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The Washington herald., 1918-11-16
Powder Rations.

Shame has driven many a man
into the ranks" declares Lord North
cliffe, ''and In this regard we have
to thank the women of the nation for
turning many a would-be Stacker into
an excellent soldier. Sometimes.
however, they are over-zealous or
make mistakes. A case OF this sort
happened recently on a London bus.
"A young man offered a lady his
scat Imagine his surprise when she
drew herself up haughtily and ex-
claimed: i don't accept favors from
slackers'
But he was not taken aback. In
stead he regarded the lady critically
and then replied
Madam. was all through CALI
poll and II we had as much powder
down there as you have on your nose
results would have been dtfferent'
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16
KIN OF DISCOVERER
SEEKS APPOINTMENT
Direct Descendant of Loomis Tries
to Become Radio Operator.

Miss Mary T. Loomis, a direct
descendant Of the discoverer OF
wireless telegrsphy is today in
Washington fitting herself to be-
come a radio operator.
Interested in telegrsphy she came
from Ithaca, New York, to enroll
in the Service Radio School 9O2
Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Congressional records disclose the
fact that a direct descendant on her
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16
Salvaging Invention
Has Been Perfected

An invention that will make pos
sible the salvaging of a majority of
the thousands OF vessels sunk by
submarine and mine has been per
fected. and placed before government
officials here. Some of the largest
wreCking and dredging companies are
interested.
The device, which is the invention
of a New York man. enables light
rays to be projected for a quarter of
a mile through water. 1t is describ-
ed as out of the experimental stage
Since August. 1914, to date. approxI-
mately 21.jO0.oOO tons OF allied and
neutral ships have been lost, a large
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16
French Soldier Ventures
In Bear Pit and Is Killed

Paris.-A French soldier. named
Pastoury. had faced death and the
savage Huns so often that ne didn' I
think it was any trick at all to climb
into a polar bear pit in the Paris zoo.
He was home on leave and was lean
ing over the pit rail when he acci-
dentally dropped his trench knife in
side Laughingly he climbed down
to get it. a bear pounced on him.
and before American soldiers could
drive the brute OFF with revOlvers,
the Poilu was literally torn to pieces.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16
Philadelphia Leads
In Influenza Deaths

The highest number Of pneumonia
deaths in the large cities OF the coun-
try. during the influenza epidemic oc-
CURED In the week ended October 2S.
according to figures issued by the
Bureau Of Census. For the nine
weeks prior to November IA. a greater
number OF deaths in proportion to the
population from pneumonia and other
causes, due to the Influenza cpl
demic, occurred in Philadelphia than
in any other large city in the coun-
try.
The figure for Philadelphia is "A
deaths per 1000 population, which may
be contrasted with the rate of 03 per
100 in Grand Rapids, Mich, where
the death rate from pneumonia was
lowest.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16
R.A.BERBERICH
RITES MONDAY
Services for Local Shoe
Merchant to BeHeld
in St. Mary's.

Funeral services for Robert A. Ber-
berich. ST.. founder of the r. Ber-
berich's Sons shoe stores of this city,
who died yesterday afternoon after a
long illness, will be held Monday at
D o'clock in St Mary's Church. Fifth
street between H and G streets north
west, OF which the deceased was the
last surviving original member. Rev.
]. II. Eckenrode. assisted by Rev.
Achsteadter and Rev. Lillienkzantz
will read a solemn requiem high mass.
Mr.. Berberich was born in Baden,
Germany. seventy-hve years ago. He
came to this country at the age OF
II and enlisted in the union army at
Pittsburgh. After the war he came
to live in Washington with John Wal
ters. a custom shoe maker at 1ll6
Seventh street who had a nine-foot
store. He married Mr.. Walters
daughter. and in a few years bought
out Mr.. Walters and established the
present frm in 1858.
Wife and Children ssryIye.
His wife, two sons. Joseph A. and
Robert A. Berberich. three daugh-
ters, Miss Mae Berberich, Mrs.
Annie Rupert. OF 1873 Seventh
street northwest. and Mrs. Rose
Rupert Of 1915 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. northwest. survive Mr.. Berbe-
rich. His sister. Mrs. Rose Hess.
/. lives in Pittsburgh. There are 10
grandchildren.
Mr.. BerberiCh was a member of
the Oldest Inhs bitants Association.
the Catholic knights of America,
Saint Joseph's Society. Windhorst
Club, the Holy Name Society. and
the Society OF St Boniface.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16
Feminine Logic.

