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The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1918-07-20
The WOrII Knows Not.

But the world knows practically
nothing about Christian Science war
riors and the war work of the organ
ization. Everybody knows what the
Red Cross and the Y. VI. c. A. and
the knights Of Columbus and other
organizations are doing, but the
Scientists have been working as the
coral insects work, and the reef of
their labor has received little notice
One reason for this probably may be
found in the fact that they ask no
financial assistance outside of their
own membership. While there may
be individuals in other religious de-
nominations much Weather than any
individual member of the Christian
Science denomination, there probably
is no denomination. in proportion to
it's size. which has the aggregate
wealth Of this one. And this is as il
should be. II there is merit in their
metaphysics. for do they not declare
that they were made in the image and
likeness Of God, that He is all in all.
that He is Truth and Love, an Infinite
Supply Station from which pour out
all good things to those who keeps
His laws? In other words:
Seek ye first the Kingdom of God.
and His righteousness; and all these
things shall be added unto you"
And this is the principle they ap-
ply in raising funds for war work.
After the United States declared war
on Germany the Mother Church in
Boston, on Nov. II, sent notices to
the three largest churches IN eacn
state that, If a conference of churches
and societies in that state were called,
a representative Of the Board Of Di-
rectors OF the Boston organization
would submit a plan for carrying on
camp welfare work among the Chris
tian Scientists In the army and navy
camps in this country and in Europe
Less than a month later the first wal
welfare work OF American Christian
Scientists started at Camp Devens, al
Aver Mass.
I
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The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1918-07-20

Charles \. Redfearn. clerk Of probate
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1918-07-20
ADNlINI.TRlTOR's NOTICE

'-eH.| Executor
A. B. Duncan. Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
Hearse DriUers
Out on Strike in
Butte, Montana

BUTTE. Mont. March Labor
troubles today reached the point
where anyone dying In Butte may
DO considered unfair"
The taxicab drivers, including
chnuffcurs OF hearses and dead
wagons. went on strike this morn
ing for shorter hours and more
pay, while metal working trades are
near the point Of calling a state
wide strike.
Plumbers today voted TO strike
May unless their demands aro
met.
The taxi transportation business
il practically at standstill. the
only machines operating being those
driven by owners AZ present the
drivers are on i2-hour day sched-
ule. They demand 80 cents more
day and nm eight hour day
The owners baik nj the shorter
hours. The plumbers receiving IS
day now ask 50. Tho union In
affiliated with the Metal Trades
council and a waikout would affect
many tradea. especially in view Of
strike talk among some OF the al
lied crafts as a result Of retention
by the mines OF men refusing TO
strike last summer.
Local union officials hurried 70
Great Falls today 10 investigate a
demand for q statewide strike OF
the Metal Trades council All met
al trade men except employees OF
the Anaconda smcltcr are on strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
WESTI.AkE

Stalls 1853. beS; Yakima Gem po-
tatoes. Ills ak: best oregon brown
onions. SIX. Si.t5. 10 lbs. 3bc. or.
anRcs. zoe dog. Stall LOG. Yakima
Gem potatoes. ti2s six: winezap
apples. soc box. Stalls $3.50. Melted
Gem potatoes. SIC ak. Burbank DO
tatoca. ti.25 ak. carrots. 75c SIX.
Stall 1906. cans Federal milk. 33c.
cans Del Monte tomatoes. 2Tc. zoe
can Empson'a bectE. isc. campbclrs
soups. can Toe: . lbs. red beans. acc
Stalls 1919. at can Mazda oil. Csc.
. pkgs. Crcamettes. Csc; 2 cans peas.
corn or tomatoes. CSC. bars Napths
soap. Csc; Glib. bag CORN meal. SIC;
Borden's milk. s5s5 case. Stall i3o.
Glib. ak. corn meal. Csc. Blue Ribbon
tea. soc pkg: ibc cans tomatoes.
CSC. , lbs. japan rice. 25e: 5-lb. can
NJ. ]. n. coffee, csc. Stall 1872.
boxes matches. csc: 3oc can pine
apple, zoe. lbs. macaroni. &c.
cans California asparagus. Csc. Stall
81. mems half solcs. 800. ladies'
half soles. 75c. rubber heels. 4oc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
j. S. CALLS FOR
$4,000 men TO
Join RESERVE.

