The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1912, Page 7

THE hai shah ie AUGUST 5, 1912. a j MAN WHO HAS SHAKEN $50,000,000 escapee tewet.. OUT OF THE OLD WOOEN SOCK | Water Front For Sale—F urniture. annngeimeen mrp | RADAR ARAAARAAARARAP ARAN 40x100, Lincoln Beach, tido| Kor Baio—Vurniture of & roome. 360 lands, 1,750; terma, Denny way, Malin 6887, 6r, North 1746 00 furniture of & it urniture of 6-toom ho $700. 208 Third W. rte “08 Wanted to Buy-—Furniture ein Path, Go, V6 XT For Sele—Livestock HORM AUCTION CO #, bas salen of hornes, harnens, every Tuesday, 1 Hobb, Auct. Phone’ Matn 189% Two new tiich cown for 206 Bixth N. Queen Anne 43 Nonte ae ee Henry, own KERS CAN TELL TRUTH © ABOUT DIS DISTRICT WITHOUT BLUSH LAUNCH LOANED FOR PATROL OF LAKE Joseph E. Thomas haa donated the use of his fast launch, the Comet, to be used the rest of the summer @ patro! boat. All he aske is that the city keep the boat in good condition while It uses it. “if thie launch shall be the meane of saving one life during its period of service, | shall be fully compen said the letter from Mr, to the city council, The boat was put in service yesterday, with Port Warden Dav in tempo- racy command. Capt. Davies, in his report on the eubject of a patrol boat, says that & watiafactory launch can be bullt for $1,609, and advises that it be used on Saturday and Sunday. Mi report also states that none of the owners of wharves, houses buve provided + ng lifo pre servers, provided by ordinanve. Me sugeveta ting the ordi nance so that every place of that description on the loke will be com pelled to bat fa gre pp" Socks. A. J. DALY KILLS SELF Clyde Morris, secretary of the Arctic club, yesterday received a cablegram stating that A. J. Daly, prominent democrat and attorney nal" and jowelry turn bag Beacon Loat—Tulldow, wpota on neck evenings Bast 1346 Want house & office furniture smn Gibson Chandier, 619 Pike. M. a2 The Little Joweiry Brore that always lis for less, Get our price first Syme 1427 Third, near Pi _Help Wanted—Male eep money o Star office or cull with wiitte Biliott 1626, befnare LITTLE FARM On ® good road cant of Kirkland We have 6 acres where one can start farming and raine vom tables, poultry and berrl Beattie market, Ter 5 cash and $10 ath, Come over t Kirkland ko @ Madison carl unty ferry or xteamer to Turke & Warrar's of-| n Kirkland, or call 104 Cher wears sale. fron mile i A very fine K Pi women to r trade; wages reine Call or write, NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE tah 1» School. - Ww vton Bt ihe Within ix weeks er of licensed janitors * will be opening in Be . which you can qualify quickly low vost at the Seattle fincering School, First av. W, and oy Bt Why dees Cundqutet eetl for $167 Hovause he sella the upstalra, Htoom 204 Kinprese The- atre Building ae iy dquiat wall #26 walle for $167 BY USO he sella tifern upstairs. doom 204 Empress thé- pire Hullding Learn to be a good berber MOLER BAKKER COL bat A 220 Bacidontas Ave. Hay Yor janitor in exchange f tuition and books. Beattie Bu __hons College ~Tlotel State, oi 600; $1.50 week Wore Werman. Roomn the and 6 Yates Wotel, sixth « bath and ‘phone. THE FINEST, THE GRANDEST, ws to Loan — y fine r aa | wn wh REAL, cant ayment down, * 3 NTRY LOANS 4 OF vacant property, nt, $60 to §600; long of easy payments; no de- & Co., 212 Boston J. GOODFELLOW & BON, iieal tate Loans in amounts from to $10,000. 