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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-26
Methodist Centenary,

There was an enthusiastic regional
conference OF the pastors and lay
men of the Anderson District at Sen
rca ON March 18th. Nine pastors
and eighteen lay leaders were pres
cnt. The conference was held in
the interest Of the Centenary move
nicnt. which commentaries the be-
ginning OF organized missionary
work by this great denomination just
ONE hundred years ago.
All those present were confident
that the effort to raise the proposed
thirty-iivc million dollars FOR the
missionary and educational enter
prises Of the church would be sue
ccssful.
A most delightful dinner was serv-
ed on the lawn Of the Methodist
church by the ladies OF the Seneca
church. Foster Specr,
Secretary.
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Watch Doubled When VIM. HOhcn.
ZOllcrn Receives Threats,

Amsterdam, March 22--There was
a state Of the EXTREMIST alertness
around the Won Bentinck castle all
through the night and this morning
III consequence OF the receipt by the
former German Emperor last evening
OF two violently threatening letters.
one emanating from Amsterdam and
the other from the Belgian frontier,
and also telegram from friend
warning him OF menacing peril.
All the Dutch gendarmcs Watching
over the ex-cmpcror's welfare were
kept on duty instead OF half their
number being allowed their accus-
toned rest. This morning the garden
paths in the neighborhood Of the
shed where William Hohenzollern
was engcgcd in saving wood were
constantly patrOllcd by armed
guards. while even outside the walls
OF the castle gendarmes were carry
ing loaded rifles
one man WAS watching each Of the
four sides OF the castle. and other
precautions were taken to insure
safety.
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"Pl RIGA TORY"

some time ago we told our readers
where we had been for several OF the
preceding months. We hope that wc
are not scheduled for another trip
IKE it, bat we have again lost an
employee and are short III our force.
I'VE don't know whore we're 60
ing, but we're on the way" We pre-
fer to think that we will land in a
sort OF "purgat0ry" instead Of max
ing the full trip again.
Our young friend, Boon FitZgcr-
aid, who has been operating the
keyboard for several months past.
has been forced to return to his ia
theirs farm, owing to the continued
poor health Of Mr.. Fitzgerald and
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WALliA{,IA, 5. G..
WED MARCH rs, 1910.
KEEP SIDEWALKS CLEAR.

1t is getting to be near the season
OF the year when the merchant is
w0m! 10 display his wares on the
sidewalks such articles as piOwS.
garden implements. planters, hiStrih-
ut"rS. harrOwS-in fact. anything Of
tn" kind that can be conveniently set
outside OF the building for people to
walk around or climb over. It is Il
such heavy articles. but it is exceed
ingly lnconvcniHlt to the citizen who
haas 10 wade through or 20 round the
things while energetic statesmen are
ShowinH the wares TO prospective
purchasers. Yh" marSllnls should be
instructed 10 keep all Sidewalks free
from SuCh daily accumulationS.
And then. too. il is getting to be
"ny-timc. which Is also the time
that merchants ana o,hrrS delight in
placing vegetables. dried fruits and
other heavy articles Of food out in
the open so that tho who walks may
see "!InOUl asking the m"rcNUn' II
he has such and such an articles
Let's cut ont this unsani,ary. filthy
practice. If YOU doubt the statrmen,
that the practice is unSantary ant
filthy, take tho trouble to stand bt
f0" 4 w'N. "Nr nice Wurn day an,
inL y0ur eye follow the Nlaa tiou
Vc|"tnni"# or o'hur NcLiclCH 80 ,h,
street and hHvN, or watch tn, paastul
doE 'uo u!tEy sparrow. "Nr. We nee.
go no further with tho reminder. The
open display Of any food articles is
filthy and >unsanitary--;t practice
carrying with it all the possibilities
OF disease and death for the unwarS
citizen.
Let's get at the bottom OF the sit
uation at tho beginning OF the sum
mer and spring seasons. getting rio
OF old practices that are detrimental
and establishing new customs thai
will fit in with sanitary conditions.
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Bolsheviki Murders Jews.

New York, March 23.-The Boil
sheviki invasion OF the Ukraine has
resulted in pogroms in which thou
sands of Jews were massacred, 5000
being killed or wounded in Prosku-
row, according to cable messages
rom the Copenhagen Zionist bureau,
uade public here tonight by the
Zionist organization Of America. In
addition to tho masacres reported
above hundreds OF Jews were killed
III Berdichev khitomir and other
places. the message stated, and fur
ther stated that the pogroms were in
stituted by Polish anti-Semitics.
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF OCONiGt.

