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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12
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EAST OF KENT
Five-room house. barn. ch c X c n
house. good big TROUT STREAM.
good orchard: acres cleared;
good crop OF hay: all fenced: half
road; close TO school.
s2,ooo-s5o0 CASH
BALANCE MONTHLY
~ ACRvr--. SILxs rpoM-rowx
This land is covered with cedar and
alder: the very best soil you can
wish for; about half bottom land !:
enough cedar on the land to more
than pay for II: close to school.
and on main county road; walking
distance.
sf25o-st0o CASH
BALANCE $40 MONTHLY
10 AcRE<-s-Oon ssco CssH
BALANCE TO SUIT PURCHASER
Ia MILES EAST OF KENT
Good THREE-RooM HOUSE. facing
on main county road: you will ind
King county. and plenty of good
wood: only rs minutes walk to
town. THIS is ONE SNAP.
- srnF CHls MN ksstH
IL MILES EAST OF KENT
Five-room house. barn. woodhouse.
root house. chicken house; s acres
all cleared and under cultivation.
all black soil: wells; 30 bearing
fruit trees: all fenced and cross
fenced; on main county Road. .
MICH COWS, yearling heEfer. l
BROOD sow. PIGS. $50 HENS.
30 GEESE. 4 HORSE. WAGON and
HARNESS. ALL FARM TOOLS.
ONLY sl,i50--$1. 900 CASH
BALANCE OVER FIVE YEARS
THE MoRsE-McDoNALD co.
l16 Leary Building Elliott 1855
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12
GETTING ~ ON rHE
GROWN FLOOR IN LOWER
WANNA VALLEY
EARLIEST DISTRICT
IN THE NORTHWEST


And under the extension Of the
sunnysldc canal government
project.
This land was selected out of a
body OF $4,000 acres.
tracts. and every one n salts
fled buyer. why not. when you
are in community not isolated.
but good. substantial home
family on every 20-4O acres,
with an assurance OF a crop
every season when yMi are
under n government canalg
Note these prices: Hogs. $50
per hundred: sugar beets. $40
per ton. alfalfa. $40 per ton.
railroad on land. and only three
miles to good town. and in n
proven district. Land will be
worth s250 to $500 per acre
when improved. We will sell n
few more tracts. $40 per acre. on
very easy terms. Buy now.
Don't be wage Garner all your
life. as you won't have an OBJ
portunity to always gets irri-
gated land at these low prices.
as land and water for IL Is ,im-
tied. Como in and see plats
and pictures Go with us on
Saturday evening and get off
train right on land.
GEoneY g. srSrFR
Second Floor Central Bldg.
Phone Elliott 2To5.
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-. 45o will buy = nice little cottage
AZ rooms: Bedrooms: located ~
20l4 n. 77thgSt. just ] block nortn
~ Green Lake Boulevard. Lot Is
Ilr100- Very pretty view $3.50
cash. balance like rent Main 1isa;
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FRO Down
Price s2.25o. buys a new s-room
modern California bungalow;
lot 40xf50: block and one-half
from paved streets and car
line; full cement foundation;
double constructions: large
front porch; balance $50 per
month, including interest.
s1ss bows
And s25 per month. including
interest, buys n semi-modern
cottage of 3 rooms and
glassed-in sleeping porch: lot
40x110: all cleared; part base
ment; city water; city light.
Price only $i.f50.
sgz1------8xzsS
Fine view lot 50x120; two short
blocks from paved street and
car line; $50 cash and $40 per
month.
as TURN IN
mKAL EsYATe conPAST
Room 3 Downs Building
Phone Main 1882
1904 Fourth Avenue
Phone Elliott 1926
Corner Juneau and California
Avenue, Phone West 165
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MT. RAKER ntrNGALow