611 Raliey Bldg oney to loan on liberal terms, ore dinary rates ors’ Bo Mortgage, 166 alge: $200 CHEAP? YRS, CHEAPER $12.50 an acre will buy this finely located 160 acres; some clearing, flowing stream, 1,600,000 feet mer chantable timber, e@asy logwing, timber advancing; alone worth| = cost of the and. We know the mmend t at wervice urkets in touch ow, Deliver by y loaned i private can Jewelry Co, SASTERN HROKERAGE Gi Leans from $5.00 “Too oo to Rs BALARIED PEOPLI Sthout security of indorsement, LOANED ON FURNITURE, %, Warehouse receipts eral tern confidential, 603 2nd Ay, CHARLES SOMERS COMPANY <— Alaska Buliding. wale THEODORE L. WEED. Bay Eighteen months ago there were; and since then has continued to Kavaneugh's three uses for thick woolen socks! breathe the air of the capital. Weed} * — in the United States. People either| was given a job as stenographer for Male wore them, deposited money in/the government when he was 22. them, or filled them with baked| They paid him $1,000 a year, potatoes and tied them around their] Weed is so different from the necks when they had sore throats! bankers whose pic 4 are bung in heodore L. Weed eliminated the }chamber of commerce butidings and sock as a depository for surplus|rogue galleries that many people funds, As manager of the national! who visited his office say; “But I postal savings banks, the people| want to see the manager. have come to trust him with money He is short of stature, slender, they used to put in the bottom of/almost fragtle. Having always the old coal range and then forgot | worked for a living, he has never about it until they lit a fire and/put on much weight. His head burned it up. hasn't tncreased in size since his He ts the best friend the widows! bank became so prosperous, He and orphana ever had. They are|continues to show intelligence, turning over a million dollars & courtesy and common sense he week to him now, and the Ink with | always did. which he wrote out the name of) —.—. depositor No, 1 ts bardty dry. STEVENS’ ACADEMY He has opened 12,000 banks and Fourth Near Pine the total deposits to date are al! Dancing Guaranteed tn most $50,000,000. All of which|4 Private means that Teddy Weed, in spite of Cc reighted his little mustache and less than) Halts for prive two seore years, has inspired more neg day and confidence than the old-time bank: | gins ers with thelr bald heads, white whiskers and olly smiles. Weed was born in Norfalk, Conn. but was moved to Washing ‘NOTIFY WILSON re are NEXT WEDNESDAY potions vin econ cadres, rh pets convenience OF Our readers Sea Gin, NFL Xie "6dover- jencles at ve eatablished ag nor Wilson announced at @ lunch eon here today that the democratic notification ceremonies on Wednes- day would be attended by Chairman James, the mombers of the notifi- cation committes and the guests they invited, including House Leader Oscar Underwood, Speaker And will pay 6 conte a. ° p a po =— the market price for pound vse Special prices for stock that wil up to Al standard. Higher pte price for good killing stock PACIFIC fouurry CO., ING, and Pike, STUM ND 18 DEAR IF GOTTEN FIRE: Why nd time and money and back reaking toll on rough, loggod-off land, when you can get rich, CLEARED, level land for lees than the cost of removing stumps? We «till have a few choice 2%, 6 and 10-sere tracts left, in suburbs of fantest growing city in Northwest Big markets et your door, city conveniences. $100.06 an acre; very easy terms. AMERICAN HOME INV. Co __Mehihorn Bidg., ond Av. KIRKLAND POULTRY RANCH Adjoining the town of Kirkland, fine tract of land, with spring, chicken house, little ho ete., part clear- ed. If you know anything about chickens and want to go in the business, see me and 1 will gi ou @ lift, Price $1,260; term 100 cash, balance $15 4 month. J ey 4, Anderson's wharf, indtaon pari —_— Thorou ~~ BOP ROLL AROUNT Disa. ie mal ft, wpanlel And settic on our Seattle Suburban] wood 34 0, Phone Tracts; 45 minues from Pike st., 0 . north of the clty, and easy walk-| 9.) AMAGE ing distance to train, boat or complet bath terurban; 16,800 square fost of mplete. Teal soll, We can show these tracts at any time of day. $126 . $10 cash, $5 per month OSCAR JENSEN & CO. $14 Northérn Bank Bidg., 4th & Pike Shap near Beattie. 