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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-05

From Field
to Council


NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Tha
Ausiro Hungarian srmistice con
ditions make the Hspsburg en-.
pire inIpotent 10 resume the war.
but u does not necessarily mesn
that the terms Of pea1e TO he in
posed upon the dual monzrchy
will be decided by America ani
the allies without consultatiou
with representatives Of the enc
my powers.
Whether the peace treaty shall b.
discussed at n conference OF hath
sides. or whether the victorious ma.
tons shall simply declare their pur.
pose 10 the vanquished has not been
There IL reason 10 believe, howey.
er. that former preeedents will be fo,.
lowed. and defeated nations will gath.
er together with the victors for a din
ionatlc struggles at the conference
table.
This is what happened when Eu.
rope united against France during
the Napolconic era. After France
was forced to make ansuncondBtional
sure nder. French delegates attended
the conference at Vienna and were
successful in what thy
saved from the wreck Of Napoleon's
fortunes.
One OF President Wilson's terms 4
peace is that a league OF nation
shall be organized at the conference,
20 reduce the possibility OF futun
wars.
General Peace Meet
The central powers must Be per.
mitted TO join this league. In accord.
ance with the presidents purpose, or
the league would become no more
than an alliance of certain powers
Joined against ocrtain others. and
might be cause. instead OF a deter
rent. 20 future conflicts.
II. therefore. all the worlds prin-
cipal powers are to be brought to-
gether into a league OF nations 70 Be
created at the peace conference. the
defeated belligerents must be repre-
sented in company not only with the
allies and the United States. but with
the neutral powers as well.
II Is inevitable that diplomatic
skin and fincsse win play an t-npor'
,ant part in such a congress. What
the final terms of peace viii be.
may not depend on the mir
ltary conditions OF the armistice.
The war Is now moving from the
field TO the peace table. Strategy and
tactics win find their place at the
new meeting as at the old.
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BUSINESS TO BOOM
AT END OF THE wan

Especial to The Star by y. T. -
NEW YORK. Nov. D.. End of tho
war VIII bring tremendous 0ppor.
tunluca for expansion and further
prosperity 10 American business.
Foreign markets the world over
Will be- waiting for goods which only
America viii be able to supply
Such IN the belief ~ Richard
spiilanc. editor Of Commerce 4 ~.
nance. who ~ one of the country'H
greatest authorities on general bust
ness conditions here and abroad.
spillane iH 40 strong an expert
that his Views carry great weight
with the largest manufacturer and
most powerful nnBncierH Of Amer
lea
when the time arrives for uH 90
help Ia rehabilihting the devastated
lands Of Europe Spillane declares.
Americas opportunity VIII be here
World Shelves Bare
THE shelves Of the world are
bare Belgium and northern
France are stripped clean Every
thing Of bronze. copper. iron. steel.
tin. has gone.
''The Germans have taken door
knobs and letter box fixtures Ev
cry metal utenHii has been taken.
Hinges Off the doors are gone.
There iH enough hardware busl.
ness In Belgium 20 keep the fac.
tories Of New England busy indef.
lnitely. The raw and finished ma.
teriala 10 urgently needed in nearly
every section 81 the globe. America
Possesses today in greater quantity
than any other country.
Against Price Fixing
our new merchant marine will
be turned over 20 private interests
to operate. There VIII be no govern.
ment regulation OF rates Govern
ment regulation Of shipping rates is
as iniquitous and uneconomic as
price fixing for foods and fuel. or
anything else.
I'VE must ic, the law Of supply
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new HUN PARTY
NOT DEFEATED

Especial 10 The Star by y. y. ~
PARIS. Nov. Standardization In
Germany l. widespread. But II isn't
40 complete that the crafty Hun
mind can't think up more tricks and
international knavery in the midst Of
the Decentralization.
There IL new party In Germany
with many members. Its slogan j.:
Peace now--snd another war later"
Proof Of the spreading propaganda
In Germany In favor Of peace drive
TO cover preparations for "A second
world war comes from many sources
NJ. Henri Call. French deputy
representing Paris. has returned
from a visit TO the French armies
operating in the Champagne. lie
saw thousands Of prisoners and
talked with many Of them.
Questions Prisoners
Il have questioned the German
prisoners. M. CALI said. Il have
heard their confessions OF dcmorall-
zation in Germany.
Ono young German officer. how
ever. told mo tina. without doubt the
Hun army could not get To Paris
this time-but that the Germans
could get there ten years from now
NJ Gnlii declared the German army
Of today cannot be compared with
that Of the first two years Of the
war. The French soldiers. on the
other hand. arc in much better shape
than ever before. and they possess
a vast quantity OF material which
they did not have in 1915.
Praises Gouraud
In 1915" the deputy said. "our
attack in the Champagne had TO he
stopped despite the splendid courage
Of the troops and after the most ter.
rife losses This time tho positions
were captured and our losses were
relatively small. They were ten
times less than In the first battle
Of Champagne"
VI. Call was fun Of praise for
General Gouraud. conqueror Of this
region. Gouraud has but one arm.
but it's as good as any mans two
against the Huns.
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VITAL STATISTICS



