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The sun., 1916-12-03
GRAIN MARKET.

VIBRATING markets experienced a
sharp break IN the early operations prices
s sria. |" but s* so~ 40 Il: s sss% m nh: mr. q; ,s 81
we're Nc. to ic. net lower. n early ssii-
cemSer contract. in Chicago and sumors
that a considerable quantity Of wheat
bad been rsso!d BY :ancrte,s q ths .s.-
time market and further railroad embar-
goes against shipments Of sraln from the
sS. esrisS , .S ,ns ' snS y. s s,:S. e1ssse! ~! |.
agitation In Congress nest week. Ex-
.sid. .dd ssa'' H.. IT,: room mh h.: s s:S s:sS Isi
nIseE o9v:In%.s sss W.; maxim; Inquire;
believed that about SOC. sos bushels had
been sHld and that prSspest: were sood
stien at large was stiil very much dts
,,urSed; In the local cash marf.t No:
.intsr. ,i.ss: No. J.. Northern Dui"tS.
ali t. o. 5. New YORK ''"' ''
CORN-The early market developed
net. lower. following the break in wheat
and on. fne weather over the West, with
tax OF interior accumulation because of
houses were good buyers OF December on
the break and In the last hour a vigor-
"uS rdIy accompanied by active covering
restored all the loss. and closing prices
we're practically unchanged from the
previous night. Although Argentine cables
we're weaker private reports said that
locusts continued to damage corn. The
cash market here was weak. with No. .
yellow quoted $40: C. /. {. New York. 10
day shipment.
sharp break occurred. repre-
ecnting lhc. net decline at the lowest. all
ct which was finally recovered. the closing
oeing only. a shade under the previous
night. CASH oats In the local market were
easier, as follows: Standard, bsL I5sxc.:
no. I. white. 5sx T5shc,; No. . white,
h1t noshc. No. 4 white. 57t a57xc.
fancy clipped white. 62a6tc: ordinary
clipped white. 60a sec.
RYE-Market quiet: No. /. Western.
tl.5T c. l. T.. New York.
bAkI.Ef-Market quiet; feeding. sos
& o. b. New York. WV
bUCkWHEAT-Market steady; Jnpa.
nese, $3io; good milling. 1906.
HAN-Mar barely steady; No. 1.
4l,l5; No. 2, $40; No. >. s5c.; shipplnr'
The sun., 1916-12-03
REPORTS AWAITED
BY COTTON TRADERS
Market Dull, Closing Near
Lowest Of Day and Below :
Fridays Final.
DECEMBER rs BELOW 90 c.
Government Ginning Figures
Out Friday and Crop Esti-
mate December II.

Cotton liz In a waiting market. with
unusually long steps. Trading yesterday
IN particular. was duh. probably owing
to the holiday. 1t lacked entirely the
snap Of markets to which the trade has
become accustomed. The opening was
mixed and q tame AFFAIR. with prices up
8 points to Z down..
Wall Street was on the selling sid
and there was selling too for Liverpool
and Southern accounts. Spot houses,
New Orleans traders and room traders
held the buying orders and furnished
al Of the markets strength.
At the close the quotation had worked
down 1 to s points from Fridays close.
which was within q few points Of the
lowest Of the day. The December op-
ton. for the FIRST time in many days,
receded through the 20 cent mark. sell
Ing at 1898. This wal the closing quo
tatioD. Tho opening igure was 1905,
the highest Of the day.
Many factors have contributed to the
markets gradual slackening. The prin-
clpal one Is the waiting for the Govern
msnt's report on ginning. to be issued on
Friday. n the Governments report on
b crop, to be issued on December II.
Local spot market quiet and IS points
lover at 20.loc. for middling upland; sales
Southern spo. markets and sales:
Galveston steady. 10 y. lower. 20?oc.;
New Orleans steady. 81 .. lower. 1885,:
Mobile nominal. unchanged. zoe.
Savannah nominal. unchanged. 20hc c.. 100.
norfolk quiet es% Do InV iowsr. IL. sse.: .cs.
Baltimore nominal. 10 p. lower. 20. 15c.
Aasu;s: .!..dy. !. :, lowsr, 20 lse.; sSS.
The sun., 1916-12-03

