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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-05-01
Miss Scobey Wins Prize.

Miss Helen Lombaert Scobey,
daughter of Professor and Mrs.
Frank Scobey, Of this city, has been
awarded a prize for the best poem
submitted to the VasSar Miscellany
during the year. Miss Scobey, who
is student at Vassar College, wrote
Wind and the Lilies which is
given in full below. The poem was
not entered in the competition at all,
but in the course of it's regular
publication the judges picked upon
it as being entitled to the prize.
| wish / were the wind that blows
In the woOd-lilies,
And bends and breaks them and then
goes.
What of the broken lilies then? Who
knows?
For who thinks twice of anything the
wind
Has torn and thinned!
Deep SOluell petdlS scattered on Ille ar,
Drift here and there
Deep, tawny gOlden-mOre like Inyr's
hair
Than anything I've dreamed of she
is pale
And slim and frail
AS the slenderest of lily stalks, Heaven
knows.
| wish | were the wind that blows
In the woOd-Iilies.
And bends and breaks them and then
goes.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-05-01
"America's Finest Rural Hardware House
AS the real warm
days Of Springtime
come around

You will have to hurry up
your garden work, and we have
all the tools you will need for
that purpose.
When you buy garden tools,
it is always cheapest to buy the
best, and we handle that kind.
There are number of makes.
so that you will find prices and
styles both to suit your needs
and your pocketboook.
So many people buy goods
from catalogues these days
that we have issued cata-
logue showing the various line
that we have in stock or cans
furnish at short notice.
Our catalogue comprises 528
pages, fully illustrated, and
shows almost every article of
household or farm use that
can be thought of.
The catalogue. is yours for
the asking. It is a regular
encyclopedia of information.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-05-01
First Presbyterian Church.
REV. Roy E. VALE. Pastor

Morning subject: The Geth-
seman of the Old Testament.
Evening subject THE Brother
hood of man." The evening service
will be especially for men, as it is
in commemoration of the twenty
fifth anniversary of the beginning
of the Brotherhood of Andrew and
Philip.
Sunday morning, May II, a
Mothers Day service will be held.
Provision will be made to bring
those unable to walk to the church.
Please hand the names to Mr.. Harry
Dilts.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-05-01
First Baptist Church.

Rev. GEORGE BODDIS, Pastor.
Communion Service at II A. M.
Evening Sermon, Subject: The
Coming of the Light"
Sunday School at 9:45 A. M.
Prayer Meeting on Tuesday even
ing at 7:45 P. M.
7. P. S. c. E. on Friday evening
at 7:30 P. M.
All are invited to these services.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-05-01
1The%s
(o6ur'fBS
Il 4 y X x
Boy Acquitted of Murder.

Benjamin Rake, the 17-year-old
boy on trial at Pennington for alleg-
ed murder of Harvey Marshall. was
acquitted by the jury, which rend-
cred it's verdict at 1920 O'Clock We'd
nesday morning.
The case went to the jury late
Tuesday afternoon. Many applaud
ed when the verdict was announced.
Upon motion of his attorney the
youth was released from custody
and left the county Jail in company
of his younger brother few NOM
ents later.
The trial of Benjamin Rake for
the murder of Harvey Marshall was
begun before Justice Trenchard
Monday. Marshall was found
dead, with bullet through his
heart, on the night of March 81,
after seeking admission to the Rake
home on Brown street. That he
was refused admittance by young
Rake, his mother, Arstella Rake,
and Mrs Lizzie Suydam, an inmate
of the house, was shown. Follow
ing the refusal, Rake admits having
fired a rifle shot out of the window
but claims that he did not fire it at
Marshall.
The following were the members
of the jury before whom the trial
was held: Harry Fields, of
Tewksbury township; Charles Hilbe
brant, of Tewksbury township;
August Henkle, of Clinton Borough;
Paul Hartpence, of Milford; Orville
Halsey, of Holland township; Alfred
R. Johnson, of Alexandra township;
Absalom Apgar, of Hampton Bor-
ough; Hiram beats, Jr., of Franklin
township; J. Ernest Willever, of
Bloomsbury; John L. Smith, of
Hampton, and Frank H. Service of
Kingwood township.
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St. Andrews Church.

