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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-08
ToNIGHT's BAND PROGRAM


The Haweiian Band, under the lead
ership Of Peter Kalani. viii give pub
lie concert at the Honolulu Seaside
Hotel tonight, beginning at halfpast
seven o'clock The program of the
evening will be as follows:
America
March-The Only Girl (new)...
........-......... Herbert
Overture Poet and Peasant. .Suppe
Songs Hawaiian Band Glee Club.
SelectionA Night in New York.
..........s.< Brook
Selection Hawaiian Melodies ..,..
Ballad-1.a Paloma, by request
Yradier
Waltz--La Source Waldtenfel
March-19i5 Congressional Party..
Aloha De- Hawaii Ponoi
The Star Spangled Banner
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-08

Harold McGrath is scoring with
great regularity in the motion-pic.
ture world of Honolulu. He has con.
tributed two popular serials, one OF
which, "Zudora,' 2 is at present attract.
ing large crowds to. the Liberty the.
alter, while his latest offering will be
shown at the Liberty for the last half
OF the week, The Goose Girl,
a perturbation of this famous authors
weIl-known romantic novel.
Petite Marguerite Clark appears in
the title role of the Goose Girl" Fa.
nous Player artist in Jesse L. Lasky
production. A hard combination to
beat this should prove-McGrath, Fa-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-08
HOPE TO SELECT
DIRECTOR FOR
CARNIVAL soon
I g 81 80

Mid-Pacific Carnival clans for 1916
are due for an. early boom. A meet
ing of the directors has been called
for today BY. President ]. F. C. Ha-
gems of the Mid Pseiflc Carnival, Ltd,
and Will be. held in the Chamber OF
Commerce rooms at O'Clock.
The election OF a director general is
the business in hand for today. though
it may be several days until an an
nouncement is made OF the choice.
The election of a secretary and the
outlining of financial plans will also
come up for early discussion.
President Hagens said today that it
is the hope OF the directors to have
the plans for the annual February fes.
tival well advanced this year, so that
they may be rounded into shape with
plenty of time NEXT winter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-08
THEATRICAL OFFERINGS
FAMOUS OPERA MAKES GOOD Film

Beatriz Michelena, one CT filmeomss
most popular stars, viii appear at the
Bijou theater tonight in -Mignon," a
dramatization of the half-centuTy old
grand opera Of the same name.
.Goethe's. world beloved Wilhelm
Me:ster" which has shown an increase
in popularity with its increased years.
under the guise Of HMigncn. the OPP
era, row premises an added lease on
life as a photo-play. In this filming
OF this opera its producers flatter
themselves that they have given this
opera permanent and prominent
place in the new art, besides establish
ing a precedent in bringing grand OPP
era to the screen. AS literature, as
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-08

sity since taking the throne
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-08

story. as dramatic plot Mignon' is
credited with occupying . position
which no ether imaginative work en-
ioss-a position of popularity with
sayants and servants, rich and poor
As a phcto-piay it is expected that
this position. will become more pro
nounced.
The California Motion Picture Cor
poration, producers of "Mignon," ex
pect to transfer other popular operas
from the stage to the film and these
also. will be shown by the CONSOLE
dated Amusement Company, which is
the representative for the Hawaiian
islands for the World Film Corpora.
tons service.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-08
PRINCESS IS MADE TO tend GEESE

nous Players, Lasky and Marguerite
Clark. Miss Clark is too well and IA
vorably known to call for any COM
ment further than to state that she
was borrowed" by Lasky from the
Famous Players for the reason that
Lasky felt she was better fitted for
the part than any other actress in
America.
The drama is the story of stolen
princess, forced to attend geese until
recognized and rescued by a valiant
young king and made his consort. In
the realm Of romantic fiction. where
this couple reigned, there is nothing
more interesting than the Goose
Girl.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-08

Captain John Knapp. at present on
duty at the Washington navy yard as
member of the examining board for
the promotion of officers, has beer
selected as the. commandant of the
Philadelphia navy yard.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-08

Edward Brady was drowned at At
lantic City, II, j.. when trying to save
Miss Mary Donovan Of Springfield.
Mass. in the surf. She was rescued
by ether bathers.
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"Retail Advertising and the
Price" is the topic for the bust
ness man on teday'S Page 9.