SUGAR, RAW-Marke. steady. with
quotations nominally unchanged. No new
available at csc. c. l. {. were not taken.
Private sdvices from Cuba said the
weather vas unsettled and no grinding
<.1Ic.: cost and freight. CSC.
SUGAR. REflNED-Tablets. cases 2 III.
cartons. half or full size tablets and do.
cases. s ID. cartons. full size tablets. 1850 and
cut loaf. .S.s5c.: crushed. $500: mould A..
cubes and eagle 5 ID. bags powdered. &c.:
coarse coarse p SU~%s,sa' ,,sse:; ,I pScd eosa.; .nd
1.5oc.: domino formulated. cases g. ~ and
. ib. cartons. $50 and 1850. In half cases;
EAGLE eS sonsse sIanaIa,.a sF: 4sia' ,,'S Sn:
carton. nm. sranulat.d; 7.soc.; : ID. bags
in sacks and 7.soc. in sSls': s.. 'G il. bags bag;
do, 1909. /; 10 III. bags do. 7.7oc. in sacks
and ':soc; In ssl''; Is and 50 H. bass do:
.ranulaied and diamond 4. 1Soe. %confec-
80. 3, ?:5e.: No. !. !. .oc.. No. 6. Use;
;. s.ssc.:: 'S %o: 10 s 4; e:c' So. No. NJ. :. &C.: No. 10.
IL. s.soc.: Nos. ~, - and Is, s.75c.
VEGETABLES. MIsCELLANEOUs-AN-
l rHov orleans, Dbl. $1,000 ARTl-
10: nearby. Jerusalem, Dbl. IaNt BRUs-
ELS sPRouTs.s,ate and Long Island.
G,fi Sniss; sEANsGHri.,ida; via .xp,ess.
BEETs-Nearby. 100 bchs.. 81: tops on.
hi 'ag,ST, New Orleans, per 100 b:hs.
ii,:Ss;. pSsa.hssi TOP: 5a, S lsS 'Gr.i !Msgs:
WASHED. top, OF: bsi' .:sss:So! an.!
Ss."Sd loo S' Sch 1s. s si'so ss'ss' GScG MN RS
Danish seed. ION. ,ssSsS; bill ,s@sSc:
s].ss.s::. si ssi,. ';issiaasS; 'S ent ,isi:si red
caii,ssnia, sr,,s a." Hs a'-'' SA i!fii; s5SiiS
al: 30. g. bsl'. sisoa:: Long Island.
crate SOC nu.:S; long Island, ia, rate,
I'll i Long Ns, i:!ap sSl long es'; 80; !; sDl: Ia
i@:o,nia. hall crate :5sc. . 81. cHIcoRY-
.:g..5o EGGPLASTs-Fioriia. box. $50
i fAmolM 9ii'. sss So: s's'% dini Ntr S,:
ported, strings. H., sa7c''; New Orleans. H..
a Sc California; D.. 6asc HoRsERAD-
BEANS-Californis. nat box, N.5oa:: Gu
hsk. :oc ~; Carolina: bsk, &c. 81; State,
IA. average, bsk.. Zoe, a $3.50; New Orleans.
Ss'" lss s. sth. n's s.. s 5S%'as' .d bEHESIS;s5.
100 IN, sas ..assS,:5; 100
Hlom.5o orange COUNTY, yellow. 100 ID
btrinuuh, half craze, H."5ml 40; Connect
cut valley. yellow. 100 ID, bag, S.25mi.25.
red, 100 ID. bag. 81 Assesses. OKRA-Flor-
Ida. bsk. s?a3.iO; 8 TIL carrier. 81 5On3:
3 tn carrier, San I; Jersey. bsk., sI5on
PERs-FIorIds, box. ,s@s,5c'' r~ARsL.EY
Nearby. 100 bchs:, Eml,?5; virginia, bsl..
75c.gi; New Orleans, curly. bbl... Aai:
KlNs-Bbl. H:5ml,5o PARsNIPs-Bbi.,
s2.50n3. RADisHEs-Nearby. 100 bchs.,
.oc.mfi. ROMA1NE-state.. crate, 25c.m
bsk.,. 25M I5c.: nearby. bst,. .5m75c.:
Maryland, hsk.. 95c. @&1; Virginia. bsk. 20
M7Sc.: North Carolina. bsk., 25@76c.. Flor
D. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. bundle. T5c.
SHALLOTS--New Orleans. 100 bchs,. SEA
30. SPlNACH-Nirginia, bbl, SOC. All.
nearby, Hubbard, bbl,, s2ms,5O. TrRNIPS
-Rutabaga. Dbl. or bag. Sl.50d L75: white.
bbl.. $2W3. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Der
lug. tlal.5o; crate, i1al.25; ho,hous.. e.,
l0W 2jc. WATERCREss-i0o bchs, Sl..5
ml,50.
The sun., 1916-12-03
CONSOLIDATED

