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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
HIRE WATCHMEN
TO GUARD STORES
North Second Street Busi-
ness Men to Get Private
Protection
ASK OTHERS TO FOLLOW
Thieves Break Into Home of
Head of Salvation Army
Here

Special policemen. who are to patrol
beats from midnight until o'clock each
morning and visit business houses at
short Intervals. will be employed by the
North Second Street Business Mems AS
ISOLATION to guard against highwaymen
and thieves.
Announcement to this effect is made
by j. L. Gertz. a jeweler, 954 North Sec
ond street. secretary Of the association.
who suggests that the United Business
Mems Association take up the plan. In
letter to the parent association Mr..
Gertz says:
Each association should obtain the
services of several special officers to
watch the stores Of their members dur
ing the hours when real protection is
most needed. from 12 IN. until . a. M,
and while on the street TO act as protec-
tors of any legitimate person who has
occasion to be on the street during these
hours. to check any attempts at hold
up or other attack. n condition which
has been and still is rampant through
out the. city.
Inspect at Fiye-N Minute Interval
ITO make the plan properly effective.
there should be a sufficient number OF
such special officers to permit of an in
epection of each place of business at IN
tcrvals of at most five minutes. The cost
of maintaining these special officers Is TO
be divided by the number of members In
the association. and each merchant taxed
his proporticnate share thereof.
The home of Colonel Holtz. of the
Salvation Army. 1877 South Fifteenth
street, was entered and robbed while he
was presiding at meeting in the audi
torium, Broad street and Paramount
avenue, it was learned today
The thieves broke into the kitchen
window and ransacked every drawer
and closet in the house. according to
Colonel Holtz. and even emptied the
contents of the refrigerator.
Two brothers. who confessed, the po-
lice say. to fifteen robberies within the
last month, were arrested last night.
They are: Edward Mcclure, seventeen
years. and his brother, Bernard, eleven,
OF Church street.
Say Boys Confessed
Detectives Dougherty and McColli-
gan, of the Frankford police station
have been working for several weeks on
clues to a series Of petty robberies in
the northeast section. Their clues event.
ually involved the Mcguire brothers.
When arrested the boys are said to have
admitted the robberies. Edward. the
older of the pair. was given a hearing
before Magistrate Costello this morning
and held for court Bernard has been
taken to the House. of Detention.
Two West Philadelphia apartments
were entered by fiat thieves who es-
capped with jewelry and silverware VAL
ued at over $500. The robberies oc-
, CURED on Monday. but were not reported
by, the police until today.
The thieves first entered the apart
ment of Sarah ]: Brown, who lives on
the second floor of the Westminster
Apartments. at F'orty-first street and
Westminster avenue. They departed
with valuable diamond ring. They
then entered the rooms of George c,
Rodgers, in the same building, where
they gathered silverware and jewelry
amounting to $500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07

day. but his legs were swollen. While
at no time has his condition been Sc
rious ii may he some time before he
can resume his municipal duties.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
IRISH MAY TELL AIMS
AT PEACE CONFERENCE
Committee Authorized at Con.
vention Here to Name Dele.
gates to Go to Paris

committee representing the Irish OF
america may be chosen In the next few
uHEs 10 present lreland's GLAZING for in.
uependence before the Peace Conference
The Irish Race Convention, held here
recently. created committee. Including
three Philadelphians. who last Tuesda az
urged support for Ireland's claims on
president Wilson at New York.
Ihis committee was authorized to sc.
lect from It's own membership a com.
mittee which would journey to Paris
ana endearor to gain a hearing before
the peace conferees. Nothing has beer
done Yet toward selecting the members
or the proposed committee.
Tho Philadelphia members Of tn,
Irish Race Conventions committee are
Archbishop d. J. Dougherty. Michael J
RYAN and Michael Francis DOYLE,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
VETERANS AT HOG ISLAND
Hero With Two Citations Among
Service Men at Shipyard

