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AUSTRIAN PREMIER
AND CABINET QUIT
Prof. Lan,n,asch, a Pacifist,
May Be HE Successor.

LONDON. Oct. 5.--Ba ron Won Hussarek,
the Austrian Prime Minister since last
July. has resigned. according to a des-
graph Company.
Baron Won Hussarek presented his
resignation in the name Of his entire
Cabinet last Friday. II win be Off
cially. announced, the despatch says,
after successor to Baron Won Hus-
sarek has been found. Tho new Pre-
mier. It 10 added, possibly viii be Prof.
Heinrich Lammasch. with whom nego-
tiations are under way to bring about
great pacifst demonstration. Prof
Lammasch is ranked as one OF the lead
ers Of the Austrian peace party.
Previous to the announcement of the
resignation Of Baron Won Hussarek
Swiss and German newspapers asserted
that his position was untenable and
! that he was likely to be succeeded by
Prof. Lammasch because of the latter's
peace tendencies.
According to the Berlin Vosstsoho Eel
tuno's Vienna correspondent the German
parties In the Reichsrath have sent their
leaders 70 the Emperor to urge drastic
changes in tho constitution in the d.
rection of liberalization with self deter
mination for the German races in Aus
! tria. The correspondent added that
Count Czernin. the former Premier of
Austria Hungary. and representatives Of
the Constitution parties in the Upper
House also will urge similar course
OF action upon the Emperor.
According to a story printed in Nou-
velle Presse Libre of Berne. Baron Bu-
rian, the Austro- Hungarian Foreign Sec
rotary. told the Deputies OF the German
Nationalists group that the internal con-
ditions in Austria demanded a revision
! Of the constitution. The fundamental
terms OF the revised constitution, he
asserted. should be an agreement among
the various Austrian nat!onalities. The
newspaper adds that thus far the
Czechs and Jugo-Slavs have refused to
collaborate in the proposal
Recognition OF the right of the Slavic.
Latin States o. Austria Hungary to dis.
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BERLIN CLAIMS TWO
AMERICAN REFUSES
Germans Win in Champagne,
Official Report.

AMSTERDAM. Oct. 5.-A German SUP
Elementary official report to-day claims
that the attack OF the French and Amer
lean divisions in Champagne, north OF
st. Marie-Aspy. was failure. according
to advices received here from Berlin.
The report says the attack was sup
ported by tanks and partly carried out
by fresh forces
Berlin alleged that partial attacks on
both sides OF the Aisne met like fate
The statement concludes:
Between the Argonne and the Meuse
inter q drumfire that reached to the
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PEACE FOR RUSSIA
AND TURKEY ENDS

AMsTERDAM, Oct. 5.-A Russian rnte
20 Turkey published by Vorpderts con.
ciudes, according to Berlin despatch:
1.-THE Russian Government Is obliged
TO state that In consequence Of the ac-
ton OF the Turkish Government the
treaty OF Brest-Litovsk, which was to
have established peaceful relations be-
tween Russia and Turkey. Is null and
void"
1t As understood that this applies only
10 the clauses In the treaty concerning
the relations between Russia and Turkey.
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HAIC,S TROOPS MAKE
IMPORTANT GAINS
Haute Deuls Canal Line
Reached in North.

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE,
Oct 5.--wide gains Of great importance
have been made to-day by the fighting
British armies. In the north the line
of the Haute Deule Canal has been
reached, and the Germans are hur-
riedly evacuating Lille.
The British are on the canal bank
from Don In the north to Pont-a-Vendn
In the north.
Along the Scheldt canal the British
launched an attack this morning which
carried them over the waterway from
Bantouzelle to q uoint three miles to
the south. A terrific British barrage lie
now falling over the ground three miles
to the east OF this point upon the Wal
incourt line, which is the last of the
hlndenburg system in this locality and
from 1t the Germans are now fleeing.
Immediately to the south the Hinden-
burg system has already been pierced
and there has been desperate fighting
here all day long. in which the British
have been sisnally victorious.
The Germans delivered counter at
tacks, but these were smashed, and
then the British reattacked with grea
vigor. and as a consequence have re-
gained possession of the important vii
lagos of Beaurevoir and Montbrehain
and the railway running between. the
two.
Ponchaux. nearly a mile to the east
has also been taken. The fighting here
also was very heavy, and everywhere
the British advanced only after killing
many Of the Germans. The enemy threw
in every available man--servant, cook,
| hostIer and motor driver, but in vain
effort.
In this section the Germans are greatly
disorganized. In the thirty miles Of
| front there are twenty mine divisions,
or what is left of them.
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WEST OF vERpttN, Oct. 5.@Gen. Goura I'D
comm 1ndins the French army on the
American left. has sent the following
order to the Generals of his corps:
Thanks to the unceasins and sue
cessful attacks made by the Fourth
army since September 28 the enemy.
threatened particularly by the deter
mined thrust Of the American division
on october 8. has given way on the
whole front
Gen. Gourauds order refers to the
Rheims-Argonne region.
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sihle leader Of the Government, ron
dered to me and the fatherlsnd
eminent and successful service. =
As an outward sign Of my especial
acknowledgment have conferred
upon you the high order Of the Black
Eagle Always your grateful and well
disposed, WILHELM !. II.
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GRoENER SUCCEEDS Won STEIN.
Chief OF Staff in Ukraine Becomes
Prussian War Minister.