Many Stoke improved decidedly in the
Two hour session In the Consolidated Stock
Exchange yesterday. The upward movement
Included both industrial and railroad shares.
United States Steel ommOn however, usually
. leader in tho market. moved within com.
that made the best Improvement were Utah
Copper. Anaconda. Inspiration, Kennecott,
American Hide and Leather preferred, Co.
lumbia Gas. Republic Iron and Steel, South.
ern Railway and Chicago. Rock Island and
Psdfc. Ths advance In Rock Island was
accompanied by reports that satisfactory
progress 10 making in the reorg anizatiOn
Reading was strong early. but afierward re-.
acted. Commission houses handled a large
snd we'll distributed business. the trading
list being particularly broad for n saturday
Seventy different issues were represented in
the transactions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14

night with q nice new pair OF stock.
ings. Miss Hunt says they wern't
silk. but they looked 80 silky that
a critic declared they were. which
was just as bad as n they had been.
OF course this was all Leiand's
fault. He's the director and he's
supposed to look out for every
thing.
II vas Harry's fault that the
clock In tho preachers study In the
blindness OF Virtue" which resist-
cred nine o'clock for the evening
scene. was ticking along for ten
O'Clock when the scene had shifted
20 scven-thirty the next morning.
Harry's the Goat
II was Harry's fault when q girl
in the audience. getting excited
over the climax OF blindness Of
Virtue" when the angry father
walked In on daughter clasped In
her sweetheart's arms. exclaimed
from her orchestra seat Good
Night II nearly broke up the act.
All these things. which are bound
10 happen sometimes. are the fault
OF the stage director. The director.
you see. has nothing 10 DO but d.
rect rehearsals and plan scenery
and the light effects and fix up the
thunder storms and showers and
figure out the Incidental music and
get the show started and keep IL
moving and play q part himself
and do a few odd Jobs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
CHANCES SUIT
AT The CHURCH
At Any Rate. Hsekett Wore
Different Clothes When
the Services Ended
LELAND is TO BLAME

Harry Leland IL The stage director
and official goat for the WILKES
stock Company. and when anything
goes wrong n IA liarrY's fault and
he cstches Hall Columbia from Tom
wilkes Bear that In mind.
Nat Duncan IL The hero Of The
Fortune Hunter Al the end ~
the third act. b. leaves the scene.
remarking that be 10 going t0
church. In the fourth act he shows
up. just back from church But for
the first two nights ~ the Wilkes
production. Norman Hsckett. play
Ing Duncan. appeared In the fourth
act with a different suit OF clothes
than he wore IN the third.
poor Phoebe Wore SILK
So you see why II was that Tom
Wilkes got real sarcastic and asked
Harry whereabouts In the church
service the congregation swapped
clothes.
Then there II Phoebe Hunt. who
plays Betty. the poor druggists
daughter She played II opening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14

PORTLAND. Ore. Aprfl 1.-The
40 Oregon delegates TO the biennial
session OF the General Federation
OF women's clubs. In New York.
May %. will DO instructed 10 vote
for Mrs. Josiah cowies Of Los An
geies for the federation presidencv.
Mrs. Cowles. they argue. gave MP
her aspirations for the presidency
two years ago. that California
might be designated the last meet
ing place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
CANADA Is CUTTING
OUT ITS LUXURlES

oTTOWA. Canada. April IA
Canada has cut its silk stocking
bill from si6,667 TO sii.sls: its
bill for precious stones from
si16.677 to s9.90l.
China tableware. dried fruits.
nuts. ribbons are few other
Injuries greatly reduced since
the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14