More than $500 discharged war veter-
ans. including 175 wounded men who
have been provided with artificial limbs,
are now employed at Hog Island. A
number have lost arms or legs and they
have been put on signal work. Others
have been engaged as chauffeurs.
One of the veterans Is Charlie Cur
tayne, who was wounded three times,
gassed, burned by liquid fire and taken
prisoner while a member of the Aus
tralian army at Gallpoli He is an
electric welder. He has two citations.
the Distinguished Conduct Medal and
the Military Medal. He saw active serv-
ice in the Argonne, fighting near the
Lost Battalion"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07

"It IL 10 be regretted" said Mr..
Doyle today, "if there Is any impatience
because President Wilson refused TO
commit himself Tuesday on the Irish
question. The people who sympathi,e
with the Irish cause should be patient
and realize that the President will do
all that he can"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07

q Single-breasted Overcoats and
double-breasted Overcoats in dark
colors and in novelty patterns
full silk-lined Oxfords-plenty of
conservative and of fashionable
Goats!
q Medium-weight and heavy
weight Suits in a good range of
fabrics and patterns-Suits that
you can wear well into the warm
weather-remainders of $40, $35,
$50 and $28 Overcoats and Suits.
at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
MAYOR SLIGHTLY BETTER
Inflammation and Temperature Re
duced and Pain Is Lessened

Mayor Smith. who is i'll with inflam-
matory rheumatism. was slightly better
today. His temperature was lower and
he suffered less pain. He had fairly
comfortable night.
The Inflammation in his arms and the
knuckles of his fingers was reduced to-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04

tEooN utfNakt1N
on $50 ~, 1919 1,r ,,.,,,.s 80, at,.
h. street Cav. DO minutes frara
rrntrr ~ seattle. located al Poe
frf station. on seat iif-E Tacoma In
trrufbaui apple. cherry aud peat
trra ~ Dear 'tA ali htnd5 =
small fruit chicken hunr" and
runs .nr eif 'ts iifnt tee
tt'h lft'r ~ .Nf 49, zen. as.
hn.' 80 mon. Hh hia "a ~
fa-Itf "'' f' h'NH ""e"
Ei"nTf t-s
SUBURBAN AcftEa ga Mills
nUfih ~ tnwrn pefh az Lake '.l2 I
- i4"ihrN paved n.niFNafa - Z q ,
~ rTHifi0 hhFH ifttrH Al = hHt
ih0p have involved ihfHnEh tore
i"aNi". 900 pff e.ff pnus 'H"..'
N.,l ras1 'Ffns store. th.pi $50, ~.
ana D. r~ady ~ spHns garden.
AHt@ hWH EttFa hourly srfNig~
tet..,. sa.e ,.ss ''''
.......,.
iMfipfNt h NM Nil pAthA 9NAt
20 aet'H - E""a ngil. in 70. 900
laha fshtef SIMON
part cleared Eood barn. sva ~ .
strait house, chicken h"uF", ~ 3.
nous" root E",,a t"hlll
nFNhAfa Hfnall itplt Two s1"a
teis'y cow tNo h"iirfH ~ -
ru hu fr a. fUr al 0Ua sssh
- 80.
~ t"t~ xrsuktt- L
st.4. az tSfe .rt.t,s 49,
Fbk NNAts lsf.ATfs HN ~ ~ VS.
ssh",i lanH s"sis w car ,l"ae
q" ffuuUi Hfnati Tow 3" acres An
,ulutaiion 80 bfariegE fruit
$3.50 @ 80 ,tt,4.,,,..
1870 s,.,.s .,.... M &c., t.,'.ti,s
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I 1880 80, ,..,,,r,,.t ,s,,
f 49, $3.50 -
$3.50 $50 Is, .,,, ,s,,,,, ana NH
fnr sfaady men
THREE LAKES LUMBER co.
Three I.hkoa. wash
- s,st- t.,t, astt so .,.t.t-a. -
go. .i,.yet ,is,t t,fi'r,t rcsf
hleh land with plenty pasture.
hnlf mile water front. small orr
rhard. two horaar. new wagon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04
VITAL STATISTICS


