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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26

The quiz conducted By the Cen
tral Labor Council for state ana
congregational offices Friday night
at the Labor Temple proved
highly entertaining as wei ~ IN
htructiye program.
When an Humphrey advocate at
tempted an attack on samuel
Compers. president Of the Ameri
can Federation Of labor. the audi.
onee cri d him down.
Dr Enoch a Bryan. Of Pullman.
a candidate for 4. = senator.
showed be has given litile atten-
ton 10 economic questions. and
was conyeragnt on educational mat
lers chiefly
~. y. Foster. candidate Tor
congrt ~. admitted he voted against
the eight hour law and other hu-
ninnltafiaB measures
The chairman OF the evening. G..
n. CBse. introduced Senator Dan
London. candidate for congress-. a.
member Of the legislature whose
record In behalf Of humanitarian
and labor laws was well and ia
yorably known"
Former Congressman Bryan pre-
scented letters from &. Il Case. for.
mer president OF the State FEEDER.
alton Of Labor. and Frank Aorri-
Ron. secretary OF the American
Federation OF Labor. indorsing bis
work In the state legislature and
IN congress.
Those who were heard at the
quiz" meeting wers. J. r.
Frost. republican candidate for
governor. James r. Bradford. Sc.
aitle. progressive gubernaiorial
candidate. nenry a. Mclean. Seat
tie. progressive candidate for attor.
ncy general. Frank 4. Rust. Seat.
tie. progressive. and W. II. Ford,
republican. candidates for secre-
tary Of state. Robert Bridges. dem
.ocrai. Orillia. and DR. T.. a. Bryan.
Pullman. republican candidates for
United States senate. and Frank
Pierce. Harper. republican: Lincoln
Davis Seattle. republican. Bruce
Rogers. Socialist, Seattle. J. W.
Bryan. republican. Seattle: II. r.
Foster. republican. Seattle. and
Dan IAndon. republican. Seattle.
candidates for congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
MANY SPEECHES TO
BE MADE FOR WILSON

Former United States Senator
George Turner. Edgar G. Snyder.
former state chairman Of the pro
gfessiye party IN this state. and
Thomas Lally. democratic csndi.
date for lieutenant governor. are
now engaged IN making 60
fpeeches In Eastern Washington 10
behalf OF Woodrow Wilson.
Robert Bridges. democratic can.
didate for the United States SEN
ate. aud Otto A. Case. candidate IN
1912 for the progressive Bomina-
ton for governor. will make q
number OF speeches in weste -
Washington as will Ole Hanson.
another noted progressive who is
espoUsing the Wilson cause.
King county meetings. at which
Robert Bridges. Otto A. Case. r. J.
Brown and Henry Alberts Mclean
all speak. have been arranged for
Ceorg town on Monday evening.
Tuesday at Renton. Wednesday at
Black Diamond and Thursday at
Fremont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
WANTS TARIFF OUT
OF PARTY POLITICS

Senator Dan Landon. candidate
for congress; W. VI. Whitney. can.
didate for the same office: ]. r.
Frost. candidate for governor. and
several candidates for county Of
flee spoke at a meeting in Leib-
ley's hall. Queen Anne hill. Friday
night
Whitney spoke on Industrial In.
dependence"
Senator Landon pledged himself
for measure 10 take tariff max.
irg out OF politics He reviewed
his record OF six years In the state
senate. aud declared that he uni
fcrmly aimed to stand for human!.
tartan and just legislation
Prosecuting Attorney Alfred H.
LundIn declared he will continue.
II elected, his present policy OF en-
forcing the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
27-For Rent UNFINISHED

I HALT ACNE WIN GOOD 4-ROOM
house aud outhuildlnEa IN Ballard
~C1ll Inllard Dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
HE DIDN'T HAVE the
RIGHT XMAS SPIRIT