Mr.. Talkerton on the eve of a bust
ness trip had told his wife a choice
bit OF scandal concerning one of their
neighbors. And remember" he ad-
monished her. while l am away that
story is to be kept strictly between
Us two"
"Oh, certainly" assented his wife.
But you must remember while you
are away there'u be a lot OF people
between US two"
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16
Women Drive Trucks.

Paris. - American women who
brought their own automobile trucks
with them to France have started
work at the front. They include Mrs.
Net6e l. Vangrampp. Sal Carroll
street. Brooklyn, n. Y. and Miss Ada
Helm and Miss Katherin Geary. also
of Brooklyn. Mrs. VanErampp Is
chairman of the Mayfair War Relief
Motor Corps.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16

grandfsther's side was the discov-
erer OF the wireless.
In 1865. DR.. MahlOn LOOmis. al
Washington. ID. G. demonstrated
for the first time that wirelet
was possible. In
1858 he transmitted messages from
two stations in Virginia, eighteen
miles apart
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16

about the British Isles. at
depths practicable for diving opera
tons, provided the divers can see
what they are doing.
Surface light penetrates water for
a comparatively short distance. II
brilliant light were available for div
ers the greater difficulties of his work
would disappear.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16
Was II B. & O?

They were on their way home from
camp. having a furlough, and, as the
traffic was very heavy the train wa
delayed. One OF the boys complained
rather more than his share and was
finally told to get off and walk
"I would" he retortCd bitterly, but
my folks don't expect me until the
train gets there
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16
Huns Melt Statue of
Sir Francis Drake

The Hague.-Statues of world-fa-
nous Englishmen were the first 10 ne
melted by the Germans 10 supply
their pressing needs of ammunition.
At Offenburg. town in Baden. the
statue of Sir Francis Drake. regarded
by the Germans as being the intro
duCer of the potato in Europe. was
the first one TO be torn down and
melted
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16
Road Builders to Meet in N. Y.

The American Road Builders Assoc
citation will hold its sixteenth annual
convention IN New York City. At the
invitation OF Mayor Hylan. the Acr-
chants Associa ton and other civic
organizations. The dates OF the con-
vention are from February . TO
February IS
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16

MATTHIAS ERZBERGER.
Winterfeld was former military at
tache in Paris, Hintze received
Dewey's famous ultimatum at Manila
that il firing on German ships ignor-
ing the American blockade meant
war he was ready to take the cOnse-
quences. ErzberEer was the German
most active in the conspiracy which
involved Bolo Pasha. the French
traitor. They came to FOCh to ask
for an armistice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03

FOR ssALE--i915 Ford, in excellent
condition. owned by mechanic
now In service. North I'll
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FOR ssie-IteaI ESTATE

9 ROOMB not WATER HEAT
BLOCK TO car LAUNDRY
TRAYS. FIREPLACE. HARD
WOOD FLOORS mo BARGAIN
PRICE. $3.50. oS TERMS.
HOUSES At All PRICES
USGvERHiTY uUNGALOw co.
HOME HEfLERs.
CORNER tbTtt AND MERIDIAN
PHONE ~ g. Open EVENINGS
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West Seattle Property
ALMosT a MANs1ow

In fact. II n 5-room bungalow ran
be called q mansion. N ~ Hpprpa
pirate IN this hae. This beautiful
place has solid bronze locks
throughout. with handsome cyl
inder lock On front door aud night
latch on back door. duplex shades.
pressed brick mantcl and fireplace
with damper
QUARTER SAWED OAK FLOORS
Number framing material. lower
luihtH tN2n. upper 10iHth re. Tay-
ior'H old style tin flrFhinrh. No
rhiplap siding. waterproof and air
tlEht paper between Hhlplap and
shingles
COATS or rAINT
stained root. metal Hath over brick
work. square downHpouta. all con
nected with sewer. 800 job Of
plumbing
TILED FLOOR WITH SANITARY
BASE ~ BATH ROOM
Handsome lighting fixtures. vacuum
cleaner and electric iron outlets.
concrete and brickwOfk on large
front porch.
LivGSG ROOM isx25
Paneled dining room iGxis, large
bedrooms with blk closets. mod
srn buffet Kitchen with painted
walls. big cement basement with
laundry trays.
4 40. HEATING PLANT
Level corner lot. 70xi00. with both
streets paved car 90 Hhipya rdH
without transfer: convenient 20
school ana salt water beach This
place be- good enough for a mill
lionhire. but can De easily pur-
chased by a wurlfingmnn Price
is only $1,000. about 1900 cash. $50
monthly
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES co
California Ave. and ". Alaska St
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A ZINE L1rr,.r RANCH