Rev. HENRY w. ARMSTRONG.
Services, May 4, Sunday after
Ascension Day Holy Euchorist, 7:3O
A. M. and 1920 A. M.
Morning Subject The Signif-
icaine of Christs' Ascension"
Thursday May l, Ascension Day
700 and 1000 and 4::3O PM.
Evening Prayer 7:30P. M.
Sunday School, 2:3O P. M.
Wednesday, 700 A. M.
Friday, 4:30 P. M. Confirmation
Class, 7:45 P. M.
Monday, Dancing Class, 7:3O P. M.
Tuesday, Ladies Guilds
Wednesday, Boys Club.
Thursday, afternoon, 2:30 Women
Workers.
$3.50 St. Mary's Guild for
girls.
Tuesday, Friday and Saturday,
Mems Club.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-05-01
Blue Coral.

Blue coral which is probably the
most precious kind. is tished up in the
bay Of Benin
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-05-01

Top Row, left to right Lloyd Guam
dell, Ham, manager; German,
Barber.
Second row Lamar Quandell, Bull
ger, Warne.
Bottom Holcombe, captain.
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Centenary M. E. Church.
Rev. E. r. BRUNYATE. D., D., Pastor.
SERVICES SUNDAY.

SERVICES SUNDAY.
$50 A. M. Class Meeting P. K.
Hazen, Leader.
1890 A. M. Morning Sermon.
Morning Subject: interrupted
Worship"
2:15 P. M. Sunday School.
$50 P. M. Epworth League De-
votional Meeting. William Soloni,
city missionary, of Trenton, will
speak.
1880 P. NJ Evening Sermon.
Evening Subject: Tested"
Tuesday evening 1880 Prayer
Meeting.
Friday evening, 1880 Class Meet
ing. c.. H. Wilmot, Leader.
All are Welcome
First Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Roy E. VALE. Pastor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
cLuroRD vAS ARsDALE. Inc.
) AcHEs ron sl7o

Main Once 1913 Third Az
ranches 50 WashiEnton ~. tf1 Main 81
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WOMAN KILLED.;
HUSBAND HELD

~ uaned Press f.eaasd Wire
SAN FRANCISCO. March ia
Despite the fact that she exonerated
him IN an ante-mortem statement.
Capt Frcd Mathieson. OF Ross. Cal.
Is charged hcro today ain tho muir
der Of hls wife. Gertrude Mathie.
son.
Mrs. Mathieson. before her death
IN a hospital hero. declared her
death was caused BY the accidental
discharge % the pistol which her
husband was cleaning
Evidence waA brought before tho
coroners jury. however. 90 show
thar Aaihleaon appeared TO Be IN.
toticAted when the shooting &c.
CURED. and that the couple guar.
rcied frequently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
NORTH YAKIMA
!. TO NAME QUEEN

NORTH YAKIMA. Wash. March
u-Two years North has had a
-Rloaom Festival and each year q
Blossom Fsstlva QIeeu has been
eecsen
Each o. the Two younE women
xho have been crowned and gownc4
IA xhl,s satin 20 ride In che hand
snest float IL the parade. has been
r1-r.et
Whethsr the precedent Is going o.
maze Il difficult or easy 70 secure
rs 1918 queen The committee ia
ss1rge has no' been able TO decide
ne nrsi one. in 1911 vas Miss Ar
rfrfa WiIliausos. a North Nakima
xsrl xhu Is nov Mrs l. y Rowland.
., xorth Yakima Miss Della Par
!. her. o. Nachss City. was crowned
n 1919 festival queen. She b. now
NJ Cart L1yeu good. hvins on a
naeh nsa. saaia MlrEsrfta, Cal.
ne fsssiyai. which comes az the
helzh; o. the bi,ssomlag season.
visa souS snd q hair million apple.
rar ard bach tresss are In bloom.
I'll b Ma ! and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
TESTED RECIPE FOR CRUMB COOKIES


Every hpae~fe realizes TO
ne stale bread Heres recipe kdaies viii Do n~r
cated weil y0ufscf
Two cups Of nne bread cup cup OF sugar
thro~n 90 whHel cupo Of ewra
flour ~ $500 @'' '~'''
Cream ne isrd and sugar adding spice he
yigurously rpoi1as.s
y. me sour MIN INTO which you have stirred
aI add TIE bread
ol ~ not "a roll one time TAKE aout
c1Itu place on Toured board plate and
leh Foh Weloured rolling
cutter pat Ia slightly drop apple sauce civ
or Jam In The center o. each
oe taken not TO ay another before they cold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
SPIDER BAUM HURT

