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The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1912-04-05

Jno. F. Moore, eX-manager OF the
Grand Junction Fruit Growers as
ISOLATION, was in the city on business
the first of the week
w. c. Schon was here from Grand
: junction Tuesday unloading a car
| of orchard heaters for growers of
this county.
Duck Eggs-White Peking and In
dian Runner-fo.' Sic by Mrs. l. B.
Raichart, North d. La. Phone Gar
net 1851.
Mrs. Charles l.. Keller and little
daughter, are spending the week
with Mrs. Keller's sister on Rogers
mesa.
Rudolph Paulus, who spent the
winter at Mansion. Wisconsin, Will
return to Delta, probably arriving
today or tomorrow.
James Barnard, ex-mayor, capital
ist. stockman and all'round good fell
low, was down from Hotchkiss We'd
nesday ngiht brushing antlers with
the elks.
| Mesdames Scott and Meyers have
! taken the agency for the Hygenic
| Franco American Toilet requisites.
Leave orders at 755 Grand avenue
or 1872 Meeker.
Ollie Wilson, one of the well
known Rio Grande train men of the
second division. was here from
] ~ a Irn nd
10 Montrose Monday morning.
DR.. H. X. Gibbs came down from
his Surface Creek fruit farm the
first of the week and put in several
days visiting his many old-time
friends.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Maupin
of Roubideau. was born a ten-pound
son on Sunday March 81. 1912. The
mother and child are both reported
doing nicely.
A. J. Worse departed for Salt
Lake City on business Tuesday even
rag. Mr.. worse is a general repre-
sentative of the Utah nurseries and
makes frequent trips to that state.
Miss Edna Pcrges was awarded
first pr ze. handsome fountain
pen. for the best article written
in favor of the Rexall remedies. fol
a local drug house. There werI
sevaral Contestants.
Mr. and Mrs. G. b. Welch and lit
tie son are here from Elk county.
Kansas, with view of permanent
l. t. f.tr flxf
are guests at the home of the for
mer's brother.
l.. w. Scovel of North Delta, is
dow,a from his mining claims near
i Telluride, where he has some fine
ere showings. Mr. Scovel is forming
a working company to further de-
velop his claims.
For Sale-On account of leaving
Delta We have some good furniture
almost new, we will sell at private
sale. at the Methodist parsonage,
Call and see II there is anything
YOU want. j. A. johnson.
Mary Meyer drove party of Del
taites to Grand junction last Snday
morning and made the retuurn trip
that night They confronted a mild
wind and snow furry on the way
down but weather conditions were
fine for the journey home.
Miss Claire Mower, assisted by
her mother. Mrs. c. L. Mower. en-
tertained the ]. $. S. X. club at her
home on Dodge street last Friday
night. A series of games was en-
joyed and dainty refreshments
served All enjoyed the evening.
T. f. Shaw. prominent business
man of Burt. New York, and largely
interested in cold storage plants
of that state. was in the city Sat
urday and Sunday, being enroute
to his home from business and
] pleasure visit in the Hood River
country and other parts of Oregon.
and they came to Delta for n brief
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. f. J
Mathews of Paonia.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1912-04-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