Most generally, on holidays. Har-
ry S. White. 1853 4ith ave. S. W.
was in an obstreperous mood, ac-
cording 10 Mrs Whites divorce
complaint. filed Saturday
On Christmas eve. 1912. they
were married at Tacoma. Two
years later. on Christmas eve, Mrs.
White says, he 'orced her to leave
the house late at night
And on July I last he struck her.
she complains.
Mrs. White asks for S25 monthly
alimony. as we'll as $50 month for
the care of their baby daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
DR.. BUTLER SAYS
G. 0. P. ONLY Nope

DECLARING that the republican
party Is the only political party
that has the power TO make the
nation a nation DR. Nicholas Muir.
ray Butler president of Columbia
college, New York. spoke to an
audience of 500 under the auspices
OF the Young Mems Republican,
club Friday noon.
DIR. Butler attacked the demo.
cratic party from stem to stern.
and said, The republican party is
the only party III to guide the ship
Of state thru the stormy seas of
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wuIrr=ArtHpaS

Al EionRs. ! isc pkEs Grape SUITS
tsc. use can carned beef zoe. .sc can
asparagus. isc. toc can olive oii acc
Toe pkEs corn or gloss starch. csc. fte
ran hest coffee. asc. soc choice ginger
snaps Tee To- Stall a. fresh Washing
ton creamery butter. atr To- ihs 81 90.
fresh oregon sFHs ssr dos 3 dor 81 o.
stall &C. HOMEGROWN tomatoes Sc 10
heed lettuce. Sc each. Corner fruit stand.
uatefmsinnH Zoe and itc each. canta.
loup.s g. each Crescent Meat co
cottage butts itc 10 dry salt pork. ioc
70 choice steer pot roast ier 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
WILSON LEAGUE MEETS

The Woodrow Wilson Independ
cnt league will give a luncheon at
noon Monday at the Commercial
Club in honor OF Ole Hanson. who
recently was appointed as one OF
the seven progressives in the ma
ton on the national Wilson ad.
Nsory committee The public is
invited.
Woodrow Wilson leagues are be-
ing formed in every part of the
state. To perfect 20 branch
leagues in King county. a meeting
will be held in the Smith building
headquarters Wednesday evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
rnRNrRsArIRnAN

stalls 2. 2, ?. !, veal outlets. i1iar NJ
pot roast. &C. 10 - No.. boiling beef &C.
10 round steak, itc 10 sirioin steak
iehr m shoulder - lamb Toe % lcra
~ lamb ibc ~ cottage butts ibc ~
chickens fresh dressed. isc IN Stall
io2, frean butter gPc No.. his sbc. mild
cream cheese. Zee ~ best fresh ranch
eggs asc doE A. stonRs soc at jar
olives. asc. zoe pkna oats. ihr. 6kc can
tea. soc. fs1 can aspafaEuH. Toe, gtc can
cocoa t6c. Q Be- sacks salt. i0c. t0c
coffee sto 10 soc good brooms. SOC zoe
choice ginger snaps Zoe Co.; Toe rolls
toilet paper tar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
sAxIrAuy-s,rtnp,y

stall g. pot rosst roc 10 boiling
beef g. To- choice steak tee IT, veal
roast. rec H. pork roast izac Do veal
steak igMc % stall 90. uatcrmslanH
ihc % apfigots goo basket uarfi,tt
pears Ice doE neH watnuts. The ESQ
Toxic tea store flour. it.so sack. Carna
iiuu milk. 1915 case. lbs sugar sec
~ beet tea, Bee stan &C. zoe can
Sliced pineapple lee. lbs Roman meal
gtc. Doe at new honey toc. pkEn
corn Makes 15c 7 lbs household bran.
2tc zsc coffee. t5c 20 isc bulk pepper.
ann Ih zoo Almarar a.n al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26

stan ~ lbs. graduated auEHr soc,
lbs zoe. A. lbs $50 stan ~. fresh
past ourfzed milk DC PIT &C. at stalls
i527-2p. steer steak. i2hc ~ veal steak
1--we NJ. veal roast. ioc 10 steer boiling
beef Sc 10 link sausage. Toe 10. best
lamb ehopa isc H.; dry salt pork. 100
H. fancy bacon. lie M 1bis PIKE place
hens zoe no springs acc 49, Stalls
el.gf boys and girls school shoes 81 50
and up. Mary Jane slippers. ~ 20 aud
up. hoya and mems acoutH 81 60 aud up.
mons dress and working shoes. t225
aud uN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
WANTS SEN. PoihDE<TER
AND HUMPHREY DEBATE