Los ANGELES. March IA
-Spissr Baum. star tEirieT OF the
Fenlce Tigers. and brother u Pres
hent Allen T Baum % the Coast
isazue. Is our q the game today.
a severed artery n hts arm threat
eaisg a uOlrh u inactioB Baum
trpped Of a safer bottle 10 the
Venice training quarters and fell
through Tiu19x. zashing his arm
On the broken glass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

OAK LAND CAL March IA
Afer gsitirs a one run lead on
heir opponents. the Oakland Coast
Leaguers blew up in tarir gam
~iih The Chicago White sox and a.
lowed tne visitors 90 romp away
Eist the game. I % 9
Christian pitched the first Of the
four Innings for the Oaks. while
Douglas vas IA the box for the first
five Innings FOR the Sox Christian
WIS replaced b. PeruolI Benz re-
LEVIED Douglas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
WRESTLERS DRAW

Jim Sipprel ard Charles smith.
varsity wrcstlers. Who tan<lo al
lss pounds, met on the mat az the
university Thursday night % de-
eide The question % which man was
10 be eliminated from n. o. A. c.
meet. which takes place here Sat
ariay night. They inssled for two
hours. neither securing a fan. To
day Coach Donaldson viii pick one
u them Tor the O 4 & hono-s
Gum defeated ~ rls a. 1875
pounds and klobucher Topped
Driver AZ 1885.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
SPORTOBITS
FOR BUSY BUGS

isfss-flngersd brown III r0rsITt
: bone specialist before reporting
% The Red
Carey Pirate haldou, Ia raid 10
= N real earnest. and has taken q
loo a. travelling salesman Byrne
outs
koy Walker the Nap pitcher. taa
ssoisoai. bat don't censIre him
D'4'ne TIE MAJ who runs TIE Jail
MANAGE NcGfaw believes that he
hss reaAfia4 N yourg Cooper. an
oltneldef.
:. risshsr fAsr0reg Ebo wag with
- CssA '9r a lime lasr season has
"saed Siib Columbus
Umpire SIX OLourhlln ua 4. no ~
a go Ca with the Rochester
aug q he Int rnzfional Leaz1e
aais AinGnnifh. ore ~ GrifHtha
~. - wing receivers. says the ssua-
lie scing % cop the American
ss ssnnant this season.
s,osy Love. ne sld-,i second
49, 49, u re Bo~frs Nationals. pre-
~. rs taai ne Afhiet,cs zill yin the
t4sf ftfx go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
INDIANS GET BUSY

BOISE IDA. March 1.-THE In
cians are lgaihsrisg IA Bolae Not
ine red skinned Kind. but Joe
toaHs F<iianf hunch ~ bail toss-
ers, Shoy EiH represent SPOKANE
taA year In he North estern
i@Ak'ie Re first practice was he'd
a Cody park To-Day ~ith abou, half
q TIE team present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
BERG AND POLLY
TO MEET APRIL 6

Arraaaamenls Ger a match BE-
tween John Berz q Portland and
Polly Grimm. eT-varalty athlete.
al n0F a professional wrestler.
vers Arranged THURSDAY afiernooa
TIE tao mat mea all meet AZ me
Labor Tempe April 9. The match
pil - 70 a FLASH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
r TEN YEAR OLD MOVIE ACTRESS PLANS
| MOVIE STORY BOOK TO TEACH KIDDIES

thcm. too
This mall maid who proposes TO
divide np the wonders of the nur
sery rhymes with all the child world
As The star child actress with the
Edison company She has already
entertained heaps OF lulo folks
with "rho Little Girl Next Door 70
The hoy and Glrl' pictures. Tho
Christmas Accident. Tho Western
Prince Charming" and many other
stories lu films
Now she wants 20 begin on hor
new pictures. which she has worked
out OF her own fertile litle brain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