Immediate Possession, $500
Nice 5-room bungalow. modern
except heat. Has fireplace. &C.
mcnt basement and laundry
trays. In paved district. House
years old and In perfect con-
dition. $3.50 cash. balance month
iy payments. Main 17f0.
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Il .so-7-room house. old but in
rood repair. A good house Tor 2
large family, and can be oougnt
on very easy terms. Located AZ
ron 18th ave. N. w. Inspect this
then see uA. Main 7ls4. S-S1
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cArIroL Hu.L

,y.50o--5- house on mighty
fine lot at 1127 18th Ave. \. IL has
fireplace. hot air heat. The two
bedrooms and bath are on the sec
ond floor. Garage on lot. $1,000
cash to handle. Main 1854 Hill
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BEACH LOTS

i have a few beach IotA
with all tidelands. from $500
to $500; on very easy terms.
Large tracts, 75x115 and COX
$50, with beautiful view OF
Sound and Mountains, from
$3.50 to $3.50. easy terms;
graded roads; water piped
to every tract; electricity
and phone service: only 3 TO
4 blocks from end OF Lake
Burien car line.
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Coiumbia - Ferdinand street

Columbia - Ferdinand street
s2.4o0
T-room furnished house with
bath. lights and water. Large
living room with beamed ceiling.
Good view OF Lake Washington
and Mt. Rainier. Immediate
possession. Cash $500 and ball
ance SIS per month. Rainier 20.
4-room cottage. bath. etc. Lot
car. Cement sidewalk. planked
street $3.50 cash. s25 per month.
Rainier 20.
S-room furnished cottage. bath.
etc block from car. Graded
street and cement sidewalk.
block to school. Rainier %.
$4,000
broom cottage. all conven-
fences. on a 60xi20-ft lot. nice
lawn. with beautiful view of
city; new paint inside and out.
rSto taen ouu S~S wi shVhth.
Rainier 20.
$500
A whole u acre with q l-room
house, bath. etc. with q 1-room
house In rear. Located on paved
street III blocks from car.
Double garage. Chicken house.
COW shed: fruit: large garden.
flowers. 5000 cash, SIS per
month. Rainier 30.
$3.50
A 7-room homo on the brow Of
Columbia Heights. Modern in
all respe cts. A view Of the city.
MT. BAKER, LAKE WASHING
TON and MOUNTAINS. Lots OF
sbrubbery and flowers: u pan
Drama in all directions. Easy
terms Rainier ~.
Call us for Information on any
thing concerning Rainier valley
real estate.
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE
gro. 4 SrrSCTp a GO.
:Ot-3-6 uinckIcy building

MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK
$4,000
pleasant rooms with bath. on
fine lot. 60xt20. Good lawn.
shrubbcry and garden. Close to
school and street cars; largo
garage. House in excellent con-
dition: IL minutes from II. q.
$500 cash. Hurry. Main l7t0.
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IS FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
w. c. MADfNG & co.
5oe-7 Hincklcy Bldg. Main 55s.