Iii Court Of Common Pleas.
Pursuant to decree Of the afore-
aid Court in the case named below,
will offer for sale, to the highest
bidder, in front Of the Court House
door, at Walhalla. S. c., on MONDAY,
,he 7th day OF April, 1919, between
NE legal hours Of sale, the lot Of
land below described:
Jesse S. Carter, Plaintiff,
jabeZ Whitner and Mary Ellen Whit
ner, Defendants.
All that certain piece, parcel Or
i"t Of land situate, lying and being
, N the County Of Oconee, Of the State
OF South Carolina, on the east side
of Little ToXaway Creek, ut mouth
o. Cely branch, running down said
| branch three acres in length and
NO acres in width. same being in
form Il parallellogram, containing 6
HCrcs, more or less. and being the
tract Of land conveyed to Arthur
thitncr by William Carson by deed
airing date the 9th day Of July,
$40. and recorded in office Of the
icrk Of Court for Oconec County,
= c., on the 10th day OF September,
$40, in Deed Book NM, page 29G.
.l' u bcl1lS lHc same iEuCl conveyed
10 William Carson by Mrs. NJ. r.
'Hndivcr by deed dated 9TH day Of
december. 1909. and recorded in
aid Office in Book &C, page $50.
Terms of Salc-Cash. That in
vent Of failure of the purchaser, or
rchascrs, to comply with the terms
a.. sale within five days from day Of
=" lc, the Master do re-advertise and
f,-SCll said premises on the following
@hleday. or some convenient Salcday
thereafter, at the same place and on
re same terms as heretofore set out.
At the risk Of the former purchaser.
rN purchasers, and that he do con-
t!nuc so to do until he has found Il
purchaser or purchasers, who comply
18th the terms Of sale.
PurchaSer to pay extra for papers
and stamp. w. 0. WHITE,
Master for Oconcc County, S. G.
March 18th, 1919. 12-ll.
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$. CAROLINA'S COTTON CROP
As Indicated by the Ginnings Tn to
March Goth, 1910.

Director Sam l.. Rogers, Of the
Bureau OF the Census, Department Of
commerce, announces the prelimi-
nary report Of cotton ginned by the
various counties in South Carolina
for the crops Of 1918 and 1917. The
report was made public for the State
at 0 Il. m. on Thursday Of last week,
March goth.
Quantities shown are in running
bales, counting round lis half bales,
and lintcrS are not included. The
iiEuSeS. by counties. are as follows:
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SOME FINE TRACTS tF LAND
FOR SALE,
AS TO COUNTY CLAIMS.

EVERYBODY is hereby notified
That the law requires all claims
gainst the County to be filed at least
one day before the Board Of County
commissioners meet. In order that
ihe County Board may transact its
business In an orderly and proper
way, the Board will not hereafter
consider any claim unless it is made
ant and hled with the Clerk Of the
Noard on or before 10 o'clock a. m
"a the day Of the meeting of the
oard, which is the First Friday in
"ich month. Any claim presented
atter 0 o'clock a. m. on the first Fri
jay III each month will not be con-
Sidered until the next meeting. This
regulation will hereafter be strictly
enforced. +. y. FOSTER,
Supervisor.
Nj r McDO\AJn rlorl,
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their inability to get some one to
take Boon's place in the farm work.

Senator Frank T.. Alexander, OF
Pfckens county, says: Tell all the
people OF OcOnee to come over to
nc Senator gives us Il broad hint
that there is going to be something
really worth while doing In his
county this year in the way Of prac-
tical AM permanent road building.
IT is to be hoped that the disease
is catching" and that OcOnee will
got it good and proper.
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NoIlCE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DISCHARGE.

