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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08
MIR. WORTHINGTON
 WEEDS IN ST. LOUIS

Announcement has been received in Birmingham of the marriage of MT. Maurice Pinckney Worthington of this city and Miss Rosa Elizabeth Book of St. Louis. The wedding occurred Thurs day of this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08
MRS. ROBERT GREGORY LUNCHEON CLUB HOSTESS

Mrs. Robert l.. Gregory will entertain the Tuesday Luncheon club this week and
 an additional table in compliment to Miss Harrison, the guest of Mrs. Wilbur Kelly.
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I utt's s Pills

You will find this a short cut to happiness, because they will remove the cause of your trouble which is
 nothing more than a slug gish liver. At your drug gist-sugar coated or plain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08
MRS. HOOD
 A HOSTESS

Mrs. William A. Hood was a charming hostess yesterday with a buffet luncheon for Miss Carrie Knox and Mrs. Scott Roberts Of Anniston.
 The Hood residence on Hanover circle was decorated in Christmas colors whose brightness defied the gloom with out. The dining table held bowl of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08

red roses and lighted tapers with red shades.
 Assisting Mrs. Hood were Mrs. B. s. Lester, Mrs. Frank Nelson, Mrs. stephen Smith, Mrs. Brazelton, Mrs William Hood, Mrs Russell Hunt and Mrs. N. T. Hill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08
WELCOMING AND
 FAREWELL RECEPTION

Simultaneously a welcoming and fare well reception for the Rev. s. T. Slaton and the Rev R. F.. Tyler, respectively, the Norwood Methodist church will give a re- ception Tuesday evening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08
DINNER COTERIE
 AT COUNTRY CLUB

One of the small parties last night at dinner at the Country club included MT. Mark Johnson, Mir and Mrs. Wilbur Kelley and Miss Harrison of Tennessee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08
MRS. W. c. SHACkELFORD
 . HOSTESS U. D. C. CHAPTER

The William l.. Yancey chapter of the United Daughters of the Confectionery will meet Wednesday afternon at o'clock with Mrs. ". C. Shackelford, 1920 South Tenth avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08
MRS. WINTERS
 HOSTESS FOR MISS NEVE

Mrs. J. F. Winters will entertain at luncheon Tuesday in compliment to Miss Pauline Neve.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08
A DINNER PARTY
 FOR MISS AMOROUS

Miss Emma Kate Amorous was the guest of honor at the table reserved for MT. Martin Lide last night at the Coun- try club The party included Mir. Lide
 Miss Anne Gaston of Montgomery, Mir William Houseman and Miss Amorous
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

All members of the Birmingham chap ter, No. l1S, Order of Eastern Star, are requested to attend a special meeting Tuesday, December 10, at 290 D. m.
 The ladies of the Wesley Chapel Mis- sionary society will hold a bazar in Forbes Piano store on Third avenue Thursday Friday and Saturday, December F. 13 and 14
 The ladies auxiliary to the Ancient Or der of Hibernians will meet Monday at 2:3O at the Knights of Columbus hall Officers will be elected.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Pin son Methodist church will hold a bazaar Thursday. Friday and Saturday at Cooper's furniture store on Third ave-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08
MRS. CRAWFORD JOHNSON
 INFORMAL BRIDGE HOSTESS

Mrs. Crawford Johnson will entertain a few tables of friends at bridge Wednes- day in compliment to Mrs. Love and Mrs. Fairchild of Chattanooga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08
MISS LOIS BROWN
 WILL BE A HOSTESS

Miss Lois Brown will entertain the members of the college set with d tea the afternoon of December 2S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08
MISS BELLS TEA
 FOR BRIDE-ELECT

Miss Mary Lee Bell will give a tea Friday afternoon, December F, at her home in Norwood for Miss Ethel Bell, a bride-elect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08

Frye, Mrs. John Edmonson, Mrs. Charles M Spencer. Mrs. Mason billiard, Mrs. Charles Calhoun, Mrs. James McLester, Mrs. Paschal Shook, Mrs. Ed Fucker Jr.,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08
MRS. LUTZ
 DINNER HOSTESS

