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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
CHAMBERMAIDS NOW
DANCE The TANGO
Women Employees at the Nc
Alpin Receive Lessons as
Reward of Merit.

zone New York hotel has established
tango lessons for its girl employees II
they have good marks" sad s. Smith OF
Typosraphical Union No. at retail
clerks meeting at Cooper Union last
night. But we don't want to be paid
in tango lersons. We want money enough
10 nay for them on the side
The hotel proved to be the McAlpin. The
manaRems mt disclaimed any Idea OF pay
ing its women employees with dancing
lessons. They were simply established as
a sort of reward for those who Eet
through the month with few dement's
I lessons are given BY Ernest Evans. who
dances every evening In the grin room
with his partner. Miss Wilma VIM.
on Monday afternoons the telephone
girls and the women floor clerks assemble
in the ballroom or the winter garden on
the twenty fourth floor. whichever happens
10 he vacant. and do the new steps 10
the music of plano. After an hour OF the
maxixe. the tango or the more popular
onestep or hesitation, they are regaIed
with sandwiches. lemonade and cake,
ON Wednesday evenings comes the turn
NJ the $50 maids who are equally enthus'-
astic and proficient Service has looked
up since the lessons were estabi shed' ana
a wrong number or u speck VI ous' 70
thing OF the past. Mr. Swans reports
that his Wednesday pupils are more apt
than many Of those In his private classes.
The Cooper Union meeting sent a tele'
gram to the Legislature urging It to ap'
propriate money to continue the STATE
Factory Investigating Commission 30 tha'
the public may know the truth as to work.
ing conditions and wages In the depart
ment stores.
Mrs Ines Milhoiland Boissevain. who
cntertains groups Of department store
girls at her home every week. said that
she has never found Il CIR! who had q
good word TO say OF the store In which
she works. Mrs Frank II. COthren read
a bill to be introduced at Albany providing
a fine of 800 for any 1rm attempting tc
oompc! an employee I" contribute to 9
mutual benefit association. the hne to &c
to the employee. The Officer of the hrm
attempting to collect the money 10 to b
declared guilty u . misdsmsanor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
Plays and Players.

Thomas w. Ryley has engaged Nigel
Barrie 10 play the part OF Baron Victor
dc GdrdenAes in The Queen OF the
Movies. the current attraction at the
Globe Theatre. Mr. Barrie will succeed
John Goldworthy in the par, and Will
make his first appearance fortnight.
Gail Kane has been engaged by George
NJ. Conan TO create the role OF Helen Vuii
In Mr.. Cohan's Naturalization OF The
Miracle Man" which he Is making into
play form from the story Of the same
name by Frank l.. Packard. The piece
will be- produced early next season.
Those who attend the performance Of
The Whrl of the world" AZ the Winter
Garden tonight will have the opportunity
of witnessing two performances for the
price OF one. An anniversary perform
ance will he given at IL o'clock. following
the regular performance. in which many
well known performers who have appeared
In Shubert attractions will appe-r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
CHANGES AT THE THEATRES.
Weeks shifting Of PIays-Fsnny
Ward At Grand Opera House.

