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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
For Sale-Farms and Ranches

RANCH acres near Clint, about half
in cultivation complete with stock tools
and fences; 10 trade for unincuuberel
city property
aaEra-s -rEa -a-e EaralF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18

For SaIe-Motorcycles
TWIN CYLINDER THOR. for sale. $50.
Good condition. 207 S. stanton.
FOR SALE-Tvin indian motorcycle. in
good condition. Ph. 1874.
FOR SALE-lndiaH motorcycle. 1913
mnlaL Ph. N14sM.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
For Sale or Exchange

WILL EXCHANGE piano for Liberty
bond and War Saving stamps. Phone
9ses from $3.50 70 $50 a. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18

FOR SALE-On terms 70 suit pur-
chaser, bungalow near Five Points,
i've large ro-ms. sleeping porch; lawn,
vines. shade and fruit trees: on paved
street with paving paid; $500. VIII
accept Liberty bonds or savings
stamps as first payment. Phone
6G27W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
Business CHANCES


GROCERY STORE. centrally located.
for sale OF trade VIII traie with or
without fixtures for nice cottage In
voice about Sa004
WELLS-PEUGH REALITY co.
6l7 Martin Bldg Phrne 1888.
FOR SALE-Investment paying PROPOSE
ton Cash or 10 percent down. balance
like rent Dr. T. .. Strong. SIS Roberts
Banner Bids
DRUG STORE in Silver City. n. N,
Invoice S54bs- Business doing $1,000
month For sale on easy terms
WELLS-PEUGH REALITY co.
6lI Martin Bldg Phone 1899,
Machinery, Tools, Power, Electrical
and Contractors Equipment
For Sale
WESTERN WELDING co.
Facilities fcr Welding largest machine
parts Phone 35s- 222 s sanrs &c.
KRACK A JACK 81 s. cutters Slower en-
plants hrnsntez. Zurk & Moye, e Paso.
60 HORSE Fairbanks Morse special cleo
trlc OIL engine good as rev Newly
equipped with cylinder. piston and rings:
Barnard mixer ard Webster oscillating,
high tension magnetic
II 1AhD rucre-e mixer.
NEW GOULDS deep wei pump jack A
little shop worn sell at half original
cost
ERAKAUER. YORK & MOVES $, /.
III san Francisco S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18

the 1900 block on Grant Ave. All
modern. up to date with heating
plant. Easy payment at a very cheap
price. Address SO G. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
Typewnters

rNPEW RITER and Ofnce supply
sold. rented, repaired 216 Muls 81 Phi. s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18

Second Hand Furniture

EXCHANGE NEW FURNITURE
TOT second hand Western Furniture Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18

EOh SALE-lnvesrmeu paying PROPOSE
ton Cash CT 10 percent down. balance
like rent Dr. T. D. Strong. SIS Roberts
L.-ur.r .L---
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18

COOL front room 601 Epson.
FRONT BEDROOMS. Pm. 2I12
FUHNISHED ROOMS-zI7 Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18

HOUSEHOLD eoods packed. shiDped q
stored Daniel Furn- O. AIat. Facty. Pm f025
FOR the protection OF our customers We
have arransed FOR floor space On the only
ure-proof warehouse IN the city at very
reasonable rates strictly high class FUR
Eilure uackirc
G. d. HOUSER UPHOLSTERISG co.
200 Texas Phi fl1n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
FIND BOOZE IN
DINING CAR;
ARREST CREW

