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The Washington times., 1913-05-15
ARTISTS COMMENCE
SESSION IN CAPITAL


A clearing house for information re-
sarding every branch of art. whether
In relation to a city art commission,
the establishment Of museum, the
erection of memorial or the arrange
ment for a lecture course. is to be
maintained by the American Fedora
ton Of Arts II the suggestion made by
President Robert W. de Forest before
that organization is carried out.
The address of Mr.. de Forest, who
10 a director of the New York Metropo-
Titan Museum of Art. was delivered this
morning at the opening session Of the
fourth annual convention of the fed
GRAFTON. which will continue al the
New willard until tomorrow afternoon.
The first speaker was Commissioner
Rudolph. who welcomed the 200 dele
gates who represent nearly all the 1s2
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
PATRIOTIC WOMEN |
RESTORE CHANG[L
Falls Church Historical Edifica
Is Renovated by Virginia
Chapter Of Order.


Completion of the chancel of The o'd
South Episcopal Church. a Fais
Church. Va. II announced as the re-
suit Of the efforts Of the Virginia Chap :
ter Of the Daughters of tie Founde ;
and Patriots OF America The ehurc
is one of the three Of which Geors :
WASHINGTON was q vestryma1. and ha ,
been put into q good condition and ths
chancel, which was greatly injured dur
ing the civil war. entirely restored
Reports from other chapters made ~
the meeting yesterday showed shc worS
Of the organization being carried on
with enthusiasm.
Three councillors to serve for three
years were chosen. Mrs- Joeephine G
Webster and Miss Lucy NJ Hewitt. ot
son Mitchell. OF Philadelphia Mrs
Thomas H. Johnson was chosen 70 corr
plete the unexpired term Of MA True
man Aldrich. who died In April
The Washington times., 1913-05-15

with the dangling cable" 10 a laughable
offering in black face and canine COM
edy, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thorne
and company will present the dramatic
number. 1.-The Uptown Flat" One act
yet to be announced. The Pathe Week.
comedy photoplays. and the Cosmo.
scoreboard's story Of the Washingtons'
games abroad next week will complete
the entertainment.
An elaborate marionette theatrical
production will be the attraction extra
ordinary at the Casino Theater next
week. It Is described as a delight to
the children and wonderfully interesting
to grown folks. Another feature will be
the noted Chinese Magician. Lung Tchuns
Yeng and his company in an exhibit
ton q , chness magic % a. and MIe The
whose fame as a singer Of delightful
ballads is established in the. bigger
vaudeville houses
The King Comedy Musical Trio. fea-
turing blackfece comedian and a va
riety Of musical instruments. and Ben
ME and Hazel Mann, a pretty girl and
her grotesque partner. in q unique spe-
cialty, with an act yet to be announced,
win complete the bill. which IL supple
msnted at each performance with .
standard.
The buriesque season At the Gayety
closes Saturday night with the final
performance Of Harry Hastings big
show in THE Girl Of Many Husbands"
but q supplementary evenings enter
tainment vii be offered on Monday
night, May 10. when . big benefit per-
formance will he given for Manager
George Peck.
The entertainment will be In the ma
ture OF wrestling carnival. in which
all the leading wrestlers who have ap-
peared here this season will take part.
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organizations AFFILIATED in the fedora

organizations affiliated in the fedora
ton.
Mr.. de Forest also urged an Increase
in the work Of travelling art exhibitions
Within the last year twenty-five such
exhibitions were arranged. he painted
out, they were shown In ninety-five
cities, and were visited by more than
a quarter of a million persons
The afternoon session was given to a
discussion OF the small museum. The
principal addresses were by II. W. Kent,
assistant secretary Of the New York
Metropolitan Museum Of Art: Mrs.
George w. Stevens. assistant director
Of the Toledo, Ohio, Museum OF Art,
and Prof. E. J. Mather, jr.. Of Prince
ton.
An automobile ride through Washing
ton and environs as the guests of the
local Chamber Of Commerce concluded
the days program.
The chief social event in connection
with the convention win be the garden
party at the White House. which will
be given by President and Mrs. Wilson
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
A reception will be accorded the dele
gates In the Corcoran Gallery of Art at
8 O'Clock tonight.
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To Advertise Tennessee.

