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ere for Weeks Visit.

Miss May St. Clair arrived from
.enw cd Springs yesterday noon on
he Midland to spend week at the
ONE of her sister, Mrs. ID. X. Tor
lnce on Redlands Heights.
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Gou. Marshall ,uiW
Speak in Greeley
Snecial Seryice.

Sentinel Special Service.
Greeley, Colo, Oct. 11.-Governor
Marshall of Indiana, the democratic
nominee for vice president, Will speak
IN inns city next Saturday.
Governor Shafroth and Tully Scott
will speak also.
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isits Hrother Here

Mrs. Elmer Martin of Wayland,
ia, a sister of A. E. johnson of the
ruitvale section, is visiting in the
allcy with her brother and his
lMily.
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There was meeting of the silver
republican county central committee
last night at the office of Delaplain
& Crosby.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-14

Tonight at tho opera house Louis
James will open the theatrical sea
son in the great Shakespea:eau dra-
ma, "Othello."
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Miss Alice Duffy of the Salida
Mail is visitor at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. 5. G. Hum. She is also
an old friend of Mr.. aud Mrs. w. J.
Willis.
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G. w, Peugh returned yesterday
20 no Glenwood, where he has
en- OIL business for several days.
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ere from Palisade.

a. c. Snead Of Palisade arrived
j the city yesterday, after a short
lay in the upper valley.
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ROOSEVELT Is RESTING.

Associated Press.
Chicago, Oct. 14.--Theodore Roose-
welt rofrained from speaking today
iu order to give his throat rest. He
cancelled his specchcs in northern
Illinois and Indiana. aud goes to Mil
waukee for q meeting tonight,
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Here This Week.

The Paouiau, printed IN Paouia,
says, Mrs. Laura Jackson aud Miss
Rhoda Barnett, sisters OF Mrs. Sc.
Lewis, who had been visiting in her
home. left this morning for Grand
Junction for a visit"
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DcrrY Leaves.

Dcrry Leaves. FHHs
hSbsl, .. Derry left for trip
through the San Juan section this
morning, to be gone several days.
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Carrothcrs Home.

TtIFTUtOCTs HOlnc.
Jesse Carrothers of this city, who
has been in Paonia for some time
helping in the fruit harvest, has re.
turned TO his home here.
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Visiting in aicntrosc.

Visiting IN Mcntf0sc.
The Montrose Press says: Mrs
NJ. Thomas and son, Willie. mother
and brother OF Mrs. Ernest Miner
arrived from Grand Junction Satur-
day and will spend some time III
the city
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10 Donningucl.

10 Domingucl.
10 shoot trouble, J. a. Williams
and W. A. Newman of the Rio Grande
line and water service left for Do
minguel this morning.
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FIFTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
From The Sentinel.
October If. 1897.

There is not dissenting voice
among the medical fraternity of the
city regarding the advisability of
building system of sewage.
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Nine out of every ten know all about the ia
nous Hooser Cabinethe only kitchen cabinet adver-
tised in all the great magazines. A HALF MILLION
WOMEN use the Hooser every day.
"A Model Kitchen" the exclamation of an ex-
perienced housekeeper the saw the Hoosier
in friends kitchen.
Grand Junctio is fast becoming City of Model
chens There is scarcely any block in but has a
mouse with Hoosier Cabinet. Join bannister Bros Il
Scox's Club Plan now
NO cabinet in the world equals the Hoosier-the
only cabinet endorsed by Saturday Evening Post
dies Home Journal. Good Housekeeping and thousands
of Americas Domestic Science Schools cabinet on
which the PRICE is RIGIDLY FINED by the manufac-
turer to GIVE YOU THE BENEFIT of the low cost
manufacture-and delivered you Immediately for 81.
But HURRY! Don't delay! Join and be glad the
rest OF life!
Banniser Bros. & Silcox have made this club plan
so liberal that nousekeeper should Hoosler
Cabinet. Scores enrolling Immediately. Member
ships being taken rapidly that it difficult
whether the club will be open after tomorrow
The best plan is TO get your the list early
tomorrow and have this SILENT SERVANT delivered
right away for merely few 81 90 weekly aues
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Here from paonia.
Harvey Smith of Paonia is in the
valley visiting friends and relatiycs
and helping in the fruit harvest.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-14

