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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-16
Vice Admiral Kerr
Resumes Trip Today

Mount Jewett. Pa. November 15.-The
Handiey-Paee airplane. which started on
nonstop flight from Mineola to Chi
ago early yesterday and was forced TO
land near here in the afternoon, will re-
sumo ITS flight at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning, it was announced tonight. Vice
Aomiral Mark Kerr and his crew were
forced TO abandon the resumption OF their
~. late TODAY owing to darkness falling
' oeaole me repair OF broken water con-
nection was completed
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SEEK FARM INFORMATION

Montgomery, November l5.-(Special,)-
Information ON agricultural activities in
Alabama was asked of the state depart
ment of agriculture on Saturday by the
service department of widely read mag
azine printed in Philadelphia 1t is the
intention of the magazine to exploit the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-16
Budapest Evacuation Completed

by Associated Preas
Budapest. NoIember l5s--The evacuation
OF the city by the Rumanian troops was
completed last night The Hungarian
troops of Admiral Horthy received an
ovation this morning upon entering The
city. which is now controlled by the inu.
nicipai guard. commanded aby Colonel
Yates Of the American army.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-16
1000 Bales of Cotton Burned

lLittle Rock, November 15.-Approxi-
Aately 1000 bales of cotton were burned
id a fire that swept a part of the plant
of the st. Louis Cotton Compress com
pany ut Ell Dorado. Ark, today. according
ito a dispatch received here. The loss is
estimated at si0Gc,000.
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Condemned Food DESTROYED

Columbus Ga. November 15.-Destruc-
ton Of five carloads of foodstuffs, canned
and other goods, condemned here. was
completed TODAY, by federal and state in
spectors A rigid inspection of foodstufs
here followed advces that i6 persons
throughout thu country have died from
eating spoiled food.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-16
REALTY NEWS
Of the Week

AS illustrating the demand for
residences, man listed his home
with us one afternoon and we had
three buyers for it next morning.
If you are in the market for a
home, it would be well to see us.
The automobile district is still
going strong. Resales at profits
are frequent. We have some prop
erty in this, district which will
yield good return while the pur-
chaser is holding either for resale
or for certain enhancement.
Inquiry is active for residential
property in the Country Club dis
trict. We are offering a few
choice lots at prices below cost of
improvement, materials and con-
struction work.
We are negotiating some leases
for business property based on ex-
piration of present leases two or
three years hence. This is good
line on Birmingham business prop
erty. We are also negotiating
for the remodeling of some stores
and the improvement of vacant
property near the central business
district. The district has already
broken out of bounds and will
steadily continue to expand.
We are selling right along in
Central Park, where more than 20
new houses are now in course of
construction. There could be
no better evidence of the popular
ity of this attractively located,
moderately priced property.
Property in Fairfield, both res
idential and business, is becoming
scarce, especially the latter, in
face of a very strong demand. Our
anticipations as to Fairfield are
being fully realized.
Those who realize that nothing
can check the growth of Birming-
ham are making the. most of pres
emit investment opportunities.
JennisOn
Real Estate & Insurance Co. i
211 North goth Street
Phone M. $3.50
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good features OF the work in Alabama.
All printed matter, names of the person
mel in charge OF the department whether
or not work is progressing. satisfactorily
in Alabama, were requested.
f. ,. Hooten, markets clerk, answered
the letter, giving the Information and
thanking the publcat ton for an editorial
recently printed on Alabama's hand book.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-16
HOG SALES ANNOUNCED

Montgomery, November 15.-(Speciall--
j. III. Wilmington, county farm demon
stration agent of Houston county, on Sat
urday informed the department of agri-
culture that hog sales will be held in his
county at the following places on dates
shown; Ashford, November 10, December
3 and II; Cottonwood, November % and
December and 20.
Much interest has been aroused in
Houston county ov>~ hog raising. The
county ships many cars of hogs each
year. and leads in this in Alabama
MRS. ALLEY INJURED
Montgomery, November 15.-(Special.)--
Mrs. Minnie Alley. wife of w. Bradley
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side basement stairs as shown.
On the second floor are three bed
rooms and liberal closet space and
open hall way we'll lighted. The esti
mated cost is $4,000 to $500, ex
elusive of heating and plumbing. The
finish is in white enamel and floor:
of birch.
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Some of his handiwork is now to be seen in the
foliage of the new Homeland" of Birmingham
the residential property in the Country Club dis
trict east of Mountain Terrace, which we are
now developing. The autumn air out there, too,
is full of sparkle and zest.
An enjoyable hour awaits you in those forest
depths. Our Improvements are sufficiently adj
vanced for you to foresee what they will be when
completed.
Remember, Nature joins us in this invitation.
Birmingham Realty Company
2118 First Avenue i
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Nature Joins Us
In This Invitation

