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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02
OtiCe of School Bond
Election.

Aau.lata hereby given that an ciu,.
! has been called by tho board uf
&ifiuu 1T carbon County School
4lrri a body corporate Of the state
'rnh and Will hn held IN each ~
y hnul representative precincts uf
n Carbon County School district. "a
\ as school district ~ the firHtsrinsH
he state uf Utah. On the 10Th day
MAY s. &c.. 1913. o. vote upon the
IaIpn
fttu thr board 81 education 81 Car
u County Syhuui district. body
aTsfiir ur tho state at Utah. create
4 Indebtedness and issue bonds and
the lmr NJ tho number. amount
! 1mIHHtuu. rate 81 interest and
Ilhlns fuf the number 81 years. and
\ he purposes he-pinnfirr Hrt forth
lah OLE. lion viii be- held IN the said
\ l1i representative precincts uf aliid
\ hHn County school district. tnNit
NtuHi Representative Precincts
y aud 2 thereof. On sat
D. thr ION DAY ~ May, 4 -.
ftffr win be- twenty-five polling
J a fnF such election ~ follows
D. polling places In School Repre-
NliaiNu Precinct Ne. I uf said Car
Il County school district. seven
49, Boo School Representative Pre-
\ 80 z of said ashnni district, six
#ff1i Boo school Representative IRE
4 80 3 of aid school district, one
Fifgi boz School ileproHrnthtiN" Pre-
4 ~. z uf said school district, and
ihrfrHf boz school Representative
4 lnri $50 Q uf said school district
4 sIrIl.l"lliF "a the following places
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02

Az That most people would rather
read ucw- from baseball training
camps than from military training
gmus.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02

You cant ten from the squa"k ol
n horn how much gasoline there is N
the tank.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02
nioOI RIPIlEsENTATnE PR.
tlNCf No. =.

legilpu District No, o. Cameron. "a
:, hn"lhHuFe in Cameron, Utah,
y, y, ton District No, 10. Castle Gate.
Ne Dollhouse In Castle Gate.
le.iiHr hiHrigt Nos. and *. East
rI lni West Helper. al the cts
in Helper. Utah.
~ Nnn Districts Nos. I and ~
fs' aHl Sturrs, az the office oi
MINING company "a Storrs, Utah
r' l'nN District No, -. Standard
~ lNH DOLLHOUSE ia standard
pa. 'i" District No. ~. Lntuda, ut
l"H'Hulse in Latuda. Utah,
f' t"u District No. 10, Rains. al
Hi"".uHusc in Rains. Utah,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02

But few persons want the thihgs
that are TO be had for the asking.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02

Some men will look you straight In
the eye and then forget 10 return
what they borrowed.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02
SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVES, pRT
EINITT NJ. =

~ sphoolhouFo in Cameron. Janet
Letter Mnair MAutl"y and Ella Tat
ton
~ R.hnuihuusr In CHHti. Gate. y s.
Thorpe. y o. Reese and William
EyunH
AZ tho city Hail IN Helper sam
Stein. ~. lirrT,rt and r. = ilnrkuu.
hagen.
A. tho offi,s ut the mining company
IN stupr, W. W. CLYDE. D. r bennett
and WE Cnwioy
~ IN" Hrhuulhuiisr w Stuulufdyiilr
4 y webb. Charlie iiairs and GrurE,
Lewis
~ tho Hsh0oihousr IN t.ntudH
George A. schultz Earl i,adpiiffc aud
%. &C. Wood
~ the sThpulhnusr iu Rains. 4. y
ElrnnR n. A. nlrnnN md dion nrnh-
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02
SCHOOL nErItISlNTNriNE rIti
GINGsT M. q.

~ the HUh1olhuuHo iu Spring Glen.
=. 70. iiuy,urk. p bunnsky ana Frank
Jerome.
~ tho Erhnoihuur" in krnilWnrth,
Mpudhrld
~ tho Hrhuulhuufs 200 WHiiia . \.
tlBigh, y. 10 Alnr1n and o. g. ktfkr
ham,
a. the srhuulhnurr boo South itiar
Wuthu. Martin Mliiorl,h e. y. HIS
singer aud James Powers
a. tho srhuuihuufr in East itiH-
wathu. ". MrDermaid. Ion TidWoii
aud D. J.. Stevens
a. tho srhuuihnuzr 90 Wet lin-
wathn. = T.. Potter ~ Laird and
| Fred Anderson Ir
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02
MOOT itEpuESENTATIVE PRE-
tiNCr No. 3.

