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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19

FOR SALE---Iivesfock and Poultry.
S~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~s ~-~~~~.>~~~~y~~~~~
FOR sALE--2 dozen white Leghorn pul.
lets. eoe each. III Nolth walnut
FOR SALE Pony, buggy and harness May
be seen ~ the Highland livery barn
FOR sALE-EegH, stock and chicks: sever.
NJ varieties. +. A. Erlandson, 1901 south
isdlth street. Phone cooJ
BUY all isluds o. poultry turkeyG Sanifafy
Poultry Yard bzs South First. Al dressed
same LAY delivered. Phone has.
HIGHLAND POULTRY yARDS-7f0-7iG
South broadway, For sale; \. c. Brown
Leghorn cockefcs. full brother 10 my blue
ribbon winners and $. G. H. Ofninetonn
Write me your wants. a. w. Blank. Prop.
Aibuquerque y. NJ
THEY LAY, they win. thcy pay ~ the
three largest poultry shows IN southwcnt
in 1914 state fair. Albuquerque. state ex-
position, Roswell; III Paso Poultry Show.
our birds won forty-flve BIucs American
Poultry Association SEQ gold modal: five
silver medals. two silver cups and twenty
five other specials: oesr 100 ribbons r. l.
Reda, both combs. orpingtons. both white
and buffas White Leghorns, Anconas aud
Indian Runner ducks Stock eggs and chicks
for sale. L. Il. Thomas Poultry Yards. III
East hazeldlne avenue. Albauuerque,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
DcrnalilIo County Taxes IlcccIvcd.

Santa Fe. Dec. IT, The treasurer
of Bernalillo county yesterday trans
niffted to the treasurer of the state
sS.9fs.16 Of the taxes collected.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
RITsIN1rss {TlfdNCEs.

r@~.~~-4~~-~-.r~ N-~-~~.~-~~-~-~.~~
iron sATIs~~Sinan Restaurant, money max
Jug Preposltion. bargain. Address 90 ".
ron szJ.ErTFhc f.lrnlslInsz IT. good pay
jag resplpe heusr Y, Gallup, y. Y. Adj
IifOR SALE- Three-chair barber shop. III
Best town in the state; haf down. and
balance SO per meath. Address No. 20,
care Journal Elft
FOR sALE--Twelve-foom hotel rrceptiy
renovated, doing good business Ideal io-
gallon. all high-elsss furniture an actual
s.ssssnasl efan,snl1H rifs t;eaIIy Go. one
door north Of First Nc.tecsi bank. Phone
a7e.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
~ 41 10 a.. :y I. JOURNAL CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
STORAGE.

wANrrD-PiAnos household goods, etc,
stored safely At reasonable rates. Phone
49, The Security Warehouse Improve
ment Co. Springer Transfer Co.. suooes-
>ors ITO Gold avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
1vyPEXyRITIcIts
TIME CARDS,

@oswoAN-C arrfxox0 MIail Lime
Daily passenger service leaving Roswell
and caulzoxo at $500 q. m
Through fare. ono way ..,........,. slo.aV
Intermediate points, per mile 5000. ~
so lbs. baggage frce--Isxcess carried.
ROSWELL AUTO CO.,
Owners and Operators. Phone fzs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19

HELP WANTED.
~~~~~~~c~~>~S~~~~~~~~~~r
WANFED--An experienced dining room
girl. s05 south rhlrd s
WANTED Experienced girl for general
housework Apply In mornings. ai5
North Eleventh street
WANTED Good clean cook 10 keep house
for five young men In small town on ftll-
road Bernaillo Mercantile Co., Domingo,
S. NJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-19
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


FOR RENT--t;ood barn, corrugated iron
roof; suitable for garage, or Gun be used
Tor horses Apply BIS West Lead avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15
Lots of Edison Records

Considerable relief II felt BY
both the present owners and pros
pective purchasers OF the new "Edi-
son Diamond Dice" photograph
over the good news that the manu-
facture and shipment OF phono-
graph records will not be delayed,
but will come along In increasing
Quantities
All OF the local dealers OF Ed.
son Diamond Disc" monographs
are feeling optimistic over the fu-
ture OF their business. and are very
we'll stocked with Edison Dia-
mond Diec" records.
