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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05

20 face il.
II have a letter rom Lily" Bow
ers said ioyfully. You know I only
saw her for a second Sunday night. g"
Bob said nothing. he was afraid
20 look up
BY the way Bowers added
Lily wants me 20 bring YOU 70 din
ner sunday when We 90 in
''Oh 7 couldn't said Bob quickly.
then trying 10 cover up his emo
ton. I'm not going in Sunday"
"All right then" said Bowers.
Then sunday week. she insists on
my bringing vou
No 1 coulduc sald Rob and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05

many people refuse 20 eat them.
Unquestionably this objection is
brought about for the reason they
are mostly raised as pets. and they
are very often called ladies' pets.
When well groomed they are very
. beautiful. but II not taken care Of
they are a fright 10 look at. II takes
patience TO keep the coat Of an An
CORA In nice shape.
Parents make q mistake by buy
ing Angoras for children's pets, as
their coat will not receive the
grooming and attention il should.
The AngOra is a healthy and Wig
or animal and can be kept outdoors
as they stand cold very we'll. The
hutch for an Angors should be no
less than two feet square and two
feet high. The feeding of the An
CORA Is practically the same as for
care required is 20 keep plenty Of
clean straw in their hutches to keep
their coat from getting stained.
Begin 10 groom the young when
about two months old. Use a wire
brush with steel teeth set in rubber
and a rubber comb 20 comb out the
mates. Brush the head first and the
tufts between the ears. Brush light
~, just enough to separate the hair.
The length OF the hair should be
two and one-haIf TO FIVE inches long
at FIVE months OF age. II the fur
becomes matted clip il out and wait
for II 10 grow again. With care the
coat of your Angora will be long,
fine and soft and so uniform your
rabbit will have the appearance Of
a beautiful white ball.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05
THE ANGORA K.ABBrr.

The first on the list of fancy rab-
bits is undoubtedly the Angora ON
all other breeds the closer and
shorter the coat the finer the speei-
men. but the longer the coat on the
Angora the more valuable it he
comes
Asia Minor and Persia IS the orig
insl home Of the Angora F'anciers
in France and Switzerland raised
them for their fur some years ago
in large numbers They clipped
their fur and sold it to mauufactur-
ers for clothing
In 1850 there were four varieties
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

Q. What is the proper feed for
IA bbits?
A. Refer 10 back numbers OF The
News-T mes
q. Why 90 young rabbits get
stiff and die?
\. Undoubtedly YOU are feeding
the young too much green's or your
stock has been inbred too much and
are not strong. II. r. h.
.. Do rabbits have diarrhOea ?
A. Yes. II is caused by feeding
Wet greens and poor feeding. Stop
feeding green's and give some pow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05
Rabbit Ragout.

Cut rabbit in small parts and fry
in bacon grease till slightly brown.
Then add a little water. or if you
have il, meat broth; also a few
cloves. small onion, laurel leaves and
let stew till tender. Then add a lit
tie -four. mixed with white wine. a
pinch OF paprika and pepper. This
makes a delicious dish.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05
saw you at the station. .

l saw you at the station"
So Lily wan her name. he hadn't
thought TO ask her nor had he told
her his name. Somehow IL hadn :
seemed necesS ary. Had Bowers seer.
the kiss He looked up at Bowers.
His face was calm and almost IN
different.
"Oh yes" BOB said with az of
hand q manner as ne could assume
under the cir cumstsnces. "Oh yes"
and then hurried on
he was standing in front OF his
barracks FRIDAY afternoon when
Powers came Unexpectedly around
tne corner There was only one
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05
dered arrowroot in lukewarm water
GEORGE y.
TESTED RECIPES.
Rabbit GOuIasn.

Cut in small pieces two rabbits.
add IA pound butter. small onion,
carrot ana piece Of celery. cut above
III small dices. then add a little salt
and boil until tender, thicken with a
tablespoonful of -four; then add 1-2
quart sour cream. which must be
stirred constantly while being put
in: add pinch of paprika; after this
take the meat out piece by piece and
put into another kettle; then strain
gravy and if not seasoned enough
season to taste; then put meat and
gravy together and let some to a
boil and serve very hot.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05
Saute of Rabbit.

