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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-09
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cline of $10,131 500, and foreign merchandise
Of $67,6s4 gain Of $49, 7S3-making total
shipments to the mainland $41 ,345ys51, with a
net decrease of $100s1 1888.
To foreign countries was shipped domestic
merchandise valued at 1851 ,1S6, a gain of
$685. ,I21 over 1912, and foreign goods valued at
$9,66S. a decline of 81, 133-making total of
$G,SsO,S54 the net excess of direct foreign ship
ments being $s75,5ss -
Sugar, the main product, is responsible for
decline of $11 ,226, $40, or more than two mil
lions above the decrease of all exports. Low
prices in far greater degree than shortage of
crop accounted for this showing. While the
value of sugar shipments fell off 24.5S per cent,
the quantity was only 7.45 per cent less than in
1912. Shipments of raw sugar were 523, 1913
tons and of refined 1902, a total of. 547 ,T95
tons in 1913, against 566,021 tons of raw and
1910 of refined total Of 5s1 131 tens, in 1912,
making a total decrease of 1886 tons.
Other products in the main give a better
showing in exports to the mainland. Honey,
rice, tobacco and vegetables afford the only
notable declines Fruits and nuts, with ship
.ments of $4,26S,020 in value represent an in
crease of $T39,7s4 Canned pineapples are to
be credited with S125 GA of the gain, with ship
nents of $4,054, III, and raw pineapples with
81 ,492 on shipments of $65,750 value. Pine.
apple juice is not under this head, and adding
its export of $1O6, 510a gain of $47,94s--to
tile raw and canned items there is a total export
galne Of $4,226,971 for the Hawaiian pineapple
industry last year, which is $7S5,054 better than
the year before Bananas account for a gain of
32,T52 in fruits, the shipments having been
worth $143,472.
Coffee, in shipments Of $3.50, 533, made a gain
Of $241 400 Sisal fiber gained SIG, 131 in ship
,nents of $52,730. Wood and its manufactures
lad shipments of $751; 672, an increase of SIT ,73S
Raw wool gained s., 72s with shipments of $50
150. Hides show handsome gain of $37,T774,
the shipments having been $157 ,09s
Rice declined 1857 in exports of 500 ,2255,
but Hawaii needs more of this article than it
grows. Honey, with shipments Of $37, 129, de-
c1ined 4,127 An nnrecorded amount of honey
goes to foreign parts Tobacco was nearly at
the vanishing point with an export of SIS, rep
resenting drop OF nearly $50, 900, this fact be-
ing due to the destruction by fire of the crops of
the chief producing concerns. Vegetables, of
which the local consumption requires large inn
ports, fell off in export $1a, the shipments hay
ing been 1857.
Altogether the exhibit made by diversified
industries in the 1913 trade returns is encourag
ing Other details of Hawaiian commerce for
last year are reserved for separate treatment
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-09

"A. L. C. ATKINSON: Say. some
folks don't know that Pm small far
mer. Well. ] am. and what's more I'm
making 60 of It, too. Anybody that
doubts can be convinced bv taking a
look at my place down at Puulea.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-09

Now possessing the dignity of an improve
ment district, there seems nothing in the way
If Manoa going ahead and showing the rest of
Honolulu the way
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-09

CHARLES BARRON lwiffed from
washington: The next time am 81
lent so long viii be when | am dead.
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WILL MILES Gin hospitall: Il
will be some time before politics VIII
make me sit up and take notice.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-09

e A. MoTTSMITH whispered
from Yokohamay: We landed yes
terday. No one has as yet offered
me a government position. I'm be-
ginning to fear that they have never
heard OF me over here.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-09

MERTON q. EMMANS: Judging
from the way the tickets are selling,
Company D win have to hang out the
S. r. O. sign at the play which II IS
going to give in the armory next
Wednesday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-13
NAVIGATOR OF
STEAM SHOVEL
GETS IN WRONG