Notice Is hereby given that the
"hacrSlgncd will make application
20 V. +. Martin, judge OF Probate for
Ccohcc county in the State of South
Haroliha, at his oillce at Walhalla
otr' ilouSc on Monday, April
ISL 1919, at ! o'clock in the fore
'oon' or as soon thereafter as said
"ppllcation can be heard, for leave
% make final settlement Of the es-
'ate or }. Is. HICKS, Deceased, and
ontain hnal discharge as Adminstra-
trix of said estate
IRIS. SALENA T.. HICKS.
Of the Estate Of !. b.
Hicks, Deceased.
March 10, 1919. 1915.
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'l PC
NJ. r. MCDONALD, Clerk
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS,

All persons indebted to the Estate
OF j. B. HICKS. Deceased. arc
Iereby notified to make payment
to the undersigned, and ali per-
sons having claims against said es.
tite will present the same. duly at,
instcd, within the time prescribed by
lHw, or be barred.
Mrs. SAl.;NA T.. HICKS,
AdminiStratriX OF the Estate of J. 3
Hicks. Deceased
March 10, 1919. t2-l5
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Singing ut IIopewcll,

We are requested to announce
that there will be singing Il, the
lopewcll church on March "oth, be.
ginning at . o'clock in the after.
noon. Everybody Is cordially invited
to attend
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.


All persons indebted 10 the Ea-
tate Cf l.. \. ROBINS, Deceased
arcs hereby notified to make
payment 10 the undnrNi&ued. and all
persons NaviMg riair2 aEn.uat said
state will present the same, duly at
,hstcd. within the time prescribed by
NV or be barred.
r. B. ROBINS,
Executor of the Estate Of l.. n.
Robins. Deceased.
March 5, 1919. 1918.
SOME FINE TRACTS tF LAND
FOR SALE.
THREE THOUSAND ACRES OF
LAND on Stumphouse Mountain has
'een sub-divided into tracts Of one
nundred acres each, and Is now ready
D be sold.
l will be glad to show the same to
Darties desiring to purchase.
Will take Liberty Bonds or War
"avings Stamps In payment
B. II. MOSS,
Agent for Owners,
Walhalla, s. G.
52-tf
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Turns Against Paris.

Copenhagen, March 23.--Il", BRO.
clamation by Count Karolyi annrrnc.
ing the resignation Of the HuHgaIinu
cabinet OF which he was the Gead
after referring to the decision o. the
peace conference at Paris to cr,upy
Hungarian territory. says, atcOu.ing
to dispatch from Vienna:
"Thc Entente mission declared
that it intends to regard the dr,nal-
cation line as the political irou'inr
he aim OF further occupation ul tho
country is manifcStly to make Hun.
garH the Jumping~oii ground aud She
reElon OF operations against ia, Rus
sian soviet army, which is tightinr or
our frontier. The land evaclt tod by
us, however. is to be the pas o. ,hc
tZ"ch troops. by means Of whom the
RUSSIAN soviet army is to b" over.
come.
Ms provisional president Of The
hungarian peoples republic, iurn
as against the Paris Dcace confer
rncc to tn" prolctariat Of tho worid
for Justice and support.'
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Totals 1.57S.569 1857, 1875
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-21

81. 500 DOM MODERN cor
taRs. full open plumbing.
electric fixtures ana shades
lot f0Kiia
Rainier Beach district.
tOifh Goth ave. o.
UnobHtructibio view OF lake
ANA mountains,
s2ba cash. t25 month. In
Guiding interoat
g.. 500 -rOom modern cottage: Raj
nier Beach district. 2 rooms
second floor can be finished
later open plumbing electric
fixtures and shades
excellent view Of lake and
mountains. and away from
tha noise Of the city,
$3.50. cash. balance like rent
Call ana investigate.
g3.200-on 18th. near Charleston.
West Seattle. rooms. ce~
meut basement. fireplace
huiit-in features. shades and
fixtures. All the convenience
Of a modern home.
$3.50 cash. balance f5b per
month, interest z per cent.
81. sOO-No. ssi6 gath 4. W, Youngs-
town. i-roam cottage This
10 well built ana an attrhc-
tive cottage. and In priced
below preaont-dhy conatruc-
ton costs
Fuii plumbing; shades light
nKtuTeh. built IN buffet.
bookcases, etc. Immediate
possession.
1900 cash. balance t2b per
month. Interest 7 per cent
NORTHERN bond A MORTGAGE
COMPANY
SOS Third Ave.
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Is SITUATIONS wANrnp-MAl.n

