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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-17
Action for Dsvoree-

mon pleas against Geney1eve Nuson
The plaintiff states they were mar
ried October rs. 1911. and that one
tin states that on June l. 1s13. the
defendant abandoned the pIaiutff ard
has since that time. without any
cause. refused to live with the plain
tit. He charges the defendant with
gross neglect and states that she has
been associating with Iewd men He
asks for divorce and the custody Of
the minor child William NJ Koous
for the plaintiff
Motion Overruied-
In the supreme court Of OHIO On
Tuesday in the case of the matter Of
the guardianship Of Charity ANN Rob
inson- taken M from the Knox county
courts. motion was oyerrufed asking
the court for an order directing the
court of appeals of Knox county To
certify its record to the supreme
court.
New Bond Filed
Burr White. guardian Of Mary Z
Swartss has fled a neE bond IN the
sum of 5000 in the probate court of
Knox county The sureties are Mag
gle White aud s. J. white
Third Partial
A third partial account has been
filed in probate by W. H Woodward
guardian of Airline A Kirsh- showing
the following Received s35sse paid
out s11325- leaving 4 balance Of
se3S.s7.
Executor AppoiutedH
Charles MeGugir has been appoint
ed executor Of Sarah c. Burke No
bond and no appraiseuent-
Marriage Licenses-
Lester George Der. farmer,Lo1iou
vile, and Bessie Iona Banhury- Dan
vile. Rev. Walter HolIekt-
Ralph c. Geary, farmer. and Orrek-
Ia Diehl. both Of Liberty township
Rev s. T. Allen
Paul IL Atitertnn- farmer and
Gladys Leota Daniels. both of Pike
township Rev z L Whitaker
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-17
szokE Her wsssr
Miss Martina Ingram Meerz wi-n a
pzinfat Injury

Miss Martha Ingram af Eassu Hiizi1
ssreer slipped On the sy pnyemznE
near hsr hcr1e TuestfiEE 1e.zrnaan.
fell and hruks her left ann ac the
wrist A physician rsd,rrssf rnss r-zes
uxA
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-17
Geor2e Es1ernrook

Gsorge Essz1rook 6isd Tuesday
EzrzDoan HI hs h1Ds m Monroe
-pxushlp ztlsr = lng Illness Of dis
sase< anra6en1 10 oa1 Ese- TAe Do
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-17

Executor Appoiuted-
Charles McGugir has been appoint
ed executor Of Sarah c. Burke. No
bond and no appraisenent
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-17

Prof Harvey WorraIl. the statistic
ian. says ; per cent Of onr laughter is
dRe to amusement Tho other 81 -
cent is the result of attempts 10 -.
polite
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-17
SfNIeeewy.
Entertained
At Brandon

Mr. and Mrs William Weaver Of
Brandon entertained Wednesday In
honor of the SSth birthday anniver-
ssry of Mr. Wesreris father. Those
present were- Mr.. and Mrs. g.
Balghman, Mr. and Mrs Adam VII
hams and John Williams
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-17
NEW casrLEL O. O. r.

Ths New Castle lodge No- SIS, / o.
o P has essc1sd tne following oE-
GERS fr the EL1E FeE=
N0tse Grz1t-CEz NcNzbb-
Wee GrEAPzseAal CoEE1s.
Wzr1E-Rz1ph CoEEM
ChEpEE7l-2o1el GrIEl-
Financial SeCerxE-yanoe FTshE
Rert1g Sscrea-C7nrnl Bezl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21
M'MAn0n STOPS
CASE AGAINST GIRL

