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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-20
PROF. J. Z. LANG,
"HAIR DEVIL"
IN CHICAGO

Prof. J. Z. Laing, the celebrated
Hair DEVIL is in Chicago introduc-
ing his hair goods and sundries. Pro-
fessor Laing manufactures an instan-
taneous hair dye in black, brown and
blond, all kinds of human hair goods
refined, bleached and dyed any shade
wigs, toupees, doll wigs, French ven
tilating nets, shampoo, dryer and
Strengthening combs face and toilet
articles.
He won the first prize offered by the
National Negro Business League,
Kansas City, No., in 1916 for the
best work in various methods Of hair
and scalp treatment, human hair
goods, face and hair toilet articles and
Strengthening combs.
Free Hairdressing Taught.
Prof. j. f. Laing offers special in
ducements to Chicago women desir-
ing to become independent. Twenty
five agents are wanted in Chicago for
Professor Laing's system of hair
dressing. He will teach the style of
hair dressing they do in Chicago
among the colored people free of
charge. No pay will be required, ex-
cept qualified agents must buy his
goods at wholesale to sell again at re-
tail. His line includes such necessities
as Lain's patent combs, Strengthening
oil, special hair grower, southern hair
grower, face bleach, and others. l
have been in the city five days, just
coming from st. Louis, Mo. expect
to stay in Chicago about three weeks.
| am making a tour from Kansas City
to Boston.
Wonderful Comb.
Professor Laing says: l have the
greatest comb, different from any
others, ever made and which is SIM
ply marvellous in its working; guaran-
teed to catch up the shortest crimped
hair, whether it be in the Kitchen"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-20
ACTOR MADE
POLICE CHIEF

Duke Darrow, for number Of years
a popular vaudevillian, has been made
chief of police of Harvey, Ill. He has
retired from the stage and will de-
vote his entire time to the destinies of
his home town.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-20
UAk,,3f9 20 Z,
! a.:

hibit A. Williams refuses to discuss
the matter" although the plaintiff
has not hesitated to tell her story
to Los Angeles newspaper men. Mrs.
Williams has remained at all times
placid and confident in her. husband,
according to reports.
Naomi Childers is apparently tired
Of Pickering. Wants to go back onto
the stage, and it is very probable that
she may be launched in a new Broad
way vehicle in the spring by George
Tyler. Meanwhile, Miss Childers is
at work at Goldwyn, having finished
her work in support of Geraldine Far
rar
The title is out! The stupendous
production which Golwyn provided for
the Farrar summer vacation, whose
title and details have been jealousy
kept secret, is named "Potters' Clay"
1t is an original story that deals with
the Roosians and Bolsheviki, written
by Thomas Buchanan, the Kentucky
playwright. Something like ten reels
long, with momentous settings by
Hugo Balm after the Bakst style, and
with Farrar more willowy than she
was when she played Joan.
And Dustin Farnum may go back on
the boards. A playwright in New
York who is an old friend of his, has
written vehicle for him. AS yet
Dusty is undecided whether to keep
on catching tuna at Santa Catalina
or to occupy his erstwhile berth at
the Plaza.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-20
STRIKE IN PARIS
THEATRES ENDS

Paris, Sept. 19.-Because of failure
to reach an agreement between the
managers and the Federation of Ac-
tors and Theatrical Employees, twenty
music halls and $50 motion picture
houses in Paris and its suburbs closed
their doors Saturday. An ultimatum
was delivered to Manager NJ. Franz
at the Gazette Rochechowart Friday
night just before the curtain was to
go up and with packed house. Man
ager Franz refused to accede to the
announced to the audience
that there would be no performance,
and refunded their money. The clos
ing of the other houses followed.
It is now announced that the lock-
out is to end tomorrow (Tuesday) in
order to furnish work for the actors
and musicians who asked that the
theatres be opened. Salaries are to
be paid according to a. scale fixed by
the managers association and will be
somewhat higher than those paid be-
fore the lockout. The managers have
agreed not to deal individually with
the combined union committee.
The Inter-Syndical committee of the
heatre employees at meeting yester-
" morning resolved to inform the
Employees that if the managers who
y enforcing the lockout asked them
NO Resume work they would do so or
lneition that the managers first SIGN
elaration to pay them for the days
Ofwere locked out and to discuss
t further delay, either as
or with each professional or
5 Nion, the demands presented.
of the employees is made sub
L. Hill any definite agreement that
d EiglAratified by the lnter-Syndical
S, U. S. aeeting of the committee one
ill is the}thods suggested for combat
commissit kout was to secure permits
,sion camSuthorities TO give free open
at.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-20
WHERE THEY ARE

