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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. II
-Four charters were issued today by the
secretary OF state. They arc:
The Wei-ton News Publishing COM
papy. to publish a newspaper and on
gage in the general printing business
at Weirton. Hancock county: capital
stock. $4,000. 1ncorporators: J. 5.
Evans. +. {. Evans. J. FL Horne. +. $.
StuhcEt. J. J. Weir. NJ. Henry. Marshall
Steal. rs. J. Decker and w. II. Morrison
OF Weirton and J. S. DrcSel Of Holli-
days Cove. Hancock county.
The Sinclair Glass company. Fair
mont, manufacture Of glassware: CAPT.
:al' stock. $4,000 IncovporatorS:
Beula Snyder. Alpha Orr. Samuel Lccp-
or. Thomas F. Robey and c. II. fHaG-
Scner all Of Fairmont
The Weston Music company, music
-rrealcrs ut Weston: authorized capital
stock; $4,000. Incorporators: NJ. y.
Turner. ". ". Huntington, J. L. Pol
ing. J. Z. Hamr!ck and Roy hitson, all
Of Weston.
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new ERA MOVEMENT
LAUNCHED HERE
BY PRESBY1EnANS
PIAHE FOE CONDUCT oF hoCAh
cA1RAIGH OUTLINED AT SAoHH
SESSION YESTERDAY.
%1sn victory Drive on March IS 10
Raise SIS, 100000 In Tnree
Hours.

An enthusiastic meeting in the inter-
ests of the ne& ear movement OF INC
Presbyterian church was held In the L
VIC 4. Auditorium yesterday atter-
noon from to o'clock. It was at
tended By tho minister and at least one
3asJnen from, almost every church IN TUE
Wheeling Preshytery. Tn" meeting "sIS
fun Of interest throughout. PUny "
Clark, who Is chairman or the FTeSoE-
teNal committee. presided. ana III
clear. concise manner outlined the plans
showing how they reach down into each
chdrch. and through the local church to
eyery individual. DR.. Potter presented
plans and methods for publicity. empha-
sizing tho necessity Of each church put
ting on, canvass for subscriptions 10
tho New Era Magazine. which Is the
official organ Of the movement
The matter OF the apportoament Tor
eaah church was presented by Or. Ley
eneerger. The Victory drive Is TO be put
On sabbath. March IS. between and
o'clock, all over the country. Inc
amount to be raised is $S9.ooo.oop W1tn
the slogan $4,000 900 every hour or
this great sum two thirds VIII pc TOT
local church support and one thleo LOT
the benevolent work The proportion Oh
tho s13,oeo. 900 for beneTolence that ts
~
Is $4,000. Of which The Wheeling Pres
hytery VII assume so percent. The
anorrt WIN be apportioued to the var
ions churches, which viii mean an In
.rease Of 6sss per cent over the average
of Thetr gs1ts to oenevolence for the last
Eve years After fnn and free discus
sion tho Representatives OF al the
churches agreed TO assume their share,
and went home fun OF enthusiasm to
PUT every church in wheeling district
"orer the top and 100 percent efficient
It was urged on all the churches that
they 30 represented by their pastor and
atleAst one fayrtan ana a key women at
the great regional conference to be held
IN Pittsburgh Thursday and Friday Of
this week IN the First Presbyterian
church This Is in the nature Of an
officers training camp and Will be
great inspiration to the leaders Of the
movement in every church DR.. John L.
Dickey has accepted the Craftsmanship OF
the Victory drive for the Wheeling dis
trict. which promises s1ccess for the
financial drive. because Of his vast on
perience in former great campaigns. and
the unboundcd enthusiasm he always in
spires.
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secrstary Bakers Comment

