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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1916-07-27
Short ITEMS Of 4ccal 9ntereyt

Supervisor H. F.. King has
made two trips to Lynches river
to meet the Lancaster county
officials relative to replacing the
bridges across that stream. Mr..
King made the last trip to Cooks
Mill Monday. Neither time
however, did the Lancaster Off
Gals happen to be ON hand tho
they had promised to do SO.
The management feels con.
strained to offer an apology for
the kind of paper furnished it's
subscribers this week and for
some weeks past. We can only
say at this time that plans are
! on foot for the improvement of
this paper, and reminding our
good readers that Rome was
/ not built in day." bid them be
patient yet a little longer.
Something should be done to-
wards replacing the break in the
dam at Evans mill four miles
east of town on the Society Hill
road. Ever since the flood. 12
days ago, travel has been inter-
rupted. The rural carrier has
to make wide detour. We do
not know whether the property
owners or the County should
make repairs but some one
should do so at once.
To morrow night, the 2Sth,
the children of Oxford Orphan
age will give an entertainment at
the Courthouse. The profits go
to the support of this home.
This is the orphanage supported
by the Masons and is one of the
finest charitable institutions in
the country. 1t merits your
support. You are sure to get
your moneys worth any way as
the children give a fine entertain
ment.
1t was at one time thought
that we would have som ething
very interesting to say this week
regarding an oil mill for Chester.
field, but it seems that though
things are developing nicely in
that direction, definite organ
ization has not yet been effected.
Meetings of prospective stock
holders have been held, experts
consulted, etc, and we under
stand that various investigation 8
are under way. all of which por.
tends good for the good town of
Chesterfield. We fully expect
to have something very interest.
ing to say along this line next
week.
While the oil mill situation
is being freely discussed, it has
been called to our attention. that
there is possibly an adequate
water supply nearby for furnish
ing sufficient electricity to
run the mill and also furnish
other motor power. Teal's Mill
is the supply referred to. 1t is
claimed that minimum power
of 200 horse can now be generat-
ed there and that the property
is capable of development of
about 1000 horse. The prospec-
tive mill owners would no dou bt
do we'll to investigate the posi-
bilities here.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1916-07-27

4 from the Sky" at the movies.
1 Capt. Henry Douglass is en-
deaVoring to get a game with
Wadesboro for next Friday on
the Chesterfield grounds.
When your watch needs re-
pairing bring it to Wingate.
Prices are right. Work guaran-
teed. Wingate Jewelry Go.
Rev. Peter Stokes, having
completed the Sunday School
Campaign in this county, left
last Monday for his home in
Florence.
There will be preaching at the
Presbyte an Church next Sun
day morning at 11:15. Rev. j.
r. Millard will preach. Every
body cordially invited to attend.
A protracted meeting is in
progress at Shiloh Church. The
Rev. j. ID. Harrelsou, the noted
evangelist, is assisting the pas
tor, Rev. j. l., Tyler.
The highly dramatic film,
Mexico and America" has
been temporarily delayed but it
will surely be here. Don't forget
that. Watch for later an.
nouncement.
A protracted meeting will be.
gin at Zoar next Monday after.
noon at 4: 80 o'clock. The Rev.
l.. Il. Phillips, who is so pleas.
antly remembered in that com
munity will assist in this meet.
ing.
Watch for the new opening o.
fall Jewe,ry, silverware and Cut
glass. New stand in front ot
the moving picture show.
Wingate Jewelry 90.
Last Thursday the Rev. j. l.
Tyler drove over to Stokes
Bridge in Lee County, where hs
was the officiating minister a
z the marriage of Miss Daisy Pate
of Bishopville and Mr.. o. F
4 Watson, of Andrews, S. Q.
The reason SO many people
buy Snits from Teal Jones Co.
! they do not have to alter then
; to fit. They are made by Tail
ors who know how.
You should have heard the ser
mon on The Loveless Church
at st. Paul last Sunday night
The Subject for next Sunda!
night, The Chartered Church. ,
Services will begin promptly a
8 80 O'Clock.
Next Saturday, from 3 to
o'clock the doors of the Movie
Hall will be thrown open ant
each person will be admitted fo
sc. A spec al feature will bt
shown, also a Charlie Chaplir
comedy reel.
Chesterfield and some Other
good strong team-probably
Wadesboro-will play a double
header at the local park the day
of the State campaign meeting
here, August 18th. These game:
will close the local season fol
this year.
To give the country people ,
chance to see the show next Sat
urday the doors will open at
o'clock. Only 5 cents adm. issior
will be charged. Just think
you will see Neal of the Navy
and a Charlie Chaplin coined,
reel
Our suits are Tailored to fit
We DO not Sell the Saggy, Bagg,
Kind. See the beautiful displa,
in Woolens at Teal-Jones 90.
July 9th, 28th and Goth.
Saturday. the Doth is Congress
sional Campaign Day in Ches
terfield. Finley and Stevenson
will on that day go to the mat
A record crowd is expected il
chesterfield to witness the con
test.
Mayor II. NJ Odom has beer
having some good work done or
Main ST during tho laSt ypaol>
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1916-07-27
Births

Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Rivers an.
ounce the birth of twins. boy and
girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
HERBERT QUICK SAYS:
HERBERT QUICK TELLS WHY GERMAN
BABES ARE STARVING
SAYS:

grow Chemistry does not know
what II Is: and only a few doctors
or chemists know that IL exists.
II is found In the fat In the yolks
OF eggs. In butter fat. and not
much OF IL anywhere else.
The German babies are starving
FOR THIS MYSTERIOUS SOME
THING.
In quiet laboratory in the Uni
versity OF Wisconsin an unassum-
ing gentleman named McCollum
has been working for five years to
Identify this element in butter fat,
find out, II possible. how IL is con-
structed. and make IL in the labo-
ratory.
BY the time the next war Is
fought believe McCollum will
have solved his problem.
Then the babies can be saved.
But unless we can isolate the
poison In our government which
makes wars. they will be saved
only TO suffer in future wars.
However, here's good luck TO
Won Mach and McCollum. They. at
least. are playing the part OF real
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
By Herbert Quick

Two million babies and young
children In Germany and Austria
are facing starvation from lack OF
milk
How many are in the same state
OF peril In overrun Belgium, Serbia.
Russian Poland and northern
France. Or Edmond Won Mach does
not tell us-bui there must be hun
dreds OF thousands OF them.
They are the MOST PITIABLE
or TIE VICTIMS OF this brutal
war. because they are the most
helpless and innocent.
Carl Schurtz. whose office Is in
the Woolworth building in New
York. Ia treasurer OF a committee
formed for the purpose OF getting
American condensed milk into Ger
many for these poor children.
Two million quarts OF milk per
day are needed in Germany alone.
DIR. Won Mach OF Boston is trav-
cling about the country bringing
the plight OF the German and Aus
trian child..n to the attention OF
the American public and trying
hard 10 devise means OF getting
milk thru the lines.
This famine is caused by the
fact that the supply OF cottonseed
and linseed meals for German cows
is cut off. and the government con
servation OF grain will not allow
the dairymen to feed their herds
such rations as will enable the
cows 10 give full flow of milk.
Here is one respect In which the
allies have succeeded in bringing
Germany face TO face with starva-
ton. There is food for the soldiers
but none for babies of the sort
which they must have or die.
let It's all wish DIR. Won Mach
success. Let us hope that other
good samaritans are striving TO get
milk into the oyerrun countries
which have no friendly government
to work for the babies.
This situation displays traa.
ieaily the helplessness OF SCI
enee and its ignorance of the
basic principles OF food supply.
There Is a mysterious something
in the fats secreted by the organs
| OF mother-animals without which
the young animal cannot live and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
WEEDS At IS

BALTIMORE. Jan, thames
Livingston. IS, giving his address
as Sill Broadway. New York. went
To the marriage license bureau yes.
terday, accompanied by Miss
Blanche Simcox, 81 years old, OF
Loeb Haven, Penn. and obtained a
license for their marriage.
Livingston described himself as n
widower. From the court house
the couple proceeded in an automo.
bile TO the residence Of the Rev.
William r. Gray Baptist, who
married them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
Billie Burke Was
a Little Nervous
in Picture Debut