Over 100 members of the Mystic
ordeRrf Yelled Prophets of the En-
chanted Realm attended the annual
convention CT the order which opened
in Buffalo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27
FORBES ROBERT SON BREATHES
HUMAN LIFE into PLAYS WORDS

IN love that matters so much in
human life, even more than birth
and death. for we cannot control
either OF them. We. at least, have
a fancied control on love.
Dick loves Maizie, a girl am.
bilious 10 win success as painter.
Maizie loves Dick, but her career
must come first. she declared, In
youthful disregard OF the newt
able. Does love matter so much2
Dick loses his sight. Maizie
fails 10 conquer In the world OF
art. She seeks love then-the love
OF Dick. blind though he is.
That is the story. II is not com
plicated. II is not involved. 10 IL
story OF love as II might occur
on our own street any day. And
because OF its human commences
II gives Forbes Robertson's acting
that intimacy with his audience
which Hamlet" and the Passing
OF the Third Floor Back" do not
nearly so well afford. The play
opens with a prologue showing a
scene OF soudan in war days
Forbes-Robertson's support is ex.
cellent. and throughout the three
acts there isn't dull moment.
The Light That Failed" will be
repeated Wednesday night. We'd
nesday matinee. THE Passing ~
the Third Floor Back" will be pre-
scented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27
SANITARY

Stall Li-Celery, 5 lunches l0c;
lettuce. 3 for l0c; carrots. . lbs.
sc: new potatoes. 6 lbs. Csc. Stall
9-Tripe. SC 10; lamb shoulder, i0c:
pork and veal roast. 12isc ID. Stalls
Herring, G lbs. csc: Chinook
salmon. 15c h.: baking size salmon
trout, l5c ID. Stall 10S-Crabs. sc
each. Stall 25-Red cabbage, SC 10.
Stall 2s--Iowa butter, soc ID Fresh
churned butter. lbs. 81. Stall LII
--Cranberries. 10c ID: fancy rhu-
barb. . lbs. 25c Stalls 43-5-7--Cot-
tage cheese. Toe ID; peanut butter.
lbs. csc: New Zealand butter, 3
lbs. 81: Gloss starch. pkgs. 15c.
Stall 25-Sweet oranges. 1oc doc, !:
Yakima potatoes. $i.25, del.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27
CORNER

Stall 115-oranges, Toe doz. (:
fancy walnuts, . lbs. 35c: Sunkist
lemons. lie doz. Stalls 106-l14-3
cans milk, zoe; Bayou beans. lbs.
25c; two zoe cans asparagus. csc:
string beans, 3 cans 25c Stalls
2-3-5-7-Pot roast, Sc to l2isc ID. /;
Leaf lard. lie ID, good bacon. 1870
ID: Cottage hams, 15c 10. Stall 10
dill pickles, &c doz.; sweet mixed
pickles. 15c pit; hominy. loo qt:
sweet relish. 15c pit. Stalls 1895
2 lbs. coffee. 25c: glasses black
berry Jelly 15c; zoe cans blackber-
ries. 10c; 3 cans minced clans, csc:
3 cakes soap, loo. Stall e--Halibut.
3 lbs. zoe; silver smelts, 10c H. /:
herring, I lbs, zoe; carp, lbs. 15c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27

Twas approaching the hour OF
midnight, when Mrs. g. Coma
mackus, 1905 Latona. heard
strange noises in the basement
so. hol" she quoted softly 10
herself as she reached for the fam.
fly revolver. and stealthily opened
the door.
Twas even as she thought
burglar flirting with case OF beer
she had stored away earlier In the
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27

There are three things that mat
ter birth, death and love-
Kipling puts these words Into
the mouth OF Dick Meldar, war
artist, and Sir Johnston Forbes
Robertson, as Dick. in The Light
That Failed" breathes human life
into the words.
A love story--nothlng more-is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27
WOMAN FIRES AT A BURGLAR

Was she frightened7 Not 80 you
could notice IL. she told the police.
True enough, the burglar stood
over six feet In height, weighed
over 900. and had long. bushy hair.
Mrs. Conamackus said. Steadily
she pointed the revolver and fired.
The burglar leaped out OF tho
place In a hurry. Again she fired
and then a third time.
Yes, he escaped" she reported
10 the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27
MEXICO CITY TO
CHANGE 0WnERS7