BASEL, Oct. 5.--Cien. Groener has been
appointed to succeed Gen. Won Stein, re-
signed. as Prussian Minister OF War. the
Strassburg Post Gays. Gen. Groener has
been Chief Of Stan In the Ukraine.
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eastern bank Of the Mouse the Ameri-
cans tried to break through with iyfan-
try and tanks. which In places was re-
peated seven times. They, were COM
pletely repulsed with the heaviest losses. /"
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HOLLAND DENIES
MAKING PEACE BID
Officially Repudiatss Report
She Urged Farley.


invited the belliserents to negotiate for
peace, it was declared by the Foreign
Once to-day.
There Is not word OF truth in the
statement Of the Berlin TagebIdtt to that
effect. the official announcement states.
The vienns correspondent Of the
TapebIatt was quoted In an Amsterdam
despatch OF Friday night as declaring
that Austria-Hungary had requested
Holland to invite the belligerents to take
part in peace negotiations and that Hol-
land already had sent out the invita-
tons.
LONDON, Oct 5.-Reports published in
the Ta9ebIdtt of Berlin to the effect that
Great Britain has replied to the AUS
TRAN peace proposals and the request
from Austria that Holland invite the
belligerent nations to enter peace nego-
tiations are given prominence by the
newspapers here. For the most part.
however, they are dismissed an a part
OF a new peace offensive" deserving lit
tie attention.
The Telegraph claims to be able to
deny positively that Great Britain has
delivered any sort OF reply TO Count Won
Burian's note except the speech made by
A. J. Balfour. Secretary of State for For
eisn Affairs. September lG.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.--Doubt was eX-
pressed to-day by officials OF the State
Department that Austria had made q
new proposal for a peace conference
through Holland. as reported yesterday
from Amsterdam, on the strength OF
Berlin press dispatches, 1t was sug-
gested the report might have grown out
Of the Austrian proposal of several
weeks age, which was so promptly re-
iected by President Wilson. No new
offer has reached the State Department
through the Dutch Government or any
other source, and no news Of one has
been received from<any of the Allies
When Baron Won Burian made his
recent proposal for a non-binding con-
ference Il was reported to the State
Department here that the Dutch Govern
ment had been approached by the Aus
trians and had agreed to furnish O
meeting place for the proposed con-
ference.
1t is recalled that the Dutch Gov
eminent within a fortnight has let Il
be known semi-officially that II woulC
not seek to mediate between the bel
lgerents unless requested to do so BY
both sides. So II is assumed that Il
any new peace move actually has beer
started Holland will do no more thar
serve as chanpel Of communication.
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Gen. Won Stein was reported 20 have
resigned in advices received in London
on September 81 from Copenhagen. He
fhad been Prussiar War Minister since
October 1915,
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Fail Kills Capt. Raymond, Filler.
PARIS, Oct. Capt Raymond, com.
mander OF the famous Stork Escadrille
Marine yf injuries neceived IN, IAN acct.
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coded by number of conferences with the
Berlin and Hungary both civil and military and representa-
lives from the States of the German confederation"
LONDON, Oct. 5.Prince Macmillan the Imperial Ger
Chancellor, in the Reichstag to-day emphaticay de-
slared that the Government stood the basis of just
peace, regardless Of the war situation. ,a.....
49, BASEL Oct 5-Prnce Macmillan Of Baden the new
German Imperial Chancellor visited yesterday the Austro
Hungarian, Turkish and Spanish Ambassadors at Berlin
cordng to the German The Vossiche Zeg of Berlin
that the speech which Prince Macmillan will make to-day
in che Reichstag will be an important one. rs
The Rechstag peace resolution of July 1917 will be
affirmed by Prince Maxman Of Baden In his declaration of
policy before the Rechsag according to information here
Chancellor expected develop the scope of this
resolution in his statement and indicate desire for speedy
peace .4 ~
The indications are that the session will be a brief
the Deputies probably adjournng until the regular date
for assembling in November after hearing the Governments
declaration. ..-'.
4 A Crown Council for the Kingdom of Saxony
vened short notice in Dresden Wednesday, according
German advces here The decisions taken known
but they believed be connected with developments
in the internal political situation in Germany
Full Restoration of Belgium
PARIS, Oct. 5-Prince Macmillan of Baden, the
German Imperial Chancellor will declare against annexaton
in the West by Germany and in favor of the full restoration Of
Belgium, according despatch to lie Journal from Zurich
The restoration will be carried international
fund.- according to the which it indicated
the Chancellor will propose to the Reichstag.
In general it is asserted his statement of policy will be
based both the Rechsag resolution Of 1917 and the
Baron Buran the Ausro Hungarian For
eign Minister
There indication also that the Chancellor will make
known disposition to conde the revision Of the BrestLovsk
Bucharest treaties congress Of all the beigerens He
will declare against payment of the damage done to France
sad and will demand the freedom Of the in the German
of that phrase and the return of the German colonies
further forecast that the Chancellor will favor partial
progressive disarmament but that he will not entertain
Of an
Lorraine and absolutely opposed to the return of the two
provinces
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WASHINGTON COOL
TO NEW PEACE MOVE