les ~ younu mutton tahc, ise ~
lamb 1905 shoulder ~ iHmss sri r1fh
roast ftfhr. iamt chops ttf.r shoulder
hams itt,. bacon. lar aud iio ib iHin
and rih roast ~ lamh $780,. shui. H
steaks Itu. aatmlu. special BEL each
BOO bottle rafalp goo. fse aire kiinrf
hean# lpr. ste blackberry preserves. q
fHr .Hsi 900 ismH nud islttas i0H. sugar.
100 thn ttea nlfn other $3.50 order coo
coffee . ihs faf %
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80. ltsmmcl the original zach.
49, nshy With Franei Wilson,
se - nalque itea % toach'ns nur-
rs - rsrmss 20 little children 'n The
s el 's grades oi the .pbue
e s.,i. throush Movie STORY
h~ ~. ,lss Is an her OWL though
ssls no wears ola
a. s,.,vn. iolks thlnh 70 ton g.,
! ME calldrcn learn their uur
81 '' ,Symes al home said Miss
So, Il me while she played hos,-
toAs s, In improvlsed lunch table $50
=. - \ preax s,udlc. New Nork
'As sp,,t / know better and % Ism 9
a.. Ar ans little sirl or boy Go STOW
- . .s nug Dams Hell Pussy s
w W. Wsn Mother Goose ard all
y =, ,ss, Il The dear funny stories.
w e, Won see. am Soins 60 holp
-, an 70 learn them aud love
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

Glass e9ed "a Hsfs.--Fsnsfsnt rst~s are
cents per iins for charge ais o. q
times for n. rfirs Of g. cents r~f
lire Tor cash ada "a Z times ftF fhs
price % Phones kiieft - o. Main
tsaa
We have established agencies at
the following ioratfons
z2p usion So. with sou 'onir ans
eurio Shop Phone Elliott 60
q. ~ Msiir- Gfqg ballard a. phuns
ballard fes
Afs may BE- len a. these hsnehss
~h~rs sane rates ~iu b. sissa ss ~
main affies
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WASHINGTON. - PRESIDENT
WILSON TO-DAY appointed John
SHELTON Williams % virginia ar
s.siaat secretary e. the treasury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
ACREAGE
CONTINUED
cmEAr POULTRY nAScm

us Cash AND 80 PER MONTH
Large Lake Washington View tract. close
~ tho lake nnd dock new roam
house good soil. fine ueiKhbDft 1ud
handy 20 school ana stores and VIII
Accommodate several hundred loving
hens Price 1885, no trade 300 Wal
Cor OiiFen iHHuf4uas 1fnee On hnder
con dnrh Mtdit 20 park
TOH hAIt.-Z5 AfHEH or IAND. g
miles from Port orchard 1H good raad .
new foam house tools PGno $500
Address %. Erim. Burlington. u. J.
nos rsH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

The fast Bass Haeter Paint Com
pany ball team all tanFel with the
Burnside FIAT bunch az woodland
park reXt sunday IN the OPENING
game % the season. Any fast ont.
of-toHn teams desiring games with
the Hass-Hneter kindly communi-
cate wlth = r Weich. Dos Alaska
building. Seattle.
snow flurrfeH down a. Chariottea-
Vile. Va. are Fostering Grif and the
Washington team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

70 acres near Bangor. On county road,
LAYS fac good coil free fror FraveL
hsndr 20 boat isndinE. sreoul. stores,
etc Price 1880 sac cash. 90 ger
month
OLE HANRUS A co
1it-iT y BOX
kING-ToN s AND I0-AtHE THNGT-.
fgt tH 90 fiNo ec per acre 10 per cent
ash and 81 90 an acre monthly. part
- thls Land hAH WEES ~ Sseftie and
Naund Soil very fertile. 1niy 90 miles
from seattle
ELLSWORTH
tfei American HanE EifE
IINE tKNEL fDT. s01f 9SIH Az
$3.50 90. cash 40 90 and q 90
monthly
Erf.aW WORTH
ffhf American Bank HtdE
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on ryrnrrr INrEnlEsAN

lake ~ station Price s. GEO. terms
OSCAR IETsEN 4 co
'Ig NORTHERN Rank ads tth and Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
CLEARED MEADOW

1890 pOWN AND 81 % MONTH
= nils from tha nea futsFufham right
= say perfectly level valley land
Zoe. not overflow so per acre. Gloss
nalghhors. fine roads high srhaol tel-
sphuns. " To- sroc cries cells cred
Ask fgr
ar ECHHOEFPEi
Room IS Downs HffE 1as second ~
Fhonc Main a1Q3
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aa
READY TO BEGIN LIFE

All furnished f-ra1u cottage. ono block
from phiunay car Grade wafka water
and Nights IN.
PRICE ttfsa. TERMS
OSCAR IENHES 4 co
ana Nsftharu Hank BIDS. fth and Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
ACRES WIN yIEw


i8nI rtrh coll fust across the bay feH
short blocks from uharf a. Ma
CHESTER
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cLnroKp a yAS ARspALr. rpe.