The chief navigator OF the steam
shovel that will scoop out the Gel
lar OF the new courthouse is In
wrong.
Street Superintendent Case
granted him a permit, the other
day. TO move II there from a vacan.
lot ON Third ay.
An ordinance requires that such
instruments OF warfare may only
venture upon the public highways
In the dead OF night But the nayi-
gator was in a hurry and moved 4
In the daytime.
In trying 10 cross the car tracks.
the rudder became entangied In a
mass OF seaweed. or something. and
the big craft stopped dead. Street
car traffic was suspended several
hours. Hullaballoo was general.
A warrant was issued for the
navigator's arrest today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-13
HERE sS{ANpAfEfWhfRE

the water nine passengers, of whom
two were drowned, at Modesto.
Mrs. Pankhurst goes on hunger
strike and is freed from London
prison.
G. r. Hoffreister confesses en-
bezxlement OF $4,000 from Colonial
Trust Co, Pittsburg. and blames
speculation.
Cruiser Milwaukee sails from
Honolulu with Oregon and Washing
ton naval militia.
Roosevelt swamped with letters
begging him not to run for COVER
nor OF New York.
Lord John carbery falls into
English channel in flight from
Paris to London.
New 27.5ooton battleship Nevada
launched at Quincy. Mass
IA. e. Ingalls,, financier and rail-.
road man, dies ut Hot Springs. Va.
Next convention Of National Ed
ucatonal Association goes to Oak
land. Cal.
Steamer Rosedsle goes aground
outside New York harbor. causing
panic among 500 passengers.
Whisky, beer and other intoxl-
cants seized at Celeron, on Lake
Chautauqua, In dry territory.
One Is shot In riot between miners
and !. w. w. at Tonopah. New.
Socialist who wanted to argue
Colorado strike In Rockefeller's
New York church, arrested.
Four officers OF steamship Har-
ward indicted at San Francisco for
assaulting sailor.
Explosion on Chinese aunboat
Tungchi killed 30 naval cadets.
Fifth victim Of bubonlo plague at
New Orleans is dying.
Congress buckles down to work
on antitrust bills. May require six
weeks TO pass measures.
Representative Good introduces
bill 10 impeaoh Secretary McAdoo
/ for using u. S. revenue cutter.
J. L. Veach, Tacoma, Is made sec
rotary OF newly organized Auburn
Gas Co.
Gov. Lister refuses to appoint
SUCCESSOR TO Judge J. p. Houser in
Skagit county until after vacation.
Fearing end Of world, Mrs. Eliza
beth Robinson. Sharon. Pa. distrib-
utes $4,000 among the poor.
Boy Scouts help clean up Ia
coma.
| Improvement of Stllsuuamish
river is turned down by government.
Heat causes three deaths In st.
Louis.
r. J. Tatum, Texas pastor. shot
to death in fight over $3.50 debt.
A. M. Lee, Seattle, chosen presl-
dent OF Pacific Claim Agents Assoc
citation at Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-13

two years the question OF safe
city milk supply. recommended that
all grades OF milk. except certified
milk. be pasteurized. Most OF the
members favored pasteurixing even
certified milk.
Experts declare the tuberculin
test Is not effective. They say that
often cows have tuberculosis so
badly they will not react at all.
leading 70 the conclusion that they
are not infected.
Tastvurizaiion seems TO be the
oniy solution TO The insuring OF a
pure milk supply.
Ard thorough pasteurizing OF all
the city's milk supply. says DR.. Nc
Bride. will only be brought about
v he0 the city does II through mn-
rscipal dairy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-13


