The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1913, Page 6

In ON NINE Upon next T we the Griffin A " 1 \ 1 pertains to the € \ Renton strect PROPOSITION A Prope A a betwee © city I t 1 munici The fs that distri W. R. Craw fighting toc years r propose further termir to be Vote J PROPOSITION B. \ TE NO No P ory of the highest { his son will so t f this on he ~ suit. witnesses ) ia Mrs. Ella Harrison Whit e of At been arrested, « x ranging $500 to $ Kentucky worth severa to give every F Twins and tri A work: gold ore runn zo $60 a The st the boys clothes, bloomers. Ma DeVaux same day, b cording to a dec's « Emmnek, f fri a hu fon CLE MMER | SEATTL®’S BESTPHOTOPLAY HOUSE. | AND NOW COMES To Entertain You Sunday, Monday, Tuesday “siete by the Inimitable John Bunny Stepping Out, as It Were, From “Pickwick Papers” Bringing With Him MR. WINKLE MR, TUPMAN i MR. JINGLE DR. SLAMMER | And All the Familiar Members of the Celebrated PICKWICK CLUB; Also JOB TROTTER SAM WELLER i And Others | They Are Seen Cavorting Around “MERRY OLD ENGLAND,” Among the Very Scenes Made Famous by CHARLES DICKENS You Will Also Be Entertained by CHIEF EAGLE HORSE The Greatest Indian Baritone THE CHILDREN OF JAPAN Showing Interesting Scenes Taken in Japan During the Celebration of Children’s Day, When the Japanese Kiddies Own the Town “FOUR MUSICAL LOVELANDS In a Repertoire of Popular Selections SWAG OF DESTINY Telling How a Stolen Baby Saved Two Lives From the Crooked Path MATT DENNIS The Ever-Popular Soloist, | NATIVEINDUS TRIES OF SOUDAN A Fascinating Glimpse Into a Quaint Country OLIVER G. WALLACE a At the Pipe Organ ‘ i BUILDING PONTOON BRIDGES Showing How French Soldiers Cross a Rive or ALL THESE INTERESTING, CLEVER, EXCLUSIVE FEATURES AWAIT YOUR PLEASURE AT THE CLEMMER .10 CENTS — —| STAR’S ADVISORY BALLOT MR. PICKWICK I THE STAR—SATURDAY, ee eg MARCH 1, 1913, COLLECTIONS | FARM NECESSITIES | CONTINUED ein '* Continued ~ pene Abed BUTAUCR ; 2 1 A= LIVESTOCK FOR SALE UNCALLED-FOR CLOTHING | ! ‘ KODE 1 ¥ JUNBALLICD FOR BUITS AND aq ast up ne PROPOSITIONS @, D AND €&. VOTE NO. tht ou and ‘ . ef 1 4) id relate the $1600 al cont d 10174 , ) n be tained, ha TODAY he y The money |= . ame wee anne) | 1 and lift mie W EE POULTRY FOR BALE | fe yi PARI ( PROPOSITION F. VOT H ( 1, tt rat | a 1 oGoc t j t t al at ‘ 1 y the down i t r f the 1 It ' t in fundamental /L. J. MARSH & CO ' tha iT ox ry) . ~ +" & , pl FINANCIAL DEPT. e ‘ under any 1aw 20 BANKS | | ' i 7 i f MAL Y | PROPOSITION G. VOTE YES | G for $ 0 wht bonds, as fol _ y one ) f tat \ and $ 0Q00 . . He TOON Im WARRANTS (OREO AGES he Pay lt |B UILDERS, CON. he against at ' ‘ Cedar ri TRACTORS, SUPPLIES Pr OF >SITION H. VOTE NO oe , ly SPECIAL NOVICES J. GOODFELLOW & ; n yay, 8 ; CUT, late 90) tim Ua turn. eee Some ane , . \ D SAVE I'l i ; TEN-ACRE TRACT a rth 1 ne ql il ' oa 1 fo b 1 a 4 . 1 , ' rant matter, a 1 t f ‘ ‘ q ; b ‘" with 4. COLLATERAL LOANS ns « i é | G. PROPOSITION |. VOTE YE na ae ‘ . ' ; | oh f ' t 1 : wf y | 3 1 a, s t be hay fe e | : | Tr. CRO! f paved ‘ Phinney A | ced ona ee eee ae + PANTAGES Ficel ”_|“"neacre geet -|———— 3 | é CHIROPOISTS . ® QUALITY SHOWS | 1 4600, 4 ' : A i ' "|| AND TRUTHFUL Beggar seal | fl 7 : CHIROPRACTORS ) {ANSON < {| V ‘evened ADVERTISING EX- | , | (U Hi North ' 5 m | YUN sort. PLAIN PANTAGES || ; CARPENTERS ; a ita | arr POPULARITY | " a - i se att ket to g " PATTERN MAKERS 7 ora f CHICK A aeit GARGRINT | p heatre are given away * rh Works 4 ay | i 5 i| COMPLETELY FURNISHED Z 8 bear free! he Sta i. 42 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS ' } ) b name may appear at- any BTSs PLUMBERS 20 | y ‘ r time sig HOUSEHOLD NECES- u. Owner ansiose to a ; ; OO a}; business opportunities; SITIES a ae | 1 Ware ‘ : d as. = | ay CTOCK