W. C. MADfNG q co.
5os-7 Hinckicy Bldg. Main 55s.
RAINIER Valley
sf.soo-New rooms and bath; fire
place: 1850 cash. balance like rent;
no mortgage.
s2.o0o--New 4 rooms and bath; fire
place: $3.50 cash. balance like rent;
no mortgage.
| $1,000 acre. with Groom house:
Rainier Beach. splendid view $500
cash, balance TO suit
NoRrH IND, rA,Ep BOULEVARD
$1,000 acre chicken farm. with
nice 1-room modern cottage except
heat; garage. 3 chicken houses.
fruit; berries: splendid garden.
$500 cash. balance like rent.
NORTH QUEEN ANsK
s2.100--Home and income: rooms
and bath first floor. rooms and
bath second floor. $500 cash Will
handle. See II.
w. c. MADING & co.
5os-7 Hinckley Bldg. Main 35s.
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WESTERN rACtFIC SECURITIES
coMrtNf ao7-,-s-e HoF~ Riss
second at Cherry
LoANs-INsURANCE
+ + + + K 4 X + +
\ \ \ \ 4 4
REAL ESTATE
LAwToE
HEreHrs
Is CLOSE IN
orrsrr
ONLY FOUR AND A HALF MILES
FROM THE PosroFFIcE
RIGHT ON THE FORT LAYTON
CAR, A TwENTY-MINUTE RIDE
NOTHING ELSE IN THE CITY
BEAUTIFUL. LEVEL LOTS. ON
IMPROVED STREETS. AT
'v7' stce ssso
ON PAYMENTS OF $40 A MONTH
AND INTEREST AT ONLY eee.
NOW. DON'T 60 10 MILES OUT
OF THE CITY AND PAY JUST
AS MUCH OR MORE. WITH
NO STREET IMPROVEMENTS
EITHER
Our agent lives on tho ground, and
will show tho property any time
that pieases YOU Get off the Fort
\ x.-f< - 80 W
Government way and step into the
little new office there
Or come to our office In Ballard and
we will take you In our auto to
wTos gsf@Hrs
KEAN BROS.
IN BALLARD
so25 Market st Phone Ballard 1,7.
AIT worru rHr woxrY
Ten acres with creek and some bot
tom land in hay. some level
bench land: all open and easily
cleared: right on main stage road
east OF Auburn: nne chicken or
water fowl ranch
ssoo-s1oo Cash.
Balance $40 per Month
FIVE ACRES. UNIMPRovED
Fine soil and location. part cleared
and slashed; only four miles south
OF city. A bargain.
31.50o--Terms
VEAL vALrx
Five-room cottage on a beautiful
corner. 11oxf33: garage. album
dance Of fruit: splendid soil: this
is In . nice location and VIII make
some one $1,000 profit this fall.
ss.5oo-Easy Terms
THE DOUGLAS CO,
32f Leary Bldg. Main $3.50
4,
Modern. up-to-date 7-room
house: large lot: close to
carline, s2,750.
EXCHANGE
40 acres, improved: close
to Seattle; in exchange for
Ballard home.
w. comraNr
ssas sess>srd psdx wus~+S sasI
In the heart Of the finest dairying
country in the world: Al soil
fronting on county road. VIII di-
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ooLUrnrA crrr

II .4o0-wc have 4-room cottage
on, q lot 60x100 at 3216 Edmonds
st Take the Renton car and get
off at Edmonds ST., in the center
OF Columbia City. walk west to
the property. The soil Is excellent.
and with such a large lot as that,
3 good garden could be kept. $500
will give you possession Main
! 1884 H-sS
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5 FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FALFA YIELDS TEN tons an
AtuF ~ TtfHEE nTtERs
COUNTRY
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TN a vrw mars
This man is going TO Europe.
and wants to sell his nice
new homo House just COM
pieted: 1 acre of choice land.
all fenced and in crop: nice
shrubbcry and lawn. A
beautiful place. Just outside
the city. Price $1,000:
terms $500 cash. balance
easy.
CHARLES M ADAss
rsie rAhrs ave.
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aUEEs AvrB BRANca
9TH Ave-. Hsrss and Hssss~

IN Atr- N"ftr ah" h'st%
VACANT CORNER
s1.650
All paved and assessments paid.
60xS0. level. In fine section OF
hill. near car line No better
buy. Half cash. q. A. 1856.
MODERN BUNGALOW
$3.50
Fine residence district. paved
street: level: near school and
cars; not new. but well built.
large rooms: 2 large bedrooms,
fine bath. cabinet kitchen, full
cement basement; furnace: fire.
place: laundry trays. Alley cor
ner: place for garage. Assess
mcnts all paid. No mortgages:
lot 40x60. 15-ft parking strip
set TO shrubs. One of the best
buys for the price and terms on
Queen Anne Hill. $500 cash.
$40 per month. Q. A. 335.
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soHE REAL MARC Arss

