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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-06-27
SHIPS REPORT STRANGE
ARMED CRAFT OFF COAST

An Atlantic Port. June 27.-lncom-
ing steamers report strange craft.
low Lying and armed with tive-inch
guns. between $50 to 200 miles on the
Virginia capes. The master of an in
coming vessel saw the mysterious
stranger last Saturday and reports
that it followed his steamer, but kept
out of range of his defense guns which
had been made ready for use. On
cials say they have no definite reports
on the vessel which may have been
either an enemy raider or submarine
mother ship.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-06-27
PETE LAWSON'S LAST
CHANCE FOR LIFE
Gov. Rye Spends Day in Study
ing Record and Petitions for
Condemned Man.

Nashville, June 27.-Gov. Rye spent
all the morning at his home studying the
record and petitions in the case of Pete
Lawson, of Knoxville, who is condemned
to die at sunrise tomorrow in the cleo
tric chair. Early this afternoon he had
not announced his final decision whether
to let the law take its course or TO COM
mute the sentence, and was still study
ing the case
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-06-27
FIVE AMERICAN
PLANES IN RAID
Bombing Craft Drop Explosives
on German Railway Station.
Return Safely to Base.

With the American Army in
France, June &c (night). - Five
American bombing planes raided
Conflanes last night, dropping ex-
plosives upon the railway station.
There were good results. One
German observation plane was
seen, but it did not attack. All
the American machines returned
safely. seA l.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-06-27
PROMINENT FARMER
MYSTERIOUSLY INJURED
G.. w. Cameron Supposed to
Have Been Kicked by Horse
While Flowing.

G. w. Cameron, a farmer at La
Fayette, Ca. is at West Ellis hos
pital in a serious, condition as a re-
suit of injuries received in an acci-
bulance brought him from Lafayette
to the hospital. DR.. Underwood. of
the Georgia town, also made tho tr' b
to Chattanooga. 1t is thought that
Cameron, who was plowing in field,
was kicked by a horse. The plow
landed on his stomach.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-06-27
NOT FATHER SULLIVAN
PRIEST REFERRED TO

In an item in The News on June
25 it was stated that ''the local parish
priest" had gone to New York to ask
permission of the archbishop that a
lieutenant at Camp Forrest per-
mitted to marry a divorce. This was
an unfortunate error and in justice TO
Rev. Father F. T. Sullivan it should
be stated that he vas not referee, to
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-06-27
COURT CONFIRMS
MAPOTHER'S APPOINTMENT

Knoxville, June 27.-Judge Sanford. in
a decree today. said the government has
assumed control of the Tennessee Cen
trail railroad and was operating il. but
was not its financial agent. w. L. Ma
pother's appointment as federa manager
was ratified. and H w. Stanley and w.
K McAlister. receivers. will continue tc
serve as financial agents
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-06-27

in the item. The reporter secured his
information from source which he
thought accurate. but the reference
was not to Father Sullivan, and there
is doubt whether any priest accepted
such a mission.
In such matters, also, If ever taken
up, the appeal N'ould not be made to
the bishop of any other diocese.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-06-27
Grand Duke Leader.

international News Servlce.)
Copenhagen, June 27. - Food riots
have broken out in Petrograd. Boil
shevik troops turned machine guns
upon the mobs. Grand Duke Michael
is leading a counter revolution in
Omsk.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-06-27
Success in Vosges Area.

Paris, June 27.-Lively artiiieiy
duels south of the Aisne are reported
in the official statement from the wal
office today. In the Vosges the French
took prisoners in raids.
The statement says;
THE activity of the artillery wa
rather lively south of the Aisne In the
region of Coeuvres (north of Villers-
Cotterets). In the Vosges we took
prisoners in three raids"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-06-27

represented in Italy by an aviation
contingent.
Coils. Mott and Wells.
Secretary Baker also announced the
names of two American army officers
now serving on the staff of Comman-
der-in-C Chief Foch. They are Col.
Thomas Bentley Mott, who represents
Gen. Pershing, and Col. Bryant H.
Wells, who represents Gen. Tasker H.
Bliss. of the permanent council at
Versailles. Both are known as liaison
officers
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Condemned, Then Shot.