1-ncre tracts good chance to double your I placed 60 a e sold. Choice ng of new auto and lunost clear, no tim- clone to re, _postoffice, school, mills and car. It will pay you see this. Your choice for $50 down and $10 per month. Ad- joins new town. See Barney at/> station. Seattic Heights, Everett interurban acres, % miles east of Sisco, Wash, on N. PRR, with -room house, barn, chicken house, fine stream of w one acre partiy bes nn me ne, | ea.| improved. This is your chance to Firs ciasw rooms, newly furnished, et @ good bh small payment close in, phone and bath, $1.75 and monthly. Con-/6 1007% Weller. Phono Beacon} tracts carry insurance In cane of denth and extension tn case of ron a 4 e— MBER & TIMBER Co.| HAND Carom at a Pocket Billiard s Henry Bldg. comesriene © vowing alle; ~ AMERICAN LAKE Seite bax Caer Don't pay $76 to $290 an acre for iD “T saw it in The Btar* £00 Hate iis F male H Frome elp Tera aa Y FISH DAY AND WHEN THEY Fish FOR TROUT New Corner Market, First ve Phone Willott 3268 E KALEM POULTR ARKEE Dressed chicken . ARR Ib, Bring ghicken -.. 266 per Ih, © and dressed turkeys ai 4 tus ways on Pike ere enn My short course home bookkeeping instruction arantes qualific tion 30 day: snistance position: student or Le ong nan. wanted ever Countant, 408 White Bullding. MEN and WOMEN wanted for co mercial, railway and wireless te) graph service, iis to $90 monthly; saay to, learn; t Pacific re of wath Institute, 706 "ifStors iady and gen’ eitors. See our photo contracts, et. Bells on io, 1006 North Alaska, had shot himself in the head while on board a river steamer bound for the Iditarod, The mes) fage stated that a coroner's jury) found that Mr. Daly was tempo rarily insane at the time, Mr. Daly came to the const In 1893 and has lived in Alaska most of the time, He was assistant dis trict attorney during Cleveland's fast term. He leaves a widow and two children. FIGHTING BATTLE OF ; SCIENCE FRED L. BOALT Lake Washington boulevard, is the Lake man cannot tell} widest, smoothest and hardest. Green Lake orchards bear the choicest fruit. Green Lake has a garage, and some day may have a Meet of taxteabs. Cc. D, Hillman discovered Green Lake. He found there a man, a woman, a baby, two dogs and a cow, Green Lakers who had business with the real estate wizard did not do so badly. Seven years ago Green Lake was on the west side./stocked with trout, When Green finest banks in the| Lakers do a thing, they do it for Green Lake. It has half/all they're worth. They fished for mores, more drug siores,|trout, They fished day and night. e way, than any other suburb| Four years ago trout fishing was bar none. More city of-| forbidden by law. Green Lake didn’t in Green Lake than In| mind. There weren't any trout left suburb. City officials, | anyhow. eg corsa knowledge} Some day Green Lake, already a ‘entire city, choose Greenjlarge tows, will be a great city. It S Green Lake has the largest|will swallow up Seattle. Seattle department store. Wood: | will lose its identity In Green Lake. which is in Green Lake, | This is not a wild statement. It is and finest park. Thej|a conservative prophesy, 1 inter which is being built} viewed a number of Green Lakers Jake to connect with the }and they aii said the same thing. a] Green Lake without to brag. It is a pity, for c of Green Lake be told. Not being a Green myself, I tell shem with- Thave for my author of veracious Green ‘They don't blush either. Lake has two centers—one station on the east side the other Moun- station the For Sale — Misceflaneous. $400 Lester Fag! handsome walnut case, nearly new. P- 4150.60 ca in noe a corner J atson Gump wagon, one udebak: See fia: ows & > proposition signe, "Ouristy Bt m Bank, D BATH Toes tu Jeu perienced ‘ration roi Graduates