davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-06-06
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Piano Recital by Pupils of Mrs. ]. F,
Browne, a Success-PersOnal
and Otherwise.


ing a few days in Columbia.
Miss Lucille Latham, of Newberry,
visited Miss Marguerite Wise this
week.
Mrs. S. ]. Kohn and little Mary
Kohn are spending the week in Co
lumbia with Mrs. A. H. Kohn.
Mrs. G. W. Harmon and little Re-
becca Harmon and Elizabeth Browne
are visiting Mr.. w. P. B. Harmon at
Epworth.
Mrs. Alice Hodges is spending few
days in Newberry.
Miss Helen Nichols, on her way home
from summerland college, stopped
over for a few days with Miss Aida
Ray Wheeler.
Miss Helen Latham spent several
days this week with Miss Tena Wise.
Miss Annie MoseIey has reached
home for the summer after spending
the winter at Vidalis. Ga.
Mr.. B. S. schumpert, of Columbia,
visited his sister, Mrs. W. A. Moseley
this week.
Mrs. Mamie Wheeler and Miss Nan.
ME Wheeler are spending the week in
Newberry.
Mr.. Herbert Langford, of Columbia,
is hone spending a Jew weeks, being
on the sick list.
Mr.. Olin Bobb, who has been work
ing in Columbia, is home for the sum-
mer
Miss Minnie Boyd Brown, Rev. o.
D. Davis and Mr.. W H. Caldwell are
in Due West attending commence
ment.
Miss Evelyn Wise, of Little Noun
tain, spent Tuesday with Miss Mar
guerite Wise.
Mrs. w.>B. shealy, of Little Noun
tain, has been the guest this week of
Miss Gertrude Bobb.
Prof. and Mrs. J. S. Wheeler, Mr..
"A. L. Wheeler and Miss Aida Ray
Wheeler, spent Monday at Summer
land college.
Mrs. Joe Hartman has as her guest
Miss Jenny Lee Kinarda of Little
Mountain.
Mrs. P. c. singley and children are
visiting at Kallocks, S. c.
Mrs. ]. B. Bedenbaugh, of Pomaria,
IS spending a few days with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Werts.
Mr.. H. J. Rawl has as his guest his
niece, Miss Estelle Rawl, Of Plains,
Ga.
DR.. C. T. wyche has gone to Rock
Hill to attend meeting Of the trus-
tees of Winthrop college.
Misses Grace Burton Reagin, Hat
tie Wise, Eunice Shealy, and Annie
Lee Langford, and Eunice Long, are
home from Winthrop college.
Miss Ruby Russell, of Cartersville.
Ga, is visiting Mrs. J. s. Wheeler.
Miss Willie Mae Wise, who taught
in Sumter the past session, is home
for the summer.
Mr.. P. G. singley has gone to Car
rolls sanitarium at Asheville, N. C.,
for treatment
Mr.. A. B. Wise was a business
visitor in Columbia Wednesday.
| Mr.. S. W. Duncan, of Greenwood,
has been in town this week.
Mr. B. B. Hair spent the weekend
in Columbia.
Mrs. Pat Kennedy Of Due West,
spent several days last week with her
mother, Mrs. Alice Witherspoon.
Miss Lilly Luther has gone to Co
lumbia to visit relatives.
Rev. D. P. Boyd, Of Newberry, is
visiting relatives in town.
The William Lester Chapter, U. D.
c., will meet June 10 at o'clock with
Mrs. Geo. W. Harmon.
Miss Olive Counts reached home
Wednesday from Columbia college.
DR.. Ernest Buckley, of silverstreet,
spent Tuesday with his former class
mate, Mr.. L. M. Wise.
Misses May Witherspoon and Clara
Brown reach home this week from
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-06-06

I have seen CLEANS in the faces OF
men that let me look into higher
country.-Carlyle.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-06-06

If you would measure a man by
his own standard, listen to what he
has to say about his neighbors.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-06-06
PROGRESS is MADE
IN TRIAL OF LONG
Many witnesses Give Testimony in
Aiken Case.-Defendant To Tes-
tify.