antees certainly would be exactsd for
the honest performance Of this obliga-
tion by Germany and Austria.
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Eoor SaIe-tutomobilcs
ELpRiDGE BUICK co,

This Is a rough war"
As somebody recently said.
There ia no doubt about that. But
that isn't going "a keep a lot OF
people from buying automobiles,
any more than things To cat II
Is lust as important that some
people have automobiles In order
10 keep up the efficiency as u rs
for farmers to have horses. Now,
the place 20 buy n Buick ~ OF the
Eldridgc Buick Company, because
Bucks are our business. IT you
wanted Singer sewing machine,
you would naturally go to inc
Singer store. At least there -
some logic In Il. isn't theref
Today we offer YOU nineteen
eighteen 4-cyiinder Buick Tor
5000, a niuctcen-cighteen Buick
Six for si450. The new ones VIII
cost $500 or we have any for
sale).
Then we have ninctcen-sevcntccn
Buick Six. St.050 Its reprinted.
has new Top plate glass In the
rear. \ car you will be proud To
own. We have had many offers
to trade IL for other makes. some
OF our customers claim 20 miles
per gallon for this model; IL Ia
about the average.
we will be very glad to have you
call and look these cars over, II
Is always pleasure TO us 20 show
them.
ELDRIDGE BUICK COMPANY
SOC l.. Pike st.
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rnp SALE ny OWNER

FOR SALE BY OWNER
Two homes Cone Furnished; terms
Expect to be drafted first call.
Home for two or three. furnished:
fine lot: boulevard and car. $500
or more cash. Also fine, new
building at Rainier ave. and Gem
csce: living rooms, all modern:
also two large rooms on street
floor for business. excellent prop
osition. Come today. owner. iit3
Rainier ave.
FOR SALE ~ TWO MODERN
houses on one lot; near Madrona
car line: one newly furnished,
$4,000: $500 down. $50 per month:
one house vacant next week.
Each renting at s25, Apply 1885
T.. Alaska.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Just completed. strictly modern
broom house. one block from car.
Before you buy, come and see it.
CAN evenings. North 14iS. House
1894 Burke ave.
GROOM HOUSE AND PANTRY;
half acre; all cleared: on paved
road: three blocks from ferry
landing at Bellevue a A. Peter
SON owner. Main 1905, $1,000;
terms to suit.
FINE LOT. 5OxlfO; BEST RESI-
dencc district in ballard: improve
mcnts in. paid; $fSh cash. This lot
cost 81 600. \ bargain l.. Hen
bricks. 1906 w. 5sth st
4 BIG BARGAIN
z rooms. bath and pantry: fine lot
and paved street: only Sl.650. $3.50
cash, balance s25 per month. 352I
Empire Building.
NEAR JEFFERSON PARK
Modern Groom bungalow; on cor
ner, 4Ox100; garage; by owner.
Easy terms. Beacon 3i75, or Ell
lott 3217
| HAVE ACRES IMPROVED
land. near Bremerton navy yard
worth 81. 200. Want to trade for
good automobile or any other bus
mess in Seattle. K-t6. star
LOT 50x100 ON MARKET STREET;
. blocks from Ballard North car:
grade. walk, sewer. $i75. 3i03
Fremont ave.
WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN
buy Broom bungalow, Queen
Anne. $1,000. $500 down. balance
monthly? Leavinr city. No agents
Mrs. Grunshaw. North 242S.
GROOM MODERN HOUSE. WITH
range and refrigerator: large lot.
Price 81 $50: 5000 cash
GATTW0OD REALTY co.
7t11 California Ave. West 1257M.
CORNER LOT. s6xtoO: GROOM
house: large fruit trees: all or
1900 w. Roy. Queen Anne.
LOT 40x10O. 2 BLOCKS FROM card
Ave. car; almost level above
grade. $3.50; 500 cash. balance
$25 monthly. 3i03 Fremont ave.
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Acreage
LAND
500 TO 5000 AN
rDI%


