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The Washington times., 1919-04-16
FORM BLOOD TRANSMISSION
SQUAD TO SAVE OTHERS

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. April I6.-
A blood TRANSMISSION squad" COM
posed Of physically perfect men and
women, to hold themselves available
at any time their services are needed.
is being formed here
The Santa Barbara County Medical
Society has issued a call for a dozen
volunteers
The merit Of the plan. il is pointed
out, is that physicians will have
names OF persons who can be called
on Immediately in emergency cases.
whereas by the old plan valuable time
was lost in examining volunteers.
When one OF the members OF. the
perfect squad" is called upon to
give blood for some patient he or she.
as the case may be. will be paid
$50 for the red corpuscles given up
to save some one else
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
BIRTHS,

Samuel T and Eva G. watson. boy
Ronald L. and Hasel o. Wakslet, girl.
Max and Annie Stein, girl.
Clarence and Madge Stomm. girl.
Max and Ida Shulmah. boy.
MO=Ean B. and Ha8ie Sullivan. girl.
Luther W and Martha 1. A. Strobel, boy
Fred J. and lrma A. PelkoneH. boy.
Illarion and Irene r. MiGhtoWt, boy.
Albert =. and Dorothy .. Mcintyre, girl.
Harry II. and Julia ". Mitchell. girl.
John and Rebecca EFupaaw. girl.
Luther r. and Edith n. Jackson. boy.
Andrew J. ana Ellen r. Heard, boy.
Leonard and Turissa Heineck, boy.
Wilbur L. and Lottie &. Hill, girl.
William r. and Helen r. GreeuWald. boy.
Lee r. and Edna l.. GoTham, boy.
Isaac and Gertrude Furman, boy
Antonio and Louise z. CaHi. boy.
John W. and Anna N. CorcoFan, boy.
Charles 8. and Catherine Angel, girl.
Alter and Hey AndrusiH. boy.
James II. and Olive n. White, boy.
Alfred and Ada TriveTs. girl.
Lafayette NJ. and Ethel J. Russell. boy.
Leon L. and Marie L. r. Perry, girl.
James A and Rosetta Proctor, girl.
John l.. and Alice W. Akers, girl
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
THE LOCAL MARKET

A slight increase in activity was
noted at today's session OF the wash
ingteh Stock Exchange.
One $500 Capital Traction 5 at asa
ten shares Of Washington Railway,
preferred. at 60Is. one share Of Riggs
National Bank at 465. Ave shares Of
American Security at 237, ten shares
OF I-anston at SO. and one share OF
Mergenthaler at 1S7 were the sales
recorded. There was no aftsF-cAll
business
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
ARRANGE FUNERAL
FOR GEO. MELLING

Funeral services for George Nell
ing. sr. ninety-nine years old, who
died yesterday afternoon. will be held
from his home, 1926 Seventeenth
street northwest, at > o'clock tomor-
row afternoon.
Mr. Melting was born in Liverpool.
England February 8, 1920. AS a boy
he saw the coronation OF Queen Vic
toria. He came to the United States
in 1910. and made his home in this
city in 1S45, though he later Travelled
extensively. He went 20 Butte. Iowa,
where he made his home for several
years.
He came TO Washington again in
1854 and had lived here to the time
Of his death.
He is survived by two children,
Roger Melting. and Mrs. Nellie Esta-
brook, botn OF this city; nine grand
children and thirteen great-grand-
children. Nine OF his children died.
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
ALOYSIUS |. MUDD.

Funeral services for Aloysius L.
Mudd, a lifelong resident of Wash
ington, who died Saturday. were held
yesterday at 81. Matthews Churcn
on Rhode Island avenue REQUIEM
high mass was conducted by the Rev.
Edward Buckley. Pallbearers were
Bennett s. Jones, representing the
alumni or GonEaga College, from
which Mr.. Mudd was graduated; B.
ID. Stalings. J. 4. Arnold and F. Z.
Cleary. Of the Department OF Agri-
culture. and Washington Topham and
Benjamin w. Reese. OF the Associa
tion OF Oldest Inhabitants. Interment
was in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
WALL ST. MARKET

NEW YORK, April 16.-Buying or.
ders at the stock market opening to.
day were in such volume that initia
transactions displayed great strength
with practically all the entire list go
ing into new high ground.
United States Steel opened at 100
up Il: Texas Company, DO, up is
Studebaker. 6sii, up q; Mexican Pc,
troleum, 1914, up 1; General Motors
$50; Southern Pacific, l05k. up Z
Tobacco Products, Se%, up q; Cruel
bic Steel. 69Iz, up u.
The market closed strong.
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
SAMUEL HERMAN.