Although reaching the age 1t
which most men retire from active
business. the master wizard Ed
son" is working feverishly over the
plans OF new buildings. which
promise 20 be greater and more
producing than ever before. There
IA no doubt. however. that there
will be a shortage felt In the avail
able supply OF Edison Diamond
Disc" Photographs The Edison
Co have large buildings in New
York city. wbkch have been used
for warehouses. but which Will
now be converted Immediately into
factories for manufacturing phono-
graphs. so that the delay In fur
nishinE certain styles will only be
temporary. II Ia advisable. there
fore. for those contemplating the
purchase OF an Edison Diamond
Disc" photograph for Christmas to
act quickly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15
SEATTLE WOMAN CONQUERS
.UNCLIMBED PEAKS IN CANADA

cRANBRook, o. c.. Dec. 10.
The siren treschery o. Ice.
bound plnnseles and hidden
eresasses that has for years
turned the hardest noun.
tainecrs aside from y hitherto
unsesled peak 10 the northeast
Of here, was recently brsved
by two women.
Accompanied by Edward w.
Harnden, n Boston climber OF note.
and Dave Brown, packer: Mrs.
~ r. Parsons OF Berkeley. Cal,
and Miss Lulie Nettleton OF Seat
tie. made the first ascent In thrill.
Ing fashion.
The conquest Of Mt. Bruce. as
the II. 5O0-foot crest OF the Canadi.
an selkirks was named by the
party. required ~ hours of perilous
work In which safety hung often
on tho slightest balance.
Stopped by Snow Storm
The two women also attempted
Ia scale Mt Jumbo. an unconauer.
ed peak OF over 1900 feet. but
were driven back by a raging snow.
storm when within 500 feet OF the
summit.
Mrs. Parsons IL n member OF the
famous Sierra club and has written
many stories OF outdoor life.
Miss Neftleton IN equally we'll
known In Seattle ms IN intrepid
climber.
IT was the most exciting expert.
ence | have ever had" said Mrs
Parsons IN describing the climb OF
Mt Jumbo. we were compelled
20 rope for about 300 feet over
snow and treacheroun granite, pick
ing holds carefully.
Rope Way over Glaciers
And then, after all our worh
and patience To have hope sbatter
ed by n HnowHtorm when within
sight OF tho crest
The rising wind. binding rs
and threatening every moment q
necessary 20 re;race our steps bur
riedly.
Jumbo was much more danger
Gus than Mt. Bruce. although the
latter. too. tested the climbing
prowess OF the party.
The actual ascent and return
took about IL hours.
"On this peak we roped acros,
several thousand feet OF glacier
and rock.
Many times We came suddenly
upon yawning creyasses. hidden ir
the glacial expanse that extends fai
up the flank OF Bruce.
"A miast.p would have meant
disaster
But for real refrcsbment oi
spirit and physical exhilaration
know OF nothing that compares
with mountain climbing. especial,
the ascent OF virgin peak. where
ones strength and wit In pittec
against the unknown ahead"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15
CANADIAN SHIP
HITS M|NE;L0ST
WITH ALL HANDS

MONTREAL. Dec. 15.-Govern
ment officials here admitted today
that the Canadian steamer Sharon
had been lost In the Atlantic, prob
ably with all on board.
II was believed the vessel struck
mine off the coast OF Ireland.
Until the outbreak of the war the
Sharon was used as a supply ship,
carrying provisions and equipment
from Halifax TO Port Nelson.
Early in August the Sharon was
chartered for other work. Six
weeks ago the vessel left Sydney,
~ s., for Wales with cargo OF
coal She was due there month
ago. The last word received from
the vessel was "A brief wireless. sent
from off the coast OF New Foupnd-
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15
Analysis
of Moves
in Europe

THE sERviANs' REcAPTuRE
Of Belgrade from the Austrisns. re-
ported In a Nish dispatch. eonsti-
tutes q climax 70 q recent zccuru-
istlon Of mysteries In connection
with Austro.Hunoary's military rec
ord since the outbreak Of the pres
ent war.
Among the helIIoerents, however.
there must be some one 10 show
first signs Of exhaustion. There
arc indications that Austria-tun-
gary 10 that one.
u 10 natural 90 assume that the
inesplIesbIe collapse Of the Aus
TRANS offensive In servia must
produce degree OF despair
throughout the Hspsbor9 empire
In proportion 20 the supreme de-
light which was manifested q fort
night ago. when u was supposed
the servians had been completely
crushed.
