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The Spectator., 1915-01-26
Notice For Publication No 08362
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
 U. s. Land Office at Little Rock, Arkansas, January 18th. 1915. Notice is hereby gwen that Hugh E. Childers, of Barnes, Arkansas. who, or Feb l9, 1912. made Homestead Entry, No. 0s362, for SIP SEA-, Section IA, Township II N.. Range 27 w., 9th. Principal Meridian, has filed notice ot intention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above de. scribed, before A. N. Hill, County Clerk, Ozark, Ark. on the 18th day of February, 1915,
 Claimant names as witnesses: Wm. Vaught. of Watalula, Ark; Jacob Ro. gers, Watalula. Ark: Frank Woolsey Barnes, Ark; w. P. Ande rson, oi Watalula, Ark.
 Jno. w. Allen, Register
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For Sale At Low Prices.

1000 Blackberry plants. the very
 best at Sc 1000 Black Cap Raspberry Sc 1000 Himalaya Berry 5c The best in cultivation.
 E. B. SONDEREGGER Phone 43F3. Altus. Ark.
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Eighty Years Old.
 T had q great deal of trouble with my bowels and bladder, and pain in my right hip which felt like rheuma- tism. Weak back Constipated. Urine highly colored. Many doctors failed. 1 have taken perunR and think I am cured. I have gained twenty pounds in weight since l began Peruna." MT. W. c. Bemphill Louisville. Miss
 Eighty-four Years Old.
 About fifteen or twenty years ago l was suffering with pains in my back. I could scarcely get about. ! got some Peruna and was relieved of the pains ever since.
 T have used Peruna occasionally since and recommended 1t to otharH
The Spectator., 1915-01-26
LOCAL ME ENTION

Born to MT. and Mrs. Fay Townsend, Jan. 23rd, a daughter. Mrs. l.. 0. Fisher Is recover ing from a severe illness.
 Little Mamie Johnson Is quite sick at her home.
 Richard Swindler went to Lit tie Rock Friday.
 Hon. A. M. Nixon came up from Little Rock Friday return ing Sunday night.
 Judge Weaver went to the Capital City Monday to attend the Good Roads Convention.
 Ben Carlton, of Jasper, Ark. was in town yesterday visit ing relatives and friends.
 J. R. Knox is occupying the Littleton place vacated by Jim Ford.
 Elmer Cherry. postmaster at Denning, transacted business in Ozark today
 We sell and deliver coal in any quantity.
 Edgin Bros.
 Mrs. H. s. Rice came down from Alma Monday to visit her son, Ward and family.
 Mrs. Sadie Ramsden and child ren went to Mulberry Saturday returning Sunday.
 A. T. Powell has purchased an organ through the enterprising piano salesman and repairer, Harley Self.
 J. M. Ford has moved from his home in Ozark to the home of his son, Otto Ford, north of town.
 A. T. Powell has moved into the house vacated by J. R. Knox and w. H. Taylor to the house vacated by Mir. Powell.
 Mr. j. o. Aston came up from Morrilton Monday night to be at the bedside of his sister. Miss Mag, who is not so well.
 Dr. and Mrs. Henry Gray of Magazine came over Saturday for a two weeks visit with friends and relatives in the Vair View and other neighborhoods. Dr. Gray has built up a splendid practice about Magazine.
 c. o. Butler, local manager of The Fair, left Saturday for Ill., inois where he will visit his par ents. He is expected home Fri day or Saturday. J. R. Knox is working in the store during Mr. Buffers absence.
 Wanted One of the large magazine publishing houses de- sires to employ an active man or woman in this community to handle a special plan which has proven unusually profitable. Good opening for right party. Address with two references, Publisher, Box 155. Times Sq. Sta, New York City.
 The Baptist Missionary Society met with Mrs. A. L. Crudup last Friday in an all day meeting. There were thirty-nine ladies present who made good use of the day by making several doz- en garments which were donat- ed to an Orphans Home. The day was well spent.
The Spectator., 1915-01-26
Singing Convention Postponed

The Singing which was to be at Marble Hill has been post poned indefinately. Due notice will be given when the meeting is to be held.
The Spectator., 1915-01-26
A shoat in the pen is worth . ten dollar bill in the pocket.
Smallest Republic.