Most of us look on Jack Frost
as a killer. True he is death on
germs, but he is also a master col
Orist.
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Public Markets


stall &S. Z MS rcd beans. aac: J
iba orchard run pruncs. 2sc } large
cans tomatoes. fTc ? ms farina. z5c:
lbs rolled oats CSC. Csc broom,
SOC. pkgr shredded Wheat BITS
cult. g5c Nuptha soap. 81 bar best
soda crackers. iSc 10 stalls Sl-85.
Columbia river smclte. lbs. Csc.
fresh herring. ms Csc; salt salmon,
Sc n. stan i0-A. Yakima Gem po-
tatoes. siSe sack. delivered; apples,
90 box up. onions. 10 lbs. Csc;
seedierE grape fruit. Tor ssc. stalls
3o-32-7L. dry salt pork. soc ID.
swedish potato sausage. lac 10.
home made head cheese. zoe NJ
stalls e4-36. Crisco. sec. i5c. a0c.
81 so. 50c citrus powder. CSC: 95c
Olympic pancake flour. Csc; 10 lbs.
yellow corn meal CSC. I large boxes
matches. 25c. lbs. shortening, 55ct
Van Camps tomato soup Zoe can. .
cans Federal milk. sNc, cans red
beans e5c stall a. cranberry
sauce. zoe ~: minccmcat isc n !,
sauerkraut. i5c qt. OTIS CSC. stalls
2o-22 Gem Nut margarine, sac 10. =
lbs ESQ fresh eggs. ibc duz; best
city creamery butter. bac 10 bulk
coffee. csc 10. lbs 55c; Guittard $
chocolate. 25c ID. Rogers baking
powder. 25c 10, Tree tea, 23c per
p 10
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HERE
TO Be STRICTLY
ON j. s. BASIS

Simon pure American prOpagabaR
viii be- the rule hereafter In an ne
schools u the city. according 70 20
oiutlous made by members 81 nc
school board ~ - meeting A0nhhT.
aud those Instructors In whom ths
Herr Professor" trait vas mhfke1
during their term Of school s"rF'ps
will be- duly and speedily inyesugat.
cd
a discussion ~ Senate BIN ~ wasA
brought w thru the request OF tfif
Spokane board 81 investigation q
protest u beforc its paHnoge ~ VI
lower house. This bin provides
the free distribution Of AT least ".e.s
half pint ~ milk % each student I'M
der - gears 81 age az noon each DAY.
bur the Seattle board contends That
proper arrangements and a-npis
funds for the distribution Of This
food have already been PROVIDED IN
the school program.
The board also welcomed ~ ~
Snramore. the new school architect.
formerly Of Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-18
Married Women
Work for Less, Says
Employment Head,

That the presence OF mrrieo
women IN the business world consti-
tutes a handicap 20 rcadjustnent q
the employment situation II tss
opinion ~ Miss Birdie Campbell. So
perintendent of the women's division
~ the United states employment
service. Employers. she declares.
should not consider the applications
Of married women who have outsids
support This competition. says'
Miss Campbell. Showers the standard
Of wages for both single women and
returned soldiers. for. az "A rule. a.
married woman will work for less
salary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-18

small can Faro. lie. cans uinc~4
CLANS. glc. Blue Ribbon tea SIC ib.s
25c can X G baking powder. zoe. Red
seal Grocery. Annex. hoxen +
matches. CSC: pkEs. spaghetti Or +
mhcaroui. Csc. pkgE Ee~diese rai-
sins. 2sc: large bottle Blue Label 5
catsup. 30c: pkgs. ArTnonr's oats. Z
gbc sugar and soap stall. bars
pc Napiha. CSC; bars Bob Whites
25c. pkgs. Lux. CSC: . pkgH. Crys-
tai White Flakes. &c. large hars
Cascade soap. use; large cans Fed.
eral milk. acc. Carnatlon or Bordcn'N
milk. cans 2sc. StongE. ttr pkr1l
Sunbeam coffee, 3sc. 35c pkg. creaner
Of Ea riley. lie. stall 81. fresh but
ter 55c ~: bulk jelly. 23c 10. III =
lott FISH Co. fresh herring. , bxul
f5c. ihs. 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-18
Dramatic School
to Give Recital

