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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-11-14

A CHOICE 100, improved, miles
of Tyrone, priced at $500. Who
wants it?
]. A. Brooks, Phone 1870.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-11-14

Miss Nellie Wilkinson left for
Syracuse, New York, the first of the
week where she will spend some time
her uncle and family.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-11-14

good for them, but take a look at
them some day, then come in and
price them. Phone 81. 26t1c
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-11-14

of Liberal. Therefore they are in
good shape. We let our cars stand
on Kansas Ave, which is not very
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-26
MRS. ROSTNA b. NORTH.
Well known Woman Expires Sud
denly at South Burritt
Street House.

Following on apoplectfo shock with
at O'Clock, Mrs. Rosina B. North
widow Of the late Walter C. North,
died at her home, 101 South Burritt
street, last night at o'clock, having
been Ill only three hours. Up to that
time, she was about the house per-
forming her usual duties and there
was noting that indicated such a sud
den end to. what was termed by mem
bers of her 'bereaved family this morn
ing, a, most useful life.
Had Mrs North lived until August
6, she would have been Sd years old.
She was born in Leeds, England, on
August 6, 1864. When a child only
four years Of age, she came with her
parents to the town of Southington.
About 20 years ago she came to New
Britain where she lived ever since.
Mrs. North was affiliated with Mar
tina chapter, O. e. s.. of this city, also
with Unity Rebekah lodge, I. 0. o. F.
She was a communicate of ST. Marks
Episcopal church and was very active
in church work. Mrs. North's life,
since her marriage, was one Of loving
devotion to her family Since the
death of her husband, she kept UP
the family home for her daughter and
an adopted daughter, both of whom
will miss her for some time to come
Mrs. North is survived by one son.
James North of Black Rock avenue,
an electrician for the Russell & Erwin
Co.. one daughter, Miss May North,
employed in the office of the Stanley
Works; an adopted daughter, Miss
Catherine Be1cher, also one sister,
Mrs. Harry Burrows of 1O5 South
Burritt street, and two brothers.
Charles Bamforth Of Worcester, Mass,
and Lieut.. Samuel Bamforth Of the
Police department, who resides at SIS
South Burritt street.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock from the late
residence, Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe,
pastor Of ST. Marks church, to Off
ciate. Burial will be in Oak Hill ceme-
terry, Southington.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-26

there must be peace with conclusive
and overwhelming victory.
Until that shall be done 1t is noun
ing but idle to talk about peace Ohtll
that time has arrived our duty IN TINS
cbon1Jhcr TO talk of force without
limit. without stint, to the utmost un-
ro1entino and decisive war.
Sherman Hits Peace Commission.
."ro that end let our airplane de-
rce1onment be thoroughly Investigated,
and in addition to that let us vote not
only additional priations for all
nroper purposes, but let us see that
these appropriations are made effect
i've and that the existing waste be
stopped"
Referring to the commission ap-
pointed by the President to gather
peace data Senator Sherman said:
1.-The commission Is gathering data.
It has called editors of newspapers,
statesmen who have never held office.
legislators who have never legislated
and who could not If they tried, gen
tlemen of various talents, many Of
them habitual jewellers in air castles,
tdealists, the dreamers of the genera
tion-all of them are found on that
commission.
When some of them-pract ical men
and some of them impra ctical mem
have gathered the wealth of informa-
ton about the world and it comes time
to gather about a peace table and to
arrive at a, tentative peace treaty it
will be written without our knowledge
Or consent
Senator Lewis interrupted here to
assure Senator Sherman that the
Presidents object in creating the com
mission is merely to gather informa-
ton regarding peace proposals.
''The gratifying assurance from my
colleague falls upon my sensibilities
like q blessed benediction,' replied
Senator Sherman. II have, however,
read from a source that is accessible
to the general public, and which has
not yet been repudfated, disavowed,
modified or denied, that the conditions
which T have just charged do exist
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-26