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Gen.
obregon. commanding the main
Mexican constitutionalIst army.
was rapidly approaching Mexico
City today. according to dispatch
received at the state department
II was said that Obregon was not
expected to encounter much re-
sistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27
SEATTLE

Stalls 1-9--Anchor Brand bacon.
10c: shoulder pork steak, lac; lamb
chops. 15c. Stall 1i-Halibut, 3 lbs.
Csc; smelts. 3 lbs. CSC; salmon trout.
ID. 15c. Stalls is-iT-Dry onions, 4
lbs. l0c; Yakima potatoes, IL lbs.
csc. Stall 1.-TWO 10c loaves
bread. 15c: Heinz sauerkraut. Id. &c.
Stall Bananas. doz.. zoe; cocoa
nuts. each. loo. Stalls 13-14-Regu-
lar 35c Magnet coffee. 29c; s-oz. bot
tie ripe olives. 10c: three &C boxes
toothpicks, 1oc. Stall is-Ameri-
can full cream cheese. 1sc; fancy
Plymouth storage eggs. 22c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27
FIGHT new RATE

The modification OF the recent
decision OF the state public service
commission in fixing fares on the
Everett interurban line at cents
per mile. is sought by the Pacific
Northwest Traction Co, In a re-
hearing in progress at the Cham
Der OF Commerce Wednesday.
The matter was reopened at the
company's request.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27

Stall IFS lbs. sugar, 45c. Stalls
77-7S--Pasteurized milk. &c at Stall
52-2 OTIS. fresh clans, &C. Stalls
6s-63 h-Shoes resoled. SOC TO 75c;
l umbrellas Soc. Stall 1903 cans
fruit. csc; 15c pineapples. 10c. Stalls
i4-45-Staymen Winesap apples. 81
box, del. Florida grapefruit. for
25c; oranges. doz. loo. Stall so
Apples, soc to Toe box: lemons.
i0c doz, Stall 55--Cider vinegar.
Acc gal. Stall 56-Cream cheese.
loo H.: coffee cakes. Toe: iellEuauG
sc and Toe. Stall 1525--Ol
try Sorghum In bulk. 25c q
gal. Stall 1527-Pot roaa
h.; bacon, &c Id.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27

sis acres % land suitable ~ hog alfalfa
ana cattle ranch partly fenced partly
cleared. a splendid small lake feuaied
riEht on tho land 600 fruit trees 81
the best commercial varieties. -
horsepower gasoline engine which cost
1900. 80 ieHharn chickens. Land. I'M
proysmsnta. trees, engine ana all TOT
1900 N sold this week This sacrifice
IL made 3n account Of owners ~ health
ana absolute iark ~ means. snap N
there ever was obs. Costs purchaser
nothinE 10 see land. but don't feply
unless you have 81. 400 cash to invest
pa this proposition, which viii stand
fieid Investigation, For fun particulars
address y. q. nor 1876, seattle Inter
ested parties answer Immediately
IDAHO DO you want $40 acre home
stead in Southern Idaho. close 90 rail-
road and good town. where you can
raise all kinds Of oropH7 This land has
Just been thrown open for hofnesisad-
ing Come aud make arrangements 10
80 with ~ the soth % Ianusfv.
IDAHO HOAEHfEAD co
800 Orpheum Hidg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27
PUBLIC MARKETS
WEsTLAkE

Stalls 1o4-123--i9 lbs. sugar ii;
cans corn or tomatoes. CSC. Stall
2ls--4 large cans milk. 25c: 3 cans
asparagus. 25c. Stall 20s--Gothaer
Cerevelat. H.. 40c; German Salami.
lb., 40c. Stall 340-Fine head cauli-
flower for 10c: best artichokes. each
l0c. Stall 2s-Peanut butter, ID.
i5c: large bottle catsup. loo. Stall
2T-Cocoanut bars. doz.. l5c; coffee
cakes, doz., csc. Stall 11S-Sunkist
oranges. dox.. f5c: English walnuts.
h.. l5c. Stall i15-Full cream
cheese. h.. zoe: Primost. lbs. Csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27
HOMESTEADS

acres Tor settlement. fruit. timber. farm
lands Send 200 with this al "a
Wenatehee wash Daily World. Dept
W. w. for reliable data about this
Freaf raglan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27
LAKE FRONT ACREAGE