Green and Pugh are still on Pan
time. They are playing the present
week with the Lafayette Players, Chi
cago.
J. Rosamond johnson Company are
going big at the Palace in Springfield,
Mass.
"Old- Time Darkies" are making
them sit up and take notice at the
Keith, Dayton, Ohio.
The Chicago favorites. the Panama
Trio, are booked long way ahead
and are stopping the show Mt the
Pantages, Tacoma, Wash. Some girl
act.
Wilbur Sweatman is jazzing the
reed at the Poll, Bridgeport, Conn. He
is the feature with Townsend, Wilbur
& Co.
Rose Valyda, the Creole beauty. Is
playing TO appreciative audiences this
week in Oakland, Cal.
Austin and Delaney, the dancing
tumblers, are playing the week In
Vancouver, Canada. Yep! They are
still on Pan time.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-20
e Ternn

10 years OF
err terms of
II of the re-
! youngsters,
Thirty-sixth
/, 1908 South
entenced for
a charge OF
ERE convicted
Heath Morris
East Eighty
peddler.
the two boys
wagon during
and attacke'
\ are said t
wounds lroi
Judge Sabat
rgument for
on Monday.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-20

1910 the mobbists beng leq N PIE lit
] ~, =. !. .or,,y officer Of the -sta N
Texas; -, d, uohb Gst'
Texas not only declined to remove 10
officer. but'rondoned the assault
5 I'M 40, the victim was "the o
offender; ..o. IN
Whereas. Each week witnesses add'
tional lynchings and mob ou'faeeS
.he limited States, eight persons NAY
ing been publicly burned since the u
3 ginning of the year 1919 and i''''
seven murdered by mobs;
whereas, Civilization in the ohi''
h. states is gravely menaced by tne pc
r.. s;stencc. unchecked, of mob !a"ieS
ty ness and mob murder;
al whereas. Many states have "ho'
ne failed TO take action against is,i'ne
IN coyeror Bilbo of Mississippi haVi
nd corfessed inability in June, 1919
Id nrevent mob murder, the Governor
to Texas having approved a ino' '''''''
!. in August, 1919; r...
and Be It, Therefore Resolved i'a'
and Congress of the United sta'es DC Dc
80, 10 herewith asked to create spe
..on federal commission or congiesSie
80 committee to investigate iynch'he
h;s mob violence as a menace 10 h"'''
told security; ..;.o.o o,
'' That the Congress investigate e
..;, case of unpublished mob murder
~ assault as failure OF the s'a'e
49, accord United States CITIZENS
t'o rights and the protection guaraf
e aiS nv the federal Constitution;
,".s That the Congress; devise ~
n, whereby the federal government
Guarantee the processes Oh Id"
.,. ;nstice now denied where MOP niu
'h.ns avid assaults are permitted TO
:. unchecked and unpublished
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-20
BETTER TIMES

"The Turn Of the Road" put every
body on the watch for King Vidor's
next essay in the sunshine business.
Here it is: Better Times" The
name reflects the spirit of Vidor's dra-
matte idea, which is not so much a
dramatic idea as will to present a
lot of the simple, homely truths of
life in highly realistic narrative form.
Better Times" has neither the rather
spiritual power nor the original force
of "The Turn Of the Road" but it
is a charming tale. with a miniaturisf,s
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-20