was not heard owing to the absence of
Attorney Alling.
In the cases of Loretta Baboian and
Abgar Babaian against Lucy and
Dickren Warden the plaintiffs were
ordered to file bonds of $40 within one
week for the prosecution. Attorney
Rachlin represents the plaintiffs and
Attorney Pouzzner the defendants.
The case of Frank Ginsberg, for
whom Klett & Alling appear, against
Harry Alex, represented by Judge
'Gaffney, went over for two weeks
Alex is now in the bankruptcy court
The case of Benjamin Solomon
against Blaziej sumowski and wife
went off the list. Judge Hungerford
is counsel for the plaintiff and Judge
Mangan for the defendant.
bond Of SO was ordered filed
within two weeks for the prosecution
Of the case of Frank Brodzik against
B1aziej Sumowski and wife. Attorney
Greenstein represents the plaintiff and
Judge Mangan the defendant.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-26
Two weeks are allow

Two weeks are allowe&
bond and pleading In
Salvatore LaRosa againak
Busceni and others. Attorr&
berg represents the plaan1
Judge Hungerford the DEFEND
The suit of Harry Bassons u
Abraham Josephson was strickaf1
klett & Alling represented the n{X3
tiff. H.
Two weeks are allowed to ddscloA&
the defense and file a pleading in the
action of Tony Naples against Frank
j. Calabretta and wife. Judge Hunger
ford is counsel fof the plaintiff and
Attorney Woods for the defendant.
Inc suit of Nick CannameIa against
E. l.. Atwell was continued. Judge
Hungerford is attorney for the plain
tiff and Attorney Philip Pond repre-
sents the defendant.
The case Of Rose Tresky, through
Attorney Pouzzner, against Jack Mel
miro and wife was withdrawn from
thee trial list, having been EHfH1leHd.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-26
CITY ITEMS

Notasemc hosiery for ladies and
men, ConnOrs-Halloran Co.-advt.
Frank Majctta has filed notice Of
his intention to sell his grocery store
at 1924 East Main street to Louis Mi
rante and Virginia COmmimante. The
sale will be completed on August 8.
$25 and $50 suits Wilson's.
---advt.
MI. and Mrs. John A. Andrews of
Bassett street are enjoying an auto
mobile trip Of q few days, touring
Rhode Island,
Hugo Matsen of the John A, An
drews Co is spending his vacation at
Grove Beach.
John J. Kennedy, formerly manager
of the Puritan Lunch in this city, has
been given the rating of a second class
cook in the Naval Reserve. He has
left for Newport, where he is to re-
port.
s35 suits s19.S5-wilson's.-
Given away free-United States gov
eminent securities and other valuable
and beautiful presents at free special
drawing Sunday afternoon at Victory
Park. corner West Main and Newfield
avenue. A. there are only seven choice
lots left, phono your Saturday appoint
ment to either 1901 or S38.-advt.
Union suits. SIC, Balbriggan under
wear 47c. at Connors-Halloran Co.
Clearance Sale.--advt.
Mrs. James r White and family
have returned home after vacation
spent at Ocean Beach.
Miss Mollia Dunn is spending her
vacation at the cottage occupied by
her aunt, Mrs. J. J. Walsh, at Ocean
Beach.
Clearance sale on Dutchess and
loran Co.--advt
James +. Dunn has left the employ
Of the North & Judd Mfg. Co. and
has gone to Penniman, Va to work
for the COVE 1nment.
Judgment by default to recover
1852 and costs of $12.64 has been
entered in favor Of the plaintiff in the
ction of the Rogers Sash and Door
company against Frank Sa1ata. At
torney C. H Mitchell was counsel for
the plaintiff
son was born at the hospital yes
terday to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anderson
Of 481 Stanley street.
ss5 suits s19.s5-wilson's.- advt.
John Bergeron will spend the next
few days at Sound View.
Neckwear sale at Connors- Hallor-
Co.-advt.
Attorney Irving T. Arnold of Provi-
dence made a short visit in this city
yesterday, calling upon his uncle. H
R. Sutton Of Commercial street.
A daughter was born at the hospital
today to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sargis
of Lafayette street.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallis A. Chappell of
124 Jubilee street.
SIS suits $19.s5-wllson's -advt
A daughter was born this morning
to Rev. and Mrs. e. F. Neumann, il,
both former residents of this city and
now OF New Haven, where Rev Mr..
Neumann is pastor of Epworth Meth
Odist Episcopal church. Mrs. Neu-
man was. before her marriage, Miss
Katharine j. Beckley of Washington
street.
Sweet Orr Blue Overalls s1.98 Sat
urday. at Connors-Halloran Co. Clear
anCe Sale.-adVt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-26

