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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-10
KING PINS IN NEW HAVEN.

The King Pins will travel to New Haven Etomorrow afternoon and play the fast OrioIe team of that city. Next week they play the Soundviews in this city. Batteries for King Pins are McKenna and Oats.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-10
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TO-DAY, New York in Cleveland. Boston in Detroit Washington in Chicago. Philadelphia in St. Louis.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-10
STANDING OF TyHE CITJBs
GANEs NODAK

Toronto in Jersey City. BuffaIo in Harrisburg. Montreal in Richmond 92Ss Rochester in Providence
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-10
a EyINSKY WINNER
 OVER DAN FLYNN

New York, July 10 Battling Levin telky eHtpointed Dan (Rorky9. Flynn in h fast bout last night at Browns A. LA at Far Rockaway. The Battler Bad t1ae adwantags in most of the FoHads, but there was little damage saone bg either boxer. Flynn was sub EetftHted for Colin Bell, the Australian b01er, who was injured while train Hag.
 The public having lost considerable Naaonsy on the stock exchange during fsAe recent decline, conditions are re- Eperted as perfectly normal.
 E3AsERA ATjFf Neyvfaezd Park. Sunday, July II aChtcaEo "Cubs'' of the National
 League
 vs.
 Bridgeport. b*
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-10
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

GAMES TODAY Brooklyn in Buffalo Baltimore in Newark. St Louis in Pittsburgh. Kansas City in Chicago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-10

LYFORD BROS. SALE r
 Prices $16 and $22.5O TWO Custom Suits TRY
 CPS East Washington Ave O and 1853 State Street Y
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-10

Tue Giants say that Al Demaree has the. best prayer in baseball-Inean- ing that he pitches the ball and trusts to luck
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-10

The semi-professionaI league in which Home Run Baker is playing drew 2S,ooo fans to the games last Monday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-10
BASEBALL GOSSIP.

Friends of Pitcher Tom seaton say that he now admits he made mis- take when he deserted the Phillies-
 The semi-professional league in which Home Run Baker is playing drew as, ,ooo fans to the games last Monday.
 Tue Giants say that Al Demaree has the. best prayer in baseball-nean- ing that he pitches the ball and trusts to luck
 It is reported that one of the lead bile compauy will back an American association club in Toledo next year.
 The Giants played to 25,ooo paid ad- missions in Brooklyn last week, while the Braves on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday drew a total of 22.0oo at the same park
 The closeness of the National league race and the numerous double head CTS that must be played mean that practically all of the clubs will make money or break even.
 The Dodgers are winning in spite of light batting by Daube-t and Wheat  ball in old time form Uncle Robbie expects to rush to the top
 George Sta1lings has a rod in pickle for the hoodoo that has been follow ing the Braves all season He has thrown away the lucky coin which, he says, won the pennant last year. He found there was a hole in it
 Pat Moran signed Pitcher George Chalmers in April at the suggestion of Hooks W11tse-
 The White Sox, Red Sox and Tigers will make big money for their em- p1oyers this yeax.
 In view of the winning streak of the Dodgers, Col Ebbets has put on his famous beaver hat
 George Davis, once with the Giants and White Soxs has gone to the coast to scout for the Yankees.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-10

Friends of Pitcher Tom Seaton say that he now admits he made a mis- take when he deserted the Phi11ies.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-10

It is reported that one of the lead ing owners of the Overland Automo- bile company will back an American association club in Toledo next year
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-10

The Giants played to 25,ooo paid ad- missions in Brooklyn last week, while Wednesday drew a total of 22, 900 at the same park.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-10
International League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
 At Richmond R. H. 9 Toronto 21 Richmond A
 At Providence Burfalo .----.- ProY1dence 1oe
 At Harrisburg Montreal ...-...... 9 1z Harrisburg .....-.=. .s-..-. IF
 At Jersey City-1st Game. Rochester - 2 Jersey City ...
 Second Game. Rochester --.........- 6 Jersey City ..-5sl..s-s ss-4 sf-s- 8
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-10

Something new in baseball has been inSUguFated by Harry Wolverton.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-10

I The closeness of the National league | race and the numerous double head l CTS that must be played mean that practically all of the clubs will make money or break even.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-10

The White Sox, Red Sox and Tigers will make big money for their en- p1oyers this year.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-10