Banniser
- Hoosier Cabinets
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The crowds visited this
exhibit
maikabc labor-sayng
Memberships
predict the completion club
winner This
n
quickly the dial Will point
& Sicox 10
in home You economize labor
TWO THREE leisure
Do You Know Hoosicr abinet
is the GREATEST STEP SAVER
spot!
length! Your spices flour, under hand
table
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-14

Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
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AND P|NCHO|T
DECLARE FOR I. R.

WASHINGTON. Fob. ie.--tlifford
rlnchot declared for Roosevelt for
president in the following statement
today:
The course which Senator In
fpllette has elected to pursue" says
Mr.. rinchot. will not keep the Pro.
gresaives together, and IN that
course | cannot follow him.
Tho struggle which until ro.
Gently has eentored around senator
La Foilette'a candidacy was unaer'
taken Tor two clear and appetite
purposes. frat. 10 hold the proeres'
siyes together as an effective fight.
ing force and second. 10 prevent
the nomination OF n reaotiouury
Republican for the presidency.
The country knows that Col.
Roosevelt IL a genuine progreAase'
That question was settled for AL
time By his active championship pf
human rights during the saytp
years Of conflict which made ltc
progressive movement power 10
the nation"
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TERMINAL PROMOTER HERE

men. | was selected 20 take charge
Of this enterprise because ] have
ben associated with firms which
would. IN the event Of the plan go
ing through. give their business 10
Seattle. I do not doubt that ] shall
be able 10 convince the commission
and tho Seattle public that the
city's best interests Will be served
II our proposal In accepted"
Ayers Is young.iooking man.
smooih.shayen and rather pale,
whose voice II so we'll modulatad
that he almost whispers, and who
looks out upon the world with cold
eyes through giittering glasses.
Asked II he had any experience
In promoting projects OF the kind
and magnitude OF the Seattle ter
minals. he said: NO"
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II will mako a tentative state
ment of our plans at the luncheon
OF the Ad club at noon tomorrow.
said r.. p. Ayers. president and
manager Of tho Pacific Terminal
Co. today a. tho Rainier club
where he L. q guest :.
Ayers. formerly associated with
the Bush interests as an adsertis.
ing expert. arrived in Seattle last
night To take charge OF the ncso-
siations with tho port commission
for a lease Of Harbor island.
seThe commission has our pro-
posal.- he said. ~and ] can make
no statement at this time. J want
TO ind out what people think. ]
have had dozens OF appointments
made Tor me with Seattle business
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PUBLIC MARKETS
MExri.AKE MAnKi.f


