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MUTUAL INVESTMENT ca,
5o4 Seaboard Bldg.

Restaurant doing large cash bur
ness: open day and night: chez
rent; long lease. Owner goiI
South; will sell for $3.50. $500 cad
balance monthly.
Transfer. old. established businc<
fully equipped: one-ton auto truc
that would cost you 81 600: own(
has other business and viii sell Z
complete for $3.50: $500 down, D.
ance monthly.
MUTUAL INVESTMENT Cd
5o4 Seaboard Bldg.
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Eighteenth Avenue North House. z
rnouh, furnace, fireplace. fuii e.s
neut basement. hardwood floors
nnd modern ia every respect. an
$4,000, with $1,000 down balance
To suit.
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- s,r,,Av,oNs wANrrn-MAI.E


STEAM rNGf~FEn. E<NAvy MAN.
wants stationary position Ii
years experience a. chief engineer
In charge Of mtll and factory
power pianta. etc; good refer
enees. Address M.tot, star.
SAILOR DESIRES TO
altion with established business
concern, with chance for advance
ment. two yeata university teen
meal training, mechanically IN
eltned Address M.toa. star.
VAN.rEp POSITION As nook
keeper or billing clerk, with
chance Tor advancement by dis
charged soldier. 81 years old. good
reference Address MsAos. star
DISCHARGED SOLDIER iiiGlt
school graduate wishes employ
ment Have acme retail salesman
ship experiences can drive car,
references. Address M.tnI, star.
DISCHARGED SOLDIER, ENPEltl-
eneed salesman, wishes Go eun-
meet with reliable speciality house
offering meritorioua article R-2o.
The Star
YOUNG MAN. 81, rX.sERvitc.E
undergraduate. desires ottiee
work, shipping preferred l.. o
BOX 81.
I'm SOLDIER WISHES POSITION
as hotel clerk. night or day, or
management Of rooming house
Address Notes, star
DISC RGEp CHIEF ELECs
trlcian desires position IA small
electrical or machine shop. fhone
Elliott betiW.
DISCHARGED NAVY MAN WISHES
20 establish himself in pouitry
plant near Seattle. koht. McEWan.
ElEiu, ~.
SAILOR WISHES no.
aittan WIN consider ANYTHING
call room st3. ST James Hotel
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srrrfs RunnER.TtisEp ALVIN
auilNy. almost new s.. dark gray
cravenetto raineoat. sise 80. 10
two wool suits. aiAa aS. $40. Phone
East tata
You NEEn AN ELECTRIC WASH
or. We have them Let VS. talk u
over. Save $40 10 SIS caah at SIS
Pine st.
BEST PIANO AND puoNoGitAr1t
values at fringer.E Piano House.
1859 THIRD ave. Elliott 2aof.
SLIGHTLY USED WATCHES. mon
grade standard makra, &c very low
prices, iiobH. slb Third ave,
FURNITURE REPAIRED. REFlN.
tahed. work guaranteed. 1905
Howell ~. Elliott ASS.
NEw PIANOS FoR RENT RENT
applied ON purchase. Meyer
Toner. $40 tnion.
WALL TtNTtNG. tst0 ROOM AND
up. Painting. papcfiug, Leave
orders 9. A. 60,
SUIT CAsES AND TRAVELLING
hays. exceptional values. Hoba,
els Third ave,
GOLD com POTATOES. si7s PIER
leo pounds. delivered, Phone Main
1895
SINGER Melt sis aio DENNY RID
kAvANAutrS O. sa HArTs itos list
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Norman street Cottage OF rooms.
bath, EaH. electricity, lot abK9U.
this IL "A dandy buy at 81. 500. with
1870 down. balance as monthly.
Including intufrst
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WASHINGTON OAKLAND co.

WARRINGTON OAKLAND co.
USED CAR DEBT.
Cor. 18th and y. Pike.
Phone kast sit.
Dodge touring gust been
oNerhauisd and simon
ICED. Must be sold this
week to net owner 800. $3.50
Pullman touring--'-To see
IN IS 10 buy" Easy terms
Llberty Bonds at Face
1917 Oakland Excellent
mechanical con q ition;
good rubber .......... 500
T. ~ r. touring Suitable
for bug or truck 4.s. 100
1917 Maxwell touring
Good mechanical condi-
1918 Oakland SIX roadster
Excellent condition.
used only on pavement;
never driven over -
miles per hour: better
than new .....s.s... 9T5
1915 Oakland Six touring
Just been painted ..t... s75
1918 Maxwell touring Elk
cellent condition. Com
pare this value ........ $50
1918 Oldsmobile Six
Newly painted. excellent
mechanical condition;
spare tire ......s.+t.. 1850
Small Amount Down--Pay
Balance "AS YOU LIKE
LIBERTY BONDS AT FAcE
VALUE FOR A FEW DAYS
USED CAR DEPT.
wAgHISGTOS.OAkisAND co.
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i ron sALr--AtroMonuI.rs