with enrolment officers In ev-
cry district Of the county and
city, and dozens 81 stores and
residences designated AZ enroll.
ing places. the drive 10 enlist
30. 900 men here In the United
States public service reserve was
ON In full force Friday.
Names OF loyal Americans. no mat.
ter what their trade or profession.
are wanted on the rolls OF the re'
serve. The call in for men who may
be able 10 help win the war by taxi
ing place In some essential indus
Try as the war progresses.
Enrolment doesn't mean that n
man must leave his present job I'm.
medlntely, or accept n war Job that
pays less money. II simply means
he IL ready to put his shoulder TO the
wheel II Uncle Sam needs him.
Reservists wear an oval bronze
button.
Following are tho enrolment off.
GERS and enrolment stations. In divis-
ions. In District 4:
Hugh Goodfoliow. enrolling officer.
Division 1: c. u bennington. Taylor
and Prospect. l.. A. Stoves grocery.
Fourth ave. ~. and Boston. Y. l..
sweazea. Fifth ave. and Aloha.
G. 4. Morrison. enrolling officer.
Division 2. Anna Wheeler. 400 w. Ga,
Ter st. q A. Public Library: A. G. Bla-
no. 1000 W. Blaine st; VIM. Faikncr.
president Seattle Engineering school.
First ave and Roy st
Mr. Sloan. enrolling officer. Divis-
ion 3. c. o. ON. Jr.. 242s W. Boston
1T
George Mccaulcy. enrolling officer.
Division ): T. F1atow. county treasur.
er's office. ID. y. Ferguson. county
auditors office: Arthur Schram-n.
as Smith st; Standard Drug Store,
corner Boston at and Queen Anne
ave
Mr.. Crone. enroiling officer. Divis.
ion 3: c. Slower. 3e7 W Nlckerpon
Vt: INTERPLAY Drug Co. 18th ave. W.
and Grand blvd: AIRS. Hartwick. 3esi
18th ave w: y. r. Berry. 1920 w.
Nlekcrson st: Cove Grocery. 20so
18th ave. w; J. II. McMannus. 1854
Seventh avo w: Baker Drug Co.
Seventh ave. w. and McGraw st:
Crockett Pharmacy. COL w. Crockett
st. c. ~ Reeves. Second ave. w. and
McGrnw st: Caller Street Pharmacy.
corner Queen Anne ave. and Caller st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
Income Tax Rush in
Seattle SubsidinR

The big rush of income tax payers
at the internal revenue collectors
office In the federal building was
over Friday and four members OF
the department who have been as
sisting in making out returns will en-
gage I'm field work.
However. many new taxpayers
and those with small incomes made
returns Friday. They would have
been subject TO n fine had not time
for making returns been extended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
French Admit Heavy
Assault Was Made

PARIS. March 1.-"Southeast of
Butte du Mesnil. where American ar
tillery is aiding the French, wo beat
Off an enemy attack. except In an
advanced element" the official report
announced today.
East OF Chavignon. the enemy
made an extremely heavy attack
with two columns. They were com.
plctely checked.
I'm the Rheims sector the artillery
ing was violent during the night. Tho
Rheims civil service hospital was sys-
tematically bombarded and set afire."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
Heney Takes Rap at
Food Administration

CHICAGO. March i.--Francis J.
Hen1y struck again nj the food nd.
ministration In today's session OF the
federal trade commission food and
packing probe.
He read into the records letters
taken from the packers files in an
effort 20 show tina, J. r. Cotton. head
OF the food administration meat
committee. and A. r. Durand. ano;h.
er Hoover official. gave the packers
secret information.
Al the same time. Heney plainly
intimatcd that food profiteering IL
going on under the food administra.
lions eyes and introduced evidence
tending to show tina, Hoovers wheat
substitute order has caused hard
ahips 10 tho consumer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
HELD FOR INVESTIGATION

arrested in Mount Vernon o,
charges OF falling to register as en-.
cfny aliens. on order OF u. s. Mar
shni Boyle. and brought TO Seattle
Friday for Investigation.
Howard =. Wright. special agent
OF the department Of justice. said At
noon that investigation showed Tai.
bert n a Hungarian. but both he
and Carr were held for further IN.
uuiry,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
PINE ST.