Fanny Ward began the last week of
Madam President at the Grand Opera
House last night before a large audience
TINS is the last metropolitan dlvulgence
81 Pierre Neber's play. as there is a
demand to witness II In the West and
those cities not visited by the company
ms winter will have their opportunity
70 see the farce next year. Miss Ward In
sun supported by the company that ap-
peared with her at the Garrick and acts
me role or the actress with her usual
v!yacty
=. Bruce McRae Is the hero OF Nearly
Married,' which moved this week to the
Bronx Opera House and was played there
Mst night before "A large audience Mr..
NcRae Is so untheatrical In his appear
ehce and methods that he Is admirably
Hapted to give the scenes OF Edgar Sell
Wyh s farce their best effect He takes
vem all so seriously II seems they must
Oe rue The excellent actors from the
paiety Theatre are still in the play, which
was received with hilarity by a large
audience
by this time Roland Molineux's play
OF criminal life must have been acted In
inherent theatres OF Greater New York
a 'ohg as |: was at the Criterion The
aUe II has so far been performed In
All me stock theatres. Yesterday after
noon Theodore Friebus, Priscilla Knowles
shu other popular members OF the stock
company appeared In the LAY at the
academy of Music. The audience en-
!oyea the sincerity with which 1t js writ
sh' which Is the most vital element Of
The play
=, we don't know how many Mary Turner's
Were have been IN within the Law" in
Ne New York performances. Catherine
r.oWer pleased the audiences at the Royal
ihehtre 80 much in this role several weeks
ago mat she was III the head o. ne COM
ppahy which brought Bayard Veilier's play
o"cN To the large audience gathered In
~ r'e ROYAL to witness II last night. Miss
.'wer IS certainly popular with audiences
~ the Royal.
me West End Theatre has opened its
uoofS This week to Cecil SDooner who
recently closed her stock company further
pmo''h. Miss Spooner Is acting In One
DaS which Is said to he dramatic
,ersloh she has made OF E'inor Glvn's
,senurl 10 Three Weeks" The audience
ss' night decided that the book did not
neal with tones AT variance with those
10 Three Weeks" The author seemed
merely 10 have CONDENSED the emotions OF
'e Characters In the earlier book. Mss
opooner vas literally app,auded by the
a"1ence, which enjoyed also the actinS
her company. One Of it's members ID
"'' veteran Agnes Herndon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
CHARGE OF FREE LOVE
FINDS SUFFRAGE CALM
Women Vote Seekers Stand In
different to Accusation of
Rabbi Silverman.

The statement by Rabbi Joseph Silver
man In his sunday sermon at Temple
Emanu-E Ell that ~ women are accorded
the privilege Of the ballot "A large part
Of those who will vote will advocate free
love and the result will be that women
will become unsexed' didn't cause much
OF futter at the headquarters OF the
National American Woman Suffrage As
ISOLATION. but II did astonish Rabbi
Stephen s. Wise.
A SUN man asked Or. Wise what he
thought OF DIR. Silvermans assertion and
DR.. Wise replied:
IT have not read nor have I even seen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
DEATH ENDS WOES OF
GUILTLESS CONVICT
RuffO, With Death Near, Re-
peated He Was Innocent
Dupe Of Brother.
CAUGHT WITH ROBBER
Didn't Know lie Was Com.
panion Of Thief Who Had
Been Often in Prison.
CAUGHT WITH ROBBER


Ahse'o hu"o' 90 years o'o' was buried
In the roman Iathoiic cemetery at Os-
sinlng ycstrday. He died on Saturday
morning IN Sing Sing prison, where he
COS s.rvIpv n sentence NJ ,-o,,, az. %
~. a.,. "
zen !e''' lug '"'se "s"'hs' MN was
roVoci' , ., .,
"" "' ,,,", " 'es,eIuay
ei'ernoon "."Sn I'""ey' father
,"s"'.' a, "a 49,. 800 ap''in OF
tne I"'so'', a ~, va, va" o, rs o'nS,as OF me
p.,o" So" D',,y.'' .oueu 10 tne
'ue SUI" sur, on ,i, ""u orotner-n-
Jaw ~ $3.50 "n o s un,
oeI' ' 80. -. -, -, MI"
$50 f., ,hs o,,,r,o,
nuno, .. W. op '.sie VI ever soooy con.
heN''u .',s -. 80 o"e y. 'ne
nv" W." III ,,,,,a,,n,. ,a,. ~, ,n. J." s,,os
a., a.. ,.rnr,rca %, ,,a W." ,.,, hse.'
70 W. ~, ,,,n,r,. nj, an NV "su zen ,',n
W 80 A., Srn,,an - OF" '
s"i,,,'i crIn, mol ITn.h,o ,n .ns.n IT,
,'.s '','ah,a 90 rasi,,a 81, IT." ~
rsr,, H.. was IN R,fyo y,as c,',.h, ia
p,.,,,aa hsSora NJ. 49,. -, 90. Su
s e.n,nv """' ""S mp
che story In the English no had scou,rad
~ v.ar and n haif as !, cnnv,r, sN
r.,,>vea Ulsva,v wscL.S u..sH
pomih.eo nuHo. tne th,eVine brother.
sceoru'he W All uccounts, Is now serving
long sentence as thiru teriner AT Dan
memoirs. ne mas oeen IN 'hls country Tor
mas oe.m So ,'u,. IA n'''''ra "eiormatory
While Dominica was passing in and
out Of American prisons Angelo remained
on the other side and for twelve years
worked for small shopkeeper in a VIII
lage outside Naples. He was honest and
Industrious. He had no desire to come
90 this country until 1912. when Dominica
left the United States hurriedly to escape
the police. He went back to the little
village with some money. met his brother
and boosted OF the fortune awaiting In
the new world. In some way he never
explained ne Induced Angelo to return
with him. The pair arrived in this coun-
Try IN November. 1912.
Five days afterward Dominica took An
Cello TO Coney Island. saying a Job was
awaiting him there. They walked to the
outskirts OF the resort and came upon a
Small store.
Walt here was the command Of Do
minico. while l go In and see the man
about the JOB. Angelo waited outside.
soon the brother came out on run
and called: Come We must see a man
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
LECTURES AGAIN ON ROME.
Newman Repeats Travel Talk =
New Amsterda ~ Theatre.