DR.. J. l.. Harvey. of the city hos
pital staff. Saturday said he was in
the right in charging Sally Rath-
burn, 10. with feeble mindedness.
when he did
Police Judge MacMahon Friday
halted an examination by sanity
commission OF the girl. declaring
that the case had been begun while
another case was pending against
her in police court.
DIR. Harvey says no case was
pending. He declares she was
booked at the city jail for safe
keeping" and that there was a
case only against the man with
whom she was said TO have been
living.
MacMahon. however. succeeded
In having the insanity case dis
missed, Friday. and personally es-
corted the girl back TO the city jail.
where he later placed charge OF
disorderly conduct against her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21

what's going TO stop the eubma
rineT
How ~ the hidden demon OF the
deep 10 be frustrated In spreading
explosive DEATH How are war
ships and merchantmen 90 escape
It's torpedo fangsg
There are three methods OF com
batting the submarine.
Mines usually viii protect fleet
IN harbor. The game Ia then toe
hazardous for the submarine.
The hsroplane is partial de
Tense against the submarine
WHEN SUBMARINES ARE oPER
ATiSG NEAR An AERIAL BASE
From HIS position on high in the
air, the aerial observer can see a
submarine submerged Mt great
depth. Du, the aviator cannot de
stroy submarines. lie can only re
por, their presence and turn the
work over Ia the dcs;royerh.
The torpedo dessroyers.
therefore. are the only for.
nldabIe foe Of the submersi.
bies. Submarines against sub
marines have accomplished
nothing. Al a defense against
their kind. they are out OF the
reckoning.
Tho swift destroyer. that slender
low. smooth craft. the real grey
hound OF the sea. In the one protoc
ton. Let destroyer sight a sub
marine. and unless the latter sinks
suddenly II In doomed. OF the tive
tho destroyer. much larger. Is the
quicker. Its value lies Ia It's speed
The destroyer can literally swim
rings around the submarine. II car
even stlll dodge torpedo when tn.
shiny missile In AZ close as zoe
yards. Quick maneuvering IL its
answer. II ls an elusive target, toe
elusive for the slower torpedo and
the slower submarine. A destroyer
that is torpedoed has really been
asleep. They have been built NOT
TO BIZ ToRPEDOED.
How does destroyer DESTROY
In the first place. II has the same
tools as the submarine. !, has tor
pedo tubes. The submarine with
half n chance can sink under the
destroyer's torpedoes. But the de.
stroyer has n better chance. One
shot from its four.inch guns Is
enough 20 sink the thin-skinned sub.
marine forever.
Destroyers carry from two 10 six
fonr.inch guns and can make from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21
PUBLIC MARKETS
NEsTI.AkE

MO>DAN--stail 2op. ham bologna. soc
10. splcsd ham, gsc h. smoked liver sau-
sage, zoe 10. head cheese. ise 10. stall
ao7. sweet potatoes, lbs. i5ci sreen beans.
lbs, Zoe: hurklcherflss. lbs isr. Hub
bard squash, 2Ao ~. stalls 2oo-gis. juicy
lemons, dor abc. peaches, isc basket.
good eating apples. 30 dox Bartlett
pears, 2 doa. Sc. stall 5is. new Hsidel-
berg dilis. Toe cor. chow chow. isc at. I.
sweet pickles. 2bc 1T. peanut butter. ?
lbs CSC. Stall 3f0. fine cucumbcrH 2 for
Sc cAuiIflpwer. t0c head sweet corn. ibc
doz sweet green peppers, lbs abc
Stall 203. fresh cottage cheese ioc N /:
guaranteed eEEs. ace dox. new comb
honey. isc. homemade ieliies. ioc glass.
stall ~. &c loavea bread. 25c. coffee
cakes, 2tc don. cocoanut bars. ibc dox. I:
all kinds pies, Toe each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21