COLUMBIA. Tenn. May ia move
plan to advertise Tennessee and call
public attention to Its resources was
launched here today at the annual meet.
ing Of the Tennessee Press Association,
Every editor in attendance agreed to
publish in each issue Of his paper at
least 500 words concerning the indus
trial opportunities and undeveloped re-
sources of his district.
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU
ALEXANDRIA,. VA. MAY IL


Tomorrow will be governors day at
Mt. Vernon. arrangements having oeeh
made for the visit OF Gov. William Il.
Mann. of Virginia, and the board OF
visitors representing the State Of Vlr-
ginia to the home Of Washington.
The party will leave Richmond early
tomorrow morning for Alexandria,
where they will he Joined by others anu
from here the trip to Mt. vernon Wii'
be made In the private car Mt. YER
non" The governor and the board OF
visitors will be entertained tomorrow
at luncheon by the ladies' board
s. Ellis Davis, of Occoquan, District
deputy grand master of Masons. tc-
rether with members OF Occoquan
Lodge, are expected to be present to-
night. when Andrew Jackson Lodge,
No. 11. A. F. and y. M, entertains
members of Alexandria Washington
Lodge No. q. The officers OF the latter
degree. banquet will be served In
the Young Peoples building.
The police believe they have located
Alexander Lewis. the fve-year-old roy
whose mother. Rose Lewis. had Fer
last Monday charged with kidnapping.
A telephone message was received yes
terday from Miss Bucher. Of the Board
of Children's Guardians. in Washing
ton. stating that a child answering the
description of the Lewis boy was In her
care in Washington. The boy was
placed In the care Of the Washington
authorities last February about the time
of the disappearance of the Lewis boy
from Alexandria.
John H. Trimyer. Of Alexandria. was
reelected State treasurer. and James
r. Mansfield, of Alexandria, state Sec
retary, at the annual convention Of vir-
ginia grand council OF the Order OF Fra
ternal Americans. which was held In
Winchester, yesterday. James L. Will
meth. of Vienna, chief clerk Of the
Treasury Department in Washington.
was elected past State president: DIR.
president: H. G. Sauls. of Fairfax. State
vice president. and w. E. Money. Of
Vienna. State chaplain. The Alexandria
delegates. John H. Trimyer. James H.
Mansfield. George X. Bender, and F.. W.
Ebhardt, the last two representing
Alexandria Council No. s, returned
home last night.
At meeting Of the Alexandria Motor
Boat Club. the contract for the new
boathouse, to be built on the Potomac,
was awarded to Joseph 7. Rodgers.
The building will be twenty-five feet by
twenty-five feet and two stories in
height.
Howard r. Colvin, secretary OF the
Virginia State Federatin Of Labor, will
address the members Of Lone Star
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
Greater Parcel Post
At Lower Rate Asked

Extension Of the scope of the parcel
post, with q halving Of the present
rates. are to be recommended to Post
master General Buileson by Congress
man David ]. Lewis Of Maryland.
Congressman Lewis would open the
parcel post to nearly every class and
kind Of article ard merchandise. Mr.
Lewis would have a fast freight parcel
service.
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
Plain or Stamped lisens----
and Pillow Tops, Toe, 15c. 25c

See these special bargain tables
IN our Art Section tomorrow and
you Will be able to pick up many
good bargain.
included are soiled or mussed
Pillow Tops, Stamped Centers,
Doylies. Waists, Baby Bibs. Bon
nets and such.
Worth a great deal more.
Main Floor-Annex-Art Embroi-
derry Section.
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
Sounds Too Good To Be True
FRIDAY, 96c Waists for 20c

All odds and ends. but just as good
for actual use as though from full as
sortments.
Included are Sateen Waists, in tall
ored style, round collar. finished with
pocket and hemstitchinz in black,
lavender. tan, light blue, and red: also
Black-and-White Check Waists, with
attached stock, fastened front with
large black buttons and so Lingerie
Waists. cut square neck with lace and
embroidery trimming.
Not all sizes in any one style. Splen-
did picking for the EARLY SHOPPER.
Main Floor-Bargain Tables.
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
Fat Cops Run Race.