re wish is Eerie s Jone Benito, prof. of botany and medicine; ipanian, hatha, Hondett nN Pecially. rheumatiem, vi consumptl on tomach troun! and chronic diseases, and for al norts of akin diseases. band 7 to 8 a Ave. oom Phone Baliard ‘aed Dances Saturday. Main meat. THE SEATTLE STAR The dal xpires paper. Classified Directory ,| ACCOUNTANT PUBLIC CERTIFIED ASSQUNTANT PUBLIC CERTIFIED B. De rf ber. ‘adjuster and Bi ety SUBSCRIBERS pee rent aubgerigtion adress en that date syriven: you! jon has not again a Mey & Posty anadian Bank of en opank, of Commerce # Ca. on say’ Beattie ines oe, Sth & Virginia, near r ers new, modern, ele- ty furniahed rooms, Posen, Pee kenena. day, week, ; formerly Alaskan, | @/ WOOD 1 Week up, ey ee ae eee Ge ee Palmer, the opinion that stopping on the “near” collisions and other accidents. This rul- ed Kup planked streets, and the fol- All ow wide, modern rooma. 1 be observed: Third and Union, fr, and ali cable lines up to Eighth losest to “ane passenger as he faces COHSH OOOOH OOO OO OOOE STATE ATTENDS TO “ANTI-FIRE ¢ DOL” TO REDUCE LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY OH OOOOH HHHHHHH HHH HHH FOO @ | Hperodways every hour, minute. Add to this a 1,500 deaths and about injuries by fire every One gains some concep- the problem Wisconsin is i in way of diminish- losses is by educating the Every fire in the state {s to the state fire marshal's Investigation. rules for the handling | matches, gasoline, kero | 4, stove pipes and the} ing ‘of rubbish are sent broad- nate. These rules ate taught the children | posted in conapicu. And printed in focal Here are four rules °° SURGEON GEN. RUPERT BLUE Of the U. &. marine service, who is leading the battle against the bu- bonic plague. FINE SPEEDERS Stix motorcyclists and autoists paid a total of $156 in ‘police court i this morning for the privilege of streets of Seattle for They were: Priestly, $27; using the din, $40; ce 24, and Kenntth Green, TALK OF MIKADO The community meeting at Kin- near park yesterday was devoted) to the discussion of Japan and her) progress. Several speakers dwult on the subject, all of whom were strong in their praise for the late emperor. Dr, H. H. Gowan said that loyalty to the emeror was re- sponsible for most of Japan's prog ress in the last few yea: REEEMENEE EEN EY * * RABIES TRANSMITTED * TWICE MAY KILL, * MASSILLON,O., Ang. 5-— ® Rabies twice transmitted may *® cause the death of a 13-year * old boy here. He was bitten * by a horse which died the fol- * lowing day. A rabid dog had If one smelia gasoline, open the windows and “look” for it mainly with nose and fingers, never with a light. Be careful as to where you throw matches which you think have been “put out.” Before leaving a rubbish fire ould be extinguished, Children, especially girls, should be kept away from fire At it @ head of Wisconsin's “Anti- conflagration School” is Thomas M. | Purtell, state fire marshal. It is his aim through stringent building ordi- nances and propaganda work, to get the losses from fire in Wiscon- sin as low as they are in Europe, where the annual per capita fire waste ts only 33 cents as compared |to dui 51 in the United State: HIGHEST POSTOFFICE. 2 GENEVA, Aug. 5.—The it been opened at Jung failroad, 11,339 fect above sea level. highest postoffice in Europe Fraujoch station, on the Jung- The postmaster” to do a big business in the despatching of souvenir tards for tourists. IKE} SUBMARINE Mgired successfully every mem On it by the navy trial ving finally teen acy secretary of the navy$ F3, made in Seattle, d into Bremerton, and TMG ‘po She showed ‘ery one. tong the first in the navy. COuvER, B. that Bishop Casey N. B.,, has been ap- Arebbishop of Vancouver, hop McNeil, who to Toronto. Of the submarine were up The ¥-3 ts C, Aug. 6— STATE HOTEL MEN Hotel men from all over the nual convention in Aberdeen next week. The largest attendance in the history of the Washington Hotel Men's association is expec ted. VANCOUVER, B. ©., Aug. 5-— British Columbia Chinamen who re- turn to the Orient on one of the white liners running from here, are attempting to smuggle ammunition into Hongkong for the purpose of the new repubile, state will meet for their fourth an-| asssisting in further revolutions in| ; * bitten the horse two weeks be- sini ob st alae i lll a THE CAT DID IT PORTLAND, Aug. 5.