Dry squad detectives Of the
police department Monday raid.
ed u Northern Pacific dining car
on siding near IN. commissnry
Of the line. In the local yards.
aud seized 100 quarts aud "a
pinis Of liquor.
Julius schonok. conductor In
charge of the diner, waa arrested
shortly before noon. charged with
bootlegEinK. and tho authorities are
now searching for six other en-.
pioyes OF the ear
Tho whisky which IL all first
grade bonded stock, was unearthed
In lockers underneath the floor OF
the car Where they secured their
information that led Go tho raid.
Sergeant Collier. In command OF the
dry squad. refuses to state.
Round Up Crew
lie says. however. that all en-.
pioyes OF the car-stewarda. cooks
and walters -wiii be taken into Gus.
tody ana held under charges OF boot.
Logging
The liquor was hidden In lock-
ers. Detective Bailey wns In charge
of the raid. No one was on the
car az the time the police swept
down upon a.
The authorities are now working
10 learn for whom the whisky was
being brought into Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11

heaven. / partial
We call
all the aownp planets
Arc
portions the clear.
prefer OF the Western Hensphere
believe when
am o strip-the old u s. n
know A.
I've sc my footu ths soil OF
it's welcome"
inward where Atlantis his crest
outward the Golden Gated West
which
/ know the keeneyed mountainecr:
1 know all sorts of here yonder.
know their they
he tolcr. he treads his wcn'worn track
know he his field. the miner in his shack.
Eanow, white and black
you1l them everywhereL
I've found people
incline to looks and what's fair.
Uncle Sam I've found him tried and
Andn II III be shaking hands with You,
n health % all he n doF"
oublous wen dofu dates,
But leta all keep well
I.ets the furious fates.
And when n Amalgamated States.
COOKE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
MERCHANTS OF
n. ". CONVENE

Merchants from all parts Of
the Northwest were registering
Monday at the Industrial Ex.
hibition building. ais University
st.. for the semi annual conv~n-
ton Of Northwest retail men.
The gathering Ia being held Mt
the Invitation Of the Seattle
Sales Manager association. the
Seattle Credit Mems association,
the Chamber Of Commerce. tho
Industrial Exhibit and the Man
ufscturers' association and bu.
rcau Of foreign and domestic
commerce.
Tuesday viii b, marked by tho
opening Of big style show with
living models at tho Industrial tx
hihit building.
Business meetings and tho general
conference win begin on WedncH-
day. Tho conference win continue
until Saturday night.
In conjunction with the sessions
OF the association conference. a npe-
eial sample Industrial fair. present.
Ing large display Of Washington
made products. VIII DO held In the
exhibition building.
All programs take place In tho
evening. beginning a, 3 O'Clock. Tho
days VIII be given over 20 entertain
mcnt BY Individual concerns
Prizes and awards for the best er.
hibits In tho Industrial fair win be
given on Saturday night at tho
close Of tho convention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
ASKS NEW LAWS TO
PROTECT INVESTORS

Washington state needs law TO
protect small investors against in
vestment sharks who mislead them.
according TO Prosecutor Lundin. In
his annual report he pointed out
that present laws are insufficient
to curb investment crooks. Work
ing people. he points out, hand
over their savings in the belief
that their money is out on interest
only 10 learn later that they had
unlcnowingly purchased stock In
some "aaBociation or society"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
OlL-SOAKED MATTRESS
CARRIES FIRE DANGER
NEAR TACOMA DOCKS

TACOMA. Feb. li--Believcd By
HAxbormaster Rowland 10 have been
plot TO burn tho municipal dock
and grain warehouses adjacent a
burning mattress. soaked in oil and
set afloat in IN. channel was discov'
cred early this morning by Night
Waterman Waybon. on the ferryboat
City OF Tacoma. tied up mt the dock
waypon saw the glare OF tho burn
ing mattress as IL floated down chan
mel and drifted against the ferry.
With a pike pole he fought off the
flaming object. keeping IL clear OF
tho boat and preventing II drifting
under the dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
FINE ST.