"h w PiSoCit q
Pile, homely truths of
,alistic narrative form.
has neither the rather
nor the original force
Of the Road" but it
lie. with a miniaturist's
little things Of every
Nancy Scroggs is the
st-in-chief, and Nancy
p of Ezra, the lacka-
tor Of a run down re-
only thing really in
3mes into it is Peter
, Sfhen Peter goes out
md him a mysterious
.G"Rose has announc-
hent"-Nancy pines
n realms of fancy
Iolace. Meanwhile
;.oataway the sudden
aar ed by the juxta-
- nd Peter, and
Che did not orna-
,o,,y Eity, gets up an
.,o.s pee with Spike
''s ; aMro, and lo!-
J ,Sin ~. ewPeter, whose
IS o'D'S contract.
OF .. Pahis old-fash-
S""'' the.lor is illum-
ReAst Dickens
~ '''J sum- lights and
pecial hunkh .'s' -"
Sloha, to bSne of the
g ana be plaid have
'tlona' said Amewhat
his ene still is
e'e'. Ehe cast
sr and Rev. Ans.
ties to ,eferreI
IS the and Patec,
'anteed denunciaE
lay Hoyin.
means of the cdfing
It shall wonished Aeir
wv and FIGHT for q A
murders prosecute pn
D occur repeated tvs
erick Dough
stituted a =
alogy he san
who were fl
aman Hoyne, need
was just. 6
Organ. colored peopl
alton There wer
men in atten
occupied spa
,o.v Major r. X
. '''i'o II. Roberts,
We -, HE ant, DIR. Be
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-20

hairls

h Wash
htractor,l
\ twenty |
several |
kh some
red man.
tter and
tal build
missed to
B leave.
[one and
town and
! his feet
ashingtor
for thre'
ed on hi
T ""'
-;
'u"' ~ =;
e 10. y.
~
P"' - -.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-20
lie NOTES

ereau, who has been off
a many months, is to
the star in Love Wins"
by a new firm. II may
that when Universal
)plete trek west its trek
Iplete after all, for Miss
Sid a contract saying that
swork in and about New
pwhere else. So she fin
= gact there.
r ! Marguerite Snow to
andlfrom her housewifely
ton hines Cruze. So she
geen tinine lead in a pic
the 1 Hamilton.
II be Z
n to Sl be the featured
rem thus Players-Lasky
onal With the Dance
as. career with this
So was ever a deli
voted SiUniversal. Many
o are on, about this little
|ell as l6nors about con-
inject 1t, dramatic ru-
/ for ID, to the stage
|ng. 1T there is some
4; she is TO make
the legitimate in
will bel
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-20

Rose Valyda, the Creole beauty. il
playing TO appreciative audiences this
week in Oakland, Cal.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-20
Colored OF
ceived Co
Officers /

Captain c. L. Hin
Infantry told Eigh
received a commissi
reserve corps, U. S.
Captain Hill is tn
to receive a commits
The commission ca
the President.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
30 RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT

s ACRES OF LAND IN THE CITY
OF Seattle. In high state 81 ,cul
tiVation. with a large orchard
lease s95 per month. West 1859,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
Public Markets