Main Ofnr~ 1919 Third Az
Branches ss Washirgtnn g.. lso Nain -
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LOST AND FOUND

81 Losr
LOST UOtD wATtHotIfAna. WITH
diamond atud on railroad az Liberal
LgMaId = 1Ll.L nan p7o Wsstrrn az
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KNOW WHY'RE 700 CAS- BtY

acres - rood s8u q. miles south ~
cify ilmits. = mile from Lake Burisn
- ZOE terms
OSCAR JENREN 4 co
az Northern Hauk Bldy 4th and PIC
81 800 Z A~u rAKE~ NICE at AETEE
section in Grant county small h4uss
and barn and large risferns IgQ acres
under cultivation on the Hoe n pro-
praad WffrFiile q EllanaburE Railway
"a y CARR 4 co
fsfF Frrmonf Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
WOMEN
iuatfafns Araasug DanrirE tasrht 70
ista1ns ptvat. rtsas fppiY 'fira
REAL. ESTATE DEPT.

REAL ESTATE DEPT.
se-AcREAoE
TBFSE FnoPtRrts w CoNTRoi..
Hud fH Fafsa s4uir cash are offered ~
Pct figures 20 Interest," actual buyers fsr
some nf lnsssfu@uf rsu con taiA
direct rHh Gamer IN each case
CHEAPER rHAN HEST $3.50 cssh ana
80 p.as lnt.reft psr mo9th iut.re..'
room hnass ard near quarter acre. a.
Rainier Heach - sea. Aas 20 fo mail
Yuu circular fully describing THIS prop
srfT
sores nuest ~ vashon Island Ter $3.50.
1ouf osn terms = you wani 70 improvs
Gravity saf~r usism rural delivery
teisphqne ard God roads
a. s-rss choice iana r.sr Port orchard
far oniF fi.tbe. tee cash. balAue- SO
fsr acre NoW
Ab1sf iN ceres Mod canal over mite
aafer FROST far qaick saie at 80 per
acre ne have sold par 70 this Tract
81 rs. ard au = son- ,alue AZ that
some choice Mercer island uatsr from,
shore lrHa iuciused a. $50 per acre
~asy terms This e ChraFsst land on
fhs axe front
So foot lots a. Rainier Reach ussr car
ak sh-al some Win large haartnr
fruit trees trrrlss ETC. SOC go % i58H !.
10 P~r cert cash Hni 10 per month
"A G.arre trarf ~ Mason ruuatY i1ea.
any terma 0r all trade ZOE lef eauat
value snad ianF
.is arr~s choice lard ~ Hrouusslile
81. zoe sasg terms riGht ln town snod
marine sles school. boat service aad
al rnmHsufeurcs
Call AZ oaF office FOR iit~rat1rs m Jadlth
Haafn Montana the best farm proper
tfea in CnItsd states todaF
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a. ACHEs. siG.B0
acre near railroad and town
Les from Feaffla There are fsn
hACnE. IOn $3.50