Fine tract ecreagoi rich soil: prac-
tically all cleared good house,
chicken house. etc. gentle slope
20 the lake, For quick sale price,
1850. on your own terms In
auirs for clyde H1ckworth. at
office. county ferry dock. Madison
park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27
PERSONALS

50
YouNa WIDOW. ase az. neat in appear.
aRce. courteous. considsrate nature,
wishes TO meet courteous. considerats
gentleman. either Ia business or holding
good pasitioni object conEenial friend
ship and matrimony, N suited, All cor
reapendenos confidential. Address
usai. star.
pH NJ " suLfivAN-rormeriy with
Hon Marehe will open offices In con
neation with Pas Foot specialists. room
rs Peoples bank nldg.
WRINKLES removed dsformed noses
corrected. sole Arcade BIDS Main
HARD WORkfNu widow. 40, very lonely.
wants acquaintance Of hind. sober.
elderly gentleman % some means OBJ
teot, early marriage, n suited. Address
IT'S. star.
nkffNED, middle aged widow wishes pos
.ition as housekeepsr. Please glye
phone lisa. star
MIDDLE AuEp man. sinsis no bad
habits have good JOB would like 70
meet lady % same are ana habits. No
one over $50 pounds need answer no
general delivery answered matrinony n
suited Address u.fs. star
NrFfNEp young man. % sood hsbits
wishes to meet a poor working siri not
ever as object matrimony. n suited
address, nox H-fo. star
A pANfslt man. ass 30 sober, would
like 60 meet LADY 81 20 20 Is Ad-
dress nps H9,. star.
Happiness lies Ia married iifs Are you
lansiyg Jeiu seattle Reliable Friend
ship club Ladies' free Ada y Evans.
~ unian. AIT n
Ksysaaushs o. 90 Hats ices first az
Denver nye wofss-isos seventh. city
I NipwtfE-M Mis- ANNA wffLEiksEs
fais fsfh Az " rhcne nai'srf 1871
Mics JEWELL MANfcuRiNo itit.
ThiFd ofnc.
CONTRIBUTIONS method. : fyth-
Ian nidr
LADIES' sandsrson's Cotton noot pill.
safs and SURF cure for delayed period.
Price ~ Money refunded n remedy
fails after fair trial Raymond Remedy
Co. stTS riks q,
REFINED WIDOW. as wants 20 meet
geniiemani mAtrimony object. Ho1
r-ss. star
I LONELY yong wiso~. sse -. wsiEh.
rs. own. uie- comfortable hons, sac
acres fines, wh.a, land. near Pacific
coast worth ssQ.eee. income tfeee year
u, also large hank account. good dispo-
sittan. easy 90 Eet along with will
marry peer man n brish, honorable
ambitious and capable % managing
property successfully More particulars
Tor any nan ansN sfing quick. ipelesina
some postage Address sincere B-tit.
FafmtnEdais. No Dak. tuensrai dsiiy.
sfiss not answered. This netics Il
genuine
/ 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27
LEGAL NOTICES