stongs. cans peas. corn or toma.
toes. Csc. zoe can Old Homestead
corn. i5c; lbs. NJ. J. Il. coffee.
$3.50; pkgs- macaroni. csc Elliott
Fish Co. black cod. i5c ID: Colum.
bin river snelt. Toe ID; skinned sole.
l5c 10. Red Seal Grocery Annex. 3
cans sardines. 25c. i5-lbs. potatoes.
Csc. 3 large grape fruit. 25c: Blue
Ribbon tea. SOC Id. Stall 10. Butter
cup oleomargarinc. 35c h.. lbs. CSC
Stall 81. large loaf bread. Sc. Stall
"a. fresh churned butter. 55c H.. 2
lbs. orange marmalade. 35c. Stall
H. SIX. good potatoes. 800. Stall 80
fine coffee, zoe TO 40c 10. Soap
stan. 8 bars Lcnox soap. 25c; bars
fine hand soap. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
CHANCES FOR
6 CENT Fare
TAKE SLUMP

The street car .osmpany's
chsnccs Of boosting street car
fares 10 9 cents In Seattle have
been menaced by the majority
report Of the public service conn
mission. upon the application of
the Tacoma Traction Co.. In ths
opinion Of Corporation Counsel
Hugh Caldwell
During the recent Seattle hearing.
In which the commission denied thc
company the right 10 use women on
cars, the commission held that WON
ans business was motherhood, and
declared that however there Ia a
great war" and invited the company
10 apply 10 the commission for an
increase In fares.
The Seattle branch has not ap-
piled, but the Tacoma company did
The commissions newest report
declares IL without power 10 increase
the tariff
elf this In the case" said Caldwell,
the commission. IL II In consistent,
must take back its invitation 10 the
company to apply for an Increase
and should application be made. rs-
fuse 10 grant the increase"
The city will file either Saturday
or Monday. it's writ Of review In tho
gas rate increase case. The com
mission issued recent statement
charging the city with failure 10
make appeal IN the time limit ~
quired by law. but this is strenuous
ly denied by Assistant Corporation
Counsel Walter Meier.
Wen be In the fight when the
time comes" he said. The commits
sion ia right when II declares ~
are not justified In dropping oar
case. after spending 20 much money
TO prove we are right At the faif
and impartial hearing Of ths con
mission"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
Woman Is Swindler
Tacoma Police Say

A clever woman swineicr is sup
posed 10 be operating in Seattle. ac-
cording 20 the Tacoma police. Her
method Is to advertise for women to
learn oid-faxhioncd wool work. make
a dcposi, OF $3.50. and be content
with a few wool remnants In lieu OF
the irretricvatfe money. the warning
sent To Seattle police states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
BURGLAR IN BATH

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wright. 1927 2sth
ave. nearly had n burglar locked up
In their bathroom Thursday night
The burglar was discovered by their
s.year-old son. and upon investiga.
ton by the police turned out to be a
pair OF old trousers hanging on the
wall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
u. 8. NEEDS MORE HELP

superintendcnts. He's willing 10
pay r.44o TO $500 per year for
those who qualify. a civil service
examination win be held March IS.
Applications are received at 3o3 fed.
crai building.
Press feeders. railway mail clerks.
Photographic experts. market assist.
ants and others are also needed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
YOUTH Is MISSING

Conrad Mezcre. 10, has been miss
ing from his home since Thursday
noon. He wore n blue serge coat
gray trousers. gray cap. and has blue
eyes and brown hair. His home is at
6706 22nd ave. ~ w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
Public Markets
SOUTH END

s,nn a.. best Jersey butter. Sc 10.
fresh ranch eggs. soc dox- Stall -.
pot roaNts. isc ID. veal roasts. isc IN.
Stall 2. Canpbell's soups. lie can:
Del Monte beets isc can: Booths
sardines. 2ie ean; Golden Harp corn.
3oc can. Andcrson's. macaroni. ioc
ID. Hayo beans. lie ID. pruneH. 2 lbs
25o: Olympia pancake -four. acc pkg.
Stall 50. bread. 70 loaf. coffee cake.
lie each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
WOMEN TRY TO ESCAPE

