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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-13
AUTO REPAIR SHOP

PARTNERSHIP.
AN EQUAL HALF lNlkke
Price se50. in oId-estahlIshed ~
and weil-known auto repair -
choice location IN center o. ~
mobile row: have more work ~
can handle alone; need hne
man: requires no previous sx<er
enc IL you are reliable ana
chemically inclined. as ] an IN
class mechanic; you can 49,
clear better than $3.50 per rEa
for yourself and be your oSn -
Apply to Mr.. Potter.
COMMERCIAL, INVESTMENT @
III SEABOARD Hin
FOURTH AND PIKE
ELLIOTT t1ot.
GARAGE
AND BLACKSMITH. =.
Lot Sexes: building Iexse; ste. 100
gas filling station. On pasea e -..s.
ward in small town near 500 49,
this is n winner: price ior WA
erty, including tools and pus'nv y
$500: $1,000 cash ASK io' Z
CARTER. MACDONALD 4 MILF ~
2os Columbia 81. 1lllvs; : n 4
SMALL SAWMlLL FOR SAL 49, !.
excellent condition. out o. ~
capacity 20. GOO to za'ess. Nh.
day. mill cut. Inquire is'i
vue are. Seattle. WASH
9s PERSONAL
FLORENCE W. BuTLhh
soi4 Mob HUI Ave VI
For Christmas presents ! "a. Nj;
Some snaps that star wsni s1s
nigh: ii, "a
For Christmas bargains you Y II Il
The Star our santa Claus ~. M, N
PERiAN ENT HAIR Wa IS
Marching. henna pack W. ~
and faded hair. cuo7
LADIES IMPROVEMENT sa
Main $500. ~. .s : SSoaj;I
/ GIVE HENNA PACKS Al p ,ss
home. Karma kelland'
ssaR.
loo REAL ESTATE DA
ACREAGE LOANS-FAtn r.
$500 ami up: prompt
years in the business ,.xry
THE DURi.AND Auh.'N
Leary building -
WILL LOAN ANY AMosS,,a II
good city property. =
Ca,h,,rd EIiiott los.
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10 ACRES, 5000
Close to Big Lake. in Skagit county.
SEQ cash. $40 per month. Has
small house. Lots OF work at good
wages
II. G. PETERS. ZIG Third Ave.
ONE ACRE GOOD GARDEN SOIL,
small house; 1850: $3.50 cash,
balance monthly. owner. kenwood
25ll.
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MApRoSA
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

MApHnSA
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Groom modern. with HOT WATER
HEAT. large living room and din
Ing room. nice fireplace. beautiful
den. large kitchen. 2 large brd-
rooms with large closets extra
large bath paved street Ia
blccSs from car limo. rs minutes
from this once. only $500; $500
cash and t1s per month.
SOARING
DOT Leary Building Main tsis
HOW MUCH CAN You PAY DOWN
for an honestly built t-room hun
gaiowr bedrooms with large
closets: large living room: roomy
kitchen. dandy little pantry
with cooler; fun basement. fun
plumbing; lights with fixtures.
and window shades. all ready 60
move into and enjoy life. good
nciKhborhood. half block from
paved street Price 2.i00. Main
7Iio. room ~. after p. M. owner
81. GOO. ALL CASH. ROOM MOD
ern cottage. close to street car.
THIS ~ REAL snap. and mus,
be sold at once. All kinds OF fruit
and flowers on property.
GEO W. HILL a co.
Green Lake station. kenwood Ice.
FINEST s0Si2o lot: all street work
n end fully paid except paving
hnlf block TO paVcmentH and car:
old establishcd district, best car
nncc monthly; pay for u with rent
money. G. r. Pate. S0s-i l. G..
smith bldg
2-ROOM HOUSE on NICE LEVEL.
lots for sale. electric lights. city
water. ? blocks TO car. take LAX e
Ilurien car at Riverside. get Off at
DumRr station, walk blocks
west. turn south one-haif block
price $1,000 on terms.
FOR SALE nv OWNER.
200 acres near Tacoma, part alder
bottom and pnrt with large firs
suitable for cOrdWood. price, cash
$3.50, terms 5000. can evenings
~ Tacoma hotel room s52
PiuNNEY RIDGE--t ROOMS. BA'rH
garage, lot f0Xi00 To alley. near
car and school. 81. 00p 1900 cash.
balance like rent 1873 " SIst;
ballard 1919
FOR SALE ny OWNER-GOOD
building lot on goth ave. and Madi-
Eon. price $4,000. See Alex Ander-
son after . y. m. alG sth ave &.
z-ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE OR
rent, iufnlAhed, 1919; easy terms
without interest. Close in. In
quirc l20S ERstlake ave
b-ROOM. NEW MODERN HOUSE,.
$4,000; completely furnished $500:
terms. Main 2511.
For sALE--FIRST MORTGAGE OF
1850. interest So. C-13G. star.
90 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
WILL SELL FOUR LOTS. WEST
seattle. 40 by 1875 each. very cheap
Also 0 acres orchard. near Spokane
Take Ford part pay. owner, FOG
PantaRcs Bldg, Main 1858.
1-ROOM HOU SE AND i.-ACRE.
$3.50: $50 cash aud SIS per month.
In qrth 40. = ~ dlatFt.t N
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QUEEN ANNE BARGAIN.
i-room bungalow, modern. cement
basement. paved street: best part
Of Queen Anne. For quick sale.
rrice $4,000; easy terms George
Beckman. 335 Burke bldg Main
GETl
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FINE IMPROVED 10 ACRES. NEAR
Hrcmcrton. Ia miles from Navy
Yard gates: \ acres cleared. very
good soil; i32 bearing fruit trees.
good b-room house. cement base
mcnt. barn and chicken houses.
good roads; y mile 20 school \
snap at s3.5a0: 1880 cash.
AASEN & SEXTON.
1910 Frat ave. Elliott 55i7.
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IS SITUATIONS wANTED-MaLF