NEW YORK. May 1S.-To prove that
they are in condition for service, eleven
policemen. ranging In weight from 1s5
half-mife race through Central Pork.
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
TO
VISIT MT. VERNON
Party Will Join Governor Mann and Go to Washnuons Home
on Special Car to Celebrate Day-Andrew Jackson
Lodge to Entertain Visiting Masons.

Camp, No. /. American Indian Guards.
and their friends. In their 1sil. il2 sonth
FAIRFAX street. tomorrow night. His
suolect VIII be Some Neglected Pa
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
Millinery Savings Are Big!

II only costs a few cents to have
new hat il Fridays prices are taken
advantage Of:
REAL HEMP UNTRIMMED HATS,
in all the leading shades and shapes.
Worth up to $500. Choice 20O
Friday ~
FANCY FEATHERS, large assort-
ment, including uncurled ostrich, new
wing and aigrette effect. Values
up to $3.50. Choice tomor- S0C
row
TRIMMED SAILORS, in black. navy.
taupe and brown: silk trimmed
Values 81. Fridays special IQC
price - 80
snd Floor-Millinery Section.
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
Concert 7 Tornorrow
By the q. S. Soldiers Home Band,
Bandstand from 4 to 5:ao p. m.
JOHN s. N. ZIMMERMANN.
nfrArtAr

March, "The Aeroplane" ...Brahsm
Overture. Tampa" ......... .Herold
Descriptive. Mountain Life"
LIE There
Sunrise; The Muleteer; Tyro-
lean; The Storm; A Twilight
calm; Evening Hymn; Taran-
tella."
Selection, Romeo and Juliet"
Gounod
Popular Ditty, AT the Devils
Ban oefiHi
Excerpts from THE Duchess"
Herbert
waltz Suite, Youthful Spirits"
Komzak
Finale, THE Chairman"
g.. Laurendeau
THE Star-Spangled Banner"
The Washington times., 1913-05-15

tF'OtS-
In row near the corner OF Prince
and West streets early his morning
John Dixon was severely cut on the
side OF the head by Jerry washington.
VINO used baling hook with which TO
40 the cutting. Washington yas nned
*9 Tor assault in the police court.
The circuit court In ensagsd today In
nearing the suit OF K. e. Richardson.
william Power. and William Desmond
for H.oO damages against Joseph Hay-
man as result of an automobile acct
dent at the south end or the highway
bridge last November. The csse was
neard a week ago but the Jury was
unable to agree.
SalIston Council No. 221, of the Junior
order United Americans was formally
instituted last night by Past Deputy
state Councillor r. L. Merchant of mi.
city. Members Of the two lodges Of this
city accompanied the Installing officer
on his trip.
The annual meeting of Mt. Vernon
Chapter: Daughters of the American
revolution will be held this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1913-05-15

At a meeting Of the Alexandria Motor
Boat Club. the contract for the new
boathouse. to be built on the Potomac,
The building will be twenty-five feet by
twenty-five feet and two stories In
height.
The Washington times., 1913-05-15

Howard T. Colvin, secretary Of the
Virginia State Federatin Of Labor. will
address the members OF Lone Star
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
We Are Going to Sell
Girls and Misses Serge Suits
For $1.95 Ss'sss 70 sz.ss ss

Right at the start want to emphasize the fact
that these dresses for girls 3 II of
or Tor women who wear sizes 81 81.
Peter Thompson Dresses in brown red. also
piece braided dresses of henrietta red or green
with lace yokes. long sleeves.
Good dresses on many
for Friday.
End floor-Dress Section.
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
Hurry For These
Mating Rugs

foor-size rug for only s1ss. Read on. JAP
ANESE MATING RUGS. size by Eft, stenciled
designs in floral Oriental effects in bright q NJ
coors. with borders SreciaI tomorrow at 0ksSO
(Same style Rugs, sizes by 9-ft for s1Is
JAP MATING RUGS in blue green or red col,
ors: tied ends. reversible; size % by 5.-in SN0
Special tomorrow Zs3C
3rd Hoor-MattinS Section
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
Chambray Dresses
%e@ta W Ss!s 3 at $1.19

