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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-07-07
Veterans for Wilson.

The Spanish-American war veter-
ans of Indiana have telegraphed
President Wilson in support Of his
policy "to maintain. peace, and if
necessary, to uphold our national
honor and dignity"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-07-07
Anchor Steamer RamIned

The Holland American line steam
er Nieuw Amsterdam with one thou
sand two hundred passengers. was
rammed in the Downs "Wednesday by
an unknown steamer. Her port quar-
ter was badly damaged.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-07-07
Germany Cotton Needed.

The department Of Bran6enburS
has issued an order prohibited the
manufacture Of certain cloths made
entirely OF cotton. This is thought
70 presage z shortage Of cotton.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-07-07
British Aeronaut Killed.

Flight Lieutenant Watson of the
British navy was killed Wednesday
when his machine fell a distance of
over a thousand feet.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-07-07
G q Editors Back President.

The State Press association at
Chick Springs unanimously endorsed
the handling of the present crisis by
President Wilson.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-07-07

The world owes every man liv-
ing. but the street corner is a poor
collection agency.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-07-07
Isouith Refuse to Name Peace Terms

Premier Asquith Wednesday re-
fused to announce the terms of peace
which Great Britain wants, saying
it was against public policy.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-07-07

Be live one and The town will
never be dead ore.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-07-07

conditions OF weather and useaSe.
Except in rare cases, the lawn
should not be watered oftener than
two or three times a week, provided
watering is done properly. A thor
ough soaking is necessary and should
be given in the late afternoon or
early morning. The ordinary type OF
revolving spray is quite satisfactory,
but the amount Of water applied by
it is usually much less than appears.
The point to be borne in mind is that
the ground should be thoroughly sat-
urated at each application to at least
three inches in depth.
While weed enemies Of the lawn
are troublesome throughout the
growing season, they are particular
ly so from the latter part OF June
until frost During this period crab
grass is by far the worst weed pres
ent. There is no really satisfactory
of checking its growth, and
the only treatment to be recommend
ID is to cut or pull the plants before
they have formed large mats. This
is very tedious and expensive prac-
tice. but where good lawn IS in
volved the results justify the expense.
Rational fertilizing and careful wat
ering during the summer help TO
overcome the effect Of weeds. Cheml-
cal sprays or treatments have proved
to be OF very little assistance. Much
is experienced in cutting
crab grass with TIE ordinary mower
on account Of its semiprostrGte char
acter. This difficulty can be over
come to a certain extent il a rake is
used in conjunction with the mower.
By means Of the rake the branches
of the grass may be lifted so that
hey can be clipped reasonably close.
It is almost impossible, however, to
ut crab grass sufficiently close to J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17
PORT COMMISSION TO open
UP MANUFACTURING SITES

Application for the franchise =.
be made soon "
The Milwauken and the o,sv,
Washington lines already -
common user tracks along W.
com ave. while tis port lei, ~ ~
already decided upon, con,.s.
with The Great Northern ana 49,
crn Pacific Construction n =.
proposed llIe along East Ma,y,s.,
way would then provide syl,eb,sa
facilities 20 industrial sites n ~.
vicinity for four great trau,cosa
mental lines. sr
The county has considerable L.,
IN the district which IL wifi ~
at $4,000 80 acre. The county 49,
holds an extensive dock site IN y
DuWanish waterway IN the ylei.s.
Of Dawson st.. which IL INTENDS 4.
ycl0ping With the completion ~ i.
waterway
Land ia offered az low al tlsa
an acre IN the district. The r.,
that the county has extensive hels
inRs insureH those seeking -.
against falling into the hama, !,
spectators. az the county viii -.
a balance on values.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17