-. Seattle
Herbert r. poherty. 20. Seattle. and
Aivsrda Gertrude Dinsmore. II. Seattle.
John MeDougail. -. and Louise c.
Clapp. 20, Seattle.
Joseph Levy Rosonfieid. 20. u. s. A..
and Helen Gitteisohn. 10. Seattle
John wingrove. Seattle. and Flora
Ethel Osman
George y. strand and Rnla Strand.
Seattle
Lester A. Rohiand. a. Seattle. and
Lillian Mhgoc. 81. Minneapolis
Harry J. Woods. Seattle. and yester
Doris cutsfor,h. Spokane.
Chester Vernon Healy. Tacoma. and
Martha Olive Moore Seattle
Clarence r. smith Seattle. and Eira
Maufe BRYANT Huntington. or
John Reid. Seattle. and Allie r. Phil
lips. Vancouver. wash.
Lawrence Vincent. Portland. Or. and
Anna SorcnFsn. Seattle.
william ~ white. Seattle and Anna
Williams. EHpanoln.
Donald Mcleod. -. Oivrnpia ard Nora
Aiieen Tutty. -. Vancouver. n. G
Theodore MAYNARD. 81. Mount Vernon.
and Irene y. T.ir~Nir - Seattle.
pTrTUS
nov 20 Mr. and Mrs. J.. Ling, III Main
St October 80
Roy TO Mr and Mrs. N. Nakata. 3ois
First ave, october ~.
nov 20 Mr. and NrH = T johnson
s,s -ath ave. October IS
Girl 20 Mr.. ana Mrs. v. W Hemstedt.
staa Western ave. October
poy 20 Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Berry.
isse nth w. October -.
Fov to Mr. and Me- i. T. MAVEN,
5ss stst y October IS
Girl 70 Mr.. Rnd Me- IT, Gan. 1905
Washington ct. October 80
Cl-l 20 Mr. md Mrs n Sidenduist asi
y. Tath 1T October 20
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ana demand take care Of oc...
rates. Unrestricted competitlon
Will be- the rule.
our manufacturing industr,..
are IN better condition than ever !.
undertake the conquest Of for.,..
markets.
we have the raw material a..
industries and the labor pov..
ready An era Of uneKampled prs-'
pcrity should follow the war for !.
For the first time IN history :.
have an accurate Inventory of ~.
manufacturing resources in Mao
lngton. Our prosperity after n.
war b. bound up with foreign con.
mercc."
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Public Markets
FINE ST.

Stall ~. kristofcrsons pRrteurized
milk. 12c at, &c pit Red Seal Grocery.
Annex. cans CAmpbelrs soup. csc. 4
lbs, soya beans. Csc, ? cans pumpkins.
csc; lbs, rolled oats. 25c. boxes
matches, 25c Sugar and soap stall .
largo bars Ivory. soc: small. soc.
large pkg. citrus. csc. large Sea Foam.
csc; large fenox. csc: : pkRs. crystal
white soap chips. 25c Stall 20. cottage
cheese, ibc H. fresh butter, d0c 10; 9oc
coffee, i9c ~ stall 10, Good Luck
margarine. 45c N; Nut margarine. 37c
n Stougs, 25c sack salt, soc; SOC can
pineapple. asc. COO VI. J. n Tree tea.
$50: pkgs PoRriine. 25c. Elliott Fish
Co. kippcred herring. zoe m: whole red
snapper, 10c N.
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J. u. KIEFER West Seattle real es-
tate exclusively. Established 1906.
Downs Bldg. 700 2nd nv. Main $500.
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SASH AND DOORS
our large Illustrated catalogue Nc.
Il sent free. postpaid. on fequrs,
~ viii pay YOU 20 set our hc'
prices ON sash. doors frames
paints, building paprr, etc.
Just received a large. fresh rto,h
~ and 6-inch cedar siding. self
ing at SIS per thousand.
r,u .... 81 90
III IT'S
- rtt So p,,fInr 90
" gtI So Dn,ri,e so
e t, $50 So nonfine 80. 800
We sell anyone and ship anywhere
one price Go alt -
The largest manufacturer IN the
West selling direct To- the CON
q n WILLIAMS co
fats rirst Ave II Seattle
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ECONOMY