r. VI. Newman repeated yesterday az
ternoon at the New Amsterdam Theatre
the lecture on Rome which pleased a
large audience at Carnegie Hall on Sun
day evening.
These entertaining illustrated talks on
travel are attracting large gatherings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
Twelfth Nishr"-As the nss.ss Theatre

g., ,, ., A. a. 49,
Margaret Ahsin orousht 10 tue stage
OF the Hudson Theatre last night her
ideas Of Twelfth Night" and such an
Instrumentation as her we'll selected COM
-. a. ,.u.,,. =, r,... 1--WE ,,.v.-.
p""'
nave proN'oeo "'oe'' u''eiS'"eu eN"'''p'e'
OF Shakespearian performance since
they settled in West Forty fourth street.
From the undistinguished As You Like
-" % ~. occ,o,m.d r.nrsssp,.,,on NJ
'"e .
INV '"'"s VI '"e ""e" s"~"e''
ascent IN competency 80 the prouucuoh
of Twelfth Night was awaited with
interest
u.rs the ,ask n, Mas Any,in ana her
-, s,...,. a..
p'a!ers was !" way 'e'' "'"'u'' '"-''
some that other ACTORS Oh 'he S"aNeSpe"''
Twelfth Night" is better suited in many
respects to the taste OF the day than half
the other dramas seriou, or comic in the
.,ry,y,r. shak..n4are thsatre II 4. m
.r..,, S.n,..y On. 4. never ,-ouh,.d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24

Friends Of DR. Thomas Adds Emmett.
p.hFS'r'sn and author, denied last night
MAI he is III In his apartments Mt %
madison avenue, The story published
yesterday caused many Of the aor:o-':
Hiends to send kilograms or call. II was
sa'a last night that he was at work on
n book about his ancestors including
robert Emmett.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24

HARTFORD, March 23.--tepresentative
Joseph II. Lswler. young attorney II
this city, carried seven Of the ten city
wards at the Democratic primaries for
Mayor tonight against ex-Senalor
Thomas j spellacy. Democratic nominee
two wears ago,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-24
MISS Mildred Lord Ensased.

MONrcLAIR. ". j., March 23,--An-
nounc ment has been made OF the en-
gagemsnt OF Miss Mildred Lord. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lord OF Nor
NAL avenue. and Kenneth 4 Cosmus Of
New York city. ~t..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-13

Pure cane sugar. ihs a1c. al Kind.
spices Be- can. Stall is q. patent flour.
acc ie-lb sack corn flakes Z pkrs csc.
navy beans. ihs Csc. macaroui. Sc 10
Stall -. small potatoes - ihs aEr.
large potatoes ~ lbs csc stall s..
whole salmon. $50 each. salmon trout.
Toe ~ Finnan haddie lbs 1sc fresh
crabs. 2 for Sc. stan 90. eaF plant 2
lbs Sc, dried onions 2 Lbs Toe. carrots.
sud brets &c bunch stall 80. grape fruit.
FOR Be-. lemons don zsc. cnrumher.
for Sc; cranberriss lbs csc stall
IS. Yakima butter. a0c III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-13
ESTIAkE