Mayor begins pruning OF budget
At home. slicing s225 from own of.
flee expense.
Peerless laundry auto runs away
down Yesler way, ending up flight
against pole at Third
Hundreds attend shriners' pic
mic at Fortuna park Sunday.
Federal Clerk Crosby saves
LEO In running office for govern
ment.
e. A. Gibson relieved OF $50
stlckpin by holdup in Frink park.
c. J. Schrsder and J. q. Lamb
hurt when motorcycle hits auto.
Body OF Clarence Anderson. ~.
drowned In Duwamish river, found
Joe Broehcck, 81, attempts sui.
eide In West Side hotel, after quar-
rel with bride.
Thos. D. Ellis. retired cop, dies.
Seattle Car q Foundry Co., gets
contract for building 60 all-steel
logging cars.
Seattle Elks will hold annual out
ing at Port Angeles August 2.
State "u." summer school stu
dents take part In mixer July IA.
Or. w. e. Waldo, Seattle, ap-
pointed clinical demonstrators for
American Osteopathic association,
convention in Philadelphia
Rev. Frederick Sicdcnburg
speaks at X. of c. hall Wednesday
night.
British steamer Lord Seton
reaches here on way round world
Washington State day at Panama
fair. October !, 1915.
Criminal information filed
against ]. l.. Engler. former in.
spector for state medical board,
and N. A. Niskern charges graft.
Mountalneers leave on Mt Stew
art outing July Is.
w. r. c.. No. 35. will give a
home-cooied benefit dinner Tues
day from IL TO at Veterans
Armory hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-13
OF ALL OF
CITY MILK ONLY SAFEGUARD.
HEALTH Commissioner SAYS

Health Commissioner Mcbride IL
sitting up nights. working out the
fine points In the ordinance cover
ing the more rigid inspection OF all
Seattle'H milk. cream. Ice cream.
buttermilk. etc. which he hopes to
submit 20 the council in few days.
Aud meantime the menace OF tu.
bercIlar milk continues.
A big percentage OF tho milk con-
sumrd here daily Is not even pas.
tcusxed Some that IL pasteurixed.
according TO DIR. Mcbride. is still
dangerous. because the pasteur pro.
cess II not applied properly.
Thorough pasteurixatIon win Kill
the germs.
A commission on milk standards.
appointed by the New York milk
committee. after investigating for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-13
SAY, HOW 0LDIS YOUR BRAIN?
Most Criminals Have Brain of Ten-Year Old Boy
CHICAGO, H., July "a
How old 10 your braln7
No. IA Isn't ma old IA YOU arel

CHICAGO, H., July "a
How old 10 your braln7
No. II isn't NJ old az you are
You may be 40 with n brain OF
30, 20 with brain OF ~. or 20 with
brain OF 40 Your physical age
has nothing 10 do with II.
DR. william J. lliokson, fresh
from an examination 81 the bone.
heads OF Europe. II In Chicago 10
learn n Chicago has any brains.
Boys are his hobby. lie wants 10
discover what II the matter with
boys.
lie examines the men when they
show marked lack OF understand.
Ing. aud he has discovered some OF
them possess the Intellect OF 10
year.old boyl Their brains stopped
getting old.
"A boy Of 10 10 a savage"
the doctor says. "A man with
all human instincts at their
worst and the brain OF 10
year-old 10 govern them be-
comes a thief and murderer
flend."
Chicago IL beginning 10 wake up.
II doesn't think II is right 10 put
n l0-yearold boy In prison for life
But that's just what II has been
doing.
These full grown men are nothing
more than children and segrega-
ton and care. without prison bars,
are likely to turn them into useful
citizens.
That is the new work OF the hu.
name psychopathic department
singing out these mentally deficient
individuals aud giving them the
proper attention and a chance.
The dynamometer is one OF the
new machines that will help IL
tests win power.
Lack OF Will power makes Grimm.
ais.
The boy or man found lacking viii
be cared for In manner calculated
10 develop this absent faculty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-13
BOY WHO ROBBED
HUDSON BAY CO.
GETS A CHANCE

"Ail boys make mistakes. ala
when ! was a boy and I suppose I
shall make some more before I
die" said Judge Ronald today as
he gave Roy Waller another
chance"
The boy was brought into court
charged with breaking his parole
on a burglary charge. He admit
ted he had carried cocaine for .
month.
On his promise that he would
live with his father. forsake his
evil companions and get honest
labor, the court released him. but
under the care OF the police. He
was arrested last spring in the
Hudson Bay Co. store. hiding under
a bear rug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-13