Marriage License.
Vic Gauntlet. "a. and Leone Filno. 10.
Seattle.
Harry August Nelson. II. and Jo.ephin.
May Walsh. 90 Seattle
Amandus Elvcn. 30, and T.sis J. Ste
phenson. ~. Preston
John A Peterson. 81. and Esther NJ
Eifrink. -. Seattle
Ramona Morley and May Barnes
vaahon
WIN. Manies pinsmors. 40. and ciarendy
Mrs. and Mr.. A. Mancinciii 500 W. u.t
st. sou.
Mrs. and MIR. chss Frabsch. ,siT East
ern ave. son.
Mrs. and Mr. A n. prydses. 1880 Sec
Mrs. and Mr.. Arthur Chestnut sis San
ave ~, daughter
Mrs. and Mr.. Lee Dyson. ssis Americas
st, son.
Mrs. and Mr. J. NJ. Bsrnbaum, iis 18Th
ave. NJ son.
Mrs. and Mr. Chas III. Black. Jr. GA
W, Lee ct, daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. Ralph Marshall, iTfi
Washington st. daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. r. II. Keene. t7s Goth
ave. s., son.
Mrs. and Mr. T. Kusunos.. IS, AIR,
ave- son.
Mrs. and Mr.. roui. Haimorvitn, 1909
Yesler way. son
Mrs. and Mr. ciarene smith, iilo s.ns
ave NJ daughter.
Mrs. md Mr.. Y. c II Thompson. bssi
Garfield place, daughter.
Mrs. and MIR y. w Wagner, sse9 Me.
Clintock ave, daughter
Mrs. and MIR. ", " Schumacher .soT
Third ave. W, daughter
Mrs. and Mr.. a. II. Jones. ssot East.
lake ave. son.
Mrs. and Mr.. X. Majima, .OT r. Pike
at, daughter
Deaths
Mary knolcE. GO. Providence hospitai
August rs.
Lewis Larsen, 40. sus Third ave. w.
August IS,
Edw. ~ nasEe,t. ~, 18Th ave. n.
August is
Divorces Granted
Frank " Steele from Lillian NJ, R,eel.
Elizabeth Quinn from Edw J Quinn.
Jeannio x. Martin from Norman q.
Martin.
Esther NJ. Scott from Chas n Scott.
Naechcl Pratt from Ernest Pratt
Margaret Schurle from Jno. Schuria
Divorces Asked
Jessie !. Hogan Va Peter n, Hogan,
cruelty.
FRANCES Lashus vs. Ray Edw Lsshua,
lnon-supp0ri
Miliah idukovieh Va Msks Idukovieh.
nkennssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21

30 20 35 miles per hour. They are
quick.handlers. in the words OF sea.
men. The fastest warship in the
world IL the Swift. Engiand's gian,
destroyer. which makes 90 miles an
hour and can turn speedily
Their speed is almost twice an
great as the surface speed OF the
submarine. when submerged, the
submarines can only make from 10
TO Is miles per hour.
Should a perlscope suddenly
show close 20 a destroyer. the lat.
ter would dash ahead al full speed,
with the idea OF ramming and sink.
ing the submarine with its sharp
steel stem. Then II would be up 10
the submarine to submerge quickly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21
LOCAL COPS CATCH
Ex.vllLA SOLDIER

James Carney. %. an ex-soldier In
Villas army. was captured by Seat.
tie police while sleeping in a shack.
with an army pistol under his pill.
low. and brought to the city Jail.
where he confessed TO committing
several b1rglaries in Seattle. one OF
which was the home OF l.. II, Bur.
nett, on 18th ave. ~. July II, when
5000 was taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21
MAYOR WILL VETO
SEWER EXTENSION

Mayor Gill announced SATURDAY
he would veto an ordinance author
iZing the board OF public works to
extend the sewer outfsll at Corscn
and Warsaw ayes. This is where
the neighbors have complained
that life viii not be worth living !!
they have TO endure the evils OF
the sewer any longer. The mayor
says the extension would not mend
matters. and that anyway the ex'
tension should have been provided
for In last years budget or TINS
years. rather than be made DEL
icit ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21

cans Tomatoes, isc. Stall 1893, an pickles
Toe doE stan 1891. veal chops. isc 10. .
pienic hams. lie ~. stall n. pet roast
lee 90 AVE 10. lamb stew. ac 10 stalls
ss-ts. peaches. ; dos. ibc. squash. lie ga
stall -. home srown tomatoes. kte crate
iuFuips or carrots zoe sack stalls $3.50
Joe ioavsr bread. Sc. dos rolls or buns.
isc. stall Sc. fun cream cheese. isc 10.
stall ~. fresh sEEs. SIC. stall Is men.
underwear use. boys and giris' school
hose. Ice pair. stan "a. salmon. zoe and
2te. stall AZ. shoes rcsoied, seo to 7Sc
pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21