Take the legs and saddles of rab-
bits. soak them in warm water for
an hour: drain and wipe each piece
dry. season TO suit and roA in -four;
fry light color in butter Make a
sauce in the same pan. Put back
the rabbit. add Sliced mushrooms.
or apples. or prunes. Let simmer
till tender. Serve hot.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05
BLIND NEGRO SHOOTS AT
CALLER. FEARING BURGLARS

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 4. - The
mere fact that he is blind did not
prevent Sanford Thompson. negro.
from taking a few shots one night
recently at what he said he thought
were burglars. but really was a
negro woman caller. The shots,
however. went wfT1. So did tho
negress, who yelled franticaliy for
the police.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05
Rabbits and Their Care

Address
south Bend,
the answers viii the following Sunday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05

Aluminium consumed in the United
states during recent year
amounted 70 79.I2s,O00 pounds. The
49,. -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-06
OF Local Moment

iarufenani ana Nr. n q hIeAf afs
b. Proud par,n's of onnd @aht
slrl born February af ths ham' 0i
~ ana Nfs 3 ID nrnenr Nan
Mar, Irene Mother and hahe loIus
nIes.lf
A sam Anhle ls 80 Ensprffal
s ftAow iso~ard's sfpsTfv sioff
hsafs em - hoioN
Governor ANeu a,shr.s ihai fhtrs
- ynanf nen and soans ~omsn 80
Ian ~ vho never eae Ha ops .
aioon Those kanssr- 40 81 pro-
AI4eai
Anyhou whsn Wo ref national PRO
h bsion li ~unt b. n..se.s~ary Cor be
ls.d c.uaens 10 hald ua ihe lamp
lass. fhall b, able fo stand alofs
= ftlnk fn oir1 Frocsrl store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-06

Nm Mars ehlaita ~ifs ~ rsrm
~ Nfaf rear Naihsl anf .ho has
i.eta = psiisni q base aanpariain ~
saHr stfts ~as laksu - ths asyiars
81 Noenlau yesterday ~vrniug. ~
Hhsnn - hptefs,n Mrs u G itafri.
aeetHI.anFlne a. atisuaanf Thea "a +.
ueui eat gradually sr.swlns worns.
hpl Ii eas fhnashi te.f - vae. A.s
in lht static lH lllatlana
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-06

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ua cf,s
81 - x
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.4ster Mr. a n Ns~ralsn
- c Gee
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lneh aud ~ meastsrv - - \ n 4
c'4b ~~r~ assighgfalN satertA .nst -
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.ss aaa q .ssslal as.af 80 fnNss>i afsi
leh. ~tr.~hn.sas ~sr. .sFsr-a as ihe
hs<sss n sea- lsasf y assfInf
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81 ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-06

We desire 20 tbank our friends and
ne eghbofs for their aid and sympathy.
and f0r ne fiorai offrrlnxs. in ne
ioss of our dear non. MIR and Mr.
v n Williamson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-06

TIE state BOARD - affairs yssfsr
ass purchased . 90 worth of gafisl
seed A ,llcy - gardsn fof ever.
Institution ln ne rate has been lap
ted ~ the board
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-06

delssauon has ns~ .isnaaa.i g. lts
4sHeian Anrf6stu nnsHfief a
hlsh sfanhins ehs shanI4 49, = ai.It
H adsisiaf H iafsNlssnis un ihees
ffHae HiubIffns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-06
JOBS fer roen,r...s Me-

Twenty men fece'ved smplay
nenf fhr.ugh tie federal state .m
ploymsni service Yesterday call. 70.
i~eniy five men xere received
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SATURDAY


Nslentioe and cineharn Dress Party
Ths annual Valentine elugham tF. =
aarfy a. The Latr store was gwen 90
he se,,und rnor 81 the siore yestsr-
day Afternoon Thr clsrkf ali Wurs
pretty giuxham foslesdr.-s - ans fhe
department ~a~ dsropied sIih r
bHarfs and htfie httehe's chiltun :
c-eksss FOR the flns tets un ~ fhs
growing girls ~cr~ displayed ~ Flrs
taifney rsfhsune poan Catherine
tlts La Vs.. tefuns Csrlsra
A4se Kafhnn frfsps ~. Nary
Coys Gray Rlby Noof Martha
Ffe'd Mary faenorr Nertsn. LOIS
Mary Jane and Ralnh Fila Davis and
Sielia Louise Beiand rhs prugram
opened 18th Gisro selection by Miss
porothy navA and ths ~as follow 80
BY the first showing 81 rnzham
dreSsss Robert Merien sang beau
fioal tenor SOLO. art after fhe ss--nnd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-06