pose, and that Germany is rendering
! to the United States everything for
which we went to war. 1t purposes
to awaken revolt on the part Of
every mother and father of q, son
and to spread the cry in this country.
why not accept the terms of Ger
many? She gives everything for
which we went to war "
Would Prepare New War.
Once secure in peace on such
terms Senator Lewis warned, Ger
many, with Russia under her domina-
ton, would begin Immediately to
strengthen her military power to
launch a new war for world domina-
ton.
''The future is one Of danger
Senator Lewis said, unless we guard
those interests in the East that cOuld
be converted against us from the ia
citic. L protest against such peace
terms and stand against them every
where. Our duty is to take the
course that is in the mind of our
government respecting the protectlon
Of Russia and the preservation of the
East and the proper salvation OF
America on the Pacific"
Senator Lewis assured the senate
that 1--WE are being confronted at this
time with a most attractive and con-
soling aspect so far as the European
war is concerned, particularly as to
the East" Instead of Intervening In
Russia in any way for the suppress
sion of liberty he said, amy move
this government may make in har-
mony with other governments is
working to the end of obtaining JUS
tice for the world.
81 make bold to offer the sugges-
ton that it would be in consideration
of our Welding to Germany possess
sion of Poland, Lithuania, Esthon1a
and part of Russia" he said, that
she would make attractive overtures
as regards Belgium, northern France
and Alsace lorraine
Senator Sherman Ill) republican,
declared he did not care to hear any
whispered suggestion of peace talk
while Germany occupied Belgium or
a. single foot of French soil. Neither
do L care to hear any limitations of
peace until Germany has disavowed
her piratical warfare on the seas and
given pledges to the civilized world
that the submarine warfare shall
cease now and forever" continued
Senator Sherman.
Germany Must Be Beaten.
THE only time care whether peace
shall be discussed in this chamber is
when the power of the United States
has driven Germany from Belgium
and France and has taken her forces
from the high seas and when the col
ors of this Republic are triumphant
over the Prussian helmet. Never will
there be peace without victory, but
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-26
new PEACE OFFER
COMING, SAYSLEWIS
Concessions Already Held Out to
Italy, Senator Declares

Washington. July 26--That Berlin
has made an informal peace offer to
Italy which will assume presently a
more formal character was the sub
stance of a speech made to the SEN
ate yesterday by Senator J. Ham
Lewis (Ill.)
Senator Lewis was in conference
Wednesday with the president in the
- House, and for this reason his
Aa instantly commanded great
n nasmuch as the inference
he administration already
alton of the new peace
nted to put the country
before the proposal took
8W department it was in
nothing was known as
III Lewis got his informa-
Eete ignorance was pro-
8rding any such offer,
Feipt of such information
cause surprise.
Lewis warned the senate
new peace offer would be
If in attractive form and would
ID before the world probably
week. The senator solemnly
S GTn6Q the HdIlOH against LIl6 ItblSS
@octrine" the seductive offer would
contain.
az am free to tell you there is in
formation in this country that the
suggestion has now been made to
Italy, and will find its way in a more
official form, that Germany's propo-
sition is now that she will before the
world tender concessions to Belgium,
Rumania and Serbia Senator Lewis
said. apparently she will concede
the freedom of the seas, for which
America went to war, and self-gov.
eminent in the different localities. In
turn she will ask that she be allowed
to deal with the East without inter-
ference, her object being to work her
power In multiplied form.
The proposition will be before us
Up the next week. It is to awaken
the American public to the idea that
we are now fighting uselessly, that
the men who are dying in France
have spent their lives without pur-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-26
CITY COURT HOLDS
BT-WEEKLY SESSION