BREMERTON. April l4.--Daniel
l.. Mccarthy. yeoman OF the u. s. S.
supply. has been rendered life
saving medal from Washington for
the rescue OF Philip Thompson. n
salesman. from the narrows near
here on February 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
BALLAINE
TOUNMASK
PLOTTERS
BY gibson GARDNER

WARRINGTON. o. C.. April
f4.--charpino that . gigantic :
plot esisfs. fostsred BY Now
York capitalists and aided BY
certain men In Seattle. 70 block
eompiesIon Of the governments
railroad In Alaska. John z. BAL
isine announced here today
that he will return ~ once 70
Seattle 70 prosecute his fight
for congress and unmssk the
men he alleges are the con-
spirstors. BsiIsine declared:
with favorable action taken BY
the house committee on approprta'
tons on the item of 1924. 900 for
work on the government Alaska
railroad. I am now ready 70 20 %
Seattle and enter actively upon ny
congressional campaign In the -
publican primaries.
Il will submit To the people o!
the Seattle district some amazing
proof OF the secret alliance that 81
lsts between a few men IN Seattle
who are on the Guggenhe,m pay roll
and the officials OF the Alaska syn
dicate In New York 10 stop con
struction OF the government rail-
road In Alaska with the coming 81
q new administration. and deuveu
the territory back 10 private 81
pioitation By and for ths Aln1ka
syndicate. =
7 propose 10 take the Uo1u
from this little ooterts Of tra1oBgl
20 Seattle and Alaska IN . DaAne1
that win put an end 70 their u
piicity and their power for ooBo(
manipulation and mischief. % thai
the development Of Alaska nay %
forward with the continued bu1l6
ing Of . network Of sovssnDant
railroads for the common GOD oi
Alaska. OF Seattle and of tie vAole
Pacific coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
VETERAN WORKER DEAD

Frederick Holbrook. rs, died
Thursday at his home. 1905 Fifth
ave. w. Up TO the time of his re-
tirement from the service a few
weeks ago he was the Oldest EN-.
ploye in point OF service Mt the
Puget sound navy yard. He was an
engineer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
PUBLICMARKETS
WEsTIAkE

stall ;es. solid pack corn. Ice can; .
psss raisins itc. Stall ~. veal stew.
Ice ID. veal roast. ise and itc ID. Stall
lis. rhuharh. . ihs, ice. asparagus ioe
ID. stall ia shoulder hama iase ID.
GOOD bacon. isc 10 Stall al new cab
hsGe. So head. white onions. . iba sbo-
stall ttf. $40 boz starch. sse. pit jar
honey, ace stall ., beef leaf. ifHc ID.
shoulder hams ifsc 10. Stall sie. No.
10 sack flour. 500. peas. asparagus. to-
mstoes 50 can. stall tai. fruit cskes.
iko each. extra large f-isyer cakes. zoe
each. Stall ais. homemade mayonnaise.
soe ID. potato salad. iac To- stall 1876.
fresh killed chickens. 12c H.. tomato
sausage. lbs sbc stall at. soc Hyio
coffee. lbs Toe. h-lb, Bakers cocoa.
toe. hot peanuts = tbs use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
CONSUMPTION IS
URGED IN CANADA

OTTAWA. April iA-Forty-two
Recruiting league delegates will
present 90 Premier Borden today a
plan for compulsory enlistment to
provide more troops for overseas
fighting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
JACK GETS HOUNDS

Luke and Lucy. two man-huntirg.
bloodhounds. trained at the sta -
penitentiary. have been presented
by Warden Henry Drum TO Tn
derSheriff Jack Stringer. OF King
county. and are at the county stock.
ade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
MRS. MARIE q. sAvRs DIES

Mrs. Marie y. Sayre. mother OF
J. Willis Sayre. Seattle dramatic
critic. and former nurse in
the civil war. died at the Seattle
General hospital Thursday night.
after an Illness of three months.
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
REAL ESTATE MEN MEET