Funeral services for Samuel Her
man, an employe OF the Potomac Elec-
trio Power Company fer many years,
were held this morning from his home,
1904 Fourteenth street northwest
The services were conducted by mem
bers OF Osiris Lodge. No. IS. F. A. 4.
NJ, to which Mr.. Herman had belonged
for several years
The Washington times., 1919-04-16

Hiatt place northwest. Mr.. Israel
died Sunday. He was at one time
associated in business with Andrew
Gleeson. later entering the contract
ing field for himself
He is survived by his wife, two
sons, and three daughters. lnterment
was in Rock Creek Cemetery. PAIL
bearers at the funeral were Commis-
sioner Gwynne Gardiner, Clarence
Norment. J. Smith, Robert J.. Water,
George Nicholson, and Sterling Gar
diner
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
BANK CORNERSTONE
WILL SOON Be LAID

The work OF constructing the new
home Of the Citizens Savings Bank
at 1885 New York avenue, Washing
tons newest financial institution.
which opened in temporary quarters
yesterday. will be started during the
current week, according to an an
nouncement today by L. Z. Breunin-
ger. president OF the institution.
The contracting firm of l.. +.
Breuninger and Sons will have charge
Of the work. The old building, which
has lately been occupied as head
quarters of the Near East Relief
Fund drive. will be torn down and a
modern building erected. Mr..
Brueninger expects to complete the
work inside of four months. having
it ready for occupancy by August 5.
Deposits aggregating S230.0OO were
received at the bank on its opening
day yesterday at its temporary home.
1S41 New York avenue. A total OF $50
accounts were opened, 200 of them
being for savings. Fernand Petit is
cashier.
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
T0DAY,S SALES.

Capital Traction SIS. $500 Os6E
Washington Railway, preferred. 10
e6olz.
Riggs National Bank. d 465.
American Security and Trust, SO
337.
Lahston, 5e66, 5a66.
Mergenthaler, 1613T.
The Washington times., 1919-04-16

The Washington Gas Light Com
pany has declared a quarterly divi-
dend Of 30 cents q share on its COM
mon stock payable May TO stock
holders OF record April Is.
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
RICHARD G. ISRAEL.

Funeral services for Richard G. Is
rael, pioneer in the contracting
business in this city. were held yes-
terday afternoon at his home, 3ll7
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
IN MEM0RIAM

BOYD-In SAD bot iovIsE romTn1braaSo Of
my dear a0n. ELMER F. BOYD. Who
departed this life six months ago today,
October IL. 1915
Days OF sadness Etiil come over me
Tears OF sorrow silently hoW.
Fond memory keeps our loVad one near M
Though heaven Claimed him tlK months
ago.
MOTHER
The Washington times., 1919-04-16

The District Commissioners today
announced their acceptance Of the in
vitation of the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Association 10 their week
end "get-together trip" for Washing.
ton business men May Il to l9.
The party will leave Washington.
via steamboat. Saturday. May Il. at 1
o'clock and return the following Mol-
day at q. m. Lester Lansburgh is
chairman OF the "get-together booster
trip"
The Washington times., 1919-04-16

Eight more Washington firms are
today handling the Votes for Wash
ington" stickers.
They are: Sinsheimer Shoe Com
pany. S146 NJ street northwest; Milton
Kronheim, 1876 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest; Gray Line Sight Seeing
Company, 1417 Pennsylvania avenue;
Arthur Newman. Inc. 1922 New York
avenue northwest; Henry l.. kauf-
man, Colorado building; Bert Cohn,
Twelfth and G streets northwest;
The Times. and the Washington
Herald.
Stickers are being sold by these
firms and wherever the Votes for
Washington Red and Black Poster
is displayed.
The Washington times., 1919-04-16

Seven washington men will attend
the annual convention OF the United
States Chamber Of Commerce at St.
Louis, April IS TO May 1, Subjects Of
vital interest to Washingtonians will
be taken up at this meeting.
The Chamber OF Commerce has
designated James T. Lloyd and John
Barrett as it's representatives. John
z. Laskey, United States District At
torney. and William w. Everett. gen
ersl manager OF woodward & 10th
rop's, will represent the Board Of
Trade.
John Joy Edison, who is treasurer
OF the United States Chamber Of
Commerce: Elliot H. Goodwin. gen.
eraI secretary, and D. A. Skinner, as
sistant secretary OF the national body.
are the other Washington men who
will be in attendance.
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
COTTON MARKET
Prey.