—-While car- rying a fighted oll lamp, Louis J. Lafayette stumbled over the family cat. Home totally destroyed. PIKD Seediess grape fruit, Se peaches, 60c box; tomatoes. be 1b. seedions raisins, be pkg; lemons, 16< Transcendant crab apples, lhe basket; eating apples, 10c doz; bell peppers, 0c Ib.; watermelons, b.; ground chocolate, 20c Ib.; In relish, 10¢ t walnuts, ibe English Breakfast tea, 40¢ 1b, rocai flour, $1.00 sack; broken head rice, 7 ibs, 26 each; dow lAm- and 200 th. Primost cheese, ib. Gorgonzola iN burger, 260 |Gjedont cheese ».: fulb cream | cheese, 200 Ib.; ranch butter, 2c Ib; honey, 15¢ comb; % pkmes. seeded ral- | sina, ; 19 lbs, sugar, $1; 3 100 minced clams, 6c; grape Juloe, bottle; & be pws. Gold Dust, pkes. corn starch, 2 106 cans pork and beans, 256; ihe coffee, abe Ih; $ pkgs. corn flakes 260; 12 Ib; ling 2 Iba, 16¢ ckerel herring, 250; salmon, 10¢ cod, 2 Iba, 166; black cod, herring, Ge Ib.: halibut, 2 Ibs. wait mackerel, 2 pered salmon, 15¢ Too; pew feet, 26c; 2 10e pkes macaroni, 1% ar rings, 260; 10¢ kitchen o: jor ibe, 7 bars soap, ; 3 doz. CORNER Corned beef, $0 1b.; lamb stew, bo ib.; leaf lard, 12%0 ib; dry salt ork, ile tb, b.; veal at a 6c 1b.;. shoulder mutton, Eee ihe Ib.; catfish, 6c Ib.; but, 2 ibs. 166; Kngilsh solos, 2 Pie: baby olives, oc pt pearl on: 206 pt.; olive off, 16e and 26o ; mustard relisit, 100 bottle; or, 3 Ibe i; local egms, % doz, |obedience to his mandate, the sul- 2e| between Clark and a number of democratic governors. ed A “GOOD THIEF” ALBANY, Or, Aug. 6.--Several days ago Mra. Gertio Pry had her pocketbook containing her wateh and several rings stolen from her home. Today while walking down the atreet, a stranger, after asking her name returned the pocketbook with contents intact. -|STEALS YOUNG TREES BERKELEY, Cal., Aug. 6.—Police detectives here are searching for a thief with a penchant for botanical specimens, and who prowls about at night stealing young trees that ve just been planted. “FOUL, ALL RIGHT SAN RAPAEL, Cal, Ang. 5.— While watching a ball game here, J. Gillette, telephone lineman, waa! hit with a foul ball and his skull fractured. The umpire yelled Foul!” as the ball bit him, SULTAN STOPS PARLIAMENT CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 5.— With troops surrounding the par lament buildings to enforce tan today ordered parliament dis solved, and to escape forcible disso lution, the chamber adopted a vote of lack of confidence in the cabinet and adjourned sine die. The action jg taken as the virtual finish of the Young Turks’ rule. MRS. TAFT’S FATHER DEAD CINCINNATI, Aug. 5.—John W, Herron, father of Mra. Taft, died here today of pneumonia. He was 85 years of age of age. BRIEF NEWS Tacoma—E€. J. Templeton of Washtuena, a former grocery sales man, walked up to Clyde A. White, | traveling salesman for a Tacoma | grocery house, at 1ith and A sts., yesterday, fired two shots into him, waited to see if they took effect, then turned the gun on himself. Roth men died instantly. The trou ble between the men arose over on estrangement that had taken place Templeton and his wife.