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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19
BIRTH RATE IN
FRANCE RISING
DESPITE WAR

Especial 10 The Star by ~. y. ~
PARIS. Dec. i9.--The birth rate u
France. statistics show. II slowly IN
creasinR, after many years In which
II steadily declined.
Whether n result Of national nppii'
cation, since tho war called 40 many
men. Of Mime BrunschvieF's theory
Of "winkinR at polygamy" officials
do not state.
Mime Hrunnchyicg. the nations
leading feminist. has said that great
or liberation must be shown the IN
married mother. and that poiygafny.
while not officially recognized. win
be condoned because Of the man
shortage.
Rspopulntlon Of the country ~ con
aidered b. the government to the e1
tent of paying n premium for every
child and extending medical attention
free 10 mothers.
Professor Mnchat. "A distinguished
psychologist, who has made a study
Of the question. has issued an appeal
20 the French nation.
III France iH 10 maintain It's vital
ity and Ia important place after the
war" Professor Machnt said. 1T
must fill the gaps made by those who
have fallen In defense Of their coun'
Try. Unless this il done. peace whl
bring with IL ultimate ruin"
Recent statistics show that out Of
&c departments. including Corsica.
there are 90 where the death rate 81
higher than the birth rate. In some
cases deaths exceed births BY 30 per
cent In one OF the southern depart
menta there were le2 deaths and only
100 births in stated period
The birth rate Ia France is 20 per
900 inhabitants In Germany. II
has been - per 1000. 80 per 1000 IN
Austria. and 90 per 900 In Russia
Frances population In 1911 was
30 COO 600 There was an Increase Of
only Gao 600 between 1901 and 1911
Isetwccn 1871 and 1911. France gre~
only $500 900. Germany grew by %,
900 900. This in spite Of the fact that
France lost only 1900 a year BY
emigration and Germany $4,000 q
year. by immigration. France has
been gaining about 80 900 year. In
1850 % per cent OF the population
lived In cities. now ~ is 90 per cen;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19
POOL EFFORTS
TO HELP PLACE
WAR VETERANS

Complete pooling Of effort by n.
government and the national v.,,~-'
ORGANIZATIONS 10 help find u,it.s,ss
employment for soldiers. sailors -
war workers was arranged -
at conference u representatives.
the welfare bodies and goyernr,...
agencies actively concerned win ~
mobilization.
The conference framed a plan =
cooperative action which Ilnt. -
national and local machinery o, ~.
welfare organizations with the rr,,s,
~ states employment scrvica. vita
has been given general charge q, -
governments replacement provy,,,
The confsrces at this r,@e,,,.
orgaBizcd a cooperating central oo,,'
mittss which will direct the syns,
gamated efforts 10 help the na,,or,.
fighters and war workers. Ea,hs-
A. smyth. of New York city. a.s.,'
ant director general Of the f,x,.-,,
employment service. IL cha,rr,.,
The secretary ~ Harold stoue !,
Syracuse. New York. superintendrr,
of the soldiers bureaus sect.oo -
the employment service.
The other members Of the een,r,
committee will be representative =
Z the American Red Cross. Y. N r
A.. national Catholic war council \.
gliding the Knights Of colun,eur
Jewish welfare board. wartime onr.'
I mission Of the American Feder.ss.
Of Labor. council Of national defen..
war labor policies board OF the A..
Z partment Of labor. federal board a.
vocational training, navy deps,s
mont and the morale. personnel -
Generalization departments ana "a.
committee on educational and gu<y.,
training Of the war department On
or bodies VIII be represented az th<v
enlist In this concerted movement
The Joint action Of all these orrsss
zations permits assistance TO so,drv.
In finding employment in every ca =.
and every community In the Uny.t
I StatsA II brings TO the aid Of "A.
federal employment service uor
than coo. 600 local agencies. suds !,
the local units OF the council a, n,
uonai defense. the 1000 HON, -.
Ice committees Of the Red Gro A. .rs
tens Of Thousands OF churches. srct.I
civic and other bodies II insure, ..
establishment OF a cooperxffYs bu.
reau for returning soldsers. sailor,
and war workers in every city ana
town In the country.
The agents OF the Welt lse crr.sL
ztiious In the army camps VIII wort
with the camp represent sives o. N.
federal employment 80 -vice in Az.
quainting soldiers with the facHtes
for assisting them aSter Iesv,r-
camp. while their agents on hou<-
bound transports viii perform IN.
sane service. The welfare bot,es
also viii assign qualified men TO he
federal employment service, either Ia
assist IN the organization Of TIE
community bureaus ar rs local assist,
ants under the direction Of the b.
rcauH. In many instances they also
win be offered 20 the manaxener,
committees OF the local bureaus al
bureau managers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19
ORDINANCES FOR CAR
PURCHASE COMPLETED