Tho ofsanlsaton of muiuai lnsur
anrs eompanles sould he made 90
fibl" ~ hin nfroduted in tbe -
aie yesterday ~ senator Pete Corasi
sach companies nos are barred Fl
Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-06

ulysses Grant Bsiiey n p % Nn
:. sas accepted for enlistment. ln ffe
navy ~ Oklahoma cay station Fes
tefday Three applicants w.re reject
Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-06
TOPICS o TOWN


The federal hHresn - markets s.
issuing e uew efadlnr llsi. g. D. 10
operation Hondaa To nos ilst ron
iains q spsclal amendemsnt go lh
present United stales rradinr rlial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-06

iuif blF ala ale on Monday and
FptstaY watch Tor ihe windnw 1n
Saturday hight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-06

FOR sAf-E-One share stock Meoca
ol Co. Three hundred Dollar. {.
r. 3, carc Leader. .
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-06

Nhoa an rFhif iiaearfa eesfn
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-06

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-06


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wonsns Nlsshaars Ssel-s hAp
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Builders CAS- Mrs " u Rarnss
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-06

showiue ~ arsssss fhs Ntis Neu~n
fvsns Nan E.eanore end Roi,bs
ssnv daet Ace enc sho~Ans -
~hlte trrssse he ehadrsn ~sre ash .
tr3 io a. tafk ef ne ssefs ~hefs.
-oasruIr eats ssfe pfs~.nled - eAeh
sasef FyerY csf ~es nambersd aua
frrm BOX faIet MA eorrs.s lor.iins
nuultrft Ssta Louise lieland dre~
a uanb.r ant 'he aapaieaie q wh'oA
was hold ~ lfle Nana FslNer ana
shs ~on dainty snsAam dfsss
~
informai oane.rs - lons ~cssi
Amer the n,riiar honr 81 ius'rae
uon. he Liberty nansnx siAss a.
vifed a narsser % friends - ne Ions
hoisf for aans ~ iast ex.u.ne
- -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03
~ ron sAi.E-.M,scrLLANro, ;
Keep Us In Mind
NJ HARRY PIANO co,
los linton 81. Seattle.

III itAtkiN1 ilNNt ~
los Union 81, Seattle.
mN YoUH Rrds WHERE THE
largest assortment of sizes ana
patterns a-e shown and where 10.
rral terms can be had at lowest
cash priccas iibefal treatment gem
crafty iH extended at Waldron CO..
J taa3 Fourth ave.
PIANOS SOLD ron PEOPLE IN
distress. etc. for only per cent
commission. or viii pay spot cash.
Used riano Department, nu Harry
Plano Co. les Union -.
MARSHALL. FIELD 4 cos nEsT
rugs are being closed out, 81 Cht-
cago prices. in all slices either for
cash or on terms hV WHldron Co.
1899 Fourth. itcnry BLDG
Et EcTRiC WASHING MACHINE
New. guaranteed direct from fac
tory save tso s0-day FREQ trial
ask Tor particulars. isasailc utiii.
ties Co. Monroe uldE, chioago.
TIMELY Rt'G SEit.iNG-MifER
the iarre stock is turned every 20
DAYS That's az Waidron Co. rpe-
eialisine -uEr. ground floor. 1890
20 Fourth ave.
nEsT PIANO AND rUOSoGnArH
values IT fringer,. rlana House
1859 THIRD ave, Elliott seof
Gla NfhH w M WI W Ni4Aa ~ Y "
to sap cash FOR suitable pianos
for our rental department, pu
Harry Piano Co, los Union 81
SLIGHTLY USED WATCHES. man
grade standard wakes. nj very low
prices, noh'n, CTS THIRD ave.
FEED POTATOES. soc a BACK
1900 Western Ave.
NicE NEW ROOMS SIZED RuGs
rrivate hom~; terus considered.
A..
Nrw PIANOS FOR RENT RENT
applied on purchase. Meyer
Toner. 40 Union
SEED rOT sTof:S ST 90 PER SACK
1909 Western Ave.
SURF CASTS AND TRAVELLING
bags exceptional values Bob'r.
cis THIRD ave.
POTATOES 81. 90 PER BACK
1900 Western Ave,
I SEWING NcfI So. sio ntSNY ii.p
rs"sVsTu's $50 uA~s ,'es -.
81 wA>TrD--rt'r>'rtHE
nisks f',rni,rr~ 90. COS pike NJ ISIS
Sc FOR stI.E-FUR>ITURE
IN QUALITY AND Low PRICES
cut any figure. come and see what
W. offer you once customer,
s siwa s, e ,rol,r. t fer ,s ws ss
you can get elsewhere. $40
kitchen cabinet. special s2a. SIS
oak dresser. special tts7s; -.
inch oak table. quartst~d. fes. as
inch oak table, auarteFed, SIS;
chairs from siss Go 81; SIS new
steel range special SEQ carpets,
rugs and ilnolrum ~ all descrip-
tson. lie wise. pay cash. We save
EcKmAs FuRNiruRr co
sixth and weptiake
knocked down 10 ti.ss Marshall
Fields afi.woal fancy auto robes
sTss. 4 reliable CARPET sweeper
tzsS. Upholstered fiber rocker.
undsrprtcrd Aiao rugs IN all
sizes Terms arranged Al waid.
ron Co. Cobb bldg H;o-e.
COOP. LIKE NEW, AND MIST lie
moved by the kth--Tenuine i~ath-
~r davenport. ) auto seat rockers.
library table. beautiful dining set
brass bod. best mattress and
spTinga iron heG compt~t~. us 30
lmsttress worth the money!. dress
white machine. two ska wilton
rugs ono Axswtnst~r and several
small rugs so,s AikI ave Faun.
tisroy car 10 Kenny uotnc down
in ravine 10 beach, Elliot, tsss-W,
WHEN At corn fif.DG LOOK At
waidron Co.'S furniture stock;
medium priced Eoeds at fair
prices cithr- for cashier on terms.
Al 1903 Fourth
NEW STORE. NEW s'rorK-tfvE-
" furniture selling at waidron
Co. Cobb BLDG. store. G. y. Camp
bell. f1er
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,s.s

