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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22
RALPH O. COCHRAN
Real Estate and Renting
A Peachtree Corner

NOT FAR beyond the Georgian Terrace we have
corner lot 1OOx2O0 Peachtree, with house
renting for 1925 per month, that call sell for
$4,000 If you will compare this value with other
properties in the same section you will find that
we are offering splendid trade. The house can
be moved on the side street leaving plenty of room
for stores on the corner, which would be paying
investment from the start Reasonable terms
NORTH AVENUE
BETWEEN PEACHTREE and Piedmont avenue
on the south side of North avenue we have
good 8-room house for 81 1900 This place is locat-
ed so close to such splendid improvements the
Georgian Terrace and the Howell apartments, that
it is bound to enhance in value, and is only about
500 feet from property that sold in the past week
for 81, 200 per foot. This place be handled on
very reasonable terms, and is certainly good buy
GEORGIA AVENUE.
NEAR GARDEN STREET-On this beautiful
south-side thoroughfare we have good 7-room
cottage large lot, for $4,000, terms of 800
cash and $500 per month. The county commits
sioners say that they going to do some stunts
on Georgia this year, and if they carry out
their promises, which have every reason to be-
lieve they will, this will not only be good home,
but a good investment for you at the time.
Statesmen: a. W GRANT. c. W COCHRAN.
HARRIS c.. WHITE
Sales Manager.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22
Chapel Road.
An S-Acre Place.
Piedmont Ave-,
Near 18th Street.

AN unrivaled locality. This is home
that the owner wants us to talk to
some judicious purchaser at our des6,
with pencil and paper at hand-a place
where you can sell off lots" leaving a
real home at a reduced price.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22
Atkins Park Lots

DON'T FORGET that we are offering
these desirable lots on terms to suit
Call and let us show you some of the best
located lots in the city.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22
Pryor Street.

street. lot 40x1S5; alley leads from
Trinity avenue to rear of this lot; close
to center and in the promising section
between the terminals. Price $500
foot
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22
Walton Street.

STAND at Peachtree and look up Wal
ton street; you will gaze into one of
the livest spots in Atlanta. On one
side you see the Empire building,
Grant building, A., B. & A. Office
building; on the other side the site of
Healy 18-story building, new postoffice
and Walton building, Embedded right
among this nest of sl1yscrapers we have
25 feet at 1850 foot 1t is the first
piece Of natural ground you can put
your foot on going from Peachtree, and
is headed for a fancy price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
FRY WESTERN IN,
STEEL CASE HERE

..,s,,s that, under Nasl'hh \,
H''a's mere affidavit OF prejudice
a.ss,e,su, Tor change OF se !. ..,l' J.
.a'''s s,Ssr,scn. Of the superior ,ia't
utss ~, night decided to retain
s s! sss y he Jane, 4. Moore Moor,
cII'a,s .,ss, ,he Metropolitan rrus.
" s,i ne recovery q the w ooa eeS
e ' y, "a assets aud Tor s''oVe'Vo'
s's ga nj, had been started before b.
re -. s.,er stu at Port Town
lrase' rss Metropolitan Co. re
ssaa me case TO Seattle ON a
th ssass.r,ek nausman. attorney Ter
fT .sss, ecmpany, told the court
~ "a, hat the whole suit was
lsss .'''''. and nd that he could prove
nis = = minutes Judge Albertson
Eia wos m.'i ten DAYS il witch to
49, ,he Atfidavits filed on SAT.
sas.s n which the name OF Leslie
HS sh.w. former secretary OF 'he
y sa~ i brought In as an al
Ia promoter Of the steel eo'po'
vsf,o1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17

were both found In their respective
rooms yesterday afternoon In criti.
cal state from tho effects OF poison.
Ing. Today they each deny that
they attempted suicide. Miss Me.
Donald was found unconscious by
her roommate. Georgia Thompson.
She SAYS that she was feeling un.
Wei and had merely taken an over
dose OF ohloroform. She ls at the
Seattle General hospital.
Mrs. kittio Dale was found IN
her room by Mrs Webb. tho land.
lady An empty bottle OF boracic
acid was on the floor. Mrs. Dail
says she had been In party and
they had been drinking great
deal. She did not know what abe
was doing. she said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
STAR READERS TELL HOW
TO PLAY CUPID GAME
CUPID COMMANDMENTS BY STAR READERS