Following upon the proposal
OF Port Warden Paysse that
Seattle voters vote on bond
issue 20 purchase Harbor
Island for distribution indus
trial siteh, is the announcement
that the city council probably
Will grant a franehiae 20 the
port Commission 10 construct q
double.track Industrial track
along East Marginal way.
N such action 10 taken
great area viii be made avail
able for industrial tites along
the new highway, which 10 70
be improved soon by the city,
and which parallels the DuWar-
ish waterway.
This area Will. II ~ believed. b.
much better than lIarbor Island. ~
Industries would have rail and VA
ter shipping facilities at their from
and back doors
East Marginal way extends
south three miles from Spokane
ave. The port commission asks fOi
a 30 foot riRht-Ofway thruout thii
distance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17
ADMITS WELL
IS A FAILURE

The Crescent oil well al Tenins
the best touted well in the reoer,
oil furry In Southwestern Wisk
ington. has no oil.
Official notice to this effect was
sent 10 the stockholders today ~
Emery c. Williamson. se0etsr.
who says that $4,000 has be-.
sunk in an attempt TO draw d
where there is no oil.
This is the knockers day" hs
says. To-day. with coniemgtucu
sneers, they may say: I told yos
so. With the shiver Of pessimisn
creeping to the very marrow Of ,hs
bones. we have to admit Il Is Their
day and their time"
Williamson, however. adds thzs
he is convinced there are oil fornk
tons in the Tenino field. which b
believes can be reached at 3,eep
foot level.
The Crescent drillers went lin
feet deep.
He advises that the ScstfS
Greek well. OF the Oregon 4 WASH
ington. should not be abandoned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17
HOW U. s. WILL
AID JOBLESS

Government regulation OF the
unemployment problem -
bureau which viii "act as signal
stations for either mabless Jobs
or Jobleas men," lie the plan on.
which w. Is. Wilson, secretary
OF labor. 10 working.
Ethelbert Stewart. chief stat.
latioian Of the federal labor
bureau, 10 In Seattle, en- route
TO Washington from San Fran
cisco, where he attended a con
fsrsnbe called by Wilson 70 con-
slider the unemployment prob
lem.
Tho idea Is 90 get In operation
the machinery By which the unem.
ployod Of the country can be picked
up In one place and PAT into places
where labor In needed.
~ va include agriculture. there
are some 900 900 TO 1000 600 PEG
pie Idle three months in the year
IN normal years Then there are
some 900. 900 idle six months. 30
that n we take the average. We find
.2.I77000 men idle on an average OF
81 NANAAAN "a wv tfaA 30 NV tANAi
times"
Tho labor department proposes 81
keep tho unemployed moving thru
the zones where men are needed
and when they are needed. All
cities VIII be importuHed 10 appfo.
pirate funds for public work on
which the minimum will be per.
formed during prosperous times and
the maximum IL duh times. when
work Is most needed.
The poatoffice department has
agreed 90 cooperate by furnishing
information as TO opportunities for
work.
The interior department" says
Stewart. has agreed 10 cooperate
In the Irrigation project 10 cut the
irrigation lands up into small lots.
This summer the department put
! 300 wheat harycHters into the
wheat belt. beginning al South Okla.
aoma. and practically marching
them thru to the north line Of North
Dakota"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17
VITAL STATISTICS