or be lost
The modern destroyer Is a res
sci ranging from 700 tons 10 The
i.s35-ton Swift. OF the British navy.
The length varies from $50 10 400
feet They are very narrow. Pos.
er II furnished In the most modern
by oil engines. From two to six IS
inch torpedo tubes are part Of the
equipment. and In the average de-
stroyer are four four-lnch rapid-fr.
ers. and frequently few lesser
rifles, including pair o, machine
guns. The hulls are not armored.
The destroyer relies on speed.
Besides offering a defense againa
like ships and an offense against
submarines, this equipment Is sui.
ficient TO sink merchantmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21
WEDDING BELLS

]. w. Currie. so. prominent
lumberman. and democrat. OF Ed
monds. was quietly married in Sc.
attic FRIDAY evening 20 Mrs. Alma
A. Glassfoid. sweetheart OF his
boyhood, who came here Friday
night from Bate Creek. Mlcn.. "a
ION him. r. II. Darling. Of Ike city
controllers office. piloted the n thru
the stages of obtaining q license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21
SANITARY

SATURDAY stall fs. $50 grade hams
half OF whole, lac hi all 20c and 25c
grades bacon, ibc. stalls 74-ss, 8 lbs
sugar soc: . Sc harn white soap, CSC
with ID. bulk coffee lib, can any brand
coffee. stc, stalls t3-45. Jar caps, i5t
dpz Jar ruhherr. Be doz. Al Leslie's n
lbs grnnuiated SUGAR. 81, delivered free
with order. 2oc chile con carne. ioc new
fall cream cheese. i5c 10; 2 lbs. steel cut
coffee. 500. Stall ~. fancy POTATOES
ti1o sack. Stall 1914. zoe size Mocha
cakes Zoe. Stall 1888 pure cider vinegar
i0c at, 4oc Ral. stan T. best picnies. nc
H.. dry salt pork. Toe ID. hamburger
Z lbs 9bc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21

stTtHDAN-stalls2 2. =. g, 7, veal roast.
1 DC hi sirioin ana round steaks. Iso 10.
cottage butts, lave lh,i legs lamb &c
lh. No chickens 40 III. No. l hams,
lbc Ia. stalls io6-ii2 pure cane sugar.
10 lbs. soc with $3.50 order; ems as
paragus s5c; large cans milk. 2hc; 10
&c cans milk, abc. ihs, seeded rsisins.
pc cans 81 best milk, 2ac. or . bars
white soap, 25c. with I 10. bulk coffee OF
tea; soc tea, zoe d. stalls 1895. gGc nut
cookies, Toe III new potatoes. 81 90 per
cwt., delivered shrimps cans Sac. g0o
can baking powder, l5c; 2 pksp tapioca.
lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21
SHE'S PIGGY FOR
Love- She SAYS
/. IN WARM LETTER


CHICAGO. Aug. 2f.-spicy let
tiers. In which "nightles- and pa
jamas are discussed and a declars-
ton made OF being a real piggy
for love" alleged to have been
written by Mrs. Cora v. Hill. Z Ios
Angeles widow. were made public
here today. with the filing Of suit
for separate support by Mrs. Olga
Coombs.
Mrs. Coombs placed the Letters
on file with other papers In her
suit. alleging that she found them
In her husbands coat pocket and
that they are signed by Mrs. Hill.
One OF the lives read:
"Oid Lover Boy: Allow mo
TO inform you right here. now.
that love you. but ! am going
to write business and not hsr
row our hungry souls with
vivid fsneies OF future loving.
"Apropos Of niohtIes and ps-
Jamas-sore wives prefer
their husbands TO wear the
former. while some prefer the
latter. IL 10 ali matter Of In
dividuaI - ah-preferenee. Ex-
cuse me. do"
Another letter said:
81 am such real piggy for
love. ! just want 20 crawl In on
all four. All. you will probs
bly, be greatly pitied when ut
you In my cIutches--and, b.
lieve me, | have some clutch.
" 10 this that keeps folks
young. Those are young and
attractive longest who do net
freeze from their systems 81
the red blood and sweet and
warm human desires"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21
FIREMEN'S BAND TO
give A CONCERT