DR.. McGrew, over Delta Nat. Bank.
Seed Potatoes at Crabill's.
w. A. Davis. General Auctioneer.
Lovett' S car for Cedaredge daily.
Vim Clark returned last week from
a ten-day's visit in Denver.
Bronze Turkey Eggs tor sale. ST.
SO per setting. Phone Delta 1913.
E. NJ. Tucker was visitor in the
city from Montrose last week.
Attorney l. d. McFadden return
ed from Montrose to Paonia, on
Saturday of last week.
Mrs. S. II. Kettle was visiting rel
atives in Delta county last week
from Colona.
William Darling made a business
visit to Grand junction the latter
part of last week.
w. E. Schoolfield was an outgo-
ing passenger for the San Luis val
ley Tuesday morning.
Big Easter dinner at the Perkins
Hotel next Sunday. Hours from
1890 to 2.
Easter will be observed at the
Delt churches Suhdaay in the usual
religious celebration of the day.
A fresh coat of paint has bright
ened the fronts of Roy l.. Smith S
and Porges' stores on Main street.
Judge NJ. r. Welch is expected
home this evening from business
week in Denver.
/. n. Pepper of Peppers gardens.
Montrose coLAty. WIS Delta visitor
yesterday.
George T. Coffin. one of the en-
ergctic business men of Rifle, was
In the city on business Wednesday.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Kaessinger at an early hour last Fri
day morning Weight nine and one
fourth pounds.
Jno. W. letters was business
visitor in Cripple Greek this week,
going to that point Monday mora
Ing.
Leonard Baird was an outgoing
passenger for Denver Sunday morn
..,.- s,..rar,,t, o., ,,o "a .
- -, a., ctr,
IL, l., No.,
- -. -, - ,ha, noip,
I' -, 60 At,
-, .,7,,.,,,,, ,,,a,,,o,t.s
c.s,a l.. hour s,,,
-. pt,,,ara.o, v,s nassen-
,l,,,..,. ,r,esdo, morrinq
-, -. ~, ax,.a,,ad IN 90
c. -, a,h cor hmm noints
n ~ C,s,l,h.-rv formerly a
,,a,,, ,,,o,oa,hor I'm, now "A
Co., cr..r r,.,cner has been in tn.
H.. ,,,s a, ,.tt,, some views
Io,p n J,coh.on Allen l.. c. Dan.
60, a,d Ioff.rson ID Walker made
,,n.i nroo,s nm ,h.ir homestead en-
,r,cs "Wednesday
A., axoh,r,a make "some wise
,orsor 20 inform 4, why these facts
aro ,rue " II ,bey are facts" they
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1912-04-05
CARD OF THTANkS.

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to all neighbors and friends
for their many kfndly offices during
the illness and death of our hus-
hand and father.
MRS. MAYS,
AND FAMILY.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1912-04-05
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express our thanks
to those who so kfndly assisted us
during the illness and death of our
late husband and father, A. f.
Linklettsr
MRS NJ. B. LINKLETTER,
AND FAMILY.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1912-04-05
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Mrs. Emma C. Bennett, Mrs. Susie
Bennett, Miss Hila Bennett. Clinton
Brown, Arthur E. Cole. Lester Ellis.
S. A. Haynes. McClain & Cofu, A.
f. Moore, A. b. Newton, John T..
Steele.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
DEFENDANT HITS
PASTOR WITNESS
Rev. G. N. Buford Nearly
Knocked Down by Ruff at
Recorders Court Session.

New. G. n Buford, one of the as
isistant pastors of the Central Presby-
sterian church, was struck in the breast
and almost knocked from the witness
platform in police court today by B. NJ.
Ruff, hotel proprietor, just after the
minister had testified against Ruff.
Recorder Broyles fined Ruff Sl0.75
for contempt of court, and increased
this to s25.75 when Ruff. as he start
ed to leave the stand. remarked:
"Tl knock his d-n brains out"
The recorder had just decided that
Rufus boarding house the Cadillac. at
IS East Hunter street is disorderly
house and had bound over Ruff. his
wife and Mrs H. E. Porter. fixing their
bond at $500 each. Mr. Buford, with
other witnesses had given evidence as
to the character of the place. The
Cadillac is just around the corner of
Washington street from the Central
PRESBYTERIAN church, and the minister
felt an especial interest in the case.
Only one blow was struck by Ruff,
officers interfering before he could
make a further atatck on the minister.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
COUNCIL TACKLES
MAIL PROBLEM IN
NAMES OF STREETS