Thou against Thy rival lie may be
coming white hope r.
Honor may
she will make for thee."-a J.
herr
10 deserve its-P. c. H.
Remember the ryat TO keep II holy"-MJ
Thou shalt kiss you
the asking~-I. L. r.
Thou shalt endanger
she Is riding behind thee motorcycle Walt until
Thou shalt not tell her OF thy undyng
with aftniy"-W. w
Thou shalt talk about the high
and then tell her the salary thou u
Thou shalt throw kisses
one At whom thou O.
Thou shalt all thy n
rycst her She wants something aftcrward"-La NJ A.
Thou shalt not thy
lest she believe thee and choose anoher."-w
Thou shalt begsng. thou OF
old-Come. and take"-Mrs NJ {
Thou shalt
naksst thy call lest she
w.
Thou shalt praise her Nay not her
sdeck heart lie il fool for what can any
herf---W -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
THREE TRY SUICIDE;
ONLY ONE SUCCESSFUL

A suicide epidemic broke out yes.
terday afternoon in Seattle. One
man succeeded in killing himself.
aud Two young women are in local
hospitals today In serious condition.
John Hamilton. 81. shot himself
through the temple while crosAlng
the Stone ay, bridge over Lake
Union yesterday. No other motive
than that he hroodod over a surgl.
cal operation which he was 10
undergo. Is given by his widow.
Hamilton was employed as fore.
man OF the H. =, Norton tannery
He leaves a widow and son.
Grace Mcdonald. "a. living at the
New Northerland hotel. aud Mrs.
kittie Dale. IS. of COOS Sixth av..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
PEABODY CANNOT
SUE RECEIVER

Augustus II. Peabody. trustee OF
tho Seattle. Ronton q Southern.
Was denied tho right by Judge
frater yesterday 10 sue the re-
oeiyera OF the company for the fore
closure OF an $4,000 mortgage.
The court held that Peabody must
file HIS claim with the receivers
like other creditors or ho may In.
tervene In the case now pending be
tween William H. Crawford. for
mer president of the company. who
II seeking 10 protect his 81, 900 600
stock. and the railway company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17

w..h,,x the head with soap
w. n elssolored. 'striugy hair
"a ! scslp that Is dry and sealy OF
~ elly. shampoolng With can
y. sa y, con correcfs the condition
~ ~ ssa,ss this. and a tesspoonful
s -. ID a cup hot water IL ann
y, a. fhe thickest head OF hair.
rsu,s,sx IS soothing and invigorat'
49, IA not alone cleanses thor
=. LAY ssd completely but ssimu-
49, n, hsirrcots TO healthy ae-
ss,s Hair shampcoed With can
NM d always soft. fluffy. iussrous
"a d ! rich. even color
wsnsa having eny!able complex
80 snyxrsAhly USE Just a plain
sssrn.x lotion. which is a great
s.s.vsI b<sutifIer. This Is made by
5'-solsirx 1 ounces spurmax In =
~ With hazel or hot water TO
r&,rh las been added teaspoon.
~ sivc<rina. The lotion dries
s-;rkiy ana cannot BE- detected
49, "a and gives 10 the finest
ssrrssxlon an added charm and Ell
soscr. Il Is especially good TO
sis,r IL skin OF plnnples. black
49, Matches. sAlIowness. oiiiness
~ other complexion defects and
/, rv,fes il nom harsh or cold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
GRADE CROSSING
VICTIM UNK NOW N