WE HAVE ttsT TAKEN IN AN
other large assortment OF the bet
tor class used ears.
Lots of people .ay they read our ads.
THAT isn't what we write Them
for We want you To- visit tho
Emporium and see those high
class ear. a good used car In bet
ter than cheap new car.
NEW FOND sEnANs WIRE
wheels. cord tifea, THIS car better
than new run t.0no miles
equipped with electric starter aud
bumpers; many other .xtnh. \
bargain at 1850,
uaed Car Emporium. 18th & y. Pine.
.nUpMonfLE b-pAaaENdER. GOOD
rubber. has just been revarniHhed
and had complete overhauiinr /.
guaranteed mechanically perfect
Cant be told from new
Used Car Emporium, 18th y. ifne,
nuiCk SPECIAL
big Six T.paHscnger. ieiei newly
Narnished. with cord tires all
around. and car guaranteed.
EAsf Ako, ttsn liitoApWAf.
WE HAVE FIVE HoADsTEhs.
Buick. Overland. Maxwell. Chew
ruleL saxon. kcrippa Booth.
Prices very attractive.
Used Car Emporium, t2th a u. Pine.
MITCHELL AUTO; LIKE NEW.
$1,000. terms, or real estate. TO
Third ave. kenwood t0ft.
o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Will. EXCHANGE
Cottage in Yakima. free and clear.
value 1900. always rented. for
COED auto, III f.eary.
Ok AUTO ACCESSORIES
Afro Tors. Tor COVERS sEAT
covers. curtains. carpets cushions,
closed and open car upholstery Df
every description. Special attcn-
ton given TO repairs aud aitera-
tienh.
Prompt and courteous service.
Prices right
PACIFIC AUTO TOR co.
si4 y. Pike st
Phone Main 4zf5 Seattle. wash.
81 MOTORCYCLES AND
ACCESSORIES
ScfuCk CYCLE co. sf4s WEST
lake Main Gers Reading stand
ard motorcycles. bicycles. aecea-
sorieH aud expert repairing.
Is tOk sALE--HIsAL ESTATE
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Queen Anne boulevard New bum
Enlows rooms, furnace. fifcpihss e.,
cement basement, break fHHt moot.
narchrH. lot f0xtao to alley 000.
with 5000 down. balance monthly.
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ACREAGE
8 ACRES TROUT STREAM
LOG HOUSE IMPROVED

This five acres was selected
from a large tract hy "A min
company. and permanent
buildings erected. good log
house, meat and root house.
also chicken houses with
large runs and other I'M
pfoyeWNutst splendid stream
on property. both bottom
and upland well improved
dintFtct. few hundred feet
from brick highway mum
hrt people living IN thia
district are employed down
town. mill company has eut
OF timber. and mill BE- bclng
torn down, reason Tor selling
this improved portion. Easy
terms 10 satisfactory party.
Price ff.aTs For further In
formation. inquire 26J New
York Block
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- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SAFES
We have prospective purchasers for
used safes. all sizes
PURCELL SAFE co.
| Main ss7 IT'S Fourth Ave.
THE owl. PAYS MORE for clothing,
fuYs. furniture We buy, sell and
exchange everything. 1917 "a LIST
| Elliott 331f.
wANTED-fRIsH coBBLER PorA-
| toes n-22 star
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10 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
o y wILLIAMs 90.