The moral effect OF the blow In
fiieted BY little ssrvia's success
will assvrediy be far greater, too.
than would a defeat by the cxar's
mighty army.
FROM MANY DIFFERENT
sources comes evidence that Aus
sris 10 almost prepared to cry
quits on any reasonable terms.
Certainly there 10 much discon-
tent among the empires non-Cer-
man subjects. who constitute rs
per cent OF it's population.
In their rsnku IL 10 evident the
belief Is spreading that the Austro-
Hungarian forces are not being
have been rcquIsitloned by Ger
many 90 prevent Siav Invasion
Of that country.
The Hunasrlsns, In particular
are unqvestlonabIy very bitter
against the Germans.
EVEN THE AUSTRIAN pIsAs-
ter In Servis 10 being attributed 20
the German general staff. the Hun
qarlans declaring that SO many
Austro-Hunaarlsn troops were
withdrawn from there In Ger
nsny's Interest as TO enable the
servians 20 defeat those who re-
NAMED,
This may not be true. but the
development OF anti-German feel.
Ing in Hungary Is a serious matter.
whether Its basis 10 sound or not.
THE PROBABILITY is THAT
nothing but victory over the Rus.
slams or fresh successes In Servia
will serve 10 stop the growth
throughout Austria.Hunaary Of the
present dissatisfsetlon with the
war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15
NEUTRAL VESSELS
DESTROYING MINES

LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE Neither
lands government IL providing ships
flying its flag with military rifles.
with which 10 shoe, nj driftin.
mines In the North sea. and one Of
the new amusementa OF members
OF the crew is pegglng nj the mines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15
ALASKA COAL field
TO GIVE MANY WORK

The successful test OF coal from
the aforementioned Matanuska
fields In Alaska by the cruiser Mary.
land ten days ago, announced Mon
day by Secretary Daniels. will mean
the employment OF several thousand
men to operate the fields. accord
ing to George w. Evans. of Seattle.
one of the party who inspected the
coal lands last summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15
SANITARY

Stall. i72-i7A lbs fancy rice. ESQ;
2 lbs. bulk raisinH. 2sc; 16c pkgs. seed
less rsisins, abc; golden dates 100 H.
rard dates. i5c III. Stall s. 2 cans Pine.
apple, ibC. large size, ? cans 8bc; 25c
bottles Of catsup, zoe; imported Swiss
cheese. 40c ID; homemade icliies. Toe
glass sharp choose, zoe H. Stalls st-as.
flour, tl.i5 sack. delivered. is lbs. sugar.
t.oo cans milk. zoe; cut macaronl. Sc
H. Stall Is. New Zealand butter. sbc h..
lbs. 100. stall III. Brussels sprouts.
100 ID: rutabaSas. . lbs. Zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15

Marion Gordon. an aged man lIv.
ing at 4023 18th ave. n. w, was
arrested Monday by Constable
James shannon. charged with the
theft of three chickens from Deputy
Game Warden r. Il, Bonn. Gordon
Will be tried Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15
Marriage fic~nsrs

Jehn Lad. -. Seattle and Ester Lina
-. Seattle
c Paniio. ~. Seattle. and Alma aaky
legal age. seattle
aarckus sanneY. ~. Olympia. and
Edna waidrip. ~. Seattle,
Kari T. Hammer. legal age. Tacoma
and Augusta W. wad,irom. legal ase
Tacoma
Gust Bjork legal are. Seattle. and
Marie Patterson. legal ase. Seattle.
4. l.. Mckinney. 40. Seattle. and Mrs
Anna Mckinney. 80 Seattle
Lawrence y Graham. -. Seattle and
Irene Gertrude Yarrow. II. Seattle.
VIII. A. colder. a. Seattle. and frma
u. Thomas al. Seattle.
Geo ~ winehoid. Jr. -. Seattle. and
Alice clArkson. -. Seattle.
John r. o'BrIcn. legal ase Portland
or. and Frieda A. Keller, legal age. Port
land. or.
Mrs and Mr.. Hans ory;tlns, sei Mel
rose ave. ~ son. December ?.
Mr. and Mr.. ". Chamberiin. sara w
10th St. q daughter. December .
