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hereby given that I will. on

hereby given that 1 will, on
 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, 1913 at the front door of the Court Hotss of Marianna, Lee County, Arkansss. between the hours for judicial sales offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash the lands conveyed in said Deed of Trust, described as tolovs, tO-wit:
 A part of the Northwest Quarter tNW1-4) of Section Fourteen lli| Township Two (2) North. Rang Three (3) East, and more partlculaF ly described as follows, to-wit:
 Beginning at the Northeast consf of the Alabama road and Locust SL
 This point of beginning also being the Southwest corner of the Norm west Quarter (NWl-D of Secslea ,l Fourteen (14. Township Two v North, Range Three (s) East); hw thence East One Hundred (lOO) les' to a point which is the SouIn'sss corner of the first Lot descf1oea m Deed from T. c. Floyd and wiie v W. B. Mann, Jr., of record in b0oh q \ at page 562, of which reference !, \ hereby made; Thence run N0',. a along the West side of the s.s ss Mann Lot One Hundred llOO' ,'s' ns. to a stake; Thence run west v.s ,,.s Hundred (10O) feet to the Eas. .s " of Alabama road; Run thence 00s.s ,., One Hundred (100) feet to the p''' of Beginning. 1.
 The tract herein descriosu r~ ., part of Lot Six (6) of BLOCK ~, the Griffis Plat of the City o' |, o.s rianna, Arkansas, and iFon's sms Hundred (1OO) feet on the Ala0,~s ,ss, Road and One Hundred tiVV' on Locust St. ,.,,oyoa
 The title to said land IS pe sss, to be good but l sell anu " as Trustee only. suel
 Witness my hand and seai q ,.r Trustee on this 22nd day ol 'a' i HUGH NIXON. Trustee, es,,
 Burk Mann. Attorney
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JEFFERSoNvILLE

Everyone knows it is cold. Some men think it too cold to work, while others are baling hay, pulling corn, etc, pushing the work along so as to be ready for the big drive" in the spring.
 MT. and Mrs. T. k. Stanley, who have been living in Marianna the past year, have moved back to Jef- fersonville, their old home. AS soon as the weather is favorable they will erect a handsome bungalow for their future home.
 Last Frida" in ora review spelling those spell ig without missing wee Mary Lyon and Mal,ney Jones of tn. first grade: Doris Jones, James Buchanan, Willie Buchanan and En gene Williams Of the second grade Stella Harris Lennon Hale and Joh' Lyon of the third grade; Bessie Hale of the sixth g-ide.
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A REAL coNNolssEuR

Two brothers were being en' so,,M ed by rich friend. As Ill iuoA from have it the talk drifted away ordinary topics. .omy
 DO you like Omar hna' trying thoughtlessly asked the nos', sldsf to make conversation Ine ,o ths brother plunged heroieally 'n'' breach. nre
 Pretty welI,' he said Da' fer Chianti." m thls
 Nothing more was saio s,s M oi subject until the brothers " their way home. ..other
 .Billo said the younger awhy breaking a painful silence, ',ou don't cant you leave things that whayysr sys understand to me? Omar it's . ain't a wine, you cn""f' cheese. New York GioD''
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Preachiag service II a. m. next Sunday. No preaching sefcie at night. owing to weather and scarcity of coal or fuel
 Sunday school at the usual hour, 9:45 a. m. All on time.
 The mid week prayer service at Mrs. w. & McClintock's. A series of talks On Sunday school efficiency. Next Wednesday night will speak on "How to get or prepare onf lessons" This is not for teachers only but for all who expect to de rive much help or benefit from the Sunday school. A mutual discussion on how to get ready for Sunda, school.
 The woman's bible class meets again next Monday at Mrs. McClin tocks at 3 D. m. Lesson, first thirt, nine chapters of Isaiah. This class is moving on. Don't miss the hour No part of the bible so neglected a the prophets Blackwood says INC body is educated who is ignorant D the bibie.~ Few of us have gou
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NOTICE OF rRusrEE,s SALE