f. mile from Lake aanmamish on good
road rich sau. Ideal FOR vegetables
ferries ard poultry Terms go cash,
o. monthly Cell a. Burke q Farrar .
office In Kirdand rs minutes from
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fT-FE MALE HELP WANTED
wa STrD-CoArEtENT uiHts foR
GeNafai hauHn NoIh Ffra fuhtir I'm
flAyment af1ss goa Liberty nlds.
Third aud tniun
~ lAArED-A uinf ION iIUiiT
house nfh Call az afth and fhiunaT'
y A Coz
MANrED-ofnIs ioH NAHKi>G AND
a1fttnr lhnuo iaiihrd ID OF 1882
.ofht. not -hwoHKI TWO cniiDHEN.
Hehfnh ltaa
.pH. LAMAR sfII. Al rHE HALEi1n
Hauttarium. Instructor wants help SOC
tef todaY itod Fourth nv
Short hand. touch ypewfitinK rttn ser.
fiss tbt kfsnds hids Aha sf3a
81 ufas oLfrRs Many eHop
80 lnfsat CUNTS sud shiidfsn's clothes
ftx hsssonsbis prices 1897 SECOND av
special bargains this month.
10 MALE HELP WANTED
WAITED Men and women 70 learn The
barber tfsde. wages paid while learn
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
HIGH GRADE SCHOOL
es washington 1t
HrprCED-iN-iDE sINoLE nOon,
tfnn bed. electric light h0t and cUld
Watrr. beth hF week. zoe itA fff
WANrED-AN ENrEHIENtED DOCK
builder 20 bid on The construction -
dock AZ The south end = ftarafine
Island Geo Empire ifida
rnf -EArrLr STAR INVrrrz NH
and Mrs biily Williams lie E ftth
81 20 10 10 guests 80 pANrAGrH
fitfAThE snuo evening tetcspf Sat
ufdaF Or sunday within the nest 10
DAYS Two h0A seat tickets are a 2gp
Nnion o. awaiting Mr. Williams az.
rival
WHY no ftNDQt lilly SILL
tet suits FOR fft5f HfTAtAE THEY
nEf.i. THEM trBrAtlls Room 500
Empfrus Theatre nuiifinH
WANTED - WAsIiInMAN. fHONT
haliafd a. ~ ttas
Mans fine tso blue --ras suits 81 20
Aena hpafaiF suit shop uurdaa
"oam zoe seEs Thffd
wANTtD-AAs 40 no CHoHTs ron
Huaf home ard board nna thar can 90
gardening. estfa safk paid FOR fine
Job snr one who wishes Hnef homs
h~nFh4d tfst
hwn and apnssa learn the barber trace
aulY HTtiarm - schools Ga the world
tAesnssf Instructors only wages while
tasrnfrg
MoLER BARBER COLLEGE.
10 Occidental A.
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DANNEH INVESTMENT 60

zts Boston nIorA
Naia ttf Or Beacon 1888
CHANT COUNTY LAND-tso ACHT. or
the beet ~ ana % r0fk ar taste land
under cultivation aIth huilfiurs ard I
will pat vel on f1f lrri CATION This
"a south % Eghrafa. IN the Moses LAX.
dlsirirf $50 PER acre. r Tidt
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SOME NORTH END INTERESTING
OFFERS
% ACRES S825

% AN Id S-olJ
.1catcd ugHt az logging camp. vhsre
work can - secured al good wages.
IRE soil 10 god. anf irs aasT 90 I'm
prove SO hfg stumps nor stones
Nina coats daily 90 Seattle Terms
$50 cash. ~ mouthiy
PUGET sound YARNS co sos fra A.
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oLosr X ACREAGE

zine level tract wlthin s uinutes walk
- Lake washing and boat landing
for faea terms 80 cash and 40
monthly. fine view ~ seattle IL hqafr
daily low fare Burke 4 Fhrrar Ia4
cherry et
TOE sALH.-NEw s-hOOA HOi-ri I1II
tEle4i noe view .aNn. garden
g. zoe sass i9ta X
BRAND NEw COTTAGE. 5 aOoM~. Tor
sHHta2. iu West seattle. cloae Do school
end car Price only Al. SOC. small Pave
u.ert dgwu. balance 'fine
GEO fENAuEt, sfT y = BLK
~ 100. AND ONLY ~ 900 CASH. rAkE.
tot ON Woodland Park Az fst
texia1 o. Assessments "a Ia "a f4il
1900 houses and s0Hf1a 1u flrf On
a.. r. good Investment ~ a haEfa
81 eo4--f room modern house 8n Linden
av 90 20 feet front
a. a. gAHH a co
tfgE Fremont Az
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rwIS cry GARDEN TRACTS

coated bet Wenn rentraIia aad ChAhaIls
bali mile 90 street car CeatraliA %. 1a8
tories % coal mines ffff. 900 per
month pay roll. 80 trains daily large
railroad ahogsa and reaudhoaaa. cream-
sfy rpntrnarr frlit cauuaryt best q
team 1906 free from rock " gravel .
fine fgr fruR ard garetahles ~ dairy
aru catered - greek aud springs
Cfufrafa 10 EraufnE - nfii tha vaiue
- This lard Better take ia.gh az IL
Price ta8 % per aere. 81 90 cash. 81
cents per mouth
HOf7THW EaT
WAsutNGToN LAND COMPANY
Room ~ Dgeus HidE 100 second Az
IEs HEz--AfL CLEANED
IAare.' rfch s0fi; city comforts. easy
tsfns ownsLnslT Auertcsn Rank nid
Pacific stump Fuller iii1 Westsra a.
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So CASH ANu $50 PER MONTH
.ocafrd close Or Long lake. in famHla
DtaiiA berry district rich SANDY laaEa
coil easy 60 Improve