Smallest Republic.
 The smallest republic is not San Marine. as usually supposed. but the diminutive island Tavolara, about of Sardinia This island is only one and one-fifth miles wide and it's whoi population numbers but afty-five. IL 1886 Tavolara was granted independ. ence by Carl Albert. and a certain Barteleoni assumed the title of kin. under the name of Paul I. He died in May. 1882. In 1886 the Tavolarians proclaimed the republic, and. accord ing to their constitution, a president ia elacted ev1ry tan yaara
The Spectator., 1915-01-26
Old People Every,
Pernra iS goo,. Coughs, Colds. La+-"- Diseases and aftcr -.> Of the Grip.

When first knew ot Tar,.-. '-,. .. gists here did not ks-.n H ..,.. ,, all keep 1t.
 T have lived h ta;s J'a,e civa four years am a fagn.,s -... where live. l have thrc" NV'"~ ,'. dren. Should you publ!rh tt1f n papers IL will reach nany oi ,n, friends: You can use iiy pictr you think proper" N- q. N'. U.. erts. R. F. n. l, Box 3s. IicFe'F. aln
 Eiohty.two Years Cli.
 had a severe attack oi ri!.t. suffered terribly while it lasse... Af m" attack I sent for I>cr,.", wife said l must have a d"cts- t,t l. insisted upon taking the purs.i.t. a- made quick md perfect rocu,.,r MT. J, R. Prince. +. R. l, 1'rr.4.... x. Y.
 e;ohty-o ono Yoars Old.
 f had nervous prostrn,ioa. p.. doctor would say had c.tlarri uf stomach and bowels. another nervous ness and another enlarremen, of liver. Nothing seemed 10 6o mo luu-h good. commenced taking Fortuna, which built me right up" Mrs. Martha Avery.1S Graham St. t.Leominster, Mass.
 eevsnty.sioht Ysars Old.
 "I had catArrh of the head. Com. nnencsd taking Peruna and gained eleven pounds. It is n great medicine. fAtr trial'would convince any on, of its efncacy. Mir F. NJ. JcfYrior, Bo- galusa, Louisiana
 Thess who object to liquid unedi. etnes can now obtain Fortuna Tablets.
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NOT MUCH.

"They have a six months rainy season in Patagonia.
 Hum Not much chance of get, ting a loaned umbrella back"
The Spectator., 1915-01-26
APPRECIATION.

"You say that man enjoys workp
 Beyond doubt. I have seen him stand around and admire it by the hour"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16

In other words. Greece and Ru-
mania Will help the allies lick Ger.
many and Austria az soon as the
allies DO II first.
Canoe Of S. Browneli. 1919 AK
ave. capsized when Brownell ven
tured far out on the sound. He
was rescued by a tug
Christmas goods will be on sale
at bazaar at Third ave. and Uni
ycrKlty Vt. Wednesday. Proceeds
will 20 to St Pauls English Lnth
.eran church.
Anna Pavio.a advises those
who would be successful dane
era. 20 watch the swan. Ap-
parertly, then, modern dancing
only requires rubber neck
and a ~sdole.
{. r. Gunther. noted candy maker
is an exposition ficnd. lie il on the
way 10 the California expositions
He hasn, missed one in so years.
The Minneapolis theatre censor
has barred bare legs on the stage
unless they belong 20 men. Why
this partlality7
Steamer MAriposa arrived in Sc
attic Monday night from Lama pas
sage. Bella Bella. where she went
ashore. in tow OF tug NitinaL
Annual entertainment OF Arctic
club for visiting AlaSkans will be
given Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16
KILLS HIMSELF;
POLICE FIND
NOTE FROM GIRL