Mrs. C. w. Lutz will be among the hostesses tonight at the Southern club in honor of Miss Bertha Marion kain of New York, who is visiting Mrs. John Gelzer, Jr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08
MISS CHARLOTTE THORNTON HOSTESS AT TEA

Miss Charlotte Thornton will give a tea on the afternoon of Friday, De- cember 27 for Miss Anice Naftel of Montgomery.
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land has returned to Birmingham, and will leave in a few days for an extended visit to her son. Mir. Clifton Watson, in New York
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08

nue. Handlndue articles at IedsoHdple prices will be sold.
 The Woman's exchange is offering hand made articles of all kinds for Christ mas gifts.
 1 The board of managers of the Mercy Home will hold meeting at the home Tuesday morning at 1o:S0. Chapter of the Boys club will hold a meeting Thursday at 2:30 with Mrs. H. ". Taylor, 252S Twenty second ave nue, north. l The Pelham chapter U. D. C. will meet Wednesday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Luman Handley, 1517 soutt Fourteenth street. Reports from the U. D. c. convention at Washington will be heard.
 The General Sumter chapter, D. A. R., will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. w A. Chenoweth, 2320 Arlington avenue. All of the daughters are requested to be present. PERSONAL NOTES
 Mrs. ]. Warren Stokes of Atlanta is the guest of Mrs. Allie Birch at Terrace Court.
  Miss Mabel Marler is expected home December 20 from Converse college, Spar tanburg, s. C.
 Mrs. R. D. Brown has been called 10 Meridian to the bedside of her brother Dr. A. R. Johnson, wfio is critically i'll. pr. Johnson will undergo an operation Monday in New Orleans.
 4-. return to her home in Atlanta Monday.
 Miss Katherine Burrows of Atlanta is the guest of Mrs. Orris Reives at Ter race Court The departure of Mrs J. Morgan Clem- ents for her home in New York is a mat ter of regret to a wide circle of friends, among whom she has become a social fav- orte. Mrs. Clements was the guest of honor at number of social affairs sev- eral years ago when she was the guest of MT. Clements brother, MT. F. B. Clem- ents, and Mrs Clements, and again dur ing her recent stay in the city. She is a woman of superior mental attainments and aristocratic southern lineage. Her grandfather, John Cousins ogden, and Gen. Aaron ogden, her great grand father a man of revolutionary fame, who fought in the revolution, were both notable men.
 Miss Marion Orr will go to Montgom- cry December 20 to visit Mrs. Frank El- more. She will share nonors with Miss Bessie Spann al a dance given that night at the Exchange hotel.
 Mrs. A. B. Cleneay has returned from pleasant visit to friends in Goodwater.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Will Eager of Valdosta, Ga, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. R. D. Johnston.
 Mrs J. F. Winters will return today from a short visit to friends in Annis- ton.
 The many friends of Mrs. Arthur c. Granville, (Rosa Starr), who underwent an operation at St. Vincents hospital Tuesday morning, will be glad to know that she is out of danger and can see her friends.
 Mrs. J. " Knapp of Newman, Ga, is visiting Mrs. Frank King at Woodlawn this week.
 Little Gladys Tmogene, daughter Of Mrs Frank King. is rapidly recovering from an operation.
 Mrs. Scott Roberts and Mrs. Neil Sterne left yesterday for Anniston after pleasant visit to Mrs. Steve Smith in Glen Iris.
 Miss Annie Lyde Smith of Anniston, is expected tomorrow to visit Mrs. Steve Smith.
 MT. and Mrs. c. D. Ebersole have re- turned from a three months trip to Baltimore.
 Mrs. C. E. Watson who has been visiting her son, Marvin Watson, at Rag
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08

Mrs. C. E. Watson who has beel visiting her son, Marvin Watson, at Rag
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08

Miss Annie Lyde Smith of Anniston, expected tomorrow to visit Mrs. SteN Smith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08

When everything goes wrong and the future looks black, instead of moping around go right to your druggist and ask for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08

Mir. and Mrs. c. D. Ebersole have re- turned from a three months trip to Baltimore.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-08

The General Sumter chapter D. A. R. will meet Tuesday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. W. A. Chenoweth 2320 Arlington avenue. All of the daughters are requested to be present
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-06