Under the personal direction
of Thomas II. lnce. Billie Burke.
famous actress. recently made
her debut in motion pictures.
She was filmed in a Scotch
American comedy drama. :
Frankly. | couldn't help
laughing at some of the things
saw" she said. For instance.
the way they take the scenes.
First they make you say Good
bye. and then. maybe an hour
later. they make you enter. You
know what | mean-backwards.
i was nervous the first time
| stepped before the camera.
Perhaps IL was because ! had no
lines 10 speak: perhaps It was
because had 10 act within Ger.
tain lines-and perhaps il was
because was afraid | would
stare into the lens"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
sol I'll IND

shoulder roast mutton. % h roast,
pork. i2r 10 fancy bacon. zee 10 ham
burger. zoe m. shoulder hams lilo ~ 4:
extra fine Creamery CSC IN. Olympia
oysters. ioc -, Eastern oysters 8sc ~
fresh CLANS BE- ct. heets Z lunches Sc 4.
turnips lunches BE-. celery stalks
lbc. cabbage. lbs roc Japanese or
nnges roc doz Euukist oranges goc dos
bananas. zoe dor full cream cheese zoe
10. Yakima honey. re comb. Z cans car
nation milk 25c shnlinEF coffee a6c
lh.. bars fvore soap 2sc lhs rolled
oats. CSC. honey. fuu at. SOC. ! Sc sacks
table salt, zoe. lhH gloss starch. g5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
PUBLIC MARKETS
W f.sTItkf

stall tot sat can best rnaple syrup
tiit. isc can solid pack tomatoes. iee
stall zoo 10 lbs cane sugar. ESQ. ~ pkg
baking soda &C. Stalls 1919. fresh
hominy. Zoe at Alaska herring $50 dos
stall IA sirioin steak ibc H. snare.
ribs. loo IN stall aga. peanut butter. ioc
M. carawav cheese eEc o. stall 40
sweet potatoes. lbs. Toe. Yakima Gem
potatoes lbs i0c seedisss crane fruit.
Sc each stail isi pan rolls ac pan
pics loo each a.tsyor cakes 20c each
stall co. toc coffee. ~ lbs Soc. bulk
cocoanut soc NJ. stan O. 1ack rabbits
Doe each. rorned beef fetgr 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
VITAL STATISTICS


carl g. cahnson. a. Juneau Alaska
g u onvsr. -. Nor'h Yakima and
D-ish, l. s.rfsn sna Evelyn y
'sahf Tort Angeles =.
Htons. 20. Seattle
can g Jensen. OAK hsrbof' ana NhN'
l. anger hsstNs
Ma,suaiehl Aa,sut a. Portland and
Asa sifnmnia ~ iarah.
~ Cup French snd Dorothy CANT Die
Seattle
Haas Hansen. q. t'nif.d hisiss coast
wussf' Mcciary. seattle. shd Lana
Nefrn~ Tacoma
waiter " stack. 20. and Pea" =
Mari ~. h"sfN" a.,
Rishsfd slater. - ana Mah's G. Kan
charisy - nlsa'on. -. Seattle. ana
Clara Hinahs -. IAenfns
birth.
Mrs and NJ " q f'f'. a''' i''' ave
" s"n . .,..
$50 ~. " aaashi.r ..,.
i',n 40 v asase'sf -. 80.
ME- and ~ - J. "f"f'' a+As -'''
avs ", esesh,sr
Hfs ara ~ h"~sN fsfs FATTY
ave- son 49,,
Mrs ara NJ hannA 80 y tFio -
son
Mrs. ahd NJ NJ hfaNn' afAf l''N
" daughter
Me- ard Nj =. rmHh. lasf ElEhth
ave san.
Me- Ana NJ HtnfY . Nslson. sstt
zen ses. 80 ..
A.. ". d.ushtsr
ME- sHd ~ N ~ fsfis1. tfi' 'tth
Mr. aua NJ y y uslrs' ~ foniins
NJ. and ~ e. Tsasks- 90 Dearborn
81 daughter
Nv and 80. TerussAi iib ifh
NJ. Aaa W % snasr.as. CO.'S second
NJ. ana ~ . a s.erh.rson iss
sfh ass son.
NJ ssa NJ " nrsvhaksf. -'ff
itih ave y " daughter
NJ. ana A'r J.. Presto ss;s FInh
ave ~ W 500
~ ara NJ , g Hiorom. az i''h
ave -. cor
Mrs and NJ I Rosa i;.s Msin o.
son.
wr- Aua NJ " Tsnaka, tst| sair
- daughter
Mfs ara Nj AbHhf ANAMths WI hAA#
- daughter
Me- and NJ y " Mccovern. trei
Nsaron ave daughter
NJ. ana NJ ) a. Nc1rsth, SCI siri
ave a. daughter
Mr. srs Nr \ y. Cornelius. Laurel
hursf son
Mr. sna NJ clarence Brown. SECS
Eitth a., daughter
Mrs. and Mr y oim"sd. iu :. rem
- con
Mt. ana ~ r W Nelson. ssi raj
risr ave daughter
pe.,h.
y v Cfimstsaa -. city hospital. Jar
uarv 9
infsni nsueT fsrs ,tth ave y
ard = 1870 -. Issusrv ?
Arrutfa Taylor -. Prov idsrce hospital.
January {,
Efnia Richard ~ Seattle General hos
rital Ianuaff
Fiera y hpHhss. g. f's Queen Anne
ave January
Hsiia @ f.sscs a.. Providence hospital.
January
Eiira " wright 80 i17- isth ave. y
raruarr
Anna " Hadisr. .. tst1 ttrd ave =
January g
Margaret n Mcintyre. ~. s1ss kenny
o., January g.
samuel rssoo. 81 King county ho.pi-
tai January
George y fTNNshFo. - kNrs county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
personals