The Margaret Olson School Of TX
preston and Dramatic Art will pre-
sent It's pupils from the adult class
in recital. Friday evening. Febru-
airy =. at 7:3O o'clock. Recital bah.
Odd Fellows temple. fourth floor
10Th and East Pine The progrsn
Will consist Of readings. rnonologuesl
and "A one.act comedy. The foll0w.'
Ing will participate: Misses Leorl
McCausland. Grace Allison. Hannah
Carroll. Hazel Hilton. Florence Holt
Lucille Johnston. Helen Westerfsax-
Lillian Greenberg. Gladys Gros
man. Kathleen Porter. Anita Rosen
berg. Idunn Thornsteinson, Florencs'
Baes. and Mesdames Tom Msgrath
and Cleo Scougai.
The public Is invited.
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LEGAL NOTICES


n lTIII -IuDUIDU IDIUT| on
~ 49, $500, ana
~. g,,,,.t., f9i,t
80 gf+ttt't" sr u.fr
=, - 49,. ~. ,,t.,tta,i.t,.,.
o" t..tt, a5tf
~ l'nu'' .'nh'L ~.
~ .'
S0ttps Boz bor.bp given Tint. pur-
nuanf 10 an order " tho above
entitled court mad, On %. SIN
dnv of Tsbfunfv 1919 ln tho mat
t.f ar thr rstatr of DO. above
mined uIuafr tho uuderrIruad
~. dutv aubUUrd and nrttnp
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II you have any plumbing. heating
or repair work. call Smith the
plumber. Beacon 1871. 1875 Jack
a0u -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-18

stall tOe. fresh peanut butter. ~
lbs. 25c; guaranteed eggs, A3c do2.,
doz S5c. fresh Jersey butter 4Sc
II margarine. 35c NJ. Flake White.
sc n . tan cans milk, '25c, 4ac
bulk coffee, 3Sc NJ. MS Slloi 4oc
bun, coffee. 3Sc 10. 3 MS 95c. stalls
1875. sweet chocolate or cocoa, 25c
10 ten faunings. lir 10; cereal cof-
fee. Toe N: 3 his hominy. 25c, peas.
t3c can. cane finest red salmon.
toe; MS. cluster raisius, zoe; bars
Bob White soap. 29c. stall &c. APP
pies. $1.15 box and up. grape fruit,
Tor Zoe. stalls l-S-5. mutton
chops. 25c N; veal outlets. 2bc 10. .
sirloin steak. soc 10. pot roast 15c
n. veal roasL zoe III; lnrd, 2bc 10.
pigs foct. Sc 10. stan II. hcrring. 6
his 2tC; Columbia river smelts. g
lbs 25c; ling cod. his. 25c; red
snapper l5c III; salt silver salmon.
15c 10 large mackcrel. zoe each
BcrinE sea herring 2 tor 2bc, Alaska
herring. Tor Toe, = for 25c stall
n. Wncsap apples 3 doH 25c:
onions, MS 25c grape Fruit s Cor
zoe. lemons, for 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-18
MI.SII.AIN

10 choice lamb and veal chops. sc
sugar cured Boston butts. 3sc NJ. ha-
cons 10: shoulder hams. Is isc NJ
stall 1872 ms red Mexican beam
use; rolls toilet paper. 75c. Folger9
coffee, soc ~; 3 lbs. prunes. Sec
Stail 1877. good butter. 53c 10: Esgie-
brand milk. . cans f5c. GhirardeiIi's
chocolate. soc. Guittard's chocolste.
for SIZE. Guittard's cocoa. 2 for SIC.
Stail l0f. Yakima Gems. sl.6s Nc
100 ibs: dried onions. 4 ms. l5c. M
lbs. use: Missouri walnuts. Csc N.
Stall i30. piEH. sun Maid raisins.
use. 5Sc apricot jam. csc: , pkgx
macaroni. 25c. } cans Federal min
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PIKE PLACE

fresh milk. i3c at. Stall 60. largo
can Carnation milk. 1shc. Stall
! Sos. 2 large cans Snider-s tomatF
soup Csc. large white navy beans.
Ibs. sec: coo green or black tea. a1<
NJ; large rans minced clans, &c.
{ large rolls toilet paper. Csc.
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ron sNi.E--REAI ESTATE