Aiken, June At Hugh Long is
elected to the legislature I will kill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10

Main OFFICE 1919 Third Az
branches 10 Washington o., ieo Main -
WILDLY ISLAND
acres rich. unifuprursd innd. Gloss q
town ana schools only ft2i, on terms
~ $40 down. balance monthly pay.
mrntH interest included
House and Z nice lots. al IN garden and
flowers. IN town. only $500, on terms
90 down. go per month. Interest In
ciudnd
BANKER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10
WAITRESSUNI0N
GIVEN A HOME

A f4-room residence at 1927 Goth
y. was yesterday given 20 the
cal Mattresses union by Mr.. and
rs. Y. w. Keen. Mr. Keen. q lum-
krman. lives az 1904 18th av,
During the past few years the
Mattresses union, through dances
Ind entertainments. has been rails
ms money to build such homo for
ITS sick and needy members. This
money viii now be used 10 furnish
THE new home. the gift OF which
came as a complete surprise.
The house will accommodate from
30 10 80 girls. Mr.. Keen's gardener
Is now fixing up the grounds. The
house is expected to Be ready for oc-
cupancy In about two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10
WORKMEN NAME
MOON MASTER

u. f.. Moon. OF Seattle, was chosen
grand master workman az the blen.
NAL election OF the Grand Lodge ~
Washington, Ancient order OF Unit.
ed WOrkmen. which is winding up a
two-day session with n reception az
the aWshington Annex tonight
Election OF the Degree OF Honor.
the ladies' auxiliary, took place this
morning.
The convention was attended by
about $50 delegates. The report.
showing that the order owns real
estate In Washington valued az
s400, 900. was received with great
enthusiasm The order has a mem.
bership OF 5000 in the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10
ThAW IS TAKEN
BEFORE JURORS

NEW YORK. April iO-lIarry X
Thaw. slayer Of Stanford White, ar.
rived hero today. accompanied by
two attendants from Mateawan, 10
appear before the grand jury which
Is probing alleged bribery IN con.
nect!on with efforts 20 release him.
Justice Seabury instructed the
grand jury not 20 allow Th1w 10
make any statements involving him.
self Ia wroagdoing
lie said: In the yes OF the law.
Thaw is insane. and can do no
wrong. Any testimony he gives
must be corroborated by other wit.
ncsses.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10
CAN WE ELECT OUR
NEXT u. S. SENATOR2
LA MYERS PUZZLED

whether the state Of Washington,
vi,Aoa, special legislation, Will have
any authority to elect a United
states senator. now that the federal
constitution has been amended TO
nrnv,ae for direct elections. Is n
r,eoted question among the leading
lawyers OF seattle
lRan John T. Condor. OF tho TINT.
varsity Of Washington law school.
shsrcs the opinion OF Rep, Thomas
r Murphlne. the progressive floor
leader OF the last legislature. that
wAshlngton Is today without any
authority TO elect a senator.
On the other hand. Judge William
" Moore. formerly OF the superior
court and a leading candidate for
the federal bench. takes the view
that our present statutes, calling for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10

preferential primafis. ana for zen.
oral state election of "all officers. L"
viii be sufficient % guarantee a
direct election IN conformity with
The constitution. judge Mooro'a
opinion Il shared by former supo-
rlor Court ludgc ". n. Gay.
The aow amendment doclnrca
that the time. the places and the
manne OF election" shalt be deter.
mined by the several legislatures.
Tho last legislature fniled to do 60.
although Rep. Murphlne had a bl'l
pending on the subject. which would
have cleared all doubts.
should it be determined that new
leglslation Is required. either a sne.
eial session OF the legislature will
have % be called or an initiative pc.
tition. calling for a special election.
VIII have TO be adopted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10
TWO CHILDREN
HURT At PLAY

Clara Smith. rs. Is at the Seattle
General hospital In a critical condi-
ton today. and Joseph Lucas. 10.
Is Mt tho Providence hospital with
a broken leg. as the result OF acck
dents brought about by oyer-en.
thuSlastic play.
The Smith girl was playing hide
and-seek." when she jumped off the
wooden platform In front OF her
home. 402S Rainier av.. about 9
O'Clock LAST night. in front OF a Sc
attic. Renton q Southern car Her
skull Is fractured. the physicians
say.
The Lucas boy was playing ball
on the street. "muffed" catch.
started after II and ran in front q
a. r. Linden's auto. Tho front
wheel passed over his leg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10
AMERICAN GIRL
TRUE TO CAUSE

LONDON. April io.--The proha.
bility OF being bedrldden for the
rest OF her life from n shattered
constitution. the result OF lnsutut.
Ing a hunger strike In prison. was
faced with 4 smile today by Miss
Xeile Emerson. the American sui
fragette.
The cause Is worth any sort 81
sacrifice" was the statement attrib-
uted to Miss Emerson.
At suffrHgctte headquarters Il
was alleged that Miss Emerson =
nose was fractured while being for
chilly fed az Holloway prison. and
that she probably will be disngured
for life. lmedlately after her re.
lease she was removed 70 private
hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10
MONTENEGRO
BLOCKADE ON