- WIN. JuSGlce, ooL4 >. f1onore,
died at his home. Heat.
Benjamin Young, 90, 1861 Car
roll ave-, died from heart disease.
Heat.
Frank Sanders, 1909 w. Mon
roe, teamster, fell dead from seat
of wagon at Wentworth ave-,
near w. And st. Heat.
Thomas Corn, 424o w. Con-
gress ST., overcome while work
ing as lamp lighter at w. 10Th
and S. Wood SITS.
Antonio Miraello, 116O Grand
ave-, overcome by heat while
working in ditch at home.
= Louis Novak, IS, 1043o Erics-
son ave-, overcome while work
ing in American Brake Shoe and
Foundry Co., E. 95th st. and Cot
tage Grove ave. Heat,
: John Marraglia, laborer, col
1apsed while working at Berwyn
and Seeley ayes. Heat.
John Pink, Is, 1114 Wash
burne ave-, went swimming at
foot of 18th st. Cramps. Saved
by two policemen. Pulmotor re-
Sived him.
Mary Majarus, n, 1920 School
ST., found dead sitting in a chair.
Believed to have committed sui
eide by asphyxiation as result
of heat.
Mrs. A. S. Samuelson, 6S, 1924
Rhine ST., tried to drown herself
in Humboldt Park lagoon. Res
cued. Heat. Hospitals
Morris Manhoss, S, 1246 S.
"A ShIand ave Severely IN i11red h1,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-06

by unidentified man on Stony
Island ave-, south of E. Oath st.
Short time later a man with
bloody handkerchief was arrest
ed. Gave the name of James
Corey.
Charles E. Bleyer, Pres. Haw-
ley Down-Draft Furnace Co.,
with main Office at 10 S. Jeffer-
son St, being sought by creditors
of the company.
They ask that Bleyer be exam
ined in U. S. court regarding the
concerns affairs.
Mrs. Alice B.. We'll is suing
Warren S. Saiter, manager of
Vendome hotel for $4,000 dam
ages. Says he SLAPPED her when
she refused to pay SIS extra which
he tried to charge her for pillow
slips torn by her children,
Body of Axiel Fleming, 2204
North ave-, drowned two months
ago, went ashore in Waukegan
late yesterday.
Two weeks old girl found in
basket in bushes near. engine
house of Company No. 90 on E.
Chicago ave. and St. Vincent's
Orphan Asylum.
Louis Roessl, 1855 Wright
wood ave.; Rosina Marcelli, 756
Wellington ST.; Abe Rothenburg,
3, 1911 Waller ST.; Charles I'm
german, 3137 w. 22nd ST.; Geo.
Palmer, 311o S. Michigan ave-;
Harry Williams, 6412 Ellis ave-;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22

and every effort was made 20 eou.
ole kooaeyelt's name with mine In
a sort OF Joint campaign scheme.
'Medill Mccormick was lntrust.
cd With the publication OF a pam.
phiot showing my record OF accom-.
plishments Ia the fight for the peo-
pie. The copy for this was pre-.
pared. and after all was ready. he
delayed the publication. Then |
went out on a eampaiES blur. and
during my absence Mce,sf,nlck pre-.
pared another pamphlet In which
Roosevelt's name was sklllfuiiy In.
serted Ia about every paragraph.
aud suhmltted Il for the la Fol.
lette pamphlet. Houser. my cam.
paign manager. heard OF this. and
wired me for instructions.
MY reply was. Don't send out
anything unlcss Mrs La Toilette
sanctions A. He sent Mccormick s
substitute pamphlet TO my wife for
inspection. and abe locked IL up In
her desk. We have II yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22
Disturbance
On Waterfront

IA the exception Of Piers ? and
- strike on the water front,
MI ". ". leadership. did not
rnlIse today. I. W. ". or
rs discIaim the rumoEs that
Intended to tie up the water
They claim that the strike
nlied only Ia those places
- the lonxshoremcn and ware
"a vork was paid at 20 cents an
ally. The strikers demand 40
4 q eents an hour. according to
4 ~ schedule for general mer-
-. and between 50 and Is
= III the handling OF lumber.
|u striks started AZ Piers ? and
" reek According to w. Hoo
sse OF the committee on or
n:ien. only those two pierre.
= mnsshly Piers 3. s, II. IL and
asxt Northern docks. may also
n1luj<d IN the walkout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22