OWNER MUST SACRIFICE
IL acres. all good soil. half bottom
land: half under pillow: good
Broom house: barn: chicken
house: !. mile from fine trout
lake. close to school; plenty OF
nsighhors. good transportation 20
FrAttIc. owner drafted: must sac
rifice at half real value. Price
sl.7OO: $500 cash.
7. VAN ARSn NLE g. co
Main 80 1919 Third Ave.
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e-ROOM HOUSE

on haif-acro ground. in the West
Seattle district: close 10 Ehipynrt4s.
price $4,000: 800 cash. SIS per
month. per cent interest: or
build your own house on our half
acre. $3.50. Circular and Seattle
map free.
II c. PETERS
ZIG Third Ave.
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IS Furnished Apartments and
Hats


100 rooms. modern convenience
apartments. housekeeping, rinE !"
rooms Details. phone iloRcon WV
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UNIT HOUSE

UNIT HOUSE
Our plan Tor unit house Is meeting
with general approval. Many of
our patrons are building one ard
two-roum units 81 what IL to be
their permanent home. The rent
they HaNc coon pays for their
home We can assist you IN get
ting your lumber
II only takes few dollars 60 Sc
cure your lot. small monthly pay
TnentH viii soon PAY for ~ our
lots are large and level. in n good
community: Z blocks Go High and
Grade Schools. blocks 90 cariins.
- minute service. > minutes to
Industrial center. lots f25e 20 $500
HERBERT & UPPER.
900 Is~ary nidE Main 1855.
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junk
HURD TO ADDRESS EAGLES

Eugene Hurd, Seattle physician.
who spent three years as colonel
in the Russian army. and who dined
and talked with the car. will speak
to Eagles, in Eagles hall Friday
evening
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ATTRACTIVE HOMES
RIGHTLY PRICED DFrEHED ron
IMMEDIATE NALE
81 900 South ~ woodland park, :
rooms full concrete base
nient. level tot. t0xi0Q, terms
1900 cash.
ti.ooo-nceeon hiii; hslf block 20
car. modern f-fnnm cottage
fun basement. furnace heat
fireplace. terms $500
o. 3nn--bFren Lake ono block TO
car. 7 rooms. ran basement.
laundry traYa. nice level lot
terms 1900 cash
4. looking Green Lake
nuugnlaW. 3 rooms and den:
FUN basement. fireplace
terms 1900 cash
ROBERT NAI.THN 60. 1908 5rd Az
open Evenings Tntii $50.
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AI0flla and I,nnlla