Stall 81. nurc milk. isc at Stalls
3T-as, i5c can Campboirs souns. i0c; sac
bottle Snidors catsup. 2Sc. s0c can Auto
club coffee. 53c; pkgs. shredded wheat
biscuit. 2bc 3 cans Dutch Cleanser, Csc.
2 ms small white beans, s5c; boxes
heat rnatrbce e5c
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SOME SNAPS HUY LAND WHILE
times are good. II VIII support
you after the war
ACRES fine alder bottom land /.
within three mites uf Port or
chsrdi near school. running water
only ti75. i2s cash and 80 "A
month.
10 ACRES black celery land. In ia
nous Snohnminh valley. between
Nnohomish and Monroe NO waste
land on IA. spruce. alder aud cedar
growth. no big trees only 1850.
$50 cash and $40 month.
ONE ACRE; CLOSE TO LAKE
Washington north % Henton;
fine view of lake and mountains,
good soil. running water Price
$500. $50 cash and $40 a month
PtSNEY & STREET. 72s Third Ave.
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PERSONAL.

20 b-ftFNosNAtss
WANTED DIAMONDS. OLD COLD.
Of.p iEWELRf. OLD SILVER
WATCHES, OLD FALSE TEETH.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID.
SMITH IEWELHY 90.
az l. g. SMITH BLDG. fTH FLOOR
PRINATE sANiTAKiuM -- Dis
I'd Registered physicians. Terms
rcaaonah 1881 18th ave. Cap
itoI Hiii car
OLD GOLD SILVER. TEETH. DfA-
monds wanted Highest price paid
tos Cherry st
PRACTICAL NURsE-MRs WILL
eiksen. 1915 18Th \. W. Phone
ballard 1851.
PRESENT Address or THOMAS
DcnmAn. late of Seattle. urgently
requested Address n l.. Clark.
Oshkosh, Wis.
WILL EVANS ADDRESS u WANT
ed lie WAS formerly % Highland.
ohio. son ~ John Evans Marion
Edwards. SIC New York Bldg. Se-
nttlr. Phone Main ass
NEWSPAPERS FOK GRAY HAIR
any shade. Switches dyed while
you wait. Ladies Improvement
Shop. $40 Union
LEoSA COOK -. COOK X TRYING
Go locate you. Please send your
address 10 zoe Epier Building.
BEi.f.s GotTER nEMEDY-SuRE
cure II used according TO direc-
lions. a2s Liberty Building.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES on CREDIT.
MICHAEL. eQ2 PIKE ST.
ANNA f.ASIs--rF IN CITY. CALL
Mr.. Davis. Main e5is.
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rIkE HI.Allc

Stall ~. pure pasteurized milk. isc at
Stall 1903. 15c pkg Shaker salt. DC; pink
beans. Toe III. largo Fans Kitchen
Cleanser. ? for &c; star Napthn powder,
Sc pkg. zoe can sweet potatoes. 12c.
Stail "a mixed nuts. . ms, 46c; cram
berries. lbs SOC; onions. S ms Csc.
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Stall 1os, best fresh churned butter.
CSC N; fancy Washington creamery hut
tor. b5e. . ms. sos; Guaranteed eggs
asc doz. . doz. obc; fun cream cheese
52e NJ. Flake white. &c m: neanut
butter. sic, ~ ms SOC. StRil 10, veal
outlets. &c ~ lamb chops, zoe ~ veal
rnasfs coo N
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VIE HAVE 90 ACRES BEAVER
bottom land. with creek run
ming through a. VIII sell IN
iu-acr~ tracts. Easily clear
I'd one mile from depot, five
miles from olympia. special
offer Go actual settlers. ile
per acre. on terms.
A. H. REID & co
3if.iT New York Block.
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rAMOUS yACUrSM,N DEAD