Thomas = Ksihurgh. Tacoma. and
Alice T.. wood Seattle
Nathan schuriin and Lucille Gertrude
Johnson. san Franchise.
J a. Masters and Mary o. Scarlet,
Jesa o.nrien and Anae Afford. Van.
eouVrr. n g.
Nose 0assnsr and sarah Galloway. Ia
coma.
John Henry Nils Bellevue and I-a-
beiiA CaNhurn, HouFhton
James Ramsay. IS. and Mary DoiK Ed
wards. 70. rhifnacum.
Aim~r Thomas Porter. 81 Victoria. n.
c and Pearl May stevens. 20. Seattle
Leslie u. Groves and Jane oriffith, Port
IsaWtan.
Albert A. pu Rocher. So and Gather
Inc France. Port STANLEY
Frank outzwtiler. Manila. y. I, and
Mrs. Anna a. Thomson. Seattle.
Births
MIR. and Mr.. W a. Trcwbrldse. s7ot
FRunfieroY ave. son.
Mrs. and Mr. Fnippe vendresca. iiei
10th ave- = sun.
Mrs and Mr. A. Ditore. 1917 aist ave
Mr and Mrs O. Fats. 1888 ,i- ave s 4.
snn
Mr.. and Mr.. John r LeEEs,t. III ssth
ave X. son.
Mr.. and Mr. Tory chiehetu. iess Pop
lar place. son.
Mrs and Mr. Samuel Mitchell. 1920
Ninth ave, con.
Mrs and Nj. stephen Marshall Biits
Eighth ave. daughter
Mrs. and Mr. c. A. Glover. 1875 18Th
ave. daughter
Mrs and Mr. Thomas Horrochs. a0oT
Plum St, daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. sllvas Mssse. soo7 Main
1T. daughter.
Mrs and Mr. +. o olson asie w. 9Th
st. son.
Mrs and Mir Aiher, Salisbury. s2i Ter.
race IT. daughter
Mrs and Mr. r W wcstcoat. ii2i sun
nyside ave. daughter
Mrs ana Mr. Jesse camchi. 1888 10Th
Mrs and Mr.. Peter Y Fowler siii-A
Mob Hili ave, son.
Mrs and Mr. W Murphy. s7sa sixth
ave. y. e, daughter
Deaths
Ethel II. Dates. 6. King county hospi-
lena Reneau. 20. ests sirt ave. \. w.
AUGUST IS
John johnson. &c. Ssii Russell ave.
August 10
william NJ nushman co. Minor rri-
vato hospital. August
Louis r. Collins. Providence hospital.
August IT
Albert s Munger. 10 ..oss HOLLY It..
Aug~st H.
Eugene n LanFdon II. Seattle General
hospital August -
Divorces Asked
Amy 4, Martin Va, Thos Martin. non.
support
Anna EiiwanFer W David Euwanger.
non support ana cruelty
Lllliau u. shape vs.. Herman Shape,
cruelty
bessie NJ simmons vs. Jas simmons.
deHcrtiou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17
n. Y. SOCIETY MAN
DIVORCED here

Rex Leo PRris. formerly promi.
uent in New York society. got a
divorce from Neva Finley Paris.
daughter OF Charles T. Finley. q
wealthy New York banker. here
Tuesday
Judge Smith granted the decree
when Paris. who r. now engaged
in the real estate and mining bust.
ness here. testified he was aban.
doncd by his wife In 1913. she had
told him ahe did not love him. he
said.
Charles Y. Finley was formerly
president OF the Aetna National
hank. Of New York city. and his
daughter IL one OF the leaders OF
society there.
Somers II. Smith appeared for
the plaintiff and George s. Harmon
for the defendant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17

stan 20. CSC coffee. lbs 81: peanuts.
lbs. ibc. toc tea, 2 lbs. soc stall ats.
juicy lemons. loo dez banana. Toe and
! &c don Bartlett pears, 5bc box stalls
l1-l2, pot rgHHts, lie No.. pork roasta.
~ bc n. bacon by tho piece, 22c NJ.
sugar cured hams. Ice M stai go Hur-
bank potatoes, 81. - cwt. dry onions, I J
lbs 2bc. stall 2io Ia lbs sugar 81. Nc.
80 sack flour. ti.hoi large rolls toilet
paper 2bc stall iO4. cans corn or to-
matocH, ibc. zoo cans red salmon. zoe
lbs. navy beans. s6c. stall al. good
7oc coffee. lbs sac. coffee slftiuEs ,
lbs csc. best picking spice. acc 10 stan
ala. 100 ioaves home made bread. ibc
Toe loaves raisln bread. i6c: i6c nut
cakes. Doc. Stall a2t. burnt peanuts. i6c
H.. sailed peanuts i5o ih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17
CENTRAL GARAGE
PLAN Defeated