- tNi.NNfN NNiNt INV
tiNCf No. s.
' j, i."n District No. Q. Spring Glen.
'N' -.'H".huuse IN Spring Glen.
Election District No. 10. KeniIworth.
"' "hunlhouse In Kenilworth.
lection District No. 30. Watts. al
l-.'"".H.uso in Watts, Utah.
iHN District No. 20, South Hia-
N 'i iNn sDhoolhOuse In South
salha Utah.
s,e.N'u District No. 25. East IIla-
'' tho sChoolhOuse In East
SSalht. Utah.
r. Nun District No. 20. West Hia,
4 'l IHo sDhuolhOuse IN West
H'lhH Utah
WI REPRESENTATIVES, PRE.
-. 'lNCr No. 4.
" l..n District No. 10. North
Ih ~ II East Price and No. u
b. ''.'. 'I the city Hail in Price
VIII REPRESENTATIVE PRE-,
tlNCr M 5.
IN. iript No. 10, Wellng
4 HMHlhousc in Wellington
n iri.t so. 20, East sun
n I'm. .." sghoolhouse In EasI
i ..u.t 30. ~. West Sun.
y rr... H0huolhouse i'm Wos
n at... . .r..t no. 90, Harper. al
3he boo Harper, Utah.
n r.. '.''H az the electors an,
~ al .N1uct the said election al
D. '' polling places arc as FOL
~" ~ .IltESENTATIVE PRE-
N scho,, ,'iNC1 No. 4.
mouse in Winter Quarters
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02
SCHOOL REPHESENTNTINE pWI
ttNt'r NJ. 4.

~ tho Ciiy Hall ~ i,rir'. i'ph. -
.E. helms. John Crockett and > y
Eiierts1u.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02
WI tlpRESENTATIyE PRE-
tlNCT No. A.

n RI District No. 10, North
H. ~ ~ East Price and No. n
N '''.". lf the city Hall in Price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
Four Jurors Make
Affidavits in the
Weatherbee Case

In Fridays issue IL was stated
that J.. ". Beeman. one OF the
jurors IN the personal injury suit
brought by Ruth ". Weatherbee
against the Puget Sound Electric
company. made an affidavit charg.
ing fraud In the jury room. 4 more
careful examination OF the papers
In the case shows that neither Bee
man nor the Electric company made
any charge OF fraud. Beeman stated
in his affidavit that some Of the
jurors asserted In the jury room
that in damage suits a considerable
part Of the award went to the at
torneys. and this statement is cor
roborated by the affidavits of three
OF the other jurors. namely. c. b
Bsgiey. =. II. Ahrens and II. Il
Owens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
MANY IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
To Be VOTED ON NEXT TUESDAY

Whether or not Seattle win spend
tZ.lJ0000 by the creation Of three
20 year bond issues. bearing per
cent interest. b. the question TO be-
settled by the electors at the polls
Tuesday. March 4
Following are the proposals. for
which sanction Is asked IN three
propositions. civic hospital. 10 cost
$500 900. West Waterway bridge a.
W spokane st.. 5000 600. ana bridge
across Lake Washington canal a.
Moutlake boulevard 100000
other proposals on which the
voters viii panH. are. Proposition 20
limit tho health commiasioner'n
term ~ office 10 three years instead
81 five ana make his methods Of
protecting the public health amen.
able 20 action by the council propo.
Hition 10 give National District Tele
graph Co franchise % operate six
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24

Not only win Seattle hear the lead.
efH in Methodism during the progress
OF the world program conference.
March and {. TO be held al the
First Methodist church, but two Of
the leading speakers viii be IN Seat.
tie next Sunday for two meetings.
morning and afternoon. at the Uni
yrrrity church.
One Of these speakers. Or. Chris.
tihn o. IteiHner. is known the cOun-
try over 49, the champion Of church
advertising Or Rcisncr has already
organized $4,000 Methodist minute
men He IN prominent IN the AZ.
faira of the Associated Al Clubs 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
Honor Service Men
at Orillia March

A supper and entertainment in
honor OF its returning soldiers viii
be given at the Grange hall by the
Orillia Red Cross and the Orillfa,
council Of patriotic service. at Orii1
liza next Saturday. Orillia furnished
&c soldiers and sailors and nine have
so far returned.
Charles Anderson. wounded vet
eran OF the i26 infantry. 32nd az
vision, and native son of OriIlia.
Is back home with many thrilling
tales Of battle, in which the famous
regiment OF which he is a member.
participated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
Lloyd George to
Discuss Demands
of Mine Workers