" II Moore. 30. who hiss been
occupying room Mt the Aurora
hotel. 3i5 Seneca 1t. was found
dead At noon Tuesday. with the gas
cock open. and the doors 81 the
room locked.
Occupants Of tho hotel smelled
gas and traced IL 20 Moore'a room
The police were unable 10 break
down the door. and officer y NJ
Blaine craWied ont on the roof and
entered thru window
4 note from "a girl who signed
herself Marion Sheridan Was found
IN Moore'E room II Was dated
3 20 m. Tuesday. and said
I have got place TO work for
few days at the Imperial ! do
not know whether We get out a
half hour for lunch or not will
pass 3i5 Seneca ~. this address,
either AZ fs5 or 5.i5 this even
ing She signed Il. Yours truly.
Marian sheridan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16
hERtSS{AND(A1fE

size IN year
An Indian has Just died at Hart
Mich, at the ripe old age on u.
He probably got good start oe'ors
germs we're discovered.
Dean Thomas Holgate. Of North
western university, II visitor IN
Seattle. Alumni Of the unlyersitf
will entertain MIN at a banquet
Tuesday night
Three tons Of light fiction. includ.
Ing many OF the best sellers,
brought to Seattle by Thomas Pro
thero. Of VI Reno. Okla. for nearby
army posts. ProtherO makes a bust
ness Of supplying soldiers with
books
ten. Won HindenburK Ia a hard
working general. oDc~. In ssli"is,
a much -drsssed-np prinesiiDE entso~no
the field msrshsI's headquarters. ~
was fresh from B~riin--dr~sssd 10
the minute.
II have the honor" began the
visitor
y Laou-you have the bonsr-aDd
4 have the work :" snapped tho field
marshal what do you WANT"
Five Seattle hunters. including
Motorcycle Patrolman Y. W. McCat
fiery. we're occupants OF dlsabled
launch picked up Monday by Cana.
dian Pacific steamship Princess VIC.
toria.
What you can't see In motion pic.
lures nowadays isn't worth seeing.
Same is true Of lot you can see.
Johnny Clancy r. in again. He
IA - - =
Pacific Social club At the Meadows.
arrested Monday charged with main.
tanning nuisance. Released IN
$500 bonds
CORA-No. A lady who Ia
trying 70 find out how the
other half lives isn't always
looking for a divorce. She
may be doing settlement work.
City OF Brest Litoysk, formerly
thriving town OF $4,000 Inhabitants.
IL now mass Of ruins. It's ,g-tbs,
war zone.
For ammunition supplied the
cars army. Japan has been thank
ed by the Russian government.
Krupp Steel Co. has donated
1000. 900 10 aid families OF German
soldiers.
Steamer City OF Seattle dry dock
ed Monday at Prince Rupert. b. c.
Her hull Will be gone over and 70
I paired. II damaged.
Hal
Il am a man OF few words"
shake am married too"
I
The George II Fortson auxiliary
will meet with Mrs. Margaret Ellis.
at 727 9th ave. s.. tomorrow. 10
make arrangements for Christmas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16

Stall io' large cans milk. 7tc:
cans string beans 1tc stall 2ot pure
cider vinegar. 3tc gal 9-th can apricois
ioc Stall .oi. corn Starch. por pkg Be-.
lbs mtn-emeat. 2tc stan agi. cookiss
100 dor pan Biscuits. i0c dor stall,
Sis.ass dark spice cakes, Tor itci rolls
and cookies. dor gGc stall 20 roo
royion tea coo ~ olive oil. iabo gal
stall III. fancy bacon. i5c 10 pot roast
Toe 20 i7ho 10. stall a. dry salt pork
Sc 10 country bacon. l7iac H. stall,
ia-it fun cream cheese. 100 H.. selected
storage eEEs. ate dor Stall $40 peanut
butter. Toe III new comb honey 1Bc
stall 40. soft shell almonds 500 IN new
crop wRinuts. ibo M Stall aSa new
mixed nuts, lbs GOO. Juicy lemons. loo
dos Stall 40. sweet potatoes lbs ioc.
hnrkle herrlna Be n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16
Three JOYRIDE
ON MOTORCYCLE