Witness and Plaintiff in Cases arc at
War and Actions are Thereby
Affected.
Cases we're assig ned for trial and
several claims by attorneys were made
in cases at this mornings short calen,
dar session Of the city court.
The argument Of the demurrer in
the case of Frank Maietta, represent
ed by Klett & ,Alling, against D. Som
nese, for whom A. w. Epson appears,
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STOCKS AND BONDS

WILL BUY LIBERTY BONDS
200 Pacific Electric Welder.
500 Alaska Petroleum and Coal.
500 Western Smelling and Power.
500 Universal High Power Tel
WILL SELL
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THE BEST BuY YET

9 rooms and sleeping porch. lot 50X
1i1; good basement. 300 IT, from
cariinet 10 min to HhtpyardH;
fruit trees and berries. good gar
den patch. large woodRhcd. water
on back porch; close IT, school. As
you viii see this is not modern
house. but u IL the best house fnr
the money We have offered thiH
year
WE MEAN EVERY WORD OF THIS
The owner has just bought a new
modern home and has made this
VERY low price for quick sale
only.
$3.50. VERY EASY TERMS
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
Attorneysat.I.aw
ChaftcI Loans

RUDY LrNDGRES for Smell Bicy-
cies. 500 Stewart. at Times 50
Main 4a17
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The Largest Audience in
the Northwest
Read The Stars
Want Ads
Phone Main coo
Rates Per Insertion

Transient eharue naxertiStsw. ito
cents fsn~ per Insertion t~iN
words Go n itneh. stN Insertions Tor
the pFtce OF five.
Transient rnss ~ advance HdNer-
ti-ing ~ wenf~ tiue ner Insertion
tstS wards So q tlnel. slN insertions
for the price OF five.
Classified advertisements VIII 10
accepted up So n e'efoek each mora
fnw fer the regular afternoon
editions.
tear credit a. xeed. Phone VAIN
Coo. ash fer the classified adNertis-
tax department. and pinre s"ur
~wnatN" before the imrgest audience
Tn the Northwest.
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GOOD buys ~ ACREAGE
fiitr " EifN SEATTLE AID TAcoAA
tJ.&u0~4 90 acres close - boulevard.
fine level tract. partly iWs
proved small bungalow .
viii have view nf Huund
fisbb0--ia acres all level good soil
partly cleared. small house.
fAlNbn 30 acres facing boulevard.
ts.bn0~i0 acres facing boulevard,
extra good soil, nice creek.
t2,190-l acre all improved. 4sroom
cottage.
k50-2is ncres. "A fine level tract
close ia.
sos fine tracts close 20 car
ana paved street. extra good
soil. all iu alder ana maple.
spring crrrh. fine htilr
h0mrHltr. where you can
have your garden ana
chickens. ana only 20 min
utrH an car 10 Pioneer
square Ncfy easy terms.
ROBERT MAt.THY 60
zoos Third Ave.
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MY LAND WHILE TIMES ARE
GOOD
II viii hupport you after tho war
over ~ acres IN King county near
North Trunk boulevard. level fer
tile lake frontage. owner
claims has wood enough for
almost pay for H. $4,000, terms
10 ACRES black celery bottom land
~ famous HnohomtHh valley. no
waste land Oh ~. spruce. alder aud
cedar growth no big trcsH. only
$685. $50 cash and so month
. ACRES within three miles ~ Port
orchard near school. fine alder
land running water only ttTbt
go each ana $40 month.
ONE ACHE close 20 Lake washing
ton north Of tteuteu. fine view
of lake ana mpuntalunf good sniii
running water. 5000. $50 cash and
$40 month.
rlNNEN a aTREnT. 7sG Third Ave.
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earn M THANKS