Women prisoners informed by tho
health department In the public safc-
~ building made another attempt TO
escape Thursday. A nurse dlscov.
cred that the lock on one OF the steel
doors leading to the fire escape had
been filed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
HOLD ALLEGED STACKER

Andrew Taylor. 20, an alleged
Stacker. was arrested early Friday
morning Mt the plant of the Frye
Packing Co. by Police Officer Jasper
Hamilton. and will be held for fed.
cral Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
STEAL CLOTHING

The Red Front Cleaners and Tail
ors' establishment. $500 Duwamish
ave. was entered some time Thurs
day night and several suits stolen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
BERT SWAIN TO TALK

The Commonwealth club win meet
Monday, Mt $50 p. m, at the Good
Eats cafeteria Bert Swain, secre-
tary OF the Metal Trades council, win
talk on Housing Problems"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
The Seattle Chamber Of Commerce

and Commercial Club Thursday re.
elected J. s. Goldsmith and Il. G. An.
dorson. chairman and vice chairman
Of the executive committee Of the
transportation bureau. Friday night
the change in transcontinental rates
will form the subject CT discussion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
Funeral services for Knudt Quale

CT. will be held Sunday at 1880 p. m.
at the Johnson,Hamilton undertake.
ing parlors. He is survived by n
wife and two sons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
Take I or 2 Lessons
WAY

Little Cost. Private Halls.
Day and Evening.
Young Lady Asslstants.
fS23 9Th Ave. Main 3DII.
Recently danced In the
leading places of New York
City. Member Of Association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
ACRES. IMPROVED
GLOBE IN: s-PooM HOUSE

Owner % this place joining Ca
madam regiment Immediately.
and mus, reaiize on property
within next few days. He paid
1900 for raw land. and made
these improvements: Groom
house. chicken and brooder
house. splendid we'll, young
orchard. fenced. gturnps that are
left shot and split. intended
|. burning this summer; land level;
excellent soil: faces road; fine
places all around this property
handy for people working In
town. owner offering every
thing for tz.3Ts: cash payment
1875; buyer can pay balance At
rate ~ fis per month. Apply
z0z New York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01

one acre. all cleared; fine for home.
price 81 400. or half acre 1850.
y-roorn house close In: $1,000
YOUNG a BROBErtg
sz2o ballard Ave Phone Ballard sfs.
81 500 NORTH BROADWAY SNAP
Think Of H. rooms. bath ana pantry.
iaru. ooreh: on car line and paved
street: improvements paid in fun.
This fs hard 70 beat: $500 cash. bal
nnrs like rent.
n. ". OLffHOER CO. ts7 Empire Bld.
PIINNEY RIDGE BARGAIN
Groom modern bungalow; two DOCKS
from phinney car: all built-in features.
I'll sg0. 1900 cash. n. H. Munk, 2is
Marion ~.
ron aAIE-7-ROoN HOUSE. lot
9gxg0. 1870. Phone ballard 1857.
sss w. s4th Ut. No agents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01

SEATTLE WILL ne THE FIRST
CITY IN THE UNITED gTATEs
or LESS THAN 100000 TO HAVE
A MILLION.
BUY YOUR HOME
NOW
And get that garden started where
you can raise fresh vegetables for
your own table
WE ARE
building eight fine ssmi-modsrn
bungalows on large iota close TO
California ave. car line. fine view
Of Sound and Olympic mountains;
extra good garden soil with city
water; only is minutes ride to
uarbor Island and the ship yards.
PRICES u.sso TO 1850
ONLY $50 CASH
Just make q deposit OF $50. 800
more when house II completed.
balance same a. rent Houses will
be eompisted and ready for occu-
paney By March 1.
WHY PAY BIO RESTsr !.
when we win sell you a large soxi2o
foot lot from enc to four blocks
from California ave. the most
beautiful long so-foot paved
boulevard In the city. right on the
eres, Of the west Seattle hlii. hav-
ing all modern stree, improve
msn,s. Lots no better sold 10 and
4: year. ago In adjoining additions
for doubis our price OF to-day.
WHICH ARE ONLY
$3.50 TO $3.50 EACH
10 per cent cash and $40 per month.
with interest only 9 per cent:
Just bur . ii,;i. lumber. put .
temporary house on ths hack end
Of IN. lot and raise your own
vegetables. a few chickens and save
500 In living expens.s $3.50 In
rem. and more than nkeiy you
will b. able 20 sell for at iess,
900 profit this fall: ssso net saw
ing to you
WHY LIVE
IN the crowded downtown dis,ric;
when you can live In tho mos,
heaithfui spot on earth. where you
will no, only savs and make
money. but more than likely say
this fall tina, you had the most do
nghtfui time in your whole ilfe7
REMEMBER:
You can buy a house from us with
an initial payment OF only $50. or
fine large soxi2o-foot lots. facing
on so-foot streets. running back 20
fs-foot alleys. only 10 per cent
cash and $40 per month.
COME OUT TODAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
WITE-ri rp17NT 'ir,'Ii,'riT,GITV