The plan 10 establish central
garage and repair shop In which
all city autos would be housed,
went by the board. for a time Al
least when the budget committee
met, Tuesday forenoon. IL was de
cided. however. 10 require monthly
reports from all departments as 10
cost OF maintenance. etc.
The question 81 raising rates on
street lights went over until after.
noon. because Councilmen Marble
and Fitzgerald were not present
An allowance OF 81 900 for more
street signs vas made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17
SAYS POLES STILL
HOPE FOR EmPM

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. lib
timating that every one knows Tat
the people OF Poland still cherfa
the ambition OF some day building
up a great Polish empire. lgnace J.
Paderewski. celebrated Poisa
pianist, declined today to comme1i
upon the report from Petrogsa
that Archduke Charles stephen O
Austria was to be crowned king q
Poland in Warsaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17
PANTACES OFFERS CORKiNC
GOOD BILL OF vaudeville

Rev. Frank German. the Ss,rr.
Ing parson. who deserted bis psi
pit in Portland for the stage, thnIs
with his voice.
He n regular Chauncey olcor
Harry Won FOssen. black.us
comedian. shows you how 70 ,,us
a wildcat. and incidentally csass
everybody 10 have laugh cramps
Winche and Poore. in NO Tres
passing Dow and Dow, Ia Hs
brew funnles. and the Rondas \.
cycle riders. top of the bin. Tksy
are followed by good picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17
PUBLIC MARKETS


Best butter. lbs ptc. fresh eggs :
doE hbci new Swiss cheese. sec 10 awer,
butter, 2kc ID fresh honey, iso comb
fancy new potatoes. 20 lbs CSC. rauu-
flower loo each. green onions. 6 punches
SCI green beans. los, 100. green corn.
2ho dor. green peppers Be ~ cabbage.
hiz head Sc. pickles. sec per 100. canta-
ioupeH, Sc each. sweet Erapss. ior H.
grapefruit, for use. peaches. i5c basket
lemons ite dor. piuns dor &C.. large
pears. Toe dos 20; roast. lbs .bc
best round steak. tsc No., pork steak. itc
10 lamb ehopa 2 iha gbr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17

For the price OF admission this
week at the Pantageg you can see
a clerk selling gents furnish
lngs In the careless. Indifferent way
you have seen dozens of EN- do II
In real life: you can find out all
about tanning a wildcat. and-and-
Oh. lot Of things. For instance:
The Haberdashery" Is the name
Of the furiously funny farce first
mentioned above 1t features Har-
rington Reynolds and Lucille Pal
mer, besides a beYy OF pretty girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17
THANK G0D," SAYS
FRANKS MOTHER

NEW YORK, Aug. l7.--"Thank
God. he's dead. he is now through
with his trouble" cried Mrs. Ru.
dolph Frank. mother OF Leo Frank.
when told today that her son had
been kidnapped and lynched by q
mob III my boy had lived. his life
would have been one OF torture and
he might have been killed in a
worse way"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17

stalls 106-iiA, lbs. Bayou beans. $50;
good brooms. csc each. matches. acc dor
o Lib. pkKs seedieHa raisins. b5c. Stall
AS. cans milk. lac. or Z for 25c; Bart
lett pears. 81 per boN, crahappieH SOC
large box stall io3, best butter 2 lbs.
Gbc, eggs. doz. 6bc. large cans milk.
Sc. 22-oz jar pure honey. 25c. stalls
1895, prunos, DC III; Toe pkg. potato
flour Zoe. good coffee. lbs Csc. fruit
jar rings. &c doz stalls 2. 2. o. T. sir
loin ana round steak. Toe No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17

Sic. stalls T7-ss fresh pastourired milk
&c at. &c pt stan 1898 Economy fruit
Jars uts 7ari 2 ats p5c stan Co., cidri
vinegar, Toe Of stall ~. Toe olives. 2 foi
zoe. iSc size, FOR gte stall a. cornce
hcof 7c and ioc n stall a. to.ih pai
pure lard. fiek. stalls a4-Ab tomatoes
his ebc stall 40 potatoes Csc 60 81 30
sack stalls l-e, peppers. 90 III. crab.
apples ? boxes 7Sc stalls aS-ea. LAYER
cakes and ielly rollH p for tbc slail so
whole fresh salmon zoe and Csc Stall
10. mons 81 union suits medium weight
eaci mems colored shirts. worth to Sc
for csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17
SEATTLE SAILORS
IN A WAR PRISON