wANTED-BY RELfABLE. RE-
spectacle man Of So years. light
work on ranch or farm. Under
stands care OF animals: can milk
Must be good home. with plain
people Satisfied with small
wages. Address C-f37. star
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1900 CASH

WIZ get possessiou Of good 5-HOOM
MODEitN BUNGALOW. iu FINE
condition both inside and outside.
FINE GARDEN, orchard. shrubs
lawn: CONCRETE BuLKHEAD.
steps and walk convenient 20 car
and WOODLAND PARK. Price
THE W y. MORSE co,
aIe rcary bldg Elliott 1895.
Five ACKE-
i375-t75 CASH. SIS MONTHLY
This land lies very level; splendid
soil. fenced on two sides; some
bottom. very easy 20 clear. close
Go county general store and
school. For a ANAL chicken
ciose 90 running water
THE W y. MORSE co.
&c Leary HldR Elliott 1895
a sNAP--i0 ACRES.
mile west % Colby. nice level.
sandy loan soil. good clover and
potato ground. lee nice and level.
view Of sound; enough timber on
land 10 pay for the clearing. Price
1850: 400 down, $40 mouth.
y. VAN AHSDALE a. Co.
Main 30, 1913 Third ave.
20 ACRES. PARTLY IMPROVED;
close to station and paved high
way. $4,000. terms.
10 acres. fine view and soil: close
IN; new: unfinished bungalow
Is y 60. sos seaboard. III los.
PARTLY FINISHED BUNGALOW
on 10 acres level alder land 'front.'
ing on boulevard between Seattle
and Tacoma: g.. 900 terms. owner.
SOS Seaboard. Elliott 1O6. or
Rainier i20-R evenings.
fls9 down viii buy my acre Of good
A. q
must sell. as Seaboard bldg. FL
Holt ihaf
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90 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY

WILL SELL FOUR LOTS. WEST
seattle 40 by 1876 each. very cheap.
Also acres orchard. near spokane.
Take Ford part pay owner. 206
PantaRcs Bldg, Main 1858.
i-ROOM HOUSE AND i.-ACRE.
$3.50. $50 cash aud SIS per month.
In 35th ave. s. W, district. IA.
Goodfellow, sol Railway Exchange.
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STOCK RANCH or DAIRY RANCH.
50 acres on paved highway. u mile
from town. = mile from school. ~
acres under pillow. balance in good
pasture. lots OF good water. fine
orchard. good house. big barn fun
OF hay; root house. milk house and
other outbuildingE. cows, !
horse. all farm machinery; good
cream separator. Price $1,000 will
consider city property on part.
THE DOUGLAS CO.
ssi Leary Hldg. Main s5so
ACRES IMPROVED. STOCKED.
All rich soil. ! hours drive from Sc
attic. close 10 Maple valley. half
cleared; s-room house and store:
new garage. root house barn.
modern chicken house: as bearing
fruit trees; 2 thoroughbred cows /.
Ice laying hens and pullets: hay.
Price $4,000 cash.
T.. VAN ARsDALE & co.
Main 80. 1919 Thlrd ave.
IMPROVED
Onc-half acre, nearly all cleared and
fenced. new house. painted; good
lawn. chicken house. city water.
This IL finc piece Of ground; lies
nice and on corner facing good
street bis miles from the Totem
pole. sl,250; $500 cash. SEQ per
month
THE W. L. MORSE co.
f6 Lcary Bldg. Elliott 1895
IMPROVED i0-ACRE FARM
New 3-room house some outbuild-
ings: acres under pillow: no
stumps or rocks. good soil: family
orchard: wen and running water:
located miles south OF Bremen
ton on milk and mail route. A,
mile to school; will sell on easy
terms for s2.100.
CLIFFORD LAND CO,
or srd Ave. Eu. 90.
ACRGS-A SNAP $3.50.
8 acres OF nice level loan soil. close
to school and good highway: 3is
miles south of Port Orchard: plenty
OF second growth timber on the
land ~ pay for the clearing Price
$3.50. $50 down, $40 IA month
y. VAN ARSDALE 6 co.
Main 90, i019 Third ave.
TWO ACRES
Adjoining Kent:
new shack. easy
cleared. plenty
OF frewood: n
beautiful lite:
$3.50: S25 down
g. r. DIl}BLE
GAS New York BllS.
$500 CASH GIVES YOU IMMEDIATE
possession of this 1-acre tract on
Third ave. s. Large Broom house;
barn chicken house. bearing fruit
OF all descriptions, 10 city water
taps over the ground. VIII leave
the COW IL sold this week. Price
$1,000. Cali ollinger S52 Empire
Bldg.
10 ACRES. 5000
Close TO Big Lake, in Skagit county.
SEQ cash. $40 per month. Has
small house. Lots OF work at good
wages.
IL c. PETERS, 71s Third Ave.
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IMPROVED RANCH
9 ACHEg-GOOD BUILDINGS
bungalow style house.
large rooms. good barn. chicken
house. tool house. storage and
woodshed. buildings ia excellent
condition. spring water for house
hold us~: property lies we'll fac
tng three roads 2 acres good bot
tom soil. balance upland, which
works up easily. crop goes with
place. fenced. 0 wires. cedar posts
well Improved district. within IS
minutes drive % seaftle'H public
markets. price fl.b7s. satisfactory
cash payment can be arranged
balance SIS monthly Take East
Madison car and Kirkland ferry 60
kirkland and inquire for T. W.
Sucking at brick bungalow office
At end Of XIII land aork.
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MALE HELP WANTED

BEST Al FOREST WOOD. STOVE
length, 81 per load. delivered. North
25fG.
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RUMMAGE SALE
FRIDAY, SATURDAY.
1918 FIRST AVE.
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j. D. KiEFER--w West Seattle real es-
tate exclusively. Established 1906.
Downs Bid. 70s 2nd nv. Main 372s.
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20 RANCHES AND A6Eys5>
FOR EF<T
siocks AAD HOMIE

FOR RENT ron TgE0 o,.-s,..
Dairy farm via ~ Va.
eoMH Eatt Heaiy, aon,na,sa 4
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FTR>IsIIrD HOUSES

WANTED MAN AND WIPE TO
1--we with and board old lady for
rent OF 6-room furnished house.
Queen Ammo 1929
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1919-05-10
Get w. s. S.

Mr.. James Scally, just returned
home, after nine months over seas
with the Motor Macs is enthusiastic
regarding his experiences. He return
ed in March and was at Camp Pike
where he took an agricultural course
and assisted in the work in agriculture
at that point, remaining several weeks
after his discharge at the instance, of
the instructors. The trip back was
was made on the "Leviathan", and
on board there were 800 casuals. In
France last July, Jim said the sun
seemed to shine brighter and he was
in the best of spirits, but the rainy
season knocked the spots out of him;
and in time he was sent back to the
States to undergo what was supposed
to be an operation. Reaching here it
was found the operation was not ne
cessary. He has very complimenta-
ry letter from his Captain, since his
return, wherein the boys of his COM
pany all make inquiry Of him. He is
enthusiastic about the work done by
the K. C.'s and says the order made a
distinct hit in the territory where he
was. The authorities want him to re-
turn to take up the work and course
in agriculture, but he has not deci-
ded what he will do as yet.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1919-05-10
LsVee OIsdge Boat
To Help Drainage

