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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-11
Norlcg or ELEcrIoN

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ourruant to an order of the District Court for the First Division. Territory of Alaska. dated November i6, 1915, in the Matter of tho Extcnaion Of tho Boundaries of the Town of Juneau Case Mo- 12Is-A. Q special election w'll 5e held In the City Hall in the Town Of Juneau. Alaska. on Monday. the 2Oth day of December, 1915, from g .. m.. until D. m., of said day. at which election the electors Of said town arc invited to vote for or against he annexation of each tract or terri .ory sought to be annexed to tho said
 Town of Juneau. which tracts are 'ynown as the "Neison Addition, "The Sold Belt.Seattor Addition" and "rhe Tide Flat Addition" and arc more par dcularly described as follows, to-wit:
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NElsoN ADDITION

Commencing at Q point on the boundary line of tho City of Ju- noau whence corner No. 3S of the townsite of Juneau. Identical with Corner No. 6 hereof, bears N. lOo 5s' w. 5l9.So feet distant, corner No. 8 hereof Thence East 44O.22 feet to corner No. q here ,of. Thence s. 505.5s feet to Cor. ner No. 8 on tho present boun- diary line of tho city. Thence N. l0' 59' W. on present boundary limo Co the place of beginning.
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Its Agent and Attorney In Fact. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. Juneau. Alaska, November TO-, 1915. It is hereby ordered that the fore going notice bo published for tho statuatory period in the Empire" a newspaper of general circulation pub llshed in tho vicinity of tho lands ap. piled for.
 c. B. WALKER,
 Register First publication, November 1s. 1915. Last publication January 15. 1916
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cAe RoAr rlLLAcuM.

for Funter Bay. Knlisnoo and Warm Springs Bay. Leaves the City float, Juneau. next Tuesday, Dec. l4. et s a. m 12-7-1w
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"Lovera's"-the old-fashioned all Havana cigar you thought you couldn't ,et-Ask for the Monarch size. l2-1O-t
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Suits pressed. TSc; suits Cleaned and pressed. $200.
 THANE STEAM LAUNDRY.
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DR. FANNIE WAITE Eyesight speeialist-yalentine Block.
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When you think Of good candy, think of c. p. Cartwright's- 9.St
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A LODE
v QUE
lnrInnIn. IT .nrnn

Beginning at Corner No. !, whence U. s. M. M. No. bears N. 3f' IT 26" w. 5375 e5 feet distant; thence S. 58e 51' E S02 SO feet to Corner No. O.: thence N. 60e 50' D. 465 feet to Corner No. 8; thence W. 37' 3l' W 705.50 feet to Corner No. {; thence 8. 60' 50' W. 299.4S feet to Corner
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All kinds of books for the littl, olks at c. E Cartwright's. 9-2t
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THE GOLD BELT.sEATTER ADDI
 TON.


 Beginning on lho present boun-
 diary line of the City of Juneau at
 Corner No 32 of Che Townsito
 Survey. Identical with Corner No.
 2 hereof. Thence N 6S' S9' w.
 l652.78 feet to Corner No. 8. .iden-
 tlcai ,vith thc most northcriy cor
 ner os the Main addition to tho
 City of Juneau. Thence N. 65'
 42' ". 1S36.5f feet Go Corner No.
 9. identical with tho N. D. cor nor of Sheldon 2. S. Tract, Sur vey No. 375. Thence south on
 the E. llno of said U. S. Survey
 375. i528.5e feet to Corner No. 10. Thence S. 56' l8' W. l22.65
 feet to U. 8. Location Monument
 No. 8 on the boundary line of tho incorporation limits of Juneau. Thence In @ general easterly and nOrtheastorly course on tho said line ol the present city imits with ito sinuosities to the place of be-
 TIDE FLAT ADDITION.
 Beginning at U. 8. Location Monument No. 8. identical with Corner No. D hereof. on the boundary lino of tho present cor porauon limits of Che town of Ju- neau. Thence g. z000 feet to point on the tide flats. Corner No. I2 hereof Thence S. 71' O5' 2S' p. 66l2.S5 feet to Corner No. l. on shore back of Alaska Juneau Wharf. on tho present boundary line of tho City of Juenau. Thence N. 5e' 29' w. 750345 feet on pro1- ont city hounoary iine, to Q. s. Location Monument No. 9.
 And tho qualified electors Of each addition or territory above described are hereby invited to vote for or against tho annexation o1 tho partie. ular territory of which they are elec- tors. at the time and place above men, toned
 The council hereby apopinta and tho following as clerks and judges of election for the electors of the Incorporate limits: Allen Shat tuck and A. A. Gabbs. clerks, and Claude Erickson. Lloyd Hill and Capt. T. r. Martin. as judges.
 Tho council hereby appoints and iesignates the following as clerks and Judges of election for tho electors Of ,he Gold Beltseattle Addition: J. Lat imer Gray. Clerk. and Jack Welsh. J. latimer Gray and George Quingo. as judges.
 The council hereby appoints and ieslgnates the following as clerks and judges of election for the electors of .he Nelson Addition: Ernest Fash. ok. as clerk. and F. Hurlbut. Ernest Tashex and W. c. Burlington. as judg- es.
 The council hereby appoints and deslgnates the following as clerks and judge of election for the electors of the Tide Flat Addition: Jack Me Donald. clerk. and M. M. Taylor. Jack Mcdonald and J. Fahoy. as Judges. The qualifications or an elector Of said election shall be as follows: He or she shall be a male or female per. son of the age Of twenty-one years or more and shall be tho owner of sub. stantlal property interests In land. buildings, or improvements on land or tide land within said corporation or the territory proposed to be an- nexed to or incorporated within such  corporation.
 Dated at Juneau this lsth day of
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.e41eeeeeeeeeo4oote4to oooe SaTUrDAy SaYIngs
laN IERRYl
,eooecooecseooooeeeeo ooooc