lonely Young lazy nFr ~.
hair. violet tfus eyes faiF ruWptrsien
sweet. inNatl~ disposition Austira.
college sducatinn. refined cultured ar-
runtpilshTd in music enjoys good
health easy tn gei Ainns wiih. property
worth 80 600 vill inherit " oae mnr.
yearly Income 81 200. enutd riaftv
hrtsht refined gentleman capable -
iapktuE after her property huWs man
answeFinK NAV secure wife ehn utif
assist financially More particulars
fnf any Wau anHwrriuE uuirh. irrfHs
Ing Eufue uasfHEr Address "Hfnr~f- "
th-ttt. valley. sch. $50 general de-
WN~rIas This uHflrs L. V~rutaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
USE ST AR WANT
ADS FOR RESWL rs

CONSIDER MR. JoNAH-when Your Troubles Heave in Sight;
How He Got Awful Whaling,
How the sailors dumped him while the wind blew
o a
whaebone
lie didn't
the tho
making hay While that diving
his bean he dreadnaueh
marine While peenng thru his pcrscope old Jonah sighted land
he ced Mr. Nhaley with his little old right hand Then
landed his
his clothes
his health
preached he broke the headlines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
BOY VIOL|NIST AT THE 0RPHEUM :
IS VERY MUCH A REGULAR KID"

Introducing Major Mack khoades.
the youngest actor who ever ola a
single" on the Orpheum circuit
Hes the boy vlolinist on the or
phenm bin this week.
And he's very much q boy None
Of these wrist watch don't You
fouch.me Kind. He's regular wa
that describes him better. even
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
The Last of Those
Who Haven't
The First of Those
Who Have

The party who has used STAR WANT ADS
always makes them the first resort IN time OF need.
altho the party who has not may leave them TO the
last
Experience brings conviction with regard to STAR
WANT ADS
They really don't look powefiul-these little two.
shown.
But showing" is an everyday matter with THE
STAR WANT ADS.
With almost every person in Seattle behind them
as reader Of The Star 1t is certain that they can
show results.
CALL MAIN 600
STAR WANT AID DEPT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11

aiHafs h-sR = nFsfsrr shat vocation
Yeu srs adapted FOR str why mot se~
~. testf ~ 20 readings 81 %. satis.
fsctian suarsnisef eos fins near
Nesiishs Market
S>e~~~~e~e~es~N~~SS>s>r~~y> >s~4~s~~~~~~~~~~-~~
Lots for Sale
FORCED go sell one ~ ths rirrsf lots
on Fhinusr ave Address i.ock nor ..
fnan lake Wash
>>~~~~~~~c~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~e~~~~~4~-~~~
45-Farm Lands for Sale
go ACHES snnd. level Land his rrass
all can h. piowsd fns shea, and al
faffa lard Would. make deal cattle
ranch Decided land Price Is % an
acr~l niue; be All cash
HCRIISgHAM fSVEFTMENT co
tana Third Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
5o-Contractors' Notices