o. n WILLIAMS co.
SASH AND DOORS
Hosbed sash for starting your early
plants. for immediate delivery.
Hotbed sash 3-0xs-n at..... $3.50
Hotbed sash t-oxs-0 at ....... $3.50
Greenhouse glass. ioxlf. per box q
81 HEhfs .t... t4.s... te.sf
Barn sash. and 6 iIghts
The grade Of our Gold Seal roofing
IL equal to any on the market
today. and we are selling II at
f-pIy Gold Seal roofing ....... 1900
z-piy Gold Seal roofing s7.50
3-piy Gold Seal roofing .... 5000
We also have n large stock Of t-tnch
and s-inch bungalow cedar siding.
selling at IS and SIS per. 1000 feet.
Our. large illustrated catalogue free.
postpaid.
We sell anyone. Ship anywhere.
One price 70 AL, no
o. H. WILLIAMS co.
1913 First Ave. s, Seattle.
NEW LUMBER
2xf 2xs and 2xs Com .......fla.0 90
Dry Shiplap commandments. 1900
Dry Cedar shiplap ........... 2200
u xs Cedar siding. regular -
TX. Gear siding. regular ,.'. :.
XXI Headed Ceiling mann. 2t00
axf Headed Ceiling ......,.. 2h.n0
fxt Flooring ............. 22.50
1xf V. O. Flooring. ..... $500
txf TO fxs Finish Lumber. $500
lxt0 and fxf2 Finish Lumber. 20 %
5-inch ". N. Casing .........ttz e
Axs u. n. Base. Sanded ...3iAo
We sell In any quantity.
PHOVfNE LUMBER co.
1908 Post st. between University
and Seneca Streets
w1cK-THE PIANO WITH A Soul.
Made by gray haired veteran MAS
TER PIANO BUILDERS Prices
$500 up 20 $4,000. ONE OF THE
DAY. Satisfaction or money back
on this piano. DU BARRY PIANO
co. 10s Union 1T. Three storea In
the West
THERE'S a REASON WHY
Waldron Co. sell 50 many rugs. It's
due 10 the large assortment shown,
but mainly the pleasing prices
made and liberal terms given that
sends the trade to both the Henry
and Cobb Bldgs., on Fourth ave.
FIRE AND u n II q l. A X PROOF
rates. safe cabinets. bought. sold
and exchanged. Lock expert work
and repairing.
PURCELL SAFE co.
Main e67. 7ts.720 Fourth Ave.
OUR SIXTH YEAR
In the Henry Bldg specializing
rugs, with desirable furniture just
added across the street in the
Cobb Bldg. Waidron Co.
PIANO BARGAINS
$3.50 Weber piano ..........s210
sl75 kohler e. Campbell piano. 22b
$3.50 ]. " g. Fischer piano 49,. 200
G. G. BENDER PIANO co. 1929 4th.
PHONOGRApHs OUR SPECIALITY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
1916 Westlake. Elliott 2678.
Opposite New Times Bldg.
MARSHALL FIELDS RUGS
Are on sale here Mt Chicago prices,
and also on terms, at Waldron
Co.'S, 1922 Fourth, Henry Bldg.
STAR WANT ADS FOR RESULTS.
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POULTRY

"How TO FEED AND CARE ron
CHICKS Bulletin 100. viii be
mailed frye to poultry growers.
HrtnFs offer for free kAte sued,
Get your name on our list for
future bulictinn--ali free. Put
your poultry troubles up To us.
The Chas II. Lilly Co. Seattle.
WHITE i.EGHoRN cMtckA zoc
each, siToa per 100 u l. Red.
HAIRED Rock and Black MtnoreA.
s5c each. Matching eggs. 1850 per
SETTING Queen Hatchery. -
Pike. Elliott 10St
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TRADE ron AcftEAGB
Good, modern broom bungalow lot
HoSt0G. free and clear. 10000 70
minutes from T.. o PUBLIC
NEATLY BUREAU. go LIBERTY
niDU, orr. y. @.
HANDSOME 30 ACRE DAIRY
farm, near Seattle; hair cash. or Ia
trade aH first payment. by owner.
1905 ifth ave. =, Might rent
no EXCHANGE - CARPENTER
work FOR boat E-28. star
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AUCTION NOTICES

AUCTION SALE
Thursday and Friday. March 81 and
rs at aa0 a. IN, the American Try
Express Co. will sell at auction. to
the highest bidder without reNer-
walton, az our auction room, 2unt
second ave. about 500 unclaimed
and over. without mark. express
shipments drawn from It's various
offices In oregon. Montana and
Washington. and consisting or
packages. clothing and bedding,
hardware, auto accessories. trunks.
suit cases and merchandise ~ alt
descriptions. Sale begins prompt.
~ at $50 a. IN. aud continues
Thursday and Friday until entire
lot to disposed 81
BARNETT a LEVY. Auctioneers
en0t Second Ave
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96 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED
SPECIAL. NOTICES