river s@sis.. Re Re sss s,nss sssi aaa
die. ise n: fresh herring, Ina sse,
salt Whole cod. s lbs tsc. seies !
sssk a Ed Pr Is. s! nssi,s s.;.r nee IN.
tors. Ssc ~. small can fish balls
crab. i'nssr,.a Re can can Sis Ia s pasa
ssas Us a Sc Il, ,s s sss ga. :s,.s..
FOR he. Ice can oysters ) Gan.
use. II herring ssr. tsx msekeTsl
sse: sFiek eeafish . a. paand
y. ri rikH ;1 rLs s.as'' sAnA 'ss .'s
No nslibuts liza, itct cluster
rzisius. Ibs fsc. leaf lard. III ~
n Eastern oysters. <rc a. s~es'
apple elder sna osanxs siasr. SOC
eating applss. slss bon, asiiv~rsd'
catons.. n lbs zss: i2aAb' chops. zoe
~ red sainnon hefsiws. tbs ssr
bananas. zoe NC DOS xsape fruit.
i iss sruas ~ IL T.. geo s sSss pa ID.
der. ssc value. lee cad Mo coffee
s<c ~: milk 5 esa<. sss. VITA sss
ssssp ssr sss-a re 'ers ss'a .ns
SANITARY wAnKEr.
ib@s graduates sugar. CSC. with
poana tea or ccffse. : ats. cFanher.
sses. 19c. eating apples. tec dos
sweet Potatoes. ! lbs Csc. aimonas
ttc NJ guaranteed local eggs.
doa ste s ieavss home made bread
Use. fbc glass appia or BLACK berry
Jelly. lee t~tfues. 6-fnr head. Soc
En3iinh breakfast tea. f1rs pare
cocoa. tic ~ strinin steak. f&r N.
shosssisr isa,b'' u rs E..tssn ham
. and bacon. f3e N faney lemons
Use dex.. oranges. Toe dos celery
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NEW YORK. Feb. ip.--oevsrnor
Hiram Johnson Of California, sp
parentiy released from hls allen
lance to Senator Ia Toilette a. pro
pressive candidate for the prssi
deney. today lssued . formal state
ment Declaring for rhesdore Roose
Welt - leader Of the fight 70 bsa,
President TAFT.
johnson recently conferred al
length With Col. Roosevelt and
other leading progressIves. aud las,
week saw La roliettc In Washing
ton when. Il IL believed N. WAGON
ain senator released the California
governor from previous promises OF
support.
While Johnson refuses 70 discuss
the matter IN any wes. n IL strongly
believed that when the progressive
slate h made up he viii be found
la the position OF Reosevelt'n run
nlng mate as candidate Tor the
vice presidency.
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FkRtF 1N"
I advocate the immediate con
ssructloD Of the proposed municipal
street railway and the construction
OF other municipal lines as soon ~
possible.
believe In the public ownership
OF docks and water terminals; also
public ownership Of railroad tsrmin'
ais II necessary.
believe ia q municipality owned
|tolephons system. In the meantime,
believe tho city should have power
to enforce all provisions OF the char
tsrs which II grants TO corporations.
believe that city light and water
should b. sold 10 consumers ~
actual coca after the interest on the
bonds and sinking funds has been
provided for
favor equal pay for women Tor
work equally well done; the aboli'
ton Of the third degree; no intim'
lastion OF prisoners. no pool rooms
In the residence districts; more
power for the civil service commits.
sion: a careful scrutiny OF the cost
N local assessments and strict en-
forcement OF the laws regarding
minors.
| believe In a clean and progress
ave administration Of the affairs oil
~ q city
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PAROLE FOR RUFF?