The four traction ordinances
whereby the city agrees to pay s,s-
ooo. 900 In UTILITY bonds for the trac
ton system we're completed by Cor
porauon Counsel Walter r. MeSef
Thursday morning and handed 10
the council
Councilman c. n. Fitzgerald. n,cc-
Der of the city's special traction com
mittee and chairman Of the finance
committee. announced AZ noon that
a special meeting Of the council
would probably be called for hfs
Thursday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19

stall II. fine now popcorn. M
35c. stalls 30-32-3i, lard compound,
Csc N dry salt pork, csc III. Stall
81. minccmcRt 23c 10. lbs a5c;
smal am pickles lc each. stalls
3l-3S. fresh tom cod 2 10 Csc. solcs,
15c 10. crabs, . for 25c and up. stall
III, Heinz picked onions. zoe pit;
A0c can Mrs. purtcr's plum puddings.
soc: home baked beans. t5c pL; home
made potato salad l5c pit. Libby,s
minccmcat. ? ibs. 4ac: fancy AIN
pickles. t5e doz.. Toe pimento cheese,
9 for 15c; home made currnnt jelly.
Zoe N, pure Yakima honey. i0c pit,
75c at Stall a.. i0c Sunbeam coffee,
3ic III: 35c Olympic pancake flour,
CSC Mazola oil S5c. 6hc. $i.25; cans
standard peas, corn or tomatoes, soc:
Crcamcttcs, Zoe pl>g3 2 lhs fancy
head rice, goo. stalls 24-36-37, soc
citrus powder 2ic, lbs. shorten,
ing. b5c, 3 lbs NJ j H. coffee. 9bc:
2 cans good peas. 25c: sweet corn.
lie can Stalls 20-22 Nut-Ola, "a Z
~: Good Luck margarine. 42c IN
Washington creamery butter G'Jc
ID. guaranteed storage eggs. &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19
Italian Labor Men
Are Coming Friday

Seattle union men VIII honor .
party OF Italian labor delegates and
ARMY officers expected to arT.w
here Friday.
TIE local labor committee on ~
cepiion includes James Duncan -
r>t-iry OF the Central Labor council
Tom Egan. Ida Levi. o. E. Mili1
and Frank Walker.
In the visiting party arc Ileutef
ants Via Ffaschi. Silvans FasulA
Carlo BARR and Alcesto De ArnhrA
Ettore Cuzxani. A. De Ambris. Az
linis Pedrini.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19

stall IS. lbs. freshly ground corn
meal. soc; ibs. Holly white fpour.
ale. Stall 81. pure pasteuriEed milk.
Ice ct stall se. pure cocoa. 2src 10. 4.
Rogers baking powder. soc n e-oz
vanilla flavor. SSc. 1Oc soda. 2 pkgs
i5c. Stall %. skinned soles. ms
2sc: catfish. ibE. 25c: FRI IN her
ring. 2 lbs csc, halibut che nlxs. CSC
10. rock cod. ibc 10. Stan ~. large
can CArnAtion milk. isAc- Stall "a.
oleomargRrine. 33c. fbR Csc: best
oieomargarine. sec 10. Stalls 1921.
hickory nuts. Ice ID; lar ge oranges,
Sc each; pears. Toe don: seedless
grapefruit &c each, Gu cumhrrs. i5c
each. Stall 30. Nut-Ola. nc n: Good
Luck margarine. 42c 10: Washington
creamery butter. soc 10, guaranteed
storage eggs, 5bc doz stalls s7-9s.
sc can pure molasss a. 3Sc; In,
pkg. Blue Ribbon tea b5c: No 10
pail karo syrup. soc; r, lbs. NJ. J. r.
coffee. $3.50. 2 lbs. choice evApor-
ated apples. Csc Stalls 1873 acc
sunbeam coffee. 9sc ! b; Flake White
shortening. 2 .gs. 55e { 5-lb. can Karo
syrup 99c: ms. " lite beans. CSC.
9-lb. Crisco. S9c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19
PERSONAL