Elliott Fish Co. Finnan haddic, soc
N bioaterr. . for iSo. stong's. Ghirar-
deIlrs or Guittard's chocolate. 75o N. :
fcrHhey's cocoa, 75c can ibo: CSC can
Hills coffee. SIC; ms. small white
beans. 75o. Red Seal Grocery. Annex,
. cans Hardines. 2sc; is ms. Yakima po-
tatoes. 2bc; Blue Ribbon tea. S0c: 2 Toe
rolls toilet paper. i5c freHh ranch eggs.
s5c doz. Stall 10, In. loaf OF white or
dark bread. Sc. Stall 81, large loaf
bread. any kind DC. Stall ~. comb
honey. zoe each. fresh milk. Zoe at.
Stall 10, freshly ground peanut butter.
a0c M. oieomargarine. 35c 10. 2 lbs.
&c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
MISSING GIRLS WANTED
TO DRIVE AMBUlANCES

Tho police believe tia. ,wo girls.
reported missing. have run away TO
attempt 60 10 20 France as am
buiance drivers. The girls. students
In the Queen Anne high school. are
Ruby Giipatrick. ~. and Iva Ogden.
is. MIRA II. II. Mason. supervisor
OF the womcn's division Of the
police department says that the
girls are reported TO have said they
wanted TO enlist for service In
France as ambulance drivers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11

There's crash. And a rnttlel
Notes like those OF burie mingle
Ia tho chaos. a sausage. shaped
balloon floats overhead. Look,
There are other balloons--dlffercnt
shapes. one explodesl In shrcda. Il
dcaccndH amidst women who laugh
madly.
American army and navy men.
faces flushed. are charging toward a
central spot Each one conducts "A
woman. Civilians. too. minglo with
them.
It's not an enemy air raid you're
reading about. folks. Just Satur.
day night at tho Butler. here In Sc
attic.
From the Puget sound navy yard
and the training station at the uni.
vcrnity. come naval officers. and
tackles.
Majors. captains. dozens OF lieu.
tenants. and men In the ranks come
from Camp Lewis.
Then there's an assortment Of
young men. mlddlc-aged men. and
old men from Seattle. not In uni
form.
And all kinds OF women
They mobilize az the tables sur.
rounding the grill room dance floor
and make IA spirited attack on old
General Depression.
War Spirit in Air
It's the olive drab. the boots and
spurs. and naval blue. that have
made Saturday nights at the Butler
different during tho last few weeks.
There's a punoh-a war spirit In
the atmosphere.
on some Saturday nights the
"aplrited attack" has been Hpurred
on by tho contents OF bottles car
rlcd via tho hip. Il used to be ru-
mored.
But last Saturday night John was
conspicuous by his absence.
A jazz orchestra gallops along NJ
lively pace and nearly everybody
crowds onto tho little dance npaen.
There's dancing between the tables.
too. Nobody seems 10 mind the
humping. The ladies' appear willing
10 have their toes trod upon. and 20
even smile at lab from an artil'
icryman's blunt-eyed spurs
Draw Prizes
Then there are prize drawings.
First prize tonight" shouts n
gentleman In tuxedo. thru n mega
phone. lis a rilvrr-cascd fountain
pcn-for men In uniform onlyf'
Lieut.. so-and.so discovers the
lucky number on his table and steps
up 10 claim the prize. Then there's
"A drawing for the others. A young
lady wins tho Sheffield carving
set"
"PriEe waltz NEXT yeiis the an
nounccr.
Dozens Of soidieru. some sailors
and few civilians compete.
Theoretically. the poorest dancers
arc eliminated couple by couple. as
tho judge lodges among them.
Civilians haven't much OF a
chance with the crowd Appiaus, is
spent ON the service men. Finally
tn. oontcs, narrows down 20 an
army captain and a biucjacict En-.
thuslastic and yelling. people get up
and pack around tho floor.
Tho Sailor Wins
The sailor wins. His pals shake
HIS hands. You would think he'd
knocked n home rsr in the worlds
series or bombed the kaiser.
Then tho people so back 20 their
many coior-d sof, drinks and their
non alcoholic cereal beverage out Of
brown bottles
One or two women. dr~nred In
golf costumes. light ciEarets and
draw tho gaze OF ie.n ardent White
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
WESTIAIAE