PouLSBo. HOOD CANAL. U. S.
mail route boats leave Pier 4. .
a. m. every day except Sunday.
Cheapest. surest and quickest
route to way points on Hood
Canal. Mail stage connects with
Port Gamble also, Nils Sonju. man
ager poulsbo, Wash.
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ron sALE-t ACRE. HIGHLY IN
proved. fine soil. f-teom house Z.
fruit quick sale. 1850; terms.
y y Co. sos ssBboard III i0s.
80 FARM LANDS
mo OPENING or YAKIMA
VALLEY FARM LAND
Located TIA the earliest district in the
state. and the bert farm land in
Wash ington. ON the Yakima river.
close 90 town. two railroads; on
state highway. and the climate IL
good
$40 PER ACRE AND UP
with very easy terms. IL under
government irrigation project that
IT, an extension Of tho Sunnyside
Canal We have sold more than
10000 aeres Of this land in the
past year 10 farmers and business
sold ~ 40-AcRE TRACTS
AZ Wholesale prices. Adjoining lands
are held at many times more than
ours. At our office We have many
pictures Of our land. and the i'm
proved farms there. Buy now d.
rect from the owners. before the
Hp~cuiht0FH boost the prices.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
GIG Green Bldg.
office open evenings also.
$50 ACRES. $500
Close % clear lake. hkagit county.
Good grass and farming land. Fine
FOR stock or sheep ranch. one
". q. PETERS
7ig Third Ave.
Farm LANDS
In the celebrated SkRRit Valley Of
Washington where they raise the
most On the least lane caii and
see us. or write. BctiiKMAS x
CO. At Vernon. Wash.
81 FOR sALF--WATEKF'RONT
PROPERTY
LAKE WASHINGTON WATER
FRONT
Level tract; 75-foot front by 2ss
feet deep. with fine beach and
shade trees. Located near dock
and school Handy 10 busy cen
ter.
This is the ideal spot for your home
on Lake Washington.
81. 100. $500 cash, balance per month.
CLIFFORD LAND COMPANY
ei7 Thlrd Ave. Il3 ThIrd Ave.
sc LoGGED.Ot'F LANDS
5000 ACRES IN SOUTHWEST
Washington for sale TO settlers;
easy terms. no raise in prices. "
per acre and up; Liberty Bonds
taken at par. write for map show
ing location, etc.
wEYERHAEUsER TIMBER co.
Tacoma Bldg. Tacoma. Wash.
30 RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT
FOR LEAsE-ts ACRES OF GAR
den land. on paved road. near
South Park. To b-year lease.
II acres Of garden land near Kent:
Broom house and good, large
barn and irFiEating system. VIII
lease for years.
G. l. WILSON
Next Door To fostofflce. Georgetown
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Meridian Avenue bungalow. 9
rooms, modern. buiit-in foaturen.
lot t0xta2 10 alley. excellent
view. "A refined home at $500.
with $3.50 down. balance t25 per
month. including Interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-25

The Largest Audience in the |
Northwest Reads Star Want Ads |
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J. ~ JAIN & co.
l.llnl IiulIslInE