william II Bhsttpek. ehine. and alma
T. Innfatn. Kingston. -
olr T. olsen. u. ana Emma Nsison' ~.
Heattis
Leonard Bufman. ~. apa frances
nuda TO- afaftie -.
William Mais ~. and igosa -, Hart
e. Hruffle
hoy william sanford. camp i<sts. ana
rafuefIa Alice Parker. seattle
eru Drefrfud and Georgia hHrnfn -
atfir
william LgIe and GLADYS sarah ioft,.
Seattle
Thomas g. Paszezak. PuyaliHp. and
Julia pnvsIlsk. seattle
Carl Notice. -. siafington. Pa. and
Ariauna Han is. Seattle, J.
Harry Houston and Edna i1ie'h1
Hamsdeii H~sttls 4
Jobu r. Gates and Eileen u. cievs1
land Everett
Julius aaafer and nsbscea D. Good
llfk. seattle
David q. Hiuneihocs. chicago. ~. ans
i.eoua Hrin. seattle.
Arthur Il Johnson. -. ana Tuaf
HohmsH g9 SEATTLE. 4
Leonard njermsiAno. -. and otssr<
OlsoH. T.. Fouisbo.
0Id % Mr ana Mrs ! Diddia. ssse
Green Lake blvd. Jan. -.
Girl t. NJ and sffs. r FAi"Sitsno- stt<
Carlton ave. Jan n.
1903 % Mr. and Mrs. y. Nermiers. ~
ofhsilo -. Jan. ~
Girl 10 Mr ana Mrs.. -. H. foFfff
1881 Meridian ave. Jan. -.
BOY 90 ~ and Nrs. ~. y. POLAND
tl9's Minor ave. Jan ~
glfl 90 Nr and Mrs. y Goodman. tSie
Fauntiefoy pi. Jan. -
Toy 20 Mr. and MrN J Gray, COZ Sfn<|
esse IT, Jan. ff
BOY 20 Mr ard Mrs ~ " Britt, sI79
HeFenth n W Jan O.
Girl 70 Mr and Mrs A. T.. Lang s1e.
Bennett o.. Jan. 2
Girl 20 Mf and Mrs ~ jacobson. IN
X kznd g.. Jan. -
Glri 90 Nr and Mrs. J r. Mccoma 81
az W. T1rd o.. Jan. -.
Toy 70 Nf and Mrs y r. Olson. s@f
sixfh ". Jan -.
Giri 10 ST. and Mrs. q l.. stone. JIG
asth = ". Jan -
Girl 10 Nr and Mrs y. ID. Nckenxl<.|
1890 9fth ave Jan -.
Din 20 Air and AIRS. O. Massart, szie.
1fsf y. D.. Jan. 90
boy to NJ aud Mrs. Y. L. Hyatt. 1sif
Eighth = " Jan. ~
Girl 10 ST. and Mira G. T. bowers. i1ft.
Montgomery ave. Jan. q FL
giri 10 Mr and Mrs n. y. Stehoitt1
fsis fkth = W. Jan -
10y 20 Mr. and Mrs q. Bowler. 1stG
" EimRrsvr. Jan. ~ n
Girl 10 Mr and Mrs. A. iowery, t0tU
25fh r. Jan. o.
tsift 20 Mr ana Nra. o ". NebFtrEI
ss5s Arrow smith ave. Jan. -. ~
hoy 70 Ar ana Mrs. a. ~ Eaxwo.d.}
sa4a Marshall ave. Jan q
Girl TO Mr. and Mrs. - ,. Ha~kIroI
ssfl California ave- Jan. :.
1909 80 Mr. and Mrs. q. II Cole. s5-Si
ssth vs.. Jan H. I'll
Girl 10 Hr and Mrs . , Featherssof II
tsik IS. JunsAu a.. January - III
HoF to Mr. ana Mrs. l.. warren. u1I
fefh = ". Jan =. IN
Gir to Mf and Mrs I. W. osvaid|
ssss ION n. Jan. 20. III
Carl to NJ and Mrs. A. skrwAnse. fss<
sirth ". Jan %
Girl 90 NJ and Mrs. q. T. Nelson. 1sz1
Burke ave. Jan -.
Ho5 20 Mr. and Mrs. A Wfremnn. s1SI
ftfn \ ". Jan. - D
Soy 70 Mr and Mrs " Jenkins. ssps
ksth - Jan - u
hoy 10 NJ ard Mrs =. Crock. ss
Ninth ave \. W. Jan. 10.
BOY % Mr. and Mrs Eckhar;, -1zsl
i0ih X. Jan IA -
Gifi 10 Mr and Mrs. r. Txyior. SGT
Lpefiir 81 Jan 20
Boy % Mr and Mrs n. q Parker. 4ss
a7ud ave. \ Jan 81
hoy 90 Mr. and Mrs. r. Mann. 1865
etth ave. X. Jan is
10y 10 Mr. and Mrs. J. Bender. crsH
tsndsn home. Jan. 20
Boy TO MI and Mrs Y. kEpxsaki. S4
King St. Jan. :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04