 WE SIMPLY DON'T KNOW HOW TO itarl off this week. Wo have been ittlug here and all we con think Of 8 how clever we are. There Is SO much to mention. the Grippe and how ,ind the Editor was not Go delete our ituff last week when thcrC was 80 much advertising to run, and we ought 70 apologize on general principles for iomething. and there Is lot we could ay about Corpus Dolecl and the eu- honious attorney now in our midst 'ut we are afraid we might be hand. d year.
 sss
 LAST THURSDAY WE NOTICED a mall gathering Of about l500 people around the court house trying to get ! look at Krause and we couldn't hell but wonder how SO many people could be ont oi work
 -ssss-
 WE CAN'T GET OVER THE FACT that state with @ washing in it couiu 90 dry
 -sss s-
 WE HAVEN'T DONE MUCH COAST ng this year. that is professionally md with intent We did @ little In an amateur way coming down Gold street Inst Wednesday, We think we start. ,d about 4th street and then we re- membored passing the Customs house md about that timo we changed oF' CT from our ear tO the back or our head and We have been down town ever since We are afraid Co go ur n that hil again. and our fear VIII probably last 'till Spring. lf any one finds Q hat on the corner oi Cold and Fouth its ours. and will they please mall it Go us.
 -sss
 WE ARE GOING TO SEE THE FIN ish of the Clutching Hand. We don't know for sure whom we would like 70 see killed. Kennedy or the Hand We imagine. however that Kennedy will kin the Hand with a patent gun that will shoot around @ corner and has a bullet that will pick its intend ed victim out of a crowd, and after circling around twice will blink him WE PASSED THE WINDOW AT Benrenuh lMlce uClOl1 M1 "e" -~t though to stop and press our nose against the glass and look at the Christmas toys. and when we did, we Iure had a grand time and we went home that night we dropped little note to Santy and asked for a drum and horn an a bicycle an an engine an wagon and maiik ianter an gun an lots of candy an nuts an we have been the best little boy for more than two days now that there ls in Juneau. We feel just like the Httle boy looks on the cover Of this weeks Saturday Evening Post
 -ssS &
 INSTEAD OF PUBLISHING THE names of those who are laid up with .he grippe they ought to publish the names of those who are up and well
 -Sss
 THERE WAS A BULLETIN ON THE board at the Elss Club that said "Shel ls up and around" SO we went around to see the old boy, but he was still The same height and hadn't gained ~orr1
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Beginning at Corner No. l. whence U. S. M M. No. 9 bear8 N 36' IT 0e" w. lll5.03 feet distant; thence 8. lI' 32' 86" 10. 760.21 feet to Cor ner No. 9; thence s. 45e 19' E. 204.f6 feet to Corner No. 8; thence N. 00' 50' E. 200.48 feet to Corner Mo- 4. thence N. 37' 84' W. 950.i7 feet Go Corner No. 0 thence 8. 60' 50' ". 3808f feet Go Corner No. ], tho place of beginning Containing an area Of 7l53 acres.
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LAS. THURSDAY we NOTICED A
 mall gathering or about 1500 people around the court house trying to get ! look at Krause and we couldn't hell but wonder how SO many people could be ont oi work
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NO. J. tho-piaco of beginning. Con. ialnlne an area Of 2l37 acrea
 c orE
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WE CAN'T GET OVER THE FACT that a state with washing in it could 90 dry.
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cHARLorrE LonE