EASY TERMS; LONG TINE
PAYMENTS
Level land. with very best OF soil.
View of Sound and mountains
Beautiful groves of alder, maple and
new growth cedar.
Between Pacific highway and paved
highway; As minutes from Fourth
and Pike; short walk to salt water
fishing, bathing beach and clam
digging.
High schol and grade school: stores.
theatre. church. and a community
of the best people bordering our
land.
You can have no conception OF the
beauty. the high soil value. the
absurdly low price OF our land
until you have seen IL.
If you are in the market for land.
and buy without seeing this offer
ing, you are positively cheating
yourself, for we honestly believes
and purchasers who have looked
thoroughly over the list of land
offerings advertised in Seattle
have told us. that we
HAVE THEM ALL BEAT
FOR PRICE. SOIL QUALITY.
VIEW, AND IN EVERY WAY
Come in Saturday and get full par
ticularS. and let us show you this
land sunday. This month should
close out this offer. on the basis
OF sales made in the past 10 days
If you really want LAND.
YOU'LL BUY THIS
JONES & PHINNEY
SIT Second Ave. Ground Floor.
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For SaIe-IieaI Estate
FOR SALE ny OWNER /

50x100. Price $1,000. $3.50 cash.
Groom modern house: lot bnxi00 20
an alley Price 1850: $500 cash.
Groom modern cottnge: lot 40xf57;
Ballard beach. Price $500. $500
cash.
Groom cottage: lot 50x1t5. Price
$1,000: cash $3.50.
groom modern cottage: close 20
city car. Price $500: fi25 cash.
YOUNG q BROBERG
b229 Ballard Ave.
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For Sale-Automobiles

NO CAMoUFLAGING, BUT AN AID
OF REAL FACTS
We now have on hand a stock OF
light family cars OF late and pop
ular makes.
AT PRICES THAT WILL PLEASE
YOU
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$3.50 DOWN

1880 DOWN
,25 per month. including inter-
est. for good i-room house:
two blocks from three car
lines; lot 60xl20: shrubbery,
berries. fruit trees, etc. Fun
price only t.250-some buy.
1900 DOWN
$50 per month, including inter
est, for nifty a-room bun
gaiow: full basement: sleeping
porch; breakfast nook. mod
crn built-ln features. two
blocks from car line. Full
price only $1,000 good value.
$500 DOWN
$50 per month. including inter
est. for IA beautiful Groom
bungalow. finished In brick
and stucco-prcHsed brick up
TO the windows. stucco finish
nboVe--concrcte steps and
front porch: brick front and
piers under porch. cemented
basement and laundry trays:
stucco finished garage. 16xi6.
\ snap at s2,e50.
$500 DOWN
f35 per month. Including inter
est. for an up-to-datc Groom
house: onc-hRlf block from
car line and paved street;
beamcd living room: pRncled
dining room; china closet:
two bedrooms and bath up
stairs: cemented basement: all
Improvement in and paid. Full
price just $1,000 big value
for the money.
LIBERTY REAL ESTATE e.
INVESTMENT co.
SIS Green Bids.
Phone Elliott 1901.
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CALL AT OUR OFFICE
FOR FREE PASS