.erl.AND. Or. April "a
IA rallette Is my best cam
= nanager." said the fighting
IN frur Wisconsin while dis
- The many angles OF his
IN hattie for the republican
.,..sien for president. during
shlrlwind campaign through
cate There Is no tooling
"a mere than once she saved
AN Al the time when 50 many
~ supporters were deserving
~ have no idea OF the schemes
,Ae traitors In my camp used
.sssen my camraign before the
!, Arssk came. and Il was only
a the nngirlng watchfulness
IN Ia Toilette that many of
y srhemes failed.
a. eight weeks prior 10 the an
.srnent that Roosevelt had de-
q % run. every effort was made
a Inc ground cut from under
rsnpaign literature that was
\ 10 10 sent out was delayed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22
eUBLIC MARKETS
nEsrLAkE ManI.I.r

|n.r, "''trfLAkE HAHhEsE
\ salmon, l8c n. black
- &c. shsd Columbia river.
~ lbs i5c; striped baas. 25c
n 49, oysters. 55c pit. rock
i ts1e - medium crabs. . for
~ y steak. 2 lbs t5c. haiibut
~ ~. &c, perch, 2 lbs. zsc
y yie, lbs. f5c. founders.
Ssrsnian carp. 2 lhs. lsc. 4 lbs.
NJ, tsie1 clam, Csc at. silver
y rs,i ~ 70 herring. &c 10. Ger.
y ~, ~. I've doz. 2 duchess cakas,
M i1aFss bread, toc: sweet rye
ID ~. ~ ioaf Zoe glass Jelly. Sc.
4pioca, lbs. zsc.
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Furnished Rooms.

>ee'Sf>f>f>sssss>s>>>s><~s
TO Let EeleRnni front room. pri-
vate bath, walking distance.
beaumont Apartments. Apt !.
10 : summit av. Phone East z2fI
NlIEinus Hotel, hth a Virginia, near
fNcHilnko offerh new, modern ele-
dHhntiy furnished rooms, with tho
xhrst accommodation lowest rates.
Tho broadway. corner broadway
and resier. Modern. $500 a week
up. ~ n PreutirH, proprietor,
For Rant Furnished room. 1915 w.
bpth Phone Hailard 1891
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. iiigM
Flrst --itates Goo daily and up
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PIKE PLACE nanI1ur

ri r.Slop Yakima honey. fGc
HI ~ ~. tomatoes. $50 N; grape
L s'.snfise local rhubarb, lbs.
r. s,sss,e' coz. lie. Yakima po-
NJ ,,ts sack. del; dried apples.
h d, ~ Is cheese. zoe ~. brooms,
"a &c ralsins, Sc pkg: veal
Ets ~ 20 spices. &c can, steak
n ssekiing, Sc each; kippersd
Z ~ ~ Danish method butter
p 'sad, l0c n, red snapper. q
~ Hour, gi.z0 aaeL
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~-~-~~~<~~-~.~e~~~e~~s~ ~-~S~~~-~-~-~~~~~-cyNs@
OWNER ~ NEED OF MONEY
-Four lots. 2sxi00 each tcOrnsr), ~
Manhattan Beach. the coming sea-
side resort 70 Portland. or Rail.
way line laid through. Price %.
Two lots. h0Ni0Q, each, al Nehaleui
Beach. near Portland, Or, tlzs.
One corner lot. 50x7g. At Rockaway
Beach. the coming seaside resort
20 Portland. Railway line laid
through here also. $50.
Two acres on Lake G0odwin, near
Everett. Wash. Proposed iuterur.
ban 20 pass near here. $50. MUST
sell quickly. VIII sacrifice all Tor
1850 caah. Address X-ibz. care
star.
cafarrh, eye. ear, nose. throat. asin
nerve. heart. lung and blood dis-
eases. epilepsy. goitre. Kidney.
bladder diseases cured Tor ~ pss
month. DR. Severance. BIS Secona
Az. Melhoru Bldg rooms bgs-sof.
Ca patle. refined woman. wishes po-
eltion. nurse. companion, assist ~
hsuae work. good cook, or Will
care for lady or gentleman ~ heF
own pretty home. Address &-lbs,|
care Star. .-----
Rupture cured. permanent. without
over 200 eases cured past two
system. ga Eitel rldg., Seattle.
and Manlcuring, sham
pooling, scalp and facial treatment
office hours, , a. m. to.B y. m. zlV
liberty Bldg. -
BLADES aharpened; 30e
doz. razors. 35c. etc. 1901 tth av.
gclentiflc massage. trained nurse
Main $3.50.
Don't be lonely. JOIN our Matrimonial
Bureau. Ladies' free. 7Vs Pine St,
TOupEEa. WIGS-AIl kinds Of hair
work Korb, f0f Spring. Ind asgz
giIT ana Pottar--Test circle Friday
g. Readings daily. 1903 srd,
Gay II saw II IN the star"
Nichols, bungalows. Hinckley Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22