ECONOMY
stall 30. lbs. granulated sugar.
Use: check packages. lc. stall 81.
pure. fresh milk. 12c at. Stall As.
round steak. 2sc H.: boiling beef.
i5c 10: picnics. 27c NJ: pure lard.
Csc ID; veal roast. 20c No.. sirloiu
steak. CSC 10. Stall 40. popcorn. 15c.
M: shredded cocoanut. sec H.; pure
cocoa, Csc III: 35c coffee. lis rbs.
sec. ; lbs. $500: acc tea. IN hs-
soc: black pepper. ace 10. Stall az.
Washington creamery butter. 54sS
ID. : lbs. sl.l5: best fresh ranl
eggs. i5c doz.: Troco. S5c fb.: N
Ola. lbs. $500; Gem Nut margi
inc. 3sc 10. lbs. Csc: Rogers pc
nut butter. 20c H.. fun creai{1l
cheese. 35c ID. Flake White. a1c n.
Stalls 2o-2i. seedless grape fruit. 8.
for 15c; juicy lemons. zoe doz.: yel-|
low turnips and rutabagas, MS
25c, solid head lettuce. 3 for 2sc:I
tomatoes. zoe III, Stall 81. peanut
butter. 19c 10, lbs. 55c: YakimaI
honey. 35c pit, zoe Ut. In bulk; applet
butter. lSc ID: margarine, 3sc 10.
Stall %. No. 1 halibut. 25c n: fresh|
herring or c. II. smeits. lbs. ssc:'
rock cod. 15c NJ: black cod. > fhs
25c: ling cod. lbs. Csc; red snapper.
isc ID. stalls s7-Ss. lbs new Sun
Maid raisins. S5c; 60c NJ. J. Il. Tree
tea. 45c; 35c bottle Sniders catsup.
21c. 25c can apple butter. 15c; Sl.lO
can pure honey, Csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
Industrial Bills
Pass State Senate

OLYMPIA. March 11.--An In
crease OF more than s45o.o0o viii b.
given as compensation TO workera|
in the state. under the new in
dustrial insurance legislation which
has been passed by the state senate.
A state safety board and local aid
board. all salaried. provided for in
the Norman-Thomas bill. will cut
down the number of accidents in in-
dustrial plants in the state by Of
fering first aid treatment. according
to advocates Of the measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
nrnN1cE rIlAT aEnVEA

SERVICE THAT SERVES
MR. BUSINESS OWNER SELLING
YOUR BUSINESS rs OUR BJSl-
MESS The best evidence that We
can DO II rapidly and satiafactoiy
is our yeafa Of successful records
IN Seattle and Vancouver.
Deal with an old sftablinhed, well
known firm. QUICK ACTION.
WITH NO PUBLICITY. All lines
~ business sold. Partnership
formed. fresh capital secured.
nothing too large nothing too
small, no charge for listing;
no charge for advertisinR. Gail,
write or phone Elliott ifVt.
ana our representative VIII cali
aud explain our quick selling
methods We give you SERVICE
THAT SERVES. MAKE Us
PROVE 1T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
Mayor Is Forced to
Decline Speaking
Invitation in Eaa

Mayor Ole Hanson has receive
an invitation to be the princil
speaker before the better businel
convention OF the Ninth federal
serve district in Minneapolis. Mare
10 and 20. The invitation has becc
declined owing to the mayors -
ness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

Partner wanted In busy auto repair
shop. in dandy location. and re-
turning steady income OF better
than $500 monthly. owner IN a
first class mechanic. and " you
are willing TO learn. he VIII teach
you the business VIII pay va
week and divide profitr. has
more work than can be handled al
best prices The price for equal
half Interest ~ tshe. and II " a
bargain. See Mr. kennery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
Thief Makes Haul
at Barmon's Hon

The home OF a. l.. harmon. 13cI
18th ave. ". was entered Monde
night The burglary Melted the TIT
a couple Of revolvers. some valuato6
jewelry and quantity of silveo1
ware. according to the police ri
Previous TO the robbery. 4 Gnan
called at the harmon home IN
asked II the house was for sale He
Is described as being 30 years ~,
about five feet eight inches tall,
smooth shaver and weighing about
les pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
AUTO REPAIR SHOP

IANINFItrHTF
Iere IL an EXCEPTIONAL OPPoE-
TuNfTY for willing worker, eN-
pcricnce not necessary. II you are
mechanically inclined. VIII sell
equal half interest for $500. but
must be STEADY man. ~ 80. you
can easily clear over 1900 every
month for yourself l am a first
class mechanic myself and will
teach the right man the business.
See AIR. Potter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
PIKE PLACE