Large j0xi20-foot lots on s-nd ave.
=. w. only one block from CALI
fornia ave. car line. commanding
an unobstructcd view OF the Sound
and Olympic mountains. city
water. city light: s1s cash and SO
per month. II you will buy a little
lumber and start building a iittl.
house. we will waive the first t2s
payment Remember. We only
charge per cent interest. and
that we take Liberty i,onds at par
on any OF our property.
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< sIrr,r,oNs wANrrp-aill.r

~ SITUATIONS WANrED--a li.E
AltriLiEl.N OFFICER. MEcnAN-
teal engineer wide engine and
machinery experience. first class
craftsman. some selling UNa
peftoncc, desires connection with
suitable concern, Address orN star.
ARMY oFFtCER
experienced. reliable and efficient.
viii give services a. manager "
modern apartment house In cN-
change Tor rent uf or 3-rpom
apartment Address o-e. star
WANTED RETURNED
sailor, university student. desires
work wcclt-ends or nights auto
mechanic 90 experience. Address
o-ii. star.
OVERSEAS FIRST SERGEANT
married. agcd 80. desires position
as saieanRn or buyer. IS years
experience, Addrcas O-is. star
SAILOR DESIRES
office position In which there IN
chance Tor man In merchandise or
buyer; 10 years experience. Nd
dress o-iS. star,
SOLDIER WISHES
position driving truck, can drive
any make Of car; resident Seattle
is years. Fast esa2
SAILOR WANTS
work driving truck; good mechan-
tc. good references Phone Queen
Anne saoS. ask for Mr. Leigh.
SOLDIER. GAS EN-
gineer. auto mechanic, truck, trae-
tor or auto driver Call Queen
Anne sffe
TX SERVICE MAN. 20. GOOD EDu-
cation. desires any kind OF per-
mancnt position. T. q. HoN 81.
city
RETURNED SOLDIER WOULD
like common work ~ any kind ia
the city Address iief Roy st
HOOKS OPENED CLOSED. BAL
aneed. systemitiEcd. and Income re-
tmrna nhnna I.aal AAnN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03

WE ARE JUST PLACING OUR 600
lot addition on the market Every
working man is TO own his own
home. Ground. soxi2s. No better.
garden soil In the state. BY maxi
ing a community. your property
will increase 1906. and you can get
In now for just few dollars and
have a nice home. Come out and
look IL over. II Is selling rapidly.
and many houses are going up. IL
you would only take advantage Of
the opportunity that is offered you.
and within your reach. you will
soon be on Easy street. but II you
20 along year after year, paying.
25ss OF your wages out each
month in rent. you viii never gel
anywhere. We will furnish you 8
home for less than rent. Look the
land over today and then let's get
together. Lake Burien car to 18th
ave. S. w. and Henderson s.
Agent on the ground all the time.
II you have never visited this
beautiful spot. you have no idea Of
what is there; so CONC out ana
take a look.
WEST 4 WHEELER
Second and Marion. Elliott 5es2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03
BUY YOUR LOT TO-DAY