Geneva, June 27.-(By the Associ-
ated Press 1.-The Ukraine bureau at
Lausanne announced today it has re-
ceived confirmation Of the report that
the bolshevik authorities at Yekater-
inburg condemned Nicholas Romanoff.
the former Russian emperor, to death
after a short trial and then shot him.
Details of the reported executio are
lacking.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-06-27
-PETROCRAD In -THROES
FOOD RIOTS; MOB FIRED ON
Brother of Gear Heads New ST.
berian Government-Rumor
Nicholas Murder Persists. :
ASSOCIATED Press,)

Amsterdam, June 27.--Grand Du'se
Michael Alexandrovitch, younger
brother of the former Emperor Mich
olas. is reported in dispatch from
Moscow. receive here today by way
of Berlin, to have placed himself at
the head Of the new Siberian govern
ment and to have issued a manifesto
to the Russian people.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-06-27
Increasingly Persistent.

| IASSOCIdIeu PreS3.D
Amsterdam, June 27-Reports that
former Emperor Nicholas has been
murdered in Yekaterinburg are in
creasngly persistent in Moscow, ac-
cording to a dispatch fl m that city
(date not given) received today by
way of Berlin.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-06-27
PERSHING SELECTS UNIT
TO SEND AT ONCE ITALY
Regiment of American Infantry to Proceed to
Battle Front Under instruction From
Washington, Secretary Baker
Announces.
ASSOCIATED Press)

Washington 27Gen Pershing, under instructions from
gton regiment of infantry be
ay Italy, Secretary Baker announced today The secretary
would disclose identity of the troops.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-06-27
The Moscow

The Moscow ewspapers, the dis
patch states, indicate that the recent
whereabouts of the eX-emperor have
not been definitely known (This state
ment seems significant, as 1t con-
flicts with the German reports OF the
former rulers moval to Moscow
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-06-27
Cars Death Confirmed?
Report of Assassination of
Former Emperor Mich
olas Declared True.
ASSOCIATED Press.)

INSSOCIateu PFtSS.J
Paris, June PA dispatch from
Kiev, under date of Wednesday,
June 26, declares that the report Of
the assassination of former En-
peror Nicholas of Russia has been
confirmed. 1t Is declared he was
killed by bolsheyik troops during
their retreat on Yekaterinburg.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-06-27

London, June 27.-lt is rumored
in Copenhagen that the czarevitch,
is dead, said an Exchange Tele-
graph dispatch from Copenhagen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24

10 For Sni~-utrnI Estate
CowEN PARK
tA.000-~New fivcroom bungalow
with large attic and finished
sleeping porch. large living
place. bulltln buffet. cabinet
n.,, n.sa,aa, 49,, ,,ru'
acs n.,, -, A. Aoxtts "a
ga ., .,,,,, u.t, z,a,
WEST SEATTLE.
1a.bOO-i'arge on" ana one'hhlf story
niN.room bungalow at 3'Sb
i5th ave. y w. big fireplace
furnace, laundry trays ce'
mont floor' BOOKCASES. win
rooms. large closets. lot BOX
The cost price Of a few ysnrs
s 49, snV' o"""' i""'''
80. ,.r,ov, ..,,,r
go , 80,
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West Seattle Property
6 ROOMS AND BATH