| A farewell note to his wife wns found in his pocket, in which he told her he was tired of fighting for her love, New York—Walter McDonald, 11, while trying to fly a kite on the roof of his home, fell five stories | to the ground. He hit a sand pile and when picked up was alive, with only minor injuries. Washington—"Shame tags” such as “keep the end seat" and “make | them climb over you” are suggested | as a cure for street car “end seat hogs” here. A room in the home of H. Akal, 117 Maynard av., was entered Sat- urday night and $60 taken. RAN IN AND OUT peeteyss Works, 4222 EB. Mad- Wagon calla, dell BM BUTTERWORTH SONS. Firat ay lain or Heltiott 949, University Undertaking Parigrs, Hath. jorth 212, W. BP nv Bonney- Watson Asa > Fy eh oats Dires- Third alo 13; Eiuott see reaper et ang-maage weddings. rece: PATUS FI Tangs Mineral Wonder will cure paired vitality; absolute satisfac tion guaranteed or money bac! one dollar, $17 Third ay. GORNS—Fraaners Cor “tera cure corns, At store or matied, 26c. 4316 Goneasee St G. H. Frogner, GHIRGPODY, manicurin and scalp treatments, 217% Pike st GILL ‘TR BLADES shar doz.; razors, 250, ete 1401 TOUPERS, WIGS—All kinds cf halt wor Korb, 104 Spring. Ind et Acquainted Society. Na addresses, 708 Pine Stree 2 Nichols. bungalows Hinckiey Wik. *T saw it in The Star” _Help Wanted—Female _ Wanted—Young women, eithér ex- perlenced oF tnoxpértenced, | to Work as telephone operators. A Diy to 1108 ard ay 1620 17 The Pacitic Te Peles ~LBARN TADIRE’ TAILORING And dresamaking in the largest and moat complete achool west of New York THe LORING AND SCHOOL, BROADWAY and PINA | Patronine the office that gives value recelved for your dollar and replaces you within the month on same foo. MISS SMITH has special openings in all lines and the beat help In the city, 1817 Third av Maln 1318, on 2. ‘omitions guaranteed graduates. Dia- lects taught. Vaudeville acts written and rehearsed, Marion Warde Dra- matic School, 266 Arcade Building. Middie aged woman housework, house and $5.00 week. dale, Wash, Golored women tor company. Wil) wive room In exchange. Married or single, No objection to child. acon 1994, Bais positively cures kin dle ; stops itch instantly; removes blackhead, pimples, blotches. Swift, Druggist ad oand Pike st. Wanted—Young «iris who have some sewing experience on power machines. Seattle Cap Manufac- turing Co. 407 Third ay. 8. Reed, Kenny- “Ran into town yesterday to do some shopping.” Buy much?” “No; ran out of money."— Boston Traveler, TWO BIG RISKS The risk a man runs of being accepted when he-proposes to a girl is almost as great as the risk she runs when she marries him.—New York Press, Expe cloak and sult sales ly wanted; none but experienced need apply Ladies’ Sample Bult Shop, 600 Arcade Bldg. “Fi.b0-—HOT POINT IRONS a5 Om EVER yund 1 ~ Situations Wanted— Female nurse dosires position, { cages or care of in- eietth ae 4) The Ba Rates reasonable. "at vcedway Paes ern. ra. $2.00 « w Prentian, ‘ate rietor. FM ree motorn Papetahed roomm x blocks from Moore theatre. 16 Ter Virgjnis ” Horst Rhoas a nd “i and yy prick xeric foc and es any a Werke Kainter, butidin mera Baten te ORI ‘Wanted, to buy stoves, furniture of: ail kind: Us 47 Raliard é ’e Hotels and Lodging Houses Nice Clean housekeeping rooms et Hotel A ataed 6325 Ballard ev. Bal- 128: APITAL HOT? nat $1.60 day; $2 LU to $5 week. —T12% ath av be. Millott 6421 J. ne _ Rates $2.60 per week OXFORD, 1926 ist up. Hotel and Consul, Sth and Wash up; bede 16c. Free b E i401 Fifth av. 6 to $4 week » pegetertes Reems First class rooms, newly furnished, hi $14.00 and $16.00, 1007% =Weeller. $ Bbe room: Biltott 31 Furnished housekeepin per_ week. 1012 Pike at 717 Marion; ern sleeping rooms Flats for Rent. flat, $12.50 month. Queen Anne 2106. ——_— Modern 3324 Fifth Houses tor Rent. b 6-room Ww. and 6-room modern houses for rent or sale, with or without fur- niture, Call evenings. Kenwood 260. ik RENT, house; gas ton park Nv NAP—F5; b-room 2 blocks