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auirements. farm ana market de-
mands.
The Department of Agriculture at
Columbia University announces a
series Of courses in practical garden
ing and farming for the six week
period July to August IL. Send
70 Director, Summer Session, Columbia
University. New York city, for an
announcement
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out OF your farm, It's the little mtstakes
f hnnowin e q made that forcs % many
ing h1r ana to get out of their, farms only
~ two tnirds OF the PROFITS that lie hid
aen there Then, too. there's the danger Of
proved practical and has made a fortune
Tor another farmer-one that would double
OF OF treble your profits and save you time
Jus; as We have the physician who ana
cializes on one particular branch OF medi-
cine. 30 we have the farmer who spsciaIizes
FARM KNowLEpGE Il The worH Z, a Xnd
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S sIn from personal experience how to get
from farm all the profits that It holds.
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Learn some OF the ways 20 make YOUR
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have been dispensed with, saving their
cost, and a more natural and artistic
effect obtained. Even the ring Of ce-
ment around the basin at the bottom
should be hidden by stones.
Work of this kind should be care
fully considered and planned and not
left wholly to plumbers or fnasons to
see what the result Of their efforts
may be. In such cases usually the
result will be quite like this fountain
in Phillips Park.
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BEET TOPS A DELICACY.

Any one who uses the roots Of .beets
and throws away the tops has missed
one Of the delicacies OF the hour. Very
beets. have to be thinned
until they stand not less than three
inches apart In the row. and If the
gardener does not care to transplant
those which are pulled out he gives
them to the cook. who prepares them
the same as spinach and the family
has a healthful and delicious dish.
The sun., 1919-06-15

The new Rose Garden. located Just
below the mansion in the New York
Botanical Garden. is very attractive at
this season. with about 400 kinds Of
the finest roses in bloom
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The State University Of New Jersey
estimates that OF the 10000, 900 pounds
Of nitrogen and 10000. 900 pounds Of
potash produced yearly in the manure
OF New Jersey live stock and poultry
half is lost by bleaching and fermenta-
ton alone. Permitting this waste Is
simply throwing money away.
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Caullnower; Tomato, Sweet Potato
Esq, Pepper. KohI-rabi, Esie. rStt1cs'
onion. Parsley. Asparagus Rhubarb Piants'
also also. straSxnsrry Raspberry, Blaokbsrry.
S Sur.ssnt Sooseoerry. Grape, Aster Plants.
HARRY /. soUIRES, Good Gsound. N. Y.
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The perennial border win be bene-
fited by mulching during hot weather
with the clippings from the lawn.
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sets . new record for tho breed, being
$4,000 In excess Of any price pre-
viously reported for any Guernsey.
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ICELAND PoPPIEs.

Iceland peoples have been greatly
improved sand are offered In various
shades. While they are hardy peren-
malls, they flower the first year from
seed and almost as soon a. the an
nual sorts. The bright green, fern
like foliage ii formed In tufts from
which slender stalks q foot in length
shoot forth, bearing the brilliant fow-
ers In endless profusion, useful In cut
ting.
Keep the seed pods picked OF to
cause continuous bloom. The plants
are evergreen. coming into flower
early In the spring.
For cut flowers, cut the buds just as
they are breaking and they viii last
much longer than II left to open on the
plants.
Fertilization takes place as soon as
the flowers expand and the petals then
drop almost Immediately. The fow-
ers when cut in the bud and allowed
to open in water no not become fertil-
lied SO soon and the petals. therefore.
hold longer.
All peoples should be cut whom In
bud. Buds cut at night when Just
showing their color and put in water
viii be fully expanded in the morning
Verbenas and ten weeks stocks in
beds should. be pegged down. Wooden
tooth picks, bent in the form OF hair
pin. make good pens.
Beds Of solid colors, that Is all one
color. are SNOWY and inexpensive,
made Of either Of these plants.
When the plants are to be pegged
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PLAIN HUMUS
at Before-the-war Price
$1,000 per ton