POSITION iiN YOUNG MAN ~ OF
flee or shipping department or
can drive any KIND Of ear, Good
reference gsl asnd ave. Capitol
aaaa, Call between 10 q. ~. ANA
is5N y. m
YOUNG MAN. 10, pESttEs EM-
ploymcnt with chemical establish
mfnt one year college. Am-
bilious ana not AFRAID 81 Work
Can you use mef Address HtO'
star
piStuAKUEn SOLDIER WOULD
like tn flush machlnist trade Had
machine shop experience Also es-
pericncn as city salesman Adj
dreHs n-aa. star
nONORAnLN DISCHARGED SOL
dicr wishes position driving truck
or private ears best references,
ono year motor transport service.
call capitol 1907
YOUNG EN-NItMY dtFicElL JUST
returned from owe rEona. draifou
permanent position. Five years
office experience. Address HI,
star.
piscnARgEp SOLDIER wIsinEs
job working In garage Handy
man with tools Phone Fast $500.
v 6. l.andcfa, sait y John a.
UNIVERSITY sTupENT WISHES
work afternoons, evenings. Prefer
something medical On phafmaccut-
zeal line Address n-i2. star
uoNotAuLN DISCHARGED SAIL
or. age go. desires work with or
portunity % learning auto repair
ms, Address hrti. star
POSITION lN Young MAN ~ OF
flee or shipping department or
can drive any kind ~ ear Good
reference 2ei A2nd ave
YOUNG MARRIED. MAN WIN
hardware experience Wishes posi-
ton a. clerk and typlat Room
ate cedarhurE itotel
RELIABLE YOUNG MAN. 2k. or
derstanda driving fhou. Queen
Aunc tai mornings
DISC hAftGED SOLDIER AGE "a
wants opportunity 60 learn auto
painting trade or any good trade.
Address n-ts, star
CARPENrERN AND PAINTING
work. garages and small houses
built By contract call Room }.
Elliott sas6-I
pISC1t ARGEp SAILOR tOok
keeper. atcnoErnphcr. wishes puai
ton with feiiahlo concern. Phone
Capitol euss
RETURNED sOfpfrR. WITH PAM.
lly. must have work. truck driving
preferred Main tsQs after $50
y. m.
biscHMl0Eb SOLDIER MAR
rird. experienced truck driver.
wishes position ballard etss,
ENsSAVN FAINTER WISHES DAY
work or small contracts Address
car. Star
HAULING JOns ron ~ -roN
truck. cail North 1881
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BUILDERS AND fNvESToflS.
ATTENTION.

BUILDERS AND INVESTORS.
ATTENTIONS
We wish 10 call special attention 20
the following North End corners
aud 60 the very low prices at
which Same are being offered.
.R. ". corner Second ave and Vine.
This ciono-in double corner Tor
$4,000.
~ y. corner John ~. and Warren
ave. This fine apartment house
site. i20Ki7o. FOR $1,000.
~ y, corner Harrison and Second
for $4,000
=. H. corner First and Cedar. three
fun lots. is0Hi0s. for $4,000.
~ w. corner Queen Anne drive.
iz1 splendid location for stores
and flats. $1,000.
Is. W. corner Olympic pI and First
ave. w. iseNi2s. for $4,000.
An entire block bounded b. W. Roy.
", Mercer. Second and Third ayes.
We have several choice corners In
kinnenr Park district suitable for
high class residences. We have
constant calls for houses In this
district. and none 20 offer. Special
terms 20 builders.
CARTER Macdonald & MILLER
EOS Columbia 81.
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PHiNsEY RIDGE
DVf.a a. FuU

PHiNsEY RIDGE
Price $4,000
1900 down
Bretty four-Tnom bungalow, combl-
nation living and dining room.
cabinet kitchen, two bedrooms.
bath. nice lot.
Price $4,000
1850 down
New three-rOom bungalow on large
lot. Just outside the city limits.
convenient TO Phinney car line.
IIfHWEf.L A. MORFOED
Main 5sb5 57b Colnan Bldg
Evenings phone Kenwood 1875
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1917 Ford touring ear. fiaHHlrr shock
ahaorhrfHs tire carrier extra
tires. tubes. ererdumcter. rpe-
ciai iight attachment. ft2a, a425
cash. balance terms, III y. 18th.
Phone Ballard t913
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c. r. SUFFER-. 1919 Third Ave.
Main 7b39
WOODLAND PAnil