SEALED PROPOSALS. viii 10 opened hr
ths Lighthouse Inspector on board the
Lighthouse tender 81 Seattle wash a.
10 o'clock a m. January a. 1919 for
The purchase 81 miscellaneous con.
tsmnsf government property - ths
Lighthouse Service. consisting - hrass
copper ard Iron Junk. old ROPE str
Hank proposals ana other information
may bs had nv addressing the flsht.
house Inspector. Kstchikan. Alaska o.
hr applying 90 msstrr - the vessel
after ~ arrival ~ seattle Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
WEAR GOLF STOCKINGS

LONDON. Ian. ll-Soldiers in
the trenches during the winter will
wear golf stockings. instead of
wool puttees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11

II he has been named by some "a
the vest pocket edition OF
Kubelik.
Hes 10 now. and has been on
big time" since he Was II.
From his mother. who has had
his musical training In charge. you
will learn that he read notes be-
fore he knew the alphabet His
musical education extends over a
period Of 10 years. young a. he Is.
and he has been playing the fiddle
for the past five yearE. receiving
his musical ear from Luther Is.
McConaha. his grandfather. who
was "a well-known yiolinist In the
Middle West
From the boy. however. you'll
learn more about his ability with
the rife He's some shot. and as
hunter. he's got most OF his age
skinned a marathon block.
He was born in Kansas City.
Missouri. and II any kid thinks he
can beat him In shooting match.
Major promptly challenges:
You've gotta show me
Major Is also singer with a
sweet tenor OF great promise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
PHONE TIE
MAIN ssassD Ea iLh
e<ce ~"
WANT AID BATES

One cent a word per Insertion
six times for Tho price 81 i've
Coupon hookr-onc hundred sncs-
20 be used rs desired SEQ,
HELP and situation ads one-het rate.
Funeral Notices .s..s...sss .t t+- 'NNe
Trsn.i~nt-Cssrx~ sdN-rtising
Per Hire per insertion .......t.,. NC
SIX Insertions for the price 81 i've.
10 per cent discount " btu i paid
within 10 DAYS after first insertion.
Want ads received up 70 II 20 a. ~.
for Insertion same day.
The star will not be reHnonsihl@ Tor
errors In Want Ads after the first
Insertion. and the placing ~ ~ -
for more than one time shall he
construed as an acceptance OF this
rendition by the advertiser.
Advertisers must present cr'zinai
rash receipt when calling Tor lot
terS addressed 70 box numbers care
The star when Want Ad~ con-
tanning hNx numbers are taken ~
phone THE star will give rcplics 20
rsrties calling for same. and as
sumeS no responsibility By such
action
Want "A Agent. rrrlverritv District
LINCOLN PHARMACY
NORTH sts. 18TH and wailingferd-
Want Al Agent rRiisra District
y " MULLEN
Bane Ballard Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11

-Four hundred Chicago e. Alton
telegraph operators get raise in
pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11

-Four killed in Springfield. o..
when train hit street car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
PHRENOLOGISTS

MADAM kHNkftA
Egyptian thfrnei HEist
Reads rru- rrfifs life
sfafnF advice or
"a IN ~ ffunffrs
iesr speculation
fnsrfier~ Esparh
tiuHs ~Haf stsrs 60
take 20 ha success.
fu4 unifss th~ sses
stsd explains
thtnss nhirh haes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11

Wireless communication between
Atlantic and Pacific fleets of u. S.
navy held Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
START THE NEW
YEAR RIGHT

or 20 Yrars seat
Ties tusiurss 80
WISER aud CO.. faet
an affairs ~ mo-
love saurtshlt
and marriage 81
readings have R
says pfnfen FH
gessfnt n sos ere
VI arYisd sec 40
islns tiHfd m fan
are in love 900
Adt~ina t.iaIt ff
s.a.sF 49,. .Haaars...E4.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
Spiritual Mediums

ROYAL EGYPTIAN
lifted 70 read your
iife from birth 20
death Locates
nlineH gives true
advice "a business
love and marriage
reunites tho Hspa
rated. gives you she
secret power how 70
win and hold tho
one you love Salts
faction guaranteed
geen Minor and Borsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11