PIIFHIBkSd Ths UrGshiAEtsa Times - y. L.
Carpenter q Co New YsEk Branch offieS,
WpOaWArl bldG. HATbSTt II. BrsWn. naB-
aIoF.
New York Prev.
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
BALTIMORE GRAIN mARKFFr.

BALTIMORE. April l6.-Wheat
strong; offerings light; demand good
No. ? red winter. $50: No. : red win
ter. garlicky, $2.4T; receipts, II6,353.
shipments. 239, $50. Corn easier:
yellow domestic, $50 10 SI.70; 70
ceipts, s.o96: shipments 1851. oats
quiet; No. white domestic. T4I5c
receipts, 13,4S3; shipments, 5.s44. Rice
easier; No. : western export spotE.
Sl.15; receipts 51.Ss7: Shipments,
none. Hay hrmer; No I timothy. $40
No. ] clover mixed. f3S to SIS so per
ton. Flour firm. unchanged.
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
DEATHS

LANGAN-On TueAday, AFFiI 1B, 1919, At
r0.iS =. NJ, EDWARD =. LAS6AN. be
loved son Of Rose and ne late Michae!
J i.anEHn
SotIcA - funeral hereafter ls'
The Washington times., 1919-04-16

FLOWERS for all eeeasisns. Call FPankIIn
$500: TsEidence. FRANKLIN 1856 GEO ii
COOKE. ITO: Conn. ave. myiS-ISot
The Washington times., 1919-04-16

Help bring the bOys hOSae frOm
Hnee. War savings sta8PS TuI
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
CHICAGO MARKET

Furnished The Warrington Tines By n. l.
Carpenter a Co.. New York. Branch Stfico,
woodward bldg. Herbert H. Brown. IaAa.
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
FLORAL DESIGNS

J. H. SMALL & SONS, Florists,
Corner 18Th and 81 sta, WAsHIRGTON
Waldorf Astoria. and soc AadISon ave
New YORK. FloWert for funerals a s.s.
ciaIty. Prices moderate
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
Births, marrlagRs, DEATHS

Notices Nay Be PhOned Unta Man $3.50, Branch
The Washington times., 1919-04-16

SPANISK ::s:s. !::ss:;. s:sS:; :. 3xe1ss.:; 11s5:i
gzess and conversation GI6 ~ 81 N NJ
rhone North g5Ss. mhsS-iot
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
SHAMPIN SCHOOL
FRENCH AND SPANISH
By NATIVE TEACHERS
14o7 NEW YORK AVENUE
1-mhsT-eod-S0t
NATIONAL CITY SCHOOL
THE GARDNER STUDIO OF
DANCE

IIOS VERMONT AVE.
The latest popular society and baliFSora
iances taught In FIVE lessons; lady AMI
-entlemeH inGtructorB; private and claSa
lessons; children'g classes ON Saturdaz
Appointments by phone Main IbGL Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
g NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CASH FOR OLD FALSE TEETH
fbroken or not). We pay $500 to
f35 per set. Also actual value for
diamonds. watches, bridRework.
crowns. old gold silver and plat
mum. Send at once and receive
cash by return mail. Your goods
returned II price is unsatisfactory.
Mazer Bros. N-2007 s. Firth at.
DhftafefDhfa pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
PEACE LEAVES THIS
TOWN ALL DESERTED

Especial 20 The Star by ~. y. ~
aHENAEDOAH. Pa. May u
Fern Dale. "a town In the catawissA
valley. two miles this side OF RsH'
town. IL deserted village. only
one family lives there. this being a
man with his wife and children. who
are In charge Of farm connected
With powder plant Fern Dale
consists Of Y double blocks and had
q population Of $50 people during
the war The company dismantied
the works few months ago. ship
ped the machinery away ana the
employees went also. Ringtown had
a vision Of an industrial boom when
Fern Dale was started. but the sign
ing Of the armistice has dissipated
the roseate dream.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
CZECH0- Sl0VAKIA Is
ALREADY PROSPERIN0|