Stalls fo-if. half or whole hams. sso
ib. shoulder hams. csc M; best bacon.
tbc and tsc 10. ; short ribs of beef. $50
N. Stall rs. SOC Lipton's tea, csc: 2
cans corn. 2bc: 2 cans solid pack to-
matoes. 2be; Carnation milk. 1886 case.
stan 1873. Heinz sauerkraut, 15c at. !:
sweet relish, zoe pit. Stall 100. Delicious
apples. fi.ss box: Baldwin apples. 75c
box; Bellefleur apples. $40 box. Stall
ll2, onions. lbs. Toe; Brussels sprouts
lbs. 2bc. Stall 100. nrticholes, loo
each; cabbage sprouts. &c ~: rhubarb,
lbs. fbc. Stall 1906. bars laundry
soap. SIC; ? ms. seediess raisins, 2sc;
Quaker oats. Toe pkg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
WARN AGAINST USE OF
0NE-MAN STREET CARS

on hearing that the traction COM
pany intended 10 operate one-man
cars extensively thruout the city.
Supt. Of city utilities valentins
notified the company Monday that
they would be restricted 70 lines
named IN special city legislation
passed May ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11

Stall II. ms graduated sugar. etc.
Stall -. pure milk. Toe OF: cream. zoe
pit Stall 1911. fresh herring. : ms. Isc:
soies. : lbs. lie: catfish. : ms. 75c. Stall
1904. cluster raiainH. : ms 95c. cleanser.
&c can; Flake white, 77c 10. hand paste.
&c can lava soap. ? bars foo. Stall al.
7bo baking powder. iso 10. COO green
tea. coo 10. sc coffee. 1sc n. Stall 20.
? cans tomatoes. CSC: white beans. l5c
NJ: asparagus tips. f5c can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
LENT SEASON IS NEAR

Tho 4o-day period OF abstinence.
Lent. commences "wednesday. and
win continue until the last Sunday in
March. Easter. Seattle churches VIII
commemorate the opening Of Lent
with appropriate services
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE BUTLER! WHAT
CHANCE HAS A MERE CIVILIAN? NONE

The otheru sang.
Iod.llpped women caught the
aanctity OF the moment and hastened
TO Join in the hymn. Men with
flashy diamonds ana protruding en-
bonpolnt tried earnestly. tho they
fumblcd with the words.
II was the big moment at the But.
Ter Saturday, night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
CORNER

Stall ITO. sko pkg. pancake flour. ,se
crlsoo. sec. &c. csc. sist. ts.Ts: Dutch
eieanEor. 90 can: at Vernon milk. +. cans
ace Stall io9. Washington creamery
butter. t7o N. ms $40: peanut but
ter. iso 10. = fbs. sic. ~ na. tao.
foil cream cheese. &c 10. Federal milk.
= cans ssc: .te bulk coffee. ioe n. Stall
1899. sGo can wakefield kippered her
ring. soc. oisomArgarine. ste 10. fbs.
si00: Oregon creamery butter, Zoe 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
SANITARY

Stalls 7t-.s. rolls toilet paper. :se;
Olympic pancake flour. fto pkg; large
pig citrus powder. 3Sc. corn flakes, So
pkE: Post Toarti~s. ioc pkg: Am.
Hcrshey's cocoa. isc; In. Ghirardciifs
Chocolate. .sc: Z lbs. rolled oats. Csc
Stall IS. veal roast, Isho 10; veal chops
i7ho M; sirioin steak. sfto 10; club
Sausage. isc NJ: home rendered lard. .
roR. SIC: bacon. sse 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11

Lighters.
when tho orchestra struck up
MY Country IT'S OF Thee" every
note. Soldiers and sailors heels
clicked together. Heads back. chins
down. chests up. ana thumbs AT the
seams Of their trousers. they stood
at attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
Public Markets


Stan 20. ms. fine rranuiatsd sugar,
etc atAii 81. pure natural milk. ioc at
crrara. soc pt. Stalls 1T-is. tall bottle
ratHup. ice: M, Vernon or f1bby's milk.
sEso case! 81 90 can olive OIL. ii.es. cider
vinegar. ace gal; any spices. for ssc.
soy beans. 20 rba SEQ. choice white
navy beans. rbs zoe: speckiei or pink
beans. lbs. soc: assorted soups. ioc
can: spit, navy beans. , ms. ;so. choice
MIXED nuts. sec ~. Brasil nuts. lie 70.
sacks salt Toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
LEAGUE REPORTS DUE
AT TUESDAY MEETING