Humus Ii ofgreatest value n thesoi Without
& fertility and life on earth is impossible II
contains from y to per cent. nitrogen con.
serves moisture in soil and converts either .
clay or sandy soil from q waste into produc-
and plowed in.
It more than trebles the value Of the ma
nure pile on the farm when used In the gutter,
behind the cattle to absorb the liquid manure
and hold the nitrogen which otherwise escapes
Specially useful in rebuilding lawns. soil
greens and gardens.
Prices for small orders, In 1875 and 2C0lb bagA
ton, 1884, 90; half ton, 5000; quarter ton
s1126;100 Id. bag, 81. so. Car LOT in bulk s0 cd
per ton r. o. B., minimum car load 40 tons
Five per cent. may be deducted from the
amount OF your order IL this advert iSement (,
sent with your check and order
Small orders require bags and much, extra
labor. which adds greatly to cost.
NJ. B. ATKINSON. Bogots. y, j.
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PULLETS AND HENS. why
purchase poor stock when you can
get good reliable stock for the samss
price? Write us for prices on ~
breeds or call at our salesrooms, o..
Sd Vesey Street, or our farm ma. ?,
Madison, N. j. THE MACNlff
HORTICULTURAL CO., Inc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

Hpsias ., Mrs.. L.. " MAY ~ eussa
Anne ave ~ q Nuuktsii iiNt y
Liam u d. a rsimcr. iiAa Mslress
ave Mar AZ wade. 1913 Mslfe@S
ss. Hiisatrth 4 Fadirn. ases
tatoua ave. MAfiury Nahtlns ham.
stta tsth ave - " Mr. hifhf
sss. sst Jahn % fApi - Nrs
a. Hsfuard. 1855 soth ave Sefsh
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nEIt.EvIE. stAfMIT

81 se1--ScNrn-rnurn home on BEL
mont ave Snrth. not modern IN
every particular. but a r0mfufta-
bic home Exceptionally good
value In the lot. which j. seSleQ.
thru 60 alley. This is eiose-in
property \ home aud an invest
tnent Main TtaA Hill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
He Threw Hatchet,
Says Wife in SuN

Her husband threw a Ratchet at
her and cut her lip, says Eve j.
l.onsley, seeking divorce from
George Edward Longley. lie also
drank to excess and broke the furni-
ture and dishes, says Mrs. Longley.
Ihey We're married here July 10.
isos. and have two children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
QUEEN ANNE

3. san--A slr.room house In good
district. close Go two car lines
Tho homes surrounding are most
" now bungalows of the $4,000 70
$4,000 type This houRr with
little paint would be- easily worth
$4,000 Very easy tcrrne can be
made here. We consider this a
positive snap. Main 7ist. H-s1.
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SMALL HOUSE

On big c0ri20-font lot: three short
blocks from Whliingford or Me
fidiAn car line. commanding an
unobstructed and beautiful view
% Lake Union, Denny Thurman
Addition and Mount Rainier. the
houRr ~ In poor repair. and needs
a full set ~ plumbing. ali street
improvements In and paid except
paving. Price $1,000. 1900 cash
and US per month. but you must
also have sufficient money TO put
In the plumbing.
~ & TURNER
REAL ESTATE COMPANY
Rooms 20 II. Downs Nldg.
Phone Main 5fs2.
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A q. welsh. sass Minor avs. ~
Me- y. Ray iist geth ave y Ms
A y aHbsrt. tfsN sisl ave "
Franktin X Rss~fs EosA fif,h ave
" Mitchell. so stih ave lran&
He'll. sss Nsrfh sfth 81 Irene hafe.
A. West Roy st o. y AtNopd. sQsf
West ssth q Mrs. frtsda Spur. 80
West stth ST. g. uis~sst. i'it =
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PERSONAL
~,