Stall 2ie. sweet cider. gal. soc.
Stall 2i0. pure cane sugar. 9 lbs.
soc. Stall 900. choice walnuts, .
lbs. 35c Stall 352. large cans
milk, 25c. Stall 1876. No pail
pure lard b5c. with soc order. Stall
33l, new black and white figs, 3
lbs. Csc. Stall 80. Yakima pota.
toes. cwt si25 Stall $40. large
Spanish onions. III. sc. Stalls lO4.
1913. sugar. ~ lbs. 81. Stalls sc.
cottage hams. ID. zoe. Stall 204.
toilet paper. 3 rolls l0c Stall 35S,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-13
ATTACK WOMEN

A coward who attacks women is
operating In Seattle
lie Bprang from behind n tree
and grabbed Mrs. s. r. Grayaon.
1880 55th av s. Thursday night,
near the Edmouds ~ intersection.
She answered his demand for
money by screaming. which fright
ened him away.
a little later man ansWerlng
his description seized Miss Anna
liegtyedt t1Is 41st ay. S., al 39th
dy s. and Dakota ~. He got 81 so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-13
PUBLICMARKETS
CONNER MAukII

stalls is.gs. pure Eruund coffee. isr 10
or Tbs use. Is cans minced razor
clans. 2tr. hiEh Erada tes tanninEn. iGc
~. lbs for Csc. Ice cans Arctic
cleanser, sbc. iarsc cans solid pack toms
toes Toe. neW apficofs. ite 10 itc cans
klpp~rrd herring. lee gse BOTTLES catsup.
3ec; nsS orange. lemon and cifron peel
IN = Id cartons. ioc. = i.ih. pkEa seed-
"a raisins str 45c ripe olives sbr
stalls. 2. :. 8, :. pot roasts Sc 20 lave
%! veal roasis. i9Ac h veal outlets.
ice IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-13
REAL ESTATE


You had better take advantage ~ this
offer The owners ~ 200 nicely To-
Gated lots in a fine noiHhburhaud, have
decided 60 seii Of oitces and upon
terms more reasonable than you would
hsk or expect ~ you desire. they VIII
huiid Tor you. ana make tho terms Tor
both lots aud home the same ~ rent
Lots average $3.50. o. 90 per month A
dandy new fouf.ru cottage A. ft2b0.
Take n few minutes time and inyesit-
gate.
call 3oi WHITE nldr
40 acres close 60 depot z houses water
pipsd 10 each good barn. ~ head ~
cattle. horses. piss ! wagon and
other farm implements Tor further
Information call or write a - cook,
Pail city wash
A 't foot iot IN river Park. TOO Phone
beacon sss
For Hhir 2 modern t-raom bungalows.
part payment down balance like rent
Phone Queen Anne ifgs
Anap-visw lot EQUITY Main 1865
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-13

stan %. porterhouse roast. 1Sc H.
bacon 22c ~. pork steak and veal roast
lhc 10 pork roast. tu NJ; club sausage
loc H., picnic hams lgWc H.. lamb
chops, lbs 2bc stalls 24-2G. 20 his
graduated sugar. si0O; Alb. cen any
brand coffee. Csc. dos. boxes Onto
matches. sac; i5c pkg raisins Zoe. s5c
pkg, washing powder, lSc stall lb.
White river potatoes. St.0O. delivered
Yakima potatoes, Si.l6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-13
ASSERT PRICE OF
COAL WON'T GO up

Because deep sea vessels are pre-.
vented by the war from coming to
coallng ports In these parts for
fuel. coal prices will not increase
this winter, declare local coal deal
ers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-13
s ACRES At KIRKLAND

Near mscadam highway and cioso
60 the ferry dock new house
we'll. etc. Price ~ $50. terms
800 cash and ii5 monthly You
can live here and work IN Sc
attic - boats daily Take tho
Madison car ANA ferry across
Lake Washington 20 burke a
Farrars office In Kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-13