A debate q tween United
States Senator Miles POludex-
ter and his opponent. Rep. WIN
r.. Humphrey. Is the suggestion
made by Attorney Scion 7.
Williams.
Il am speaking for no one
except the ordinary people sho
really would like 10 know their
man before they vote for him.
nald Williams
lie suggests series OF de-
bates IN Seattle. Tacoma and
Spokane. the three largest
cities Ia the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
GRANGE MEETING

All candidates for King county
offices are invited TO speak AT a
public meeting at the Valley Cen
trail community hall at o'Brien,
Wash. Tuesday evening The
meeting Is held under the auspices
OF the Valley Central grange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
BOY SINGER

Howard Needing. the boy Il
prano. will give free concert Ssl
urday night at Fourth ave. an
Stewart ST. The public is invitet
Several republican candidates wi
be heard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
PUBLIC MARKETS
soI III ENp-MnNpNN

rot Fsasi zoe ~ sugar 50 l's o. 90
rice Inc 2Aes imgnrtsd Farmssan
cheese see 10 best batter 1lc 80 fresh
fanrh eaEa dos 1ac salmon trunt
toe % hsiihut. lbs 4ae rolls. Zee
dos Faishark itf Csc. tomatoes Be-
ih fresh YsEetahirs tanrhes agt
peaches lac basket berries boxes Use.
canisluupas SCI each pears. zoe dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
JUDGE wINsoR FoR WILSON

Judge Richard Winsor. member
Of the school board, formerly a
leader in the socialist party. spoke
at noon at the Good Eats cafe
terra on My Reasons for support
ing Woodrow Wilson"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
TALKS TO CONSUMERS

j. y. Kellogg, candidate for con.
gress, addressed the Home Con.
sumers' league Friday az the home
of Mrs. Marguerite Strong. 6735
Fourth ave. n. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
MINING AND ASSAYING

NfNfNG PEOPLE. ATTENTION
nave three very fine properties gold
gravel ana copper. IN california and
arizona. Each wen developed aud
shows fine vniusH Invite attention
Reasonable terms g. q smoot go
Montgomery st, san Francisco. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
Humphrey Man Attacks :
GoIllpers at Labor Quiz

the next four years He said
that the reason that no war x.
iats "is that there VAS no nation
that could 20 10 war against us
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26

worlds Erestsss riairvcy snt aud phfsn-
aioGtsf. Tuafanfe~s 90 Fsad rHur entire
iifs past pFss@Et and future Eirss true
sdrfrs on husinsss love health and
family effairs tells tho naans ~ Yuuf
fufnr~ husband ar = r. and shat 80 DO
% b. suerFstfal De- NE She has Just
afrivsA Tn this city never here before
one visit eu paf ran far suuf many
appeintmrnts IN others She Hiii re-
NOV. all obstacles and tell Yaa how 20
vim ana hold The one you aeslre She
rivss adfice -, al Important affairs y
NE Special readings Soc Hotel Eik
room 9. itai second. naar Pine
LILLIAN SEYMOUR - WONDERFUL
spirituai riairvnyant medium reading
ANY III SIN a.s mar IrnInn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26