Stall 10. free delivery new potatoes 4
lbs itei caulifioser. tr-ipe each. wax
ana sfrins beans. Zoe 10. stalls las,
Green Lake sEHs, sec fresh churnsd but
ter ms csc. biE mus - buttermiik. g..
stall ipA, new tomatoes ior ID sweet
cantaioupss. tc-ioc each. new peas. o.
10 stall . sole. 100 H. : Tor SOC. der
man carp. Zoe 10. for gke. Chinook
salmon Ice 10 silver amslta. Zoe H.. 2
Tor ase. haiibut Zoe ID. = for CSC -
riha st round steak Soc sausage and
hamburger. 100. back bones. se 10 East
ern ham. iee stalls i9a.tis. . lbs ttai-
ian prunes. zte. lbs head rice etc.
fruit Jars. ats eoe dor. pts toc doE
stall 100, fresh ground bone, o. ib..T ibs
sac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-13

stan H. extra fancy Yakimn rorn 2
cans Zoe. fresh celery, 100 hunehe stfinr
beans. Toe ~ new potatoes ihH. Zoe
stall a. strictly fresh ranch sEEs, soc
dos cream brick cheese zoe 10 Nev
York sharp cheese soc ~ fresh chufned
butter. soc No., eamsmheri 14r ~ stalls
at.aa. fresh hAiihui lhH ttri fresh
smeits. Zoe 10 smoked Chinook salmon.
zoe NJ stalls a2.1t. LEGS ~ young iamh.
lhe ~ pork or veal toast Toe 10. pot
roast OF iamh chops ighe ~ choice
steak ite 10 bacon backs. ibg To-. iiuit
sauraHrs 100 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-13

gtaiis at.a1 large asn bottle ~ continf
OIL aoel brich of cod Fish. zoe stall 1903
tbo cans ~ oysters roe. poo cans zoe. iot
shaker aait 30 pkg stall iblb, large
Queen olives ttr Of q, n. Orange
innrmaiHd- and rhoW chow. ste sitn zoe
stan ~. sec cans - pineapple acc
stan 1897 round steak iAe ~ iamh
shoulder Zoe ~ bologna sausage, 81 ~
No. Hsrilo sausage, 1859 NJ. stan 1901
salt pork igiso ~ iamh chops. igMo ~
htaii iAii, lamb stew, lts fbcs veal
Stew, Ice 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-13

Good afternoon. Friends.
We wish TO inform you that we have
at last leased up-to-date offices in the
Marion Building. We could have rented
offices In many first-ciass buildings but
we demanded the right TO tell our friend,
what We are doing and where we were
located. That's why we are on Second
avenue. In good locality. surrounded by
good people. We are very busy healing
hundreds OF people who suffer from ali
forms OF nervous and mental derang~-
mcnts. Many physical ailments ar,
healed. nevertheless we recommend A
competent and conscientious physician
and surgeon when your case needs medi-
cine, or when surgery IN necessary for a
cure. AZ o'clock every day this week
In the Tivoli Theatre. you will hear a
health lecture and receive free healing
for the donation price OF 10 cents. lt's
free TO tho poor. AT u. M, in the sam.
theatre. live topics about "Man; His Re-
lation to the Universe" will he given.
Phone 4A2i for an appointment. We are
very busy. and soon Il viii take from two
to four weeks before We will he able 10
see you. We have htAl-> others. who
Will testify every afternoon az the
o'clock meetings. and, II we say 80. We
can and win heal you. CO to every fneet-
lng. Always something new. Question
box. readings" and free healing New
speakers and helpers. In truth. WIN assist.
Go to room sol Marion Building TODAY
and make an appointment.
sincerely, for Humanity, we are
REV. DIR AND MRS. LUcAA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-13

stall SEQ. home grown war beans ioc
N Telephone peas. lhs 7tr. stall ata.
apricnts Toe dox Italian prunes. Sc dos
peaches, itc das stall ~ hAlihut. 2 lbs.
ise. salmon. iee H. rod snapper loo ii
smsits. ibs. ibe. stall 10. Edam cheese,
SOC n sis bottle catsnp. Zoe. diii pickles.
tsc dos stalls i2s-tas. cream brick
cheese. str ~. chow -rh0~. Zoe PIT Queen
olives lee pi. Alaska salt herring. ;
Tor efe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-13
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ELSEWHERE
More cave-ins occurred In ParI,