Queen Anne boulevard New bun
Enlow, 3 rooms. furnace. fifcpins e..
cement hnHumNnt bronx fHHt nooI
pofchrH. lot f0Nt2o to alley 81. 900.
with 5000 down. balance monthly.
Norman Street Cottage OF rooms.
bath, HaH. electricity, lot aDk90 /.
this II "a dandy buy at $500. with
$3.50 down. balance t2b monthly.
including Interest
Eighteenth Avenue North@lIousc. 2
rnoms. furnace, fireplace. full ce-
tneut basement. hardwood floors
aud modern ia every respect. an
excellent buy in this district at
$4,000, with $1,000 down. balance
To suit
Meridian Avenue - bungalow. 8
rooms, modern. buiit-in features.
lot t0xt14 10 alley excellent
View "A refined home at $500
with $3.50 down. balance f25 per
month. Including Interest
Ninth Ave. s.-cottaRc Of 4 rooms
bath. gas. electricity. porchcH
largo lot. one block from car. at
81 900. with $3.50 down. balance at
$3.50 per month. including inter
est. this ia snap.
banner Place Practically new tun-
gaiow u rooms. bath. Was. "leo-
trictty, bullt#ln features. rement
basement. large attic. bay at
S. 900. with 1900 down. balance
$50 per month. including interest
East 10th at-IInuH.. rooms. fire
place. cement basement bliit~in
features. pnuoied watts. b"nfued
ceilings. garage and stable, lot sVN
ia2; at $3.50. with 500 dow o.
balance fab monthly. including ir-
tsrsHt.
StnrFis House. 6 rooms. bath
gas. electricity. pufches. lot suK
y. win plenty 81 fiowcrt shrubs,
fsSI. 'i s.,oo s' mss 800 $40 down SSGs
balance ia three years
East John St House. 6 rooms. hail
bath. gas. basement. cornet lot
suitabl. for families at $3.50.
with $500 down. balance $50 per
month. including interest
Bowdoin place House, rooms
hall, bath. gas. electricity. cellar.
lot Aoninn. plenty 81 shrubs. own
- - compelled 10 naori tiee and
will dispose 81 At tl5OO. with
$500 down. balance i.s per month.
including interest
North tsth gt-~IIouse. 7 rooms.
bath. gas. electricity furnace
heat. cement basement LAUNDRY
bath, gas. basement. corner lot.
lot t6xtoa; at i1s00. with 1900
down. balance $50 per month. In
Guiding interest
iIeadquarters for Seattle Property
Exclusive tintings Only
lf JAIN a co.
Eitel flds. Second at Pike
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When poa think Of advertising,
think OF The Star.
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ron sALE-I ACRE. HIGHLY IN
proved. fine soil. f-toom house Z;
new garage; all kinds ~ good
s. = Co. sos aahbonrd vi l0A.
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1917 Grant @; just overhauied and
put In first-claAs condition. VIII
trade for Ford and give terms
on balance.
1918 Ford touring ......l......tt50
1918 Chevrolet touring ...... 7s5
1917 Overland Model o0... 81
1916 Overland touring ......... 35t
s-ton logging trailer. $500.
Late model Buick. passenger; 8
cord tires; $3.50.
These are n few of our good buys,
and we have many other cars at
right prices: easy terms
HENRY MossBAcH AUTOMOBILE
COMPANY
sfs-6fs East Pike
Phone East 1851
w lttisI so~pN MIR ~ W
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
18th and Il. Pine. Phone East 600.
Our stock OF Used Cars at this time
IL very complete. Come in and
see how we rebuild them before
we offer them to you for sale.
Competent instructors are always
at your service to teach you how
to drive and maintain your car Mt
minimum expense.
DODGE COUPE: WIRE WHEELS:
cord tires or will trade for Buick
81. st,250.
Used Car Emporium. 18th &c u. Pine.
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Ninth Ave. R-cottaRc Of rooms
bath. gas. electricity. porchVH
large lot. one block from car. at
81 zoo. with $3.50 down. balance at
$3.50 per month. including inter
est. this tH snap.
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GOOD TRACTS or LoGGED-o OFF
LAND FOR SALE. Low prices
easy terms We viii accept Lib
erty Bonds as first payment: pay
the balance out OF your wages.
Steady work in our camp and mill
for steady men.
THREE LAKES LUMBER co.
Three Lakes, Wash.
$3i5 AN ACRE, WORTH $500
Five acres. near it5th N. and Me-
ridlan ave; Foy station; 2M acres
cleared: good soil: no house.
w. s. Robson co, no Third Ave.
ACRES-s250 CASH
Little ranches: 2 big bargains
Si,i75 $3.50 cash; move right on;
good soil.
w. S. Robson co. 7io Third Ave.
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EXPERIENCED SPECIALITY SALES.
man. discharged from service.
wishes connection with reliable
speciality house offering merttor-
ious article OF merit. Proposition
large enough for crew preferred
Address M-f0f Star
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-06-14
CALVERT.