Duplication of names and numbers OF
Atlanta streets and the conditions OF
the sidewalks will be taken up TINS ait
ernoon by the streets committee OF
council, Of which Harvey Hatcher IS
chairman. On invitation from the
N committee. D. C. Cole, assistant post
master; W. w. Strong. superintendent
sof carriers, and 1. G. Hart, superin-
tendent of mails, will appear before the
committee and specify the streets IN
which improvements are asked.
The fact that in many instances there
are two streets with the same name
make it hard for mail clerks to avoid
DELAYS and confusion in handling the
mail and often cause letters to be a
say late in being delivered Many va
rttions of the popular word Peach
zee" also add to the confusion Ac-
riding to one mail clerk, there are
aout seventeen "Peachtrees' in At
lalta. Peachtree street, place, terrace,
Wv. avenue, court, heights, and then
nearly as many variations of West
pAachtree make the handling of letters
extremely difficult, especially when the
address is carelessly written.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03

such amounts as the buyer wishes to
give. The proceeds go to the support
of the Sheltering Arms 1t is the one
day in the year that this home asks
public aid.
A warning has been sent out by the
taggers. It tells every male person in
the city that he might as well dutifully
prepare himself for the tagging opera
ton. for it's coming to him sure.
AS a matter of fact, there will be a
young army waiting on the corners for
the express purpose of being tagged.
If in some manner. the young women
with the tags should happen to over
look them, they would Immediately be-
come pursuers themselves.
The plan of battle has been drawn.
Atlanta has been laid out before the
several commanding officers. Each dis
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03

trict will be in the hands of a field
marshal and several assistants. Every
prominent corner will be patrolled,
every public building will yield itself
to the invader
They will be everywhere at once. and
should any one hope to escape without
purchasing at least one of the tags. he
will have to hunt storm cellar some
where
In addition to the young women, who
will be stationed in prominent places,
there will be another group which will
take in the city with an automobile
out into the highways and byways they
will go. He who travels by foot or by
horse will be stopped gently and given
the come across" sign.
The young women will begin tagging
about 8 80 o'clock
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
100 BEER DEALERS
FACE INDICTMENT;
HAVEN'T PAID TAX

The Fulton county grand jury today
took up about 100 presentments against
100 near beer dealers who had failed to
pay their license fees, but adjourned
before reaching a decision 1t is eX-
pected that indictments will be re-
turned in every instance, The indict-
ments are for misdemeanor.
Fulton county dealers are the only
ones in the state that have failed TO
nav the license taxes. and the cases
against them we're made only after
Governor Brown had insisted that Full
ton county authorities act.
Near beer license taxes in Fulton
county aggregate $4,000 and We're due
on January /. Only $4,000 has been
paid to Ordinary Wilkinson and sent to
the state treasurer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03

White Citv Park Nn,u Oman
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
MEXICO WILL INCREASE
ARMY TO 10000 MEN

MEXICO CITY. May S.-The senate
today passed the war bill increasing the
federal army to $4,000 men by vote of
40 to g.
The measure will become law now as
soon as President Madero affixes his
signature.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
TAG ARMY WILL INVADE ATLANTA
GIRLS AS WARRIORS FOR. CHARITY
Every Citizen Must Contribute
His Mite to the SheItering
Arms.

Armed with blue tags and cigar
boxes, a host of pretty girls will sweep
the city Monday.
The day has been set aside as Tag
day. The little cards will be sold for
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
MACON OPENS NEW Y. M. c. A

MACON, GA, May S.-Macon's new
Y. M. c. A. building, costing 100000,
was formally opened last night. The
money with which to build 1t was
raised by popular subscription. Next
week more than 300 veterans will eat
and sleep in the building.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
VETERAN ENDS LONG TRAMP.

MACON, GA. May 9.-James c. Will
liams, of Louisville. Texas. a veteran,
70 years old, has arrived in Macon aft
er walk of 1895 miles. He left his
home on February 26 and walked to
Macon in nearly two months time.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
Miss l1uIett Cleveland.

Miss Hulett Cleveland. age II years
died today at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Cleveland, SO
Grady Place, West End. after an illness
of a week The body will be taken to
Griffin tomorrow morning a 8 o'clock for
funeral and interment.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
LAGRANGE ELECTS OFFICIALS.

