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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-06-24
Listen, Learn and Live.

We must learn to look beneath the ex-
REAL WORTH and enduring VIRTUE.
1t is said that George Elliot's otherwise
very plain features would sometimes light
up with this ineffable glow of the spirit
until she would appear most beautiful in
spite of her course features. You can feel
this subtle power of great souls with all
avenues of the five senses closed. This
marvellous inner vision of the sixth, or in
tuitive sense is now at band working u
new epoch in life; listen. and learn, and
live!
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-06-24
REVERIES

Day dreams and distractions, and Wis
ions that come in the waking nights!
They steal in unaware, with palette and
brush and all the autumnal madders of
russell and gold are dashed into the pic
ture that reaches out in hazy lanes, corn
fields. orchards and the long hills where
Indian Summer stayed until the keen
tooth Of the frost ate it's heart away.
Or with vernal green and the pink of
freshest bloom, this great artist of the
heart will decorate his visionary land
scape and reproduce in the gloomy con-
fines of cell, all the beauties and lowell
ness of life's brightest scenes.
He will crisp his winters and make
them white, staging old man Christmas
with wind swept dunes of snow. and for
est etchings. Or he will pile his harvests
over mellow valleys and troupe them with
the spirit of bounteous husbandry, making
into his picture sweet sounds that intone
domestic beauty. Such master, is the
great artist of Revere! Such a musician
he is that he can bring up baby's Groom,
timed with the tapping of his chubby fist
and back it with the violets of his laugh
ing eyes. Not satisfied with the little blue
stockings that he wore. he fetches with
them the hole at that baby's toe! Chal-
lenge his art if you dare, in the bottom of
the deepest pit; try him out in the damp
est of isolation holes and see if he will not
bring water to your dry eyes.
Reveries, day dreams and distractions!
At times they seem to aff1ict us but they
refresh us. They bring balsam from Tolu
and balm from GileaG. Their caravans
wind far around the earth to find us, but
they never camp nor stop at spring or
hummock till they do.
And they are blessed when they come.
New Era.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-06-24
The Man Who Doesn't Go Wrong

Somebody lately asked the st. Louis
chief of detectives what type of man it is
that gees wrong most frequently.
His answer showed him to be shrewd
observer.
He didn't even try to answer the ques-
ton directly.
There is no particular type" he said.
But there is a clear type of man who
never is in trouble, however. This is the
man who lives within his means, who
saves part of his earnings each day and
week and year. 1t does not matter how
much, just SO he lives within his income
and saves"
Now there's good sense.
There is type of man who goes
wrong. 1t is the type of man who lives
only for today and who gives tomorrow
no thought. 1t is the type of man who
lives beyond his income 80 long as he can
find credit, and when credit is gone Dor
rows from his employer-taps the till.
TO save part. even small part, of
ones earnings is to do more than just to
lay by little money. 1t is to avoid the
class of expenditures that leads by the
pathway of dissipation to the abyss of
crime.
Even thrift is not enough in itself to
make good man. A thrifty man may be
mean. greedy, grasping, stingy and even
crooked.
But thrift is sound quality, one too
little practiced, and one that it pays to
cultivate the individual and pays
the community.
The spendthrift's money has the wings
of a bird and is ever on the fight. The
thrifty mans money gets into tidy little
wads in the bank. where it is available
for business and industry.
The spendthrift is no benefit to the
community. may easily be nuisance, and
often becomes a menace. The thrifty
man attends to business, lays by little,
buys himself home, invests in sober. de-
cent enterprises. has stake in the com.
munity, interests himself in it's affairs
becomes good citizen, builder.
And he seldom goes wrong.'- Sel.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-06-24

We love and admire the one who turns not
back from the bowling wintry blast, nor withers
under the blaze of summer; who never magnifies
'smole-hills into mountains, but whose daring eye,
exulting, scales the eagles airy crag and who is
ready to undertake any thing that is prudent and
right within the range of possibilities Who would
think of planting the mountain-oak in greenhouse?
Or of rearing the cedar of Lebanon in lady's
flower-potg Who does not know that in order to
attain their mighty strength and majestic forms,
they must freely enjoy the rain and the sunshine,
and must feel the rocking of the tempest.-Ex.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-06-24