LOST anu TOuIiu.
~.~~~s~-~~s~S~~>~.~-~c ~~-~~Nr>~-r~~f>S>>>r>
I.oat---A red Durham COW. white
spot on forehead. white rings
around hoofs. A liberal reward for
return. owner, Mrs. Mary Han
sent. 1919 sheldon st, GEORGETOWN:
Light brown Jersey COW about =
years old; left horn about : Inches
shorter. Reward. Box sIs, Bal
lard station.
Jost---Tuesday afternoon, small open
face gold watch ana chain. valued
as keepsake. Proper reward. Phone
East $3.50. -
Found--yrhe right place 10 have your
watch repaired Synouss leWelcr.
1927 Third, near Pike. All WORK
guaranteed. ..---..--------
T0st--Dog. female. Airedale puppy,
black and tan, rough coat fhohe
Main 1850. Reward.
Reward--i.oat, white bull terrier fe-
male; II detained will be prose-
cuted Elliott s431, .--.
Tost--fady's gold brooch downtown.
Please return; reward. lBlI eth
Ave ---.
Togt---Opern glasses. pearl goa
mounting. IN balcony Metropolltan
"wednesday mat lnee. La.I .n-ls
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comb. : harr laundry soap. ssc. lard
t-lo pail sTcs oranges. J dez 25c. Gu
cutnbers. Tor each. doa lemons.
Toe diii pickles. Toe doA sAurr
kraut. Qta. iSc. chow chow. f5c
qt.s picked pigs feet. Toe 10 hot
home hAked heAnN l0c pt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22

cissfS fe~Ss fSf fSfisS ION f'l ~,
Ing location OF a. Franeia, J. H.
Francis and Herman L, Newell,
formerly OF kRiiHpeii. Mont. Ad.
treas \ tti, care Star.
Golden Gardens Park. open Tor en-
kaxemout Tor ptenica. dances. out
inEa etc Particulars 4. TorWick
$50 ballard av. Phone ballard
sa1
tlsplttSf- Plants OF alt descriptions.
aaio Holly a. Phone deacon $50
Nlchnla hnnnalnma. HlnrklnN nlk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22

hV11I1fWoRffI 4 SoNk
Directors and Licensed
tnlbaimetH 1871 lat Phones atp
Undertaking iarinra. tsli
18th \. Z. North si1. W ~ Fork
uer
tors. Third av aud University.
Main rs. Elliott fbf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22

~ svc ~; local eggs. 2 doz.
~ 1seh, : lbs. i0c, { loavas
<4zzs cn1lcs steaks. 2 lbs. 2Sc.
Z a.. 9c -; Compound lard, loo
~, IA. esroDs, ~ 40. l5c can
~ rss, .sc cateup. zoe. BIC jar
zsc, Yakima honey. isc
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Houacs for Rent.