In letter received Monday from
Capt r. X. Sterling. managing own.
er of the American barkentine +. r
Sterling. OF Seattle. he tells OF the
arrest at Newcastle by Australian
officials OF Chief Officer Otto Schutr
and six seamen. all OF German birth
at the Liverpool detention camp
near Sydney. n. s. w. Just few
hours before the ship sailed.
The Sterling was formerly the
Everett G. Griggs.
Charge against Thomas Blllyeu.
Portland, Or. of using mails TO de
fraud. Is dismissed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17
GERMANS LAND
MEN IN FINLAND

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Ger
mans are preparing to land
troops IN Finland, according to
a Stockholm dispatch here to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17

Stalls Hib-ia home grown tomatoes
lbs. 25c. peppers lbs t5c, caullflower
Toe head stalls i72-12i. pt. Jars pure
honey 2sc, zoe pkEs bran Tor loo.
ltrsmblea Zoe pkg. stan q. shoulder
hams lie H.. lamb chops. lbs goes legs
Of lamb. ibc 10 round steak i61so No.
stalls 2t-ae. lbs sugar. bOc. snidcr'a
catsup, 2tc bottle zoe. cans milk gac
With M. coffee lhs rice. Csc Lesiie's
grocery. fruit ana fig pudding, 2 for 2ac.
F-ih. sack yellow corn meal. csc. stall
81. lbs best fresh churned butter. e5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17
REAL ESTATE
ZINE sIIW ACREAGE
WIN >TM not ~

on tract - flee acreage res
house sell etc Ideal sull fur
vegetables berries ard uouitrf
raising short waih ta kirkland
anrk srhoui. stores Price fSee.
terms flf cash. re monthly
You ran iite au 'his place and
wpFh Ia Nsaffla Pc faf yourself
Take MaSiEHn rlsrffif and she
county ferry ~ Atlanta direct
90 kirkland ard amply a. uufhs
a fafSaf. lac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17
NO PARDON YET FOR SEATTLE men

WASHINGTON, I-Atorney General Gregory
Attorney applications d
Houston. Seattle contractors
Warren is give the
study
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17
BEST LOAN SOIL
80 PER ACRE

100 acres best soil IN Lewis county. ons
mite from postOffice. fine roads.
schools. stages milk and cream routes
part Of n fine alder bottom nice creek
and springs very liKht clearing. fine
pasture on ~ now Just 100 acres and
no more TO he had NJ that price so
per acre; terms. Is Downs Bldg. 700
Second ave,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17