Music? Yes. indeed,
The firemen's band will play at
Salmon Bay park, Ballard, Sunday
at p. m. and the police band will
do likewise at Seward park. from
p. m. to $40 D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21
IT'S SMOKY TODAY

"Whaddaya gotta say about TINS
kind of n day." asked The SsH
over the phone.
It's a smoky day" said tne
weather guy at the other end. ~
II wasn't so warm 1t would %
cooler"
And he went on to say that INC
thermometer read 1871. which :
not so hot, at that. It's the sn'oAo
that makes il close,
What makes smoker Forest my
In Whatcom county, with WIN
blowing this way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21

BERLIN. Aug. 21.--The reichstae
today unanimously passed the war
loan of $1,000. 900, 600.
DIR. Liebknecht, the socialist lead.
er, remained Silent as tho vote was
taken. Some members. including so
cialists, booted him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21
JIT, the GYP, MAYBE

When his jitney load OF passer
gers objected TO paying the doaos
fare lit men have fixed for ai.s'
midnight, Charles Knuttel, ~
pulled revolver and told them y
come across" This according -
]. De Bruyn, il23 Eastern ave. Sas
w. l.. Jacobson. 1922 18th ave. y
f.. witnesses, who were arres'sSs
along with Knuttel II happencs
on the Eastlake line. at 2 a. M Sss
urday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21

43--Lots for Sale
nFAcoS niiI.-~s-foofn modern cottsss
In soad condition. bath. FahffY. base
meat level iat GgHteel siieg. block
from raF. flowers iiteo. sasY terms
Improvements IN. paid, sset tafh
hnath
lspDa--i .AHsi, lr,tI rHstrr. Only
4 tEW HUNDRED IEtT FROM
LAKE wAsnf~aros. rs MI>tTBs
FROM isr AND tE-trn. SIS. tEBt
IasN TERMS
MsKi>fEr a WATSON.
1850 ISL Avn.
vol hAiF-ss arf~s 5000 Land. nsaf
gentfatla seed bay Far particulars
~Eiis nauis !. ios AZ. csnifaiia.
Neeh
wASrEr~ro bsar ffom sWnsf q seod
fanch fsr sale E.nd cash price and
dssrsiatiaa. = Bush. Minneapolis.
Nina
UNIVERSITY SNAP
s-reaFn heuss Tor safe. ft9o t@iav value
good 'srDs ss.ite. call at tii7 itth
--e~s~JI~~@~-~~~~~~
@4-Iiouses for Sale
Nal rs4ATE
Newiy painted fraufa house. Fasnisr
ave and uenrse@ 81 tia lot A bar.
gala. On essy terms like ssnf. ~ vii
trade fer Fard ~ mafafrfess fifsi pay
nsen, balance nks sent
Ss~is finished ard fafnish-si t-reera cot.
tags AtSi beach. ssii on terms o. trade
for Fnfd machine
t'rparn house. Green f.Ahs eel. terms,
or trade
rHE LORD COMPANY
f'hers n 1891. Ell nurss mas
roE sALE-- M6asrn t.foSm heass. 10
teti1ei good sts- terms asa ifth
" ownsE fi.tee.
i-hooM MornE fin. lot. on rradss
street. uusi ssil tste.et. some terms
WHAT tttts wtii boy ore s.Foofn. on.
s-roon house. sesitss rhlnn.y rssss.
ssss ~ Sse.s s,s,ls,s ~ Is,ss.
45--Farm Lands for Sale
'foc DEAL Win u DIRECT
snd sur prurositiea
ON LAND
At THREE LAKES. swoHoMfsH CO.
WANHfSnro~
~tti appeal 20 ypu
Deed reads stages. daily trains niiIs
Schools. store. phrns. n Y. y.
Write o. ss@ n " MEiRLEJoHN. Mrr
i.snd Dept. 1871 !. c. Smith nias.
gNANNlF
.r.,gEE y,sSss I.nH CO
46--Homcsteads
ise-AcnE iNoffiAIIMTNT ~ acre.
ready plan; to potatoes Or aifaifa. good
vslisy Lard Price 'iss cash ,er entire
tss onryx pSuhprxa
47-Real Estate Loans
tA%. a.. ~
Money IN Improved city property. We
make building teams
CALHOUN DENNY EWING
tissts Building
RIAL ESTATE LOANS NORTHEN~
nanf Mortgage Co. Central Bids
he'we-n caiuuhia and Marion.
REAL ESTATE MoHTgAoEa. 1900 UP
~ - ~. fully secured. tor sale By Joe
LII " Ihcr,s. CO nc lss cnsrry .,
4s-Mortgage Loans
~J~~O>~~~I~>~~~>~S~e ~~e~~~~~l,~,~~eSe
5o-Contractors' Notices
SEALED rROroFAf-H WIii BE- received
Of the office ~ the Lighthouse fuspsr.
tor. Portland Oregon. until : o'cisrk
. m. September 70. 1915. and then
opened. fpr fnruishiur oil engines and
compressors Tor SIP Point Iirht sta
ton Washington, Blank proposals and
particulars may ~ obtained BY address.
ms The above office,
~e~>~~~~s~~>~>cN~~>S>e>0~ e>~~~~~e~o~~~~~~>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21