] The Dodgers are winning in spite of ] light batting by Daube-t and Wheat 1 When these siuggers begin to hit the
 ball in old time form Uncle Robbie expects to rush to the top.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-10

In view of the winning streak of the Dodgers, Col. Ebbets has put on his famous beaver hat
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-10

George Davis, once with the Giants and White sox. has gone to the coast to scout for the Yankees.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-10

Pat Moran signed Pitcher George Chalmers in April at the suggestion of Hooks WlItse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-05
CORNER

Stall .. salmon. 3 lbs. Csc. or CSC
each. Stall 10. fancy Gravenstein
apples. zoe doz.; peaches. 40c
crate. tomatoes, &c 10 Stalls 2-3-5-7.
lamb shoulder. &c, lamb stew. Sc :
link sausage. t0c H.: Hamburger
steak. 10c H. Stall 1929. best
fresh ranch eggs. 2 doc. 65c: cream.
cry butter. lbs. SOC. Stall 1925,
lib. can ground chocolate. &c: 10.
H. sack salt. l5c; pkgs. pins. i0c.
mop sticks. Zoe; minced clans. 3
cans 25c Stall T. >5c lean, sliced
bacon. 3bc: mctwurst. 35c 10:
picked pig feet. 2 lbs. csc.
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WESTLAkE

Stall 2i-Fresh halibut, lbs
15c: Chinook salmon. lbs. 25c.
fresh herring. per III. &c. Stall 32t
-TendeTloin sole. lbs. Csc: blach
bass. . lbs. Csc: rock cod. per 10
loo. Stall 20i-2 pkgs. macaroni oi
spaghetti. l5c; lbs. rolled oats
25c: lbs. navy beans. 2bc: lbs
pink beans. csc. Stall 3ia-Juicy
lemons, doz. 15c: watermelons
each zoe; bananas. doz. l5c and
poe. Bartlett pears. 10 for 10c. Stall
30S-Large stalk celery. &c: good
tomatoes. per ID. SC: fine cauli
flower. Toe; green onions. punches
Sc. Stalls ll-i2-Shoulder OF lamb
per 10. l2c; pork roasts. NJ. 12c &c
i5c: pot roasts. per III. lie: LIANT
chops. 2 lbs. 25c. Stall zoo.
l0c loaves fresh bread. l5c. salt
rising bread. loaf l0c; German
coffee cakes. each l0c.
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VITAL STATISTICS


Marriage Licenses
toha T Norrsd and Nsttis bowman.
Tacoma
Edssr 4 urAeisy. Seattle and Esisiis
A Waikthxtnn. Twfn Fails. Idaho.
Horace y whitley and Minnie 4 carl
son. Seattle
kiics Sirkissnn. H. Pacific cry.
ngEn purhoH snd Anns T. Dual
holm. keatfis
peter queen and GLADYS weaver. Top.
psnish.
Seattle
" E nfo-n ard GLADYS y MeMasssr.
Seattle
css. X Hanson and la Gs'ifrid.
Asssfis. Kan
: Esao~ q. ogden. Utah. and Ross
NsEass~a -. IaFan
Frank q Fmith Port Townsend. and
Pearl M0kenris. kioh~r
fNrihs
Mr. Ana NJ. y a. sloan. 1876 y Spring
- ssn.
Me- AT NJ X ramsmoio. iiet
Mr. ana ~. c n Dean. III sixth
ave ~ aTu.
M. ssd NJ " miller. Seattle Gen
sfat hospital daughter
wfs amd NJ l.. l.. Hussli. 1890 Lake
NJ. ara NJ J T nsassr isis PRS,
ave son
Me- shd Nj Lawson. 'iee y. union
at. son.
Nr. and NJ =. Diaris.on. ASA Dayton
ave daughter
Mr. 900 NJ n a. brady. sss 1871
ave. daughter
Mrs ard Nr W. J. Petite. ;tio W
Dakota a.. snn
Mrs ard NJ A Duisns. ii'f Dawson
81 sun
Nrr ard NJ ,. T. Mckinney. ttees
Nrridian ssr. daughter
caroiina noggianan. -. itit v Spruce
st. July ~.
nsnlzuin y. fons, 20. ss.T 10Th ave
= y. August
WIN Taylor as. city hospital July -
ChNuurrY stewart 70. Fiffh ave. = and
Washington o.. AuEnsi I.
tusnown man. Eiii1ff hay. IS. July -
Maria T.. nu,teFworih. 81. s3i Olympic
place. August !
ROY r Eamrrsiiis. "a. sE0t woodland
Park ave. August I
EfnA n Hsifs. iiit it,h ave. August !
Dissrc~. Asked
Georgia Maianis "a Carisfcs MaiHris
and Northern bank a Trust CO. cruelty
Ethel AZ Wood "a Geo y wood. non
support
Hsr f.e. Paris v. Ssva FINLEY Paris
aesertien.
Marf Alice sump,sr VI. WIN. Hamilton
guSuptsr. drunkenness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-05
PUT SOLDIERS AND
J0BLESS TO WORK
ON ROADS," NE SAYS