BAN FItANtIbCO. Feb. II
lfnai dismissal Of all reserve calen.
dar indictments sigalnst Abe Huof,
once all.powcrful boss OF San Fran.
cisco. were ordered today by aupor.
Tor Judge VIM. T.. Lnwlor when the
fhsrnto graft caAea against former
Mayor Eugene E. schmItx came up
In bis court.
Tho Dismissal OF those indIct.
meats against Ruef. who has been
brought here from his cell In San
Quentin 10 testify in the schmitx
cnse, means that Ruef will be
eligible 20 parole. and may thus
escape serving the remainder of his
if'ycar sentence.
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Children viii be- Interested In
seeing hcw many abhrcyiationa Of
the nsmes Of states they eau find In
this little storys
Ida Was looking q; the mass OF
clothes xhe vas 10 wash when Cal
ran out of the door. This letter
asks me 90 come Of once To Miss
penn. can catch tho noon stagc
coach and get the r. l. train al ?
-. N Del will help you. ~ Mont
cannot leave while loading bis ore. .
la Me- exclaimed ffa. ~This
IL rather suddca. but yon will, have
Ia hurry II you catch that old arb
OF n stag. coach
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Whole County VIII Help 81 Dc.
acc odsuts at Centenary OF Woman.
Mrs. Harriet wildman OFT q
great-grcat-great grandmother, 10 70
Celebrate her one-hundredth birth
day At springhiIl. Pa, ON March =.
and ali Of Greene county VIII assist
sbe n thu mother OF II children
and has s4f descendants living. bhc
,tiu hniss and does not have to use
spectacles.
Minnesota Goods Face Suspension
Tor Attending a Prize Tight.
Twenty goods OF the University
NJ M,nnesota. several OF them lead
ers In the Y. w. G. A.. face suspen-
siou for attending q prize nsnt
staged by the University Newsboys'
Club.
The girls and 200 college boys
cheered tho young pnsilists through
10 rounds.
Mrs. Frederick voss has been
divorced in Philadelphia by her hus'
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Engineered by Phllilp rwororer.
the official apoioeiser for Parish
at the Qulx congress, hand.
picked bunch got together In n
downtown restaurant Saturday
nlght. and. calling themselves tho
Municipal Ownership league. gave
out the statement that they en-
dorsed Timorous A. Parish, Only
three Of the members Of the real
NJ. q. league were present. and two
OF them holted the meeting WIN
they discovered that an effort was
bcing made 20 deliver them into
IN erarish camp.
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PORTLAND. o.. Feb. is.---Ar
exhaustive search 81 the Pacific
Northwest was started today for
Miss Lois Harris. -. who dIsap.
pesred from the horne o. her mother
ard stepfather. Mr.. ard Mrs. Vim.
shafer AZ Hlllsborouah.
Although the young woman has
several thousand dollars In her own
right. she len with les than efo.
Her friends cay she wac engaged
70 George Wolf. a young rsnchwsn
and that her mother oppessd the
match.
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= CINCINNATI. Feb. H. 4
4 Francis Harrison Anderson. I
4 wealthy Cincinnati ciubman 4
n who has been working as 4
4 track hand on the Pennsyi- 4
4 yania railroad AZ xcnla. Ohio. 4
Z Is hack on his job after a few 4
4 days vacation. 4
4 Anderson felt he needed d 4
Z rest. 80 he just put on his I
= pleasure sarb and started for 4
4 New York 4
4 Getting up early In the I
q morning IL really the hardest 4
Z part Of this fob. said Ander. I
= son. lie has 90 turn out At 4
4 $50 O'Clock Anderson has an I
= Income OF $500 4 month. 4
- - . > 4 b ! 4 4
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xss-ws this life would be sad for
Dull and asspondsat and dreary and 81
No M o make II a world that IL glad for
No css 10 worry - night time and day. ~
No % nist with aus and harry ~
No keep forever In doubt
No jnt - and
Life would be blank IL the Girls wcrc ish out e.
IL weren't for the gris-thered be matrimonial 4.
Worries connnbsai blIHx,
No one o for rea bsruuiai
No one o cuddie and kss
N. one TO tempt blow II In fearfulb ne
when Husband scrimp and 10 slave, ~
Wearing old duds Ind enduring cheergully =
Any old when ~srs trying TO save. -
n The girls-hersd be nothing In hisfory
Worthy reading teaching. ! think
Nothing to existence with mysery.
Nothing to drive 10 grsatness-or drink
No one on earth be pning and sixhing for
No one 20 deck oun with Arubfes and pearls,
Nothing worth living and nothing worth DYING Tor.
! life would be dark-if II weren't for the girls
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ON which I hops 10 become IN.
formed. II I have anyfhing In
America 10 dcnound6 shall a.
nouncs a."
Father Vaughn comss Of welsh
parensaxe. Apart from his preach
Ing hc devotes his life 20 the poor
Hx brother WAS the late cardinal
archbishop ~ Westminster. lila
crusade against gambling In high
stations six years ago forced Kng
Edward 20 revise bis social .iist-
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For Exchange.
AUTO WANTED