Lloyd George was to open a week
crowded with possibilities in the la
Dor situation by introducing in par.
Lament today bill creating "A com.
mission to probe the miners de
mands particularly naturalization
OF the mines. II was expected he
would discuss the situation In detail
simultaneously miners executives
ana labor party leaders were TO con
fer ON tho nrnnnsed hlll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
FAMOUS METHODIST PREACHERS
TO OCCUPY PULPIT HERE SUNDA'

ting pep" into church publicity
America. lie is the advocate OF pl1S
Dr. Relaner was loaned for
months by the Grace church OF Nes
York 20 aid In organizing the slssr
600. 900 program Of the Aethpdise
centenary and be Is one Of the group
of internationally known speakerA
who are now touring the country on
behalf Of the centenary.
with Or. Reisner az the University
church meetings will be Or. W. ~
Brown. who ~ the representative
the Methodist Sunday schools an
Epworth league on the centenary,
board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24

BuyluE and selling orders executed
On ali GLASSES af railroad. indus
trial. bank and other local Hecuri-
ties Quotations ana intr infofma-
IiEItHIN A RHODES. Inc.
EHtRbiirhed 1896
BToCkH AND BONDS
10 Cherry 80 Main 1919
/ WILL BUY
Liberty Uonds. Al Ianucs. SPOT Cash
New York stock Exchange Prices
Central building Bonds
20 Pan Motor MINI.
500 Beacon Coal Mines
zoo TriepoHt
Will SELL
so Aero Alarm. Common $3.50
$50 oklahoma Texas T.. A X. 200
Now uHylng is por cent on g. Q0)
600 Alaska Pet a Coal. .iA y
peafinnd on .......... 200 90
$50 rnc Electric Wsidrr.s .sb
900 Mount Rainier Mining. &c
900 Great Western Pctrolo-
900 Trojan OF Caiif 1885,. .osls
40 600 Southwestern Pctroi"'m .0i -
1000 Waila WHiia . 9. a.
G. j. aTEEPLE
ms Cherry Street Main $3.50
20 Years In the business
BUY LIBERTY BONDS AND PAR
ttai payment receipts al 2 per cent
discount market price. Or, Royal
200 liaight Bldg
LiHEHTY HONDs BOUGHT. ALSO
highest cash prices Tor partially
paid bond receipts No delay. ga
New York block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
FIRST POLICE
PLANE IN EAST

INDtANAPOLIs. Feb. 24-The
worlds first police patrol plane ar
rived here today. carrying "a police
man from Dayton. Ohio. TO arrest
and take back to Dayton Robert
Tcmplin. wanted there on charge Of
cmbezzlomrnt
The first aerial black mariaH' car.
ricd r. y Yendis. Dayton police In
rpectar. and y. T.. Wheian. pilot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
wANTED-HoARDE
To IFT--orrICrs

Z PSTAfRs STORES AND oFFict.S.
FIRST and I'iks $50 Co So per
month. where the crowds are Tor
ahocs. mems clothes. doctors etc
Soc clifford. Economy Market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24

nal system IN Seattle. proposition 70
fix the salaries 81 counciimen ~
81 400 each Instead ~ $4,000 and
proposition calling FOR the creanpn
Of "a ciyi service pension funa' 70
be- paid for equally by employees and
by the city
six candidates are In the field Zoe
the city council.
Three are ~ present In Office
Couneilmon G. y. Fitzgerald, wa.
liam Hickman Moore. and ~ ~
Thomson. Three labor candidatts|
are opposing the ipcumD"nts4
They are r. l. Proctor prexi-
dent Central Labor council. 70 e.
Levi. vice president Central LaDor
council and Charles H. osilanf
lighting department cnploye'
Walter + Meier, corporation coun'
eel. goes on the general elecuon
ticket from the primaries unopposed<
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
TRAFFIC COPS !
STILL TRAILING
AUTOMOBILES

Seattle's prominent citizens aro
shaking In their boots Monday. 4
It's All because OF the activities q
the police. stimulated By Chief J.. ~
Warren. Traffic regulations must'
be obeycd TO the letter. Gays the
chief and woe betide the individual
who Is the least mite ignorant q
them,
Those garnered in the net Of tho
law Monday morning included r. Il
Austin. 50. dentist. who draws 'efv
painlessly. a X. Fisken, -. brokerl
J. A Kennedy. sc. and J. A. Meyers.
-, merchant.
These four parked their cars ~
angles offensive 10 the eyes Of the
special details securing the down
town streets They had 10 go 10 the
central station In person. and de-
pOsit a fine OF s. each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24