Beginning at Corner No. ]. whence U. S. M. M No. bears N ll'g0l' 42v ". ll7755 foci distant; thence S. 37' 8l S. 140110 feet to Corner No. 2: thnco N. coz 50' 70. 6O0.OO feet to Corner No. Q: thence N. 58' 57' 300 w. 5SO.37 feet to Corner No f: thence ". 45' IT W. 91780 feet Go Corner No. 8; thence 8. COG 50' ". 262O2 feet to Corner No. !. the place of beginning. Containing on area of 12256 acreg.
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 JUNEAU. ALASKA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-14
SHORT NEWS

British steamer Jason. now at
Frisco. Communicated by British
admiralty. aud viii load lumber at
Vancouver. Is. G.. for England.
o. n. Gordon, In charge OF indus.
trial census work for this state
says Industrial census. now being
taken. will show increase In fac
tories.
~. e. Britain, prominent British
lawyer. stopping In Seattle
Several miles OF snoqualmle road
have eayed ia on this side Of Sum.
NIT. and road In impossible.
Two sls.lnoh guns, formerly be.
longing TO Concord. and now al
Bremerton. 20 be transferred 10
memorial plot at Woodland park.
Recruiting offices In Great Britain
Instructed TO take all men formerly
rejected.
Three officials and agents Of old
Capital City Dairy, Of Columbus. O..
found guilty ~ defrauding govern.
ment out o. taxes on olcomargarine
amounting 10 $1,000 900. Tuesday.
Waterman placed over Frank
Holt's grave at Dallas. Tex. 10 pre-
vent desecration.
Two pontoons built at Mare
Island 10 be used In salyaging "a
at Honolulu.
War loans Of Great Britain pro.
nounced success Subscriptions
TO new war loan have reached
s., 00O, 900 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-14

twenty-five air flights In little
more than a year have been taken
by Miss Ruby Rutledge. a 20-year-
old Everett girl. now In the city
with Aviator +. T. Maroney OF
Everett.
Sunday she stepped into Ma
roney's machine at i1:4s at Everett
and Is minutes later landed on the
shores OF Lake Washington. safe
and sound and not the least dis
turbed by her trip.
Miss Rutledge brought her Pic
toriai Review along. and nonchal-
antly read IL on the way down.
Il made my first Night a year
ago during the kla-How-Yah cele-
bration. she said 4 don't remem-
Der very much OF f. II was over
80 suddenly that hardly realized
what had happened. II Was one
evening about o'clock MIR. Ma
roney asked me II wanted To take
ride and jokingly answered
Yes When found he really
meant II | couldn't refuse to go
up. but then we only made a short
flight At Sis We were thru and
my first flight was over"
She's Studying Aviation
Miss Rutledge is pretty and
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ACREAGE


~ AcRng. ALL coon HotL
On good level fsfmin. district. eiass
60 Pacific highway sood house barn
aud numerous chicken houses Z horses,
10 head Of STOCK, brood sows, some
piss machinery. Price Nto0. Looks
like fine uuF.
HERMAN A sctiuoupnn
tis Liberty pids. Third sud linton
rms ~ rHnfrY HANcH
az acres less than hair Hiis from sta
fiah. north ~ seattle ~ faces on
highway and u certainly lies pretty /
the soil 10 sstfa good free ff1m stavsi4
mors thAn half Thoroughly cleared a
good house and barn good water, fruit
and hHfrtss Its the place you vent
far a home. price 1880.
HERMAN A. acuH0Ent1H
~ Liberty nlds4 Third ana union
FnoM uoMnArEAbEH
TO uurEH
10 aorss % the best alder land on the
market today besides u has ever 500
feet Of salt water 'front.' 4 aeres cleared /
halt aafs ia orchard This land 10 level,
and located across from Fuutsho IL iA
pae Of a homestead taken 20 years ago
tseo is the price Terms arranged.
AAHEN A SEXTON
1910 flrst ave. uJound Floor
PRETTY RANCH
. seres 81 hiNh state OF cultivation good
s.roam house all IN crop fruit ana
berries but half an acre The price Of
~ Geo IL fiHht VIII exchange for rood
home ~ seattle
HERMAN A scuHoEpER
49, liberty nids Third and linton
10 ACRES. close 10 rouisbo for 81. GEO
Garden ssil oscar nrown. Bangor.
=
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petite. Since her first flight shs
has been studying the subject Of
aviation.
1T isn't always smooth sailing
she said. "and sometimes we g,
some hard jolts"
"Jolts?" asked her surprised Ia.
quisitor. what do you hit."
Well" she said. with knowing
nod OF her little sead. when yos
get up five or six Thousand feet, air
currents sometimes come from az.
ferent directions and the plane gets
rocked around some"
VIII Open School Here
she has made over 20 flight
with me now" Maroney said. and
| think Il will only be short tins
before | will begin teaching her 70
handle one of the machines her.
self.
Miss Rutledge is staying 10 the
city this week and VIII then return
to Everett. But she intends 10 re-
turn and actively study her chossa
profession IN school OF serr
nautics Maroney is planning to
open on Lake Washington.
Miss Rutledge Is the first NATIVE
Washingtonian to study aviation y
a profession.
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| NORTHERN LIFE 70
give BIG DkncE