The body OF tho man killed by
tho interurban AT the dangerous
grade crossing at the orllN sta
ton last Saturday morning. In atill
unidentified. II has been removed
TO Bntterworth'a Tho man ap.
pears TO have been a iumberJaek.
There wasn't single line OF writ
lng to identify him. however.
This Is the second fatality In two
months by dangerous grade cross.
insa. Or. Rinlnger was killed NJ
Riyerton In the latter part OF July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17

tors desk and Il will be job 10
decide upon the merits OF them.
There - yet tlmo for more. how.
ever. "A the contest does not close
until noon tomorrow "wednesday
and II you have a good idea OF nd,
vice for Cupid In your mind. now IL
the time TO unburien It and Incl.
dentaily stand a good chance OF
winning box. nix. four. or a Get
Of Two seats az any performance OF
The Heart breakers
The Star prints above some OF the
commandments written by Seattle
people today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
YELLOW JOURNALS"
CAUSE OF SUICIDE

my Waited Press Leased Wheb
BALTIMORE. Md, Sept iI.--c.
O. Morrison. banker OF Baltimore
and president OF tho Iiayro De
Grace Racetrack association. com.
mltted suicide today by asphyxia-
ton In his rooms at the Baltimore
Athletic club. Morrison loft a note
In which he attributed his act 10
attacks on him by yellow jour.
mails"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17

n the Saxons Ia "The Heart
breakers" which musical comedy
OPENS al tho Moore theatre Thurs.
day night and continues through the
week. fail to get new set of com.
mandments for their love-maklng. Il
win not be the fault Of Star read
ers. The Contest Editor has re
ceived hundreds OF commandments
for Cupid. many OF which are more
clever than those published AZ be-
ing In use BY the Saxons In The
play.
Every mail brings rs quota Of
commandments to tho Contest Edl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
AT TIE SEATTLE


It's the same old Billy Single
Clifford al the Seattle this week.
ard the coincidence IL even better
thls trip. The Girl. the Man and
the Game" IL the musical comedy
Clifford and his big company offer.
Jack Trainer. In the role Of
Uncle Rudolph cattermole. gets off
almost as many laughs az Clifford
himself. and one could not be bet
ter adapted 10 that part than he.
Miss Mae Collins Is a cute bundle
OF femiulnity who wins the audi.
ence from the moment she appears
on the stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
s 01heAtfiCl@

ture by Titanic survivor. Edward
Dorking told OF the horrible dis.
nster
The headiiner IA the Verona
troupe OF lady ryciinsz Gertrude
Verona and Master Wallis are fsa.
tured.
billy Link and Blossom Robinson
made good with song and story.
Robert Hiidreth presented "A -Four
Leaf Clover" a sketch In which he
played four characters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
PUBLlCM MARKETS


lbs. soc coffee. 81: 8 lbs baking
powder. csc; srs cocoa. soc lb.: bulk
chocolate, z5c H.: cocoa shells. 2 lbs
i5c; G on. vanilla or lemon extract
25cs unswcetsned chocolate. sbc 10.
all coo teas, f5c ID. imported olive
oil. a0c pit, 75c ct: 2 lbs. roasted
peanuts, 2sc, 2 lbs. Cream blend
coffee. 55c; y lib. can cocoa. 20ci
Imported cocoa. 40c h.. assorted
aplcaa. 30 cnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17

CSC Jar preserves. lso Zoe bottle
2gc: Maine corn. cans. csc; peanut
butter, 200 h.: loo pkgs, gloss or
corn starch. Sc: No. ~ sack flour,
CSC, hard wheat flour, o5c sack
local patent gour, si'io sack En-
home made bread. ESQ. watormeions.
Toe eaeis; peaches. $50 crate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
AT THE pANrAcEs

Pantagns this week headlines a
good bill with telepathic piano
playing act The act Ia put on By
Mercedes and his assistant. Nine.
Stantone. Mercedes Coca through
the house. and persons IN the audi
ence whisper 10 him the selections
they want. Nine. stantone. seated
A. the piano. instantly plays them.
first calling out what was asked
for.
The Great Harrah company put
on a roller skating act that 10 very
pleasing They are young ladies
and perform many difficult and
clover feats on the skates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17

Picnic hams, ice ID, club sausage
IL NC H.. leaf lard, 1fe H.. leg NUT.
ing meat. Do h.; shoulder lamb, s,
ID: sweet picltled pork, ffc ID.
boneless cornod beef, 1870 ID: Yak.
lima potatoes. rs lbs. csc. sweet po-
tatoes, lbs. 25c; dry onions. lbs
Zoe lb.; crab apples. 25c box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
At THE oHeHEum