Stall II, lbs. fine granuiated
sugar. Tsc. stall &C. large can Cars
nation milk, i2isc. stall ~. pure.
fresh milk, lee at. Stall 1903, $50
can Cottolene, age; n, Y. huckwheat
flour 3 lbs. Csc. stall IL, IBIS.
white beans. S5c; Jello, lie pkg.
stall 73. lemons. 15c doz; bananas.
2oc doz.; walnuts. 35c 10. Stall a..
best Yakima Gem potatoes. S1.S5 per
sack. delivered. Stall 81. peanut
acc pit, jar. Stall 81. Edam cheessx
9sc each. Rex Nat margarine. 3
NJ ms. csc, Stall AZ, corned bee
Use and zoe ID; pot roast. zoe
all steaks, use NJ, Swifts Premiuu
hams. Acc H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
AUCTION NOTICES

y. u. SMALL, AUCT1OSEER
Is years in the sale ring Terms
per cent straight. write or
phone Redmond state Bank. Red
mond wash Phone Black i7G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
CIGAR STAND
AA-AD

Choice downtown location: right In
the heart Of the city fine fixtures
with valuable National cash regis
ter and heavy stock always. A
real money maker. and positively
clears better than s225 monthly
There Is double value in sight \
real snap. which viii be quickly
sold. Price only ss5o. See Mr..
Bray,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

4 NURSE. HONORABLE DIS
charge Let me do your nursing
arm gentle with my patients snd
good company. and entertainer n
such Is necessary. experienced. and
& can give references G. Y. Berg.
+ care Soldiers and Sailors Club
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

SEATTLE INVESTMENT co.
s2i Seaboard Bldg. 18th and Pike SITS.
Phone Elliott 1914.
GARAGE AND REPAfR-sl.2 200
81 goo for garage that holds 40
cars, rent only SOS monthly with
lease: located right in auto row.
whole price only $1,000. WIN in
voice more. No bonus asked for
the lease or good will. Same owner
for years. This garage has not
been sold lately: therefore the
cheap price.
RESTAURANT SNAP
81 600 cash will handle one of the
best locations in Seattle: rent only
$50, very small operating expenses.
clearing $500 TO $500 monthly. fix.
lures are easily worth more than
price asked.
RESTAURANT $500
Well located in heart of business dis.
trict: fixtures and stock will invoice
more than price asked. No good
viii TO buy here.
TAILOR SHOP $3.50
$3.50 will buy tailor shop that cost
$1,000 to equip: good location and
lease. owner is suddenly called
away; therefore must sacrifice.
TRANSFER FOR $3.50
$3.50 will buy n long established
transfer business with Overland de-
livery. owner Is netting 5000
month and up. This is better than
working for others. We call this
regular snap, on account OF the
small money required.
i6 ROOMS--A SNAP
$3.50 cash. whole price sl.055. clears
over 500 a month; with rooms
for self; located close to business
section; rent s2T. We consider this
TO be one of the best buys on our
list. Please note the rent.
SEATTLE INVESTMENT co.
s2i Seaboard Bldg. 4th and Pike SITS.
Phone Elliott 1914.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
pApTNI.UsIIIp

lNtA = t-ief7tA'a o..
Partner wanted In cigar ana SOFT
drink stand, in dandy location
always full and doing a good bust
ness The hours are too long Tor
one man. and owner. who cannot
rely on hired help. requires a
steady partner. There iH heavy
stock and swell fixtures. A good
buy for small money. az each
partner can clear siTs monthly
here, and the stock aud fixtures
are worth every dollar asked foi
the business. Price for equal half
interest. only $500. See Mr.
kronick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
STOCKS AND BONDS
pont Aserlnce

Don't sacrifice
YOffH LIBERTY EptBN
VIZ PAY THE FULL MARK EFT
VALUE WIN loan 80 on n $50
bond We buy partly paid bonds
ana war Savings atampa.
gIG American Bank Eidg.
Second and Madison
DttY Liberty bonds AND PAR
tlai payment receipts A. per cent
discount market price. Or. Royal
200 fiaight Bidg.
ftt LOANED ON EACH $50 LfBER-
~ bond. 3Dc month. 1890 Smith Hld
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