Sane, Sound Advice
In salmon cannery in Western Canada there
hangs this:
THE TEN DEMANDMENTs
1. Don't lie. 1t wastes my time and yours.
am sure to catch you in the end, and that is the
wrong end.
2. Watch your work, not the clock. A long
days work makes long day Short and short
days work makes my face long.
3. Give me more than 1 expect, and 1 will
give you more than you expect. l can afford to
increase your pay if you increase my profits.
f. You owe so much to yourself you cannot
afford to owe anybody else. Keep out of debt. or
keep out of my shops.
s. Dishonesty is never an accident Good
men, like good women, never see temptation when
they meet it.
g. Mind your own business and in time you
will have business of your own to mind.
Z, Don't do anything here which hurts your
self-respect An employee who is wllig to steal
for me is willing to steal from me.
g. It is none of my business what you do at
night. But if dissipation affects what you do the
next day, and you do half as much as 1 demand
you'll last half as long as you hoped.
g. Don't tell me what I'd like to hear, but
what ought to hear. Idon't want valet for my
vanity, but one for my dollars.
TO- Don't kick if kick. Ii you're worth
while correcting you're worth while keeping. I
don't waste time cutting specks out of rotten apples
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-06-24

Notice has been sent out by the State Board of
Control advising all towns that desire to submit
bids for the new Woman's Reformatory to have
their proposals in the office of the Board before
August l. As mentioned last week the site for the
Woman's Prison has been chosen, and work on
same will commence the latter part of this summer.
According to the notice sent out by the Board re-
garding the Woman's Reformatory, there are a
large number of things of Importance to which the
board calls special attention. The site must con-
sist of not less than 100 acres of land This u.s. as
we understand it, according to the bill which was
passed by the last Legislature. The distance from
the three large cities. Minneapolis, St.Paul and
Duluth will also be taken into consideration. The
location of the land in regard to to railroads
will be an important matter in considering the To-
cation of reformatory
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-06-24
r DIT II I A l. -.

There is no place on earth like the penal insti-
tnt;on to cause man to 'see himself as others see
him." When man gets into prison and aWakens To
the realization that he longer act ne Wishes
but conform and strictly adhere prison rules and
management, he then gives himself over to the only
freedom which he possesses freedom of thought
of reflection He reviews his past life and maps
ont the course he intends to follow when again free
dom is restored to him. Another very important
line of thought which occupies the mind OF one IN
prison is the study of himself The man will make
a note so to speak, of every good act ne has per-
formed and place it to his credit, he will sum up
every evil deed and place it on the debt side and
then balance the account. Perhaps there may be
some who do not follow closely and conscientiously
any such method daily but there are nota few of
the men who do After one is so unfortunate as to
get into prison one generally begins to take sort
of inventory of him or herself, and study out how
best to correct that which brought about the rea-
son for their DOWNFALL the street parlance has it,
It must be remembered that one, while IN penal
servitude, has much time for serious thought and
reflection; and when one once sees himself as
others see him." every faculty at his or her COM
mand will be brought upon that defect in order to
crush it and permit the good to take its place.
1t must be borne in mind that the prison af
fords broad field for character study not only for
the officials, but for each inmate, as WE'LL Not a
few, however, hold contrary contentious OF such
being the case, but they the unsophisticated
class, and cannot rightly and justly be considered
as knowing the truism and realism OF the above.
A man or woman who has been thru the
mill" as we hear it spoken of coloquialy, will not
have the defects in character general makeup
as some seem to think, as they unknowingly had
before the general inventory taken and a
diagnosis of their case was made in order to elm
mate the good from the bad, and to ascertain what
sort of stimuant to use to bring out this good to
the surface, which, heretofore, not thought OF.
And the question now arises, what have you done
in this main for yourself? Have you mapped out
the course you intend to follow when the day of
freedom greets you once again! Have you given
yourself over to serious thought how best to cor
rect that which was instrumental in causing your
downfall! Have you taken general inventory of
yourself as to what you are worth now, and of
what you may be worth in later years? In short,
what have you done for yourself in the way of
-betterment; and what do you contemplate do
ing after you leave the prison? Will you be
MAN or a laundering idiot'-Which?
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-06-24
CHURCH NOTICE.