INVEtTMENT9 WI oFFEn Ffnsr
tu"rirHrf bonds and prefrfrst
hiEh clans securities. dragvlnr -
ana ~ p"r nuuum. Interest nav
able semi annually. boz amount,
~ 400 a. g.. 900
Speciality Queen Anne hIIf nroper-
di"H FOR particular rnf
JrNk y. INNffTMEHT COMPANY
2o1-1io Mutual Life BLDG.
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COLUMBIA DISTRICT
,s.soo
New. 5rco-n. modern cottage. full
plumbing just being completed
can - ready for occupancy By oc'
iober 10 Complete with shades
and fixtures. Large corner lot.
b0Siie. Good district. near good
school. $3.50 down. 5000 per
month viii buy this.
WEST SEATTLE
$3.50
tiio FORTY FOURTH s.. W.
Large sroom. new. modern cottage.
cement basement. fireplace. built
In features. Al construction. full
plumbing. including laundry trays,
large lot. having unobatructblo
view OF Sound and mountains: one
block from car line, best residence
district OF West Seattle. As low as
$3.50 cash and ia5.0O per month. in.
Guiding interest
ss.sso
Attractive. new. modern. 4.roorn cot
taFc. cement basement. complete
with shades and fixtures. ready for
occupancy. lot 50Nii5. unobstruct.
BILE view Of Sound and mountains
two blocks from car line and June.
ton at West Seattle.
47os FORTY. SIXTH AVE. s. W.
1850 cash and 5000 per month. in.
Guiding interest.
LAToSA DISTRICT
$3.50
800 +. FIFTY.FoURTH
Attractive. new. strictly modern cot.
tagc. all bultin features. complete
with shades and fixtures. ready Ia
occupy. fun cement basement. CO.
ment walks. house was built about
year ago. and has full plumbing.
double construction. and finish
above the average. $3.50 cash and
$500 per month. including inter.
est.
RAINIER BEACH
$3.50
Bangor and Goth; new. modern: 4
rooms finished on first floor: large
unfinished room second floor: good
neighborhood; with unobstructlble
view OF lake and mountains. good
value. lot 4oxil3. $3.50 cash. s25. 90
per month will handle this.
NORTHERN BOND & MORTGAGE
COMPANY
sos Third Ave. Elliott 22si.
HIGH COST or LIVING REDUCED
by % happy families who have set
tied on Little Farms" in Davies
Alder Park. city water: graded
in the city and live In the country
ONLY 10 or THESE CHOICE
FARMS LEFT
At $3.50; terms 500 cash and SIC
"A month.
PINNEY & STREET. 726 THIRD.
ANOTHER CLIFFORD BARGAIN
broom house, hardwood floors In
living and dining rooms, modern,
bath, gas. electric lights. garage
choice OF two car lines, graded
street. cement sidewalks
ALL FOR s2.500,
ON terms you VIII like.
CLIFFORD. 7f3 Third Ave.
PH1NNEY RIDGE BARGAIN
5-room bungalow: modern lot, 50x
100. You can buy this nice home
for 81, 800. 1900 onAn.
CLINTON BECKMAN co.
Elliott 1904. BIS Soaboard Bldg.
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1900 DOWN

81 .Goo--A CHEAP HOME 81. 900
rooms. large cleared lot fruit
trees ana berries. chicken house .
low taxes. free God Save your
money. bay this only 800 cash
balance SIS a month.
~ feN--cOtSTnY ifOME-si 500
{ large rooms only four blocks 20
car. two large lots fruit trees and
berries. garage 4 snap. $3.50
cash. balance rent.
RENT sAVER--ttss
rooms cleared lott low taxes. city
water free wood $50 cash. bal.
aucr fiQ per month.
s77to-A REAL HOME-f1.1t0
rooms. large sleeping porch: fine
lot. only hsif block 20 California
ave. and car It's all modern. with
cement basement. Yours for s1Go
cash. balance rent
Open Evenings and Sundays
e. A. rtgHi.E co
Faun,ieFoy car 20 GAicwood station.
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To Let-Uniurnish he'd Houses
2-ROOM HOUGE
For ReDt--IIouses

FREE RENT TO MAN AND WIFE:
wife 10 care for house and two
children. and Z, during day. Hus-
Meridian car.
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GATEwooD
BROOM HOUSE