toHE REAL rARGATss
az ACRES. $3.50
GOOD SOIL, SOUND VIEW
This is n real bargain and
Will be sold quickly. Only 2
blocks from the beach. ons
block off main highway: rs
minutes by auto from Seat
tie; between Three-Tree Pt
and Des Moines brick high
way. You should see this
tomorrow.
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MODERN BUNGALOW
80 a~a
aEAcos HILL ERANcg

aEACoN HILL BRANCH
Hesesa Ave- .sa Hssfsrd ~
ss.7oo
Good Groom house. close to car
and school: thoroughly well
built and in good condition. Lot
40x100. This property belongs
sold on very easy terms. Beacon
lac.
$4,000
Al 7-room house in splendid
condition. on big corner lot. 50x
100; east front: fine view; gar
den. fruit and shrubbery. A good
home. Reasonable terms. Bea-
con 1f6.
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Attractive Groom bunga-
low; double construction:
close to store. church and
ferry landing: this property
must be sold to close an es-
l-room house. barn. city
water; land all cleared;
close to carlinc.
SIS per front n. for water
front, Meydenbaur Bay, fac
ing on Lake Washington
boulevard: this is 40 per
cent lower than any proper
ty in the vicinity.
Am owner of 100 acres of
land. close to nighttime road
between Seattle and Taco
ma: land lies well: good soil
and ideal for plating into
and 10-acrc tracts; there
are about 1000. 900 feet of
timber. according to county
cruise No reasonable offer
will be refused.
x1lcecc
* acres, close TO Belle
vue ferry an d ng; all
cleared: good orchard: as
sorted fruits; land lies level
NJ. r. WIGHT
1l12 Hogc Bldg. Main 372
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In the heart OF the finest dairying
country in the world; Al soil !.
fronting on county road. VIII di-
vide into 20-acre tracts IL pre-
ferred. Priced at $f5 per acre for
quick sale. 5000 cash. balance SIS
per month. For appointment to see
land. phone owner, Queen Anne
1882, or call at 1884 18th ave. w.
DELORA WHEELER
want to buy home right now,
Before the nuptial knot is tied;
I'll use The Star want ads. / vow,
To find q cottage Tor my bride,
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WATERFRONT SNAP
BROOM SUMMER HOME
$3.50; EASY TERMS

This little homo is on a lot
about 60x1so. only block
from fine beach. with fine.
level road direct to the
beach: unobstructcd view Of
sound and mountains: on
graded road. Water piped in
road; only 25 minutes by
auto from Seattle; jitney
bus service right to Seattle.
only Csc. II you want a fine
place to spend the summer
months you can't beat this
It's a real snap.
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srsv ouNrs ASSy
Four-room cottage. large lot s0x12o.
paved street. all assessments paid:
Third ave- W. near Howe st
s2.ooo-Easy terms Med.
roURrrFrrH svr. va
Good four-room cottage. lot 60x105:
splendid view of bay and noun
tainS handy to car; 18th ave. W..
near Boston. 1T.
s1.75o-s5oo cash.
balance like rent 1886
asrH AVE-.
Five rooms. modern except heat:
corner lot near car line. and
within walking distance OF city
32.200-s5o0 cash.
balance SIS per month ASST
srARkwAS MCLEAN co
Ioo@ Thira .reeu~
Ground FIess
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-B. & p
d. e. F.--B. e. F.
B. & F.
srfrNDTn nUN
- osF INt ss1N

One OF the most attract
tive little places to be
had close TO town for
anything like this price.
Thrcc-room house; cleo
trio lights: granary;
good well; large garden
OF potatoes, beans. Gu
cumbers, tomatoes. etc.
which show quality OF
soil; a young orchard of
choice varieties; rasp-
berries. gooseberries.
currants and other
small fruits treilised
and cared for properly:
flowers, holly trees.
climbing vines. shrub
berry. some Standing
green trees. splendid
view. Handy for peo-
pie employed downtown.
Satisfactory party can
arrange terms.
ntRkF a F.RRAn. IN.
-A ~ n,~.A
--B. & F.
b. a F.--B. a. F.
B. & F.
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For immediate sale I ca
sell the lot for 5000: terma
one-third cash. bal in five
years at s per cent Lot
4oxioo. on Howell St, cor
ner lot fully excavated. 4
really believe this property
VIII take q big jump in price
before the year is over. From
my knowledge OF values in
other coast cities. I can't see
why property like this won't
soon be worth $4,000 per
lot There are several large
buildings soon to be erected
within q short distance OF
this lot Better sec me e
once and buy this -snan.
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= sioHrr coon Br-y