Services Prison Chapel at nine o'clock every Sum
ay morning Protestant and Catholic service alternate
Sunday Rev C. E. Benson and Rev. FIR Corcoran Chap
lains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-06
PUBLICMARKETS
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herring Sc 10 cole. ihs IS. stan sea
so hsans leo ID nsw POTATOES ihs
5tc. stall tss fancy banana. itr dos
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salmon. iec a. halitut cheek Ice
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uhnis shsd. .er each. German carp. lie
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cottage cheese. lee 10. stall acc. hixh
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stall H. ih. fine GRADUATED sugar
see. stalls i1-7s, fresh pasteurired milk
&c at. &c pt. stalls 6t-eb. fresh peanut
butter. ioc 10. Stall ibil. Doliovln bA,
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b. 2bc. stan ~, boiling beef. loo h
stall q. ioin pork chops. iSc stall 1917
picnic hams, i2sc IL. compound 10,
10 Stall 1875. soc olives loo bottle
stall 3D. sweet apple cider, acc. gal stal
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isc stall -, 2 pkss corn flakes iSc
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stalls N,b. tomatoes. &c 10. or Is,
basket Stall 90. cucumhers for &C. ol
20c dor Stall ~. gooseherries 3 boxes e6c
Stall -, cabbage, sac ID, new potatoes
8 lbs .hr
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stail. ai-ai. .nelt itc n herring. g
ihs 2ko. rod snapper. Ice ID. haiibut. ,
hs. 3tr. stall %. Florida grapefruit, .
for &c. soft shsii walnuts. : lbs goo
sirawberries boxes CSC. stall p pot
roast. SC to i2Ac ~ veal roast. i0e 20
AVE 10. compound lard. lie III corned
beef ave ID. les lamb. lT.,sc 10 stalls
Rfi-i1. green peas Zoe IN. cucumbsrs,
tc and ior each. straw berry rhubarb. I
D be. i5o. new potatoes, lbs itc. stall
a. fresh ssEs dos. isc. New York sharp
cheese lbs stc. mincemeat. i0c 10
peanut butter. ihs lbc. stalls Ig-gi
spicod homeless herring. stc 70. stall
~. oatmeaI OF graham crackers zoe 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-06

WASHINGTON. May Cit was
stated today no official information
had been received that Japan has
served nm ultlmatum on China.
Reports that the L.. s. was at
tempting to intervene In the role
of a mediator remain unconfirmed.
but II Is believed Japan has been
urged to modify her demands. aud
China To make any reasonable con
cessionS
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SAYS TWAS GERMAN

WASHINGTON. May Ct. $.
Consul Llscoe at Rotterdam today
cabled the state department that
the aeroplane which dropped
bombs on the s s. Cushing recent.
w. had three crosses painted on
its under side.
The cable is regarded as i'm.
portant evidence toward establish.
ing that II was German machine
which attacked the steamer.
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SIT m IND

Florida grapefruit. for ttc. was
beans. he .se.. green beans, 20c b.
ssEr. 2 dos sc. besi butter SIC for ;
he fancy bacon. &c ID. smoked pir
tails Toe 10 shoulder hams. i1hc ~
.ausrkraut 10. lie. sliced pineapple,
cans Sc rtrk~ berries } boxes 1Ac. TO
matoss. iie 10 oranges. itc doE Wine
sap apples toc dor lemons Ice das
green onion. 4 buuch~. g.. sweet onions
lhs lac. young tufnips punches Ac
green peas. Ice 10. lettuce. heads o.
nsw potatoes &c To-, celery. Sc each
insrshmAileN cake. gsc each. chocolate
cakes 7tc each. shaa roe acc II tom
cod. Sc ID chinook salmon : lbs ssc
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VITAL STATISTICS