" Ifsft<ONAL
PRIVATE RASfTAHiUM - REGIS
tered physician Specialist In all
conditions of women. Terms r~n.
ronsblr 1897 18Th ave. Capitol
nm car.
WANTED -DfAMoSDs, OLD GOLD.
OLD JFwBLHy. OLD SILVER
WATCHES, OLD FALSE TEETH
HIGHEST PRICES PAID.
EMfTU JEWELHY co.
81; I. G SMITH BLDG. attn FLOOR
wANTED-To HEAR FROM WOOD
en- pipe manufacturing concerns OF
the Pacific coast J. O Cormics.
Bon III. Gillespie. Aacopin county.
Illinois
HEssA PACKS ron GRAY HAIR.
any shade Switches dyed while
you wait Ladies' Improvement
hhop. $40 unionL
| OLD GOLD. SILVER. TEETH. DIA-
nonds wanted Highest price paid
los Cherry st
! DIAMONDS. WATCHES on CREDIT.
MICHAEL. 20. PIKE ST.
Help k~ep the home service Of thu
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o. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SEATTLE IvEHTMENT co.
a2i REAHOAtp BiDg.

a2i REAHOAHD BLDG.
PHONE ELLIOTT iGif
TO GARAGE itNEHTOiiS
WE have garage. iZ0-cnr capacity.
rent only 500 monthly, located IN
heart ~ apartment district on
account uf cheap rent you can
positively make 900 monthly. The
lease runs two years. and you can
got your Investment 81 $4,000 back
Ia 4 months let uH prove u
FINE GARAGE
one Of the best known VaraFes IN
Seattle. right down town owner
needs more help. Wlll sell one
half interest or tho whole. Lathe,
drill press and large amount nmh
tools. gas station good truck. ana
everything needed Ia FIRST class
place. Large ear capacity, hcnt
Itb0. o. 500 viii handle. VIII IN"
voice more than price asked
NULcANiZiNG hiiOP
Located in best possible location Z
rent fss large stock 81 tires and
every Kind Of equipment, VIII IN
voice between $500 and tz.Ovg
Good long lease. owner must sell
~. sacrifice for quick sale at
GROCERY STORE
Old established. doing better than
$40 daily. three living rooms. rent
only 80. 4 dandy. clean, up to-
date grocery tho kind nice psopl1,
the money VIII sell on easy
terms. providing you are the night
party
We have old established grocery,
with exceptional class 81 good
trade This place has no living
rooms. but Il in "a genuine GRO
Gerry. whore real grocery
can make big money Good rent
long lease. A business that will
90 "a. o.
Going al invoice. about $4,000.
HtETAIiihtT
One OF tho very best in city. Itr-
lures are worth much more than
price asked Receipts positively
better than 800 daily, rent ti00
capable - making big money,
there 10 no better buy Ia The
RESTAURANT
VIE have the busiest place Ia So
attic for the money: uzoo.
located on one Of Heattie'H busiest
streets Everything about this
piac. in right
CIGAR STAND
Fine location. doing $40 daily: rent
$50; 90 year lease. large htOc X.
Well worth the money.
TRANSFER
Onr OF the best In Seattle. Three
good trucks. worked 90 capacity
all the time. owner leaving Sc
attic. must sacrifice Price only
tG7h0. very cheap
SEATTLE INVESTMENT co
szi seaboRrd Bid. Phone Elliott isit
BLACKSMITH SHOP IOR SALE IN
good town and fine farming
country. The only shop IN town
Price 5000. $1,000 down. balance
on easy terms Reason for selling
getting too old Go shoe horses
" J. kcogh. IsHaguAh. wash. Boz
ia
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nDs'T RE sWINDLEp our or
YOUR noNDA. SELL DIRECT
TO RELIABLE STOCK AND
BOND HttOkEtt
NoRTIfWEsTERN STOCK & BOND
COMPANY
col Alaska Bldg. cherry and End.
Open evenings until . o'clock. sun
DAYS from ~ 20 for the con-
Venienoe OF the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19

all classes OF Railroad. Industrial.
Bank and all local securities. QUO
tatlons and late Information on file.
IiERRuS a RHODES. Inc.
Established 1896
STOCKS AND BONDS
1is Cherry 81 Main 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19
CORN m