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. S.
CHASING American soldiers az an
army 81 ioafers" and declaring
there IN enough roadwork in the L.
s TO keep all the unemployed as
we'll as soldiers busy for $50 years.
Supervisor r. ~. Norton. OF Los
Angeles. created a stir at the De.
pArtment OF Labor conference on
unemployment at Festival hall to.
day
Our soldiers do nothing but loaf
They should be put 10 work on our
roads" he declared They would
not spoil jobs for the unemployed.
for there's enough work on roads
and railroads 10 keep them going
$50 years. It's mighty poor civ.
ilixation that does not look after
the man who really wants work. "
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PUBLIC MARKETS

Stall II. S lbs. granulated sugar.
SIC. Stalls 77-3S. fresh pasteurlzed
milk. &c at. or &c ut, Stall 1903,
full pint cans salad oil. 30c: 25c can
pimentos. Toe. Stall ~. picked
pork. 12isc ID; leaf lard. lie. Stall
1907 fancy bacon. zoe H. Stall q,
No 5 lard, 65c; boiling beef. lie.
Stall 1923, whole salmon. lbs. l5c /:
red snapper. Toe lb. Stall 80. whole
salmon, for 46c, Stalls as. fancy
freestone peaches. acc crate. stalls
liz, lemons. l0c doz.. walnuts. 2
lbs. 25c. Stalls 73-4. sweet corn. 10c
doz. Stall &. sharp New York
cheese. 25c III. Stall s. i5c sar-
dimes, 25c. Stall 1923, small cans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-05
SOUTH END

Pot roast. lbs. 25c: steer steak
i4c H.: shoulder lamb. lie h: les
lamb. lie ID: sauer kraut. Sc TO-
sugar. 10 lbs. Csc. fancy spuds. II
lbs. Csc: Alaska herring. S for Csc
green peppers. loo ID: tomatoes. 81
ID; squash. &c each: cucumbers.
for &c; lettuce. heads SC; greer
beans. , lbs. l.0c: celery. sc each
onions. sii5 per sack delivered
lemons. i5c doz. pears. &c doz
apricots. Sc doz.: smells. lbs. i5c
halihut. , lbs. 25c: salt salmon
bellies. lbs. Csc; eggs. 2 doz. Soc
best butter. lbs 95c.
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~ AcnEa. tisek iosan soil. 10 sfarnps
al 81 rfasss ready 10 ptpw3 90 county
rod = mile - God iawn - trains
fHNY. school. churches many neigh
tafs 1859. ttte cash. balance sasr, No
tntssss' osnrf. l.. Fpnisis. cas- Cen
tfai uifr
Tor. fHktth. view - lake washinEfnn
On pianksH street ffun trees berry
bushes shrabhsrY. tste Phone ttsa,
fan l1ns
lHNAF- Modern 2 faofu house. rfih farni-
tufe iut tektgf OHusr Al ASA if'h
ave- w Ftns view $40 q NeI
yon sAt.E-a.Foeu cottage snf isrF- iot
e. sarfifcs price essg terms Beacon
.aas
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SANITARY

At Leslie's. bulk rolled oats or
wheat 7 lbs. csc: choice Patent
flour. $3.50 sack, fancy rice and
beans. lbs. a6c. Stall II. green
corn. 35c doz.; homegrown toma.
toes, . lbs. sbc green beans. lbs
i0c cantaloupes. for loo. Stalls
31-33. Fresh salmon, Zoe each: hall.
hut. lbs. 2bc. Stalls 2i.36, sugar
$3.50 per sack. or 3 lbs. soc. Stall
.. choice beef steak. l2I5c ID. /:
fresh Hamburger, 3 lbs. csc. com.
pound. 10c ID. Stalls 1921. fresh
Danish butter, 2 lbs. csc.
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IMPROVED RANCH On
PAVED iiItsIlN