TRACT 7ix22s FOR Sl7S
Good view OF Sound and
mountains; fronts on new
highway: water mains in
street; fine alder soil; will
make terms. $50 cash. $1e
monthly. Only 3 blocks from
carline. This tract IL . fine
buy for someone
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VACANT SNAPS
erAA

A nice level lot. 40xi05 with al
ley: close to Franklin high
school and grammar school and
only one block from Mount
Baker Park Addition. All inn
provemcnts In and paid except
paving. $3.50 cash. Balance
monthly payments. Main 17i0.
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MERIDIAN DISTRICT

METlIDINN IToINIII
$3.50
4-room cottage with combina-
tion living room and dining
room, having hardwood floors.
Good kitchen. bedroom and bath.
Full concrete basement with
laundry trays. A wonderful lot.
45x250, all planted in garden
and fruit This ideal home can
be purchased on easy terms.
North 796.
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wALLINGFORD DISTRICT


A modern broom bungalow, sit
uated on 40-ft. lot: concrete
basement: laundry trays. Fire
place. Extra large bedrooms:
convenient cabinet kitchen. A
small payment down and bal
ance like rent buys this home.
North 796.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12

&ACEE TRACTS
$3.50 and UP for 5-acre tracts Of good
land: virgin second-growth tim
Der. three miles east of Renton,
on old Issaquah road; land lies
level; good soil. Wood enough on
each tract to pay for same. Easy
terms. Main 1874. C-26
t<sw FngcxS--EAsS TERMS
GREgNwooD PARK xSrnx
snprrTDr
so choice lots. 50-foot frontage;
high. level. slightly; $270 and up;
interest. Buy lot build a home.
What's the use of paying rent?
This is a North End district. and a
good one at that. In fact, 1t is
the best modest priced residential
locality in the city. Come out and
look IL over. You'll like IL fine.
Take Phinney car to w 18th st.
go west four blocks and you are
: right there on the ground. Main
1874. C-26
HENRY C. EWING COMPANY
900 ALASKA BLDG. MAIN 1884
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Ns,.Io
Nice l-room house: lot
120x10S; will take in lot or
automobile as first payment.
2 blocks from carline-
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------------------------
ss.see.ee
FOR 2,s ACRES
One and one-quarter
miles south Of Alaska st.
and 600 feet east of ssth
Avenue S.;w.
Paved street city water
on property. Fine place
for country home.
nan cash
balance . years
soHs ". ADAMS
us n"'''s nund-E
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4 FEW DOLLARS
Will Buy This
LARGE vRxCr
or cut-over land. with running
water. good auto road, one
mile from railroad station. five
miles from city; clay loan
soil, no rock or gravel
500 ACRES
$3.50 AN ACRE
Easy Terms
A COOP TRADE
S0-acre farm for Seattle resi-
dence or vacant lots
THIS FARM
Is good soil. no rock or gravel,
On Soou ioou' v ihiieo iiohi
Chehalis; miles of the road
is paved: all of this so acres is
level: 16 acres in crop: most
of the land is alder bottom
and very easy to clear: run
ming water. good barn. one
room house. Value $4,000. with
$1,000 incumbrance-
CARTER. MCDONALD & MILLER
EOS Columbia St Elliott $50
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sshn

A fine corner lot. just one block
ton. All improvements in and
paid except paving. Can be
bought on terms. Main 17to.
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egaL A. srKHcRR a o.
mats ofnen Hinssiey nsdE.
Main 17lo ---'-~
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Second Floor Central Bldg.
Phone Elliott 2705.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-12-05
The "Rose Maiden" To Be Sung