Here is racy sort OF story
which came out OF police headquar-
tiers Tuesday:
T. 5. Milan reported that after he
had had one or two drinks with two
congenial souls, they all three
boarded n motorcycle and BOWED
merrily along until they came 10
lonely spot out on some boulevard
where they all dismounted and the
roysterers robbed him OF $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16

stall H. lbs fine Eranuiated sugar
zoe. Stall ~ fresh pasteutiscd milk. Go
At. 80 pit stall 1887. pork stcnk. iqh.r
49, Stall 90. regular poe hams t7r h.
stan 81. swedish potato sausage, lhs
.ic. stalls Cos, best peanut butter 100
Do stall 1873. fresh hppcrcd herring. .
lhs 200. stall 10. whole salmon. a0c each
stall .. childron'H 1sc dresses sac Stall
70. macaroni be- 10 stall 1898. pure cane
sugar. 10 lbs. ftc with other o. 90 order
stalls Gt-eb. large lemons. Toe dor stalls
IL. Naklm. Gem potatoes. si.I5. dciIv-
cred stan ~. pure. sweet apple cider.
$50 gal stan e.. fresh ranch eggs. SOC
doy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16
AGED NEGRO, FORMER
SLAVE, IS ON TRIAL

Charles ~ Harris. p years old
formerly a negro slave IN Virginia
was brought 20 trial in Judge Mack
intosh's court TUESDAY. 10 prove. Il
possible. his sanity.
Harris waH sentenced 20 the IN
sane ward NJ the Walla Walla pcni
Tertiary. In January. 1914. for the
killing. on December 3. 1918. Of an
other negro. James Hammond
u WIS testified nj the trial tina,
Hammond had been trying 10 force
his company upon women members
OF Harris family. The jury found
Harris not guilty. but unsafe to be
AZ large. because Of temporary in.
sanity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16
VITAL STATISTICS


Marriage florn.~.
psniehi Yo.hida Sc whittier. Cal.
ara fora Kifo. e. Japan
rsuFo HhiraraiEa. q. f-ampoc. Cal. and
TnhuBa TakaEn. gt japan
HhtairhI okinnto. 40 sheridan wye.
and Tomo Yaruasaki a. Japan
Nris . IefEensen %. p~minE. and
ueurffis g Stone. 60 Seattle
Ralph price Hrddirk N-thow. and
vida Nay srtsnEi- Seattle
Thomas Lsust g ana Ar,ie Fsnsrir.
Charles II warren ard Lol,t,a V
CoulfH seattle
Herman u Wander Asrd. q. and
CordA o. Thompson. a. North Yakima
\ Fhrneaer -. and Violet Mao
Mesrstb Is ssA,ne
Iceland q Main Ma7-vire. and
Haefni Cias'on. Seattle
John Nichaeisen. ~. and Minda
Oi~ren. - seattle
Atner Lund o. ard Perm wilcox. e.
seatiis
Harry Lynn and t.iiiian Hull Seattle
charlie Wilson anA Marie FELTON,. Sc
rosi Lorenson and Mary sehul,u. Ev-
.re't
Joseph Hrsun and Ida Fleetwood.
Maple Valley
Harry g Sinh, and Katherine NJ
z.nu Hshs's -. red Bluff. Cal. and
iiaruys sahamoto. e. Japan
Taminosukr NcEoro e. -. Angelo.
Cat and Taxi Tukavs. - Japan
Carl Lund and Mac e cshoon. Seattle
suyohiko rashiro. g. RocFyford Colo
ana snnao Tannka, 60 Japan.
Fhokich Taraks ao Anchiem. Cal.
and osao OtR. 30. Japan.
Mrr and Mr. Harry cav. SIS io,h
ave. son.
NJ. ana Mr 2. No,lch oo7 Ninth ave
s daughter
Nj. aud Mr. 4 zbinden. re Howe st..
daughter
Mr- and NJ " \ Lohmsn. s1ts 'sth
ave X " son
Mr., md Mr. Y II. RunyHn. s,ao 'srd
ave X r daughter
Mrs and Nj W s. wa'hburn, s'is
Mr. and Mr. Gus Nord. Sis Cor.on
1t. daughter
~ Tung Guy. O.. nav KinE st. No.
vembor 10
VIM Key. II. 40 Plewett st. Novem.
her H.
Mary plasnsy, ." sssi whitman ave.
November ~
Jane, Ajax. So, 7os ,ist ave Nov,m
h~r 20
Audrey u HAGUE, month. no '7th
ave. November ~.
Andrew peseim. ~. 1919 Seventh ave
November g.
Hortha Stoves. 81. Nletrc saubarlum.
November ~
Rouben = NiSen, q, Providence hos.
W 4. G Rowso. 6. sit r Mercer st
November II
Nancy a Peters. a.. ASA rhackorsv
place. November vs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16
REDFIELD TO
RESIGN?