aci-ntific phr~noi0Eist and etairvoyaui.
has jest arrived n your city. can al
yiss you IN an affairs M life ~ you
arc In doubt ~ despondrnt over your
business or family affairs. you can
cons out more than eonau~rnr hv con.
suitiur this wonderful lady Tells vou
who and uh~n Yna viii marry advises
you in business and family affairs. love
Hnd marriage: tells what YOU are
adapted Tor and how Co 10 successfsi
I'm ne Hours from e t1l Special
price. 20 cents Room a.. berkshire
iiotel 1910 Second ave
.cLAtnvoYANr ANp PAINfFrRY avs
University. between Firh aud sixth
Tell past. present and future consist.
inE business and love affairs advise
YOU about divorce rases nnd Hhat will
10 your lucky step IN NE ta take will
toll fuli names ~ Nnur tower sweet.
heart friends enemies aud what you
are most adapted for special readings
tor psrtnanenily located
MADAM bAVta--N NOTED EUROPEAN
palwlst Price SOC with her wonder.
fuI ciHtrFuFant powers rho teNs you
on ono reading will convince you
Questions answered 1919 seventh. be-
tween Pike and Pine
GIFTED Roy MEDIUM - CHARLES
Franklin Special. 35c Evening En-
FaEefnents 20 parties novelty &C
cspted reasonable bi7h Pine. Main
f22i
PROF NEIL GfvEs NAMES DATES
and facts, advice on nil affairs ~ NE
n YOU are in trouble zee me Elliott
IoteL los , PIKE 81 room g.
MADAM NERDfCA -EXrEnT CNUn
reader ani cllirvoYHnt For ~ fea
days readings F5c Room p. Eulatt
Hotel. lotB Pike ct
NINE REID or NEW YonK CRY
clairvoya1t ana card reader sobt
Iike. over owl drug store
MADAM FRY-RELfABtE CLATpVOY.
ant card reader 1,2 Fifth. Elliott
fosaw
MADAM FRANK - CLAfHVOYAN
card reader. pslmist abe Green
Hotel Fourth ana PIKE.
REV MRS BuRpiCK TUES
day Friday evenings. consultation
daily Hotel vcndome 1917 first ave
teie'4 SEVENTH AVE - GENUINE
~c cGId rs1l IGg ,J1IeeHm,,6s>,ooooooooo
27-For Rent unfinished
HALF ACRE. WITH GOOD f-RoOM
house aud outhuiidlnEs IN Ballard
Can uallard a0s
29-Unfurnished Apartments
TUE QUINCY = MODERN 2 AND 4
rooms inexpensive. T2t lIth. East
93s3
ST LAWRENCE-2 AND MODERN
apartments can 1909 Eirhth ave
NN~NN~N-~~~-~-N~> DN~~.N>~~N N~~~NN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
Humphreys Record
in Congress
BY SAMUEL GOMPERS
President Of the American
Federation Of Labor

The faitosinE ts the ssraad 81 seris.
~ articles complied by samuel o"up@rs.
president Of tho American Ird~rstiop ~
Labor, Eisisg III. record 81 vote Of Con
Er~.sman William D.. Humphrey, whom
h- dr~srtbs. . . man Who has iost but
fee uppsrtunifis. 60 sbos bis sonfrnupi
for the organizations Of tabaf aud th-ir
sndeasor. 10 secure remedial iexisisti"n
az the hands Of congress"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
THE AUDITORS OFFICE

While Gel. Byron Phelps,
county auditor. was absent
from his office on account of
Illness. the office machinery
was. without his knowledge.
used To- discharge Il. Soren-
son, one of the clerks. because
he failed to promise support TO
Norman Wardall, candidate for
auditor. IL is probable that
Wardal had nothing TO do with
that. but oVerZealous advocates
of Wardall. following the LATE
Hamilton tactics. were re.
sponsihle.
Since Phelps return To the
office. this has been rectified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26

500 Statesmen WASTED At ONCE
sell Magic Motor Gas 30 per day
one quart. price ~ 90. equals 90 gal
Ions gasoline in mileage Don't delay
Your territory may be open Auto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
2S--Spirituai Mediums
EGYPTIAN
PHRENOLOGIST