s0LDIEns ASn SAILORS.
ATTENTION
Tho new home for soldiers and sail
orr. at Kenton. wash. is now
completed and ready 60 accomrno-
date our huyH in service who hap
pen TO visit Rcnton-
Mrs Sarah Pitcher. chairman Of the
committee in charge. wishes To
thank the following ladies Tor
their kind assistance Mrs. ket-
nor. Mrp Raymond. Mrs. Arthur
Mrs Hcnwood. Mrs. iarmie. Mrs
Hrltten. Mrs Jones'. MrH. Nichols,
Mrs Lewis and Mrs. Bevsn. all
residents 81 Rcnton.
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sAvf. THAT RENT. 1T Will. uUY
you a home. Large. level lots on
Lake iiuri@~ ear line. IL minutes
fruw rhisys r,is. In city. riose
to sehoui. right an car tine. city
water; electric light. phone why
GO miles away They are selling
rapidly soc us today 1900 up.
$40 cnsft. rnay terms. Comfortable
small cottages. fTnn up
GLOBE SECURITIES COMPANY
80 Central Luiifius
~ Marion - entrance. Elliott tass
1900 DOWN. AND SIS rEN MONTH
Two ACRES very hest soil. ono acre
cleared, ether partially cleared
apple. pear and cherry tfvs8 bear
Ma choice ruHvHs good sell and
uBup. house unfinished but cum-
foriNhlp 4eahiu heated nf Poster
E0ud ear service uud auto road
can get Yuut eM0 vs. oud frrrs clos.
TO good grade and high - hooL
rfiee $500 Call sidney 1zG
$500 CAs1I WILL HANDLE Two
lots Va thr hiEh school district ~
Wehi Seattle Al half price.
e-r0rfn house. on large corner lot
on &sHIsF way. t8.p0n ThiM Will
make you a fortune.
or feH Nainea highway. ono rlilr
nut. acres. cultivated. a+ruom
house. barn. tpflug. az bargain.
j rNQI1fAJtT
los cherry
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ron slIIl-Al roNIoniI.t.s
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Fine land. easy 10 improve neigh
lsora. close to eehcol. joins improy
81 place. this land viii grow any.
thing you plant. close 10 market,
good aportation. A real snap
mt tge0 5000 cash
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MAKE YoUu HOME A REAL
HOME
iuy rnumy tract In
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a COMFOHTAf3BY FURNISHED
sleeping room, furnace heat con-
veuieut % -. T. Day school and
Fremont car barns. Phone North
1e52
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THE KAISER


The Rip Van Wrinkle kuiser
Has been sleeping twenfy years.
Dreaming of great world power
Gained by sword and Tears.
Hut Gen. foeh disturbed his
dreuat.
And brought him TO hi. senses,
He viii alone most amy day
For all his dream offensrs.
Hes pnssed into another trance
This time he dreams Of peace,
He wants ia he dictator,
aud the Miles all to cease.
And while the kaiser dreams,
We know you viii save more
ON each rail- SUIT, COAT. DRESS
and HAT,
A. the FLORENCE UPSTAIRS
STORE.
second and nIon. Old Times Bldg.
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a phrase that often "a fuil -
meaning. and often u means only
a HtufY flat uf apartment whoro
RENT DAY tH the day that Is
looked forward 90 - frequently
laLlL .lr.-nI
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$1,000
EASY PAYMENTS
&O-ACNE FARM
All fenced. creek and spring, part
alder land, $500 worth Of cord
wood: small house. barn. chicken
HOUSES ana outbuildings; ready to
move on
G. r. p1rBLE,
cas- New Nurit Block.
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20 other extra good buys at bargain
prices. and these cars are good
every way; ali ready 10 go. WIN
give you very easy terms. and
demonstrate any place or any
time.
HENRY MOssBACH
1921 10th Ave. East 2G5t
Between pike and Union.
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- roN sNIE-aI.AL rsrArn
erN aoiNd uoNGr