on haif-aere ground. in the West
Seattle district; close 90 nhipyArds
price $1,000. tieO cash. fis per
month. 9 per cent interest: or
acre. $3.50. Circular and Seattle
map free.
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s-nooM HOUSE: PINE LOCATION:
close 30 school. : rooms IN lower
flat; inside and outside siAirways!
modern except heat. fuli base
mrnt. upper flat furnished. and
rents for $40 per month, furniture
20 go with upper fiat. lot COX 90:
plenty fruit. wood shed and gar
age. improvements All in and paid
for except paving. This 10 a good
buy for person wanting home
that wants rental income prie.
$4,000. Terms 10 suit Ballard
isio.
SAVE THAT nEST--fT WILL MY
you a home Large. level lots on
Lake Hurta- car line. ~ minutes
from rhipyhrds. IN city. close
water; electric light. phone why
go miles awayT They arc selling
rapidly. Sec va today. 1900 up.
80 cash. easy terms. Comfortable
small cottages. 1900 up.
GLOBE SECURITIES COMPANY
27D Central building
At Marion st entrance. Elliott toss,
7-RooM HOUSE
on hhif.acre ground. In tho West
Seattle district. close 10 rhfppards
month: 6 per cent interest: or
build your own house on our half
acre. $3.50. Circular and Seattle
map free.
II c. PETERS
7is Third Ave
TWO FINE LOTS FOR 1900
EACH b0Nis2 FEET
% minutes from Pioneer square:
close 10 cars and paved street.
terms s2b cash. good soil buy
fAtH a.1aAAfI
garden and chickens
ROBERT MALTBY co. zoos 7rd Az.
open Evenings untii $40.
GROOM HOUSE: & NC LOTS BOZ
$50 each. all improved. Sound
worth $4,000 WIN sell FOR $4,000;
$500 cash, balance monthly
FEENEY a. PETT1NGffL
New York Block.
5000 BUYS 4 FINE LOT
b0x160 Feet
Clbro to cars and paved street: terms
SIS cash.
ROBERT MALTBY CO. zoos ard Az.
open Evenings Until $3.50.
CLOSE-tN PROPERTY
rooms. modern improvements. ?
blocks to car. fruit trees. good
place for chickens or garden:
THIS ~ 4 SNAP FOR 1850.
CLIFFORD. 7i3 Third Ave.
$3.50 CASH
Immediate possession. 7 rooms. bath.
toilet; sl.650. \ snap. Get busy,
u. 4. UPPER & co.
SCI Empire Bldg.
HERE IS \ SNAP
Two dandy lots. two blocks from
car. In Rainier valley. b1Na3 each.
Price $3.50; S25 cash and $40 per
month. 1853 Empire Building
RAINIER VALLEY
FOR SALE-t-ROOM COTTAGE:
NOT MODERN, a SNAP FOR
CASH. ANA BENNETT ST. CALL
RAINIER 166R AFTER 6 L. NJ.
FOR SALE-ONE io-ROoM HOUSE.
ono S-room house. on same lot,
5000. terms; both furnished. 435
Eighth st. Bremerton. wash.
FOR SAI.E-f-ROOM COTTAGE.
furnishcd; terms $1,000; 5000
down, t25 n month. 3i20 23rd ave.
w, Pleasant Valley, Seattle.
GOOD BARG AIN - Z ROOMS:
sleeping porch. fine concrete base
ment; furnace: good lot: terms.
kcnwood 29i.
LAKE WASHINGTON PROPERTY
81. 000-Attractivc well constructed
Groom house; lot G0Ni3O.
NJ. u WRIGHT, ii12 Hogc Bldg.
s2.S6D
Buys n cozy bungalow; view; ready
for occupancy: $500 cash, Owner.
Beacon 1862 or Beacon 2473.
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For Saie-I.eai Estate

I
SO WILL rur You AT YouR OWN
so WILL KILL FOREVER TINE
RENT PROBLEM
so WILL pfT Yuu on ONE HALF
ACRE LAND.
] o. -=aas=asf aa=-aa= q
90 CASH ,7So EACH
/ DOWN MONTH
oNr.HALF ACRE LAND
100 FEET FltnNT liEhr SOIL
1873 FEET putf.
LEVEL LAND,
-ta) -
REAL GARDEN ron REAt. HOME
JUST WHERE fot' WANT 1T.
OUTSIDE or CRY LIMITS.
Right at the Car Line
Right near the Lake.
Right near the Reach.
iiiEih,tt ,pp;..ssgr tho school
WATER. fiid1iff Tni.EpuoSn.
Just as convenient a. though you
lived ia the heart % city
--
-to1 -
i7s PEOPLE Now BUILDING
ONE. TWO. TN iSb hrlmrr-noom
You CAN DO THE SAME THING.
----
--to1 ---
so CASH $3.50 EACH
DOWN MONTH
-to) ---
BRING TO sly OFFICE $40 NH.
GET TOGETHER fss or $50 FoR
LUMBER
Build a frame of shack ADD 70 "
monthly. ana ia "a few months you
ifr Is SLOW You HOW
TO DO 1T
=-
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ONLY % MINUTES TO AitlF
YARDS,
oNL inlra 4 n 81 Gcrrs. TO
Cars every 20 and 10 minutes.
From 10 in morning 10 Il 10 at
night
TO-
---=-=-
....... .,..,.. ,..s..tsrss-tu .rEupf
WHERE IN on AROUND SEAT
OILY so PLoTs TO SELL sowi
10 PLOTS. lLAisF.AcRE.- .,,...
$50 MONTHLY
20 PLOTS. HALF AcIE--
i,gt-oSLY $50 down.
$40 MONTHLY.
20 Plots ,iist sLtiaA cl't iso pows.
80 PLOTS. HAtf.AcnI. -
ts8e ONLY $40 DOWN.
NO rAYMrNn : 4 N iHhic.k.
40 PAYMENT Wills ouT
or WORK.
-
toll -----
FREE AUTOMOBILE Any DAY
AT 10 a n ANp ? ~
SPECIAL TntrN ron NHIifAtsp
MIN At s =. ~
1T rs WHAT You wANTi
LOOK AT THEN TODAY
Don't wait. get busy no~i
W J. MARVIN.
.os Boston Block 7is second Ave.
Telephone. Elliot, tSs1.
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~ RoAp~TKns
Packard - roadster.
studshakrr 1918 SIX
I Pope Hartford. $3.50.
Ford roadster. 1917 model
TOURING CARS
warmnn 1917 touring car
gtudebakrr 1918 touring cars
(Gixrat
studehak~r 1918 touring cars
fFoufsl
Ford 1918 touring car
! Mitchell Six. 1917 model
Z overland small touring car.
I Regal small touring car.
Chevrolet small touring car.
/ Buick nig Eix touring car
Oakland 1918 touring car
REQ t-cylinder touring car.
Z ---.--s---s-z---asa-zsa-s-=7
TWO BEAUTIES
I 0=--a===-a-=- zs-----=-===p
1919 t-cyL s,nfekaker tour
ing car,
1915 s-cyl studsbaker tour
ing car.
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$500 DOWN