WASHINGTON. Nov i6-Ru'
mors that Secretary OF Commerce
Redfield will resign as result OF
differences with President Wilson
over trade legislation were current
today.
After ib.minute conference
with the chief executive. however.
the secretary laughinEly comment.
ed that he had not resigned yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16

stalls 1888 pkEs dates CSC. Zoe
baking soda. ar zoe cans pineapple. FOR
goes grated pineapple. ioc can. s.ih can
corn syrup Zoe stall i0r regular e0c
Hpidsrieg tea. tar. local puiet ekEs 2
dor use. stalls tbs-fIt matchss aba
dor cans tomatoes ttc. 90 bars iaun.
dry soap. l;c. lib pkEs seeded raIsins
tac stall p. fresh smeIt Ms ib,.
salmon, lbs use stalls T. g. - pot
roast. 30 10. Sirloin and round steak. ice
10. liver sausage. iiBo 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16
SPEGlAl AD M0. .
PIANOS AMID PLAYER PIANOS

Part Seattle buyers
90 hghgrade pianos pianos 10 be sold BY Jan j. b
This hoair proposition but absolutely HtraiEhor"ard
II VIII nyeHiRne although
w viii receive the utmost courtesy mum
sl05 erms1 10 years guarantee ana
highest quality
manship $500 $500 20 be sold In ms
5000. 5000 This Ii genun"
factory proposition. piano agent make you believe
Ca b26 Union 81 You won 80 away
disappointed mddeman profit high rent no agents com
mission This coscswhen the 80 pianos are Sod open
o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16
QUESTIONS him and
Then BEATS HIM UP

An Inquisitlye thug approached c.
Schachleter. iitney driver, living at
the Antlers hotel. as he was stand.
ing by his machine, at Seventh ave.
$ and Dearborn st.. early Tuesday
morning. He asked the ilt man n
he owned the machine and where
he was going Then the thug
knocked him down, kicked him. and
robbed him OF S1.70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16

sian ia half 81 pure e'iys oil soe
- LsFlies. 80 10 sHrks YeIise or white
corn mesl 500 stall tti Yakima Gem
potatues. 81 20. delivered sn~st potatoes.
lhH 4ar. corn. ears Ito string beans
lNc lh Stall 10. nsw comb honey. Tic.
'f~ah jersey butter. H. o. 90. large
cans best mNk go stall a. Nwias
yhrss" Pee 10 s,rtrtiY fresh pultst eEFs
1sr dos stalls sti ibs fancy dee
Csc. choice flour 81 DO sack. . Ibs sugar
itc stall i4t. pot roast lave 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16