Grand opera IN vaudeville made
sufficient headway at the Orpheum
yesterday TO give II the headline
place. The Of~dos Manon com
pany. consisting Of two men and
two women. put over the heavy
stuff
The rest Of the bill Is tipsy with
comedy OF all sorts. Dorothy Dial.
ton Is at the head Of this branch OF
the entertainment. picking a bunch
Of laughs out OF a farce called The
SmuggierH"
Owen Clark. magician. has line
OF mysterious goods. Fred Gray
and Nellie Graham furnish music.
with more or less comedy in the
Musical Bellboy."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
HEAR BETTER SOON
AUDIPHONE
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Rome before dwUiding ON tfs pnr-
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~ small rental A. this rental 10
applied on the purchase price IL ynu
keep tne Aufiphene. ard ne make
suitable allowances IN exchange on
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Fuo>E CO. fss Arrss~ Ass~s. s~-
ssft~.
Charter Oak heaters. Modern
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.

Moore--Dark.
MetrcpoIissn--McKee Rankin ia
The Typhoon.
seattie--t3llly Clifford In The
Girl. the Man and the Game
A'hsmers - Photopiays aud
vaudeville.
orpheun--vsHdeviiI.
Emprsss Vaudeville.
Vaudeville.
crsnd-vsGdsville and mosloa
pictures.
Cismmer--Ph ctoIiLys and van.
dsviila.
nsloourns- Photoplays and van-
devlils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
SPOKANE HAS
SNUFF HABIT

SPOKANE, wash. Sept. 1.-THE
snuff habit Is gaining a great vogue
in Spokane. The users say tho
snuff IL fine for nose troubles and
deafness. Cigar dealers, from the
smallest to the largest. find so
many calls for snuff that each car.
ries stock. Some people, they
say, use II with their chewing 30
bacco. but the greater number
whEff Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
Help Wanted---FemnIe

Nes~~~-~.N~|>~.~1~- ~~~e~<.SS-~~eo.<
founE woman bookkesDer aud type
writer for out OF town. one with
family who would move preferred.
To work under head hoolskeeper
write, stating experiences and ref
erence. Pres Tolt Townaite Co.
yes Central bldg, seattle.
wanted rouns women. either ca
peri.nced or Inexperienced. TO
work as teiepiy ne operators Ap-
ply % iios trd av, or 1870 nth
isl..r Tns ses "a T'l'phon' and
Miss smith. at the Seattle. wants
NAN and woman In town. hotel
cooks IN and out Of town, aud por-
tiers Apply 1911 THIRD av.
shorthand. bookksepinK--it's the
,eseh.rl Mrs, Leo's business
school Enter now, secure bonus
tbs Arcade nida.. Main af2a.
Wanted for general house
work, Free Public Employment
sDtfiee. eos Liberty Bldg. Third aud
Night scholarship cheap In first class
business college. Bookkeeping or
shorthand, Nsfel, care staf
VIII give giri fine homo. small
wages. for iiaht housswork, family
Of three. East 1851
uirl for general hourswork. family
OF three, SOC a7th av,. near Ma
dtona park,
-e<.tg--fioT POINT IRoNs--ssse
EVERYTHING ELEcrnfcAL
Sound Electric Co. 1910 ttrst Az.
Elite We, Wash Laundry ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
For Sa,e-PouItry.

All kinds Of pure bred puiiets bought
ana sold We have some eIcsp-
tlOuRliy fine white Rock and
white OrplnKton cookereis for sale
at reasonable prices. Agents for
McCiannhhn, queen and t-Hay
fncubntorH ana breeders. Orders
taken for Phiio' coopa. Full line
OF feeds and remedies. Fine fat
poultry dressed daily
PACIFIC POULTRY Co, INC.
Top Floor Corner MARKET
Phone Elliott 1858. First ana PIKE.
HE KAHN POULTRY MARKET
Dressed chicken. .itc per ID.
spring chicken ........s zsc per VI.
Live and dressed turkeys always on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
Business Chances.