TEN ACRES
Good. productive land Attractive price
and Easy terms Com. IN and lot us
toll you al about cATHcAHT LANDS
and show ruu what IL actually being
produced ~ srt,icrs already there.
West = WHEELER.
100 caifaan Block Maia iatT.
RECLAIMED uPPER EvER9LADES
or FLORIDA
$50 an acre easy terms. cattle. hoss al
falfa. poultry. citrus fruits. bananas
and winter trucking lands. 10 So rs feet
muck soil on canal; reclaimed aud
cleared. James A Moore building =
railroad into this country Richest soil
and suresi advance 81 values IN Amer.
lea today
n T. LANgMArp. 40. central Rids
FfVE-ACRE BARGAIN
one acre cleared and set out IN fruit
ana berries several small buildings.
handy 20 fine market
PRICE $500: VERY EASY TERMS
CLIFFORD e. VAN ARSDALE. Inc.
1913 Third Ave, ioi Washington 81.
ONLY fi4Ts-H eautifui View LOT a.
HEACHMoNT. new summer resort on
Hood canal new olympic highway
now completed through BEACUMO%T
perfect titiei ~ cash. 81 weekly Call
or write BEACHMoNT 1895 Empire
Bldg
FIVE ACRES ALDER BOTTOM
Nearly level. rich soil: large spring; well
improved neigh borhaod. close to school
Can secure work near b. ~ good wages
Price 500. Easy Terms
:. MARSH CO. 7ot Central Bldg
FOR sALE-f0 acres. IN meadow. two
blocks vest 81 the city limits % Kent
Phone Beacon i7f
FOR sALE-io- acre ranch: income u a
day. net write Box 1854 Route l.
Marysvilie. Wash.
IMPROVED RANCH--b acres Improved
with good house we'll hand putnp
chicken house 2sxi2O. large hroodsr
house. concrete incubator house. good
garden, All fenced 1900. on easy
.sJ,9s NJ ,Jgses 90 centrsl nlds
43 REAL ESTATE
1850 ron i-roon house. big yard, place
Tor chickens. close Ia school: north OF
university. graded street. cement side.
walks. water and sewer. assessments
all paid mortgage Of $500 has three
years TO run. Good buy for small home.
CoLLYER -NtLAs-ELLfOTT Inc.
2is Leary pldg- Main 5b7a.
ACHMONT-- Reautifui View lots ana
camp sites. f75. 81 cash. 81 weekly.
Located hair way between Union CITY
and Port Townsend. on Hood canal
fine sandy beach, perfect title. CAL
or write 1895 Empire Bldg
NORTH END CORNER. soNti0
two blocks from car $500
WHEELER. cas- Burke nldg
i2.2oo INSIDE view lot nice bungaiow
a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17

BEACON Nut room modern cottage
o. good rnneisieHs bath. p4nifg. base
0ssnt. level ipt. tpHtees alley. block
from ear naEets iiHee. easy terms
improvements "a. paid. tstt iffh
Naufh
loon tAnnr. frsfI IHA,r~. Only
INV ~ >DHtB fttT IRON
LANE wA~ufNoTOs. IS Mf>t Tvs
IRON 1T AID tI~IstH. SIS. WHY
tA~N ffHNH
uekINIEf WATSON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS

SASH Ann DOORS
Are YOU sotns 90 buildT rhen huy your
SASH ANp Doors direct from me
manufacturer We own cur Own nhhA
Sell anyone ship anywhere
t.cros- panel doors. first quality,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-17
PERSONALS


WipoWHN si. woirhins iAo dark com
pirsiun brown eyes. haNtnF two small
q tuNa would like Co correspond with
strictly respectable wurhins woman.
about same AEe. who would accept DO
sitinn as hnuaokooper at $3.50 per
month. with view to mHifimory n mu.
tusily cuuEeutat lahotinH man. small
town out or Seattle Address W aa,
Ntar
.fIApFiNEss i o. in married iifr Arc you
tonrlYf Ioiu seattle Reliable Friend
ship Clnh Ladies' Tree. Ada = Evans
rii linton. Art i
CONTINUATION FREE ALI pitpn.
pEua AZ Nacy iais Second ave,
opposite Arcade entrance
UtWsfeHnp MinWiFg MIS- wilsih
sen. leld 18Th n W Phone ballard
1887
WtNarON's GENUINE MASSAGE. hy'
dfo rhermo hath lft Liberty MAJ
Nain tsse Ladies pfsfsrrsd
Miss, ase 10. seod loohius. has ~ 900.
wants ennEeuiai partner ohluet maiflt
monv Address wa. star
Vusw Tor. uEACuMuNr new summsf
resort on Hood canal ouif 80 ftI -
cash 81 per week ite' Emplro hlda
MEsn uAus repaired tos rsapies Bans
frfs
MISS JEWNiIg-MANiCuRiNd- ms
Thitd office 20
n q PRACTITIONER address Wet
star
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FREE -uef your nsrt YssFs camp ate
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oniy z mile from beach. rich black
snd rcd loan soil alder. maple and
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~ any price This f. only ~ miles
from heart ~ Seattle. with i2tac fare
You can i've here and work in Seattle
several boats daily Many tracts have
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$500. $50 cash. go per month. Searly
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