RUGS AND CARPErH
Oh faded and coinrisss ruE- ard carpets
made 20 look like new without iaiury
90 ths most costly fAhrtr. charges fea-
sonatte Phone Eas, IS before ~
postal hrtnEa me 20 you A n Wat
ssn ff11 usinoat av. city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-13
PIKE PLACE

Stall II. standard graduated
sugar. s lbs. 43c. Stall SO. good
oak half soles. mems 75c. ladies
55c. boys Acc to Soc: free shoe
strings. Stall .. Yakima Melted
Gem potatoes. sl.i5, del; new wal
nuts, H. l5c Stall 1903. raw.
shelled peanuts. H. l0c; 20c cans
shredded eocoanut, l0c Stalls i4-5,
Winter Nell pears. doz. sc; Melted
Gem potatoes, 81, del Stalls 57.S,
3 cans best milk. 20c. with other
25c order Stalls IL. Jonathan APP
pies. box 65c, del; Florida grape.
fruit, each &c. Stalls 64-5. new
peanut butter. lbs. csc: new
crisp sauer kraut. Id. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-13

fancy dry onions. lbs. Csc Stall
3i5. salmon trout. lbs. 25c. Stall
2l7. 40o coffee. 3 lbs. 81. Stall 1926.
chicken halibut. 10 &c. Stall sol.
whole salmon. each 25c. Stall Ill,
Eastern bacon backs. H. PC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-13

ISvEHTiqATE THIS DO IT SOW
Sc are selling cut-oysr lands IN Hn0.
homish county Immediately afouud our
mills HEht prices liberal terms Also
liberia terms ON lumber Good land
good roads school. store. " y - raii.
road. antn sfaEss hFEctAL OYER.
ito sefss suitable Tor stock quarter
mile lake front some bottom f'rifs
$500 per acfe SEQ o. ~ MEfKLE.
join. our Land Agent 1904 l. g..
Smith ifidE seattle
THREE LAKES LUMBER co
Three Lakes wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-13
MOTORCYCLES

Motorcycles New AVID second hant. al
makes. some ~ these taken On new
INpfAN MOTORCYCLES pailau q
Wright stf y PIKE st near uread.
wav Phone Fast ffi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-13

NJ ASS PAINTS MIRRORS BUILDING
PAPER NNp HARDWARE AT ONE
THIRD LESS
As FOR CATALOGUE No q
q n WILLIAMS CO.
1913 Ftr.f Az Main i8tt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-13
10 ACRES nm BoTToM LAND

UNI FTW 'NNTI
Close 60 good town. with railroads 3
good mills large pay roll. and plenty ~
work the year around Pine. level land
binrk soil. no stumps to dig. on good
road. close to school Just tho place
Tor home Price 1870 por acre IS 90
per acre cash. 81 per acre month
r. A. thlin. iii5 American Bank nldE
For Hcnt1 have fine ranch that
want 10 rent mr. lease. 20 miles from
Townsend wash. near school and post
office. Have horses. cows and all the
implements to run H. For further par
ticuiars write TO Robert T. Ryan.
tei1nd wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-13
ls FEMALE SITUATIONS