A splendid looking dress sell a very small
price These dresses made of sood quality cham
bray in blue. and gray, square back collar
front of We effect formed Of tucked muslin. collar
sleeves. and waist line piped in black-and-white
striped effect.
sizes Is to 20 wears; will also ht women who
wear size 2S
Choice Friday at s11s. and if you are wise you
will buy several.
The Washington times., 1913-05-15

Foolish indeed the parent who does not take ad-
-.ntasa OF this low price to provide the young
daughter with a rain-cape These are TO be mad IN
in colors OF plue gray, anu sdi net
with nj aid lined hood.
II wears. Come early
ond floor-tiiris' Wearablcs
The Washington times., 1913-05-15

The pictures and statuary groups OF
the Paris Louvre will be reproduced In
an artistic and beautiful manner by liv-
ing poseurs as the feature extraordinary
at the Cosmos Theater next week. The
act is not suggestive, but an artistic
onerfng of classic beauty known as
The Partisan Palace of Art The
kretore Trio, famous for the close re-
eemhlance of their act TO the noted
Helm children. will be the second fea-
ture from the big vaudeville circuit.
Yyette Rugel "the peewee Soprano. as
she u sometimes called. because OF her
song numbers.
RayieL Troy and his dangerous dog
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
DOMESTIC SUGAR BULLETIN NO. Is
They Say I'VE d. .

destroy the domestic sugar-producine
industry and 50 we will give it three
years in which to adjust itself to
foreign competition. We will place
sugar on the free list in 1915"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12
A SOUR STOMACH
GAS, INDIGESTION
"PAPE's piAPEPslN" ENDS ALL
STOMACH DISTRESS IN FIVE
MINurEs-TlME It'll

II what YOU just ate Is souring ON
your stomach. or lies like u lump OF
lead. refusing To digest, or YOU holeh
Eas and cructatc sour, undlges'eu
food, or have q feeling ~ dizziness.
heartburn. fullnoss, nausea. hau
taste In mouth and stomach head
ache. you can get blessed relief In
five minutes.
Ask your pharmacist to show YOU
the formula. plainly printed on thes'
bO.cent cases OF papc's piapepsin'
then YOU will understand why dys
pcptic troubles 81 all kinds must
20, and why they relieve sour. out
of.crdor stomachs or indigestion IN
five minutes. "PRpe's ptapepsin Is
harmless: tastes Ike candy, though
each dose will digest and prepare
for assimilation into the blood all
the food YOU eat; besides, II makes
Won 20 10 the table with healthy
appetite: but, what will please you
most is that YOU will feel that your
stomach and intestincs are clean
and fresh. and YOU Will not need To
resort TO laXatiyes or liver pills FOR
billiousness or constipation.
This city will have many "Pape's
Diapepsin" cranks. as some people
will call them. but you will be on
thuslastlc about this splendid stom'
ach preparation. too, n you ever
take II for indigestion. gases. heart
burn. souruess. dyspepsia or any
stomach misery.
Get some now. this minute. and
rid Yourself OF stomach trouble and
Indigestion In five minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12
SNEAK THIEVES
HAVE GOOD DAY