More cave-ins occurred In Paris
streets as result of heavy rains.
w. A. Thompson, merchant, shot
and killed NJ. +. Frewel, freighter,
who. he said, insulted Mrs. Thomp-
son. at Desert Wells. Ariz.
Mrs. Clara Rogers, recently d.
vorced from Attorney Earl Rogers
OF Los Angeles, saved her two
small children from death in fire
that destroyed home.
The French senate Endorsed a bill
appropriating s4.00O,000 for an ex-
hibit at San Francisco fair.
Launch eapsixed, throwing into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-13

stall ?, choice lamb stew. 7c H.. fancy
beef pot roast, f2tac 10. stall H. fancy
new potatoes ~ or ~ lbs, gsc. stalls
1921, crisco, s0c can 2bc. bbc can f7c, 81
can t3c. Rex canned corned beef. is-oz
can 1897 Norwegian sardlnes. . cans he
stalls st.t2, Eastern bacon, isc ID. lard
compound. 30 2sc, rs 40; pure lard ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-13
ROSE SHOW IS ON

The Pacific Northwest Rose so
ciety's second exhibit opened this
morning at the Commercial Club.
The display last week by 100 ex-
hibitors proved popular. The last
show will be held next Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-13

kkc, ins mo stall o.. Davidson whoir
wheat aud iara. white bread. 100 loaf.
Oscar Mayors rdeiweiaa iiyerwurrt, rbc
stalls ao.ei. nice small size new pote'
lnna 10 lie nnN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-13
ACREAGE
KIRKLAND GARDEN TRACT
wrru INV uyNoArow

Fine view tract, adjoining the town
cite % kirkland, whore enc ran
raise chickens. fruits ana NeEeta
biaa and SO back aud forth daily
60 his employment insheattie. THIS
plao. T. handy 90 the dock, with
ID boats daiiY We viii build
new bungalow and pat down a we'll
on this place ana sell II complete
far 1855. terms tta cash and tih
month Come direct Take the
Madison ear and ferry across tho
lake % the kirkland office ~
Burke q raffaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-13
MISCELLANEOUS

- WE SELL 0ppD
10sr SASH AND DOORS
We make them ourselves and
f~- know that they are a. good
u@-1k4 as can be made ''QuAntits
- Production 20 Quality
w. Doors 10 our mette Quick
I- shipment from large stock
ilrEx0 SIX panel dosFH IS sr. 81 So
Craftsman donrn. , shs t.tn
i(xH2H Front doors - different
styles up from ,-.. 90
Fancy front doors t..fs up
-, t.iixht barn sash CSC y tsc
is-Hght wtnfow. life np
bungalow easement sash. 10
designs a. sirs- go sec up
Sash frames. with siii soe
A Inside windaw trim. tn sets
10 piece. no waste see
. Cupboard doors a speciality
screen dnors ard Windows
q our own make. standard
siRes IN stees. We seii any
body. ship anywhere Ask
for eatsiog 81
o. N WILLIAMS co.
SASH AND DOORS
1919 Ftret Az e Seattle
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10 MALE HELP WANTED