WATER FRONT pARGATN
10 acres Al black and brown loan. COW
cred with alder and vine maple. Gloss
70 store, dock, r.. o and graded
school fine beach; no bluff; on beau
fiful bay; good fishing. clans and
hunting. Ideal place for a home
PRICE CUT TO $1,000; soNE TERMS
70 acres. south Of navy yard; part bot
tom; easy 20 clear: on main county
road: 1900; goms terms.
HZbsEN sE<ToS co. 1910 First Ave.
AcREs: ON xAfH COUNTY ROAD:
with Groom house; about az miles
goufh ~ Port Orchard. for 1913; s30s
zash. balance 70 suit. Two acres
pbwsd.
PORT ORCHARD COMMERCIAL co.
Office Open Sundays.
$3.50 FOR Z ACRES or ALDER LAND
~ Kirkland. best Of soil: ground level;
blocks from graded school. Payments
70 suit Homs Of the nsighbors paid
more than 800 for one acre. West
1fes.
sAY you SAW It In THE STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
Business Personals

$3.50 M $3.50
rynoI.ARzEs. sprcrAcLKs yIT-rxD
with spherical Lenses. complete. ts,ts.
including examination. schwartz.
Opforn-trin,. al Episf nk&fk. tit See
- nsSese ..sss, ~ ~
57-Card Of Thanks
WE WISH TO THANK ouR FnfEsps
and ueiHhtors for their Hind words and
deeds Ia the hour % our sad b-rsase-
meat. NIts. W J. HTsHl.S
sammamish. wash
AND FAMILY.
RI0TfaE PIANO PLAYING
And popular music taught In 20 isssons
rsntaEs. HlaE
our coURaE MAKES A rtNiaHgD
dancer Of ysu Why wai,' Our re.
suits guaranteed Hippodrofns. una
and University Eiiiot, sitT.
PRACTICAL. suRaE-Mns wtLLxfK.
ssn. Tsit isth ~ W. Phone Ballard
1881.
DfAMoSbH wATcuEs on CREDIT
MICHAEL. ses PIKE NJ.
fENfE kfNoToN runf.ic BrESoo.
rsphsr. tos cfAry Bids
hEv. GREENE = HOTEL HOLLAND.
Fourth and jefferson. near eoar, house..
Essfiy reached for ministerial services.
Private rArtsfa Main ttsi.
OLD aoLp. sILvEn. TEETH. Ola.
tnonds waited. higssss, price paid ies
.~rSS~N~sS~~-~~~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01

Take Fauntieroy Park car on First
ave. to Juneau st. inquire Mt tho
little white office on tho corner.
where pleasant and courteous
statesmen will be pleased to cr-
plain how you can make that $3.50.
or get the best bungalow buy In
the city. II you cannot come to-
day. phone or call. and we will
send one OF our statesmen with
automobile and show you the
property; no obligation on your
part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01
for Sale