Nicely arranged with many attract
i've features. Pin. corner lot with
J street frontageE. rich. black soil.
convenient 10 car and school a
good buy. Short ride from ship
yards, Only $4,000. $500 cash. ball
ancc like rent
An EXCEPTIONAL BUY.
T-room modern house: entrance hall.
nice front room with fireplace.
hardwood floors. fne living room
and dining room. large kitchen. .
large bedrooms with numerous
closets. front and rear porcbes;
fun cement basement with good
heating plant and laundry trays.
built before the present high
prices and - worth $4,000 more
than the owner il asking. II you
can use a house Of this size do not
delay investigating at once. Lot
s0xi2o. blocks from car Pine
noighborhood. Price $4,000. on
easy terms
5-ROOM CALIFORNIA
BUNGALOW.
Just completed: typical California
style. fine living room and dining
room with fireplace and hardwood
floors: large bedrooms and closets. .
streets paved and assessments
paid. Pine location. About $500
cAsh. balance $40 monthly.
UNIQUE 5-RooM BUNGALOW.
A nest for two. Every convenience
and comfort TO be desired: best Of
construction and material About
1900 cash. balance $50 monthly.
THE CAMPBELL THOMPSON co.
California and West Alaska SITS.
West 80.
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WHILE WAGES ARE GOOD You
should buy and pay for your own
home. he your own landlord; be
free from the regular monthly rent
collector. YOU owe " 10 yourself
and 90 your family. start now,
while real estate ~ below It's nor
NAL value and wages above nor.
NAL We have several good used
houses. North End. and on car
line. very reasonable.
ono half acre tract; Broom house;
porch; barn, f.tbo; cash 400. flS
per month.
f2.2b0-ouArter-acre tract: broom
modern bungalow. c.men, base
ment fireplace. bath. etc; $3.50
cash. $3.50 per month.
g., 600 Modern broom bungalow;
corner lot, 39si00: Green Lake
district corner First ave. ~. ~
and h0th 1T. terms 1900 cash. f25
per month. including everything.
sTJ0-Sevcrai beautiful acre tracts:
cleared. near Country club car
line. bus line. brick road. school
and church. $40 cash. 80 per
month.
s?bO--Acre tract. north Of univer-
slty; near Pacific highway. Was
81 900 per acre. nov $3.50. only n
few left Any reasonable terms
viii be accepted.
We have lots, tracts and acres In all
parts OF the city. including
municipal line inside and outside
the city limits. near white Center
or Lake Burien. one-hhlf acre
tracts. one block from ear. city
water and school. $500. best soil
on earth Only two tracts left
WEST A. WHEELER
400 Coiman Bldg Elliott Szb2.
Il. N-Wc move TO Second and
Marion next week. Thirty year,
In Real Estate business In Seattle.
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I,ENr

REM
GET AWAY FROM HIGH RENT HY
PAYING IS cash end $50 month,
~ for a close-in lot. $3.50. Build
yourself a temporary house ana ana
RENT MONEY Will pay for lot
and lumber. and before long you
will have a good home with no rent
TASy FAMILIES ARE DOING 1T
TO-DAY, and the lots are ~ III: no
etumps, no brush: blocks from
the addition to the car-the Hal
nier valley lines; no hills 70
water. planked street for autos.
and good neighbors,<35 WILL DO
THE STUNT. To- SEE THESE
LOTS Sunday. telephone Rainier
CAV. or call on
DAVID T.. EASTMAN
1924 Ord Ave. office Phone Main 1861
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~owy. TO puMAR STATION
TOMORROW AND SEE HOW
r4E RENT PROBLEM Is
pEfxr SOLVED ~ WORK
ERs AND NOT BY RESoLu-
TfO<S
ovYu NO. ,. IL on the
.erLet today. Come out and Sc
l~rt your future home. You VIII
find IL the mos, profitable DAY
work you ever did. Come out ana
faik TO the satisfied owners VINO
r~ws sldestepped the landlord
Ther~ IL not a rent payer in Dumar
(sstv 10 my knowledge. own your
own home for few dollars. fou
don't know what you can do until
you really try. Only minutes
ride TO your work. Free wood and
cienty OF IL. Cedar river water
coms out early. own your own
home. Rent must 20 up because
supply and demand govern. There
ARE more people than houses. and
Will be for many year, 70 come ,n
value. DUMkR NO ! Is worth
g0et more now than when we sold
4 30 DAYS ago. You cannot make
money faster. $40 cash. - per
month. No excuse for paying rent
within the reach OF all. Agent on
ground all day. Take Lake Burien1
municipal car at Riverside and
srokans ri. to W. Holden st 10
minutes ride. Sc fare. IL VIII pay
vnu TO look this over Just as a
natter OF education and curiosity.
whether you want a home or not.
inst to see how the housing prob
lem is being solved by real work
ers.
WEST & WHEELER
f-otrnan Block. Elliott 5252.
y g--we move next week TO our new
rntfre second floor OF Marion
Bidg. Thirty years in the Real
Estate business In Seattle.
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OTHERS ARE DOING 1T
WHY NOT YOU