REPAIAIN | ; TAA UNCICD FORT FRASER | _ seis pots ; agg AY CIDIC Y ve , tex | W—COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ai a | ViVi [ CIA) c { An ten COLLECTIONS | sas yea wk ier oe KIRKLAND HOME FARM uule Oo é y Goasi | 4 18 hant, a . a far ¥ ts M bed t ; : , . eee aa t 46—FURNITURE FOR SALE | : “(Paid Adve rtisement) . FANCY BAST! \ ' 5 : 66 oF ’ } : os ote for roposition na rauay We are 1 : HERE 18 A BARGAIN r i « t stalgenent ; ACRES OF LAND, 4 MILES fet ~ Mt Q “1g ™ Wide F FROM PROSSER, 70 ACRES UN oe De MINT STOCK & ™ f | DER THE SUNNYSIDE DITCH : ~ BOND COR! IRATION, TH S NO. 1 LAND. OWNER _ eae Lid } MUST HAVE SOME MONEY = 1 Lid, Beattie, Wa FURNITURE WANTED WILL SELL THIS 80, OR 4 Farsiiare cask | ACRES OF IT, FOR $28.00 PER ' MS ACRE; 8 CASH, BALANCE ON OR BEFORE 6 YEARS, AT |¢ : “el 6 PER CENT INTEREST. LOOK] ea 104 Prefon THIS UP | | é - t W. NOYES bs . aa MUSICAL ton Block | |\iaa DETECTIVE AGENCIES it bHOTOGRAPHERS tor $4000 pes x: confident Ao ata Ae ; Hi | BURY & MORFORE | ; 148 ~~ GOLD, GLASS ANO , —— 13 fig ; = i SuAULEL areas 56—ART INSTRUCTION cknens | | : “ fh « Ma ; 4 : | ic PRINTERS a f Washington; 4 mile to school | 7 iiiote sere, LOST AND FOUND Was enix \" ; id TRANSFER COMPANIES ans Lost if TEN ACRES, ALL PLOWED _ s fer & ueceasor vo Wil | i,t = - =. } : C t ‘ « i. ee eee : . PLOYMENT DEPT. As Newk 1 : r r "rl r , . PID ae ym aa > ‘i TO THE VOTERS AND |i evscennewanres . é Esa N ci : a3 CITY REAL ESTATE OREGON 4 SHINGTON / . « ‘ Ke WE WANT 7 DEVELOPMENT CO, a | TAXPAY ERS: 17 FEMALE HELP WANTED : ee ; Ghar Bae ia ‘ Wash: e rth F d Ra Valle re united in ¥ i : a rey pine ey ae 89 EXCHANGE : vice. FARMEI 1100. Pelee sie 6 ; PAO arate stile ss $ y of 92.000 Rent D EXTENSIONS AMPH TORE e I ¥ co. VI P ¢ 1 WA ‘ ' w Fi fe a F ' 1 : ; ALIDITY of the BONDS for a ‘ r IDGI D AP ’ P a $s ROACI 5 . + a rhona | } lifer. Ex i system | as NEARLY REACHED w blancs for rent. rene applied | * | LI I ) INDEBTED « 899—MISCELLANEOUS WANTED! t er $1,000,000 to pact te Fa | bale alder t es trom | sity Db 6208. snd wine 7 1 bui R A > OSCAR JENSE . 9 MALE HELP WANTED 69a—TRUNKS ANO TRAVELING n 1 i I b y( oO THAT GOODS I < ' A : NAL BARBER COLLE | ‘ f | W c se t 1 approac HIG ; : $c | : ~ | PI HIGH GRADE SCHOOL | HE TRUNK sHOF IF YOU WANT A SUMMER HOME want nt NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY |90—FAR ah sa es ri ; : wate “MORTUARY DEPT. Goo ee abe z oes , , Geet Sick and sn FUCORISTS™ ogee | : 1A . h tl A. 74 FUNERAL DIRECTORS periuen dicuke Sine eed pany has been FORCED TO ACCEPT in ' is th Wot . ny ‘ } : F : ae HOW IS THIS? a __PERSONALS | | IDEAL Cv Ce (9) line, can for ' : ber I e, and reserv i ad n 90 days’ notic a p, and r right, all } 7 I |REALTY, LOAN & BANKING CO nm K hia tipo i ‘ M H « M ) 1] ‘ that can be 1 85 WOMEN a ' \ rH — Asda ROREI t | MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, e “f} Fr rt re FOR PROP rlo? na ekvs . c : f b : : . ‘ ws \, and save a Tiewster Pipe itapial. we REAL ESTATE DEPT. | 3). . | ert bond issue th d ENDANGER the BRIDGI ne Mesrech.auin pipes etal | S6--ACREAGE DA DUCT BOND Pie ay, Tale anh Bane.” | | —_ ‘Gags Se ELWoeop gasses ey, bey tae . LUMBER & St prepare (Owner A MRS, WILLIAM CURTIS, k prsee » WAT v PR dp itd sitar . Pie E. RUFFNER, SNAP WATRBERONT SNAP mst ee RAWH RRINS. or " ‘i jal larc omen's § Civi Pei wie on Bay Improvement f 5 oD lag oun Ww ABEING RON COME | 40 ttre fe u Stub. rdon| ty te fc z | 5 " me | na side Rainier Valley Commercial Club: Brighton Improvement Club. H | sh W “| t 7 Dunlap Improvement Club Renton Avenue improvement fil). MOET SY F % i Lakewood Civic ‘Improvement Club 2? MEN WANTED DIXON -& CO roe Club Seward Park Improvement Club ae antah Peeiait | i Main 40. +; Wiest COAST LAND CO," 14 Amer!