WANTED BY CIVIL SERVICE
Commission. county-ctiy Building.
applicants for following labor ser
vice positions. I.aborcr. teamster
stable helper. POLICEMAN. asphalt
laborer asphalt raker.
Applications viii be received from
citizens OF United states who have
resided in Seattle one year Get
application blanks AT commission :
office. TO he filed not later than
March 4. 1919
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
RAID FRISCO
HOTEL; THREE
LAND IN JAIL

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb a.
Three federal charges today grew
out Of the early morning raid sun.
day on the Hotel f.aHon. known as
The Bucket 81 Blood
Thomas Whalen was charged with
violating the five miles from a
military post" law and selling with.
out . license
Laura Hfili and Margaret Ander-
son were charged with selling liquor
after o'clock and not having a o.
cenNe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
Wilson Hears News
of His New Grandson

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. "a
President Wilson's now grandson
and Mrs. Francis H. Sayrc. the presi-
dents daughter. are both doing well.
The baby was born at midnight sun.
day. In the jefferson hospital. News
of the birth of the grandson was
wirelessod to the president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
STOCKS AND UOsDs

LIBERTY HDNDa
m you must sell your Liberty Uondr.
We viii buy them. However. We
recommend that you buy moro
bonds az present prices
We also buy ana Hfil Canadian Vic
tory War iundH
To-day. February 20. We paid as fol-
lows Tor Llborty l}ondH tour prices
net. with no dedurtipunJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
ACREAGE


Large tract OF land. all thor
oughly cleared and fenced
tsfonm house and smoke
house. so hearing fruit treea.
peaches. plume. pehrH, apples
aud ehsffi,H. hedges. roses
and other ahrubbsty. electric
lights good urtEhbufhuod.
near graded and high nrhuoi.
can tive here ana wufi ia
city a-srnt fare to rehldsntH.
Price $3.50. terms Go re-
Hpnuhlhle party immediate
poansaaiou TnKe East Mad
leon car aud county ferry 20
kirkland aud inquire Tor !
iirenemnn at iutkr a Far
Tnr'H office On ferry landing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
TO INSPECT TRANSIT WORKS

g.. 4 Richardson general superin-
tcndent Of the Puget Sound Trac-
ton. Light 4 Power Co, left Friday
for New York. for a stay OF several
weeks. in rcspons. 90 a request from
the Brooklyn Rapid Transi; Co. that
he make study Of transportation
facilities and equipment OF that syH'
ten
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
FOR sALE--AUTo TRUCKS
NATIONAL ADVERTISING DOES
NOT MAKE A TRUCK

II simply adds 10 the overhead ex-
penHe that you have to pay when
you buy the truck Jones Pays
tho Freight" and when the net
cost Of building truck is figured
up. q certain amount ia added Ia
the cost 20 cover NATIONAL ndvcr-
Using. This amount varies do
pending entirely on how large the
advertising appropriation iR. GER
SIX trucks carry no such large
amount for Advertising. Tho nd
verifying value OF the GERSfN
ia BUILT in the truck and backed
with u real guarantee that guar
nntccH GfRSfX trucks arc hunt
for the Pacific NorthweHt. and AZ
such carry no overhead for nation
al advertising.
GERSlN MANUFACTURING co
2310-23 Fifth Ave. Phone Main 79S.
'"The Truck That's Built In Seattle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
AFRO NCcrsSoRIrs

Aufo Tora. TOR COVERS, HisAt
covers. curtains carpets. cushions.
closed and open ear upholstery of
every description Special atteu-
ton given 20 repairs and aitora-
tons.
Prompt and courteous acrNlce,
Prices right
PACIFIC AUTO Tor co.
aia y Pike SO.
Phone Main t9ta seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
MINUTE MEN MEET

Division No. ls. of the MINUS
Men will meet at the Hiawatha play.
field house. Tuesday. at p. m, to
make final preparations for the first
welcome home" meeting for RETURN
ing soldiers and sailors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
q RON s,I.n-I,TAL ESTATE

GROOM HOUSE. MODERN EXCEPT
basement. lot taNtau four rooms
INST floor, two rooms Htrund
floor. fireplace. bath Two blocks
from hiph school. half block from
ear. streets graded and cement
aidrwatks IA This can be seen az
gtIt ifth ave 3 " Price f2.hu0,
$500 down. So per month
t-room modern house, except heat
lot i0NtOb Price $500 VIII
exchange equity for fonming
house OF acreage near iriiinghaul
TACOMA
stN lots. asNian noVen biuckh from
school exchange Tor Seattle prop
otty Free and clear 5000
SECURITIES INVESTMENT co
glE Securities nag Elliott 1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24