100 more as good bargains.
Come quick. while picking is good.
OPEN EVENINGS
w. s. DULMAGE MOTOR co.
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
i4G7 10th Ave
Between Pike and Union.
DODGE, First CLASS CONDITION.
by original owner 712 Leary BID.
STAR WANT ADS FOR RESULTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

DEAL WITH Az OLD EkTAn-
IisuED, WELL KNOWh FIRM
OtfR HEPUTATiON IS Aa COOL
Az Our NAME.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

Teco pancake flour. pkgs. soc;
/ No. can peas. Toe; Mazda oil. SOC.
65c. si.25. sass: Pearl tapioca. f5u
10; Golden Age products. Sc; Quaker
oats. Ice. NJ. J. II. Tree tea. y NJ.
/ 22c. III. ale. Hills red can coffco.
| 10, i5c. 2h lbs. S1.12.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

Partner wanted IN well known. good
paying Office business clearing
better than 1900 monthly. a
pleasant. conRenial line; no pre-
Vious experience Hscesnsfys a.
owner viii teach you. The right
man can purchase eQunl hhlf IN
terest for 1000 See Mr.. kronick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
Q, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RELIABLE INVESTMENT 90.
M Aeaboard Iidg fth aud PIKE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
ApAnrMENr srEcIAL

-Four rooms. located clos. in. two
bedrooms well furnished thruout
and cost better than 500. owner
Is leaving the city. and has ID
Htructcd Us 20 sell Immediately Tor
fsz5. See Mr krcnick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
WANTEiI--KEAI ESTATE
Is FOX ARCHAEOLOGICAL
ENTATE
ACREAGE
4 REAL SNAP
:. ArIfIsg ron tart

\ REAL. SNAP
ACRES FOR tf75
All good. level land. and easy 10 inn
prove. short walk south OF Brcm-
crton navy yard. adjoining good
poultry ranch. Fine land for
dairy and fruits. Good market.
Terms $50 Cash. $40 Per Month
CLIFFORD LAND COMPANY
6l7 Third Ave ma Third Ave
$40 ACRES or FARM LAND. EAST
crn Washington: only n short
distance from two II. Il. in Wen
settled district: no stumpa, no
rocks. every foot can be fnrrned /;
viii come under irrigation ditch.
III you have homestead right.
you can have this for $500
MUTUAL INV. co. b0i Seaboard BId
FOR RENT or SALE
10 big acroa; half cleared. one mile
TO good little town. broom house.
Also large actes: b~room house I.
auto stage from Seattle; quarter
mile to depot si.f75 1915 or less
W $. robson co. 40 Third Ave.
$500 CASH
ONE ACRE. READY FOR GARDEN
broom new house. SO Cur fare: 80
minutes from Fourth and Pike
south; three blocks from car; city
water, electric light; telephone.
Price $4,000, S300 cash
THUIAND. $40 Seaboard Bldg.
ONE ACRE or GOOD LAND: ALI.
cleared, 5-room house. Just north
city limits; on car line. $1,000;
easy terms
MUTUAL INVESTMENT co.
sOi Scaboard Blds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
ACREAGE
J 0 Q o . o o Q o Q Q o Q !" /" !"


LITTLE FARM
ALI BOTTOM
80 acres, can all be cultivated
and all rich bottom Land
does not overflow. in a fine
neiEhbarho0d. and faces
state highway telephone
daily mall on stage line
only two mites from town.
good h-room house. hhfN.
etc Price t2.gi5s terms.
CARTER MCDONALD A
VINCENT - MILLER. Inc.
g0h Columbia IT.
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REATTLE's REST KEOWN
BROKERS'

Liberty BONDS ACCEPTED ~
CASH ~ FULL PAYMENT oI'
ANY or THE FOLLOW lsS
PROPORTIONS;