MoNDAi--stail ~. 5 lbs. or fine gran
ulated suEar hlc stalls T7-ss, fresh
pastcurised milk. Sc at. &c pt stall
1875. zoe can ripe olives. toc. Stall 81.
regular sso coffee. Ise 10. stan IA, .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21
39-Waterfront Property

DON'T DELAY
us, ore o. mofs tsgss tuusaiew
sites To the heauftfui cell
knarn Three Tree tsaiui district.
near TIE eanl salt Hatsr teath.
on ere main lad Everybody 10
asfnuishFd az fhs prize. fesfsi.
ueaasd. auto read. spring eatrr.
store. teiephgn@. street ear ssfs
stra rasss See Wefh Ca tho
rifY snt iiFs thsr~ ths Ycar
sfnan1 save marsT rsrfaa
fhanp fer appointment ~ 50 pat
Hanaav Fis Afki 80 rauutisrey
ears. en- lake Nuftsn line
W. r. Wpou
Egitsu sts sss.t Alaska nifs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21
WEST A. WHEELER.
800 Colman Block. Main f9t7.


mn ~ Mfif AiFMh FF EHblsA DIES
or FLORIDA
\ fGw i0-acre tracts loft a. SEQ an acre;
on line u railroad being built by James
a. Moore Act quickly AZ this price
The richest muck lands In America. all
cleared crop IN seven weeks Hogs
cattle. alfalfa, citrus fruits and truck
Land and conditions guaranteed ms rep
resented. or purchase price refunded
LANGMAfD aof Central Bldg
FOR sAf.f-s-acre. complete ranch nj
Hiveryiew, between Everett and gno-
homlah. on interurhan Bargain.
$1,000 cash, balance terms Owner. y,
niekarbOotn, n. I, Snohumiah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-21