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1f-Robert l..
Owen, Of Oklahoma. will be inViteo 10
tell the senate military committee OF
conditions at the American embnrkatfon
camp Mt Brest which he sharply crit-
ciscd in n statement today after his ar
rival In New York from Franco: Secre-
tary Baker also expects Senator owen
to call Mt the war department soon 70
inform officials there OF what he saw
ut this much discussed center Or the
american srmy's homcward movement.
Secretary Baker said today he was de-
lighted that Senator Owen had been at
the camp and after reading what the
senator had to say. declared that the
war department was cornbing every
source where additional shipping to
bring the troops home might be found.
As to the crowding at Brcst." the
secretary continued II have not tho
means, Of knowing what the answer to
that u.s. T have been told-and / DO not
like 10 sag what have been told be-
cause 1t sounds so NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
( have been told that the French rail-
road con gestion Is such that 1t Is neccs-
sary for ue to use the French railroads
when we can get them. They are using
then in their own rehabilitation and for
tho British and as consequence we
have TO use them when we can get
them.
THAT might mean sending more peo-
pie into Brest and keeping them longer
than we would desire them to be there
in anticipation Of the known capacity
Of the transport fleet in order to make
suro 10 have enough men there when
the transports como in. That Is the
answer 1 have heard from officers who
hayo returned to this country. but
whether any error has been made about
that and the French railroad difficulty
hns been oVer-cstimated I cannot say.
because do not know:
= when the senator says 'uDsanitary
DO not think he means unsanitary in
tho acnsc that Il IL unclean. There arc
aIr1ply oceans Of mud there. l know
lint, because I WAS at BreSt substantial
" Mt this time last year. IT. rains there
230 days out Of 365 and sometimes five
tIrocs n dag. The mud seems to be our
hlg trouble there"
The secretary added that returning
officers and others who had passed
through Brcst recently had told him that
f,1cd conditions were very good and that
cnialdo Of the weather and the mud they
snw little 10 complain OF He said nc
could we'll imagine the feeling OF inc
nrn waiting in that camp for returning
nhips. however. and fully srmpathized
with all tho discomfort and unhappiness
TINT this waiting under unpleasant con-
d.tions cntnilcd.
ta mn instance OF the arrangements
r-r fccdiur the troops ut Brest. MT.
Baker said he had been told Of day re-
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Mine RESCUE CAR
AT HIGHLAND Mine
WI Remain FoF Five Days For Tho
Purpose OF Aiding The Miners.
There arrived Monday at the

There arrived Monday at the Richland
Mines. L. S. Mine Rescue Car No. s.
with headquarters at Huntington, w.
Va. in charge Of Robert Lilly. expert III
first aid and mine rescue who has had
Is years experience. assisted by H NJ
Black n practical mining man. This car
is equipped with all modern appliances.
for the teaching Of mine rescue and
first aid. This equipment is always kept
ready and tho car and crew can answer
n mine disaster call at tho shortest not
leo.
Last year this car Travelled $500 miles
In West Virginia. This car was station
Ell last year for ten weeks at Camp
Meade, Maryland. training tho 2Tth L. s.
army miners regiment nj engineers in
the. uso OF the self contained oxygen
breathing apparatus and in first aid TO
the injured.
Since coming to this region the miners
OF six of the largest mines have awaited
themselves Of tho valuahl" training
given by the experts. The car is now
located at the I;ichland mine Of tho
Richlaud Coal. Co. ut Warwood. whore
it will remain giving instruction twice
daily for tho next five days, leaving on
Saturday for the Beech Bottom mine Of
tho Tich1and company.
At the end Of each course certificates
OF competency arc given /" tho mon
who complete the courses. 80.
The car is maintained ny III" federal
bureau Of mines. with Van II. Manning
as director. nj Washington. j. c. Mr. II.
]. Parker. nf the Eurcau Of Mines. Pitts
burEh. is in charge of the eight min"
rescue cars and eight stations controlled
by tho L. s. Bureau of Mines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Itching, Scratching, Skin Diseases
That Burn Like Flames Of Fire

sores, boils. rough. red and scaly skin
is 10 purify the blood and remove The
tiny germs Of pollution that HIeaF
through and manifest their presence
on the surface Of the skin
People in all parts Of the countrr
have written US how they were COM
pletely rid Of every trace Of these dis.
orders by the use OF s. 8. S.. the
matchless, purely vegetable blood put
r.her. S. S. S. goes direct to the cea.
ter of the blood supply ard purihes
and cleanses it OF every vestige 0i
foreign matter, giving a clear and lNd
dy complexion that indicates perfect
health. Write to-day for free medical
advice regarding your case. Address
Swift Specific Co.. 443 Swift Labo1a'
tory, Atlanta. Ga,
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PVT. JONES WIRES
SAFE ARRIVAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. Jones have re-
ccircd word from their son Private Sam
url Elmer Jones that he has arrived
fcly in New York city from overseas.
Private Jones enlisted with the coast ar
iillcry fourteen months ago and has seen
nc,iyr service overseas since last July.
Tic will go TO Camp Upton this week.
from where he will nc must cred out Of
tho service and will return home. His
many relatives and friends i'll the city
will hc glad TO hear Of his arrival in
this country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
cIu GET TAX RoRnu.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.-1ndividua':'
with $4,000 or less may now obtain IN
come tax return forms at Offices OIL
revenue collectors banks. the rcvenu"
bureau announced today. The forms
have been distributed throughout IN"
country and were released today with
OUT Awaiting the signature OF the rcfc-
out awaiting the signature Of the reVc-
for individual incomes Of moro than
s5, 900 and other tar return forms VIII
he available within two weeks.
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co,,nensation department. has allowed
~. ords for injuries anil pensions lor
Sa,atities in Industries protected BY the
,rorkmen.s compensation fund as foi-
tows. Saruc, Tclu2cn. Clarksourg. IS
ncr week for As weeks. for injuries re-
cetycd in the employ of Tuna GLASS;
company at that place.
Mary Belecha Of Lansing. ONO pny,
sician's bill AND SO a week IoF 80
week. ror injuries received IN 1he eiI-
nIuy OF Wheeling Stamping company
at Wheeling. Howard putnam OF
wheeling. 81 week for 81 weeks 40.
injuries received in the employ "
wheeling stamping company.
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VIM Serve HIS Sentence.