st-96 Pike St. "A ok rabbits. soc
each; pig tails, iEr ~: club sau-
sage, 2oc 10; good bacon. s5c 10. f.;
picnic hams. rs We ID: veal roast
2Qc 10. stalls ~ rs, Madrona to-
matocs, SL95 doz, cans: peas. si45
and Sl.15 ~o[ ans; little neck
minced clans. 81 80 doz cans: as
sorted soups. III doA cans stall
lI6. veal cutleg 2Gc n. liberty
steak. 2oc 10. ~ Ger short ribs. 1874 c
ID, fresh tripe. roc III: bacon. Sac
10: sugar curvi picnics. 29isc 10.
stall lO2, frcaf peanut butter. IL
lbs 2bc' guara' hteed eggs. 4Sc doz.
dox. s5ci SSc. coffee. 22c : lbs Csc 4.
Flake White. &c ID. Nut-Ola, lbs.
flQ; fresh inillS. lie at stall IA.
fresh salunan 20c 10; ling cod. 15c
ring. ioc n. 3 ms. csc: smeits. i5c
ID. skinned solcs. lbs csc
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MIrsIi.AIAIN

stalls re. pot roast i5c n: bacon.
Ste 10; lamb chops 25c 10, stall
lea' rtIls milk. 25c; pkgs. raisins.
2bci /. X. l. soup. Zoe can. his.
corn - sLrch, Csc; is-tb. pure ground
pepper zoe; ms. sure pop corn. Sac.
stalls 1856, guaranteed eggs. 65c
do1' hll cream cheese. 36c III. home
made Jelly. zoe glass stalls 1859.
extra fancy yellow Newtown apples,
$lSb box. Wincsap apples. $3.50
Dos, large sweet oranges, 40c doz.
Stpll 1873, Mrs porter's peanut but
,Sr. -5c 10. Libbys mincemeat. csc
lo-s cranberry sauce. soc III. Stall
ihh 30c size Horshey's cocoa t5c:
WI sconsin brick cheese. acc fb, or
- sc marnalado, s0c III stall i9s.
- 10, 3 for S6c; white beans. ? lbs.
70 @; dates, soc pkg, stan he. seed
le ss grape fruit sc each. 6 FOR Csc
~ Heet potatoes, &c n; artichokcs, =
Nor Csc. stall 129. fresh Swiss
cheese. zoe 10; Premost cheese, 25c
I H.. best storage eggs, SIC dog stan
1870, Crisco. small 45c. medium soc,
large Sl.7S, extra large s2.6S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19
California to
Have Own Camp

TACOMA. Dec i9.-Establishrent
OF n rehabilitation center at san
Francisco win remove the states o.
California and Arizona from tne
Jurisdiction OF Camp Lewis in the
discharge OF men, according to cor
rected orders received at camp from
the war department today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19
AUGUST FRANK FOUND
DEAD AT DIES MONIES

August Frank. aged 50. a washins
ton pioneer. was found dead IN ms
home near Des Moines. where ne Nv
ed by himself for over % years oy
Deputy Sheriff Ra-naEe. ThursaAs
night Ramago was summoned os
neighbors. after Frank had peea
missing for several days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19
BRiBE CASE HEARD

Uraichi Hara. Koechero Sasaio
and Umatsu Matsado. defendants IN
"A bribe case, were tried in Judge y
Neterer's court Thursday. The men
are alleged TO have tried TO hrihe gov
eminent secret service officers IN ."
attempt TO conceal imported liquor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19
ORDERED no SAN rnANciscC

ORDERED To SAN FRANCISCO
Must sell new West seattle home at
once, h-ruum bungalow on high
and slightly iut. with good view af
Sound aud mountains street paved
ana all improvements iu. lot H.
hnNibn 90 alley beautiful lawn.
$50 worth OF ahruhheryt new gar
axe, both interior and exterior ~
house are very attractive. nice
living room with fireplace. good
dining room very convenient
Kitchen excellent plumbing. ce-
tncnt basement This H. good
buy, only $500 on terms Price
Includes all hHsnnhmenta paid IA
run. This iH one Of the most at
tractivv places on California ave.
aud must be sold immodiates
1000 additional secures complete
furnishings, including cecilian
player plano.
CAMrnELL-TuOMPsoN co.
California Ave. and W. Alaska 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19

GROOM NEW HOUSE IN WEST
seattle: fine location; good view ,
handy 60 uhipyardH. all kinds
builtrin features sleeping porch
cement basement A cory little
home. Prize. $500. easy terms
AASEN & SEXTON
1910 First Ave. Elliott bai7.
J ~ kiEFER west S.atti. real ss-
tate exclusively. Erth btinhed isos
Downs bldg. foa 1nd As Main ssos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19

Frank Waterhouse, chairman "
the war memorial committee ~
pointed by Mayor Hanson ssn'
Thursday that a meeting OF the com
mittee would probably be held cary
next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19
PULLMAN CONTINGENT
DUE HOME AT s P. N.