Celebrating the ninth year Of 10
existence and the opening OF Its nsv
office building. the Northern Iiie
Insurance Co.. a Seattle institution.
gave a luncheon 10 the stockholders
and representatives Of the COMPANY
at the Washington Annex TUESDAY.
Tuesday night the employees we've
guests Of the company at the Shrine
grandstand. and tonight dance
Will be given in the new building.
The company has issued slo.eees
600 OF insurance, ss5o.00o reserves
and surplus 10 policy holders. and
employs 100 people.
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Stall II. Lbs fine graduated sugar.
60 at. Sc pit stall IL, Ice bars soap.
b7c. stall. TT-as fresh pasteurized milk
isc; . pkgs. salt. loc. stan i6ea fish
lohes, Toe can, Stall 1895. tbc pkgs
dates. ssc; small cans milk. for Toe.
Stall 6. Ice olives. Sc Toe bottles bluing
SC. Stalls Ta-7t. walnuts. lee ID. : lbs.
2sc. stall ~, lemons, ic each. Stall 20.
tomatoes, . lbs lac. large lemons. lsc
dox Stall 1907. homeless corned beef, itc
10. stall 1871, dry picked chickens. lie
ID, Stall 81. pigs feet. be 10. stall a.
, ioc loaves fresh bread. 20c. Stall 81
best fresh churned butter. acc lh stall
1911. New York cheese, ESQ III. stall So
guaranteed eggs zoe doz, fun cream
cheese. lbs. ssc. Stall 10. sample shoes
up to IS 90. for $500
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SANITARY

stall IL. eucumbers. : for Sc tomatoes.
lie H.; big heans lettuce. for Sc: rad
ishes. and lunches Sc. carrots and
se"ts. lunches &c. beans. Sc IN stalls
1881. sardines. cans csc. new pack
shrimp. cans 2sc. Stalls zs-ae sugar
Tbs sac: a-ih can soc coffee. 81 90. s
large cans milk, .sci Ice rolls toilet
paper. Csc. stalls 22-st. shoulder spring
lamb. lee III; choice steak. i5c 10 hams.
i5c ID. Stall 1874. apricots Use crate
1913. box cherries. sec. stall a.. strictly
fresh eggs, doc. $50. duck eggs. soc
doE. best fresh churncd butter. sec H.
lbs 6sr
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CORNER

stall ies guaranteed eggs. sc don
large cans milk. Be. mild cream cheese
lbs. 2se. best Washington butter. 2 lbs
Csc, stalls 1875, $ cans milk skc:
lbs. solid pack tomatoes. cans ssc; 10,
pkg. baking soda. Sc. zbc sack salt. ibc
stalls 2. 5. s. 7. fancy hamburger. l5t
h. lard lbs. 2Sc. Stall =. salmon trout
soc each: kippered herring. Ice III smelt
= lbs. gac. stalls lie-l14 i-ih pkg
seeded raisins 7Sc; lbs, sugar. ssc: 10,
rolls toilet paper, Sc. = pkss corn flakes
loo. Stall IFS. eAntaloupes sc each
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stall see. patent flour. si.ss sack; Toe
PKG. soda. tc. sweet pickles. isc pit iar.
stall 2es. ie-ih. bag cane sugar ssr. :
cans tomatoes. isc. small cans milk
Ice stall Jos. is lbs. sugar. 81 go. S
large rolls toilet paper .kr. 10 heuiilen
cubes. Ice. 2 pkg. dates. Use stan sea
potato salad. iSc pt cottage cheese, loo
n picked pigs feet. i1ke 10 stall
20. 80 coffee. / = lbs Soc sec bulk tea
Soc ID. ground cinnamon. sec H. stall
let. large canr milk. sac. : cans corn.
ite. sec hroons. asc each a-ib sack corn
meal, See. stalls ii-iz. pc; roast lie
ID. good steak. : lbs Csc. shoulder of
lamb, lstsc ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-14
MORTGAGE LOANS
VITAL STATISTICS