We have four brand new bungalows
OF ana g rooms, located a. 18th
ave and Jefferson - They are
butt the way YOU would build
house Finished la French gray
throughout. indirect lighting fAe
lures. white enamel lighting Fix
tutta Ia the hVdroufuh fireplace
nak floors hot hir heating hreak
fast nook ia Kitchen. etc u tuN
lgn. with an assessments paid, In
Guiding street paving Remember
this ia eluarrtn, walking distance
property. and Va il few yeura tho
ground alone Hhuuli he very val
liable for apartment building site
Remember. W. are not asking you
20 so over Go West Seattle oF out
north an hours street eat ride,
where they ATE aHlin a. much
as We are for these close homes
$500. $500 60 81 600
Cash. and naianco Like Rent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-18

rs SITUATIONS WNNTIsp-MAir
sEROEANr ME-
chanlc of motor transport corps,
draifta work az mechanic or other
work prrtnlntuH Go truck uf auto
muhilv with some fiim that car
nffer a Eood future A-tt, star
STUDENT SOLDIER WISHES re-
aItlon of amy Kind in private fam
nH. has hrrn student of law Ia
lronvh university. can tuiae ia
French Apply Nta - II iamHeu
Capitol 3N
upNoRAUtN DISCHARGED SOL
dier cG years married. dcstfuH
ymplnN Wrnt ~ truck driver
chauffeur drwonHttstor or in
stTurtnr. HiN Ntnfs experiences
phone Main sN1e AIT
MECHANIC witt RANK or MAS
tgr yiccttician 800 air service wants
position err private ur truck drtverf
prefer heavy TRUCK, krfvreugeAs
A-t5 star
SALESMAN Or ABILITY pEAtBEH
position With tirfn iu Seattle. rtthr
rf territory NF HN|rHfU ann H"f. Ter.
CAPITOL ttfN ur Main tHal
ntSCiI NNGtp SOLDIER 90.
wants position Co. learn trade ma
chinlHt nr piuwhing preferred. Al
drvsa tie Ninth ave
DISCHARGED SAILOR EIGHT
years shoe experience. wishes pc
aItiun with reliable firm. Fele-
phone Vast tl1n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-18

Hu1 lnR aud selling orders executed
On all tlaHnrH or railroad. indus
trial. bnnt ana other local Heruti-
ties Quotations ana late iufofnia-
iiEisHiN q RHODES. Inc.
EHthbilrhrd 1896
STDtk A AND BONDS
10 Cherry 81 Main isi2
LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT
ron sroT CASH
so CHARGE so nRoKEHAqE
or COMMISSION
Absolutely no deductions.
ToDAY's PRICES
ANY ISSUE -ANY AMOUNT
$50 800
THIRD ti.s .....,.ttH0o 500 90
Fourth as .... 400 300
We actually pay ne above prices
You have the privilege ~ buying +
back within nlA months az the
market price.
No brokerage when you buy q back.
Partly Paid Bonds and Bank
itfff lNNH
TuE NORTHWERTEWS
STOCK a BOND COMPANY
e0i Alaska Huilding.
I WILL EtfY
Liberty HondH. All Issues. Spot Cash
New York stock Exchange Prices
Central Building Bonds.
! GOO Idaho Cold 4 RUBY.
800 Beacon Coat Mines
. 600 Northwestern Petroleum.
WILL SELL
50 Aero Alarm Common 1850
$50 Oklahoma Texas T. a X 200
fNow uaying ~ per cent on s. u0j
GOO Alaska Pot. a. Coal ... ~ Is
2 GOO Columbia ilcd McthiH. 1854
$50 Ihr Electric Nridrr.. b8
! GOO Mount Rainier Mining 90
400 Great Western pruole.
ufu sts.ts .ttt..s.. az
600 Trojan on. Calf ..... .oIis
8 600 can switch .........+ % =
Am nitrogen Products $500
& J STEEPiE
IFS Cherry street Main 5sea
go Years in the business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-18
PERSONAL.