Gerald Malcolm. Charleston. justice
OF. the peace. convicted last April at the
United States district court at Hun
tington and sentenced TO six months in
the Karawha county Jail and fined 800
fer alleged violation OF the Reed liquor
amendment. will have TO serve out his
sentence. according to announcement
made this morning from the office OF
United States Marshal William Os-
borne.
rMalcolm. following his conviction in
the United States district court. appeal
ed his case to the United States circuit
court. and that tribunal handed down
mandate sustaining the decree Of the
United States district court.
Compensation News.
Commissioner Lee OFT OF the state
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HOLD SPECIAL. ELECTION.
70 Tho lnfnllicrnnCr

Special ~ Tho intelligence.
MNFTINSDT'1;G. Y. Va. Eoh 1T.--h
n recent meeting "f tho h"nrd % "du' -,
ton hrrH II way rot"d ic-C"uHuct %rr-
rial "Inrtinn in Mart insEurl- en- March
- for ;h". nu"IDos" sc E",iIng III" APP
prnyal "f II proposed h"'ld I~S'!" at S.
NM. 30 ho uSr',; -, '.r'."''.i= hog public
s,.hrnl IL tho fiy<r ward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Bra STAKE SETTLED.

DENVER, Colo. FEB. 17.-The stfiI"
Of stationary engineers. which had tie'.
uD a number Of tho public schools for
The last week, was settled today. Tn
strikers and the school board agrees
70 arbtrate. All schools will be reopen
cd tomorrow. tho strikers returning u"
work pending settlement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
RIVER TELEGRAMS.

Davis Island dam. &c fc1t, rising;
SNOW.
Strubcnvillo { feet falling: snow.
MnrganIUwn. SO feet rising: clear.
oil City. &c feet. rising; snow.
Warren ID feet. rising; cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
CANDIDATE FOE CONGRESS.

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 17.-Thc Demo
cratic State E,xrcutlce committee. in
session hero today. named John Fl. Will
son. an attorney OF Butler. as the DEM
ocratic candidate for congress IN tho
Twenty-seconh district. The election
will be hold March 4. tn All the vacancy
caused by the death ortMr. Robbins, Re-
publican.
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Gently when 5000 men were served with
q total of 10000 hot cakes.
When you think Of mass cooking Tor
soldiers" he said. cooking 1lap-1ackS
for them Is going about the limit.
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town without the delegates representing
tho South African Nationallsts. who
hoped to so to the peace conference IN
Paris The crew refused 10 man the
ship II the delegation went On board.
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on1. On. ..axo,ro ouuu1r

TO &c, the genuine. call for full. name
IGXAT1VE BROM0. QUIN1Nb. Tablets.
Look. for signature OF z. w. Grove
Cures a Cold IN One Day. 30c-
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Buy War SAVINGS sTAMrs.-
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successor to Quinine"
MASTER Of
COLDS

"Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin"
are now depended upon by
millions of people, instead of
quinine,. because they are more
efficient and offer relief without
the discomfort and distress.
Colds, Grippe, Influenza
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-30