Sneak thieves. petty yoggs and
porch climbers got away with raft
Of business In tho last "a hours,
az least ten eases having boon re-.
ported e. tho polices
j. W. Palmer. 1913 Sixth nv w.
was assaulted in an alley between
First and Occidental. and gold
watch taken.
A. NJ. Starrett missed $50 this
morning from his room In the Elk
hotel. which disappeared some time
during the night
\. c Emmett. of Spokane. while
attending the fair at the Meadows
lost a gold watch and a charm made
OF s. gold piece
William Makes. bsS North 10th
st. lost nugget pin with two
diamonds. while out at Luna park
yesterday
\ tall. dark man robbed it-year-
old Clarence Miller. OF 1872 saith
Ry. $. W. ~ 70 cents nj 2Sth NV.
s w and Holden St
George William OF Saratoga step.
ped out OF his room In tho Ken
meth hotel. Wednesday night When
he returned. sslb was gone.
p NJ johnson OF Acme. Wash.
was slugged and robbed in q. alley
on Washington st. between First
aud Occidental ayes. OF $50 In cash
and silver watch.
Three arrests were made. A. n
Carroll. an ex-conyict. was caught
apparently red-handod as ho was
driving away from a building at
sixth and Marion with a load OF
galvanized iron pipe. which the po-
lice say did not belong TO him.
Joseph Perrin and Frank Brandt
are under arrest on petit larceny
charge OF robbiug the O..W. tool
box AZ 18th ay s and Bailey vt
They are 20 be tried by Justice
Brown Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12
JUDGES TESTIFY

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. Ia
Three judges OF the superior court
OF Sacramento were called as char.
acter witnesses by the defense to-
day when the trial OF Maury I.
Digs and Charles H. Harris a
Sacramento attorney. charged
with subornation OF perjury. was
resumed here before United States
District Judge Van Fleet.
District Attorney Wachhorst OF
Sacramento also testified to the gen.
eral good reputation OF the defend.
ant
Miss Nell Barton sworc that she
had been importuned by Harris to
fix things with Marsha Warning.
ton TO testify falsely In the Digs.
Caminetti white slave cases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12

Jersey carnation butter. aso ID, lbs
FSc' creamery butter. 1sc 10. lbs SIC.
ranch sgEs. 900 don. doz 7se. fIll
cream chsass. zoe 10. large loaf Of bread
Sc. for ise; hmburger cheese. 2go 10
heLinns cheese. lbc. zoe. ace Jars Nor.
uogian sardinss. 100 can. for ase. sum.
iner sausage. zoe 10. creamery butter.
lbs. 7so' Oregon eggs. asc dor silver.
dale eggs, f0c dor. boxes searchtIxhi
matches. ioc: toilet soap. bars $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12
AUTO HITS CYCLIST

Barry. f7ie Ravenna St. as the lat.
struck by an auto driven by r. w
AIRY. 17l6 Ravenna st. as the lat.
ter circled round a Madison At. car
at 2lst and Madison. at 10 O'Clock
this morning. Wilson sustained
several minor bruises and was re.
moved to the City hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12

Sugar. 10 lbs 81. 100 hi. $50: 20,
cans red Alaska salmon. for 26e: 20,
cans new peas. for 2so. Sc boxes
matches. Q for 2se. i0o ioavsa ol
bread. f5o; Washington creamery butter
Bic ID; local ranch eggs. SOC doz
milk. $50 dor. cans, ESQ bottle oatHup
f5c. extra fancy liberia peaches foi
canning. 500 crate; ground cherries, 9fc
h.. new crop Yakima comb honey. aoo
golden dates. lbs. CSC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12
HOTEL BUS SMASHED
BY STREET CAR

The New Richmond hotel bus was
smashed into this morning by a
car going east on Jackson st. near
the King St depot. and badly dam.
aged. According TO the driver.
Harry Cannon. the wheels OF tho
machine were caught in the car
tracks. and the street car failed to
slow up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12
PIKE

lbs sugar. tfc; cans best milk. %,
with other $50 order: sugar cookies ,
doz. 16o, dog. douKhnuts 25c; ~ lbs
sugar. 81 with other 81 order. 1 he
navy beans. 25c. Gold Dust. isc pkg
FREQ sample bran bread. crabhppiea. So
and Soc crate, fancy pears. tOo don
bananas, i0c and lsc dor; Eiherta
peaches. isc basket; Miller cream cAntA.
loupes. Be and ioe each. sliced red snap
per. lbs. zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12

loo pkg toothpicks. 7c. cans milk.
15c with purchase. 2 large herring. l0c.
100 lbs. pure cana sugar. fb2b. Coo
hrOoma, acc. lbs. best rice. Csc. best
ground chocolate. Use 10: regular 2Oc
chewing taffy. Zoe ID. 26c mixed candy
lbc ID. soc chocolates. 2go h.. 9 large
loayes home made broad z5c. s-layef
cakes. 25c. Italian piumH. 500 basket,
fancy walnuts 2Gc h. corn starch. 90
H.. az lbs cane sugar. 81 with pur.
chase. best peaches. SOC crate. best pears
81 80 crate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12
ARREST WOMEN