WOODLAND PARK
Fiye-roou bungalow Of unusual
size. design and arrangement To
fully appreciate the quality 81
this home you must see w. Living
room across the front. 70 feet: re-
eeption hall and coat closet. large
panrled dining room. cabinet
Kitchen with breakfast nook two
large sleeping rooms with closets,
bath. linen closet. etc. hardwood
floors fireplace. built-ln Textures
y basement, furnace. laundry
trays. house IL now ready for the
painter and you may select your
own color scheme. both inside and
out You viii Ike a. n you need
garage We VIII build u. reason
able terms.
g. r. suffer-. 1912 Third Ave.
Main 1899
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WANTED AND YOUNG
WOMEN WHO ARE LEGIRLE
PENMES FOR OFFICE WORK:
ALSO FOR ORDER FILLING
WRAPPING AND PACKING. NO
EXPERIENCE NECESSARY FOR
ANY OF THE ABOVE POSITIONS.
GOOD STARTIN ING SALARIES.
APPLY SEARS. RoEBUck & co.
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GROOM COTTAGE. on FERN ST..
IN West Seattle. Lot has s0-foot
frontage, 2,oo0: 5000 cash.
GROOM COTTAGE. on fauntleroy
ave, near Lakewood. two blocks
from school. fine view; $1,000:
PREsToS II. CARR
WE HAVE NEW BUNGALOW :
with every modern artistic fea-
ture. These attractions will sur
prise you. Prices $1,000 10 $1,000;
terms easy.
One especially attractive at s4.750:
1900 cash balance like rent.
JOHN BRAZIER. REALTOR
u state Bank bldg. kenwood 1881.
PH1NNEY DISTRICT
81. 5o0--Dnndy Groom bungalow
large living room with fireplace
and beamcd ceiling. pnneled dining
room. $1,000 cash. s25 monthly.
wiii sell dandy outfit OF furniture.
including piano. II desired. III
n. 18th, Phinnoy car. Phone Bal
lard i25s
coy LITTLE HOME
An acre in cultivation; neat four
room cottage. barn. woodhouse
and chicken house. fruit trees and
berries: on good auto road, two
blocks from auto stage; 35 min
utcr' walk from interurban. Price
$500: $500 cash and balance SIS
per month cail sydney 72e.
zoos ATLANTIC ST ROOMS AND
big attic, $4,000: 5000 cash. s25
per month.
3252 Hudson st; three blocks from
Rainier car; 4-room cottage; As
foot lot; $4,000; $500 cash. $50 per
month.
II. G. PETERS. 7fe Third Ave.
PHiNNEY AND GREENWOOD
f2.b00--Ncw 5-room cottage, lot 50x
102; has 5 large rooms. built-in
TO move into; takes $500 cash
g handle; See Mr.. casky. 73i
SSth 81. n,
WHY PAY RENT?
l will sell you good 5-room home.
modern, and fine view lot. for
$3.50: $500 cash, Meridian district.
North 29t3 evenings.
JESSEN. i45 New York Bldg.
UNIVERSITY BARGAIN
by owner. new 6-room house. on
one floor; hardwood floors; fur
mace; fireplace: large living and
dining rooms: corner; $4,000; 81, 900
cash. T5i stuart Bldg. Main asa.
81, SO0--i-RooM MODERN BUNGA-
low; one block from university;
improvements In and paid. small
cash payment. owner. Beacon 2tTi.
I'Fis tNhisf.s III wv ~ tah ftolf
building. on Goth ave. and Madison.
Price $4,000. See Alex ANDERSON
after s y. M. GIG Eighth ave. S.
| HAVE $1,000 CASH. SOME LOTS
on boulevard. ns first payment on
siN-room up-to-datc bungalow on
lieacon hill Elliott 1873.
7-RoOM MODERN HOUSE, SECOND
ave. ~. 10 minutes walk from
public markets. See owner. Room
Halter Bldg
b-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
Price $4,000. $500 cash, SIS. includ-
ing interest. 652i Fourth ave.
~ w
|CoWl;N PARK EASY TERMS
New T-room Colonial. 6i21 18th
N. II. kenwood 40.
5-ROOM FURNISHED COTTAGE
and bath. SAYS. 212i 42nd ave. N,
8 ACRES AT LAKE STEVENS. $3.50
cash. Cali Capitol 2aii.
50x120. 26TH N. AND LEE ST.. 5000.
Call Capitol 29ls
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10 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