NEW YORK Nov. 5.-Commo.
dore +. Plant. financier and yachts.
man, Is dead here today after n
short Illness.
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Stall IL, potatoes t2.5o per 100 ms.
Stalls 2i-3G, soc citrus powder. stc.
large boxes Of matches Csc; corn flakes.
Zoe pkg. large rolls toilet paper. ace.
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FARM ron SALE. 40 ACRES
IS acres In cultivation: 10 acres tim
Der; some bottom land and some
black soil. little creek runs
through the place. and spring In
the middle 81 the field. wells 7
feet deep; big barn. 10 cows. ,
hprHes. chickens, pigs. farm tools,
biE now finished house. half mile
from Woodman station. railroad
station and road are about 90 feet
apart. haif mile from salt water.
I viii sell this place for $500.
$500 cash. g. ooo terms. 6 per
cent Interest II somebody wants
TO SOC my place. buy n ticket on
the Puget for Woodmsn station.
and after getting Off the train.
take the road straight up tho hill.
or write Frank corrich. China
cum. Jefferson county. wash.
BIO LAND SALE
nARs Lumber Company Lands
To settle estate. I can offer for less
than half value. good land. on
railroad. close 90 town and school.
In SkaEtt county. 40-srrr farms
for $3.50. with Groom house TOO
extra. with t-rootn house 5000 OK
ira This iH great buy. Take
advantage 81 " while YOU are
earning good money Agent on
the ground 10 show property. Come
In and sec me.
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HOT SFKEEPING ROOMS

LARGE. SUNNY. WELL FURNIsII-
ed room: walking distance: two
beds: bath. heat and break fast
nrivileees; adults preferred Phone
Elliott 1916.
TWO FURNISHED HOUsEKEEp-
Ing rooms. SIS month. at AK.
West 1861
YOUR FURNISHED HouSEREEp-
tne rooms. Private bath Address
220 Seventh ave
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WE HAVE 20 ACRES OF LEVEL
land. partially fenced. half
has breu pioWed and ready
for crops balance easily put
into crop. only 4. mile from
depot ON N. main line 81
the n T. and O w. r. A n.
good school half mile Can
be bought on easy terms.
A. ~ REID & co.
sit-iT New York Block.
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~ ron sAIE-REAL ESTATE

OAK Park OAK PARK OAK PARK
Come out 20 Oak Park TODAY, Lot
IA show you tho beautiful. ruuWy
Home Tracta--es by i27 feet. some
of them as low az
1888
Right on the Car Line
Aud Easy To Pay For
sTop PAYING REST Make your
rent money work FOR YOU,
OAK PARK ~ scnttic's newest
Huhurhan addition. Just outside
the city iimltH, saving you city
taxes. Ana look
GRADED SCHOOLS
cIrY WATER IN
SIDEWALKS IN
GRADED SCHOOLS
QUICK. RELIABLE ,an~~,c.,
SEVENTEEN MINUTES from the
Industrial center via the Lake
uurien municipal car
COME OtfT TO OAK PARK TO-DAY
can at our downtown offiee Tor
transportation. or telephone ana
Wen send you there.
~ " BIRD and W. ~ couGlitlS
clio American Bank building
Elliott gssg. tEveninEs) East $3.50.
BRANCH OFFICES
OAK Park RIVERSIDE
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ACREAGE

- o o % o % . o o o . o %
CHEAP PLACE
CLOSE ~. PRICE 1850
THIS place improved with "a
large tent house 20R3O.
good flooring and walls.
also large permanent
room hunt on ia back OF
tent house. electric lights
city water, almost all ~
land Us cleared. good Hoiii
finr garden raised last
summer Furniture goes
with house Large range.
almost new. table. chairs.
bed. HprinHH. mattress. linen.
dishes, everything that goes
To- make home Easy
terms can be had Gail 81
liutke A FarrarH office. g0a
New York Block
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: plsrs Grape Nuts. s5c large cans
milk. 25c.
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SUBURBAN HOME BARGAIN
Z YOU want a SNOWY. cheapiy built
new house. on half cleared lend
don't bother 60 look at this. hut
III you want comfortable. warm
house Of I rooms. attic aud base
meut. that has own electric light
ing system. good we'll wood shea.
chicken houses aud runs see this
place II consists ~ J acres, Ia
a very hiEh state 81 cuitivhtiors
couldn't br beat. has apple. pear
plum and prun~ trees. and all
kinds small fruits: also fhuharh.
asparagus and lots 81 flowers.
The other acre h. unrishr~d. which
VIII give you your wood for sew
erai years Located az Poster, on
Tacoma Seattle intefurhan, Good
car service VIII neii for 81 1900.
terms $500 cash isk per month.
CALI. SIDNEY T.s
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10 FOR sALr-MisCEiI.ANEous
c,a