Guy \ Rector Tacoma. and Maud Tot
greu. Tacoma
Harry Campbell Morris, ontario. aud
Helen q. Doyle. ontario.
George Ellison. tO NallR Walla. aud
clara q. Smith. a. Auburn
A Y. Pemberton, seattle. and Josephine
LeVeque. seattle
Arno Huettig. -. taEcltor. Idaho. and
AGNES Schulse. q, hurley. Idaho.
Theodore W Knauscnherrer. %. Sc
attic and Linda Zorn. Seattle.
E. X, Peterson. 20. Seattle. and Hele
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SEATTLE WOMAN
DIES SUDDENLY
IN CALIFORNIA

Mrs. Isaac Cooper. philanthropist,
musician and club woman of Seat.
tie, died In Oakland at 2 O'Clock
| Wednesday night when seized with
a sudden attack OF heart failure.
With her husband and two
brothers. Louis and Eugene Lew.
she had just left the Oakland hotel.
where the party was stopping. and
they had walked but a short dis
lance when she was stricken. Mrs.
Cooper was 50.
Known TO thousands in the state
for her work OF charity. news OF
Mrs. Cooper's death came as a
shock here. She was an officer OF
the Charity Organization society
and president OF the Ladies' He
brew Benevolent society. With
Mr.. Cooper and her mother. Mrs.
Esther Levy. she bad left Seattle
three weeks ago to visit the fairs.
Mrs. Cooper was born in Cslifor-
MIA and had lived I'm Washington
for 20 years. Beside her husband
and mother. she is survived by
three brothers. Louis Levy. San
Francisco: Aubrey Levy. lawyer.
Seattle. and Eugene Levy, Seattle.
the theatrical man.
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stan o. haiibut 2 lbs ltc: herring 9
ihs 2bc, carp. It's ihc; shad. 9bc
each. stRil. 1919. lbs. macaroni sbc
7 glasses Of jelly. DC. Z lbs dried apples
Use Zoe jar, mustard. &c. Stall IS new
potatoes. lbs. 2bct green beans. ibc 10
peas. Toe 10. sweet potatoes. Sc 10. stall.
Q 4. 8. 7, lamb chops i6c III less OF
lamb. isc; shoulder % lamb. i2bc 10
sirloin and round steaks, iTIc ID; link
sausage, Zoe. stall % best milk. : cans
I % WIN | ID. cnffcn.
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TALKS ON JEFFERSON"