AUTO WANTED
We have client who has new
addition which ha S. putting ON
the market and he needs a ma
chine 60 cArry customers 10 and
from che car He will trade you
asdltIon Tor a fsIi or isfs ma.
chine.
JOHN II. WHITE co.
xO7 Oriental Hack
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-. Advertisement
nc. BohIke
WI Lead Council
manic Ticket

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-19

Father Bernard Vaughn. tho "a
mous English Jesuit. has como 70
America. Ito says this Of his trip
4 have come 10 America M tbs
result Of many Invitations which.
untii nov. I could not accept
feel there IN work for me with
Americans. Al present have
soothing to any against the million
aires Of this 900 and admit my
present tEnoranos Of Wall street
and Newport. These are subjects
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-19

$50 volunteers wanted to dis
tribute single tax literature
at the polls tomorrow
morning. Call at 703 North
crn Bank Bldg, Fourth and
Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-19

WASlfINUTON. Fob. 10 PreaI-
dent Taft today nominated George
nuvali TO be postmaster nj PocateIio,
Idaho.
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-. -, =. =. ~.
barber trade. Largest and most
complete school Ia tho. West Wages
paid while learning. An unlimited
course only sac. faiI ana see our
NATIONAL BARIGER COLLEGE.
90 Washington. or Tao Third Az.
Phone. Main sfg4.
We have the only system OF barber
colleges ~ tho world. ~ You want
90 be a firstsclasa finished work
man LEARN under our system. rs
ssss sAs cas 90 or Le'a isseAa ~.
Wages paid while isarulnR.
hoLFH nAflnfn COLLEGE.
z10 Occidental Az.
Young men wanted for railroad and
wireless telegraph service. easy
lions guarantssd. Cali OF address,
National Telegraph Institute.
gigh ard ay., opposite orphsum
Engineers. flrcmen. janItors instruct
90 for iiesn.e reasonable, terms.
OLYMPIC Ai''fAs a0f0 Western az.
ts.Vo up. Near public market.
WANTED
MEN OR WOMEN
To sell our beautiful 5000 lots. ON
terms Of % down and 81 monthly.
Come In ana let un tell you how
60 make Some money.
JOHN II. WHITE co.
407 Oriental Block
Bprinr III pool room. Everything
now 1M csnts per cue. 1921 Third
nv. w. crnmer, Ted Dnine
Single taxers waited 20 distribute
literature Al the polls Tuesday.
Feb. foth. WAGES. nothing. THIS
means you. THIS r. q poor name
scrap. ana you should help. Send
10 your name 70
SINGLE TAX CAMPAIGN COM
90s Northern Bank Bldg
Main 5000 Ind sfNs
MALE HELP .ntonrwn0otr
Wanted--NhinRier TO lay 20 900
shingles by contract Call Queen
Anne 1921
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Women In the News

band. who said she insisted on keep
ing nine cats In the house. which
no regarded as cruelty.
He said the animals took posses
sion Of his bed and most OF tho
chairs and that he couldn't get rid
Of them because his wife belonged
to the Il. PC. A. and threatened to
have him arrested II he tried.
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Girls, Take a Turkish Towel and
Make q Stylish Hat.

Easter bonnet bills need not be
so large II women want 10 be eco.
nomicaI, for turban hats OF usoder.
ate size are going to be the natty
things for Easter, according 10 the
National MiIliners' Association.
These turbans may be made from
an ordinary Turkish towel. twisted
and shaped to suit. and stained any
color. Plain red win be the prevail
ing shade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-19

MEN and women get out ?f the
RUT. take up TEf4BGRAPHY as
q profession. We teach you quick
~ personal Instructions, day or
lions guaranteed In oity or on
nearby railroads. Pacific Teie-
graph and Railway Institute, eli
Washington building, ZOE LIST az:
Mems suits cleaned and pressed.
siOo. suititorium. iaga 9th av.
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Situations Wanted
Female
Help Wanted--Male.