Whereas, on the 16th day of De- cember, 1913, Alice Norman, mar ried woman in her own right, did execute to the undersigned as Trus- tee, certain deed in trust on the lands herein described, to secure an indebtedness therein mentioned, which said deed of trust is now of record in Record Book 67, at page 119 of the records of Lee County, Arkansas, and,
 Whereas said deed of trust pro. vides that in the event default is made in the payment of the saij Indebtedness, or any part thereof, that the whole shall become due anI payable, and I as such Trustee. at the request of the legal holder oe such indebtedness, proceed to sell said land therein conveyed, at public vendue for cash, first giving ten (1O) days notice of the time, terms, place and object of sale, by advertising for two insertions in some newspaper published in Lee County, Arkansas, and whereas default has been made in the payment of said indebtedness and the legal holder has requested me to execute said deed in trust. now, therefore, notice is hereby given that I will, on
 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1918 at the front door of the court house of Marianna, Lee County, Arkansas, between the hours for judicial sales, offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash the lands conveyed in said Deed of Trust, described as follows, to-wit:
 Lot number seventeen (17) of liar ris & Burke's Allison Subdivision, according to the plat of said sub division made and executed by W. P. Harris and F. N Burke March TO- 1906, duly recorded on April 4, 1906, in the office of the recorder of Lee County, Arkansas, in book number 43, at page 400, special reference to said plat is hereby made for a moro specific description of said plat
 Title to said land is believed to be good but I sell and convey as Trus- tee only
 Witness my hand and seal as such Trustee on this 22nd day of January, 1918.
 HUGH NIXON, Trustee.
 Burk Mann, Attorney. Q22)
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FIRST eAPTisT CHURCH

The pastor breaches Sunday morn ing at II o'clock and Sunday evening at seven thirty. B. Y. P. U. at six thirty. Sunday school at nine forty five.
 All our services are being con- ducted as usual We have plenty of fuel for our immediate needs. Our building was quite comfortable last Sunday, and we will keep it so, Come and see.
 In these trying times, it is all the more important that our work should be kept up. This is a duty and a debt we owe our God.
 Come and worship the Lord with us next Sunday.
 w. c. BOONE, Pastor.
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through the Old Testament prophets as an earnest bible student should. Be in the class next Monday.
 Subject Sunday morning, Re ligious Distractions" Special music. A timely message for the hour. Good attendance last Sabbath con sidering the bad day. It is ever the history and habit of Presbyterians to be at church on Sunday when pos sible. We. are always glad for our visiting friends and neighbors. A comfortable church and a good fellowship invites you.
 .. Walter K. Johnston, Paston.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
 Communion and preaching service at II a. m., and evening worship a; 7:3O. Remember the above hours for every. Sunday.
 The themes for next Lords Day: Morning, 'sConsecrated Life" Even ing. My Gospel" All services were conducted last Sunday regardless of extremely cold weather. Conserve the food and fuel, but don't starve or freeze out your religion. The way to conserve bread or coal is to keer 1t; the way to conserve christianity is to use it. Let us no. get them mixed
 Prayer meeting service at 7:3f Wednesday evening. A. A. Roberts 1 leader. We extend a hearty welcome to every service.
 J. B. PAISLEY, Pastor.
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FOR SALE-On easy terms. one eleven room dwelling house, situated convenient to the school and public square Lot has frontage of 200 feet on the best residential street in the city and runs the entire depth of the block. For further informa- tion call and see Estes w. Mann. Bank of Marianna building. s2
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zk
 Announcements
For Chancellor

For Chancellor
 To the Demicratic Voters of the Fifth Chancery Circuit:
 beg to announce that l am a candidate for reelection to the of flee of Chancellor in the ensuing Democratic Primary Election. You have endorsed my administration of the office heretofore, and know what to expect when you elect me. Yet with my added experience, should make better officer than before. And such shall be my earnest en- deavor. And shall always feel grateful to you for the trust you have reposed in me in the past years.
 Sincerely,
 E. D. ROBERTSON. Marianna, Ark, January 2. 1918.
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For County and Probate Clerk
 The Courier-Index is authorized to announce that E. w. King is candf date for reelection to the office of County and Probate Clerk of Lee county, subject to the will of the democratic voters in the primary to be held in May. 1918.
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be held in May, 1918,
For County superinte ndent

For County Superintendent
 The Courier-Index is authorized to announce that l.. Y. Whitenton Is a candidate for county superintendent of education of Lee county, subject to the will of the democratic voters in the primary election to be held in May, 1918.
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For Circuit Clerk

For Circuit Clerk
 The Courier-Index is authorized to announce that R. G. Apple is a candidate for reelection to the office of Circuit Court Clerk and Recorder. subject to the will of the democratic voters in the primary eleccion to be held in May, 1918.
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For Sheriff and Collector

The Courier-Index is authorized to announce that Arthur Cotter in a candidate for reelection to the office of Sheriff and Collector of Lee county, subject to the will of the democratic voters in the primary to be held in May, 1918.
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For Tax Assessor