Nee t-funm house snf GOOD veil
Natsr. on - acres fronting on
paved Highway. Land lies level
snd very sAsg Go clear paff - u
has hesu cleared plenty - woed
60 cell aiii pay Tor balance -
clearing Az autamntils stages
pass she piare Telephones o.
D y route reheai ash stores
close ~ tive here SOCK 10
Seattle rsrfY moving riEhf on
ranch can have thstr awn terms
'afi - 3pf Nee fnFk Neck and
auf go Owner fnr difertions. o.
call Mails 1899
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-05
PORTER IS SHOT

Thomas Key. 90. negro porter
employed by the Sears Roebuck
Co. In in a serious condition Thurs
day as the result Of shooting
scrape at Kennydale "Wednesday
night 4 negro. whose name has
not been learned. took four shots AZ
him. two OF which hit him. The
cause Of the quarrel IL not known.
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SHE ASKS DIVORCE

Estranged ten years ago because
her husband criticised her for her
care OF their children. Mrs. Leah
A. Raihbone. formerly OF Portland.
started divorce proceedings in sn-
perior court here Thursday. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-05

Charles Coolidge Parlin. OF the
Curtis Publishing Co. department
OF commercial research. will ad-
dress the various commercial bodies
OF the city at a meeting IN the Com
mercial Club rooms Friday noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-05
PLEADED GUILTY

Charles Smith pleaded guilty OF
being a burglar Thursday and was
sentenced by Superior Judge Tall
man 10 serve six months 10 Is
years az Walla Walla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-05
ABOUT FRIENDS

Il tell ye." said Pat oflnnna.
gan. the old frinds are the bist
after all. an phwat's more. l Kin
prove it,
How are you going 90 prove II
where viii ye fpind new frind
that has stood by ye as long ms the
old ones have T''-Chicago Herald.
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At htfthf.AeD

. rreHn aoase bath electric iiEh'si
telephone fitT safsf tawns
fo~sf rarfsn place 49, g. KRIS
tfsiisnsur saf Wlrssaa apples
Maynard piums Tsanamf pFumss
FinFsnee rfahappi~s NnYai Auns
ana Hing cherries Tiifau arfi.
cots and Eaxiish wainats near
stores pnstsffics. rhurfhrs and
fuliy accredited high school. hat
70 minwtns wafk frufn ferry
fafk UwnrT compelled - cell
af sacrifice small payment
down and haian~s fta mantnfr
rnna over gnAsF ara sf. fhi.
place rau wlii frd 81 better
thar advertised Take Madison
ear a. Nsdisnn rarh arf ferry
boat o. steamer Atlanta 80 kifk
isud and tnauir~ 81 office -
tlras a FafFar gST Mr. ur~n~-
mar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-05
GIRL DIES AFTER FALL

PORTLAND. Aug. 5-lniured
when she fell from a swing Tues
day. Miss Virginia Burns. rs. daugh.
ter OF ". ]. Burns. wcllknown
wheat exporter. died today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-05
HOTEL FOR SALE

a. room. new. modern hotel. rent SO
per month Price 1850
YOUNG 4 HROBBnG
1000 vernon Place Phone ballard so
ron SALE Blacksmith and wagon busi
hess. stock and tools Too old 10 shoe
horses floo Will handle this Addres-
Blacksmith West sound San Juap
county wash
.FOR RALE- Connect I0nery storo ana ne,-s
stand Price 5000 Ia good town. A
Van Hoog. Arlington. Wash
ron SALE Two Furnished roaming
houses. 20 and % rooms Prsre reason.
able. iii5 Terrace It,
.sNAP-A well paying restaurant. In good
Location WIZ sell cheap. Main ffe4
Sasa~-Ta~a-N-ee~a~sssa~a~a
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- ~ y - - - ~ - - -
ACREAGE
SPECIAL SALE or LAND
Al Hale PRICE