Rev. f. l.. Forbes. ID, D.. address.
ed the Seattle Chapter. Sons of the
American Revolution. on the topic;
Thomas Jefferson. Mt the regular
monthly meeting Tuesday.
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Here's record that speaks FOR itsef-more
than 100 lots sold in 10 days.
The announced plans TO establish a great ocean
resort at SEAiiURST. tributary 10 Seattle. have
aroused the most intense enthusiasm from all
sides
from big ocean resort In this state. people are
rushing 20 Hccur. select locations at SEAHURST
before construction work Is actually started the
hotel. bath house. pleasure piers. etc. and BE
FORE THE PRICES GO UP. Ocean resorts 81.
ways yield handsome returns 10 first inveators,
"a all records show
To-day Won can vet choice lots at SEAHURSr
for from SIS TO 900 You can camp your orfn
lot this summef-on the Finest Beach on the grand
ta,mic. And So a month ~ili pay FOR Il.
Waterfront lots ~ 800 are going rapidly. Double
are a. a premium. ose tothe. beach lots
SIS and tzs also offer choice locations.
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| " Hanson. a. Seattle
/ George Il brown Langley. and Clara
1 L. Hart seattle
/ James ~ Beattie. Seattle. and Nettie
Wise, Seattle
Mrs and Mr.. r Naksgawa. ST. wash
ingtan ct, son.
Mrs aud Mr. Herman Riyckert. elsa
/ l4th ave y. ". son.
Mrs. and Mr. a. &. Kirchiof. 6sgT attn
Mrs and Mr. Roht Manney T. S0th 81.
and S5th ave y. r.. son
Mrs and Mr.. G. Il. Molander. sii: wal
| nut st, daughter.
Mrs. and Mt. l.. NJ. MssinE, eOs Belle
Mrs. and MIR. oscar BoettiEer. %. nth
ave n son
Mrs and AIR =. Lamping sso7 Second
ave. y, daughter
Mrs and Hr Percival Collins. l1eS sSth
I ave. daughter
Mrs. and Mir I.oyai Clark. 5s5s 4sth
| ave. : W. daughter.
| Mrs. and MI W jackson. 6Tss syca-
| more ave. daughter.
Mrs and Mr.. g. Gonnella, siiS Seventh
| ave. son.
| Mrs and Mr. l.. a Fletcher los ssth
ave. X daughter
| Deaths
Thomas Vaughan. So, Providence hos
| plAl May ..
Joseph E kennedy. co, isis '5,h ave
= ", May
Finley W Kinslc. ss. els Bright St.
| May 9.
John Kelly. H. King county hospital.
| MAY I.
oeo vItsi. ~ King county hospital
| April 30.
Mrs. Mart paru, 80, King county hos
! pitai MAY g.
! John Il. Jardin. g., King county hos
pitAL Aprl IS
James " Rtake ms enupfy
1 pital May 2.
Divorces Granted
/ Leila r.. Kenyon from 4, \. KENYON.
/ Aida T. Cnsc from Frederick A. case.
Ada 4. owen from carey :. owen
! Roma u. Adams FROM Geo. \. Adams.
Divorces Asked
Emma v Gtluly vs. Robt r. Giluly.
/ non support. Edna n. OTIS vs. Francis u.
J otis descrtion, Jessie Williams vs. nud.
/ ley Wiiliams dcsvrtiun, Mary Ellen
/ steele - VIM. Francis steele dcsertion.
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ron orrn> ANNE ror

ta.fse rfnss 90 backward all iwpFnrs
fnsni- ga ans paid 'rf a, ihis pfies.
whirh 8. fs.' heir - shat - eos'
cuf.LTEu. Villas. ELLIOTT. Inc.
ste Lar Hwiidtns
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OMESTEADS

LADY must sell rsiinqsish-1sut ise
sores vaiuAhis land. no irrigation 80
auifsa situated close ~ snof iosn
Par - this 10 nos IN alfalfa. shout
ready 20 rus first cutting. NJ financial
condition forces me "a sacrifice my
ciatm. VIII ,aks ,see FOR whole ICE
acres. bus fhis must ~ cash WI cost
purchaser nothing 80 see the place a..
I must sell this week Caii At room
gT Calhoun hotel. Second ara NlrEinia
for fuii particular. Please call bstwssn
I and o'clock . m
~ FARM LANDS
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MISCELLANEOUS

Sc R.EE S-ssc IRE E-S Z
stop tho rly
let In touch Win our direct
from factory 60 you plan - ~
viii save you IS g. 80 per
cent On al building materials
We cparats our own fartoff.
sni MAX. Immediate ship
msut from largest stock In
West
window screens .s4ss hef np
sash tor half winfo~t screens
- 81. 81.
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LAKE wA~Uf>GroS ACREAGE
AT KIRKLAND

within . minutes yak % the f.ssy
dnrh rsS trnarn cottage
wifh an acre tract fronting uu
Hsdmand road GOOD. rich snit
partly improved str.ilsrs vteu
- lake and aeAitls ~ You york
IN seattle and Want pisr~ 60
false chickens. fruits vegetables
come across and look - this
piar~ Terms 80 down. balance
~ 80 monthly Take county
ferry e. Madison park direct 20
Hurte 4 Faftars offirs IN Kirk.
land
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r-kcHr. niour ~ cry
rHftr 500
GOOD ptus tf>