of Washin, % block of Madison, 321 27th av. Bast 8098, 10.00-——Four rooms; modern; supe- rior view. North Queen Anne car. lington, 1902 Jackson modern, unfurnished —4-re steam heated apartments, private athe, trid washer, sweeper, $18 and up. Janitor, peland G ished, nished and un- and Pike, Main 2861 Tth—Cornfort- gin seen Wanted—Children*to board, 1508, oe Business Chances. Special opportunity for reliable oung man able to invest $1,000 to 8,000, assiat in office here or go to fishing plant southeast Alaska Apply to M, Funk, 603 Pioneer Bid. Hargaln—A complete steam laundry, installed, with $700 worth of bust- news in slxht, can be purchased at 70 por cent las than cost of plan nt $25 per month, 8. 4860 Rainier av. Beacon rood Hale—Clowing stock grocor- jes and fixtures below cost. 317 __ Columbia # Loans, $100 | Nichols, bun) $10 cash, Beacon] ~ nice 20-acre tract on main county nice timber on it, j25 an acre. ERMAN SCHROEDER Liberty Bldg, Opp. Postoffice. MONBY MAKING RANCH At Kirkland, on good road, 4 acres of rich loam soll, 2 acres cleared, fenced and in ‘crops, 2 living springs, 6-room house, chicken house, ete, 100 chickens, Jersey cow giving 4 gallons of milk per day, For 9 quick sale, price 1,860, on easy terme. ackworth, Rizkiand Hotel, Ki land, Wa | IMPROVED new buildings, % he: land. I have 20-ACRE fine room hous rm, fenced, close to car horse, wagon, buggy, chickens; a dandy place, ee for paying rooming’ bi Arcade Annex. W.H HAVEN INVESTMENT CO. POTATO LAN a ACRE 5 and 10 tons the aor . with wr dollar an acre down and a dotiar an acre per mo: NEWELL) 1. 120 SPRING ST s two miles northeast of Getchell, Wash, on N. P, RR This is a dandy tri and what you would call second bottom jand, You should investigate this tract. $5.00 per acre down and See per month, ¢ per cent interest jeferred pa ents. ELWOOD LUMBER & TIMBER Co, 737 Henry Bldg. Owner will seil 10 acres about three miles from Bremerton, road through property, partly ‘cleared, 25.00 down, $8.00 per month. Price $700.00, X-385. care Star. For Exchange. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGR 127 W. 85th st. 1% blocks end of Phinney car, equity $1,500; wants 6-room house, large lot fruit or shade trees, Queen Anne or second bill, Will @ Star. He 00d 4-room house, well, ete. ine tmact of acreage, on a good road, within a short walk of the ferry landing at Kirkland. This te a good investment for a man working in Seattle who want. vis family living ing his ow ve frufts and berries and se chickens and eggs in Seat $1,300 ms $100 ca month. See this place at onc Take a Madison car and county ferry or steamer Urania to Burke @& Farrar’s office in Kirkland, or call 104 Cherry St CLEARED TRACT AT AUBURN 87x144 FT., FOR $210 $6 monthly, b fine large right in Graded st ts, no taxes r te of contract and no Intere In Raii- road addition. Ju few above terms and pri OLE HANSON Third Floor New 50, some te: ner, just and East boulevard, house. Phone Burns, M. BK. 2400. Ballard—For sale. bungalow, lot ments paid, D terms. Owner, Q Have small house on 560x100 lot, Green Lake car, for $500 cash. Phone Burns, M. 3384; evenings B. 2400. 260 A tract, OR. & CO, rk Block 50x100, on north of Madison st. on hill, small 3384, or ‘irnished 4-room $26 down and $10 a month burn Realty, Rainier Beach sta Nichois, bungalows. Hinckiey Bike FOR SAL e- Residences in ail parts the -c SAMUEL COLLYER, 926 Leary Bldg. Member Seattle Real Kstate Asan Wanted—Real Estate RRA Ae Have customers who will buy lots and 6 or 6-room hous: north of Lake Union, FE. h 207 fi at] ge Wheeiw maker. wee ek meres TCT TIT aeaneeed DR. SU! glailnt, 0d Walker Bi ly Horne Bi 5.00 PER Mow 5 htt foot spe- . former- “|ALE makes re Huson, room 3 Pe to Hott ave your Coast Collection 3418. 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