SPECIAL SALE OF LAND
AT HALF PRICE
Ready faF 500 20 begin work
ttsht NOS 80 % per arrs res
Niar value ista 90 per arfs hue-
Fial ffirs includes perpetual
~aisr fisht RiEht fnr ifriEat-
in. already there.
Fs- ths In migration sEsnf a. go
Alaska noe and set tn On this
The rus price - made 90 adyers
tiss the fret hiArA ~ isma "a 500
Hrr-st After that nothing but
fuil price secs
flnraftnn-- AbnHf hrars fifs
east - Eii~nrhafE ON main line
~ e. " ar level inafn
spii. depot. sfhaaf store. =. -.
sie. small payments
Practical farmer. formerly err
uieYet ~ the GuFsfmmsnf pa.
hsss snEasrd a. locate en tho
land aua shns Fau hos 60 fAfn
Already hafefs are shipping esf
isfs 81 lumber etc. ever ihsfe.
and ths ~ra - Improvement e
igsi siaftins ksh 90 free folder
Apply ~ fmrtirrsilan agent No
7at ALASKA mas uith caihnun.
f'rnnF EstnE
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spffSgTuN DISTRICT
We hsve senf A. farm rsar Arlington
part river bottom and best - coil =,
acres cleared. IS Hcres open pasture
tanf 70 srF~s - - siashef. shtrh
whrn cleared wIit produce Erains hes
ard rnH,.; AZ farm rrers eros N
abundance on this lard fine stream
through the farm fire spfines and
water ptrsf - hnase and barn t.raani
house. wifh pantry. bath ROOM Large
barn anf aut hulidIaEs. al In good con
Sftten 10 tons - finn unw hay nos IN
barn. orchard near stores schools
milk suf cream routes Price tttee.
on term. % " 500 down. balance easy
Ownsr here rnr two days come In and
talk with himi
HERMAN SCHROEDER
stT.sis Joshua Green nifs
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ACREAGE


ON FGNE LAKE
10 AcHER ron $3.50
$50 CASH. ~ MONTHLY
This tract 10 close 10 three good markets
- served with cream route " D.. u.
and phon" The soil is ~ rich clay
loan no rocks. school. saWmiii. log
ginE camp. farmers grange. al close
20 land enough water 20 irrtEate entire
tract boats daily 70 Seattle
PUGET SOUND FARMS CO.. sOs ard Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-05

Rathbones own considerable ,s,l
estate here and IN Oregon.
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milk. Csc. Stall 81. lib. can bak.
ing powder. i5c
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HOMESTEADS

TouCFn 90 eel tfa Acres. some I'm Prove
rnenfs. NJ better soii in state. ifeai foF
stock ifsas anf alfalfa thrive in this
district lake sprinEs ard creek near tY.
ststnT abundance - wnfsr Tor stock
This property is close 90 Enof frpn ana
railroad fine climate M severe -in
fsFs cattle run ouf ih~ year round
alfalfa Yields ten tor psr sore. good
market fer ali you raise and should
make come one independent " banded
property About = raUe from this
place are orchards valued ~ ~ 700 -
per acre Numerous lakes IN vicinity
make - very desirable LEGALITY fnr hogs
snf cattle. alec ducks geese TURKEYS
ana other poultry Circumstance. cause
sacrifice ~ saif within few day.
price 1850 90 for this whnis leo acre.
~ 7 did not need ths money wouif no;
rsFi Nth ihis property. ~ only In
tsfssfsd parties vhn have ftEo % IN
cash need sppiy Fer full particulars
cau A. itas cen Ass. Seattle. and
hrins this al.
10 1cnEs ch5Ics valley land lies along
fire. fresh sat~r stream close 20 town
and good school about - acres cleared
For alfalfa hog or cattle ranch thi.
place would he hard 90 brat In this
same district hundreds - acres are
already IN orchard and alfalfa 10 tons
- alfalfa 90 Tho acre common yearly
yisif Chickens. ducks and other poui.
,ric, recently sold fnr iaoo an acre
Price % entire 40 acres oniy 1859. N
sald a. once. ~ you wart fult parficti.
lars. address =. q nor $50 seattle
This u forced sale. - don't reply
oN .S; ~ ssSs -es s -ssssle>o~oo>
so EXCHANGES
WANTED--Narant lot. Sorih Fna pfe.
f.rred win exchange acres kings
ton. small incumbraucc. fine we'll Of
water and cabin VS., star
wYLpE trades sis View York Bin. Main
~~>~~~o~~~~o~~~
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
ss%. 81. ~
Money IN improved city property. We
make building loans
CALHOUN DENNY a EWING
AlssNs building
REAL ESTATE LoASs-NoRTHER
Bond q Mortgage Co. Central Bldg
between Columbia and Marion
REAL ESTATE MoRToAGEs. $3.50 Up
~ to 50. fully secured. for sale by Jos
>,I Z Jsecs. e. re q cssJSy
MORTGAGE LOANS
nJss, I9xssl,o.ot Co, sac l.eg Esshses.
So LEGAL NOTICES
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
The undersigned has made application TO
erect wood dlstiilation plant on lots
Is ana 10. block 4 white & MaunInr's
addition. Any ono desiring 20 protest
against such occupation VIII fle such
protcs, at tho office ~ the auprrin.
dent OF buildings prior 60 AUG H.
1915. ". DELHAR. owner
Crest Chemical Co. lessee
THE Merchandise Clearing Houso has
sold It's stock ~ mnrchandl.e at iaas
Second ave. to J. krackhour.
w n GREGG
Mr.. Gregg win take the management OF
the Iron Springs property on North
Hpnrh
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ESTABLISHED