IN ns~ broom cottage overlook
fnr Lake WAshinFtnn close In
only 20 inmates from f-ianssf
squsfs fuss snuih - Nnuns
uaksr Para Price 81 tie. eniY
80 cssh. tis monthly Burke
Farrar. Inc. tps Ssv rerh
Hiefk
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PERSONALS


\ VERY rHnrrY Miss II ~ Summers
weight tae, height n tn3 brown
hatr. brown eycs. fair complexion
good klud disposition American
thfistlhut farmers daushtrr pfupetft
worth 90 peo. wiil Inherit. has nu "p
pertuuitv Go meet desirable s0utlrn~H
i.a Hood housekcsper aud cook pla,s
plane and SIMS never married viii
NAVY panr mHn n WotfhV ua uhiHr.
tian 60 farmer More particulars Zoe
any u,ap answering puch. inrtusins
some portage Address "Hincer~
nae valley Neh general deliveries
net apswrrsd1 this NOTICE 2. s"uulne
KNVANAt0usts 90 hats toos ii A.
MA>tctNiNa massage and ba,hs Hm
press Hotel room, 1es SOS iiefl
rhird ave
ltAII'tN ISIS ues tn married ufs Are Yea
ienelyr Join Seattle NeIisols Friend
ship club Ladies' tree Ada y. Evans
>>~J>~~~SS~>,~SSSlS>~S~~~~~~~s~~~~~.~
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
fitE tfus ishto1 rasd ~ lie sni sue
cess may be your. N Nuu come ard re
advised in time ~ trouble and ulsf'r
tune usr,ha Nelsoa. sterling Hotel.
itis rhird
EdfrtiAN MAIDEN pinia phrenois sist
and ctstrtoyant can no consulted uu
at stfaif- ~ ITO past present snd
future whether un love divorce. mar.
riasc speculation. mining tusiness or
anything pertaining co pefsnns iifei
Satisfaction auafante~i ef 80 charges
located tsos n~iistue corner D. i'ine
MADAM ALEXANDRA EsfptiaU pa,
ist and fiairvuvaut. ufNe- special . 90
reading. fer ttoo. Located COS t1ns.
srauud floor
fpA dEifFi> scHort Ell tntan -
Teacher NUN. circles . ~. Iursfa'
Thursday and SUNDAY Phone Main
sssi readings dAiiy
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SNAP

10 acres water front. partly cleared near.
iy ali bottom land small house chicken
house t1o0 engine and uood sav
beautiful view Price ti.i50 tTse
cash balance years J 81 Booth.
s1s Burke
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rAsH AND no0fs
iss, Ftrst Ave M.in is.r.
BFsr s~wius uteehtns bargains on earth
., SO 60 SIS buys good machine. com b.
pistr. guaranteed. RighmUni 1885,
Wrstiahs
FOR sALE-iisavy galvanized EarhaKs
cans. factory prices
sistc~us ...-.-... .--+.t..-- VI ~
EiFhtH~ns .-..s.. ....st .tt..s..s csc .. VI %
fWentfes ....... .. ..s ... ....s.. - .
1923 jackson -
NV PIANOS FOR HENr. NENr Az
piled en- purchase Meyer ronsf. ait
Tulen
WANTED brrssmasinE ana plain ss~
inx At home or - the fsY tise per
daY Miss rscsn Phoae ballard ssas
CHEAPEsr Place 20 bsy or rent sew
ing machine. IL Pine Nain 1890
FuR sALE--s~cond- hand phonoEFAphs
and records Musical Record Enchangs
1918 W..tisse. Elliott ;sfs
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ACREAGE

Zoe AcREs-asll ~ trsds .auas ifn Prove
meats near tfsnsportstiau nat sf
Maple valley. wa.h
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WATER FRONT LAND

ENJor LIVING on your own safs uafsr
front. without paying fortune for ths
privilege No biaffs. nice beach plenty
- clans ard good ashios 500 our
nsw subdivision % b-acrs tracts tata
70 itoe zach $50 cash. baiaucs 80 .
month. Direct boat service several
time. daily
CHARLES NOMErR COMPANY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-06

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