Nr>N~~Ne~~~~cy~>>~@ ~~S~~N~~~~~r~N~~
For your choice OF dependable
groceries. clean stock, paying bus
mess, good locations worth the
money--fi,e0 1900. $4,000 and
$500. Better he safe than sorry.
hnd SOC na Ai.HO about others
that viii consider trade. OTHER
stocks. HARDWARE. general
merchandise. CLOTHING and dry
goods, 81 900 90 $4,000 Dept. n
A. j. FUNK 4 co. Pioneer Bldg
For sais-~A good paying msrcantiie
business must sell 90 meet certain
obligations. VIII sacrifice. Nd
dress MeMufrny Mercantile Co,
McNurray, Wash
chiropodist ana manicuring parior
for sale, good business. 40 Lib-
erty bldg.
10 per cent net Investment above
tases. 300 to 10000. zoe Leary
bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
GARAGE QUESTION
UP AGAIN

At last, the city is 10 have n
garage. This used to be one OF the
fiercest questions that ever agitat-
ed counciimanic body. But, with
out noise or oratory, the question
was yesterday resurrected long
enough for the introduction OF a
bill BY Councilman Blaine, author
izing the building superintendent
to lease the southwest corner of
Yesler way and 9Th av. for mu-
niclpal garage. There Is no evil
dence OF opposition 20 the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
Apartments tor Rent.

>os~~~>~~~~~-~~~~~~~~ ~-~~-~~~~-~~~s~~~
Tho Wellington. 1903 Jackson st,
modern. unfurnished. four-room
steam heated apartments gas
ranges. private baths. lockers.
electric washer. electric sweeper.
tis and up. Janitor
tf1.b0--s- furnishef flat In
quire sis Third NV. N, near Roy
ct. Phone .. a. s0s7.
Copeland Court. 1909 Minor, . rooms.
furuished. $40: phone. light 81 t.io.
Excelsior Apts--Furnished and un-
furnished 9TH and Pike. Main assi
able. close In. Main sssi eis up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
ITHINK OF ITf

$40 acres Of wheat land, 22o In crop.
house. barn. windmill. good well.
II n. surveyed through land. all
fenced. small payment down. must
be sold 10 save other property,
Land all around selling for t2b to
$50 per acre. Take this for the
next few days for sif.0o per acre.
Biggest bargain ever offered.
No. So.
Main 1871 lans Third Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
Water Front
1896 FEET or BEAUTIFUL
WATEHTuDNT

Consisting 81 ~ acres 81 the best
land yet seen, highly improved it
miles from tho postOffice, Groom
house. now barn. chicken house,
water pfped 10 tho door. 100 fruit
tTees. peaches. pluma. pears. APP
pies. prunes, cherries. acres
highly cultivated. acres alashed
ana acres In timber Price
1880 Can you beat tbis1 No. 41s.
Auf.LfN BROS LAND 90.
Main 1917. 1905 Third Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17

bp1fistry. - We practice II. not
~ oeautifies the mouth but iui-
puu the pstient's entire facial
suppression. Our methods are pain.
~ ~ or work IL guaranteed TO
>1tiely satisfactory. There are
Au.6rds Of satisfied patients In
ueolfh v1o win gladly attest 10
- a1oIty and skill
ve aFe Offering the Anchor Sue.
~ ~ Never slip Plates for g..
1Go4r extra heavy $40 Cold
Cgvu ~ n.
\ ~ want plate that meets
usy recsissment Of the most fas.
- and particular people. then
1'uopse our Cosmetic plate.
~ late corrects an iIl-shaped
- ksseuing by years the old
Z Qoo1once Of . premzturely old
-. Al the virtues OF any plate
~ JResent 10 this one. Added to
- ~ qualities which comprise
> Dgooet uoufh-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17

Houses tor Rent.
.~~~-rs~s~<~~~~~~r>-s~s~
Family. no children. TO rent s-room
sn0rsrn. thoroughly furnished cot :
tsEs. Ballard. owner board with
family. Christian family preferred.
Residence 1895 w. ksth st Phone
ballard fios John W. Peter.
Feuod~-A place where YOU can get
expert fuFnftnre repairing. mat :
tfers renovatinH aud packing A.
Prop a Co. ~ Bell ct Phone
Fiifost 1905.
aroofh house fer rent. also 4 chicken
houses. Incubator. brooder and 100
chickens. for raie, Es7 1srf ay.
Modern bungalow. Z rooms and base
fnent. tio a month. West Woodland
car at1 w. etth st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
Furnished Rooms.