The Dredge Boat, Captain " NJ,
property Of the joint levee boards, has
on application made to Hon. w. D. Be
raud, Chairman, been loaned the
Drainage District in the third ward
of this parish for the purpose of
assisting the districts dredge in cut
ting the canal across the public road
into the bayou greater width. The
districts boat had been unsuccessful
ly operating for several weeks, with
no hope of ever ending. Col. w. H.
Price some weeks ago asked Commits
sioner Beraud if the dredge could not
be secured, but at that time, it was
out of the question, the boat being in
the Cancienne Canal. Since then the
boat has had to do work in Ascension,
and completing the task, it was tow
ed down this week, at the expense of
the Drainage District, who besides
pay the running expense of the boat.
In this manner Mr.. Beraud feels the
boat will be serving the public, and
the levee board will not be under ex-
pense, but the District served will be.
The Drainage District Commissioners
appreciated the offer made them by
Mr. Beraud, and the big boats COM
ing to the rescue will ggreatly facili-
tate matters and solve the problem
that had been yexing the drainage dis
trict for some weeks.
LET w G
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1919-05-10
Big Preparations
For May I ant 9Th.

The Thibodaux Fire Department is
making preparations for two big
days as we are informed, June 7th.
and 9Th. On this occasion the boys
who served our country, on land, on
sea, in the air, as well as in any and
all departments, who hare returned
home will be given a cordial welcome
nome and ovation. On Sun,.ay the o.
casion will be made the annual fire
mems parade, and the companies will
parade. The companies have not cele-
brated their anniversary, since the
war was declared; after this rest
the revival of the celebration promis-
es great things. This year is apt to be
memorable year, for if the signs of
the times point right we are in for a
long drouth, therefore it may be ne
cessary to make the event wet one,
in remembrance of days that are to
be no more, if the dry amendment
sticks, as appended to the organic Fe-
deral law. Honorary members have
been sent their notices and quite
few have accepted already.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1919-05-10
Eagles Elect
New Officers.

On last Friday night the Tibodaur
Aerie. of Eagles, held its regular
meeting and took up the deferred elec
tion of officers. The officers elected to
serve for the ensuing year are as fol-
lows: President, Thomas Doherty;
Past President, Alfred Malhiot, vice
president, Harry McCulla; Secretary,
L. V. Azemar; Treasurer, P. F. Le-
gendre; Chaplain, F. H. Toups.
On June 10th the. officers will be in
stalled, and following the
there will be
smoker and eatfast at which
plans willie be made to boost the mem
bership and put elixir in the Aerie.
The organization has excellent fea-
lures and has recently taken steps to
carry insurance. It kept insured all of
its members in the service when the
order had no insurance, and to each
Eagle dying in the service the sum
of $1,000 was given the family; made
good by the stay at homes, who were
assessed to make the amount.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1919-05-10
LafOurChe Growers
Ready For Season.

The Board of Directors of the La.
fourche Growers Association Inc. held
a very interesting and long session At
their offices at Lafourche last Satur-
day afternoon. Everything is in read
mess for the season, and the associa-
tion made all arrangements, including
the purchase of five passenger Ford
to be used in it's business. If there are
any farmers who wish to sell their
produce through the association and
desire one of the agents to inspect
their produce they will only have to
phone the association and some one
will be on the ground. If purchaser
wants to see any car load lot of pota-
toes, or any other produce, the asso-
citation, and the commission for SELL
ing will be lower than it has ever
been heretofore. In car load lots big
deduction has been made, whereas in
broken lots the reduction is not as
large. Farmers are still continuing to
affiliate with the association, seeing
its numerous advantages, and there is
scarcely any of the 500 shares Of
stock of the original capital stock left.
Those who desire entering had bet
ter not lose too much time, or they
will find themselves excluded. The as
sociation is going in for big things
this year, the cooperative manner.
in which its affairs are conducted
should appeal to all agriculturists.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1919-05-10
Police Jury Held
Busy Session,

The police jury of the Parish of La
ifourche held session last Monday
which took the place of the regular
session to have been held on Wednes-
day. Considerable business was trans
acted, beyond and besides routine bu-
siiess. Several matters came up with
regard to road building in the diffe-
rent disticts in this parish. The COM
mittee of citizens and jurors for Dis
trict No. | reported their investiga-
tions since their appointment, and the
question of removing the warehouse
and fence on that portion in front of
Georgia Plantation was again
brought to light; but will be removed.
President Dupont of the Terrebon-
ne police jury, as also Hon. Robert
Butler and Assessor Xavier Bourg of
Terrebonne were before the jury
with regard to District No. 5, and
drainage matters in which both pa
rishes are interested.
The police jury appropriated $31,
900 from road district No. funds to
help Terrebonne folks. What will
Terrebonne take- from its funds to
help Lafourche.
State aid will be asked by the Po-
lice Jury for road building in three
districts in the parish. The State has
given considerable assistance on the
road from Des Allemands to Raceland
and there is no reason it should not
aid in the other districts to the same
extent. For this reason application
will be made for three districts in this
parish. District No. / will vote addi-
tional taxes to issue more bonds.
Application will be made to the
State Highway Department to survey
the Chacahoula to Thibodaux Road
way. Wonder if Terrebonne will con-
tribute?
Sitting as a Board of Reviewers
the police jury ordered the assessor to |
assess all cattle and to get the name
and number from the dip vat inspec-
tors. The total assessed valuation Of |
the parish is $14,466,060.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1919-05-10
Pastor Is Given
Remembrances.