Walter J. Lunn. in the 10th diic
uiet; Alfred +. Miller and Eva
rhornas. 4ist district: George 81
Hodgson and IL. c. BohllSe, 42nd dis.
trict: pliny Allen and Frank "a
Myers. i3rd district: w. W. Conncs
and Frank Manogue. 4sth district
G, O. oualheim and Robert GraaI
45th district. stephen A Hull and
Frank cotterill, 46th district: w. n
Pease and h. IL. Guie. 4sth district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04
Public Markets


stall p. KrIntofsrHon' pasieuriKed
milk. ice at. &C. pit stall -. fresh
butter. BE ~ Acme Grocery. base
ment. large pkg olympic panchk r
flour doe Blue Label catHup. 7ec
bottle. small can dark kEro. i7c.
Cream ~ Wheat. 23c pkg pkws
mnaaroni 2fc 4fouE'n i5c pkg
Aunt Jsmima'N pancake flour. lie.
4se can Sliced pineapple. g5c; A.
nsEF Nrhfoam. 2sc. 1sc can sockeys
rnlfunn. Use sugar and soap stall.
EnFnAtiun or Iinrdenr milk. iftse
can. large Federal Aoc. barr
Cascade soap csc. 2 bars large
Fairy. gsc. 4 bars q. A -. NRptha.
Csc. large ivory Zoe. small Sc. Red
seal Grocery. Annex. fbF head rice.
2ac cans pumpkin. Csc. , fbs. dried
rfunsr. 2scs large rolls toilet
tHHaf lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04
MI.sII. All.

stall LOG. lemons. i5c doz, Wine
sap apples. 81 box. stall 1906. : large
cans milk csc. cans Early June
peas. gac. CamphcilH soup. l2c; .
cans Airs. Portcr's puddings. 3ac. 3
pkEa soda. Csc: 4 pkgs matches. 2ac
stall ls2. 3 cans Federal milk. see.
2 pkga Grape Nuts. use. Creamettes
loo. small can karn. ihr stall 1870.
10 bars Bob white soap. Aac. cans
spanish tomato sauce. i5c. cans
cut string beans or peas. 25c. stall
1879 Flake Waite. lbs 5bc. No. 10
can apple butter jelly. si.s5. Premier
y Y. sharp cheese. 45c 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04

King county senators ut Olympia
are: Howard II. Taylor. 3oth dis
trict. /. @. OIiara. 3ist district.
Daniel I,andon. send district. VIII
liam wray. Sard district; T. u. Rock.
well. saith district, Frank III. Renick.
35th district. Fred w, Hastings. seth
district. Geo II. Lamping, 3fth dis.
trict,
King county representatives are:
Fred Mess. James 4. Jones and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04

Phone SMITH Of Ecnwood 249f
after f.. on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04

a Working partner with si.i2S "a
huy n hAif interest IN good paXins
Restaurant
rJo@EPH ~ THOMAS "a co
1926 Third Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04