MAGNETISM. THAT WONDERFUL
LAW ~ ATTRACTION. The W.T.
o-NET creates magnetic heat
waves that penetrate rvcry cell ~
thc body. giving NEW LlFE and
VITALITY ~ diaanlvcH an toxic
and uric acids and throws them
or in NATURAL way People
who have had rhcumn tism. n"u-
fitis. nervousness, high blood
pressure. paralysis, Indigestion.
other ailments have found perfect
health when all other methods
have failed. This ia q WONDER
ftL TREATMENT. and VIII put
you IN touch with HEALTH IN a
most nq,.s,i,.i,y,c. manner nting th,s
Friday and gct o free treatment
Lady attendant 236 Central Rldg.
Third and Marion. Tacoma office.
300 California Bldg
WANTED DIAMONDS OLD GOLD.
OLD JEwELRN. OLD SILVER
WATCHES OLD FALSE TEETH.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
SMITH 1EWELRY co.
az l. G. SMITH BLDG. ATH FLOOR
PRIVATE SANtTAR1UM ~ REGIS
tered physician. Specialist in all
conditions 90 women Terms rea-
Honahlc. 1897 18th ave. Capitol
liili car.
LADIES WITH WEAK RACKS.
aching heads take rcstful. healing
treatments and health exercises.
22G Globe Bldg. FIRST and Madison.
SWITCHES AND CuRI.S MADE
from combinEH. Ladies' Improve
ment shop. $40 Union st Main 650i
MISS PfERPONT. therapeutic treat
mcnts, poor circulation. rheuma-
tism. 900 Globe Bld, First. Madison.
DiAMoNpS, MATCHES on CREDIT
MICHAEL 2O2 PIKE ST.
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Is SITUATIONS WANTED-M4LE

HAVE HONORABLE DISCHARGE
from naval aviation: have return
ed ~ school Would Ike position
~ chauffeur or truck driver after
$40 daily and all day Saturday
and sunday Reference Phone
East s1g3
LIEUTENANT. HONORABLY DIS
charged married. college educa-
zion. seven yenra hardware. whole
sale and retail. office and selling
experience. with executive ability.
good habits. desires reHpouaIblc
position. Address A-e5. star.
FItED NEALE. Il. f.. -. 3. RIVER
ton. wash, discharged soldier.
wants work Immediately aa truck
driver. Acquainted with city.
Have been driving while in SCR
vice. ] am married.
RETURNED CANADIAN SOLDIER.
married. ~ months in trenches.
Haased. wishes position - clerk
or anything where strict attention
70 business viii bring promotion.
Address r. r. T.. 500 Pontiaa ave.
WASTED-WO WORK or ANY KIND
by returned soldier Painter by
tIades handy with tools. Ats.
Nfar.
WANTED - GOOD CAMP COOK
wants steady position. Answer,
wages paid and size of crew. Asa.
Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-18
BARGAIN

Large tract ~ land all thor
nuFhly cleared and fenced
Groom house and smoke
house. 30 b-arinE fruit trees.
peaches. pluma. pears. apples
and cherries hedges. roses
aud other shruhbrrN. electric
lights. good Ehhufhnud
near Erndrd aud hiEh school
can Two here and work IN
rltB. scent fare Co frsiiFufh
Price tiEtn. terms GO rfnpon-
alhs party Immediate poe
neanlun Tnhr East Madison
saf and county frffb 90 klfk
land and inquire faf , ifHn-
eman 81 burke A farrAf .
office on ferry landing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-18

LiHEtrY nDNDA
n YOU must sell your Liberty bonds.
We viii buy them. However. w
recommend that you buy more
bonds nt present prices
We also boy ana soil Canadian Vie
tory War bonds
To-day February ~. We paid aH fol-
lows fuf Liberty bonds tour prices
net with mo- IgNuffIfrsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-18