~r><~>r~e><s<>s~r><><> e>~>>>s>~~~~rS~N>S~~~~
Furnished rooms 20 rent. $50 a
week. and children TO take care OF.
~ cents day. Room, nicely FUR
nished and clean. iie w Repub-
lican ~. Phone Queen Anne 9s30.
AT Georgetown. rooms. completely
Furnished. with piano and electric
lights. $500 per month. Phone
Adams 16f.
HOTEL Rhode Island. 50 Virginia 1T.
soc day and s3se week and up
HOTEL Rainier. iss Main ST.. brick
building Rates soc ard up. Bath.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. tIisx
Firsf--Rates soc daily and up.
Rooms s5c aud soc, B9g sixth sv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17

Personal.
~N~~r~~~~~S~~-~s~-~<~<> e~~~<>~~~4~~y~~e~
EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW
about new discovery. Howard's
zee" Suparfiuoua hair positively
removed permanently. fnstpsn-
sivs, simple treatment IT'S DIE.
WEREN'T. quaker Drug Co. Agts.
Df. a. Les Lewis. consulting chiro-
prsctor. Houra 20 3 y. m. sse-7 Ar
eads Annex. Main istf Lady attend
ant
Doyle Medicine Go. guarantees cures
cATAltkH II viii break up cold
"a hours. stops cough minutes.
Froe trial SOC PIKE 81
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. no
opeIstIon OF dstentton from labor.
over feo cases cured past two
kys;sin. ~ ri,.l pias'. srsstis
Nthrhtory treatment by graduate
nurse. ladies only. rcasona bio IA to
rhone Fast t1eg
oit.isETTE BLADES snarpsnsd, ace
dc< raEors. ftc. etc 1901 eth az.
chropody and inanieuFins sio LIB
srtt Bids
Get Aeauain,sd society. Names and
addrenses 7es Pine street
kar 4 saw ID In The star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
AT THE EMPRESS

There is variety on the Empress
bill this week. from the ordinary
patter and song 10 a realistic lee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-17
Male and Female Help
Wanted

~s~e~~N@~-~~~~~~~~~~- ~1~<~~~1~~rN@-~~>~~
solicitors for publishing house, com
mission ana salary guaranteed. ox-
p~riencs unnecessary. We teach
you. fremont-liailard. Ballard
nsaeh car. 1886 tlth. ! 90 . D. IN.
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20 ACRES-si 5000 ACRES
Owing 10 the loss Of her husband
this lady asks us 90 sell her 20
acres OF good land. with small
house, running stream. duck pond
and enough eerdwood on tho plae,
C. pay fer ID. for $4,000. IL IL good
soil. without stone or gravel. part.
~ well cleared. . mile 90 railroad
siding. = mile 20 school and
church. on milk route. r. y. u
and phone. Can give terms on
WEST COAST LAND co.
mis- American Bank Bldg
Eagle iimrbor Chicken Ranch
VIII Give Possession az once
TWO ACRES. si.200
Half cash. balance two years. pet
cent. s-room house. chicken
houses. chickens. COW. calf. nipple
msnts aud furnituf.. fenced. halt
cleared. and some fruit. Dabel
Realty Co. s0g Arcade Hldg
IN sNOHOMlsH COUNTY
NEAR Aachins. ndlointng saw mill
va have 10 acres OF fine land
crossed b. large stream. Improved
with s-roon house and three small
500. term. $50 cash. balance "a
suit Bay from owners,
OLE HANSON a. CO.
Third Floor New York Block.
8 AcREs--At Kirkland. on county
road. within few min
utsT ride of the fern
dock ideal location for
poultry and fruit farm
WIN sell on eaey terms
ts3.oo cash and 80 90 pel
month Burke a Farrar
tet Cherry NJ