Federal milk. cans soc Holly
flour. as s. 50 .fiss si.tS. i0s ssc; 4
ID bag CerctRns or Otana. 32c. Del
Monte corn. zoe. pearl tRpiocR. ms.
a8c. No. I can Early June peas. lie.
cans Ale. Bob white soap. bars
sac. large pkg. Ceretana oats. CSC. ;
lbs dried pruncE. 2sc. Crcamettes. 3
pkKs isc. SchilliuEE coffee. 2sc 10 b.
~ fbs a3c: NJ. J. Y. Tree tea, t5c
NJ is-tb. z3c. Cats Blue Ribbon
trA 80 h Z. 10 anr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04
Cars Will Stop at
10 Sharp, Is Plan

Any ono wishing 20 get DIN.
Thursday morning had better So
quite 70 BIT before 70 o'clock, -
street cars and Jitneys win quit run
ming promptly at 10 O'Clock -
you're halfway horne, with on
three miles 10 40. when the s'nss
whistle blows. you1i have 70 get our
and walk. for the jitney drivers say
they won't finish the run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04
pi,>g. PLACE

stall ~. ibs sugar 7sc. stall
50. large can Caruatlon milk. lfiac
Stnll ~. fresh milk. i1c at stall
1903. bars Crystal white SOAP. use:
shredded cocoauui. 2sc 10 ; large
cans Laurel milk. Csc. soc bottle
Liquid Veneer. SIC. 2sc can pork and
beans. .Nr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04

stall "a. lbs. graduated sugar
ssc stall ~. pure fresh milk. i1c
OF Stalls 3T-3k isc pkg pancake
flour. lie. CampbeilH soups. Ice can.
F-oE rkgs Ssafoam washing pow
der. 9sc. t-ib. can baking powder
Sc. ms. new sun Maid seeded raj
sins t0r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04

stall -. Flake White. &c ~. rs
Sc Stall ~ rhubnrh. 2ic N. neW
potatoes. he Csc stall -. 2 Toe
cans rcd beans. Csc. Blue Ribbon tea
tsr ~ large cans milk. zoe. , lbs
faFlna. eac. . cans Itbbys pork and
beans. 1tr. bars NapthR soap. .5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04

stall ios. guaranteed eggs soc
duK. 2 dux 81 IS fun cream cheese.
g4r n cream brick cheese. s3c NJ
3 tail cans miih. eacs Flake white.
SIC n peanut butter .ic 10. ] Z.
fhH CSC Nut-Oin margarine. &c NJ
ms tif0 stall II. apples. .2.Oo
box. potatoes. 81 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04
1874 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

fACfftc COAST ENGLISH SCHOOL
IL an established school fer teT-
eirners 10 learn the English
branches Six days or evening 5
per week. IS per month. WASH
inxton BLDG Tes First ave
<TED---pO-fTtoN As HOT 81
keeper in wl1oweFs home. where
husband may also obtain Board
and roon Sldney 80.
WASTEn-pR ESSMAkfNC. PHONE
ballard 697
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04

wANTED-LADY FOR PARTNER
Lake. Good location. on Pacific
Highway widow preferred. For
further PARTICULAR write 8. wal
ton. J5ofhei1 H. J.
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10 MALE AND FEMALE HELP
WANTED

HICHEGT CASH PRICES PAID FOR
diamond Old gold. silver. watches.
fewelry. false teeth crowns and
bridges, LIBERTY BONDS. WAR
AWNINGS and THRIFT STAMPS.
LrCIOS JEWELKT STORE
els second Ave. Elliott s45.
wFAysNG DONE GO EWING. n 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04
TOBACCO IN AFRICA

Especial to The star by ~ Z. A.
CAPE TOWN. Feb. A. Tobacco
Company of Rhodcsia and South AZ
rica has announced "A profit of $780,
000 for It's last fiscal year as against
$40 900 for the previous year and
$4,000 for 1916 The company Is
cultlvating $1,000 acres out Of 10000
acres available
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04