The weekly luncheon Of the Sc
attic Real Estate association. at
the Butler. Thursday. was attended
by about so real estate dealers.
Plans for their trip April 81. in
which they will inspect port prop
critics, were discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
CONCERT TONIGHT

The concert OF the Michigan Glee
and Mandolin clubs will be given
Friday night In Meany hall. on the
University OF Washington campus.
Reception and dance afterward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
RETURNS FROM JUNEAU

A. A. Isbell. superintendent OF
construction OF the Marconi Wire
less Company. Is back from South
eastern Alaska. where he arranged
for the purchase OF land at juneau
for new high-power station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
URGES "RAG" MUSIC
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL

CHICAGO. April l4.--Rag.
time music when refined has q
place In the Sunday school. ac-
cording to Prof II. Augustine
Smith. minister OF music OF
First Congregational church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14

Pot roast. Te 10. roast veal. leo 10. /;
link sausage. leo 10. round steak, iSc
ID. steer steak. isAo IN pork roast.
iiHo II. veal outlets. i7sc 10: pure
lard. ifbo III, best Jersey butter. tse
ID. full cream cheese. Tbs .sol fresh
strsvberries. isc basket. shsd roe. soc
III. ! fresh shrimps. ite 10 red snapper.
20 ID. Patent Excsilent Holly or Snow
Flake flour. 81 a. sack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
10 GET HIGH DEGREE

Ten candidates at tho biennial
ceremony in the Scottish Rite tenn
Pile Thursday night were awarded
the 33rd degree OF Freemasonry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
LAWYERS HOME RoeeEp

The home OF l.. b. Stedman, law
yer, I'LL 18th ave. was entered by
a burglar early Thursday morning
and n gold watch and fob. s35 in
money and suit OF clothes were
taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
What Would You Say

if prosperous business man stopped you on the
street and offered you position which would pay
YOU IS per cent more than the one you fill now'
Every day some Seattle business man offers just
such an opportunity to the right man in STAR
WANT ADS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14

IL Mailed free pc~fpaii -ithout
cssrs.s on request rats ea,sisss. 10
90 eonpisss and fuii % saGG~sstsns that
ere can order ss easily from II ss ~
tookfas AZ the material ia cur store
We wusrArsss cafe fsliv~y. Bis steck
Prompt shipments
o. n WILLIAMS co.
Fhons Main fssf. fsss rfrss Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14

Bill Waestan Ia no "arm-
chair" lover. He's more like a
cave man. Our next novel-a-
week, North OF Fifty-Three,"
tells about him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14

ARE YOu IN NEED OF
MONEY!
Tbs narsain Htare ana Lean
office. i.e First ave corner
WashtnEfon. Will inan yea
msner on ali articles q vain.
We can also save raa monsy
Wa nos have ssrspiai sale on
ciothtnx. shoes ;ocis. auns
TRUNKS SALT cases. wstehes.
isuslFy. musical tnss ratnsnta
Alaska eempinr eatrits. log
ssfs- sne FfsifEHH suF-
ft.ffS Hsmsntsr fhs place
taa First ave- sorurF Wsshs
tagtan. We buy. sell snf "a.
rH.nxs Phone MAin 1881
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14

ANr KIND or TERMS
This side 81 rnsanssinsi In good valley
near good town. close reishtorr! has
valuable iifnbsr. no, Logged over. nahs
good ranch when Cleared rood soiii
plenty - water! near Improved ranches
Under ordinary conditions owner would
bs ASKING ahou, ts.aeo. Mast have . few
dollars and ~ir make tsrms 10 suit on
balance This best snap In the state
pifr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14

Mrs. Booth, wife of Ballington
Booth, founder of the Volunteers
of America, is $4,000 richer by
tho will of Charles ID. Stickney.
New York lawyer and philanthro,.
pist. Stickney left practically his
entire fortune to Mrs. Booth. for
the benefit OF the Volunteers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14