Reports on candidates for city of.
fees win be presented at the meeting
Of the Municipal league Tuesday
noon at the Masonic club rorns. Ar
cade building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
10 MEN ARE ARRESTED

Gambling raids were made by tho
police at 1857 Seventh ave. and
2205h First ave. Six men were ar
rested nj the former and seven at the
latter address. All were charged with
disorderly conduct Cards and chips
were confiscated-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
SOUTH END

AndersonH. Roman meal, ESQ pkg, I:
corn meal. 10 NJ; navy beans. t5o 10. I;
natural rice. J lbs. 2so. Stall ~, best
Jersey butter. 5to ~; fresh ranch eggs,
SOC dog. Stall ~. steer steak. s2o N. I;
mutton chops, zoe ID. Stall 2. Blue
Ribbon tea, SIC M: Olympic wheat
hearts. soc pkg; Hills' blue can coffee,
. MS. n3c; Crescent baking powder, $50
NJ Stall 90, bread, Sc loaf. cup cakes,
fBc doz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
TO HEAR CANDIDATES

Commonwealth club will meet
Monday At $50 p. m At Good Eats
cafeteria Speakers win be c. J..
France. candidate for mayor. and
Mrs Helen NJ. Stevens. ]. w. Bryan
and +. J. Cassidy. candidates for
council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
U. S. WANTS OPERATORS

The government wants elevator OPP
orators. and VIII hold an examination
at the postoffice March %. Men be-
tween the ages OF 20 and SO are ELI
gible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
TUSCANIA SURVIVORS
ON WAY FROM ULSTER

LONDON. Feb iis--Amcrican sur.
vivors Of the Tuacania. with the ex.
oeption OF 20 injured in Irish hos
pitfalls. left Ulster last night IL was
announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11

Finding the door OF Bassett Bros
grocery open. early Monday. Mer-
chant Patrolmnn Joe lie Beau inves-
tigated and found the place TO have
been thoroly ransacked Only a re-
volver had been stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
EXPLAINS skAorT PLAN

Corporation Counsel Hugh NJ.
Caldwell explained the Skagit river
power project to the members OF
the Kiwanis club. at a luncheon In
the Bon Marche Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
STRIKE RATHER THAN
WORK WITH SLACKERS

That the employees OF Road Dis
trict No. struck Saturday as
protest against working with men
they believed to be slackers. and
returned Monday when the men
were discharged. was tho state
mcnt made Monday by Frank
Gates. Of tho King County Council
Of Defense The walkout occurred
at Enumclaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
HOLDS UP MAN: GETS 50

A highwaymnn held up John Bar
~. on Eas, Pike IT.. early Sunday.
lie took s. The police have q de-
scrfption OF the man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11

Carl kosscn. age s, was knocked
down and bruised by an automobile
Sunday In front OF his home. sos
25rd ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
STEAL HAMS AND PENNIES

The butcher shop Of II. Tori. GIT
jackson st.. was robbed early Sunday
morning. Three hams, bacon and 30
cents Ia pennies were stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11

I AcREs BOTTOM LAND. 2 ACRES
ready 20 pillow. balance pasture: good
3-room house: chicken houses small
nAbarn. good water. all fenced aldewaik
"a. town. Price 81 900
TIght donkey engine. suitable for land
clearing; in firHt-efnHs shape; new
cable. Price $3.50 cash. or will trade
for good team. Write. phone or aae
owner. BILLY MILLS. Port Orchard
Wash Phone Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
for Sale
At KIRKLAND
HOUSE AND LOT, $500