i8s per month for n first class
b.room house near two paved
streets and three car lines ~
minutes from downtown. lot
CONE. street Ia front and az
rear. full basement. concrete
foundation. huilf-ln buffet.
large garnet. used az present
o. sleeping ronm. bathroom
hnd lots 81 closet space. fruit
trees 81 several varieties all
bearing a biz value at $500.
1900 DOWN
f15 per month for n good. double
constructed Groom house. ~
blocks from two ear lines and
paved street. ~ minutes from
downtown: lot fnrit0. eight
large fruit trees. three rooms
downstairs. three rooms and
bath upstairs. harf~ God floors
downstAifni -four large closets
fuli cement basement. hot
water heat An extraordinary
value at $4,000.
1900 DOWN.
igs per month for lovely. mod
ern Groom bungalow on Queen
Anne hiii: paved street: All
improvements In and pdid.
hardwood fioorH. tiled bath
room all modern hulif-in fea-
lures. furnace. lot t0Sb0 10 is-
foot alley 4 good buy at si.700.
LIBERTY REAL ESTATE &
fNNE4TNESr 60.
sis Green lid. Phone Elliott te0i
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ABOUT A HALF ACRE OF LAND,
located north OF the city. at Lake
Forest Park; corner tract: cleo
trio lights and winter: half cleared;
fruit trees started. good wood
shed: house 1924. has nlcove, bed
room and closet fireplace, littta
porch: lathed and plastercd; only
n short distance from the paved
boulevard; daily grocery delivery.
You can live at Lake Forest Park
and work In the city; good bus
transportation. This place will
make n dandy little home. For
sale. $3.50: $3.50 casn, balance like
rent.
A. ". REID e. co.
3if-517 New York Block.
Elliott 1898.
FURNISHED BROOM COTTAGE:
near bodybuilding and school, y31.
Phone North 1888.
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7 REASONABLE TERMS. I

All kinds Of good used ears nt prices
that are right. and on terms that
are 80 easy that almost anyone
can buy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03

SO WILL ruT You AT NOuH OWN
tInERfpE
$40 WILL Kill FOREVER TIE
RENT PROBLEM
$40 WILL pUT YOU oN ONEaitAf.F
ACRE LAND.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-10-18
THE USE OF HONEY AND CORN
SYRUP IN FRUIT PRESER-
VATION

I'm the use of honey In fruit pre-
servation." says Prof. Inga NJ. K
Allison, of the Colorado Agricultur-
al College, from three-fourths to
one cup of honey may be used In
stead of one cup of sugar If corn
syrup is used, one and two-thirds
cupfuls must be used to give the
equivalent sweetness OF a cup of
sugar. The supply of both of the
above substitutes is, however, lin
tied. 80 the housewife must count
on canning much of her fruit with
out sagar. For the fruit that Is of
necessity canned in larger sections,
the limited sugar should be re-
served
Rather than make up any con-
siderable quantity of jellies using
corn syrup or honey, 1t would be
advisable to bottle or can the fruit
juices for jelly-making without
adding any sweetness. 1t is pro-
bable that in early winter more SUI
gar will be available which can
then be used in making up jellies."