WASHINGTON. Nov. I6.-Jus.
tice Hughes OF the supreme court
is not ready TO announce his ac.
ton toward the petition OF Nebras.
ka republicans TO place his name
on the state primary ballot. II was
stated today.
Only q court injunction can keen
his name off the ballot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16
4l-Acreage for Sale
nAEaAtNs rxrHAonptN "A,

nesufifui - arrss tn eisw - fsA',{s
rshtsef sar 20 ennrsnnnitg hsArh. tsfY
fi~h. isFri s1H easily CLEARED rftrs
,3ts 80 rash tts rsr fnnnth its
aeiusi arrfaitsa value u Tee.
ts s~fss ttss; level rirh sal ~, =
sArunas sad snast - said
We hsts .-v.rsi fias .nsp. n improved
farms
Tt ~ shs~ yoa uha, 80 has. - affsr
Come IN
sssr~ sTNroN 60.
I'VE Fif'' 49, orsa Efsninrs
you DIAL WtrW Us DIRECT
ard cur proposition
OK LAND
HanfF - our mills snf eamps
At THRNg LAKES
sNouoMfgH cnrNrV WASH
~iii anpsal - yoa
Coed roads stage. fAttv trains milf.
sehoat. store phan. y = -
Will. NJ see " Nrtk EtsfoHS Mgr
Land Dept. 1874 7. G. aulth nlaH.
Seattle
THREE LAKES tuwpFn co
FuN skfr-ss arr~s. one nis frars
Nsrfsaii1- on main ROAD - arrss uns
der cultivation. beet - saii fair
huHainss wiu cell an or rsrt a
bargain rHss HapeF. owner MarTa.
ftf'r wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16
SiPublic Notices

TO WHOM II May roNcrHV- Tn.
unfsfsisnss has made application 80
erect dairy sf ~ tisf ave ios
tjn~h 2 whitss Addition AM one
fssifinK - rfafssi hsainss such oeru.
patton niii MAKE such protest. 81 the
office - fhs Hnrsrtstsnesnt - uulif
ter, prior o. November -. 1915 =
JsHsrr. nwnsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16
PUBLIC MARKETS


'ae cafsar roe bpifis. pineapple large
cans 3ir. Toe r"N toilet pager. &C.. sweet
heart soap bars s5r. spinach ibs Sc
carrots ant boets taurh bee De-. lottaee
heads g.. fancy bans Ice o. ktppered
salmon. ihs .tr. fresh herring. Ihs
stt olympia oysters fec pt Eastctu
opsfers. ace o.. apples Sc dos fancy
pigeons. SOC eaehs HslEian harss. lee 10 .
creamery butter aTr lh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16
PUBLICITY

nm Lehman. Empress Press
AEent-Niss star. I'm roinE 20
put over a yarn % the effect that
your pet poodle swallowed all your
dia mnnts
Miss Etsr-Whsi- Do you sup
pose i'ii have people think ] hsV.
oniy enough diamonds 90 fiii one
popdier 90 out and buy a 81.
bernard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16
4 ACRE~. All IMPROVED
HINSfNg STREAM. CLOSE ~

Ncw sronrn piasfrref house bur
Eainw style pnrrh fIr length -
building sirttfie iixhts phone
rhtHHrn house efvfH arrnmwo.
dates several hundred hog pen
wood shrf rfr place ell fenced
aud cross fenced vtfh entsn
size a. fsw green frees loft Tor
shade purposes. entire tract level
Huf aii fine soil TERMS zoo
cash. tatuure IS monthly CON.
,rnfent Tor party working down
toan 3o1 Sow YORK Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16
ASK REPORT
ON ANCONA