The Courier-Index is authorized to announce that R. H. Lindsey is candidate for reelection as Assessor of Lee county, subject to the will of the democratic voters in the primary election to be held in May, 1918.
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PIGS FOR SALE

have for sale forty head of fine pigs which l will dispose of to members of the boys pig club at q each. See me at once if you want one of these pigs.
 s23 w. B. MANN.
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For Treasurer

The Courier-Index is authorized to announce that w. w. Word is q candidate for re-nomination to the office of treasurer of Lee county, subject to the will of the voters in the democratic primary election to
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For County and Probate Judge

For County and Probate Judge
 The Courier-Index is authorized to announce that Judge Jno. A. Plum mer IS a candidate for reelection to the office of County and Probate Judge of Lee county, subject to the will of the democratic voters in the primary election to be held in May, 1918.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SAI.E-Two 40-acre tracts within one and half miles of City Park, One has about twenty acres cleared; other in woods. partly cut over. Will sell one or both. Q. c. Sutton. stf
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FOR SALE--Good SIX room house !;
 we'll located; with modern conven. fences Good barn. servants house, chicken house and coal and wood house. Splendid large lot with gar. den. Inquire of Miller Lumber Co. tf
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FOR SALE>-One milling outfit at big sacrifice. Two good reasons for selling. Saturday tolls amount to from SIS to $25. Don't miss this opportunity. 0. c. Sutton. stf
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FOB SALE

Two extension top carriages, for sale cheap. Also one set double and one set single light harness. Miller Lumber Go. "f
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HOLLOW the dictates of common sense! Keep your II eyes open, observe the ebb and flow of business tdes You cannot fail to note that DAGGETT'S DRUG STORE is becoming more popular every day because the service superb and the goods the best that be bought Careful and painstaking attention to the hun dreds of small details of growing busnessconsider ate and personal service extended to our customers
 keendesire to please patrons every transaction combined with complete varieties of every line handled in modern down-to minute drug store, and mod prceshese and the atmosphere of cheerfulness and good fellowship that distinguish the DAGGETr DRUG STORE from all others make this an ideal place for supplying your drug needs. Our fountain Ia service Our cigar trade is increasing by leaps and bounds therefore M we say your good 5udgmem, should prompt strongly emphasized.
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Leake 6 Wells, general transfer. wood and coal. We move anything loose at both ends. Phones IS and 166. , If
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CHURCHES
ST., ANDREWS CHURCH

The Rev. c. c. Burke, Rector.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-16
Refuses to Work
in Hope of Being
Forced" Into Army

Consider now the case of Kai Pc.
terson. aged 25, of San Francisco.
Peterson, the son of parents who
have been imprisoned by the Ger.
mans in Belgium since the begin.
ming of the war. enlisted in the
American army. but was later dis.
charged on account of heart
trouble.
Believing that he could join the
Canadian forces. he walked from
San Francisco TO the Canadian
boundary. the journey taking seven
weeks. Arrived there, he found that
he could not gain admission to the
Dominion because he did not pos
sess the $50 which all entrants TO
that country must possess.
Now Peterson is in Seattle, refus.
ing to work because he believes that
such refusal will bring him under
the work or fight order and he will
be indicted into the army.
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CONDITION OF
FARLEY CRAVE

MAMARENOCK. n. Y. Sept 10
THE condition OF Cardinal Farley is
very grave. His heart Is failing. and
while we hope for his recovery. we
realize that he is very close 10
death" said Monsignor Carroll. sec
Rotary TO the cardinal, today.
No bulletin was issued by physi-
clans. Last rites OF the church have
been given the cardinal.
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PIKE PLACE

Stall 10, pure natural milk. loo at.
Stall 1903. csc can hand cleanser. i0c:
silver polish. &c can; No. 3 pail Karo
syrup. 55c. No can 2sc. Stall 1895. :
large cans Federal milk, use; 2 cans
Laurel milk. 2sc. double strength dis
titled vinegar, S5c gal: lbs. soy beans.
25c. Stall IL. 4 large rolls toilet paper.
25c: deviled meat. sc can: Naptha soap.
&c bar. Stall 1911, red snapper . lbs.
csc; skinned soles. . lbs. use: salt Alas
ka herring, for csc: No. / mackerei,
45c each; Finnan haddie. 25c N halihut
cheeks. lbs. 35c; homeless smells, csc 10.
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Stall 2s. & ms freshly grourS corn
meal. soc; Tbs. Holly white flour. sic.
Stall 60 fancy creamery butter. SAC N (:
local storage eggs. sac. dog sos. fdf4-
cream cheese, ace 10. Stall 40. 40c SUI
preme blend coffee. u ms. soc; Java
tea, zoe ~; 16-oz. Schnllng's baking
powder soc. Stalls 7-S-11-1e, : ms sweet
prunes, use; : MS navy beans csc; ;
his. rolled oats csc: ms elbow cut
macaroni. e9c; $50 can ground chocolate.
25c; zoe cans minced clans. 2hc'
bars Naptha soap, s5e; bars Savon
laundry soap, CSC. Stalls s7-Ss. ms.
siam head rice. Csc; csc cans Booths
serdines, aSc; soc pkg Gold Dust wash
Ing powder zoe; Mason jars, OTIS si.oO
doz.. pts. 90c.
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SANITARY