LAGRANGE, GA, May 3-Mayor John
B Edmondson was elected a the reg
ular city election held here. F. ]. Pike,
J. D Hudson, and Roy Dallis were elected
to the city council to succeed Wade Nc
Game, A H. Thompson and H D. Phil
lips The hold over members of city -coun-
Gil are Frank Ridley, Jr., C v. Truitt
and w S. Davis
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03

A meeting of the alumni and friends
Of Oglethorpe University will be held at
Milledgeville next Thursday TO plan fer
the re- establishment and reopening of
the university The occasion will be
one of deep interest to all former stu
dents of that venera BILE institution from
which were graduated in ante belum
days many of the most highly distin-
guished men of, the South. This meet
ing will afford a rare opportunity for
the reunion of friends fellow students
and classmates, and enable them 20 re-
visit the old campus and recall scenes
most fondly remembered a large at
tendance is hoped for and expected.
w B. Burough, Brunswick Ga
j. H Martin. Hawknsville, Ga.
E. NJ. Green, Danville. Ky.
H. NJ Bryan, Talbotton Ga.
VIM. Redo, Jr., Columbus Ca
Peter Pelham. Poulan, Ga
2. D Harrison, Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03
DAILY STATISTICS.

s11. 5oo-Mrs Matte Mccall to Morrow
Transfer and Storage Company. land lot
~ of the subdivision of the Boynton prop
erty in city lot rs of the Fourteenth dis
trict of originally Henry, now Fulton.
street and SO feet south of said street and
Fair street, 47x109 feet April %
s5,500-E. D. Crawford to Mrs Z. \
Crawford, land lot same as above, 47x109
feet May rs, 1910.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-03

s1,o00-M n Bradley to Mrs Matte
Mccall. land lot % on the east side of
Formwalt street, 96 feet south of the
southeast corner of said street and Fair
street, 47x109 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25
Pcrsonal.

csfefsSr-. s{s ear < ssc. tSscst s n
nerve. heart. lung and blood dts
eases epilepsy. Koitre. kidney.
bladder diseases cured for q per
month. pr Severance. stt Second
Az, Melharn nlas, rooms ses-sat
Rupture cured. permanent, without
operation or detention from labor;
over zoe cases cured past two
years. sgcs 70 70. Harvard
system, SIT Eitei nidg Seattle.
GILLETTE nt.AbfsS anarpsned. acc
der. fanors, shc. etc. isai eth av,
scientific massage. trained nurse.
Main etaa.
Don't be lonely Iotn cur detrimental
bureau. ladies free Tes Pine 81 !,
rourEES. WtuS--Aii kinds Of hair
work Nefh. tot spring, Ind ttsa
ON aud Potter Test circle friday
=. ReaainEn daily 1895 srd.
Nichols. banaalowu llinckiey NIX
Say Il saw Ii In Tn. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25
Lost and Found.

l>'''> flcWIHn> 10F amff ~~-''>
I live AZ ttte Linden Ave. Fremont
We had q bed OF fine tulips In the
Nard- They were stolen Tuesday
night Will pay $500 reward Tor
who did IL. Chas W. IIttlefleid
NJ. u. tts central nidg
Lossf--A circle platinum brooth set
with aiNteen diamonds. lost Friday
night nhersi reward.
MedftAW. kfTrtNGER e CASE.
colman FLOCK
Found--rhe right place to have your
watch repaired. Sylaona. jeweler,
1857 Third, near Pike. All work
guarantned.
Gold watch. with diamond set In
cese. slight dent in case. Rewar d.
Elliott SesT
Large cameo ria Reward. II re-
turned 20 SOS II ave. Main ssts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25
.a>,r.nY MAnkEr

~lfbuC Q lbs e9cs Chinook
4 ~sr fse n. Enxlish sole. lbs
n serrh. . la tsc. Columbia riV-
4 IA fac n red snapper. Tbs
4 ,hsoiAer % lamb. Sc leaf lard.
IN iarmb cAepz. ! fbA sSc. neck
20 4 lbs 45c. club sausage. lee
hrre cans ealmcn. ssc. iae
k.s.ks flour. lee ! lee cans soup.
4 To- boxes crackers. 13c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25
n,nru~