s.I.fxr. on riaEr SOUND
Tracts for fft terms
~ <rvf 80 cash. Is meath.
~I ~. without iHteress
et31 E~ % tars.
cifkH so-EnH co, kiysssa nifs
fo6 FFEr ~ tiishse. with fias isnas sxs
e~ilsns fnf camping ~ sufnfrsf home
Improvements! bargain A. p~fgh, Ma
~~~~~~SS~-@~~~~~~~-~-~~~-~~~~~~~
4o-Exchanges
wN~rEp TO ExcHsSdr-caw. fsF
rod ftrhf fnsrttne. Fpfd preferred.
address N.is. star.
WYi.nE irS8ss 80 Ss~ YsfS HiE Mails
sst
wKNTFf5--Ts Ssar rfSSn a-Tsr of sfSa
tusinsss faf sale stats cash price anf
description. y. y Hush. Minneapolis.
Minn
70 TnADr ssr sWfrfnaNfis. two ioss wsst
Green LAX. -offh itsa. Hans Chfis-
:, :. y -ee~~e-~.~~~
4i--Acreage for Sale
srfcE cargk YARN ron sktE
~ scrrs dairy farm shout - sores
cleared rsss - u good pasture. creek
runuirg through the land 10 fnanths I.
yeaF. Ynuns orchard ~ ~ fruit trees
Eaea T.gnaFr hnpsss good. bir barn.
stssa, ard some other outside bald .
inEs. ripst water ~ me barn also
hot and cold watsr In the house rs
mitch sovs good young team - horses.
end al necessary farming tools Ths
place Is located miles sast anf =
mil. north from Kent Phone. r. y y
f1aii ard school. wagon rad past The
place Price ne. cosl hsf desu. bal
anre on terms WIN take about tt.eef
worth - city property. Simon Kiosk.
u 8. Kent. Wash.
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4l--Acreage for Sale
LITTLE Farm. ssse
$50 CASH. $40 MONTHLY

A fy-aers tract. fronting on
county road a. Kirkland. anf
close % ferry dock impravedg
chicken house. well and garden!
partially cleared and fenced.
Take Madison ear ard county
ferry direct 20 burke a FArrnrs
office IN Kirkland.
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sMotorevcles for Sale.
o-Autos for Sale
s-For Sale Miscellaneous


SASH ANp uooNS
solid a. direct tram factory prices
Don't pay a dealers profit We man
ufaeture eur awn Fuods aud sell anf
one en u ZONE price 60 everybody plan
oar complete catalogue NO IN sent
free on request his stock. iru"ft
shipments
5 crnss panel doors. it .iaes ,.s.,, ,ti.te
Same. far painting. 4 siEes ,st,s+.s. ~
Large cottage fr0nt windows t.sts., 30
suTht ,.indosa ........-......4 10
bungalow easement cash ..ftttss.t .ee
HAM sash t.sttt tt+ftssf y.
nahie sash ...-..4 ,ts.s.ttsftttf -
Turned porch columns ,ttss.st.ttst -
st,,,rr.a t.,reh pe,yets .......... 40
Nytrtsr, name. ................... leo
"Oaia seal" prepared ranfins $4,000, et
uuiiJing paper. SEQ sluHfe fest st't 80
20. a. WILLIAMS GO
phone Main iBtr. 1913 First Ave. =
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43-Lots for Sale

LOT. $50 front ~ 10 deer. near lincoln
beach. house rooms and bath, mod
"fni 2A fruit trees Just bearing, apri.
cots. pcnrheT cherries. apples, pears,
quincc English wainuts berries and
flowers. chicken yards and coal house
hhyS $4,000 equity. Want 10 soil. or
trade Tor smaller place. fsfs W. Minis
A.. Lakewood. Fauntieroy cars. First
ave.
HOUSE and so-foot lot we'll. outbuiid =
ingH. cleared ana fenced short dis
lance from south limits t2ss. $50
down Address Boz ia, H. n D. 4,
seattle
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s2-Female Situation

ctRisrtAN YounE Woman. With Elh
G. wants position - huuHeh crpef Tor
respectable YounE bachelor o. wta'Ner
can atve beet q references. clay or
country. near a svhuai Write % Flor
enes Campbell Nedfe. Wooiiey, wash,
uns ipt Phone GA Of Hearo. Waeilei.
YOUNG WOMAN wants work evenings,
ush.finE taking tickets, ViEar Htshd In
soed hotel pF doctors afdeei can fut-
Htah tbn host % references. Address
Mites rAttisan. 40 HstnE Phone Elliott
htti
ni4HasMNNfNa and alterations hY the
day er piqcu WORK at a reasonable price.
kauw anH 1854