Fosision a. dfessmaieF Sy me day.
Phone East ktGa.
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s'~">N~"-r~>~@~~~~>~~~~eN ~>>~~~~~~~e~~~<~~S~<
HORSE AUCTION co. 1922 LIST Ave.
D. has sales Of horses. wagons.
harness, every Tuesday, l D. ~. u.
rive fresh cows. with calves by SIDE.
Gas Fifth az. 3. Sidney 100.
FOR SALE. cHEAP--Light team q
1silfery mares. wagon aud har-
meas. or Will trade for large horse.
Ksnwood zlt
$50 TAKES good family COW. she
gives q good flow OF milk and 10
gentle, Phone kenwood zff
For ssis--A fine lot OF young dairy
cows. Inquire OF J. 81 Garrison.
az Interurban Grocery. Kent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-19

The Daughters of the Union, com
posed OF women whose relatives
fought In the Civil war, was organ.
lied few days ago, with the object
OF bringing the women Of the North
and those OF the South together to
honor their heroes. Mrs. Frank
Crowell IL tho leader In the move
ment. But the socicty's name may
have to be changed. Women OF Tho
South have objected to being een-
rolled under a title thae In wartime
meant only the North. fay
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= : - -
Homesteads

A few fine homeBteads In Central
oregon. near mine. plenty OF
water and timber. railroad.
schools and nawmiiis. Call Main
fs1f
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Lake Burien Property.

~'''~'''-'''>s-aSK >ESNPfSf ''''''''>'''''S
An acre. one block from Burien
i nx &c, esr me $500; ,sffp "a, M. n
1st. Ind. Igel
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board. private faniiy: close In.
minute car service terry reason
able. East feo1. isoe Yesior way
Rqom AID board. IS 90 per week:
home cooking. 1914 Eat ieffsrsoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-19

Special Noe1coo.
5Sks Wflifse fss sSsssa fsEa;
ssi. scs' los AreaSs xHnss. iss,
Oft the elevator on the second
ares ara Player ffanos. the new
est product Of tho biggest max ?
ere In Afnertca Here toa see and
hear . piano As n will look and
sound IN your own home. Easy
terms N necessary
Corsefr - r'rons -ine~. also back ,iace.
Madam MoFrsii. ttgr snd av.
WeNssA~ wesfssks r1iyd lot Msin
A<1f*
fhrenoiosfc charts n1nd dat Hath
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FOR ssle--Mzchine shop. foundry.
doing good business, AZ a narRain
II taken at once. : blocks FROM
Fys next 10 siding, blocks from
G. ~ q r. a ny. Property. shop.
machinery and stock Invoice
th,tep: $1,000 will take same
with . guarantee Of 5000 worth
OF work out Of the $500 and one
year $1,000, F-fzT, care star.
Store and property for saie--K you
want ~ bRrenfn, Investigate this
aas great sacrifice. F-lai, Star.
Oroc~ry--Nicc little store. close In
will sacrifice fer cash. Ind. s5ex.
Small hotel for sale. North 9sz
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Money loaned on diav~nds and Jew
elry, private offices; con ffdentiai.
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Funeral Directors.

Help Wanted--Female
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wanted--~Young women. either ox-
Dariencod or inexperienced. to
work an telephone operators. Ap-
ply 10 hos Bird av, or 1890 18th
az. The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Co.
Wantod--Wonan. 30 10 40. as part
ner. TO 20 TO oregon and home
In answer, state whore to be seen.
Address F-Iss, star.
Raetffne piano playing positively
taught In 40 TO 10 lesrons. Hook
tsts free. Seattle school OF f'opu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-19
REMOVE YOUR sruMps

REMOVE YOUR STUMFS
with one-man stump puiler, most
practical hand power stump pull.
or on the market; has capacity OF
20 tons; weight SO lbs.
Further information write
JOHN OPDAL,
waterman. wash.