Stalls 3032-34 Swedish potato sau-
sage. i5c 10; sirloin steak e7c 10. boil
ing beef Ice N. Stall 81. Joan of Arc
beans. Sc can; Ice Lisibby's hot sauce,
Toe; Mazda oil. 35c pit: cans shrimps.
Ssc; Csc apple and plum jelly. zoe 10;
minced CLANS, lie can; red pimentos. 1Scj
can. Stall 45. his Mexican beans, 2ec Il
medium red salmon. Csc: sacks OF salt.
Toe; lbs. rolled oats. wheat flakes or
Roman meal, use; lbs. farina, csc:
doz. jar rubbers. 15c; Naptha soap. Sc
bar: choice sugar peas. SC can. Stalls
Ass. large cans milk. csc; 15c 49,
Lux powder, Ice; large boxes matches,
CSC
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Public Markets


PINE ST.
Red Seal Grocery. Annex. lbs. sweet
potatoes, use; Booths sardines. zoe;
rolls toilet paper. use: 3-ib. can Schll-
ling's coffee. Csc: ? ibs. tomatoes. i5c.
Sugar and soap stall. Federal milk, lsnc
can; Carnation or Borden's milk. is.c
can: LenoN soap, bars csc; bars
Goblin soap. Csc. bars Naptha. CSC.
Stong's Csc can Muscat grapes, zoe:
pkgs. Grape Nuts. 25c: Mazda oil. s5c.
65c, si25; soc pkg, Gold Dust zoe. Stall
10. Nut margarine, s5e n. Good Luck
oleomargarine, 43c 10. ms S5c Stall
81, at. jar pickles. s3c: Hills coffee.
SSc can. Stall "a. fresh churned butter.
SIC fb.; soc coffee. 19c n, ms $50.
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L. s. PLANS ARE INDORSED

Il. V. O'Conner. international pres.
ident of the Longshoremen's union.
addressed mass meeting of the
Longshoremen's local union, No.
3Sl2, Sunday afternoon at the Arena.
outlining the plans of the govern.
ment for war work. The union in.
dorsed the propositions submitted by
O'Conner of federal plans for regula.
ton of working conditions of long.
shoremen.
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RULE AGAINST NEW ISSUE

The city legal department has
ruled that the city light department
cannot retire 100000 outstanding
bonds for the amount. but as an
alternative, may pay off the debt
thru future earnings. and hereafter
issue bonds only for new construc-
ton and system additions.
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. PLEAD GUILTY INU. s. COURT

Emil Coleman and John Carlson
pleaded guilty to a violation OF the
interstate commerce liquor laws be-
fore Judge Neterer in federal court
Monday. They were sentenced TO
ten months in the Pierce county Jail
and fined 81 900 each.
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FINE HOMES FOR SALE

8 rooms. modern cottage; lot 65x85 /:
close to Fremont Ballard car line.
Price $2.250; $500 cash
8-rOom modern house: lot 50xt30
$4,000: $500 cash. Young q Bro
berg, 1929 Ballard ave. Phone
Ballard $40.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Just completed, strictly modern
Broom house. one block from car.
Before you buy, come and see IT,.
Call evenings. North 1418. House
1884 Burke ave.
- ROOM, STRICTLY MODERN
house: large basement and stable
for three cows: two lots, 60X12O.
Price 81 400. Must cell Immediate
~ Some cash and terms 1112
22nd ave S
FOR SALE, VERY CHEAP-5- ROOM
modern cottage. f715 25th ave. I;
three blocks north of u. Union car.
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Renewal of the licenses of seven
employment offices was held up for
one week by the city license commit.
tee Monday, until further investiga.
ton of the methods adopted by these
concerns Is made.
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WOODMEN MEET

Camp 60, OF the Woodmen of the
World, will hold a meeting Tuesday
night at the Woodmen of the World
hall, at Fourth ave. and Marion st.
f.. +. Martin, deputy head council of
the order, will be present at the
meeting, which will open at s d. m.
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NEED men FOR -
TANK SERVICE