Especial 20 The Star by ~ r. Al
PRAGUE. May i5.-czecho-Hle1
vakia seems most firmly estabiisha
~ all the new governments which
has sprung up in Central Europe.
Bolshevism has gained no Roadway
here. The reason: Czecho Sloyakia
has gone 10 work. II has ampis'
natural wealth In it, own borders.
II IN mining - coal and using II
to run rs factories. Beet e
plants viii have a large surplus
export Food Is not as scarce
other countries. Textiles and
other Industries have been held
BY lack Of imports. but banks %
see lots Of business coming. and have
Increased their capital Condolences
Ia the future gives Czecho slovakia
relative prosperity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
Girl Thief Steals
For Her Soldier

NORFOLK, Va. May 15,--With a
sentence OF one year In the peniten.
tiary already pronounced against her
and other charges against her pend
ing. Mabel Morris. or Myrtle Ruth
ledge. Is years old, mysterious.
selfconfessed shoplifter. is apparent
ly less concerned about her fate than
are hundreds OF sympathixing citi-
Gems, male and female.
She said that one of the reasons
she stole was that she expected her
sweetheart back from France soon
and they were TO be married.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
10 tOK sNi.E-KElL EsJ ATE

ALL THE LAuoRING MAN WANTS
IL n chance 10 make a good ANA
square deal lie b. not asking YOU
TO make him present. he wants
a 100 per cent Investment ana not
Matsfcd stock lie wants time
simple interest. and not compound
interest lilo wants hon~rt advice
and honest direction treat
mcnt.
The opportunity We offer you to own
your own home az i.iherty iark
should be Investigated at once bt
you Terms Ms low as 10 per
month. which u about half what
YOU are or VIII be paying as rent
Rent IL going up. as sure as the
sun rises In the east. 10 cannot
help ". The more hgitating about
high rents preVentH buildings from
being put up Go rent The Tower
buildings TO rent. the higher the
SO or more per month. ana own
the home. rather than rent II from
month Co month Everything has
gone M but real estate, and " is
going up, Tie up a piece ana sst
The Increase. aud rent free. Ask
about our plan TO get you into
your home at once. Go out ana
look at the hundreds OF new
houses going up. Talk 20 y"ut
brothers who have quit paying
rent ana are ltNtNk IN 'htH wv"
homes. 4 happier bunch OF people
DO not live. They watch with
pride their homes develop and
grow into moro money and value
each day. aud they get all the
profit. and not the landlord. This
Is the way 90 advance. Did YOU
ever stop to think that IA" aver
arc man pays rs per cent 81 HE
earnings out each month fot "A roof
over his headf Under our plan
you can live under your own roof
Tor 10 per cent 81 your earnings
Secure your location now Ia this
rapidly growing neighh"rhood. one
block from ear line. schools. etc.
Zig tracts. and rich soil Is min-
utcs' ear ride. Sc fare To where
so per cent OF all labor 10 em-
pioyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
TWO MILES OF FENCE
MADE FROM OLD BEDS

Especial TO The Star by ~. T.. Al
TOPEKA. Kan. May IA shaw
nee county farmer William +.
Stock. has more than two miles OF
fence. Of which the posts are all
iron bed posts. bought from Topeka
junk Dealers lie paid from $ 10 ~
cents apiece for them and estmakes
he has "A permanent fence at fav-
ing Of 5000. lie has an AUTOMOBILES
trailer onadc from an old spring
wagon. saivaged automobile wheels
and homemade axles. hubs and
spindles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
GREEKS ON TURKISH
SOIL WANT REPUBll

CoNsTANTINoPLE. May Isl
Greeks along the southern shore Of
the Black sea would form a republic
with Trebizond as it's capital. IL
would extend 80 TO 75 miles into the
interior and have a population Of
:. 900 900. Such an area. however.
would cut into the borders OF the
proposed independent Armenia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

SUBURBAN HOME
PRICE t2.Iu0

About $500 Down,
We have n splendid improved y :
acre tract. about = miles south 81
Pioneer square only three blocks
from intrfufhan station ~ y cents
fare Co H.Httlos three blocks from
paved highway. small crsrh
rrnFHeH one corner Of this prop
rrty. fine spring that runs the on
tire year. i-rnofn CottnEo chicken
houses. young orchard: fences. etc.
About one acre Of this IL upland.
and balance ~ the richest Kind 81
bottom land. This IL one OF the
beet huYs 10 this district.
ilifHWEt.L q AOHfDItb. Inc.
Main 3A5b G75 Goldman Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

ATLANTIC CITY. May ls.-ESs;
took big drop here when a & at
OF them was tossed out OF an ~
plane 10 test a new parachute. Th11
travelled 700 feet and hi: without
break.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
FOR MEDAL OF WAR?