f>r~~s~s~N-~~e~S~s>~1~~ s~Nl~N-~sN<~~~~y~-~
For Rent Furnished, new t.ronm
bungalow. furnace, fireplace. iauu-
drA trays near car line $50, 10.
Finely furnished. first-eiaaa. atfictiy
modern large S.foOm house. fur
mace. fireplace. laundry trays.
large grounds, fine view. on car
line 5000
MODERN BUNGALOW co.
500 18th Ave n 4, ftenwoud 9
t-room modern mouse laundry trays,
large garden, good chicken house,
$1,000. tTa9 Attn y Phone iiar-
t-room modern bungalow. complete
~ furnished. on waters edge. fire
place. aNs and free wood. near
beat aud ear line. Phone Adams
tas
New modern 3-roofn cottage. partly
furnished, II desired. Phone
North 1855.
For Rent tfe-roon cottage bath.
electric light. sanitary barn. .st7
Lane 81 Rent t90e
fios--Modern s-roefu house. 81 New
ton st North Queen Anne car.
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Wanted-Partners

-~~~~~~s-~>
In paying business years. same
place suitable for lady or gentle
man; want partner who can de-
vote time and small capital. gpfon-
did returns Apply Room zoi. ios
~ Avn
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~'3WE7~7
IIOWss TIITgg


HoW'S THIsg
A COMPLETE FARM, 40 acres,
well located, equipped, watered.
all ready for tho new owner.
selling on account of III health,
and nj price that will interest a
real buyer. For full particulars
call AZ this office.
y. y. MASON co. 656 n. Y. BLK.
CHICKEN RANCHES PAY WELL
We have hundreds OF small tracts
aultsbio for chicken ranches
Price. range from 90 per nere aud
up. Three tracts, Hood canal. Of
10 acres each. AZ $40 per acre
Terms on any fiye-acre tract, 90
cash, balance o. per month. Come
IN and see US
OLE HANSON a CO.
ThiFd Floor New York block
CHEAP ACREAGE CLOSE fN
10 acres OF rich. loam soil on county
road, Within driving distance ~
Seattle for fste. terms $50 cash.
uihbie. fruit and berry land. sec
this. Take Madison ear and An
derpon boat or county ferry 90
Burke a Farms office on KIRK
land wharf or call 100 Cherry 81
ARRANGE THIS EVENING
TO SEE OUR PREPARED
GARDEN TRACTS TOMORROW
and te-acre garden tracts. level
deep clay loan. not an inch OF
waste. 40 atune or gravel. some
perfectly cleared. others partly
cleared. Prices accordingly. tite
and Mp per acre. one-fifth cash,
gffinr open iii D M
WEST COAST LAND CO,
iil1-ls American Bank bldg
CHICKEN ftANcfff.s~-f have sever
al good bargains opportunities
you cannot set every day. come
IN apd let me tell you shout some
OF them.
A. II. HORTON.
tfx Mutual IAfs nidx
This office can sell land. Tossed Oft
for ffuo per acre, waterfront
acreage az t1So0. a se-acrr tract
improved waterfront. tta0.o0 per
acre. INCLUDES stock. Gabel. t01
Arcade.
WHITE RfVEn VALLEY
and upland farms and acreage.
J. " TUCKER AGENCY
Kruf. Washington. Main 1si.
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II Mru r. u MACK. CT sos Columbia
will call nj The Star office she
will receive FREE two box seat
tickets 10 PautaRes theatre.
o. ~ xtoll guaranteed fresh butter
eggs. cheese. stall -. PIKE ~ Mkt
Have your bills collected. North
Coast Collection Co, $50 y. ". Blk.
Kodak developing. iuo roll, any
size. Jacobs Photo Shop. P.-f BID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-22

ED~-Auy number Of upright
pianos ln exchange for LAT EST
STYLE - NOTE PLAYER
PIANOS; highest price allowed
Easy terms on balances. Waiiing
Piano Pariora. 1ee-zef -103 Arcade
Annex taecond floor. opposite ell
etatorsi
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For Exchange.
Irrigated Lands

IDAHO IRRIGATED LAND
one hours ride from Spokane: 4
mile to interurhnn. schools, stores
and postoffice. water In and paid .
fine soil. lies level, close 60 Hagen
lake, all under cultivation and as
good apple land as there Is In
United states. viii raise anything
You wish to plant. To exchange
for income property. fbi Arcade
Annex
w II. HAVEN INVESTMENT co.