Observation-Disclosures
INSTITUTE
SIS Railway Exchange. Second end
Cherry. Rheumatism. govt. kid
ncy. bladder. blood and all female
disorders. acute and chronic, sue
cessfully treated. Registered ply
stefan. Elliott ISL.
ANY PERSON WHO SAW THE
automobile run down Annie Roccia
at Fourth ave. and Jeckson ST.
December is, 1919. will confer n
favor upon her " they will report
at sol Third ave. $.
MATERNITY HOSPITAL CAPITOL
1895.
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WHO WANTS THIS SPLENDID
Little 21-Rcrc farm. rich bottom
land: some good upland; b-room
house; large barn. poultry houses;
orchard 1870 fine bearing trees, all
choice varieties: spring creek. 2
horses. cows, chickens. good
outfit OF tools A going place, and
money maker. $4,000; terms.
Soc our large list farms, acreage.
ROBERT MALTBY CO. 1908 3rd Av.
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6-Year-Old Girl Is
Hit by Motor Car

Mary Jane Stevens, 6, living at
ASA l4th ave. n. E.. is in the city
hospital Saturday morning with
broken leg and a painfully lacerated
head as the result of being knocked
down and run over by an automobile
driven by Mrs. w. l.. Crew of Lake
Forest Park. late Friday afternoon,
at the intersection OF 14th ave. and
Il. Both st
Mrs. Crew, in reporting the acct
dent, said the girl started to run
across the street. The fender of her
machine struck the girl and Knocked
her down, the rear wheel passing
over her leg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
OWNER LEAVING SEATTLE

New 5-room bungalow: hardwood
floors; cement basement. piped
for furnace. fireplace; cabinet
kitchen. large lot. with n good
view. Price only $3.50. with
terEH.
J. URQUHART
los Cherry ST Main $3.50.
800 CASH AND s35 MONTH WILL
buy new i-room bungalow, city
water and light; price 1880 Go
out on fauntleroy car to West
Rose at station, 40 one block east
TO 18th ave. s.. w. then one half
block south To LIST house and Mr..
Nomach VIII show you this bar
gain, be sure and see " today or
Sunday. Must be sold at once.
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Follocina is complete list Of the lucky contestants

Donald HusrhmRn. ego Wsst iis~.
o. Mrs } g WEIGH. kingsley hotel.
1874 Numnn ave irsne Davis Hast
neacnn ave G. " rurnsf itaa "
stthl Master Alexander Quinn. 1881
iath ave- West Jessie Ice nursess.
asfa teth ave ~ " Pred Ffsse.
GERS Wssiiaks 80. Afs y Has OF
ksfsan 1885 spth ave, y
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4 ~ sEATTLE's HISTORY
& To stimulate Interest In our
4 Removal sale 20 used ears.
4 Ne az. going 90 conduct tho
4 mnss novel contest ever so
4 auEuraiod by an auiomohil"
4 firm ~ this city.
4 THE riiizE WILL HE NuiH
4 CHOICE or ANY tSrn CAR
4 IN OUR STOCK
L The conditions are very sim
4 Pile The purchaser 10 used
& car writing the beet article.
Il not exceeding zoe words, en-
4 TITLED WHY I nOtgUT NY
4 can FROM TliE MITCHELL
MOTOR a SERVICE CON-
Il pANY
4 The tadwr. viii be the autorno-
e bile editors 81 the Seattle
q newHpaperH. and tho prize
4 viii be- awarded only BY the
1 unanimous consent ~ these
II men
4 Tho announcement Of the sin
4 nsf will b. made. shortly
i after the first 30 cars haN"
4 been sold SO cars must be
& cold hy February ~. lfsN.
4 Make your choice early,
It ItN THAT USED can Not
4 HAVE HEEN FIGURING on
4 SOW SELECT u>E PROM
4 THE MITCHELL MOTOR &
4 SERVICE STOCK or rs OF
4 THE MOST uEAtTlFriist
L CONDITIONED USED cAItS
4 EVER SHo WV ~ 50.
4 ATTf.E THEN WHi r y
4 Your ARTICLE ANp SUR
4 NIT 1T. ~ NOt WIZ. NOu
& GET Your CHOICE %
4 ANY CAR IN THE USED
4 CAR DEPARTMENT
Il ALL STANDARD MAKES
Il LIBERAL TERMS
Oct fun details from the
4 MITCHELL MOTOR &
Il SERVICE co.
Il J NJ. Osmond. Pres and Mgr.
Il PINE At SUMMIT
II EAST sti5,
" " "
Z Z ~ 81 NJ
II N
u NJ INN VI NJ MA " II N
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BALLARD HOME ron SALE