ANTTVARI. Montenegro. April 10.
Formal blockade Of this port began
this morning. Austrian. British.
French, German and italian war
ships participating. Hereafter no
vessel Of any sort will be permitted
20 leave or approach the Montene.
grin coast until such time as King
Nicholas agrees 10 suspend the at
temDts to take 5cutar by storm.
Austrian soldiers are holding up
all trains en- route 70 Montenegro,
and the kingdom is practically iso-
lated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10

Say Food-hFs % your eSrns tho very
fire. time ygu use TtZ You viii never
know you have a corn. buni0n or cal
iour or sreaty. tired. swollen. aching
Fee any more. frs Just wonderful tho
gay the pain vaniahaa Rub tho corn
hammer Il with your fst n you wish
~ more pain after TfZ Doesn't that
round good to yoaf Doesn't ~ Then
lead tets.
'-The eorns on either ~ my toes were
- large "a the tablets you make to
snr~ them. To-day there j. no slEn ~
esrns On either foot aud no SORENESS
Bower. Progress. =. 6.
| jest use TIZ rs not Ike anything
d. for the purpose sou ever heard ~
H. ere only foot remedy ever made
rhlch acts on tho priHicpls ~ drawing
a. al mo poisonous egudations which
pass sore feet Powders and other
ftasfiea merely clog up the pores. TiI
fans them out and keeps them clean.
Y works right off You VIII feel better
u very first tine 80 used. Use @
s~k and ygu can forget y0u ever had
Ns feet There ere GOOD many
II s4zisrfsns of III now being made ~
z ns11f4efurarH who think they can make
III Hiit money ~ ,poilng people once
$50 fail "a victim. TauU have 20 re-
~ aftaruarls 81 they know o.. nod
|4 y nigh ~ TrI SEQ DO the first tine
aaFe tho mnfrv qa r1uuferfsits III
~ sale aL eN drug stores department
- Eersrai stores 81 30 cents per box.
HI afeet N gau wish Money back n
~ aofHu'f DO aA Hs say For free
I#0 packngs write today 90 walter
~-aef Dodge CO.. chicago. lli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10
CHANGE IN S.P.
ROAD BOSSES

LOUISVILLE. Ky. April io.-ln
the one-room shack in Beechmont.
near here. whore all OF its annual
meetings are held. tho southern
Pacific Railway company director
ate has today shifted its personnel
somewhat. and has transacted other
business contingent on the yearly
session. The names OF Mortimer
Schiff. VIM. Rockefeller and Bay
ard Cutting are missing from the
new directorate.
The Si26.00o,0 900 worth OF Union
Pacific stock. lnyalidated for the
time being by tho government. was
not voted. There were i.0t6.30s
shares OF Southern Pacific stock
voted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10
PUBLIC MARKETS


Al brands flour nt cut prices. cans
milk 26c, with purchase; cans pear
corn or t0fnatJoa. 25c. lbs. best Ffrc1
peas. $50. iha Lima teams. Csc. 4 lNH
best rice. 15c. pkRH. Ieil1. 25c. cans
corn. Csc. i0e cans pink salmon 15c|
g0c cans red salmon. 2bci 30 bc hari
laundry soap. 2sc soc good broofus h'
acc. Ioc cans soup &c. SOC cocoa oi
black pepper. csc lbs sauerkraut, Zoe
iba oTtrs choice pruues 2ic, i5f bot
10 pur1 older vinegar. i0c. goo Cream
Of wheat f5c. Ice cans Hpiccs. f9r 1906
grape juice. 300 at No 10 flour, 25ci
No 10 corn meal. 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10
MAN DYING ON
NORTHERN ISLE

MONTE, Alaska, April io.-Every
effort IS being made today by ma
tiyes in boats 20 rescue William
Schroeder. survivor OF the wreck OF
the Diomedes. which was crushed In
the ice by the same foes which
crushed the whaler Morris and ex-
ploring schooner Klttiewak. Schroe-
der, whose hands and feet were
frozen, was left on an island In the
Bering sea. and an Esquimaux who
uushed over the foes brings word
that he has nothing 20 live on but
beans and sugar. and that his hands
and feet are sloughlng off Pete
Bernard Is waiting with dog sled
a. Wales 20 bring Schroeder TO
Nome. but he cannot be brought
across the strait until the Ice goes
out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10

