The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1911, Page 6

PPECIAL NOTICES. FARMS AND ACREAGE—(Contd.)| CITY REAL ESTATE FUNERAL DIRECTORS. “Our Political Postoffice” | . re MOULDERS OUT | ! | Ry United AKERSFIEL LIVESTOCK CeCe eee ee ee ee * |* FORBIDDEN TO WED, * GIRL KILLS HERSELF * On Febri , 1911, the se post mae the, leadershiy Penrose and Carter ably to the containing or open c White H periodic profits « k further production imposes a tax that is 3 year Senator Boies Penrose sa bill: ~ } | yeesteuuweene CITY REAL EETATE o hundred cases t FOR SALE teeeeeeee Ry WS HOUSEKEEFING ROOMS FARMS AND ACREAGE STYLISH MAK.SOVER SHOP. } NEAR TERRY Pe ee ee a er ~3 * SHE BARS WOMAN W YORK “These ar me of y { the bill. The wh y t 1 to REY yne Ra aitg ie suieh da eencstinniaa the || Retail Prices at He ,009 cost for carrying MARRIAGE CEREMONIES second-class atter or a 4 Te cs onctitig Gl valiroae for trane- Public Markets |/_,,,..,..’!"rommp modernize the entire f 1 r It is idle porting the mails until we shall have estab- PR e | lished business methods by a reorganization of the whole postal system The commission unanimously recommended : |tc ; : : - y : . {EN 5. a « 1338 the passage of the projec bill. Personally LADIES REMODELING PARLORS I have been very much interested in all the details, and, of course, am hear n favor of the changes to be ma Senator Carter said last March: “But I must forego tails. The bill was cordially Postmaster General Meyer and and likewise has the approval « ‘ostmaster General Hitchcock. It failed of passage during the last congress owing to lack of time for its proper consideration, but I have roduced the bill, which is now designated sen. 6287, second session, sixty-first congr The cor > VikW APARTMENT. . mittee on postoffices and post roads will fa i arke f pentene Se ee ae inate . rE ETY STATIONERY ably report the bill to the senate and it should : . " 7 ° : vy TRICK & MURRAY be enacted into law before the close of this ses " | $14 THIRD AV + . NW a T LLANLOUS sion. I believe not only that it will increase ears enn e Ob Soe. the efficiency, but that, after the expense of “a its installation is absorbed, it will result in such economies in the administra f the department and service as will, ere | wipe = out the deficiency S : : j OH ws MB en ’ In operating under it the d t 1 oe SET i ; be able with almost unerring certa Sprtes. bee 3 - BUSINES® CHANCES. termine the actual cost of each service per 4 formed, thereby reaching a sound basis for | * me fisture hors er . P "BURKE & FARRAR, legislation such as is neither available nor ob | : ° t OWNERS tainable under the present systen TED—FEMALE “I deeply sympathize with the earnest desire ont “grag onan ie aaa - : of the department officials to get rid of the : : , N renask Mever- at deficiency they are fated to encounter each ’ . : ie Sane . Sat Leake age “ay " J s CLOSE TO BREMERTON : | WANTED TO FURNITURE year, but I submit that first rea P 3 gion 83 HOMESTEADS. . . ar I ONT | Grand Ramos auction rage Ce nner? RAPALA AAAS . . . * t in ee HELP WANTED—MALE. : ABER -4 : . veces tion of a modern, up-to-date busine 4 j ton " j and as CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE, Inc . tion for the existing antiquated system v ts and" Varley : . f ‘ ‘ : é ; Business Directory rests upon a few sections of enacted in si tee—Relline ue or ; ; ght of : ; Tits Daranrmee 1835, supplemented by statutory ~fragments He aed , E, " . OUR sOLic’ added from time to time since th ~ John Wanamaker said recently | toward that end must begin with the s AMSTRACTERS ARCHITECTS, there will be no general agreement. The mag ; 1 ; 1 é ¥ s oe, cottage and ban azines are supported, not by the price paid for 7 5 25—RUY A HOME NOV the magazines by the readers, but by the ad * "4 P ~ : + ann Meee vertisers, : . ‘ 4 : : * | ME . EASY TERMS. In a sense, magazines are p 7 " but they have a public function to perform—a every r gets his or her paper every night. If your paper sar | : “ B to come by 6 o'clock kindly a reat | ment is to tax the quality of circulation department > | ae ® - : ar and a paper will be guaranteed In & pri: | matter contained in ma‘ 1 you by special tnessenger. aie ‘Daye. evenings. Trial! ments which enable the publisher Main 9400 or Ind. 441 ee i ’ ' nto ede higher prices for literature and edu ES | ROR E Ann | FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET y pants vay WOMAN PARTNER | AMERIC AN HOME INVESTMENT . SALE articles who om arge of 7 COMPANY |* es : NOW GOING ON. educational function. To tax the advertise 4 Teach “The price paid for a magazine does not Ka EN egnt ay 0 SECOND AV pay for the printing and paper. If Mr. Hitch ; cock’s suggestion should become part of the . FINE FROIT AND BERRY president’s plan it would mean that the publi HOUSES. 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