Good f-roorn house. plastered'
buiit-in features. best California
siding used on outside. street.
sidewalk and water IN and paid
for. less than { blocks from
lake: splendid. unohstructed
view: Sc fare 20 city Of Seattle
70 residents Of Kirkland. Price
Of house and lot. 800, terms
800 cash. balances fi5 per
month. Live here and work In
aeattle. Get away from high
rents and own your own home
Come 20 Kirkland and inquire
a. office 81 Burke q Farrar.
Inc. on wharf a. ferry dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
59-LeQal Notices


59-Legal Notices
CHANGE OF VESSELS NAME
Notice Is hereby given that, under Chap
ter f07. Laws Of 1891. and Article a..
Customs Regulations OF 1915, and IN
purauauee Of authority granted by tho
Commissioner OF Navigation, on the
application OF the Southern Alas
ka Canning Co. Inc. ~ Bobt. A.
white. Agent. Seattle, washington, the
name OF tho American Gas Screw
CfRKVENICA, official number aos7to.
gross tons IS. has been changed 90
EOUTHEHN
ROSCOE NJ. DHuMHErLEB.
Collector Of Customs.
Seattle, washington. February 3. 1914.
CHANCE OF VEssETS NAME
Notice r. hereby given that. under Chap
ter 1917. Laws Of 1881. and Article g..
Customs Regulations Of 1915. and I'm
pursuance OF authority granted BY tho
CommlHalonor Of Navigation. on tho
application Of tho aanborn Cutting
Co. Inc, Of Astoria. oregon. by
Robert r. white. Of Seattle, wash.
tho name OF the American Gas sorow
ROSEMARY. official number 2i523D.
gross tons 20. has been changed TO
PHOENIX ".
ROSCOE 81 DRUMHELLER.
Collector.
scattle. Washington. February s. 1918.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11

81 Lost and Found
iosr-dt. NAHrA AND CASH rtLE-
geouS lSenseed sesi 81, lskw "
ffA Automobiles
AnVrntiHe NotR can nARaAiNA
81 The star Thousands or possible
prospects weii paid workers and ship
ward men, look FOR "tHed Nar hafs
gains" ia thir column aru rates ~ top
of fret column. thiu page.
iois roRp $3.50. HAHN rERNH. ruou.
unFhiy overloaded. new tires
rom Auro nNcttANdh teti % rite
y. s,,','- ,s'-.-
i6-For Sale Miscellaneous
SAY YOU SAW It In TtGn STAR
sAait AMI pooRs
sent ~ Post Card asking FOR our new,
Illustrated cataioG No 81 81 sash.
doors. finish. paints. builders hard
ware. plaster board. roofing. etc. sent
free on request
CettaFe front doors .........s.s,..frT
tNpanel doats t.s+t.,...s.-stssss lso
s.iisht wiudowa ...t....t.tt.t..., ift
Prepared roofing 81 50. 81 20 aud $40
clear cedar LAP sidinr per 1000 n 500
snort flooring ard ceiling .+t..t.t, 20 90
The largest n tory In the West. selling
direct 20 the consumer. We sell any
one. uhtn anywhers. and guarantees
safe delivery.
q. a. WILLIAMS CO
ists First Ave. - Seattle,
riiONnaMAritH otW SPECIALITY
FOREIGN RECOHpA
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
itis westlsts Elliott ss1a
Opposite new Ttmes Mas.
We huY. trade exchange. repair.
KkvANAduA ,ste tArs ices is, AZ.
WHY Nor aAVE MONEY!
LADIES AND drNri FMEN'a SUITS
AND oVrnCOATa FROM tseo TO
tttoo PRESENT TINS AID AND rEr
10 PER CENT pFF YOUR fuH-
CHASE ipot FIRST AVE.
wKNrnb-ot.p FAtAE TEETH fpoNr
NATTER ~ nRoKESl. HIGHEST
PRICES PAID CASH ron OLD
GOLD. SILVER AND pfAMoSpA
HNiTH JEWEfnr MO. CO, ga I.
g SMITH nt.pO, FouRrt FLOOR
YES. ANY SIZE RUGS
Are sold - Waidrun Co. square ones.
long aud narrow etc. fof they ape
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