Two hundred Western Washington
boys who enlisted in the army anu
were stationed in training schoos ~
Pullman. Wash. will return 70 seat.
tie at y. m. Thursday. Parenes
are planning TO meet them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19

Del Monte seeded raisins. is-oL
ltc. ii-oz lie. None Such minc@-
meat. itc: In. pkg currants. SIC,
LOO ss9' So ~, lemon sn aa ~ a.
finest 1915 soft she'll wsinuts. his
7be. II. 3Sc. sun Maid secdless mai
sins. isc In. pkg: Jiffy JelL ipc.
Ivory SOAP. large ioc. small &c:
Folgcr'H Golden Gate coffee. ssc N.
az fbs. s9c; Cats Blue Ribbon tea.
5sc ID Nh acc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19
Fog Prevents Big
Biplane Flight

SACRAMENTO. Dec. is.-The pro
posed flight OF IS military hiplsnes
over Sacramento at noon has been
abandoned, owing 20 a heavy fos'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19
Gu.LETT IN RACE

WASHINGTON. Dec. ls.-kep'e
sentative Giuett republican, OF Mas
achusetts. today announced himsel.
"a candidate for speaker Of the n'~'
house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19
Public Markets
PINE ST.

Stall Fl. kristoferson's pasteur-
ized milk. iSc 1T. &c pit Sugar and
soap STALL Carnation or Borden
milk, 2 cans 29c; 2 pkgs. Crystal
white Flakes. csc: large Ivory Zoe.
small &c bar, bars Rob white. use;
. bars large Lcnox. 2bc' large pkg.
Sea Foam. zoe. Goblin soap, &c bar;
cans Dutch Cleanser. csc. Red
Seal Grocery, Annex. I, y /. soup.
i0c can: Cream OF Barley, 20c pkg, f.
pkgs Hocdlesa rRisins. Csc. ihs.
dried pruncs. 2bc. lbs. rolled oats,
Csc. Stong'R. 4bc can pure molasses.
She: acc pkg Olympic pancake flour.
csc. 25c bottle Ny Wifc's syrup. i9c (.
2bc bottle Cataup, zoe stall 81. cur
rant jelly. csc N. coffee. 22c n. ?
lbs. foc. fresh butter Csc 10. stall
10. Nut margarine. SIC ID; Good
Luck margarine. 4hc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19
STOCKS AND BONDS
LInnnTY noNps

m you sell your LIBERTY HoNpa.
~ VIII buy them on the basis Or
the New York stock q Bond co.
Tho prices yesterday were as fol-
lows
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4 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

~ ptss"NSsf'f vi VIII y NttITsS
GARAGE AND REPAIR SHOP
lbO-cRr capacity: have 100 regulars.
also transient. centrally located /.
good fireproof building. with
lease. gogd stock OF tires. oils.
etc. income from rental space
alone brings better than 1900
monthly. what is tho matter with
this for small investments Price
REPAIR SHOP
Capacity about IA cars; furnishes
steady work for two men. also
extra hire; hha two floors: one
cement wash floor, all necessary
tools for light repair Owing TO
disagreement between partners
VIII sell at less than invoice
Cheap rent Price $500.
SEE US ABOUT OTHERS
ROoMING HOUSE
l6 rooms thouackeeping) close In:
very good furniture. well fur
nished. with stoves. gas ranges
ctc. Husband In France; owner
loft alone. win sell at f1.i00. A
bargain.
SEE Us ABOUT OTHERS
Grocery store and shoe repair ahop:
nice brick corner. long lease: at
only $1,000; living rooms. doing
$40 to $40 daily. and can be dou-
hled easily. stock and fixtures
alone worth S2,500. For quick
sale. only $1,000 A snap.
CABARET
one OF the very best In the city.
positively clearing 81 900 monthly.
Good stock soft drinks. fixtures
include bar. piano, numerous
chairs and booths. kitchen ranges.
etc. Decorations alone costing
$1,000; reasonable rent. with lease.
great bargain. Price $4,000
TRANSFER BUSINESS
Three good trucks large storage
space: old established business
clearing $500 monthly. owner
viii give trial
PRICE s2,7O0
Soc MIR. WALTER
JOSEPH IL. THOMAS a co.
Elliott 1895. l026 Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19
q HOMESTEAD OR DESERT
LAND