For fss cash and so per month you
can buy nice lot. tGxaT. with
t3-foot alley. in f'cnny's Addition
Build a small house. and add 60 ~
as convenient Your payments Will
be no more than rent. but give
you absolut. independence.
This property u close In. being sit
uated estwseu W. tbth and 18Th
sts. and Third and sixth ayes y
W. Both the Fremont Ballard and
sixth ave. n. W cars pass ".
giving double service. IL ia within
few blocks Of the wooden ship
yards. on the canal. making u
very convenient tor shipyard
workers
Prices a. low "a tfis. and the high
est only 1913: prices including tho
improvements. which are now in:
sos under the market. and an In
sestlgation viii convince you.
Take Fremont Ballard or Sixth ave.
". W. ears. get of at ". 18th 81.
and Sixth ave. y. W. Branch Of
flee Mt Stacks store. on this
corner. Open every day and sun
day.
HENRY G. EWING COMPANY
Successors TO
CALHOUN, DENNY & EWING
zoo Alaska Bldg. Main Ti3t
SERVICE"
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BIG SNAP

a-room house: on corner lot; with
nagnificent view Of lake and
rnountains Take Eaineir car 20
B1st st. go south one block. then
up hill three blocks. following
board walk, TO corner Of 47th and
Fletcher. Big white house. with
beautiful lawn. Price only $4,000;
$500 cash and 500 per month. Full
cement foundation. city water.
city light: bath complete.
II. s. TURNER
REAL ESTATE COMPANY
30f Pioneer Bldg.
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LOT BUYERS INVESTORS
TRY AGAIN SUNDAY
SEE SOUTH BEACON itiiI.
HOMES READY
HOMES utlipING
ORDERS TAKEN ron HOMES
Note carefully " you want Go
hooNotiEo. II Is up TO you.
SOC t0-FT VIEW LOTS. ON
tANk EEK DRIVE AND HEA-
CON AVE, BOULEVARD.
PAVED SCENIC DRIVE.
PRICE ssoo TO 1890.
5000 will rough in.
1900 will finish
s.room bungalow.
Add the price Of the iot-,sOo 10
st0O--you get the cost
$500 will rough In,
1900 TO $1,000 will finish
\ 3-room home.
Add the cost OF the lot
We viii give you prices on tho same
basis on 4. or 6 roomA
We have sold employees
or SKINNER & EDDY. PAT
TERSON a. MCDONALD AND
nurHlE SHtffARpS. WHO
Have built small homes on
the rear Of their lots,
AND ARE LIVING IN THEM
They are saving rent Their In
vcstment H. small They viii
soon be out OF debt
WE HAVE
REApY ron OCCUPANCY
one '-room Att $50
one building at. s.ieo
Another at ....... -,.ap
rooms at. .s+s... -soV
CASH PAYMENTS
t50 and up
Monthly. to suit
NOTE CAREFULLY
Beacon Hill ln on the main land; no
railroads or bridges to cross. con-
vrnicnt TO the shipyards and bust
meas center. We are offering spe-
Buys IN VACANT LOTS
ON cARkEEK DRIVE;
90.f-r, PAVED BOULEVARD.
Terms 20 suit
s30o--toxi0O.
s50-tOxlsN
s00=s0sIi0.
60o=s0x.0O
A. good a. Mt Baker was 10 years
ago.
on BEACON AVE nOuLE-
vARp-t10o TO 1900
Equal In scenic beauty 20 Capitol
hili or other high-gradc residence
SPEND SUNDAY WITH US
Take Rainier beach or Rem
ton car on Third ave.
GET OFF AT HENDERSON ST.
Go west TO foot Of hill. See houses
building, see sigus. follow
BOULEVARD TO TOR or HILL
There IL n shorter cut. but " gives
you n better chance TO SEQ the
property.
Mr.. Rexford viii be on the grounds
after 10 a IN.
RENFoRD Il MORRfgsEY. owners
sts-fi7 Boston Block. Elliott eo2.
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wooDY'S WEST SEATTLE
BARGAIN BULLETIN
ss.io buys nice modern b-room
home and a beautiful lot: near
the West Seattle high school
and playfieid. Terms.
G.f0o for beautiful view lot with
lots Of fine bearing fruit trees
and n good house. located near
end Of AK car. This on rea-
sonRble terms.
1880 for n cute little bungalow: J
rooms and bath: magnificent
view: only / = blocks TO AK
car. not far from beach
fs.s50 for a modern home Of rooms
and hath: beautiful lot. b0Nieo.
just of California ave. Terms.
81 buys n big. level lot. 10 alley:
Groom house: not far from
West Seattle high school
Terms.
i00xi.o-Sice level garden tract: not
far from California ave. for
1900: easy terms.
s. i. WOODY
Ferry Landing. West Seattle.
West 33i.
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UNIVERSITY BUNGALOW.