WASHINGTON. Nov. fe.-
The state department. today In
strueted Ambassador Perfield
at Vienna to ask for a detailed
report on the sinking OF the
liner Aneona by an Austrian
submarine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16
4s--Mortgage Loans
Brandt tnfssfrn-Hf 60 f1r fhr
-~e~-e~@-@sea~-~-~-e.
49-Legal Notices


tS rmE BrrEHf1H CorWr or THE
Hisis - washinston. fnf Kihg epunfF
George ~ rs~sn piaiatif; - isahsns
r1sslt. defendant
No itffts Humnnrs ~ rnbiirafie~
rh~ Hfats - WashfnEton go fhs sald lea
hsfi~ FsweIf drfsnasnf
Toe 49, hsfshF suanufausf - srpssF
wifhin 80 fass sfsf she fs's - fhs
uftf rahfiraft~a - this ualntans Co.
wif ulfhin 80 DAYS afirf ths ION day
- October 1915 srd dTfsnd ths above
snf1ffrd nrfiHn fn fNs abats entitled
'euft ard aHsusf TIE complaint -
th~ HistntiY and serve ruur - feuf
snswsF utnn fhs unfsfsisnrd attorney
90 ufa4ufiff o. ne office befaw sisted
are ir sas~ ~ rnBf fsiiuf- 20 So.
fadsutraf riii - rendered aEafrss fes
sraarains IN ~ demand - me enrr.
piatnf. shirh has teen Med ~ifh tbs
efsss - safs rnari
30 nttsr' - the above .atif'~f Arsisn
70 - nhfain decree - aifHrrs fFeur
tho above nawed fsfsnfaaf upen fhs
Gfeusas - cruel treatment ard r.r.0n
81 tnaiEniiiss rsndsftns ~. saresn.
SOME % ur~AWAr
AttnFnsr fuf piAintifs
= y address zee Nse rnfk nierk
seattle Ninr County wssh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16

II Isn't good form to wear
diamonds In the daytime" says
the fashion editor. Wall, we
don't. Moreover, we never did.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16

As ! passed the parlor Ell
route 10 bed last night.
heard this one There's some
good stuff in that young
brother Of yours, Ethel"
Yes, he ate up that S0C
pound Of chocolates you
bought me"
lta long way TO the good
old summer time.
The way 10 a mans heart is
not always thru his stomach,
but itb sure way to tickle
his disposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16
LAKE VIEW HOME

Also view ~ Seattle ana noun
talna fine tract level land
cleared fenced improved with
house. chicken house and barn.
we'll only 10 minutes walk to
ferry. with 5c fare by communal
ton tickets Mrs rearaali says
Fou Tor $50 down s. monthly
Price t5r5. Take Madison car
and kirkland boats To Klrkiepd
ana inquire at Burke & Farrnrs
ufnco Tor directions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16

A kick In the right place may
make a football hero-or bring a
fool 20 his senses.
rtosE ot sRTERs
captain go Murphy IN trench Why
are YOU getting on 80 slowly In digging
this frrnch-
private Murphy-Fsith. captain. tho
roof in there is 10 low I how 10 come out
side 20 swing mo pick an thin walk In
and ma the ground Punch.
Sticking to a special diet Is easy
enough. II you don't let IL interfere
with your regular meals.
Arthur Lind. u. a3l y. S3rd st.
and Eugene Valusky. Il. s2S7
stroud ave. arrested Monday. charg
ed with stealing automobile equip
ment Judge Ronald was one OF
the losers.
American hospital in Petrograd
formally opened Monday with en-.
larged quarters. IL has doubled its
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16

TWO hair acre tracts inside city limits
Price $500 $50 down and 80 per
month James u Kelley rs Dow ms
Bldg O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-16

"mose, Z hear that your son pste
10 . sood-for-nothIno darby"
"Ysssn. Deed he Is. Dat boy ny.
In ter make two Wild oats grew
whar one grew befo'l"