Physically fit Americans between
the ages OF IS to As. except those
who registered in the 21-year-old
class, August "a. may enter the tank
service upon acceptance of the re-
cruiung officers. whose local head
quarters are at 400 county-city build
ing. Because of the shortage of rail-
way men. chemists, telephone and
telegraph linemen and experts. and
radio electricians and operators. they
are barred from the service.
According to instructions received
by Lieut.. G. G. Garland. in charge
Of the Seattle office. men affected by
the 2S-45 draft do not have to have
fun draft details in order to apply
for the service, for that information
will be sent to Washington when as
certained from the local boards. Men
now accepted will not be indicted
into actual service until some time
in October.
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Mother Of II
SHOOTS SPOUSE

John II. Duffner. 40 years old, of
5T17 First ave. n. f.. was shot and
perhaps fatally injured by his wife.
Mrs. Mary A. Duffner, at $50 Mon
day morning.
Duffner. who is a salesman for the
Standard Furniture Co. is being
treated in the city hospital. following
an operation to remove the bullet.
which penetrated his neck behind
the left ear.
Mrs. Duffner. who is the mother
OF IL children, is held in the city
jail. while two of her younger chill.
dren, Helen and John Henry Duff
ner. have been taken in charge by
the juvenile authorities. Mrs. Duff.
ner is 80 years old
According to her report to the po-
lice, Mrs. Duffner shot her hus.
band because he was putting into
execution a threat to leave her and
her children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-16
MUNY LEAGUE MEETS TUESDAY

The Seattle Municipal league will
meet at 1915 Tuesday in the Masonic
club. The candidates for county and
legislative offices have been invited
to speak.
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business Uncertainties

OPPORTUNITY OF \ LIFETIME
To get rich with small and safe
Investment. | own $40 lots in tho
city OF Tacoma. n city growing at
the rate OF $4,000 people year.
These lots are on car line; good
car service: good view. access TO
city water. electric lights: best
schools. VIII sell any or all mt s25
each. on terms to suit buyer. Nd
dress Mark Graves. Puyallup. Wn.
TABLE BOARD RESTAURANT FOR
safe. Good location: cheap rent.
Takes In Si75 to 5000 cash daily.
owner has other business TO take
care Of and must sell at once.
II you want this. net quick. This
place will be sold very cheap. and
can arrange some terms. J-209.
Star.
RESTAURANT IN EVERETT NEAR
depot. shipyard and docks: dan
dy location. For sale cheap. Price
$3.50. Fred w. Lisk. 2929 bond St,
Everett Wash
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Stocks and Bonds
7 Wild SELL.
WILL BUY or SELL LIBERTY

SULPHUR PAYS ABOUT LARGEST
dividends known. It's scarce. only
real mines. New rich mine dis
covered. Company formed for inn
mediate mining. Great investment
opportunity. Get literature Scott
Co. Houston Texas
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Male Helm Wanted


WANTED ~ LIVE. INTELLIGENT
boy; ono who viii take advantage
OF good opportunity to learn Che
newspaper business and acquire
an education at tho Same time
Must be between ~ and 10 years
old Apply 10 the editor OF The
star.
WANTED-MEN TO LEARN AIR
craft spare time. Apply s2O
Marion. Main Stbs.
WANTEp-BONS FOR ROUTE CAR
ricrs in all parts OF the city. Good
chance for advancement.
Apply at Circulation Dept, seattle
WANTEp-A ROY ATTENDING
high school who gets out OF school
at o'clock. one who has carried
paper route preferred. Apply to
MIR nonahuc. star office,
WANTEp-TALLNMAN: MUST RE
tamilia with cargo shipment.
Apply SchwaEcr- Nettlcton Mills.
Take AllSi ear 60 Florida ~.
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN TO 20
light Janitor work. call at 5000
10th ave s. apartment lac,
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LOOK THIS UP

LOOK THIS UP
own 10 acres of land on paved
street; 80 rods sidetrack on three
transcontinental railroads: private
wnterworks system: blacksmith
shop. dwelling house and other
buildings; mill pond: two high
pressure boilers; all in the city OF
Puyallup. n growing town of 5000
people. | will sell any or all at
half its value. Must sell on ac-
count of war Address Mark
Graves, Puyallup Wash
GOOD TRACTS or LOGGED OFF
LAND FOR SALE. Low prices;
easy terms We will accept Lib
erty bonds as first payment: pay
the balance out of your wages
Steady work In our camp and mill
for steady men.
THREE LAKES LUMBER CO.
Three Lakes. Wash.
9 ACRES: EASY TERMS. INQUIRE
Mt Manordalo Co, Aldcrwood
Manor. i. o. Edmonds. II. /.