CASH
FOR YOUR LIBERTY noNpS
CASH
We pay spot cash
for either fullN
paid or partially
paid bonds, any
issue
We will loan You
money GA your
bonds Eay back
as YOU please
within one year.
out q town
clients may send
as their bonds by
registered letter
and CASH WILL
RE FORM RnEp
SAME DAY,
WESTERN STOCK & BONp co. |
goo central kldE
MARION AT Third
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STOCKS AND BONDS

9 Gi,grs XIV ? 4 \.
SELL DIRECT no 4 1usLiABLE.
LlcENHlfp STOCK AND BOND
bitokEN ANY ISSUE
CASH PAID iiSe lcAnI PAID
WE PAY MARKET CASH
Iin,il,g,Es ron PARTLY PAID
nEcEll'rs oN BANKS or
pLOYEb our or -ToWN Gus
TONER'S MAY DISPOSE OF
hpNDA TtiHOuuI REGIS
TERED MAIL DIRECT no ~.
NORTH WESTERN STOCK A
tioND cOMpANY
col ALAgkA hulLDlNG.
open Until . T.. NJ
WILL HUY
Liberty Bonds bought and sold.
1000 Alaska Petroleum A. Coal
800 Universal High Power Tel
900 Pacific Electric Wsidcr
WILL SELL
lOo0forty Mile Drodge 4 Hy.t0I0
1000 Alaska River Copper Go. ~
iiig9 n oses ~ ~ ''.'''''''''' ss y
$50 Western ameit A. Power 20
BOO Alaska Petroleum A. Conl 20
600 Nothsrt Steel ......... as
1000 Great Western Petroleum II
1000 Lone star OIL .........s .Ol y
i000 Ifiack Hawk Mining Co %
1000 Lincoln idaho OF ...... 10
1900 Wyoming Pacific OIL. 10
MAX WINkLEp
"a Union 81 Elliott $50.
DON'T SELL YOUR
LIBERTY lioNDS
In time they viii surely go above
par n you need money. we VIII
loan you 90 per cent Of their face
value. Tor any period - time. and
charge you interest ht the rate Of
per cent per annum.
AUgpI. rTFfV Np OTHER
EXPENSE
1920 /. G Smith bldg.
LIBERTY BONDs
or all Issues bought or sold on
basis of New York stock En-
chang" quotations
through weii-hnown. responsible
established firms
HERRIN 4 RItoDEs. Inc.
Established 1873
STOCKS AND NDNug
iia Cherry 81 Main 1919
ISvEsTM NTR-wE OFFER
first mortgage bonds and pre-
ferfed high class securities. draw
inF ~ and So per Rnnum, inter
est payable Nrmi.Annuhliy. In
Specialists queen Anne hill proper
ties For particulars call
JENKINS NV LHTMENT co.
7ng=7fa Mutual iAfr EldR.
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GROOM HOUSE
: ACRES. ti.s5o

Good t-Foom house. nearly
new. large basement. good
we'll. pure water. Aeree,
level. rich soil. on good
road. near paved highway.
well settled n.ig hltorhuOd
not FAR from ferry dock. A
bargain for Home body.
Price ti.fau. terms $3.50
cash. balance ti5 per month
Take ~ Madison car and
county ferry To Burke A
Farrnrr office in kirkland.
and inquire for J. Irene
man.
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70 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY

1900 CASH. BALANCE LIKE RENT
Artistic new bungalow for small
family. hardwood floors: hand
some fireplace. neat light fix
lures: excellent plumbing. n won
dsrful kitchen. with n breakfast
nook. one block from direct car
line to shipyRrds. fine, level lot
TO an alley.
BUY A HOME. AND BUY 1T NOW
Small cash payment ms evidence Of
good faith and responsibility. bal
ance like rent.
See CAHPREf.Is-THOM co.
California Ave. and w. Alaska 81.
West so.
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q TO LET UNFINISHED
HOUSES
FURNISHED VOUsES
For RENT--HnESEs
20 FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS

THREE HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
pantry and bath 9i7 w 6sth. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth. Ballard
1894
BROOM COTTAGE; CLOSE IN.
1910 Ninfh ave
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waNTED--TO RENT

wANTED-NIcE UNFURNIsHED s
or s-room cottage or bungalow.
close 10 car. from $50 to t2J a
month. and must be modern. Call
Elliott .1OTT
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70 FOR Observation-Disclosures

rHOAoGR QUA SPECIALITY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
1916 Werfiske Elliott 2s78
Opposite new Times Bldg
We bpv trade. exchange rFpatr
WALDRON'a PRICES. ON TERMS
Are lower than cash prices else
where on room~gized rugs both In
Henry Bldg. or cobb Bldg, across
the street.
STAR WANT ADS FOR RESULTS.
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hOTORCyCLf1S AND
ACCESSORIES

3CHUcK CYCLE o.. 2f22 WEST
lake. Main COTS. Reading stand
ard motOrcycles. bicycles. acces-
sories and expert repairing.
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Rates Per Insertion
FEMALE HEIr WANTED

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES
FOR
YOUNG WOMEN
To LEARN TELEPHONE or
ERATfNG WE PAY WHILE
Notf LEARN, AFTER WHICH
WE ASSIGN YOU TO \ tfNc
TRAL. OFFICE NEAR YOUR
HOME THESE POSITIONS
ARE PERM \ NENT WITH
RApIp ADVANCE IN SAl..
AIRY. PLEASE CALL MD
TALK THE MATTER OVER
WITH MISS NoNk ENS Mt
OUR TRAINING school. ilE-
TWEEN stSe A. NJ. AND $50
T. NJ
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~ G. PETERS
7is Third Ave
rnAr MonEL .cITy rAnM

THAT MODEL City FARM
HERE 1T Is
New. attractive b-room bungalow;
basement: lawn: flowers. city
water, naerly y acre, is0rif2.
cleared: only three blocks outside
city limits. on good road: near
Lake Nurien car line. Price
$4,000: about f250 each. balance
like rent
Also +. acre tracts. s. cash. 81
monthly.
Phone MIR. GREENE
Sidney 1901
rfnv
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BOUGHT FOR CASH
NEW YORK STOCK & BOND co,
Tu NEW YORK nLDG
Third and Cherry.
open Evenings TIN &

NEW LUMBER -
Mxt cedar siding. 10 20 IL r.. SIS oe
4 Ve cedar siding 10 90 Is TT. %
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t-ineh beaded ceiling ..-t.st. Ne
I.inch finish lumber btS sc. thHN
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&. inch u. y base. sanded .s.. &c
sxs door lamb pcr opening sc
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Between univerHity and seneca SIS
wAIpRoS. SPECIALIZING RUGS,
Now covers the north hsif ground
cr Fourth ave 4 growing h,'sl-
ness. hnilt IN by riviHg the public
value for their money.
KAvANAGH'S 81 80 HATS tte5 let.
ppST PIANO Am ruoSoCnApH
w.fu~. ~ rrirTe-'- Piano House
faes TNfrt sv~ rliln', ssar.
90 INDIVIDUAL RfsTN AS
cards and envelopes with your
name printed thereon. boo The
pusv Printer. tls Union ~.
we nuY AND SELL LIBERTY
also martial payment receipts. .ot
Hairht Eidr
SOME ptfG SPECIALS
brussels for bic room. sire li.,t
~. 81 i0.sxfs-e 80. ANr,lnsier
double ., waidron Co. Henry.
also cobb Bidg. Also furniture
bargains
applied on purchase. Meyer
Toner 80 rnion.
ArpLEs. CENTS POUND. s;es
Graham st
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Prompt delivery. Call Fast 900.
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NEW BUNGALOW. MOUNT nAKER
district. - 100. With $500 down.
large living room. two nice bed
rooms. large kitchen, breakfast
nook. back porch and basement.
on lot f1xt30. two blocks from
Lake Washington. and within
sight 81 lake. and on street car
linz. This in pretty nice home
worth much moro.
MERRITT REALTY co.
5si New York Block.
SAVE THAT REMIT Will. BUY
you q homo. Large. level lots on
Lake nurie- car line. IL minutes
from shipysrds. In city. close
to school. righ, IN car Nne. city
water: electric Hight: phone why
20 miles away They arc selling
rapidly SEQ US today $500 up
$40 each. easy terms. Comfortable
small cottages 800 M.
GLOBE SECURITIES COMPANY
10 Central Building
A, Marion - entrance. Elliott toss
a SPECIAL BARGAIN
t-room bungalow and sicrpinr
porch, for ti.Ts0; $500 cash.
Elliott sa0a SIS S~aboard Bldg
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