LIST Youit PROPERTY wtru uh.
our commission only $50 busy
office Public NraiiN liufeau, ktH
iiherft ildu uup T. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04

lfuf luF nf FtlIIhE NfN Afftt =
on ull classes ~ railroad, INDUS
trial. bank aud other local secure
tlra guutntIunn aud iHtr iuforfuH
ton uU fliV.
IusitlttN n RHODES. Inc.
EnfahiiHhrh 1900
STOCKS ANb iiONiJ&
1fa ChrrfS a. Main iHf4.
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LEGAL NOTICES
I,i

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN
The undersigned has made applica-
Union Lake supplemental Any
one desiring Co protest against
such occupation viii file such pro-
test at tho office OF the Supcriu-
tcndcnt or Buildings prior to Feb
ruary q. 1919
}. NJ MAGGS. owner
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~ roR SAI.r-NisCEII.ANu0uS

a. o. WILLIAMS 60
SASH and pooRS
Z ttotheh sash for starting your early
plants for Immediate delivery
ftothed sash 1.ONe-o Rt,.,s,s. s. 80
I llothed sash g-0Ne-o a. ,,... ttte
Gg.g,ep1ihg,,so glars, ioSi'. per b9,x g.
parn sash sash. I ana tir6t-
The efaie ~ our Goid seal roofing
"a equal a. any on tho market
I TODAY end we are selling it a.
t-r1y Gold Seal roofing .s.s... s. 90
s.piy Gold seal roofinE .....s Sc 30
1-Ply Gold Seal roofing ...ts $500
We also have large stock ~
f-inch and f-inch bungalow Sc.
I das sidinr. selling al IS and SIS
ner 900 feet
our large illustrated catalogue
free. postpaid
a. ~ WILLIAMS CO
iaff Ftrst Ave s seatti~
fRFLtAnIE riNNOS EASY TERMS
no Interest Satisfaction ~ your
Z money back Leriency tn case -
sickness 4 square deal 90 every
Z customer and eNerv customer a
booster Tor as pu itarrY Piano
CO. reliable piano people. store Nc
q ~ los uulon "
Z SHOW tfS A HOME WHERE MUSIC
dwelis and YOU show vas home
where mother. father. sister. broth :
1 sr and their friends love e. gather
/ and share iifc'H greatest enjoy
rteut together nu tAfrr lfaup
CO. los linton "a. store Ne J. re-
liable plano perri~
FIRE AND Bun Ola r. PROOF
safes. safe cabinets bought sold
ana exchanged. Lock expert WORK
TtfRCi.ff. eNrr co
I Main SCI -ts-Tzo Fourth NFc.
lGoOp USED PIANOS WANTED
VIII pay up a. $3.50 rnfh for re-
Z liable rlanoa. suitable for our rent
Z department Oniy quality pianos
I considered nu Barry Piano Co,
I ruONOcRArlfs oUR SPECIALITY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MusicAL RECORD EXCHANGE
opposits View Tiraes nidr.
IrtANO HOME suotL hE
without = plane fog ths paltt,
E Itsed Piano Dept. pu Harry Piano
co.. los linton 81
lpIANo Et'YERs- ENsN TERMS No
interest. icnirucy lu case 90 sick.
ness or lack OF employment 4 safe
place ~ bus plano. Ia Harry
/ Piano Co. the store that gives sat
HH'HNH HN"tHN N'N N"H..HH
I WICK TIVE PIANO WITH s
soul made by MASTER High
priced. bar worth the price. pu
Harry Piano Co Tor reliable pianos.
lUsED PIANO BARGAINS THE
best snaps in town Seems be-
tieytn uard Piano Dept. ia Barry
Piano Gu. t0s Union -
iTWu PIANOS GOING FOH a SONG
in our Used Piano Dept. " sold tn-
day See Thorn flu Barry Piano
Co. tos uniuu ut
SLIGHTLY USED WATCHES. tiGu
grade standard makes. AZ very low
prices BohE. sis Third ave.
BEsT PIANO AND riIoSOGuAFH
values az Fringrr'a Piano House.
1893 Third ave. Elliott 290T.
INV PIANOS FOR RENT RENT
applied on purchase. Meyer
Toner. 10 Union.
SUIT CASES MD TRAY ELMO
bags. exceptional values Bob e.
SIS Third ave.
SEWING MACHINE. 81. 40 DENNY
Bldg
kAVANAGlts g 80 HATS TIES Tt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04
Woman Author Is
in s. r. Hospital