NiAANtE on NFkFItsH AAME
Notice 10 hereby Eifsn that. eaesf Chap
Ter ie7 Lass u 1891. and Aftieie
Customs Regulations Of 1ses. aud IN
pursuance q Authority granted ~ tho
Commissioner % Navigation. on sh~ sp-
piicaiien - g. y. Hiilfnan. c~ner the
mama % the steam seres VENUS"
burden fst gross tons. official MIN her
setpie. has been changed 20 CHI.
NOOK " C. HARPER.
Collector Of custons.
aEAfEp rnOfUhAf.N wiii be received Al
the office - the Lighthouse Inspector.
Portland. oregon. uatif oeiork .. m 4.
February Is. 1913. and then opened. for
the purchase % fiNht Vessel No. 50.
na~ AZ Tongue Point depot tnsar A.
sor'als oreTnu. with her equipment and
supplies Hank proposals and par;ieu-
lars may 10 obtained ~ addressing tne
tishihgy.s Inspector. Portland. oregon
SEALED PROPOSALS. wiii BE Feesisss al
shs office ~ tho Lighthouse Inspector.
Portland. or until : e-rieeh o m.
February a. 1913. ard then ppsurd Tor
fufuishinE recrxsarY iahar and eiaferisis
fas aee king ard repairing fhr lighthouse
tender Heather Hihnk proposals ard
particulars may he ahf aimed - address.
ing the Lighthouse Inspector. Portland.
or
SEALED PROPOSALS. vii - received al
the nffics q tho Lighthouse Inspector
keirhikan. ALASKA. until : o'clock y.
an. March 70. 1913. and then opened. for
furnishing two Internal com huefton en-.
sines ana air cornprepsors ard two In
tsrnai combustion hois;inE engines Tor
Cape = Elias fArht STATEN. Alaska
Blank proposals. and particulars may hc
~~~0~@~.~1l~l,~S~y~. = :. -.s-O>re1e>1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27
m PAYS 10 my G00D T.AND

1T PAYS TO BUY GOOD LAND
20 acres good rich. black dirt; ~ acres
level. balance rolling every foot can be
cultivated This 20 IL ALL CLEARED
aud ready 20 put In crop; never over
flows good water; on main road 2
miles from good town ana railroads.
close tn mills Plant II 70 spuds II viii
pay price 500 per acre $40 down and
ei0 per month
w. "A. HEINZ, 9oI American Bank Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Alphabetically Arranged for the Con
vsnisncs % Our Rusy Readers


affective January I. tpte
r~nn.ien,--ca-h Advertising
Cash In Rdvance-any ctas~llioa-
tions
one cent word per insertion,
SIX time. for the price 81 i've.
Coupon hooks-ope hundrea hhys
Ito be used as desired Saw cash
Helm aud situation ads texeep,
sssnciesl. one-half cash want al
rate -
Funeral Notices ......s.s....... soc
Ledge and church Notices
One-Uan Rate
Trar.i~ut--Chsrxc ta,rrtt-s"x
Ter line per insertion .s.s.t NC
Ssx Insertions for the price 81 I'VE
10 rer cent discount IL bill - paln
within 10 DAYS after first Insertion
Contract Advertt>inx
Per line per month month VI "a
per isne per months months ~
Per line per months months -
Per line ner MONTH"; months SiAV
Is lines each week. year. pc,
line .....-...ssst q. $50 .ss' = -
80 iines each week. year. per
SIN SIN months add = een,--rhree
months add 1 cent.
Open space
500 tines 20 he used In one year.
per line ..s..s.sssses+s. SIS ~
1000 lines to be used IN one year
1000 Hines to be used in enc year.
per ltne ..........t.ss.s ~
xp~~ssr Rate. On LsrK~ Al.
tsaulr~ OF Want Nd pepsrt"~"
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AUxA WI Jaws
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daily Townsend. wiiiisra daily
su,s. Ice isuneay
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Angeles.
1870 steamer Sol DUE. for siiepm
mid. Port Townsend. portdAiiy
! nisht Angeles and Victoria
1 daily IN C. Calls At Port
fwiinsms aad Dun
49,, :, ss.,,l.
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! oopni.s.ry Two hours. itol si,eprn
sseeprn .iusi. frin. see round s:teprn
tsterrnitrip. Connections at sfsopm
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| sitpmsr- for Olympia sseife;seprn
esily sheioa- le.ln
srsss Ts~rsen6-Ansesstss-
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1 searn steamer Whsseosn. s,eean
dsi,y isos Per, T"wns.nd daily