Marriage Licenses
Urban Williams. Port Townsend and
waihorK Olson. Maneanita
WIN a. Norton. "a. Deer Hsrsor ard
Merle @. schio,t. a. Ia. los vega.
Peter Arthur Kruger. ~ ss.,,,. ara
i-atsna psepr, - k-tehihsn. Aia.h.
John e. Manning. So Twndos Mont
ard Hattie FinulHzu. - ,sais. Idaho
III Kingston. Newport ard Hattie
Nickiu-, ballard
MR. ard Mr. Joseph sdam.on. srsG
tsih ave. \ r. daughter
Mrs and Mr.. Geo i.eshiey. 1883 Fourth
ave ",
Mrs and Mr. r. A Foot fsis yrf,s
ss.. daughter
Mr. ard wr Alfred walker. tsoT .tth
ave = W son
Mr.. ard Mr. roshtts Kurosaks 1917
Main At. son
Mrs and Mr. X. rakayams. 81, ssth
ave. daughter
Mrs. and Mr.. }. aIhsdsff 1914 ii,h
ave g. son
ar. and NJ Joseph Cohen. t9s -s,h
avo y. daughter
Mrs and Ar. Morris Bloch. 500 end
ave. son
Mrs. and Mr. " Esksnasi. isoe "
Alder ct, daughter.
Mrs. and MIR ~ rsmama,o. SOC King
at. daughter
NJ. and Mr.. J.. Mino;,a. iii som ave
r.. daughter
Mrs. and Mr.. O Dicieeo. 1897 soth ave
T.. son.
Mrs and Mr. John Y. Hansen. s.s7
Fourth ave y W. son.
Mrs and Mr.. John nerx ssss spth ave
~. y. con.
ren ave, dauEhter.
Mrs and Mr. Rudolph Robhuhn, Ts.s
Sunuyside ave, son.
Mrs. and Mr.. Albert duettei. ia. i7,h
ave. daughter
Mrs and Mr. W. +. Rawson. 1915 10th
Mrs aud Mr.. r. w Fisher. 1905 Lesry
ave. daughter
Mrs and Mr.. a. H. schnuke. SO w.
Crockett st. daughter.
Mrs. and MIR. John Hastings. Hotel
Avoudair. son.
Raymond st. son
Mrs. and Mr. Ivar inoan, T2o Blsnoh-
ard st. son.
O Dens tr,sie,. about 40 tis Jefferson
st.. July 4
sam Hewitt. IS. city hospital. July 8.
Gus swanson. 90. 50 W. Washington at.
July e,
George stsarn.. l day. Iii. Seventh
ave. July II,
Gabriel Alhsdetf / day. Providence
hospital. July II.
Della Please. So. 1910 Firth ave. July
10.
Mary r. porr, 80, s.io First ave. w.
July 10.
Jorephins cartin. 60. sos 18th ave.
July II.
Malvern I'M. 81. GA Esstlak. ave-.
July 10.
carrie Foley. as. s.o7 Linden ave.
July II.
George Garner as. King county hospi.
tai. July 10
VIM Pennicl, as, King county hospital.
June 10
Edward Henry IS. city hospital. July
II.
Patrick corrigan. 30. 1s2s Ninth ave-.
July 10.
Divorces Granted
Geo. T. seney from Grace r. scney.
Chas. c. Maynard from Ella Louis.
Maynard
Donna E. Shook from Herbert ~ Shook
Divorce. Asked
a. w. Godfrey VS. Helen Godfrey, nban-
donment.
Ida Rrochck VS. J. c. nrochok. cruelty.
sophie Person VS.. liver Persen. non.
support
Marion H. Munshaw vs. Chas r Mum
shaw. cruelty.
Michnc Patricei W.. reppina ratri-
celti, adultery.
Lulu Livermore Va, I,o Roy Livermoro.
cruelty.
Estells Burke Va Patrick J. Burke.
cruelty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-14
PORT TO STORE Big
ORDER OF SALMON