Doors ard vtndaw frames rnngidinEs
inside finfsh. ~ifhrr ~ the raat nr D.
sets hgiitinr rap~r etc
As Tor free catalogue 80 a. Estimates
furnished
o y WILLIAMS co.
tNanafartursfst
Fhons Main ttfT fefr WRIST Ave q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
ACREAGE FOR SALE
GOOD FARM BUY

81. AIN EhoL IT YIN ohhI
GOOD FARM BUY
20 acres u sood soil. creek 30 acres N
cultivation fruff ard berries room
house barns wells. machine ana
-aad shsH 20 cattle. Jersey bull
hafsss hogs ard poultry, wagons.
thrashar Eas engine stump puliers
rnawar rake. al necessary machinery
AND tools 80 sacs ~ spuds and roots
plenty - feed and grain for season (.
close 20 schools and stores, mail and
milk route uwnera have another
ranch. and vtil sacrifice This good
farm. with au perr'nsi property f'F
ita0o u you really want a farm. you
viii huv this
u7.ts.is Green HidE rourih snd llks
rrw SNAPS
acres improved. small frame house
rich. level land. only short ~ay from
PRICE $50. TERMS
acres. vith Mtg trout stream rich rcd
and black loan soil 1--we here aud
work IN city
rRIcE $500, sso cAsu. so MoNrHLy
ga acres. In view ~ Seattle. community
beach very rich soil
cur To $3.50
ses CASH! oSLy 81 PR MONTH
AA~E> A sLAToN 60.
1910 FIRST Ave Elliott sstf
BAHGAtN u NJ acre.. good location
Improved good buildings spring
water y Richardson n y u so T.
Hor 1872 Everett wash
a TINE TRACr or ~ NCWEs
Norih ~ Seattle. extra rich soil alder
land. Groom house. uuthuuseH. haif
acre cleared worth ~ 500 but Tor
quick sale. am offering for ~ 200. on
very easy terms George Easou. 3i2
Boston Block.
IMPROVED RANcU
~ acres. al cleared with small house
large barn. good chicken house ideal
FOR poultry or berries iust across the
hay from Seattle IN veil settled diE
trict Tine u acres Tor 81. 500 which
IL icss than cost ~ improvements
TERMS RFAsoNABIE
tIIrIOHD A NAN ARsDAtE. Inc.
1919 Third Ave. loi Washington 49,
NORTH or UNIVERSITY
90 arres partly cleared icvel black
loan soil about goo feet from Lake
Washington. close to road Will sell
T. j. MARSH 4 co. 200 central Hldg
"YoC DEAL WITH ~ DIRECT
and our proposition
on LAND
Handy to our mills and camps
At THREE LAKES
aNOHOMIsH COUNTY. WASH
viii appeal To you
Good roads stages daily trains m lis
schools store phone " v u
write or zoe y ~ MEtKEtIcHN. Mgr
Land Dept. 1901 H. e.. smith HldE
Seattle
TUHEE LAKES ifNHFU GO
N~~ee0e~-~eo-e~ee~~eNe,~-
~ OnseS tor Sale
8lfa0 NiGE uev. b.room cottage. on
50 foot lot noacnn Mn
~ 900 Nire. new G.roou house on 90
foot Beacon nm CORNER
o. 500 20 room house and ! . acres rich
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Houses tor Sale

Bl1s0. NicE new. room cottage. on
50 foot lot UoAcnn Mn
~ 900 Ntce. new G.room house on 90
foot Beacon nm corner
~ 500 81 room house and I - acres rich
cleared land ie minutes from
city hail. easy terms.
. 40o--i.ot Queen Anne mn.
boutwell, a CROCKETT Main 900
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PLUMBING

d y sPELLMAN CO Plumbing steam
and gas nftlng Phone Main 1862
kaufman PLUMBING 4 HEATING co
1fs-f20 King Seattle
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iils Pike st. between Minor and Bore
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

FRED P. CORN p rst'o' p A,.o,.
secured or fee refunded 76i Ceu-rai
Bi1R asln t0s5 Free book on patents
vs. X ErEVETR formerly Rovsrpmeni
pntenf e1peff. reliable attorney Fcss
Lore 121s Faunteroy ave Phone West
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OSTEOPATHIC p H Us l.
CLANS AND SURGEONS

pT ISABEL Kafney. osteopath wonen's
specialist 1910 %orthern Bank Bldg
94fn $50