CALUMET. Mich. Sept. IA
state troops today continued 10 ar.
rest women by wholesale through.
out the copper mining strike dis.
irict Most OF the prisoners ara
strikers wives. accused OF iutirni.
dating or actually Drawing strike
breakers.
president Meyer OF the federation
was expected TO arrive hero today.
ana hundreds OF strikers were
ready 10 welcome him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12
Would You, IfYouC Could,
Get Well and Be Happy!

The results obtained from the
short time we have placed Blood
and Nerve Tonic" on the market
have been marvellous; the dealers
handling them have tho best Of sue
cess with the sale OF these remedies.
for the best advertisement Is n sat
isfied patient. and when you see a
patient come back after buying n
trial box. with n smile on his face
and saying. ~ want another box OF
Blood and Nerve Tonic. for the first
box did me n world OF good" then
you know what the result has been.
Such reports are coming in every
day, and so you can readily see that
suffering humanity. can get n very
much desired relief and eventually
a cure for that awful maIady. Con-
stipation, which IL tho cause Of such
diseases ms Appendicitis. Rheuma-
tfstn. much so-calied Heart Trouble,
Dropay. Tubercuiosis-all these and
many others as well. for the over
loaded colon scatters Its poison all
through tho system and then you
wonder what IL the matter. No
try n box OF Blood and Nerve Tonic
for a general run down system, and
~ you are troubled with Dyspepsia
or Indigestion. or Biliouaneas, or
gas arising from your stomach, then
you should by all means try our
liquid preparation called Gas
tricim," which can also be taken
along with Blood and Nerve Tonic,
For sale by Quaker Drug Co,
First Ave, and Giles Drug CO. 112S
Jackson 81.
You will find tho names and tea-
timonials OF Seattle people in each
package.
Send all communications 70 the
German Pharmacal Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12
TWO FALL SAME TIME

AZ exactly tho same moment. at
s'S9 a m. r. F. Wryce. a painter.
working at 3i2 Second av s.. and
Henry Lawrence. a carpenter
working at 1919 Denny way. fell
OF their respective scaffolds TODAY
ana had to be removed to the City
hospital
Lawrence escaped with a few
scratches. and left the hospital
within an hour. Wryce. who was
employed by the Eagle Paint com.
pany. sustained fractured arm and
thigh. He lives Mt the Boston
apartments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12

3 ACHES. CLOSE TO LAKE BAL
iinger. small payment down. bal
hnce time. Geo. seEauer. StI 7.
SIX
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12
IA LOST AND FOUND

WILL PARTY WHO TOOK ENVELOPE
containing Seattle Kennel club ribbons
from plp y. Glst ~, on Friday. August
3D. return same to owner and receive
o. % rewnrd1 No questions asked
1904 ~. Goth at.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12
ACREAGE
NORTH or CITY
ACRES WITH STREAM

5 ACRES WITH STREAM
Very good coll part bottom ana balance
shat clay handy 70 infsfurban. near
Lake uaiiiasrr. any hour - city
pUfCE ~ 900 I3tn CASH
CLIFFORD ~ VAN AHSDALE. Inc
offices 1912 ThHd 100 Main 100 Flfat
.cLuHEn TO ronT ORCHARD TifAN
any other tacra tract Tor sale az 300
per acre The tract is perfectly level.
ana has good rich soii some fine pil
ing timber. bot easy 20 clear
$50 CASH o. pEu MONTH
AAAigN A SEXTON COMPANY
taf0 Ttrat Az Elliott EafT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12

CLEARED AND io-ACHE TRACTS
rich. level land. only 900 an acre
owners. III American tank IldK
Will LLAHE or Skill 30 AchEH
taks front. close 90 Everest intsfurhau
220 THIRD Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-12

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