Nice. big a-room house: corner lot.
boKi0O, one block from city car
line Price $500. 5000 cash.
III YOUNG
S22e Ballard Ave. ballard ki1
CULSER-QuEES ANNE
Come 10 me for the best buys on
Queen Anne hlii. ! attn the oldest
established specialist In thls dis
tFict-
n G. CULVER
- Boston street Queen Ann. II
Five ACHES. ON corner. just across
road from school good level berry
land. , acres cleared. email house
~ miles from Seattle; sacrifice
for $500 cash. Hurry. TOi Low
man BLDG
MUST SELL FIVE NICE.
level lots. ia North Egd. VIII
take $500 for the bunch. easily
worth tae0 each. Call kenwood
1910
1850 sH-FuRNIsHED COTTAGE
on Lake Washington. Phone
Main s9sT. Sunday morning 1899
Laurel shade ave. "a blocks
south % Madison Park.
FOR SALT ROOM HOUSE. WITH
garage. at Madison park Terms
or bargain for cash. Apply 1909
tsrd ave. ".
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horS securing uckets 10 the tleiifnef
ch the Want Ad pages.
u. y ATWOOD
g0a7 ives, bSth
4 soldier there teaa. tcho eanfcd a JOB.
"BcaHeoup" dollars he needed foot sioeef;'
A small star want "A
brought the best 10 BE- had
And pat him right soon on Ms fret
MARY n. WADE
1883 Melrose Avenue
A soldier fhrfc tnas. Who u0nfcd fob
And sad iHdeed his tot:
Thra o star WaHf "a Ne bccome rcrV 0lad
For the JOB that nc Wanted he got.
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Here are other good rhymes, all Of the n
Theatre. More of them will be printed. w
MRS. y. RAY Gff.kERSoS
1855 soth Avenue North
4 soldier there ,ras. tcho traHtcd a job.
After long. hard service IN FraRccs
And The star. thru u.s. offer Of Want Ads Free.
immediately gate him his chance.
A. O WELSH
SOW Minor Avenue North
4 soldier there uho TAINTED fob.
AHd Ne GOT ono IN fast short Whar.
The sofal u TITS. Sfar WaHf ids "eaH'f mits"--
They lead" all the rest BY q mile
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1850

room and sleeping porch semi mod
orn cottage. on tot fpkii0, facing
on an HO-foot boulevard. three
nhort blocks from ear ana pave
streets city water city light. lot
all cleared and ready for garden
terms $3.50 cnHh. balance $50 per
month. including interest 10 in
NeHtighte. take Fnuutieroy ear. No.
2, on First ave. 60 ". Juneau ~.
Inquire NJ the office on the left
hand side. next 20 the store.
Phone West iG6.
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, ron sAuE-REAL ESTATE
HENRY c EWING COMPANY
gEATTLEa REALTORS