Madam NinA has fusi arrived In Seattle
nsrsr here bsfoF~ and she car tell
you all your past tits and shat yuaf
future ufs u 80 ~ can antiss Yau "a
business fffaifs. family sffairs and love
afairs sell faa shea Yea Ull mEff1
snd ths initial - she ore sou eili
faafrF haw 90 rnnuusr Fnur enemies
ard avoid al traubis ana ha happF .
t~iis ynu ~ regard 90 ymur absent
fri-nds tell you shat yun are adapted
for and hos TO - surrsssfHi 90 NE
tells Foa shat business 10 most iurkB
for vnn Tho madam Nfti Eivr Yra
every satlafArtian Her r-adiaEs are All
confidential. charges 90 rsHts TIE
sisaam can ~ found 81 1tsis Union 81
between Second and Ttird stss. Yer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
ACREAGE FOR SALE
kIUhIiND HANttt

Fine frsef acreage fronting On
he's eHuutF road. partly fenced
and cleared Improved wffh
hnMHe sell and nutHaiirinNs
fiaeefa Eafdsn sfr close ta
frfff nrhnnf ard stores Price
fgst irrms sc rssh ffs manth+
o. 20 taafs daily tr fare tu
residents Vnhs kifhiaHa hnass
fs Burke a FaFfaTs otfies "a
ktfkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26
TELL OF EXPERIENCE

John r. BallaiDe. Frank Ham,
mond and John r. Miller addressed
a meeting in. Pickwick hail. West
Seattle. Friday night. each detail
ing his experiences TO qualify him
for office.
BallRine referred TO his work for
10 years with congress for Alaska
legislation. which gave him ac-
quainiance with most Of the mem
beers OF both houses. Hammond was
secretary 10 a congressman. Miller
was mayor OF Seattle, prosecuting
attorney and justice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26

Albert F. Martin. candidate for
prosecutor. and several other coun-
ty candidates addressed the Won.
ems Republican club Friday at the
home OF Mrs. A. Il. Haziett. sS2;
cath ave. y. W.
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l9-MALE HELP WANTED


MAKE YoNR otTtNu PAY Nur- rtck
hunn ard ffuu in the Yakima valley
Particulars aupY Yakima tiep Grow
srs Association. Nefth Yakima. Wash
ofiUtNAL MODERN nNHnGR
COLLEGE. as Occidental Ave
reaches the barber trade vases paia
positions secured RATES cot IN 80"
nY noiN6 HUriNks- uFsTAiHS
rraeis sells Mems rs suit. aad over.
eoats FOR ~. ffssts's Npetalfa auii
shop, posa Thifd ave
% VALUE rRutsERs FoR tis6
f.andauist .Ltily upstairs clothes shos
'ireen mas .ih sni fihs
EKVkNkfTi h ~ ttArr 1905 - ~
2l--Femaie Help Wanted
WANTED woMeN Fon uovrHs.
meet iahs 30 month Write in,
susdisisiy to- hst % position. FRANK
VA ins,isits. Dept fsl.R. Rochester
\. y
wkSrEn-.moF rickEns. fAMiLiEs
preferred zee acres to rirk Apply
Maxep Company. NoFth Yakima. Route
s>~~~S>~~~~~~~~~~~
,2--Female Situation
WOMAN OF 1s. uoop ptsP0striuS
competent haasek~rpsr ara Geek. Euod
Appearance wauts Wnfh in city nf
esuntrY MIS- i-smhard litN Fise
WANTEn -kAArEuRs t.Ynic ruEN
80 rsrif~~tsf srs Frtass
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23-PERSONALS
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23-PERSONALS