ri 20 Mr.. and Mrx l. ". ThomD-
N ian Thlrty-sscond av.. Etri 10
4 IA Mrs. a. n Butler. ia&t Calf
- mace Eirt Go Mr. and AFa
r. Thfnck tSes Fre-
r. Az klrt 70 Mr. and Hrt. g. w.
k.xaair. sgt8 Eakt Cherry 81 giri
~ aud ME- a ". Bennett. 1855
~ xiri q MIR. and Mira W L.
r.. ~ Tenth av.. boy to Mr.. anal
"A slias b Guthrtcs lis broad =. :
y " NJ. and Mrs. Hugh OfConnor.
H. IL Bunting. ISIS Bellevue
= ,sf 10 Mr.. and No Carl ~
kr,sst. 1iet Thirty- seventh av. =
% NJ ard Mrs Carl A. Carl
Ern $3.50 Fourth av. ~ w. boy TO
ua Mrs Glen r. Wate. YeMlsr,
- boy - Mr.. and Mrs y. Doh
4 H. Victoria ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25
PUBLIC MARKETS
Sssri'.Nr MsnNEr

- r{ee I ihx 1sc. 4 ibs rolled
S.k SO. Sc boxes matches.
lss lima beans, tacs : lbs.
a. sssas. ise. Z lee pkss, raisins.
Aaxes starch. ass, : cans sar =
~ cooking nppies. : lbs. rar +.
|>Sr.e wainats. soft -shetted. rs.
y 49,. table salt, tec, teyteft
a. bakinx powder. n tSc,
a. TN4f iaaho hard ~hsa 1
x,ek Sfet, roasted grain. n
tos cocoanut cakes. = e.
!. N ice figs n toc. head le, .
n Z for sc. Spiderles tea. 10 eec-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25
Furnished Houses

Groom furnished house, with piano,
~ block from MERRIAM car soon
garden spot. Adults preferred.
For particulars phone Kenwood
1910.
AftractIve Groom bungalow; bath,
lawn. 1911 10th and Madison
East se3f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25
IN 4 REASON FOR
QUEER THEFrS

.xearoLls. MINI. April sS.--
$500 strange story Of ono.
ssss and how he had taken
~ hla,Self 60 provide such
.s.h shees failed to get him
,,'ssm yesterday when he
4 .n.rse.l Ia the municipal court
p ''.@slIun elxht right foot shoes
= store Instead Burke got
~. IN the work house. =.
~. ~ ssssoss / got those shoes. all
=. shtefoot. is that | take
Y" q ne ~ hospital for men
M - iheir legs ampu.
F,4 IA the court The
q s,shI mfh Al the hospital TO
z. ,sslr ees amputated have had
4. M, legs cut OF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25

| asnock salmon. IDS a.e ihS
La lbs 2lr. sled. - 10 knS ttsu
a los Eie, rock cod. IDS. sst !
kaat his i5cs kipp~Trd shaa.
= neN ruckiinE. Ter &c.
k.Alnxton creamery butter, tnS.
4 sarir made cream cheese. E5r 70 .
8. 4 large cans -tcs veal chops,
- hamburger steak. lbs. @efi
q n ias,h. feAc 70 Eastern ham.
4 =, Caramel OSt, -ef jar. Neftua =
~ puaaing. lee rtnG. lemons. J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25
LEVEL FERTILE ACRES

Fise-ecre tracts all In grass aud
ready for tbs pillow. The soil u n
deep. rich black vegetable loan
WIN grow any kind OF fruit. veg
ethhteH or grain that are ruliitafs
Cd In Western Washington 10
minutes walk from the railway
station and graded school. located
on the Pacific highway. with q
EraNeird road 10 market your pro-
ducc. only few minutes drive 10
creamery condenser ana cNnnert
whore you can receive the hiRh-
est market price for your prod +.
ucts. Mills mines aud railroad
shopu. where. ~ necessary YOU can
secure work az good wages. Wa
can sell you pna Of thess tracts az
low as $500. which 10 less than
ether firms are selling f-ncrc
tracts for. Our terms are % cash
and 81 month per Frrs. one
crop will pay for the land. one
man last year sold from = acres
OF this lard SOC worth OF straw
berries. Como ia and see our pic
lures OF farms and homes on these
tracts. and free circulars and
bcokIetA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25
Board and Room.

o~e~rr~~oN.~~e~~~N- ~~~c~~>~~>~es>s~N>~
Good home ror babies ana children.
good care. tf2.00 month. North
z0gs
Wanted-Fou OF five young mon,
board and room. on hOuseboat.
Madtsop Park. East 2gsO.
Wanted-Babies or children 70 board
BY nurse IN private aguburban
home Phone Kenwood Yea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25

!. Funeral Directors.