ACREAGE
DAIRY RANCH

DAIRY RANCH
30 acres ideal dairy ranch.
mostly all good bottom land.
ali cleared and IN crop. Broom
modern house. large barn. fine
milk house and other out
buildings. Personal properly
consists - 10 extra good Jer-
rey and Iioistein COWS. ?
young heifcrs coming ffeeh.
registered bulls. large
Poland china hog. ? good
horses. , wagons. trucks and
complete dairy OUTFIT. all
kinds 81 farming machinery.
MIX route Of 100 gallons per
day. demand for 200 gallons II
you care 10 increase the sup
ply. Located on main high
way. three miles from Port
Orchard. Washington. This u
q money maker. aud 10 priced
exceptionally low for quick
sale
q. CODfgA
Port Orchard. wash.
Inquire Port Orchard wharf
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o0 FARM LANDS
EXCELLENT BERRY LANDS
WE ARE offering several excellent
tracts Of prairie land In the yelm
Irrigation district especially
adapted to strawberries. raspber-
rles. laganberrics. also poultry and
dairying. Lands are irrigated
from gravity ditch from Nisdually
river. Is miles south Of Tacoma,
between Mckenna. on the C.. NJ. x
ST. j.. r. r.. and Ncim. on the G.. n.
and n. +. railways. on direct auto
road between Tacoma and Cen
tralia.
TERMS TO actual settlers are: Cash
payment OF $3.50. against which we
No further cash payment asked for
two years. balance In IL years at
per cent interest.
WRITE Land Department McKennn
Lumber Company, Mckcuna. Wash.
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NATHAN READ WILCOX
I want what want when / want IL.
Was the lit OF the profiteers' song:
But the people had read The Star
want ads.
And the profiteers' plans went all
wrong
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80 ACRES ENorGH-GooD LAND;
Hes nicely. little creek: mr. and
cedar for buildings and fuel. part
open easy clearing: on county
road near high school. nesghbors
good aalt water nshinr CLAIMS.
everything right for coed far IN
home. $50 an acre now 5000 cash.
then easy payments. 6 per cent in
tcrgst Wen show Il any day.
CHARLES sOMERS co.
Alaska Building
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UNIVERSITY


,-RooM BUNGALOW, 1000. BY
owner, 81 i7f9 Aixth ~. g. Phone
Eenwood 10. Near car. library.
schools and university. first class
IN every way. all newly finished.
inside and out. Priced very low 10
sell quick. aud need ". 500 20 81. 500
cash balance easy. kaHWo0d 10.
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LOGGED.OFF LANDS

FOR MAP SHOWING LO-
cation, low price and easy terms
of sale OF logged lands offered
TO settlers in Western Washington.
WEY ERHEAUSER TIMBER CO.
TACOMA, WASHINGTON.
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rs FOR sAIE--ItEAL ESTATE
PROPERTY worm Tnn PRICE

PROPERTY WORTH THE PRICE
sa.Sg0-s-room new bungalow mod
ern except furnace. 2tth ave. g..
near Atlantic 81. lot t0xio0. on
hlEh Eteundi nreplaee' cement
basement; many bulit-ln features.
VIII cell furniture for 1850. own
er going away. ana must sell
small payment down. fss per
month.
q. 600 room. furnished A good
looking. well built house suitable
for two families located on Holly
At. convenient 20 street car and
school. 1900 cash. ,ss per month.
y-Arre garden land. young or
ehaFd and small fruit. 1900 cash.
szb per month.
90. so0-5-roon bungalow fine view
splendid hearing orchard : acres
choice location cas-, eide Rainier
valley tsrtua 20 Huit. monthly
payments " desired.
bungalow: not new.
but very comfortable. acre SPLEEN
did land; "a bearing fruit tfeea
A fine. level acre. two blocks 20
school. convenient 10 street car
$1,000 will handle. and i.b per
month
o., Soo--a room house I acre % fine.
level land. in Rainier valley
young orchard berries and small
fruit. convenient 10 street car and
school small stream ~ water runs
thru the tract. An idoat place for
chickens and dvckR. 1900 cash.
fzb per nonth.
/. H. ROGERS. $50 Burke Block.
Phone Main tkff.
Sundays call at 4z0i Holly 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-30

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
The undersigned has made appiics-
tion 20 erect garage building &C
1919 Ninth ave. lot =. block los.
a. A. Denny's Brosdway Addition
Anyone desiring TO protest against
such occupation will file Euch pro-
test at the office OF Superinfen-
dent OF Buildings prior TO Novem.
Der z. 1919.
MRS. WILLIAM BEBB. Owner.
KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRE CO.
IIeHseA.
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LISTEN TO THIS

LISTEN TO THIS
We are instructed 10 offer this fine
S0-acre farm. close TO Seattle. and
facing fine auto road. close to
boulevard, good T-room house. large
modern barn and poultry houses.
fine orchard. water system, stock.
tools. implements. everything goes
for 5000 per acre.
ROBERT MALTBY CO. zoos 3rd Av.
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90 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITifx.
WANTED
PERSONAL
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ACREAGE LOANs-FARM LOANS
1900 and up; prompt service; 20
years In the business
THE DTRi.AND AGENCY
Icary building
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FRONT ROOM ron RENT EX-
celisnt table board. SIC per week.
toss All>i West as.
BOARD ANp RooN. $500 FER
week. sit Seneca ~,
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UNIVERSITY

