, Lass
M CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
improved or vacant property
hhy amount. $50 TO $500; long 81
lay ,n,s. easy payments. no de-
AZ Sturteyant q Co. siz Boston
= ,soopFEId.ow a SON. Heal e.
~ Lgans IN amounts from e1eo
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-18
All Nations Day at Eilers
Music House

Great Singers From Ten Great
Nations to Be Heard in Con-
cert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-18

Ichols. tunEalows- Hlnckley MIh.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-05-16
Ashley

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Brown and
daughter of Bedding enjoyed Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. $. M.
Brown.
Miss Ethel Longstreet spent Sunday
with her parents
John Mason of Pewamo visited over
Sunday at the home of Mrs. VIM.
Hebron.
Mrs. Ray Macarthur spent few days
the first Of the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Leland Godfrey.
Mrs. Maude jerks visited Mrs. Agnes
LOOMS at John Taylor's last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Weter of Beld-
ing spent Saturday night and Sunday
at T.. l.. Beardslee's.
Mrs. Rose Cowan and Mrs. G.. L..
Beardslee visited at John Taylors last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clifford visited
with Peter Jewell and wife Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Skillen are
spending a few days in Ohio. They
were called there by the death of an
aunt OF Mr.. Skillen's.