A pEfiGE or GOOD HOUSES At
REAL BARGAIN PHicEN Own
ERA ApE INSISTING THAT WE
aiT ACTION. RoME or THEM
MUST HAVE MONEY
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STOCKS AND.BONDs

u. linton 81 Elliot, $50.
HARDWARE BUSINESS
At invoice. Established over Is
years. doing tss 60 go daily. win
Invoice /. about $4,000. We can
recommend this business
JOSEPH Y. THOMAS * CO. Inc.
Mr.. Moore or Mr.. Clark.
1885 Third Ave Elliott seas.
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h-AcRE HOME. $1,000: TERMS

a-ACRE HOME $1,000: TERMS
This IL highly developed place OF
fa-acre; 10 fruit trees: berries:
good garden soil: city lights and
water, close to paved boulevard
and fine bus service. Is minutes
from business center OF Seattle
beautiful view place: Groom house.
Come To kingsbury's place. in Ed
monds. or phone
BURWELL a MORFORD
Main 1855, hTb Colman Bldg.
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Even tho YOU did not win prize watch for your rhyme Classified daily
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NoRrH QUEEN ANNE

q. e0o-A cottage Of five rooms with
large attic. good light. cement
basement. view overlooking canal.
This is served by tho NickerHon
ave car and handy 20 WeHitakr
cars Can be handled on easy
terms Main 1i1t HILL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

81 900 Beautiful new Groom house.
near Municipal golf links. near
paved street and car line. the wife
VIII appreciate n, house No. $500
fTth ave a. Main Tlza p-2a
faahn.~~cw modern eix-rpnrn house
at 1iat No sist st.. Just completed.
Just east % Meridian. paved street
and car line. Main Ti1t. U-gs
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AlIil. Al.E

ACRES NORTH on SEATTLE
on iiuthsli paved boulevard. ~
miles north Of Cowen park and
University. owned by Sehttio'H
largest bhnk by foreclosurel now
offered for sale at what they have
involved. $500 for your choice ~
any acre Good auto bus service
from Sixth and olive % your door.
good school. store and community
club house on land. Terms are 10
per cent cash. balance monthly
payments. 9 per cent Come and
have nrRt choice.
~ r. HENDRTcKaON
AIS Boston Block
Elliott 2022 ------------- East 1853
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wANTED-REAL ESTATE
FOR EACuANGE-REAL
ESTATE

ron SALE on TRApE-s2O ACRES
land, about 10 miles from town.
all fenced: about 200 acres pillow
land, balance pasture: small house
and granary; we'll; IS acres plow-
ed. snap price. $500: mortgage
$1,000. Must sell or trad. before
March l. J. l.. Beinauer. owner.
Glasgow Mont
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BEACON HILL

on very easy terms
buys tho cosy little home at 1915
Lander street. Three nice large
rooms with bathroom. full base
menf. lot snxf2o 90 ia e. alley. all
fenced with good picket fence and
cultivated for garden Good view
Of sound. House year and hair
old and in excellent condition.
Main Ti5t. ksb.
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70 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY

i-RooM HOUSE A>D = ACRE.
1850; $50 cash and SIS per month.
In 3bth ave. & W. district n. A.
Goodfeliow. 1oi Railway Exchange.
WILL BELL FOUR LOTS. WEST
Seattle. 20 by ia5 each. very cheap.
AiHo acres orchard. near Spokane.
Take Ford part pay. owner. 20s
pantages Bldg Main 1855
J ~ kiEFER---wcst Seattle real es-
tate exclusively. Established 1905.
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cULvEt-QuEkN ANNE

'iLh lt-Ql EhN ANNE
Something fine and attractive In a
beautiful. thoroiy modern. colonial
cottage, which has just been com-
plcted by one Of the most con-
Hcirntious builders. finished with
materials and labor Of the very
best that was Obtainhble
II commands nice view Of the city.
laArn and mountains.
This place has hardwood floors
thruout the house. including bed
rooms. bathroom and kitchen. and
all the other attractive features
which 80 90 make up a most com
plutn cosy home.
IL IL impossible 60 describe all the
attractive features Of this place
ia print You must. there fore, see
the property 90 appreciate u. and
We advise your coming soon N
you want 70 purchase a place Of
this kind. Price IL $1,000. terms.
n necessary.
Il G. CULVER
it Boston St Queen Anne IL.
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We have nice. level lot. f0Nl0O.
alley corner. commanding an
elegant view. one block from CAL
ifornia ave; paved streets. double
track car line 90 ali parts 90 the
city. SO cash. $40 per month.
city water ana city light
H. n. TURNER
REAL ESTATE COMPANY
Rooms , 10 ~, Downs Bldg.
Phone Main afs2.
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81 500 New country home. roninr.
right up-to-ihe.f minute; large plat
IL ground. ono mile north % city.
on gfee nwood ave. paved street
Main 7IIl u-z1.
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FARM LANDS
YAKIMA VALLEY SNAPS