tArrtNEsa itER ~ MARRIED ftYE
Are Fuu innslvT Join fsattis HsiIahls
Fusndshis ctuh Ladies' ffss. Ada q
Fssns - linton Ant u
HiSYr RtEuAArisM OF = ccnEa
thAimatfam stewart a holmes Iiaf.
tsifs stores u4nss Pharmacy. iitndu
OF Co. sfos ftfst ave. Hsatt.s. Wash
phons Maia ~
knnAkEHN-- "tS Ar s. At B THY NE
dome" 10 cent? a ron Jacobs. F.t
reg
LApies-My sr.si. .uee..sfai remedy
positively guaranteed Madam Grams
iiss uth ave
GER AcouAiSrKp FocirrY AEEf
tnEs Thursday evenings 1858 Eighth
GENTLEMAN T5' wELi.-ro- FaR.
u~r wlshss 90 meet lady. uhleft mat,
riWnnf address q ~ star
MISS ~ COMMENTARIES aKANa
stshrs % meet gentleman la god
stsndiuE object mstfifnonf. Address
KS ataf
C6UTFF N1VioS nKTilN 11EN11E
uaniruffns u.rhshtfe iiafsi faie
Second aee ofnrr a.
fss CoNfLErE sf.ssfs. wiih.fs
csfs Hrxsuth ara rniea-
WIDOW sE MONTH iit zee w0ifb
mann nas -. i.sarus Tnisde o
cfoR0iE cANNor Fonggr = n
kNVANstNtts o - sat. tees y, ~.
TEDDY HARDlNG-MA
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sp, . sfesa. nstsi ifi, second
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a. Business Personal
afFAWfr NEarEs.rAufE LADY, -
81 saaa f.sH -
fn iHffiHs hnHse fnusi 30 sinrefr me-
asn~fai asiit sfiss aus~srs1 Atts star
GiuEHtsf WIDOW WISHES rArr
uef. tHnsfabis Soonest healthy ussH
scar 80 ntth sauEe means. in small
rash Erorsfr address k.tt Htef
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-26

FOR NALE COS fEWMA NunEHN
ksfnan Fetiass is fIna condition pnr
block 70 car nue Located a. 8e0s
N~Hrasss e.
BARGAIN
a. srFss Improved ard sinFhea f.fnnm
house aad bars. epstas go narhiHefF
and farm implements shsft disfaaes
from city un rufai ffre delivery and
phone John Htidi issaqush Wash
toM DETAILS ~ l.ANps
ranaF Co our mfits nnt camp.
write ~ y ~ MEtkiEJuiiN
MAJ Iana pspf iEet T. - Hmiih HidE
SEATTLE wasn't
-fnu dsat uifh W direct
~wWNe tANEH ffwWNw 90
20 ACRES hAtF MILE PROM Ut
tsit Kline rauntf 90 usiiss npfths4sf
- seattle afs~s CLEARED. remainder
essF clearing tsFunm tunEatHn large
harn mtnsmiiis matsr ptrsh tnin
house ststtfir itEhi. trauiifai rtsw
an idrat home. on rnuntg fuads nsar
Epod school rfsc- tsfed. hAif cash.
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f7-Salcsmcn Wanted

DPPoHTrNITT-fF TDT ARE DE-
Eirous ~ making permanent con
nsrtion On rempnerativs ana fHscinat-
ing work. and have had experience
dealing direct with the consumer na
touassto- house salesman or specially
man. "a will pay FUu 60 Investigate
this al Communicate by letter tn own
Handwriting Swing address and phone
number or directions where we can
reach you Address Kiss. Seattle star.
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wAM1T AID RATES

IN. e.nt n word per insertion.
SIX times for tho price % flNe.
coupan hookN@one hundred lines
Ia he used as dcslrvd~-fa-
Help and situation ads. oue-hait rae.
Funeral Notices ......~.fs- .e'N
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Help Wanted

DO rot NEED MONEY
We viii loan you money on any ar
ticie Of value We can also save
you money on all your needs Epe-
cial sale on auction goods consist
Ing OF clothing. SHOES guns. trunks.
suit cases watches 1eweirY. musical
Instruments. Alaska loREers sup
plies etc The Bargain Store and
Loan office 100 First ave r.. eor-
uer Washington Phone Main f2af.
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slot FOR SALE

4 Qtf-r
This tfstsb lni uiii 30 worth four times
~. rFessn; cost ~ fhs time fau PEI
fnT q a. 'ieo cash and ttf prr meath
fvics uniY ttte located on Mount
Uaksr boulevard extension and iess
than faa fssf from shores - lake
Washington Les us Explain cur reason
fsf the shove statement
a cuWAN a go
gaf C~ntrai NiaE
HArHiFtcE kALE
A rarfntrnf nr sfnra elite iof t. block 81
Gilman Park. Usliaff Price 81 see
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Col. II. II. Hartley. candidate 4
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