49, .---~~---~-~---~----~-
No. Z. = EkWOETH Il SONS
Lklssi DiIectors and Licensed
3s....s 1871 LIST Phones 9tg.
/ u n 4, bndertakinH Pariors, f2ff
" :" north az. w. r.. Fork .
ri Trss,son Co. Funeral DIrec-
W II tin'' sl,,, az and University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25
Acreage-Continued.
BuRrEN LAKE CAR LINE
SOON no DC IN OPERATION

hOoN To BE IN OPEhATlON
HERE IL the best little buy south OF
the city 6 acres. all level. partly
cleared. few roda from car. 1900.
TWO AND A HALF ACRES. extra
good; quarter mile from car.
81 900.
TEN ACRES NEAR at'NNYDALE.
rich second bottom land. very ehn-
ily cleared. facing good county
read few rods from boulevard and
new car line; $4,000. Terms.
ROBERT MALTBY
1910 ALASKA BUILDING
FiVe-here tract. y acre cleared. good
land. az Northend Acres, near Lake
Forest Park. Terms. $50 cash.
balance monthly. over four years
This land IL selling very fast
Many new settlers are clearing
and building. Price for five acres
$4,000. Street car survey now go
Ing on. In all probability car iine
Will be hucceHHfuily carried
through. Anyway, you have the
n. y, station Al entrance and boat
service. Good macadRmIzed road
20 city Perhaps this IL your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25

ON kainls has bought a rlikln'
..slc' but he's disappoIsted tn a..
4 s,s ter git up niornln's. same
1 rsr. ter r'iik."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25
Wanted to Buy--Eurniture

0ola fssff- fSGss q 5y7fes sos1s 3Ec
son -chandier $40 Pike. ~ 1921
Moaern Enrn. 90 bnya. seiln. NJ. SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25
AN AMATEUR

ANA, an amateur gardener
|s a~ -.
.pe actually buys the tools
- Ne can just AZ we'll Dor
.~~--oesreit Free Presa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25
City Real Estate.

For Haic--s-ronm modern cottage.
ta-foot lot 60 alley. fine lawn and
nhruhhrrys cement walks Every
thing In and paid for. Located at
esd and i.atonn. one-half block
from car line. WIN take t2.78d.
t90o down. balance monthly pay
fnenfH
GEO. p. RoSSMAN AGENCY
itao Third Ave.
Main a03T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25
M a.. - - l--'-sl'l-l'll'''ll-i
ZIP Wanted--FeuaIe

eng WON S, s IlrI,r,I q.
N Or inexperienced. TO
III ~ telephone Operators Ap-
M llss srd av ar 1870 Tin
I's.e,.ns Pacific Tsisphons and
~ ~. my stock 81 millinery.
III s Choice Of nicely trim
u iof 400. s7i Arcade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-25

Farm Lands.
EXTREMELY FERTILE.
EASILY CLEARED
Low IN PRICE

Theae three points make the lands
which We are selling on wildly
Island Gin tho vicinity Of Oak fiar-
borl stand up above airy other land
within our knowledge THERE ~
NO RICHER SOIL on PUGET
SOUND, Land Hes very nice some
or u u almost level. s0ms OF ~
with Just a nien slope Another
feature that IL sure 20 please you
10 that the laad 10 more easily
cleared than yeu would naturally
expect--no big trees OF atump-.
tou viii mead very little powder.
a stump pulior will handle prnc-
tiraiiy everything There q an
ether big adxantage~-our ia nds
arc all close 90 a fine settled
farming community. with good
roads, daily free mail delivery.
schools. milk routes. etc. Ia near
~ syrry Instance where you are
offered land with all these ad-
xantnEen you viii have 20 pay
tgu0 20 1900 per acre. We are
selling ours for