Yesterday being Very Rev. Father
Barbier's feast day, the feast of St.
Alexander, the children, of the paro-
chial school, the pupils of Mt. Carmel
as also the students of the Thibodaux
College remembered the pastor and
feasted him, presenting him with diffe
rent tokens, and having special pro-
grams in his honor. The diffe-
rent societies of the church, who have
made it custom to remember him on
the occasion also presented them
selves and made him remember the oc
casion very pleasantly
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1919-05-10
RAILROAD FERRY
FEES REACH COURT.

Baton Rouge, La, May 7-(Special)
Petitions of writs Of injunction
against the New Orleans. Texas and
Mexico railroad, the Morgan's Louisi-
ana and Texas railroad and Steam
ship Company and w. D. nes,direc-
tor general of railroads, were filed by
w. Barrow, counsel for the Louisiana
Roailroad Commission, in the 22nd ju-
dicial court Wednesday morning.
The charging by railroad compa-
MES in Louisiana of a fee for ferry
age across the Mississippi river in ex-
cess Of that fixed by the commission
is the cause of the petitions.
1.-THE two railroad companies are or
dered by the court(to appear May 20
to show why the petitions should not
be granted.
Petitions for ipjunctions against
the other railroad companies i'll Loui-
siana charging excessive ferryage
charges is expected to be filed very
soon.-Times-Picaylme.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1919-05-10
Good Money
Fo r Potatoes.

From all reports the irish potato
crop will be short this season and a
good price should prevail. Judging
from early potatoes on the market,
the consumer is going to pay the bill
as usual, potatoes, new ones, were re-
failing for fifty cents the. gallon this
week. Snap beans are beginning to
be approachable, green peas are get
ting bit more abundant. 1t is time
for vegetables, they have been SO
scarce this winter the cost of living
was higher than it might have been
otherwise. Onions are out of the ques-
tion they are scarcer than they have
been in years. The consumer will get
it hard on this article as also garlic.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1919-05-10
Redmen Hold
Get Together.

With view of boosting its menir'.,
ship at this time, when the population
in general possibly appreciates more
than ever the good features and be-
nefits of real fraternities, the Improv
ed Order of Redmen Chez Be No. 81.
held a get together council on the
sleep of last Thursdays sun, with a
view of increasing the number of
chiefs in the local tribe. This organi-
zation is in tip top shape, In gilt edge
financial condition, having considera-
bic assets, consisting Of mortgage pa
per, liberty bonds, w. S. S. and has
record Of having contributed to every
cause connected with charity and war
work. It pays sick benefit relief OF
$3.50 the second week, and So. for
twelve consecutive weeks thereafter,
and for funeral expenses the family
are allowed and given, the sum OF
5000. All this for the sum of S. q year
dues, plus an assessment q fifty
cents for every funeral. The widows
and orphans are also provided for and
looked after in every respect.
Following the meeting at which
plans were discussed and adopted for
a big class initiation in the near fu-
ture, refreshments were served those
Big things are on the tapis
for the next council fire.
Get w. s. S. j
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LADIES

When irregular or delayed use
Triumph Pills. Safe and always
dependable. Not sold at drug
stores. Do not experiment with
others, save disappointment.
Write for "Relief" and particu-
lars, its free. Address: National
Medical Institute, Milwaukee,
W6s-1dv. rh Atk
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1919-05-10
Get w. S. s..
Do Yolr Best.

Everyone should do all he can to
provide for his family and in order to
do this he must keep his physical sys-
tenn in the best of condition possible.
No one can reasonably hope to do
uch when he is half sick a good share
of the time. If you are constipated, BIZ
lious or troubled with Indigestion get
package of Chamberlain's Tablets
and follow the plain printed direc-
tions, and you will soon be feeling al
right and able to do a days work. O
obtainable everywhere.-Adv.