Mrs. and Mr. " Mcdsaari. sib W. bTth
st. son. December s
Mrs and Mr.. ". y. Shea. ans Western
ave. a son. December /
Mrs. and Mr., J. n. Lynch. Everett. a
daughter. December q
Mr.. and Mr. q. yandeii. s:'s L. Madi-
son ct. a daughter. December 9.
Mrs. and Mr.. Samuel Anderson. .nit
Washington st. n daughter. December 10
Mrs. and Mr.. o. Rains. Madison park
a son. December ..
Mrs and Mr. ". n. Stesrns, 1928 asth
ave T.. a son. December is
Mrp. and Mr. H. y. Cole tSi Fourth
ave ~. n daughter, December IA
Mrs and Mr.. n, Miller. pts sist at ~
a daughter. December 10.
Mrs aud Mr. T. Pennington. 500 25th
ave e., a son. Octoher 10.
Mrs. and Mr.. q. Hannah. 6fas Ell ave
a son. November 3.
Mr.. and Mr. y. $. Biodgett. INA w
stth st. son. December -.
Mrs. and Mr.. Oscar A. Young. eos stth
N. y daughter. December ~.
Mrs and Mr. =. ono. .2rs asth g.. q
son. December J.
Elizabeth r. Osborne. iis s7th y. 60
December q.
Albert Lawson. King county hospital
IL December 2.
John Pearson King county hospital. GO
December 6,
Thomas Nel.or. King county hospital
Kate Daniok, tsiG Maynard ave. g. ~,
December II,
Mrs /. Nen 500 Carleton St. 50. be.
crnber 10.
u. ". Davis. King county hospital. 30,
December 9
otto KainRn. a02e ssrd ave w. days,
December 10,
Theresa y. Beck. spokane ave. and
Midway. II. December II.
Divorces Granted
Andrew J. Jarnig from Jessie l.. Jarnig
Divorces Asked
kathryn 10. Knaicr va Geo. Knaier.
cruelty; Elizabeth Mayville Norris vs..
Jhn Morris. desertion; Emma wilkins
w. Earl wilkins. non support; Isabelle
Frances Morris VS. Samuel Morris. de-
scrtion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15
mp. SPENDS TWO
'MILLI0 N S FOR
new EQUIPMENT

The Northern Pacific Railway
company, in keeping with it's policy
Of maintaining and improving It's
equipment In an np-to-date manner.
has recently placed an order for
larRe number OF steel cars, IL was
announced Tuesday.
The order has been made 10
cover all classes Of equipment.
The total number ~ cars ordered
ls III, at a cost OF about s2.OOO.0Oo.
These cars viii be delivered TO
the road IN time 10 care for the In
creased traffic expected In connec.
ton with the Pacific coast sxposi-
lions IN San FrBncisco and San
Diego In 1915. and together with the
steel equipment which the Northern
Pacific now has In service. will en-
phasize the policy % the company
10 make Safety First one OF its
cardinal principles.
In the year 1914 additional double
track has been laid and 300 miles
more automatic block signals have
been installed by the company.
A considerable amount OF recon.
structlon and Improvement work
has also been done IN the Puget
sound region.
A special piece Of work Just com
pleted ia the new Point Defiance
line at Tacoma opened 10 traffic
today.
This work includes low grade
double track line from Tacoma TO
Tenino and tunnel under Point
Defiance. Tacoma, 400 feet in
length. all concerted. This new line
VIII be used Jointly by the Northern
Pacific and Oregon. Washington
Railroad a. Navigation railways.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15

Ernest Are. carpenter. lost
his balance while Mt work on the
Firth story OF new building un.
derEoing construction NJ Fifth ave.
and Pine st. at noon Tuesday. and
fell to tho street. Death was in.
Simultaneous Every bone In his
BODY was broken.
ASc vas about 20 years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15

stall ~. lbs. standard srapulstcd
sugar. 40. Stall 6. fresh pastourixed
milk, Go at stalls ai-s2. Cottolsne. No. I
pals. SIC. No. pals 2sc. Stall 1898. i0c
glasses jams and marmnlades. &c. lemon
ana orange peel. iSc h.. ibc Grade Of
bleached raisinE i0c III. Stall 90. sweet
cider. ace gal hominy, 100 at; Christmas
candles. i0o Dor. Stall a, 2 cans salmon
clans or oysters, 2be. 81 size olive oil
sBc Stall 1877. round stsak. 1so ID, lamb
chops. lbs. a5e. garlic sausage. 15c ID
Stall ~. pork chops. $50 ID. Stall "a
siriotn Dot roast tgho III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15
PUBLICMARKETS
MIAIIAkl.