n--Acrcagc for Sale
oNr Mii.n FROM KENT
s acres % rich alder land hiah anf
alxhtly iecattani with city water Rd-
iolning the iarrept poultry ran be-
tween seattle and Tacoma There u
every advantage that can be desired
w suburban home site. with free
transportation 60 school, excellent
nriKhherhoci ana view % mountains.
Price ,seo cash on terms, 1900,
CfifFoRp q VAN ARsnkLE. Inc.
1919 Third Ave.
FINE 10 ACRES. SOUTH on cfrri
view Of Sound and passing shipa on
main roadi ls,el; easy Go clear, Price
reduced from ss.eee 20 $1,000 half
cash. Make dandy country home,
riNNrN q STREET. Tse rhird,
AcRrs. NEAR RNNroN
Good soil part cleared on fine auto
rad sroam house. harm, chicken
house, COWS, heifcru, ! piss,
hersr, 20 chickens all tools. Price
ts,see
SCHROEDER. ais Green nids.
Cof.nY. ts MIf.ra FROM SEATTLE
acres good alder land, with running
water. This land 10 close 20 Seattle.
and very easy 60 Improve see colby
CLIFFORD 8 VAN AnSpAf.r. Inc.
1918 Third Ave-.
AcREs. NEAR BornEft
ltlch bottom land nearly all cleared !
fine creek, s-Foom house; hethi water
ripej 10 house barn. orchard. Price
se.ooo; sfea cash
SCHROEDER. sis Creen ritw,
13-Farms for Rent
FOR RENr~-se.ACRH RANCH. ON
Nashcn island, Apply A. n, iieEiund.
star pres room.
AT sftvERnAf.r. 10 AcRrs GROOM
house. barn. so menth, Call owner.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-01

[-rOOM COTTAGE: LIVING ROOM.
Kitchen. pantry. bath, bedrooms
laundry trays. basement. corner lot
s0xfs1, good location; two blocks from
77rd ave car line. 1912 7sth ave. ".
owner leaving city. Price f7.io0: $500
cash. balance ensy terms.
IA son want n Groom cottage. nenr paved
street; sath N. price $1,000; easy
terrna7 Living room. dining room.
tl,nb~u. hath. q bedrooms; city light
and water: garage; lot s0Ki02.
EDWARD COMMON. 1908 White Bldg.
Elliott s7fo.
THE PORT ORCHARD COMMERCIAL
Co, By reason Of itE location Mt county
rea, % Ritsap county. IL best equipped
10 offer real bargains IN the Puget
found Navy Yard District on vacant
lots. improved homes. unimproved ana
improved farms CALL or writs Port
Orchard Commercial Co. Port orchhrd'
wash. office open Sundays.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-06
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the construction
OF Asphatic Concrete Pavement and Concrete
Curh and Gutter. on North Florida avenue,
Sror Myrtle street to North street has been
completed
That the total frontage Of property abutting
on North Florida aveaGe between the points
named above and lilble TO assessment. Is
S.076,2 feet.
that the total cost Of said paving IS &c.
S2t II. that the City Of Lakeland's one-third
nro, ortion Of raid cost is s2,276.39; that the
an ount claimed against the AUDITING prom
ertv therefor is s45527S, and therefore the
rate Of assessment is sl,4S per front foot.
That the property AUDITING on said i'm
movement and liable to assessment thereIor
is as follows, tO-wit'
According TO Trammell and Johnson's re.
suLdyision Of lots 9, 10. II. IL. l9 Il Of
plock "a. Of Trammel and Coughs Addition
70 lakeland. Fla, as recorded In Deed Book
"a Page 8 Records of Polk Co., "a.
Lots :. ny &, s1k s, 8 and l. Block "a; II.
q z MI &. Sk 5, 8, and OF Block II; II
aud OF Block Is: e. :, r..
r,sil and Cloueh's Addition to Lakeland, Fla,
a. recorded in Deed Book G. Page $50; Rec
V'I Lots l. 1. $. and Of Block /; /, 4. 5, 8,
According to Patterson and Cors resu6o'-
,,sion N goott's Addition to Lakeland. ma,
a. recorded in Plat Book !, Page ~; rec
'rG as. Of 4 roy & Co. NJ .. 81 5. .. and If
h0 sa.o - to rrovdsra rssubdiTisloa Of
s,o,s. ADDITION 70 Lakeland. rs. IS re-
corded in Deed Book 81, Page 2's; ksoOfAa
q ~ p1lf e. & pI L i /: and & grosk 8;
IceonflnG 10 resubdiFlhon
s SIss IN plat BOOK :, Page "a: keeonds o
Pom Co. FlA 80 -.