Get a little lumber. build n tenn
porary house on the back Of the
lot. save $500 In rent during the
next year. raise $50 worth OF fresh.
crisp vegetables for your own ta-
BILE. s3so net profit to you in the
next year. and the wife and chill
dren will be more contentcd and
happy than living in a flat, apart
ment or tenement house. and prob
ably a great deal healthier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03
BIG SALE SUNDAY
EEYPORT

THE NEw NAVAL CITY ~ THE
PUGET SOUND DISTRICT
The government IL building a per-
rnAnsnt torpedo station. with bar
racks and machine shops at KEY
PORT
The growth OF Keyport VIII keep
pace with the naval station
OPPORTUNITY rs USING A
sLEDGE HAMMER AT kEYPORT
Opening for many lines OF endeayor.
Ranging from common labor 10
merchant.
BE one OF the first 70 locate in this
dollars In a home where the gov
eminent Is spending millions
A PLACE TO LIVE. WHERE
LIVING rs LIFE
Keyport is well located for suburb
an home sites. Having excellent
boat service TO Seattle. morning
and evening. The lots are level
with randy beach. shade trees and
good soil Many OF the residences
lots have n view OF the Sound.
The prices are very reasonable
Choice lots with sO-foot frontage
and close 10 the water front. f1og
each Terms 10 per cent CASH
and 6 per cent PER MONTH
KEYPORT
Call at our office and see plat Oh
keyport Take steamer from focI
OF Spring and Madison 1T. docl
Sunday morning at > o'clock
CLIFFORD LAND COMPANY
CIT THIRD AVE ia THIRD AVE.
ELLIOTT 80 ELLIOTT 4z5z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03

Zig lot tosias; fine garden soil
only one block from car and paved
street: SIC down and SIC per
month. Interest only per cent
Liberty Bonds taken at par.
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tAs2S

niR let s01i20. on 18th ave. =. W.
nothing down. providing you buy
little lumber and start a little
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03

i0Oxi2o--A beautiful corner. COM
manding a view Of the Sound and
mountains. only $50 cash. balance
SIS per month. Why don't three
OF you get together. buy this cor
nef. pay s2s down each and IS
per month. and each get lot COX
zoo at a cost of only $500 each.
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i.oso

An extra large s0xi5o-foot lot.
facing on California ave. an So
foot paved street. with all public
improvements in at this price.
commanding q fair view of the
mountains and the boats running
between Seattle and Tacoma on
the Sound. This we believe TO be
the cheapest lot In the city. where
all street improvements are in and
paid. Liberty Bonds taken as
cash. Terms 500 cash. $50 per
month. including Interest at G per
cent
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IS poH ssLIs-REAL ESTATE
HEEf4Y G. fsWIEg
COMPANY
Main 1874
"AEftNfCEF

NORTH QUEEN AHsE
fl.gVo --t-foom hDse. on a lot
bVNikI. Look az this. the
number b. Z7lZ Fourth
ave. W Main 7t7l Hi
NORTH WOODLAND PARK
tz.25O-G- house. on lot
bVhlOD. good garage fruit
trees. berries and garden
space. not far from pnin-
nsy car. fine value. sianif
cash payment. ana balance
as rent Main 7i1t Nh
CHEAPER THAN RENT
81. 800 10 1900 ~ you want
70 kin the little red rent
devil. and can get away
with n small place. this IL
your chance. These placed
have three rooms and a
bath. and lots f5xg5 10
s5Kss. and house has a
garage. The location is
a3rd ave. X w.. between
9th ana gsth Hte. three
blocks from car line.
This is not an undesirable
hole In the ground. but on
the contrary IL good
location. with a view OF
sthe mountains and the
Sound. Every vessel en-
tsrinR the Lake washing
ton canal passes within
close view of these places.
Ae % terms. II you are In
teTeSfed. you can arrange
that part to suit yourself.
Main 7i3f. B-53
HENRY 9. EWING
COMPANY
200 Alaska Isidg Main 7f5f.
SERVICE"