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Mrs
lncz Haynes Gilmore Irwin. wife. Of
WIN Irwin, and the author Of a
number OF wen known books, was
operated on last night az Adlers
sanitarium for stomach trouble. fol
lowing nervous breakdown. The
operation, doctors said. was sue
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ACREAGE

When fnm makes nine contracts.
each Cor iu hffra % land. during
three days time. M niEHifiea thet
the land vs. right nnd the price j.
lEht Mr nFr proud ga ntNtr That
wr have made several families
happy. and started them un the
road ~ hurrcna ana future home
Nav $40 faih with sou about some
uf the beet land nn ihe best terms
you have ever heard uff
ono party iH ON fhe land nuse and
best - Hii haa job ln "a near rs
will Another moves Du Go Aia
futufe horne thIn week. Come and
sss poe and let us explain the full
details You wlli hr Haflr0od lf
yuu want good land. on terms that
VIII be- rurpfier Co. guu.
4 ~ REID 4 GO
1ifrIi4 Sew York iintk.
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LOsT AND FnrND

Lost pHYSfctAN's fNsTRUNENT
XII. black. with paddock. Liberal
reward DR. 81. j. &yyall. S08
Joshua Green Bldg
IOsT-NEW FUR At LIBERTY
tbaatre. Call BALLARD 2Zf2
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% nusINEss OPPORTUNITIES

MANY upFuHTtNfTiEs ARE PRE-
HuntinE themselves now 10 the man
- aunAil means Co. get into bust
meas ~ his own IN wood lumber.
fuel and many other hauling Jobs.
have Seton Earfofd motor truck
ready for work. sold ON terms "
needed. a. price that ie low
enough So make good invest
wtnt IN the hands - the right
Kind ~ man. this truck can be
made a money maker II you are
interested in such q proposition,
believe that I can be Instrumental
10 finding profitable work for this
" IL HARKISs. 1891 BROADWAY
own 10 MILES or CIR y y X.
square mile - bank. 10000. 600
yards % dnllar-yard gold gravel
Untold millions there Tor our com
panF 90 miners and Hhipyard
workers Installing machinery.
want few more men Go take re-
naming stock. so with mining
engineers. Call ? mornings 10
evenings
WILD HORSE DREDGING co.
DREDGING co.
40 Hinckicy bldg, "a and Columbia
FORTUNE MAKING" $40 Sc
cures membership and fuii pro rata
Interest iu five great burnett
fortune making gushcr OF wells.
tllE opportunity. Act now. Ahner
Davis. Trustee. wichita Fails. Tex
ron BALE -REsTAuRANT DOING
good business. Price $4,000. COS
Pine o.
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sent from the screen more than a
year. has just completed The Tn.
pardonable Sin" perturbation Of
the novel by Major Rupert Hughes
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LIBERTY BONDS
II YOU must srii your Librriy Bonds.
we will buy Them. We recon-
mend however, that you buy more
tuHdh az present prices.
We also buy ana aoii Canadian Vic
tory War iioudn
To-day. February 4. $40 paid nH fol-
lows f4r. Llb"riy Bonds tour prices
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8, roR s,r.E-,uro TRUCKS

II HAVE Acton GANtoNu MuTut
truck. % Is and ready to ran. that
met dispose ~ Immediately at e
sacrifice WiN take part cash u
necessary. stsinE come time on thr
remainder ~ payments. THIS INA
chine cannot b. escrilod Tor wood.
coal nr heavy hauling
" ~ HNNktNf tfot uNoNpWAf
HUDSON srpER-SfN SEDAN Al.
burn sedan. new Hefipra Booth
sedan Dodge coupe These fHuf
ears mentioned avs practically
new and price reasonable Gee aa
aEtfHNs Cor Euud hub
ffsrd Car Emporium lgfh * ~ Pine.