EVERETT. April IA Snohomish
county commissioner have author
ised the appointment OF a county
agriculturist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
FORD SHOWS FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. April it.-At-
torneys for the Ford Motor Co. de-
clared today they would carry the
fight against payment OF a $4,000
state franchise tax 90 the supreme
court % the United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
ACREAGE FOR SALE


HERES ohs % thos= fina buys sau hssf
about only once In great while ~
acres Of the best soil. 7 - thsm all
cleared finest % running water. Ths
place 10 on the county road Tho post
office and a. u station are a. one
corner 81 this property The price is
ta.eoo. make your own terms Better
hurry ana ipah this over ~ 700 cant
handle ali ~ ii. Will sell you a
psri oay orr. tes Ls.ry blar
ACRES sons clearing we'll. fruit
trs.. s-rocm house. good coll near
" n gstisn; short dis,anc. from -
stfia only too o~nsr ~ili sell "a
balance monthly can room TIA Em.
pirs niig, 81. second ave
rofAfo LAND
GARDEN LAND
rRtrr LAND
10 ACRES. All ron $3.50
very handy % Rastti. and Tacoma
WHY LEVEL
EASILY CLEARED
$40 CASH AND - MONTHLY
rroEr souSD FARMS co. ees trd A.
WAIT 70 ell. a. inseis. Price. COR en-.
urs stock 81 general merchandise In
eiudias real estafe ard huiidinss
About sssee cash ~iii handle VIII
tssr further investigated. Address
I. A, Peterson. isss gsns ave
~f><~~-~F~-~-~N~F~NrNr ~
slot FOR SALE
IoTs-rors-LoTs
% rn,nuiss from osnoas ,erifs feet. lies
wesi. hinh ard slightly.
PRICE $780, yorR ows TERMS
Wear i.t.. fin. nshins ara bathing
AAsES . SEXTON 90.
1919 vrrs, Az. Efiies, ,sr
si5--Des Moines SIS
Bay Dee Meines ioss as sseh In track
% present ard eesnins improvements
fnssstissfs to-day Few ieff. ~ r.
riun. tfs Alsshs rsx
Two Tors. Rsiuisf nsaeh. teKiss ssrh,
~ hiorhs FROM ear. tstss use cash
-.~e ~ y :
44-Houses for Sale
ron sAt.Y-- aAn0AfN
I've ne~. rsedsrn tangsia~s Z ara
rocsna With uroastruetihis view. eiess
to wet Seattle Jxnsfiens buiis-in COZ.
vsnisness small payment de-n. bal.
snes inc rest Gail cvssr After p
MONTY seed barrsfn- modern f-rocm
heuss s,s vosd shed. sve lots. corner
u. ftth ard Cove ccst tsGts. VIII
take f.Tss; terms Phone Proctor sts
ron eAtE
s-yeor. esttass. fine tscs.toa. viii sserf.
fee n soit al once. Nuet have ei.eee
ss:s rhes. oss.s Anss ssi,,~
CLOTHING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
CLOTHING
46-Homesteads

4b-Homesteads
pYLfNQrtsHNE~T for sal. ny ewner.
ito acres. one mile from station. Close
% nsishbors. telephone and rood road
~ acres picwsd - acres fenced and
In whsa, Price tree Cali on or ad
dress = ~ Crav@r. srts 18Th =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14

tiea and explains love alfalfa and fam
iiy trouhles, reunites the separated. etc.
Satisfaction guaranteed es % charge
Ne one IN trouble turned away. meney
OF nc money. Permanently located At
tfs Union Ct
~~~~-~~~N~~-~~~~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14

2i--Female Help Wanted
u n aOvEHNMENT iehs op~a 70 wsrns
sn. Us rnanth f.iss % toha fF.. Write
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NEAR BREMERTON

4NT<AiN bIbNl I'm YIN
Must sacrifice 81 aorss. With an uniim-
tied amount 81 pure spring water. fully
equipped pumping and gravity system.
furnishing residences with water plant
IL paying 500 per month. has "a
years franchise owner wishes to re-
tire. Small amount OF cash and some
trade viii give YOU possession. apien-
ala chance 10 Increase enrninEs BAR
gain for some one
scHnOEpER as Green nIdg
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s-For Sale Miscellaneous

aAsH AND DOORS
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