IiIAUTIfCL Lac
VIEW LOT

- 's'' .sI.1
OWNER 1Isr SELL ATTRACTIVE
modern broom bungalow. on a large
lot. uuohFfruciihis Wow u Seattle har-
tor and noun nlna. piDed for furnace;
electric Hight fixtures. cabinet kitchen
large light rooms. cement basement
laundry. Price g. 500. cash $500. Phone
owner. ballard 1909, or call az ss2s
f~sh N ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10

Hnilhu'. 9 lba zoe, fresh ahnd, 2 lbg
go. tendsrloiu Of sole. 2 lbu. 25ci fresh
rhuruah butter, a5c b.. peanut butter.
TEc .Ib Toe can Cocoa Be- homo mace
pies, 100 zach. 3-inyer cakes. zoe each
fresh Saratoga chips. c. pkg hame
bnfed beans roc pt. 2 cnus best milk.
Ice. Norway mackerel { Tor 25c Alaska
herring 3 for Zoe. for 25c picked pirT
feet, roc ib pure apple cider 50e sal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10

! or tins convenience % our rsGdsrs
We have established agencies at
tAe following fgcatfohs
10 tniou So. with souvenir ana
cufip SHOP Phone Euiott -
T.. ~ Nuilrn. ttoa Ballard az phnHs
tis.siflrd "A Rate Tfarsisnt rafaf ars
tires Tor the priea % g rsnft PET
iins for caEh ads. a. uwss frr me
price % Fhcnss Eil-~it - oF Ma
500
ballard zoe
SIS may be len q, these tfsnrhs.
shTrs sane rates viii - Elss4 az at
main affirs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10

Red snapper Zoe d. Columbia river
ebnd. Igc H. fresh hnli3ut. Zoe d., rock
cod i0c ib: shrimpH, 100 ID silver
perch Zoe No.; Columbia river smolta. 8
ina. Csc, Columbia river salmon. lIHc
horn baby chicks. 12Ac each. turkey
ogga for Matching, go each, cabbage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10
ROBERT MALTuY


40 ACRES FOR $500
All nice levol land. ~ miles from tho
boat landing al Bangor. Good soil and
d fnn location.
a u NEWELL, t2O SPRING ST.
b-ACHE TRACT AT TIkWiIA. NEAR
Tacoma iutorurhau. S-room house aud
fruit trcra, an ldnir Of small fruit
plenty ~ wood ana good water call
nf tho Doubleday place
SCUM OT BitEMEHrON
10 arrca. acres slHshod, rich rhot clay
s1ii wcil adapted Tor poultry fruit and
garden truck. boats daily. i9c fare.
on county road y mile from school
has q. D. L.. phono ana delivery from
stores.
PRICE 500; s25 CASH
CLtFFONp a VAN A1NSnALE. Inc.
a Main office 1919 Third Az.
branches IS Washington ST.. $50 Main 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10

N.Hta doe : rrsH ErfHnI1na $50
rn.H. uftrf en- Tfass coed 500 b. .
NHafsh fsisI.a eco dos. BITS
cans pea.haa rE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10
sPECIAL hOTIEES


JOHN sIATLR. WORLD FAMOUS Nh
dluu. VIII 10 at Itod Mons hail. Fourth
near Pine on Thursday night. Auril TO-.
and friday night April ~. 90 p o'clock.
to lecture ana rive aplUt messages.
Mr. ggter prpphcsled tho fan Fran
cisco earthquake. tho revolution IN Mex
iro the death % MBd0rH He has nlBo
demouHtrnfe ed hiH psychic powers before
kiuEa. queens and ruicfs ~ tho world
Since being ,u seattle during four nights
that l0 worked. he picked out hum
dfeda 1f strangers. told them their fun
names. whore they wcro born. tho
names Of departed parents. sisters.
trothorH children. has told others tho
amount ~ money they had. and con-
vofsatiuuH that they had before COM
SIX 90 th9 han NJ night
rhes0 meetinga arc given uudor tho aus
pieces Of tho Temple ~ Llght tNpirltuHi-
ist CathedrAD. Hoy q Hpockfrt
pastor gDr1 music and singing Every
ono welcome General admission. 7sc
LANDsCAPE, rKI .fNG. SPRAYING
wiih gufolino ruHiuo by experienced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10

on FRIDAY. April Is. al the Ar
nory. the Seattle companies OF tho
National Guard OF Washington will
give their final dance for this sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10
rh