Calvert, Texas, June lathe Church
Of Godr-services were good Sunday.
Sunday school was well attended. At
night the pastor preached wonder
full sermon, text, st. Matt. 1896. Bro.
Montgomery Powers enrolled his
name. Rev. e. w. Powers is very
active in church work. An enter
tainment win be held at Rev. Powers
residence.
Mr.. G. W. Asberry Of Jersey City,
N. Y, is in the city with his mother.
Mr.. Lewis Hayden and Prof. C.
W. Asberry Of Dallas was called to
the city Monday to the home of his
grand mother, Mrs. Hayden.
Miss Jesse Mae Tucker left a
few days ago for Stanford, Texas
to visit her father and sister.
Mrs. Jim Anderson of Franklin
was in the city Sunday, the guest Of
her brother-in-law. Mr.. John Gil
more.
Mrs. Susan Scott of Thornton, was
in the city Sunday visiting Mrs. R.
Perkins and daughter.
Mrs. Julia Rayiord, the mother OF
the late Alex Asberry and Rev. H.
Asberry and the other Mr.. viii Har.
ris, who was formerly murdered by
his wife. Pauthena Harris last We'd
nesday night in Bryan and his re-
mains we're shipped to the odd Eel
lows Of Calvert, who under the man
agement Of Prof. A. H. Minis laid his
body to rest. Rev. M. L. Movington
preached the final sermon which was
an able address to both young and
old.
Mrs. D. A. RISKY and the reporters
mother. Mrs. Cleo G. Minis Smith
left for Prairie View, Sunday.
Prof a. II. Minis is making his
last membership drive SO get In
the wagon and help the race. He
wants 100 men aud women to Join
the Odd Fellows by June 9th.
Prof. A. II. Minis bought seventy
copies of the Express Saturday, every
one that join the Odd Fellows and
Ruth will be given this paper.
Mrs. d. %. Biggers and children
of Jones Prairie were over Sunday
to see the last of her brother, Mr..
VIII Harris.
Mr.. y. q. Mcbride Of New FORK
City is expected looae this week after
being away for 30 years.
Mrs. p. =. Davis left Sunday morn
ing for Dallas to attend the Grand
Lodge K. of P. Prof. "A. H. Minis
left Monday night and Prof. H.
Brawley Tuesday morning all strong
X. of F.'s
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-06-14
LEWISVMiLE

Lewisville. Texas. June 12.-Excel-
lent services were had at Macedonia
Baptist church Sunday. Pastor w. n
Warner preached morning and even
ing. Children sermon was preached
in the evening. after which there
were four additions to the church.
At night an. excellent program was
rendered by the children under the
direction of sisters Alice Brothington,
Katie Mays, Sarah Robinson and
Dora Lusk. Miss Lucinda Hembry
performed at the instrument The
church and auxillaries gave the pas
tor nice $4,000 suit to wear to the
8. S. and B. Y. p. u. Congress at
jackson Miss. s. s. $1,000 and B. Y.
p. q. $500 w. H. M. s. $1,000, and
church $500. Mrs. Leah Hamilton
raised the highest amount among the
individual solicitors. Timely remarks
we're made by Deacons G. Brothington
J. D. Gordan and G.. M. Hamilton.
The people Of Lewisviile deserve
much praise for their loyalty and
progress.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-06-14
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Itasca, Texas, June 12.-Closins
exercises Of the Booker T. Washing
ton school was quite q success. The
first night being conducted by Miss
II. K. Orr and the second night by
Mrs. NJ. ]. Sanford, principal. -Four
young ladies' finished the grammar
grades. Misses Hazel MCMILLAN, An
IA Lou Anderson, Mamie Lee CASH
mer. ind Emma Johnson. Mrs. A.
u. Carter had charge of the musical
department.
Quite number of our people left
for Hillsboro. to be at the school
closing.
Rev. G. w. Burton. Mr.. VIM, Mr..
Geo. Norris, Mr.. f. M. McGinnis,
Mrs. A. q. Carter and the choir, ali
report busy and pleasant week.
Miss Clara Thompson is home from
school. Mr.. Marcus VIM, left on
the LIST for Hot Springs, Ark. Pri-
yate Chairman, Harold is at home
after spending several months across
the seas.
The birthday party given for Miss
Clara Thompson, Saturday was an
enjoyable affair.
MdolcE OCClt llutHOIo 10 uUfu6 ITOIu
Fort Worth. Mr.. Willie Aycock of
Hillaboro, was the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. NJ McGinnis, Sunday. Little
Miss Erie Brown of Fort Worth, was
the guest Of her father. Mr.. Gus
Brown last week Miss Emma Davis,
TT. Worth, spent few days with
her uncle, Mrs. Sonnie Davis. Prof.
and Mrs. ]. w. Sanford motored TO
Whiterock Sunday and brought Mrs.
McMullen, Mrs. Sanford's mother
home to spend few weeks. The
Methodist Trades Day Festival will
continue, through this week. Bethel
A. M. q. church notes Sunday was
high day Sunday school was good.
At IL a. m, the service was good
Baptism by sprinkling. At three
o'clock. Rev. f. d. Holloway and
number Of Itascaites motored to
the country and organized Mission
A. M. e. church, IL members and
probationers.
The pastor. Rev. Holloway preach
ed Sunday night. The gospel stream.