~ M ALE HE'LL WAN I'll
EAr Al fuoM SONS .rh ASp PIKE
coii.tcTioNs- LYON BUILDING
Elliott fie
Wanted Experienced operator. on power
machines Apply seattle Tent a Avn
tins Co, western aud aprinH
LENHN oPERAriNa MOVING rtc.
ture marhtne earn $50 weekly OF,
fics 100 cedar 81 "a ~ 60 p IN
Save on your satinr hil rry the Puritan
Cafeteria. second floor toe rine
Nayanaashs 100 Hats ices tiss, az
PLAY root Ar tia rtkr ST
s~N~~~~~e~s>e~~~ss~
20 MALE SITUATION
Young man tseotsmanl Wishes situation
% office seed writer ana fiEurvr a..
dress t-seti star
Wanted employment ~ yeunr married
couple 40 carcthkers Of hotel or apart
m.ni house good mechanic IN al 20
pair work viii ~ 60 country Phone
Nsle q !, rssse 3 ~ ~ ILL.,
% PERSONALS
THE BRisToL HOTEL
Newly furnished throughout strictly
modern rates g. 30 per week nna ur
transient 50 cents and up. Opposite
y " q A. ,ip seneca Mrs >,
NhfN"Nf tfNN
A man With 4 home aud email cnnnsrl
would Ike % set acquainted With lady
- about no years 10 so ta tho beach
20 live na objections 20 widow with
chtid. object matrimony Addres.
utss star.
neiiahiv gentleman, IN oomfortable cir.
cumstsncss good appearance. and alone.
desires acquaintance % nice lady, with
view Go matrimonY Nt1i star
t|..rNf.... 800. .....f. ..r.,tt.iFfarT. %
rimenialiY Inclined woman, 20 90 -
wears jaee. star
NounE man desires acquaintance with
working riri object matflmnnY. Al
ares. u-tfi, The star
DIET married MANY local ara Eastern
cofre.nondenis sttirtly confidential
Address with stamp The Social Regis
. X tie forn tof $50 fes riist az
Massage alcohol rub. slhrat,ry trssi.
m~nts Room se Aus Hotel. ites
WOULD Y0u MARTY ~ rtirrpf join
seattle's Rsiiabis Ffi~ndship club. Ada
9 Evans. sii Union at. Ant u. ladies
free
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MfpwfFn Mrs ANA wti.LriKaES
fois isth Az y " Phone nsiisrd tfsf
MISS JEWELL -MANicunfSo. iii.s
Third office
C0nahinTs mad. 40 East sies
ar ACQUAINTED SOCIETY ssMNs
and addra.se-, Iie Pine 81 Ladies' frse
PRoF conprtt@ ritRESoLooisr
psifris' as rine .,
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noses corrected. toTs Arcade hidr
Main sTss
GIFTED RrtfAnt.E ciAfrvoysSr
card reader. paimtst ~ troubled er
doabtfui. consult windsor. sisth
ard uaisn Apartment iis
Mrs MARTIN TRAINED NURSE, COZ.
ftnsmsns hons. reasonable. sees fersn
AZ Phone Eiiists tstfI
LADIES ANp GENTLEMEN. MANfcuH.
frE. facial massage and scalp treat
meat Paris srsdaa,s. Reom ses. isss
Thirf Az
uss married. hest matrimonial psper pab.
lishcd mailed free iSff Ths Cor.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EOp RENT. Furnished.
t-Fcofn cottage. furnished. tto'sf ursir
nishsd ssea ntrnte. 90 rfr les,
Rixeraif~. Neuth Park car "a Myrtle o.
Phone sltn~r ftt
y~0>~~~-~~-'~>~--s>s~~ s-s~s~--s~-~-~y~-~->>~-
rs FOR RENT Unfurnishcd
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Classified Ad Rates

Alphabetically Arranged fer 'he tRN
xenisnce % our Busy Readers
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INVESTMENTS

teeai HelEhts lots. 1900. $40 cash. Is
month. esa New York Blk. ELL I4za.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-13
20 MALE SITUATION

Young man faentsmanl Wishes situation
% office seed writer ana fiEurvr a..
dres- J-set, star
Wanted Employment BY YounE married
couple 40 carcthkers Of hotel or apart
nsnt house. good mechanic IN all 70
pair work viii - 60 country Phone
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~e,lN~e@~~~~~~NNN