THE OWL PAYS MORE for clothing.
furH. furniture. We buy. sell and
exchange eVsry thing i3ig y lst
Elliott 1881
PIANOS WANTED -- SroT CASH.
for Eood ones. pu Barry Piano
Co los Union At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-18
u sINEss OPPORTUNITIES
ANOTHER KLoSDiKE

0fftA MN kAfFNHA M
Engineers and mechanics left Seattle
attic for wild Horse Greek. Fsbrl-
AIRY i2th. Want more men 60 take
rest ~ stock go with next crrw.
Every body that knows our prop
~Tfg claim we viii take out Tween
~ Million Dollars at least and
possibly double that figure. which
means a steady income and indie
pendent fortune for stockholders
Cali IN and nce Va. We viii prove
20 you we have over a million in
efHht and you can't lose
WILD HORSE DREDGING CO.
Room 4ic ttncklrv Itidg
ron -RESTAURANT
DOING GOOD BUSINESS PINE 10
CATION ELEGANT FIXTURES
- SEATS COUNTER ANB IA
HLES 1880 CASH AND $500 on
TERMS COS PINE ET.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE IN GOOD
location. Wiii stand investigation.
Reason Tor selling. I must so East
Price 200 Address J. 3 Mitch
ell 29it Wctmorc ave. Everett.
wash.
SMALL GROCERY OK QUEEN ANNE
hlli. . rooms good fixtures. cheap
rent Slt ScuhnRrd l}ldE,
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MALE HE'LL WANTED

THIS COMPANY ~ ENGAGED IN
MANUFACTURING WIRE + r :
APPARATUS FOR THE II = ".
on URGENT ORDERS WE NEED
NAcHINtSTs AND TOOIsNAkEk
PREFERENCE WILL f}E GIVEN
TO RETURNED SOLDIERS AND
SAILORS MODERN FACTORY
BUILDINGS AND IDEAL WORK
ING CONDITIONS. APPLY M
rLOyMENT MANAGER XII
BOURNE A. CLARKE MIG. CO.
COR. r. MARGINAL WAY AND
SPOKANE ST.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

fseOKkEEPER WANTS PERMA-
uent position. four years sN-
r~rteuce a. FUN charge book keep
~. beet ~ local references Call
Main ans. Apt rs.
HOrSEK EErER. MIDDLE AGED.
gnod cook. economical. wants pn-
sstion IN country Eu anYw here.
Particulars and wages In first let
ter AIS. star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-18

l0G LEGAL NOTICES
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Please take notice that King county
makes an purchases 90 material
aud supplies 10y Tcquiattiuu ONLY.
Any goods delivered tu any person
whumaocVcr without rcqutsitton
duly issued and signed hy tho
superintendent uf the Purchasing
and Property Department is not a
charge against King county. aud
payment Of any such claim viii be
refused unless special arrange
monts have previously been made
with the superintendent of the
Purchasing and Property Depart
mcnt
Dated at Seattle. Washington. this
nth day OF February \. -. 1919.
tStgncD CLAUDE e. RAMSAY.
l.. e. SMITH.
THOMAS pOBSON.
Board Of County Commissioners.
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stall a. Eristoferson' pasteurizod
milk. t3c at. 20 ut Acme Grocery,
basement Crcamettcs, Toe phg.,
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q O. % 90 % % % % % % % % % @ Z"
aNAP 10 ACRES. IMPROVED
10 acres rich loan Hoil 10 highly
impfoN "a section Nn"homiah r9hu
~ iu the heart uf the good land
center acres uudor pillow. bal
nncc pasture. t-ruum house. barn
all fenced and cfuHHsf'nrrd tels-
phone a. o. H.. riA stages day.
also railroad transportation. YOU
can start right in with four COWS
You viii have a. hurry ifter
1880. $500 cash.
T. VAN AltspALE a 60.
Main o. 1913 Third Ave
SUBURBAN ACRES. 90 MILES
north ~ Cowrn park. at l-ahe
tity ON Eothrii paved boulevard
uwnvd by seattle bank Priced a.
what they have involved through
force lnnufr $500 per acre. your
ehuics. very easy terms store.
school and club hpunu on land
Select now and Dc ready for spring
garden Auto bus Elyea hourly
service " 81 Hendricks SON as
iiustou uisca Elliott zo3z. East
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