sse~p; 'Anaeor,es and Bet esc-ps
Sunday iinssam- sunday
Observation-Disclosures.
~ roor igvervss. rdnones-i tsssprn
1 sfesptr Everett only son' ssseprn
| daily leuntsrs Only issves'dafiy
| Seattle -;ss q N. in-l
stead ~ tee m
,w..s $40
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cent and Way rorts.
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A steamer will leave Seattle every
SUNDAY OF 800 q m. for Port Town
send direct.
sstesmsr KuIshsn will call ~ Port
Townsend. nerfhhonnd. Saturdays
only leaving Seattle at 10 y. m.
point. marked - are boat iarsiar,
pn,.enrerr for these points and for
other boat landing points must make
,h.ir own arrangements for landing
and assume all risk and liability In
making such landing Steamers pas
,cnxer rate does not include boat
landing charges
pasEase liability 10 limited 10
w,arins apparel not to exceed s,es
,or whole ticket $50 pounds allowed
free
STEAMERS and schedules subject 10
rhanxe without notice. Freight -.
cetv.d daily for all points (excent
lnx Tacomo named in above sched-
uie
ricketts, must he purchased at tfchet
office open from gao a m. to 1900
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket Office. Cciman Dock.
Phone. Main seas.
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ctosE-fS acfeage. trade for city prop
srty WIN assume your mortgage
WoOLLEY A. co.
ses rhird Ave. Elliott tzo'.
10 ACRES FOR $3.50
$40 CASH. $40 MONTHLY
Rich. level land. handy 20 Seattle in we'll
settled district. perfect iitis
PUGET SOUND Farms CO. tet trd Ave
WATER FRONT SNAP
- acres. BID frontage on fine beach rich
alder Hand. several sprinss. running
water. VAS one time cleared. ideal ieca-
fion. plenty ueighbofs adjoining. a. y.
-. phaas delivery from stores. etc.
This viii BE- delivered ~ price % low
that you could hardly 40 the work al
ready done on iand Cor the money easy
terms a genuine sacrifice. Come Ia
AAHEN EENros co
Ground Floor. ille firnt Ave
EAST or LAKE WASHINGTON
20 acres firm and clear logged oft land
ranninx water. fine Land. eiops % iewn
WIN trade fpr iois Or house snd lot
Price it.sp0 THIS 10 snap
MULLEN BROS LAND co.
Main 1871 cess Northern Hanh Bias
KENT NAPt.E VALLEY milk foaie. nssr
rAiifaai station. is.acre chicken ranch
elite. ffee. 20 acres. n~ar sehaei house
and lake. tiEt Term. o. cash. This
land only ono hour from Seattle 4eo
acres nov on ,hs market Take your
riek can yeu bay any other land 30
near seattle fsf th~su pFicsar faimss a
uarins SO Efapire NOS, ~. snd AZ
ACRES FOR $3.50
$50 cAFit. u MONTHLY
Rich. level easily cleared ians. IN well
ssttisd dtsifirt. handy % easssls
rpcEr souSD FARMS Co eos frd Ave
ALL WE Ask
T. -f.st us shs~ yoa ths best t-asF. tract
eiasr 20 seattle Tor tifo.- where yea can
make Yoaf hofn. and raise pgHiiff
fruits safden ~ daifF. nitt a ready
market fef everything yoa raise close a.
hkrd
rrnms go CASH ANpss rRn MONTH
CLIFFORD a. VAN ARSDALE. Inc
iois Third Ave
WEST 10th ST. AND s0th AVE.
LOT 50xi00. $3.50
South front. nice. level lot. cenrrt waih..
sewer sua eater all ~ ani paid IN fall
nee cash. tte psr month
H. v. NELSON
~ Northern BAnh uidx
10 ACRES FOR 500
oo~d. fsriis land. piih rnrniuE wstss
asd srand sts~g nraf prosperous n~iFh-
befs Terms tst eash. 80 monthly
I. j. MARSH a CO. 1903 ID AVE.
AN IMPROVED FARM
- acres q fifsf-ciAs. farm lsna. near
Chshaiis facing on fnatn Travelled
road. wifs ~ acres uiqssd ard cuifl-
waited apiis tii - standing timber en-
one corner n the piscs. and ihe balance
VERY easily cleared. - acres fenced. =
small house. and brarins orchard z
barns chicken h9usea etc Land. witH
~ impf sfrsuenis. u only fte per Rere.
or ia94g Tor The farm. on terms %
So Hae cash ttN
OLE HANSON & CO.
sis New York nioek
Will TRADE 5 81 ~ acfss for horse.
Wagon. COWS meet anything Hsfter
Investigate this. " oarrick. siiverdaie.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27

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