15-h UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY SECTION
"A splendid. up-to-datc Groom Queen
Anne Colonial home: nothing bet
ter. large. attractively appointed
living room with fireplace; dining
room; sunny, light; three fine.
airy sleeping rooms; corner lot,
with garage; $1,000: s1.100 cash,
balance like rent.
College bungalow, right up to the
minute. with all the features of
tho most progressive builder; oak
floors; furnGei fireplace. A gem.
S., 500; $500 Cash. balance easy.
JOHN S. BRAZ1ER, REALTOR
IT. state Bank Bldg. Kcnwood 1881.
COWEN PARK DISTRICT
New 5-room bungalow: large living
room; hardwood floors; French
doors. breakfast nook; furnace
and laundry trays; large lot.
5000 CASH AND $50 PER MONTH
Makes this beautiful place yours.
MRS. 1DE
t2f7 18th N. y.
North 2SG. kenwood 2
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NOW rs THE TIME

Get in ahead 81 the big jam at
X Ely PORT
Tho now torpedo station west OF
Seattle Lots $3.50 up.
CLIFFORD LAND co.
GIT Third Ave. Elliott %.
COY LITTLE HOME
An acre in cultivation; neat four
room cottage. barn, woodhouse
and chicken house; fruit trees and
berries; on good auto road. two
blocks from auto stage; 35 min
utes' walk from interurbsn. Price
$500; 5000 cash and balance SIS
per month, Call sydney 72e.
SECOND AVE. N, is MINUTES
good location; can rent out rooms
enough 20 make payments. $4,000.
reasonable payment cash. balance
Ike ront Call Room 3 Haller BID.
BY OWNER. ON BiGACON HILL.
modern 5-room bungalow. years
old; built-in features; houses for
200 chickens;' splendid garden on
double alley lot; $4,000. easy
terms. Beacon 2773.
PHlNNEY RIDGE BARGAIN
6-room house, with 2 finished rooms
in attic; this IL a real bargain;
worth $500: forced sale at S2,100.
$500 cash. Elliott 230f. SIS Sea-
board Bldg.
WILL THE PARTY THAT CAME
with the young couple Tuesday
night and made us an offer please
call ballard 3i077
NEW BUNGALOW: LOT 37hxf40:
view property; garden soil; $4,000:
easy terms. simpson. Halter Bldg.
Main z77a
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IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE

10 acres; half cleared: house and
barn; four cows. one team; all
new machinery and farm imple-
ments: is miles northeast OF Ev-
crctt. Price $4,000; half cash.
YOUNG & BRoBERG
,22e Ballard Av. Phone Ballard SIS.
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THE owT. PAYS MORE for clothing,
furR. furniture. We buy, sell and
exchange everything. t.tTia ist
Elliott s1af
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The Largest Audience in
the Northwest
Reads The Stars
Want Ads
Phone Main 600
Rates Per Insertion


MRS f. RAY PETERSON
wnnf what | want when ! want "a.
Hut I don't sit around and whine
/ list my wants In The Star want
ads.
And set what I want every time.
Other Rhymes Elsewhere ON This
p1se-Inck-Yours May ne There
= FEMALE uFIP WANTED
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RACK To THE SOIL
10 ACRES RICH LOAN. $3.50

RACK TO THE SOIL
10 ACRES RICH LoAAi. 1850
EASY TERMS
opiysh few miles west ~ Seattle,
close 20 colby. the nearest point
across the Souni. with good boat
and ferry service. 10 acres Of level
loan soil Enough timber TO pay
for clearing Ideal fruit and berry
land. Sca;tio and ilremerton. the
best markets in the world. at your
door. Buy land the safest Invest
ment IN the world. and i0-acre
tracts. tto0 90 $3.50. our easy pay
usent plan makes " easy for you.
y. VAN AftSDALE a CO.
Main 80 1913 THIRD Ave.
THREE AcRES. IMPROVED
Three acres. on paved highway. just
east Of Kirkland. good auto stage
service. only minutes by stage
to ferry dock: about one acre
cleared. balance iight clearing. all
under fence. fair house. good well
and well tower. Excellent for
poultry proposition. price $1,000;
terms. 1850 cash. balance $40 per
month. Take Il. Madison car and
county ferry 60 kirkland and In
auire for John Brcncman at brick
bungalow Office at end OF Kirk
land dock.