"A phrase that often % fuil ~
meaning. and often IL mcanH only
a HtufIN flat uf apartment whore
1lfNT DAY IT, the day that Ia
loated forward so - frequently
with dread
MAKE Youu HOME A REAL
HOME
nuy roomy tract in
OAK PARK
O
aud It viii MEAN SOMETHING
when Nuu HHS
I'm doing Homo"
N'omo e. OAK PARK SUNDAY either
call al eur downtown pfUet Tor
transportation, ef nhpnn lslhott
you there
only ~ minutes from downtown BY
municipal ear line quiek. ennt-
Portable and dependable service.
NONE tracts ln OAK PARK are
large enough fot any Aud of
building.
6S rs t97 ifert
Many of tbcm rieht On tho car llne
and as low aa $3.50
4 SMALL PAYMENT VIII place YOU
10 poaaeeHtnn, net aniiE. 90 q henls
can purchase uu~ ALREADY bulit. un
tho EASIEST or TERMS. 90 have
have emo huilt for YOU
GRADED STREETS
cry WATER
NtbEW At.kR
GRADED SCHOOLS
No AHaeasmeusa and Low Eases
De sure 10 come out 60 OAK PARK
NtNhAf
Ia W. nIHp and W 81 couuHt.iN
Downtown office
eto American iianh iiuiiiing
utaneh officsst
OAK PARK - RIVERSIDE
TELEPHONE
Downtown. Eluntt 1861
Evenings, East also
HOUSES
Three a-room houses. 81 500 60 81 500
$500 poWn. balance $50 Month.
Four Groom cottages Gust COM
fAFtFNNa sNaWh#I an ktHN ttANH
mediate possession easy terms
one s.raum house. completely fur
niHhed. everything new. including
fine ruEh. electric heater. etc $500
cash. balance $50 month F1.Ioe
LoTs
Ne have some choice lots left tnl
Sanders and Gnrmauia Additions
$3.50 70 $500. SO Down. balance
s. month.
LARGE Plots CHEAP
We have few plots R91tTg feet.
almost q third acre. rich htafk
FHtl. tnMusUn'a Adtlttuns sass aud
up $50 down. balance $40 month
All tho above property ID located In
GeurWutum nsaT two ear lines
20 minutes fNum feNirf whes
handy 60 ail the ahipYaFdA: easy
walking distance 80 some af thHm
II yuu afe Interested IN anything ia
Georgetown. look uH up
gEoRgETowN REALTY 90.
skfs uuWamlHh Ave. Tel SiauhY Sc
EeufEetuWW or south EaFk eEF 20
Doris -
open evenings ttit 80 ard ali day
sunday.
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FARM LANDS

NINH LITTLE FNNAI
Finely situated. between Rcnton
and Oriilia; approximately "a
acres. flow nu stream. oceans of
frutta. vegetables. needed build
tnna. some personal property In
ciudod. for $4,000. ono third cash.
Wen show IT, tE-tS2)
CHARLES sOMERS COMPANY
AluSku ltldE
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MONEY TO LOAN
Loans from $40 to 500 mnde quickly
and confidontialiy on furniture,
pianos live stock. etc.
SANDERS < co.
In03-i I. c. Smith BldE. Ell. 46ea,
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TO LET - INFURNISTl
HDg SIS
FOR RENT-rE0EsEs
TOR RENT-ROnAIs

ONE HOUSEKEEPING ROOM AND
sleeping room for rent. 900 T..
James
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10 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SASH AND DOORS
We will send you our large illustrated
catalogue No. q. postage paid. on
reaHcst. Get our net prices on
cash. doors. frames. paints. build
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ia SITUATIONS WANTED -MNE

POSITION As TfsgEKEEPEE or
diuary office work or IN shipping
department. by man - family. az.
81 reference. address k-5s. star
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address kSs Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-18

Furnished complete. 1room. semi
modern cottage. lot s5xioo. cement
walks. wafer. sewer and graded
street. oak dining room furniture
c0ai and gas range. kitchen cabl
net bedroom furniture. hair mat
trcaa. view Of Sound and noun
taIns. call Queen Anne 1856.