rthr
Tea snapper. Gee IH. llnr cod 3 ihH
etr haNhHt E ffa ft.. nHhan hatdie. fst
Pr aaImaH hr|fas 300 IFS baEinr sfFe
ta'man tHut Dec lt taiihuf ,heets tec
H Smoked HfIWnn. It. o. stft salmon.
IlH 800. HaHfrf0 oIsfefs Doe be see.
lHWH'a rltfT HmnfIa flH 900. HHrn
f.anH a'" If efrH1 trHf fsHr Do
nfa fUHHi i.r ih irN Hali rHrh ithc
h suat rfraaa tte ih
~ trCvloNs,
at Antb s'ttttt tiue co. sol TN
M'AN nrrgaitu peatIffoa ihene
fitaff are We collect rfefYw here
~ have fhe system. We ST the money
NJ hHnfrs Hrrs a snreisitr
Cttnttons, tnttttffUN AssuttA
ton. tnr. Al afniH ~ tiafnH uu'rhif
cHiieefei famaHa claims eos mrcnans
fra Hens. costs advanced ~ uH No
collect $40 commission fHtHhiiHhud
ZOOS tft lrn.v nitr Nsin tto
NbsFHhN COLLECTION 90,
80 hHW York. bloch. NHfHrr aseHnA Az
mmN tHnfFH Phone MHNu HfNN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10
o.
CHEAPEST lots IN CITY
CHEAPEST lots IN CITY
-
1--WE lots IN Pottery Works Addition. $500
g lots. block Is. chautauqua Beach
$500.
MORRISON q EsHEI.MAN
1905 Aiaaka Ridg
RAISE POULTRY. VEGETABLES AM
FRUIT
MORRISON a EsHEI.MAS


on THIS LITTLE vARM
Cicre 20 Lake Washington and ferry
dock. large. level tract % alder land
partly Improved new house. chicken
house and garden. al Tor tkn4. GA easy
pafmcntht oalY $50 caEh and 80 per
month. Close TO school ana store An
ideal homo Tor an Old couple or "a man
who works 10 Seattle see J. urenue-
uan. drar sore klrknud WaHhinRton.
LAKE ARLINGTON HOME-FARM
FINE VIEW NEAR TIE LAKE
a fine level tract Of acreage. improved .
Uu the county road lcss than half
mile from the ferry dock at Kirkland
new g-r1em cottage. Eardcn. we'll. etc
Price U.1G6: tcrua $3.50 cash ard $40
per month a hpmc-faFrn Tor tho man
who works IN soaftie and wants 20
live where he can raise poultry. fruits
and vegetables Tor the family use and
aeu tho surplus 10 his fellow workmen f.
is boats daily Is minutes from Second
ana Madison. fare G = cents by ticket
Call and let uH chow you this place
Burke & Farrar lot Cherry 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10
My corns Don't
Hurt a Bit

rircd. smelly. sweaty Feet. corns. Cal
louses and Bunioas Cured By TIz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10
EXCHANGE