stalls iot-iss. 10 he sugar. 81. stall
200. lbs isrs. navy beans. ssc stall
3ts. large cans milk. stc. stalls set.
ace. No. 90 sack patsn, flour. tiu. Stall
1ss. fun cream cheese. acc 10 stalls
s7g-s2s. acc csndied nss Ike N. stall
al. 1 Dc loaf home. made bread, SC. for
iBc. stail as. fancy sliced bacon. roe 10
stall Is. fancy sa1srkrsnt loo az stall
40. artichokes. DC .sch Stall sai. nsw
almonds iec 10. stall asi. swee, pots.
toes. 4 ies. Ice. s,aii sis. juicy lemons
lee dos stall 40 Yakima Nstted Gem
Potatoes. 81 sack. Stall iss. wine.ap ap.
pies. Use Dor. stalls ii-i9. roast Of pork.
ise 10. stalls and Z. sirloin steak. zoe
10. Stall 10. t0c coffee. Z ibs 81. Stall
lie. picnic hams. lave ID. stall III.
Eastern hams. goo 10. stall iit. No. {
pail pure lard. zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15
CORNER

stalls .. .. 6. 7. pork chops. isc ID. :
round steak. isc III. sirioin steak. i7be
ID. pot roasts. SC TO 1:hc III. cottage
hams. iSc III. stan iib. dried peaches.
lbs. Ito. dried pears. 100 10. large
grapefruit. 30 each; new crop mixed nuts
zoe III. cans milk. zoe Stalls ioe-its-
ia. lib. pkss. seeded rsisins. sso.
eurrsnts. loo pkg. lbs. prunes. 2tc :.
ibe can corn syrup. Toe; asparagus. Toe
can! 10 lbs sugar. 900. No. so sack
flour. $50. stall IS. potatoes. q 90 and
81 rs per 100 lbs, delivered Jonathan APP
pies 500 and 900 box. delivered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15

Stall a. haiisvt. 7 ibs isc salmon
trout. $50 ~. stall 81. Aiaska herring.
ssc dor taffy syrup. iso can: sardinss
9 cans 7tc. Stall e. Jonathan sppiss
too don eggplant, q lbs 100. Stall s~
cottage cheese. 100 To- me,twurst. asc 10.
stall ~. cream chseae. zoe n. creamery
butter soc ID, Stall 80, mixed nuts. ,
lbs ssc. spitssnbsrg apples. bbo bon
Stall .. ground bone, ibs 7bo: pork sau-
sage. i2no ID. corn beef Ice ID. Stall q.
mixed nuts. zoe III stall 10, large pota-
toes. 10 lbs Toe. Kins apples. 7Se bon
HAL %. halihnt. lbs. abr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15
MOTORCYCLES

Motorcycles snt second hand. ali
makes. some % these taken On us~
INDIAN MoroRCrcErs psilea q
Wright sif o. Pike st. near nrssd
-sy rhens Es., al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15
REAL ESTATE
MoDERa s-KooM bTNdAiLioi1Tui,

MODERN s-FooM BUNGALOW
a REAL SNAP
Modern t-room house. just painted; cleo
trio Hight and was; rirht on car line
is minutes ride; large lot. toxio9. ali
graded ana fenced fine lawn. all kinds
Of frui; and berries flowers ana roses
Of all kinds. good chicken house. This
10 fine home for some one. on very
easy terms. Price $500. 1900 cash.
sis month. The lots alone are worth
$4,000
O. A rTNoREE. ffis American Bank hid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS

SPECIAL NEW PRICES on DOORS
Nets extremely low prices on decrs quoted
below. Every door absolutely susrantssi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15

We eva ard eperst. IN.