is FEMALE SITUATIONS
SITUATION Ans ONE Cent a wopp
~ rttE STAB
Wanted vsnsrionced Woman, anY
kind et clefkiur IN a respectable store.
Phone ballard tiss
MenAias u an kinds neatly done pas,
star
Woman wants day work With the hsst %
references Phone uainiof iosM
4 rrfinrd woman wants position a. house
Keeper FOR one or two gentlemen ely
preferred Address Miss ~ GOWNS.
oeu Del seattle
Norman wants work ne hnuseh eeper fnf
gentleman ur widowef, party who viii
appreciate respectable clean housekeep.
ct can furnish good references u-lia.
e~~~~>>c~>g>~~->~~
10 MALE HELP WANTED
NATIONAL uAitnEn CuLLEaE
wants men and women 60 learn the bar.
her trade vases paid while learning
Can or write
lllsh Grade school ioS Msin ~
MoLER MANNER CoLLEuE
Wants men and women 10 learn barber
trade wares patd while iearnins
- oerif~ets' ~ seattle
save On year satins mn ~, 'Ns raFltan
Cafeteria second roof. coo PINE
EAr ~ rroNrsoN,s .rn ANn rlNE
cOLLECrtoNs--sos lyon nuiLbiNd
Nut-ft 7ffs
SAVE MONEY Call al the uaruain
Store ets Occidental corner Main
Handles new and second hand suits
rtiuroatu g. 90 up. tools. guns. trunks
Huitrases shoes fsweirY Alaska cut
nts and loEEers supplies
Gordon rraei-a upstairs shop positively
sells SIS suits or oyereoats Tor SIS Up
stars soaH rhird Traders mas
povie Med CO. sixth az opposite West.
lake Market Seattle wants solicitors
PLAY root At us PIKE ST
Learn a. operate moving pirturu machine
by ssperiencei operator ioa cedar st
wanted rse msN t-arn so'a -oa 'fues
- p, : - --f'-l-,-- f-NN r'n.'h
2o-MALE SITUATION
WHY no tirNpotusr.fitL srtL SIS
mems suit. ~ sta' necau.e they sell
them upsfairs second fi"or Joshua
0r~eH piA<
YOU'VE married. man win raad shura
ton would Ike position - any ttnd
steady sober and reliable Address
r-its sta
Young man. - Years erprfi~nrrf ~
driver ~ aute truck vents work around
autos Adar~ss riis star
Practical tailor sHf eatter au meas 81
ladies' OF hash-imaH. wants work ittol
y ttth
SITUATION Aps ONE CENr a WORN
~ THE srAn
rne clerk wants positions noof wrist
anf general office SRI Phone North
1918
rirs, class cahisei rnsksr wni 40 suv
Kind ~ wundwa-S Phone Rainier -
Or eau reese tfth ~
Young Industrious man wants positisn a.
h"insr on sutn truck Address N.tes.
The star
Yeuns msn wants position as wsitrr -
rnnu ord board sone experience a
dress 1-tss Star
rvn@rtsne~d elevator nnrfstor f~sisss -.
-iften yrunr rean. 20 years - srr
Adfr~-s r.fir star
Man wants work snfthtnr. rsraY with
ieois Hard 90 agaiast q. Please al
irrss p-iis star
Ganf ran sant. york >, any kirf -
daF ~ BY ths hour rheHs ssin si5r
kavanaurh's - az Tat. tess rir.s AZ
IS DRESSMAKING
\ chTisiisu v9uar sonsn stth ri-t s
wsrss efsifieH ~ hnusrt~srer fsr ~.
snerf- 49, hafA~irr nr wffawt~ nsnvss
- CrFsfsi Hotel sfarts f-tru ard
raf-e rr0rs Fno't ifts
Mfsis.sres worasn vsvi. srv htna usht
waTs NsHr-s. n .fda afaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-13
NO FLOODS

NO FLOODS
10 acres. level. black silt loan; close to
city. ana has telephone. railroads and
r. y D.. close TO min. runs the year
around. creamery ~ miles from land
Price $40 pcr atre; terms $40 cash and
- month This land IL CLEARED
and ready 10 put right out IN crops
lies on - beautiful highway. free wood
and fine water
W " HEINZ aOi American Bank nidg
A SNAP IN EVERETT
Groom modern house. plastcred over
looking the hay. $500. hair cash. Zoos
Grand NV. Everett
10 acres suitable Tor poultry. on auto
stage. 90 minutes from Seattle. $50
cash. balance monthly. t. 9. Craw.
ford. $50 y. v block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-13

We Wv 70 NWfh WIZ NV hNN"
largest direct 90 con
sumner fartory in che West
Large stock el~ays nn hand
CATALOGUE PRICES
Craftsman doors ..... 80
t.eross panel doors i5 slsrs
.-........... ....... fifhI
same ter painting ....... 90
s-rrors panel sliding doors
................ 3 20 up
Iuterior s-piy Interior ioors
Observation-Disclosures. o. 90 up
i-piy Gold Seal Roofing roll
Observation-Disclosures. stetI
2 plS Gold Seal Roofing roll
................. 81 50
, ply Gold Seal Roonnr roll
Observation-Disclosures. s. 90
t-tiNht barn sash a.. &c 40
Bungalow easement cash up
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