Call at our office for FREE
PASS to OAK PARK, or
phone us and wen have our
auto call for you and take
you to the property. Don't
allow this opportunity to
pass. when II means n home
for YOU and a profit through
inevitable increase in values.
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A FEW or WHICH APPEAR
BELOW
/ 1917 Chevrolet at ..........S 625
/ 1917 Chevrolet at ........ 610
1 1915 Ford roadster ..... 4S5
l 1916 Case. just overhauled
and in Al condition ........ 675
1 1913 Harroun touring. run
only 100 miles. VIII give
same guarantee as on new
car $40
/ Harroun roadster. excellent
condition: also carries same
guarantee as new carr. l,075
SEATTLE MOTOR CAR CORP.
517 T.. Pike, corner Belmont.
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For SaIe-IteaI Estate

$3.50
j rooms; bath; fireplace; tastefulx
furnished; well improved LleX
lots 43xi1O. Price without ft
ture. S2.100.
$500
lot; close TO car line and industrial
lot; clos eto car line and industrial
district These are splendid values,
and can be handled on reasonable
terms.
WIN a. BRADY
GateWood.
7i0f California Ave. West 800.
FOR SALE. BY OWNER-BA RGATN
Beautiful 7-room house. bath: fire.
plncc; large lawn; two full-sized
lots; corner Of 2fth ave. s. and
Lane st. Also 7-room house and
lot on Eighth ave. n. and Thomas
IT. n. A. Martin, Renton. wash.
LOT fGx100. NORTH SIDE: QUEEN
Anne: grade, walk. sewer: fine
view $500. half cash. 3f03 Free
mont ave.
ONE or OSE-HALF ACRE. VERY
desirable: half block from Rainier
ave. car: reasonable terms: 20
minutes from shipyards. Apply
4s3i Holly st
30Ht2i: alley; Green Lake district;
grad" and sewer: paved. 5000:
S25 cash. balance SIS per month.
1908 Fremont ave.
81. 800 - BEACON HILL - 5-RooM
bungalow; modern: lot 40xf0O;
easy terms. 1873 Eth ave. 8.
.6 West Seattle pronertv
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REMEMBER
All our cars are in Al condition,
and worthy Of your inspection
LIBERAL TERMS GIVEN
s. T.. BIRD
FOG T.. Pike 81. Phone East 1i2.
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0 Motorcycles md Acccssorles

SCHUcK CYCLE co. 2i22 WEST
lake. Main COTS. Reading stand
ard motorcycles. bicycles. Access
soriea and expert repairing.
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2 ROOM HOUSE

on half acre ground. in the West
Seattle district. close to shipyards.
Price $1,000: 800 cash. SIS per
month. 6 per cent interest Or
build your own house on our half
acre, $3.50. Circular and Seattle
map free.
IT. G. PETERS
ZIG Third Ave.
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l--O o----------------o
PAINTING I REPAIRING !
/ AUTOS /


AUTOS
90
The personal attention given TO your
painting or repairing Job that will
give you
PERFECT SATISFACTION
HENRY MOSSBACH
1921 10th Ave. Phone East 2651.
Between Pike and Union
3-SPECIALS-3
1917 BUICK &c" TOURING
This IL special number one. almost
new car equipped with cord
tires. Price si.175.
1918 DODGE TOURING
Number two special: a car that can
not be told from "A new car. Very
seldom a car like this is offered
for sale. Price sl,050.
1917 FORD TOURING
Last bargain. and beauty To see
u Is to buy II. Price $575.
We sell the above cars on liberal
terms. and do some trading.
s. f. BIRD
FOG f. Pike st. Phone East liz.
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N Home Place ms Sub
htantlal as It's Name"
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BY ALL MEANS SEE THIS
PROPERTY SUNDAY

Last Sunday, the opening
day of the sale Of OAK
PARK, scores OF visitors
were impressed with it's
sightliness and value from
every standpoint. and many
sales We're made then and
during this present week.
DON'T nELAY-come out
Sundav-bring the family,
and look over Seattle's
newest and prettiest home
sites.
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Female Help Wanted

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES
FOR
YOUNG WOMEN
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THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
FIRST FLOOR. 1115 FOURTH ANt,,'
BETwEEN SENECA AND SPRING
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Male Help Wanted

Urgently needed on war essential
work. Good wages. Immediate
employment.
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The personal attention given TO your
painting or repairing Job that Will
give you
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rs

o 600 1000 ooo 90 o o o
o o
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$4,000
IN THE CHOICE PART OF
WEST SEATTLE. CLOSE TO
HIGH SCHOOL AND PLAYFTELD.
$3.50 CASH WILL HANDLE.
5-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN EXCEPT
FURNACE. SOMEONE Is GOING
TO GET A BARGAIN