largest direct 10 cen
49, sumer'' factory IN the West
F Lsrs. stock always 81 hsnd
IESS Il CATALOGUE PRICES
Craftsman saors ...... II SO
GE77 t-eross psnel doo~s. Is siuss
..ss.s....sss ..s+sst usie
ill., same for painting .,.... .sae
E t-eross panel siiaiSs doors
lr-I ................. r.s Us
Interior s-piy interior teors
..................-. tfee up
- i-piy Cola Seal Reosins. roll
sssssssssss-.s. ttsts
,-piy Gold Seal Reosiss. reii
...sss-s.ssss.ssss. WIS
s-piy Gold Seal Reosfnr. roii
sssss.ss-s. ss.sssf wv
t.nsnt barn sash. tfe up
bungalow cassfnen, cash. ur
outside door france ..ttts
In.id. door francs ..s.. Use
s0-rcot s,or- treat t-f %
glass PAINTS. MIRRORS. BUILDING
PAPER AND HARDWARE AT ONE
THIRD LESS
As FOR CATALOGUE NO. ~
o n WILLIAMS CO.
isss Ftrss Az. =. Maie istr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15

A single grain Of indigo will I'm
part color 10 a ton Of water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15
FARM LANDS

~ FARM LANDS
COME OUT ANY DAY
AND
INSPECT
OUR
CATHCART LANDS
is-sers tracts % rich. level loan sol for
1850 % ~ 900. on your own terms. To-
cation. quality ana price considered. you
cannot make better Investment.
Take n. y truin any morning from
tfnian depot 60 cathcart our repre-.
sentative. will meet you on the Hfenna
Train leaves at Iso. Tsre refunded
purchasers,
WEST & WHEELER
sos colmsn block Main is,f.
BuY LAND NoW-ns quality soii. sse
fare 60 Seattle 40 acres tt.oooos sis
American Rank Bids "~-.rs
! acre. Of water front 5000 soii sod
water for ,ift %. terms oscar
Bro-n Hanger wash.
fTsk YARNS ~ waRiifNoToN
Irrigated and Non-ffrisatsd
AIonS the NEW LIME" For free book
lets writs immigration Bureau. C.. N
q Sc y ny. Seattle Wssh.
soME OF THE REASONS
why our land AT Thre. Lakes snohorni.h
county. WASH. 10 s.iiins fast ~ lie
rood land. lies Immediately sround our
mills and rricss and terms on both
lana and ianb.r are riaht. ~ lies 20
miles from snehsmish. on NJ HANDY 20
soaa gravel roads There ara auto
stages and trains daily. schools. store,
n " n, snf rOU DEAL WITH III
DIRECT Have q numesr ~ tracts
from 40 20 iso acres. suitable for dairy
mi. write or see NJ ~ nrtKLFioHs.
Manager Land Department ifei l. =
smith nids. H~s,tis
rnnrr LA s,slsr-. i,u l,slsss, CO
50 EXCHANGES
a, x Wyids- ~. narisa g.egsI,y ;.
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
vfHruE
Loans Money
usfsrs huyins OF building. see
GRO A yfnrtK co. neston Bloch
REAL. ESTATE toaSH--S oRTurss
head a neftsss. Co. i.os FOURTH ave.
bst-ssn riss aud Talon.
aa1Tt. HUMH 10 LOAN on fMPnoVfb
REAL ESTATE RANnfNd FROM
psee TO tsgo. ~ A Schroeder
as nosrOs MOCK.
email sn4eunts on vacant OF improved
prsp.rty. lee rates. 40 d<lsys. sasy
payments h,ar,svsnt o Co. bosson
sleek
Snx. So. 7~
nsnsy on improved city property We
CALHOUN, pE~pv Ewr~o
Aissss uniisips
ST0cKALbS MEETING
NOTICE. oy srocKHOLbrPs
MEETING
Ths annasi meeting Of the sfe~thnlssrs
% tbs unien Savings q Trust Com
psny 81 seattle . corporation. ~iil be
held az the offies 81 the company. ca
northwest corner % second ave, ara
chsFFr ct. Seattle. King ooun,y. ws.s.
insson. en- wednesday. IN. feth fsr Of
January. 1913. 81 the hour Of o'eiees
In the afternoon. for the purpose 81
stsr'inr cir.c'ors os the company. ard
tor shs Transaction % arg other susi-
nsss TIA, may preperiy be tFousnt BE-.
fQrs the mssiing
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-15

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ta.ooo---Nsv s-room house to-ft corner,
having baths Easements. fireplscss
7ist ave. ~, at Mcclellan St. Beacon
hill, 10 minutes from depo,s easy
terms boutwell, n CROCKETT,
Lsary nlds Main 100.