LONDON. May 15.--Who'l design
the best medal commemorative the
great war? The competition is to
be thrown open to the world. The
government is preparing to invite
submission OF designs. The old
French school is preferred as model.
II Is proposed the medals shall pic.
ture the principal events leading to
the winning of the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

QUEEN ANNE cozy HOME
large rooms and bath. paved
streets. two blocks from three car
limos and walking distance 10 high
school $1,000. very easy terms
PUBIC REALTY BUREAU
$40 Liberty BIDS, opp. T.. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
STOCKS AND BONDS

I Will. MY
Liberty Bonds. all issues
Universal ~ q. Tel
Great Western Petroleum.
I WILL SELL
5000 Lone star OH ...-.... fG1ii
1000 Wyoming Pacific s.4.t 10
200 Oika-T0Bae =. A. E....tt Z.2b
100 Pacific Electric Weidsr.. so
5000 Ama1g. Gold Mines ..... .Vgiz
= 4 sTEFpLE
IFS cherry - Main 1888.
LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT
Prices paid. including c0uponsi
800
Ard 4ns 80
an afts 1856
&. -. NccOSAHY
sis American Bank Bldg.
Recond aud Madison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
"a ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

q, ~ WILLIAMS co.
SASH. DOORS AND MILL WORK
Now IL the time To- order your screen
doors and windows. window
screens covered with heavy gal
yanized wire mesh. iSc per square
s-eNe-f screen doors =. Eaiv 8? 90
s-sNe-a screen doors. =, gaiy.., sOv
s-0NT-i screen doors, ~. galv, iTh
A large stock OF t-inch and 6-ineh
cedar Siding. just the thing Tor
your bungalow or garage. $500 TO
our strictly fr., class GOLD SEAL
ROOFING can not he beat Tor
quality and price, i,plN snoo
los square feet
Send postcard for our large Illus
tratcd catalogue No. so. sent free
on request
We sell anyone, ship anywhere. and
guarantee safe delivery. one hrio"
q. n. WILLIAMS CO.
1919 First Ave. 4 Seattle
SALE on MATriSGS
Usual 90 and 80 cents yard. Waldron
Co. OF seattle. have them at 10
cents for china and 30 cents Tor
fine Japan, by the yard or roll OF
go yards New cotton filled com.
fortcrs for St.Sh. and rugs In all
siHes. underpriced, at taQo-io-se-a.
Fourth ave. Ia both Henry and
cobb Ridrr
MONOGRAPHS ouR SPECIALITY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
ixis wcstiake Elliott ssTs
Opposite New Times nidg.
FIRE AND nuRGLAR PROOF
safes safe cabinets, bought. sold
and exchanged. Lock expert work
DfFDNHtf . 20
Main eeT. TisT.o Fourth Ave.
TERMS At CASH PRICES
In rugs and furniture ia large as
Eortmcnt Waldfon Co. Cobb Bidg.
store. 1909 FOURTH ave.
NEW PIANOS ron RENT, RENT
applied on purchase. Meyer
Toner. .io linton.
SUIT cAsI.s AND TRAVELLING
bags exceptional values bobs
SIS Third ave.
SEWING Mcns RENTED. I'll tsle.
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Riak, Furniture Co. osrike, NJ ssis
Sc tUK sAIk-fUKNfTuKk
ron sALE-ENTiRE FURNITURE
81 Highiine Hotel at Granger,
Yakima county, Washington. 80
bedroom sets. two pariors. kitchen.
dining room. lobby and waiting
room. THIS viii be sold In suite.
or as whole. IS phones and
switchboard also steam heating
plant. including radiators and all
plumbing fixturuN hot and cold
water. including bath tubs. wash
stands and toilets and laundry.
For price and terms apply To man
agcr OF hotel. Oscar a Olson.
Granger, Wash.
fF YoU NEED a RANGE, 1T WILL
pay you TO see Us. just think. an
all steel s.hol-, is-inch oven
range for SIS Regular price 81
this range is $50. Only two left
at this price
EcKMAN FURNITURE CO
sixth and WeEtiake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15