N~w,y painted and retinted room
basement. wood hoor, launor,
sravs. living room. dining room
Kitchen. 2 bedrooms and bath Lo'
3oxto3 TO alley
PRICE. $3.50.
SOME TERMS
" MUST BE SOLD.
DARE q DODGE. INC.
Ktog County State Bank BldE.
Phone kenwood.
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10 For saie--Itch Estate
REAL ESTATE Statesmen
TAKE NOTICE
Very shortly We are going TO put an
addition on the market wherein
you arc going 20 have the best
chance since 200 to make some
real money THIS addition II one
half mile south ~ the city limits.
on tho Lake lfuricn car line, II
contains tGO acres. and viii be Of
ficially known NJ
OAK PARK
our prices for tracts sssi.7 TO alley,
with street grade. city water and
sidewalks paid for. viii be ms low
as $3.50. facing right on car line.
There is no competition along the
entire length OF this car line.
either from standpoint OF beauty
or price. Call at
gio AMERICAN BANK BLDG. See
II. W. BIRD or W. " coUoHLIS
Elliott 2bbT.
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COME TO ME TODAY.

Let me show you how II can be
done. Let me lead you to the Gar.
den OF Eden. Let me start you.
Just kill the rent problem. Bring
me whatever cash you have. Bring
me a Thrift Stamp or Liberty
Bond. Uncle Sam will endorse it
or stand behind you. He wants
you TO own a parcel OF your coun.
try-a place where the Stars and
Stripes shows loyalty. devotion
and patriotism. win you take
advantage OF this7 win you show
the spirit TO get a home? THEN
SEE ME TODAY. office open
from Q a m. to $40 .. IN.
BUY AT LEAST ONE HALF ACRE
100 feet front by f27 feet deep; only
1926: only $40 down: only 1880
monthly. Buy SIS or $50 worth
Of lumber. build one room. add to
IL when you can afford 1t. and
within a year you will have a 3
or 4-room cottage You VIII be It's
landlord. You will be it's owner.
This IL sound logic. II IL God =
naked truth.
Automobiles leave daily-i0:30 n.
m; 2:30 y. m; $50 p. m.
Come to the office today or tcle.
phone for appointment
on Sunday our automobiles leave
at 10 "A. m. and p. m. from our
offices at Boston Block, Second
ave. and Columbia st.
w. r. MARVIN,
| 208 Boston Block. 718 Second Ave
Telephone Elliott 1887.
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A HOME FOR $40.