Hamilton Hlgday. traffic manager
81 the Port Of Seattle commission.
announced Tuesday that contracts
had been signed for 600 900 cases OF
salmon 10 be handled this season at
the port commission Whatcom ave.
warehouse
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Spinach. ; HE Ice. wax beans. &c 10
green beans. , lbs ise; bests. hunches
Sc. squash. lee each. eAuiire~er. lee
each lsttucc. I hesds Sc. rhubarh. lbs
lee. tomatoes. Sc 10. new spsds. ~ iha
abe. peaches. ice basket. milk bread.
for 3ses French bread. for 9be: home
made bread Toe each : large loaveA Use,
Alaska herring. sc doz Fmeit. ihs
tke. fresh ehGrnsd butter. lbs. sbei
best pot roast. ighe 10. pure lard. lbs
sse. compound lard. lee 10.
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NORTH or CITY


10 acres. acres bottom land between
street car and Sound Price $500, half
cash.
Lot. s0p135 to alley ti2b. half cash
10 acres. close 10 Kingston, 1850.
Corner lot, bQria0. on Market st.. 1850.
YOUNG e. HRoBnRG
1000 Vernon Place. Phone ballard sis
FINE IRRIGATED ALFALFA LAND
Small or Large Tracts
VERY CHEAP--VEBI EASY TERMS
Write or call FOR free books
IMMIGUATION BUREAU
e. NJ, n At. = ny
Second aud cherry 81, Seattle. wash
10 ACRES. WITH CREEK. $3.50
All rich bottom land lots OF fine cedar.
and Ia close 10 school lots Of neighb ors:
u. y. n. phone. and 900 fare 10 So
attic
CLIFFORD e. VAN ARSDALE, Inc.
1919 Third Ave. fot Washington St.
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HOTELS

THE vfRGTNUR HOTEL.
virginia At and Eighth Ave.
Tee any cars via westishs ava. 1905 mod
hest in cleanliness comfort and courtesy
81: weekly. t2.bo to 81. Kitchen brivi-
IeEes
THE ANNEX 1905 Eighth. near west.
lake ave. New clean. furnished. steam
heated bedrooms tor mem. free baths
and phone Transient, 2ta. wesklvtt.b0
THE HOTEL BURNsfDE-ainE house
keeping. t2.5o up. transient outside
rooms, aau up. special weakly rates
hot and cold water. free baths. 1895
First ave. opposite Corner Market.
81 90 AND 81 80 WEEK Furnished. Easy
walking distance. modern. 1907 Main
Phone Beacon 2bi7
IL 10 Up WEEK HOTET. EWTNd' Mod
srn. hot and cold water. 2725h First
ave
HOTEL wALDoE-siYth and Yesier way
Reasonable. quiet. comfortable; no ga
loon Elliott 1859.
PAXTON HoTEi~-sg 50 week. up; house
keeping suites, -. Third and Cherry
Main l0te,
HOTEL HOWELL Ninth ard Howell
strictly modern; light, clean rooms
reasonable Free phone
HOTEL DAVENPoRT-M Modern. fifth
and Pike.
Barrinston--ibi5h Second " week up.
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steamer will leave Seattle every
sunday at 300 a. m, for Port Town
send direct.
'stesmer Kulshan will call at por,
Townsend, northb bound SATURDAYS
only, leaving Seattle at 10 p, IN,
Points marked - are boat landings
Passengers for these points and for
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements for landing
and assume all risk and liability in
making such landing Steamers pas
sens.r rate does not include boat land
Ing charges
baggage liability ia limited 70 w.sr-
| ing apparel. not to exceed 600 for
| whole ticket $50 pounds allowed free
Steamers and schedules subject TO
| change without notice Freight re-
ceived daily for all points texeepting
| Tacomal named In above schedule,
| Tickets must bs purchased at ticket
office open from tiso a. m. TO i7.oo
midnight.
PUoEr SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket Office. Gilman Dock.
/ Phone, Main SeeS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-14
LITTLE raRM VERY CHEAP

Niue, sell. and wiii take fgsH anf
make terms - $50 cash and 80
monthly for treei ~ ffnr srr~-
ago ~ Kirkland. IN closely i'm
proved section. Close % the ferry
dock. school and stores uic..
new house. wsil. etc ~ you
mean business come pver 20
Kirkland ana inquire at N.
kirkland Hotel for Mr lirrneman,