s-RooM HOUSE At POSTER
Hair block from Poster station;
bearing fruit trees. small fruit:
flowers and roses: spring water.
good 5-room piastsrcd house;
dining room, living room. : bed
Ii .am' barn amen aoo sa" shsd. wash wash
house. chicken houses for 800
Price ss.soo: $1,000 cash
=. VAN ARspAt.E g. CO.
FOX SALE. BY owNEH--FfSt.
5.room furnished home. good
lawn: ss-foot front: . bearing
fruit trees: good chicken house.
This II a perfect home; one block
from Meridian car, three blocks
from Green Lake car; IN center Of
Green Lake residence district
Price $4,000: terms. Gee owner on
property. az y. 18th 81. kenwood
STOP PAYING RENT
Why rent when you can buy a
house furnished. ready to. move
into. for 1900 down and balance
Come In and talk u over.
SECURITIES INV. co.
3is Boston Flock
1900 CASH GIVES Yor IMMEDIATE
possession OF s-room bungalow.
located 10 minutes from Fremont.
I car lines. Price $500 for half
cash. You can save 1850.
r. u. oLLINGER. ss2 Empire Bldg.
OWNERS SACRIFICE
For quick sale--a coy cottage Of 4
rooms. bath buiit-in features;
fine lot tsxioo; garage; beautiful
car; Phinney ridge Price $4,000;
$500 cash. Elliott 2tst.
A WHOLE BUNCH or SIX
Large. slightly lots. Just outside city
limit as, p slsse ,s e Germs sg go p ss.s
ROBERT MALTBY co. 1908 80 Ave.
FOR SALE ROOM HOUSE. FUR
nished or unfurnished; bath; good
garden in: lots Of flowers. berries.
one block to Ravenna car. fi,750
unfurnisbed. good terms. Address
B-7a. Star.
HOMESEEKERS
Responsible and reliable contractors
for building and repairing. work
and satisfaction guaranteed. No
high salary office man 10 pay.
Consult us. SOS Lee st.. East Q. A.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
acre, well improved; close in:
y
chicken house: fruit OF all kinds.
Good terms &. u. Co, e0S Sea-
board Bldg. Elliott los.
FOR sALE--TWO FINE CORNER
lots In Auburn. fenced and ready
To plant. s3xf20 To alley. easy
terms. Call Mr.. Donohue. Main 600.
$500 DOWN. REST ON EASY TIME.
4-room house; garden has been
prepared for some time. Ask
Freae. 92i5 f4th ave. s. w.
YOU SHOULD OWN YOUR OWN
home. See John r. Adams. at
Fauntleroy: he makes u easy for
you. city office. 2t5 Boston Blk.
OWNER MUST SELL BROOM
house. half acre finest black soil.
on Gsnesee car line. $1,000: terms
TO suit. X. Tiefe. 1905 oregon 1T.
12 LOTS FOR SALE AT PACIFIC
city. Lots to and 20 to SO.
block ITO, Div. G, 5000. terms. j.
Shepherd. Wilson Creek, wash.
REDUCED FOR 80 DAYS ONLY
4-room. bath and garage. 20i5 NJ.
seth. Price $3.50: balance In two
years. Kenwood 7sG.
LOT ON QUEEN ANNE HILL. COX
lis. for $3.50 easy terms. B-75.
Star.
KINDA. PLUMBING. iszb JACK
son Ut. Beacon 1914: res. Lea. 1914.
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Ar KIRKLAND
IMPROVED PLACE


Large tract. all cleared and fenced. .
good family orchard 81 apples.
cherries. etc. trees all In hearing :
several varieties Of small fruit
such as rhApberries. ioganbsrries.
etc comfortable house. poultry
house. good water. mic. lawn ana
ornamental rhrubbory. Hplendid
lake view. 10 high-grade Belgian
hafeH 60 with place. Can live here
and Htiii hold position Ia Guy
scent fare to residents. Irice
fi,u7b. terms to Responsible party
excellent bargain. Come over TO
kirkland and see this place. In
quire for r W Sucking at the
brick bungalow office on the dock
at Kirkland
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STOCKS AND RONDs

WE RUY LIBERTY BONDS AT
smrl discount: also partial pay
meat receipts and w. 4 Stampa.
204 Hairht Bldg.
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LOGGED.OrF LANDS
70 RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT

FOR Rents ACREs POTATO
land free. Team. tools, house
wood. water furnished. Plenty
work when not engaged with crop.
llart nenlN. Mnnrne. wash.