The newly organized Salem County
Choral Club will give its first concert
at the Community ~" at Carneys
Point Tuesday evening, December 18th,
on which occasion Governs cantata, the
Rose Maiden will be sung. The
Choral Club is the result of the musical
interest awakened by the Community
Sings held last summer and conducted
by Mr.. Lawrence G. Nilsson. the \. M. T..
A. New Jersey State Musical Director.
The CLUB which numbers about 100
members was duly organized November
End, Mr.. John b. Whitney being elected
president.
The s~oloists for the coming produc-
ton of the Pose Maiden" are Miss
Frances Dewitt, soprano; Miss Mildred
j. Mason, contralto; Mr.. William E.
Butler, tenor; Mr.. Frank F. Palmer
baritone, all of Wilmington. The
chorus of 100 will be assisted by an
orchestra of Is.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-12-05
Killed In Explosion

With a report that was heard FOR
miles. two wheel houses at the Hagley
yards of the E. l. dupont de Nemours
Powder near Wilmington ex-
ploded at 4.40 o'clock Monday after
noon. e.. c.. snyder, who lived with
Mrs. William Andrews, at Brock lane
was killed. Two stone mill buildings
were wrecked.
The report caused much excitement
here and thruout surrounding country
side. residents of Chester, fourteen miles
north being Jared as their homes
rocked with the conclusion of the TWO
explosions. Penns Grove also hearo
the report plainly. No definite cause
was assigned by company officials for
the explosion.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-12-05
OBITUARY
MARY A. HOLTON

widow of Theodore Holton, died at her
home, in Sharptown, Sunday, Novem-
Der Goth. 1919. aged so years. She had
been afflicted with paralysis for some
time. The funeral service was held at
the home on Wednesday morning.
Burial in Sharptown Cemetery. beside
her husband, who died four years ago.
She was the daughter of Joseph ABB
bolt, was born on the Abbott farm
alongside of the Pilesgrove Methodist
Church burying ground. Mr.. and Mrs.
Holton moved from the farm into
Sharptown about ten years ago.
She leaves a daughter, Emma Harris,
a widow, who has resided with her the
past few years, also a grandson, capt.
Leon Harris, of Wilmington.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-12-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Tn Whom Ii MnX GnnGRrn:

The DUPONT Drug Store having been
purchased by NJ. c. Epstein, all debts
and claims against said concern must
be presented to the undersigned for
payment on or before December 18th,
1919.
12-5-3t NJ. {. EPSTEIN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-13
Euents Of the Day
 At the State Capital
By WILLIAM L. GoRMLEY

months on the books of the concern The examination showed that the company was getting approximately six percent on an investment of approximately two million dollars in Greater Birmingham. Added to the items of expenditure was which the company was compelled to spend in it's defense against the city at Jacks.
 After giving consideration to thousands of pages of evidence, exhibits and other matter the State Body, by divided vote refused the petition of the city for lower phone rates.
 James Weatherly, commissioner of the city when the fight started, continued as the city's chief counsel ip the fight. He went before the supreme court, and ask ed for the writ of certiorari It was on this last petition the supreme court ruled on Thursray.
 Since the city commissioners started their determined fight against the com. pany MT Burleson, with power from the United States government, has come in and increased rates in Birmingham as well as sixty-one other Alabama towns and cities.
 The city, it is believed. has exhausted all means of fighting against the ruling of the Public Service Commission. Even though the city had won the fight at fhe very beginning the postmaster general could have disregarded all rul- ngs and increased the rates just as he did several weeks ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-13
POSTAL RECEIPTS

For several years the postal receipts at the local office have been increas-
 ing from 12 to 15 per cent annually, according to Mir. Smyer, who stated that an estimated growth of IT per cent in postal receipts has been caused by the increase in .first-class postage