I
fOn ENCIiAN0E.
= IRE room modern house. and iot
lNpFlHN ln Tho Green Lake district.
! nee from lrcumbrancs Price a. 600.
/ WI fschanre Tor good wheat land
/ ,,1asf ,niufaiion. with good we'll. pre-
! Quincy valley
:. NicE sO-ACRE TItAfT
/ 70 OF which are piowed fzb fruit trsss,
/ lHfE9 tEru, house. Outbuiidiugs, all
! siogk Went clear house. and lot city,
| yhifbl, UTILITY CO.. f0Q7 Arcade
| W. sEfhHnHe everything averyWHefs al
any tinn n the price IL right
tEhL EaTtTE EXCHANGE co.
VAN lts te3.b2t Lumber w Rifw.
10 ,hckEs. $1,000 NORTH OF CITY
5000 ga 2sri5a5 nia H. ''' W 70
| WANTED 10 fHADB-HpgsE Ann
Iot close ~. Or acreage for Ford auto
| HnIile mono evenings Grnnt ere
s0-FhRM5 AND FARM LANDS
MIR - A GOOD MY
FDhi AttEa. near Kent; extra good
soll 20 acres IN good pasture; nice
creek; water enough % irriKate whole
place: must be- sold a. once. Price re-
duced 90 1910. terms.
heAing country property our speciality.
ROBERT hALTBY
1919 Alaska building
4o-ACEE FAItM BARGAIN
ABOUT two hours ride from Seattle; best
~ solii 10 acres cleared. 10 acres more
- pasture. good Groom housei new
Jsns bern. poultry hoasss; nice
500 cash balance 10 suit
selling country property our speciality.
ROBERT MALTBY
1919 Aiaska Building.
WEsTERN CANADA
y. gf1sye. canadian immigration sgent
OF spokane. wash, VIII be At The
DJler hotel Friday and saturday. this
week. % meet parties Interested IN
Western Canada
LITTLE FAItM SNAP FOR roMEBoDYt
near Bellevue on county r0bd big
house; outbuildings wagon. tools: orr
ehnrd and big currant and berry ZELDA
only $500. terms Phone owner syen-
inga Grant zTe.
BIT. VERNON DISTRICT, NEAE nd
Lake. high grade soiis work for OR
settlers. close TO schools. splendid
high~9y: resaonaels price,; TIE easiest
features ! am offering you
r. C. PETERS OVnsr 1000 Acres
80 Columbia -.
JUDITH BASfN. MONTANA, OFFKES
unequnied farm opportunities. filus-
CO ziT Boston Bik
HAVE SOME FINE FAIM LANDS FOB
sale n upper skAgit valley. first class
hoii Price as 20 40 per acre. H. J.
Mooney Concrete. wash
WI AHE rRLPARED TO LOCATE sEv-
sral Food homeffcndH IN OREGON. 13G
ccntrai Bidf Phone Main 1871
Io1 HoMEsTEAOs
RE uONEsTEADs-2.0 00. 600 ACRES.
Decided lands. - 20 so acre: ready
Tor blowing yields Is 70 90 bush els
wheat. finest inland climate. low
homsreekers excursions Write for
literature. immigration Bureau C. NJ
~ y Hy Seattle. Wash
"a LEASE OR FOR RENT.
CALL At ONCE WILL RENT AcRFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10
Aunt IN

Auburn. 4 you are unac-
quaintfa. ID starting shops and
round house next week Our lots arc
right In town. start your boy saving
money By buying n OF CT two IN live
town with future. Price $3.50. 90
terms easy.
OLE HANSON 6 co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10

TERMS t2s CASH $40 a MONTH
Close to Lake Washington; large lcvel
tract of acreage. iupravcd with now
e-Htorv house. good well. chicken house
l.r pen. .'r- Fronting on good road.
within walking distance Of Lake wash
inrtun ana tho boat landing These
terms ara very easy. and now H. ue
time % buy your home Inquire for
w. gllFrn at office on Ander1on'a dock
AZ Madison mark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10

!
MORTUARY DEPT.
f6f eR166foa1eS
BUTTERWORTH & SONS
crcmatarY. Coiumharium and MaueH.
ieum Information and Illustrated
hfealet on application. Phones Main
snt Einou stt tau rfrst ~.
7t-nGArHs
hirakncy, Thomas w.-as yra ssio 2.
cspansel. Patsy ", use sander rosa
Denneii,. Mary E.-ii yrs Providence
James, iafsn, 81 Fourth A. X
lind. Ealth Nj " ste W teth -
Manning. oofdon les "a ssii n.
Mef,ia.en. Auals -si yrs Pacific hes
Msndosa. Celia Minor hospital
lnno. e yrs Reliance hos1Hat
wn-san, ina - we tfit ttth av q.
u FLORISTS
Ki>DoN. tIoHi-I.. eti tNiON 81. II
Noit oof Specially. funeral work. cut
~ FUNERAL DIRECTORS
IioNs 4 rlffA.NNI. stctEs~OR. 40
Nlaitn. iaffsffY Co. hrw Masonic lruls
NE en- kNhnuruu si i-hera Nsfth $50
iiOME rNuAnr NhiNo 60. -tCCE>--
ihoass N1Ia is5i ssi i.iau ~,
BUTTERWORTH * SONS
1884 FIRST AV
-hs most cemrists martuarY establish.
mont N The world. Phones Maia and
Uge,s-i's usds,!ssiag rsfisrs "a, ish
- North sls w fnfhhef
|E ~ MItfLEsIADr. UNDERTAKEN
aua smnaimsr irts Market Be rh1ne
Naifart esq
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10
MAKE YOUR GARDEN HERE

Two large tracts 81 rich. black
white river valley lard Tor
$3.50. fio cash and 81 per T.
month. All cleared. fenced ard Z
ready Ter spring garden Close l.
20 Seattle Tacoma iuterurhan z
station.
BURKE & FARRAR. Inc
100 Cherry st. +
---L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-10

Send a. oae. for a Free Trial Package.