ESTABLISHED
The remarkable rroductiernss- - the
snii %
CATHCART LANDS
n tho Good Soil Center
Has already been demonstrated beyond
question. " you arr m lhe market fnr
3. 20 NJ 20 arrss - land ard want to
b. certain 81 setting good land. weii
located and cheap. 80 with us and 80.
Tor Yourself What rathcarf soil wiii
produce These lands Rrn nos being
soid a. most attractive prices and on
easy terms
WEST G. WHEELER
i9p Collnan Block Main 1917.
THE oPrOnTrNIrY OFFERED TO
LAND nuvERs
40 Three Lakes sunhauish County. ls
UNUSUAL AID lNTEHEsTtNu .
"YOr DEAL WITH ~ DIRECT
on large area 81 weii located land
where there are good roads. stage.
daily trains mills. schools. store n y.
u and many other convenience. tina,
make country life both
pLEAHANT AND PROFITABLE
write or sec n. ~ Neiklsiohn. Mgr Land
Dept. 1871 T. g smith Bldg. Seattle.
THREE LAKES LUMBER co.
IMPROVED acres cleared. Choice
piece ~ level land In cultivation srea,
soil. fruit. berries etc. improved with
s-roamed house. fireplace part pias.
tered plenty ~ water. % minutes from
Seattle. cheap. on easy terms Hughes.
1ot Central BldE
~ ACRES. acres In cultivation. 10
acres pasture. small bearing orchard:
room house barn f0Nt0. good well !.
near good school church aud r. n
depot one mile from beach. 81 900:
terms ny owner. A. T. 49,. BOX 81.
Clinton. wash.
tMPRovEp 3 ACRES, CLEARED
Choice piece ~ level land. In cultivation:
great soil. fruit berries etc lfnpraved
with s-room house fireplace! part pta..
tered plenty ~ water % minutes from
Seattle. cheap. on Easy terms Hughes
aol central nlds
CASH TALKS
Water front home. partly improved. 10
acres rich alder land hair mile TO
school AMI church: country road: only
sbc fare 20 city clans crabs. fish and
Wild ducks galore An ideal home
Price 1900. terms easy For cash or part
cash We viii make . hir discount
AAsEN = SEXTON 90.
1870 FIRST Ave Open Evenings
BEFORE huyinE relinauishments In East
etn washington soc our list, also maps
500 Green nldg. city
cHEAF--Look $50 acres. Eastern Wash
lnEton. 81 per acre. spring. some tim
her Must have money Address w-3e.
star
MUST SELL At ONCE
20 acres; ~ acres cleared. house. barn:
bearing orchard we'll. spring. good
road. near school $500 cash r. H.
OlllnEer CO. ts7 Empire n'dR.
ON MAIN LAND
Driving distance To seattle. 3 acres: rich
soil. with crock. $3.50. terms 500 cash
and SO pcr month. on county road
handy TO electric railroad
CLIFFORD a. VAN ARSDAIE Inc
1919 Thlrd Ave, loi Washington s.
A GOOD BUY
20 arros. priced for quick sais. all level!
shot clay soil good view over the hay,
close 10 school. Price 500. terms
T.. T. MARSH a co. 2Ol Central nIdr
STAR WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS
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EXCHANGES

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