GOVERNMENT HoMESTEADs
Are rapidly disappearing into past
history. There are. however, some
left If you want one. this Is
your last real opportunity.
THE WNOMING EXPLOITATION
COMPANY
Has established a branch office at
637 New York Block Phone Ell
Uott 2t2g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19
MURMAN TRADE, HIT
By BOlSHEvlKl, OPEN

fSpeciai 70 The star by -. r ~
CHRISTIANIA. Dec. i9.-Frce
trade between the Thurman and Nor.
way. stopped by the Botsbcvik gov
ornmcnt. has been resumed under
British occupation OF the Thurman
coast. The trade enables the ex-
change OF wood. flour and hemp and
other Russian products, for Norwe-
Fian fish. and is OF great importance
to the fishing population OF Fin
marker.
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Liberty BONDS

II you must sell your Liberty Bonds,
we will buy them. Instead Of sell
Ing. however We recommend that
you buy more bonds at present low
prices. We can furnish them at
New York stock Exchange prices
Today December iei we paid the fol.
lowing net prices for Liberty
Bonds.
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ACREAGE

~ You ARE WISE, nUY NOW
$500 per acre buys i.iso acres. es.
eriiont stock ranch.
iso acres. shack on, some fruit
trees. 90 acres level alder and vine
maple. balance rolling, 81 500
Fine spring near house
,itoo per acre for 200 acres. 100 Of
which " vino maple and alder,
level balance rolling. but good
soil. river front
90 acres; has g. room house and out
buildings good spring and creek;
some clearing all fenced and
cr0ss-fsncsi. s.. zoo.
tso-acre stock ranch 20 u level OF
which ~ can be piowed leo acres
In pasture four springs and creek
buildings; $500 This Is walking
distance from koiso. Rolling land
will support Is cows from the
start
: acres water front on vashon
irlAad. t2,t00: clear Of mortgage.
owner will deal Tor vacant lots or
equity in house.
Inquire :is MARION sT.
YOUR CHANCE is ~ CANADA
Rich lands and business uppor-
tunitirs offer you tndep~ ndene~.
farm lands. tit 60 $40 acre. irri-
Ented lands. US 70 $50: 20 years 20
pAy s.. 600 loan In improvements:
taxes average under 20 cents an
acre. no taxes on improvements.
personal property or live stock /.
good mark cts. churches. schools.
roads, telephone. excellent climate
crops and live stock prove a.
Special hom~n~rkrrn fare r~rtlft-
Gates write for free book tsts
ALLEN CAMERON. General super
intendrut Land Branch. Canadian
Pacific Railway. ieo Ninth ave.
calgary. sNib~rta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19

OK PUGET SOUND ACRES. good
land us feet beach frontage pro-
trctcd anchorage 1-runm dwell
ing work ahop. chicken house
spring; water pip~d to buildings.
several acres CLEARED. fcw fruit
trees. grape vines. on main land !.
can reach By auto. Price 81. geo
haif cash VIII take honin on
part Charles aomera Co. Alaska
ffidE. (u-isol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19

ACRES RICH LOAN aoTf. stso
finr. level tract Of land. good To-
cation. fine place for chicken
ranch 4 snap at 500. $50 cash.
$40 per month.
A. NJ. JEwETT
Elliott ss5i. iiO3 First Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19

Only one-third Of the worlds
population uses bread as a daily
food. one.han subsists chiefly on
rice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-19
cLosE-Is COUNTRY HOME
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE
BEARING ORCHARD

A nicely arranged bungalow.
large rooma: huilt-ln CON
venicncea. electric iighta.
etc. n good sized work shop.
wood shed. chicken house.
with spring water through
runs. also splendid we'll. a
young bearing orchard OF all
varieties. trees have been
taken care OF properly: also
small fruits Of all kinda. in
Guiding large strawberry bed
both upland and bottom soil
can be Judged by orchard and
land that was In cultivation
last year. some wood on
place frontage OF $40 feet on
county road. nicely inn
proved district Would be
handy for anyone employed
downtown. Furniture, rugs.
range. etc. can he bought
with property at very rea-
aonabie price. Easy terms
given to anyone able TO move
on place soon Price S1.G15.
BUn 81 q FARHAfl Inc.
205 New York Block
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s ron s,Ir-r,,s>I ESTATE
10 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY

MY PROM OWNER GOOD GROOM
house fhinney ridge, tl,h0O.
terms. Apply a0a Howard ave. y