toll and years OF worry.
Il admit have been the other end
OF the pump. commonly k1own as
the sucker
over the top, 60 do something for
my country or my family. until
now"
WHERE rs THE MAN WHO
WILL LET ME prove | am a live
one with enough ot patriotism for
my flag In my bones and under
my skin to beat the principle OF
the kaiser and the Hog Renter OF
today
\ AM THE MAN You NEED TO.
DAY.
l AM THE SAMARITAN YOU ARE
LOOKING FOR
| WILL TAKE YOUR s. OR $40 As
FIRST PAYMENT.
1 WILL ACCEPT IS OR SO
MONTHLY.
PAY WHAT YoU CAN.
PAY WHEN YOU CAN.
| HAVE 100 ACRES or LAND TO
SELECT A PLACE FROM.
so auar,er.acrc plots siss. only $40
down. s. monthly.
so half acre plots 1895. only $40 down.
$3.50 monthly.
so one-acre plots ssss. only $40 down.
$40 monthly.
A few higher on same terms.
RIGHT ON THE CAR LINE. on
MACADAM ROAD. Right at Lake
Burien.
IS MINUTES SOUTH OF SHIP.
YARDS. minutes TO beach.
EVERY Foot THE BEST LAND
on EARTH. CARS LEAVE AT
$40 A. NJ. RUN UNTIL i2.5o AT
NIGHT. OWNED AND opEIlAT.
ED by THE CITY OF SEATTLE
Electric light. water and telcphone
adjoining.
NO CITY TAxEs. No CITY RE
STRICTIONS. Build what you
please Build where you please.
oNEHALF LAND CLEARED.
oNEHALF TIMBER.
NO PAYMENT WHEN YoU ARE
SICK. NO PAYMENT WHEN
OUT OF WORK.
where on the universe could you
match this proposition Jult what
you have been looking for during
your whole lifetime.
The ancient story has been "AIl
roads lead to Rome"
TODAY ALL ROADS LEAD TO
SEATTLE.
name OF Seattle IL n household one.
Her get.up and enterprise. her
wonderful progressive spirit for
doing things. In business or indus
tries. has won the admiration OF
the entire world.
EVERY WEEK THOUSANDS ARE
COMISG-Meu from the copper
fields OF Montana. men from the
gold fields OF Idaho. men from the
wheat fields OF Dakota. men from
the corn fields Of Iowa. mrn from
the coal fields OF Pennsylvania.
Texas A GREATER EAIGRA.
TON THAN ANY TIME IN THE
HISTORY OF ANY CITY on
THE PACIFIC COAST.
Nothing can stop IL. II IL coming
our way. We have got the world
by the tail. the path IN creased
and we are pulling II down hill
10000 MEN WANTED NOW
In our hundreds OF busy beehives OF
industry. San Francisco ia dis.
tanced In the great mercantile
race. However. II Is too far away
from Seattle to be any account.
The flag Of prosperity floats from
the Seven Hills OF Seattle. II is
here to stay--today. tomorrow and
every day.
HOMES THE PEOPLE WANT
whether IL Is one room. 4 rooms or
rooms. Rent payer. Wage
Garner. Stranger
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Acreage
FINELY IMPROVED RANCH
RUNNING WATER: BUILDINGS

Splendid young orchard Of izs
bearing trees. all varieties.
also small fruits: IL acres in
garden and clover. You can
Judge the soil after looking
over garden and fruit trees.
thoroughly cleared and fenced:
several springs. besides good
sized stream; small house. stor-
age building; barn and hay loft
Tor three head Of stock: good
SIZED chicken house: also other
improvements. Price $1,000.
which includes farming lmple-
ihents. furniture. etc. Property
has been improved by owner,
not with idea OF selling Flow
"rs. shrubbery. etc. Reasonable
cash payment. balance $40
monthly. Handy 10 ferry land
Ing. Take r. Madison chr and
kirkland ferry 10 Burke K
Iarrar's office and inquire for
Mr.. Sucking.
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OPENING SALE ZIDORF'S
LAKEHURsT SUBDIVISION
At LAKE BURIES.

Sunday. August 20. this beautiful
suburban subdivision Of large
tracts viii be opened 10 the public
This property offers all the adyant
ages OF the country and the CON
venicnecs Of the city. II has grad.
81 streets. water. sidewalks. elec
tric lights and telephone service.
which makes u an ideal place for
home.
Lakchurnt IL right on the car line.
directly across the road from beau
ufui Lake Burien. the most attrae.
time location for home In this
section. IL IN only "A short dis
lance. BY "a good road. from the
DcN Molncs paved highway: 30
minutes by auto from Pioneer
Square.
Opening prices for shor, time only
are $3.50 TO $3.50 per tract. very
easy terms.
Come out Sunday and sec for your
self a visit 20 the property will
convince you that this is the OPP
portuni,y 20 better yourself Take
car at Riverside and get Off at
lakeview Ave. and meet statesmen
on tho ground. During week. call
at Main office. 200 Alaska Build.
Ing. and arrange 10 go out by auto.
mobile.
HENRY C. EWING COMPANY
Successors TO CALHOUN. DENNY
a EWING.
zoo Alaska Bldg. Main 7isA
Service"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24

x GOOD s-RooM HOUSE. on a
nice s0x1 loft lot; in n good resi-
dence section, one block from
Renton car line. a good buy. Call
81 4229 Juneau II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24

% business Opportunities
SMALL. FRESH. CLieAN STOCK OF
drugs and sundrics. reasonable
discount: fixtures for sale: store
for rent. GIG Pike St Phone Main
ASA.