~ you think ~ buying farm land IN
N" Yakima valley. you should be
sure 20 consult US. We viii give
you the real facts, and we can,
without doubt. offer you the best
buys IN the valley.
sample 81 one Of our fine buys.
and We have many others.
IS ACRES. close 60
good town. and on
the a X m a river
best Of soil: govern
urnt water right
Ideal for stock and
poultry raising. 4
s-room house and
outbuildings. Price
1880. terms.
See Mr. DohcrtS for Yakima valley
snaps.
JOSEPH ~ THOMAS e. co.
1925 Third Ave.
POULTRY Farm
TWO ACRES. all cleared and under
cultivation. orchard and small
berries: fenced. large. modern
country home. chicken house.
barn and other buildings Of the
very best. This place 10 unex-
ceiled aH n chicken farm. and is
easily accessible TO kirkland and
Bellevue ferries. Price $3.50.
$4,000 cash.
A. @. RAAB & SONS
Main 1908. COZ Lowman Bldg.
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20 RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT

SNAP
20 acres: Is cleared balance riaHhed:
farm tools fair buildings. half
mile 10 school. $4,000. Address
D-gi star
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LOs;GEDOFF LANDS

WHITE FOR MAP SHOWING To-
OF sals OF logged-off landE offered
10 settlers In Western Washington.
WEYERHEAUSBR TIMBER co.
TACOMA WASHINGTON
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Here Is the First Line for Next Weeks
WANT AID RHYME CONTEST
''Now That Christmas Time Is Ger"

the
WANT Rhyme must
n
o submitted
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Calculating and bookkeeping
Machines

WANTED-YOrNG MEN TO LEARN
carpenter and bricklaying trades;
Practical instruction: pers "a
training. short-timo courses; tools
and materials furnished. Position
guaranteed upon completion or
course Address D-23. star
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-15
WOMEN AT WAR WORK
+. M. Newman's Final Lecture Tells Of
wartime Ensland"

Wartime England" was the official
title to Il. NJ. NewmaTs final lecture OF
his series given at the Academy OF Music
last evening. but IL proved to he more Of
aeulogy Of the work OF the women in the
war than a strict discourse upon the part
OF England in the war. There was de-
served appreciation OF the lecturers
tribute TO the ladies who> took up the
tasks which were formerly only sup
posed to be for the strong men, and that
these Trojans were fully capable Of their
work was clearly shown in the many
motion pictures depicting them at their
chosen tasks.
The repetition OF n motion picture
showing a fishing trawl in a heavy sea
was one CT the finest motion pictures yet
exhibited OF seascape and compares very
tavorably with the one shown few
years ago In which n Japanese destroyer
was depicted making her way through
a troubled sea, As a contrast to these
the very beautiful stereoptican scenes
Of pastoral simplicity as found in Scot
land.
Work in the munition factories the
manufacture OF airplanes, workers in
the land army and OF the fishing industry
all had their place in extolling the
splendid work of the women in positions
formerly. occupied by men. Just what
will be the future outcome OF their posi-.
tions when the men are finally back al
| home Is question too ponderous &c
answer but there will always be these
f1ne pictures to answer any controver-
sary as to the worth OF the workers. A
| short scene in the trench and the ODE.
| lisk at Washington, ID. c., standing al
the symbol OF liberty, completed the
pictures.