YOUR FLOORS WAVED AND pol
ished with new electric machine,
cheaper and better than the old
way. our man does H. Elliott 1872.
The Lighthouse. Inc. as Union 1T.
Seattle'H largest electric home APP
pliance store.
THE WOMEN'S ALLIANCE or UNI
veraity Unitarian church viii hold
q rummnRe sale at 41fb 18th ave.
N. u. on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday OF this week. Donations
gladly received
SOUND. RED Sp1TZENBERG APP
pies, $3.50 per box. orchard run,
expreas paid to Seattle. Howard
ThompAon. Granger. Wash.
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8 FOR saI.E--RraL ESTATE

10 FOR Saf.f--fSfAL ESTATE
WE ARR ANXIOUS
To show You These bargains
$3.50. $500 cash-~c.opd e-room bun
Eaiuw ] block Ia paved street. {
blocks 20 ear, close IN on 3tth.
See swell view Of sound aud
mountains.
s2.2s0. 1900 cash--A brand new T.
room bungalow. large porch. with
= acre Of good ground. all cleared.
1880. 5000 cash--A good broom
house. well built and ia excellent
condition. coal or chicken house
on seventh y. W.
f2.sQ0, 1900 cash Four-roofn mod
.rn bungalow. view Of Sound. one
block 10 faunticroy car; this IL a
dandy little home.
DAVIES q LEACH
2t2 Boston Block Elliott tafg
Evenings Ballard goat
t2.f00--PiIiNNEY DISTRICT
Why persist In paying rent when
you can buy a lovely little home
ike this for what you pay in
rcntT This IN wcll-bui cottage
81 four rooms. II has Just been
newly painted outside and dec
Grated inside. Good plumbing,
electric lights and gas. The lot Il
Nenicnt TO cars and school $500
cash. balance $50 per month.
81. G50-sOUTH WOODLAND PARK
Here IL dandy for the money. A
four-room cottage with bath;
large rooms. Electric lights and
unobstructod view. Lot l0xG0; al
ley corner About 5000 cash and
monthly payments. Ike rent
VI. \. SCHROEDER
3lb Boston Block Main 81
s2.l00--ATTltACTiVE, NEW. MOD
crn Groom cottage:
fun plumbing: electric fix
lures and shades: lot aOxl13:
Rainier Beach district;
No. 1887 66th ave. S.
This home has splendid
view Of lake and mountains
$3.50 cash. s25 per month. in
GLIDING interest
PHONE ELLIOTT 22Gi.
GROOM. DOUBLE CONSTRUCTED
house; north front; lot 40xiOO To
alley. vacant lots east side: wood
shed, room for garage. fruit trees.
berry bushes and roses, one block
from school, store and ". T.. depot.
clear title for $500. One hour
from Pioneer square. Take NoA1er
way car for LeHchi ferry TO Beile-
Vue. Inquire OF Jitney man. Good
road
MODEST PRICED HOME
3 ROOMS AND SUN PARLOR
$3.50
Two good lots; fruit and garden;
assessments paid. 5000 down and
$50 per; or 1850 down and sf5; or
$500 down and s35 per month. ~
q VIII, owner. 52i7 i4th N. h.
konwood 2.
PHINNEY BUNGALOW
,bO0-i.room modern bungalow:
large living room with beamed
ceiling and fireplace: panoled
dining room NIFTY little home
$1,000 caah. s2b per month. IN
18th. Take Phinney car Phone
Ballard 123i
FARM BARGAIN
ii0-ncrc dairy farm; half bottom
land; 1876 acres bottom land under
CIVILIZATIONS; on good road and rail-
road; near Roy. Pierce county:
$4,000, $4,000 cash.
JESSiiN. 445 New York bldg.
s500--5- ROOM MODERN COTTAGE.
lot foxl02: $500 cash. SIS per
month and interest. Call at GG02
Sunnyside ave. Hope Station.
Green Lake car.
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MACHINERY

FL EcTK1c MOTOR. Drill l. =.
pumpH ". Montciius Price 20.
Rent or sale. Main a1a, sat lot \.
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i NEED AN AUTO
VIII trade you lots In my new add
ton just outside the city limits
and only two blocks to the Lake
liuricn car line; give particulars
Don't sacrifice your car. clio
The star
THE FASHION GARAGE
Autos to hire without drivers Stor-
ago and repairing. 2205 Second
ave Elliott 22JO.