wAsHINGToNw Feb s4-The
senate banking and currency com
rnitiec today voted u recommend
John shelton Williams as comp
iroller Of the currency for another
term. Four republican senators
voted against confirmation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
IS FOR ENCHA>ct-REAL
ESTATE
ACREAGE
CLEARED LAND. CLOSE ~
HOUSE. 1850

owner has not lived On prop,
rrty for two years. and did
not care 60 rent 10. Tho place
ia now becoming run down.
and he will sell go "A reliable
party. on easy terms. pro-
vldinE buyer can move on
place soon Five cleared.
level tracts. splendid soil.
fenced house has been butt
about three years. well inn
proved diHtrirt. convenient
90 schools. stores. etc. handy
for anyone working in town.
can Burke a FRrrar. Inc.
2O3 New YORK block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24

100 ACRES MILES FROM NORTH
Port. Washington. on county road Z
90 acres cleared. HuWod Co tim
uthY aud clover. about 100 fruit
trees including apples. etc. bal
nncr pasture There be- about St0.-
600 worth of timber on THIS place
yet. house 1874. barn 1898. COW
barn 24s8H. chicken house 1919
spring water also we'll. team
of horses. 900 .pnunds wagon.
buggy. nteiEhHi all farming Inn
ploineutH. also . lata and a bsrnum
bungalow. In SoFth Port VIII
Hcll an fur o. 600. hair cash and
half ia trade fot seattle property.
VIII assume up 60 $1,000.
SECURITIES INV 60
2i2 Securities iildE Elliott 1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24

7 ACRES. $500; HALE CASH. RAJ
ancc caHy acres, 5000. half
cash, balance easy. 9 acres inn
proved. house. barn. poultry
houses; $1,000; hair cash. balance
easy terms. Good roads. handy
TO Bremertnn navy yard. Write
or cali and sec owner on land
ChRE Morrow, 70 f.. -. /. Box i6,
Port orchard. Wn.
10 ACRES. PART BOTTOM. HOUSE;
we'll; chicken houses; $3.50: only
SIS cash. Lots Of work near.
S-hour day. 81 and up
II g. PETERS
7iG Third Ave.
8S-ACRE FARM. A-MfLE FRONT
age on Puget SOUND: grand view
good house. We'll ctc.: II COWS and
hcifora coming fresh. other stock !.
$500 A-72. star
ACRES ON PEND
d'Orielle river. near lone. on mnin
road. value $1,000 TO trade for
partly improved acreage ON sound
A-95, star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
TO GIVE DANCE

The Joan OF Arc club will give
a dance at tho knights Of Columbus
hall Wednesday. February 20. Dane
ing st ?.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
2 wANTED-AUTOMOBrLEs

IMMEDIATELY. ~ NOT
sooner We have honestly sold
practically everything we have
left In the popular priced car. II
you want quick results. bring that
car 10 the Used Car Emporium.
18TH and y. Pine.
WILL PAY SpOT CASH rot 4
late model Ford Maxwell over
land or Dodge. Phone East zG5i
BUCKS or DODGES: HAVE SEW
crnl cash buyers waiting
Used Car Emporium 18Th a w.. Pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24

THE APPLICATIONS OF THE MEM
hers az tho seattle Farm Loan As
aociRtton arc now IN the hands OF
federal appraiser Of spokane, who
viii immediately upprniRe the
same Farmers desiring TO borrow
money for 80 years cor less AZ , p,
per cent interest should i'm
mcdintcly filc their applications
with the Secretary. Moncr cffc
Cameron. 1880 Henry Building
Main 1883, Queen Anne ltG3.
At REDUCED RATES:
Money 10 loan TtO Third ave.
Main 1917 Waahineton title Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
MOTORCYCLES AND
ACCESSORIES

sCHUCK CYCLE co, 2i22 WEST
lake Main COTS Reading stand
ard motorcycles. bicycles. acces-
sorioB and expert repairing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24

DEitC ATEEst% AND GROCERY
STORE BARGAIN
one ~ the best locations ia tho
city GpinE grocer baHI+
ness. rFrt-riuHs flkfurrH.
nov clean stock. daily hF-
tfaEr. tIUGt cheap rent VIII
cell ht invoice about $1,000.
n 500 are looking Tor RI fret
class business ~ this Kind.
here you can make a hia
rel cent on your Investment
SOU should Investigate this
proposition
If.AER iNNEsTMENT ca.
klgris E~nhoafd BIDS
Phone Elliott ego
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24

UNIVERSITY HOME

UNIVERSITY HOME
Nicr modern home % { rooms CON
crete basement and laundry. close
60 CoWeu Park ear llnr, ptfaet
improvement paa,.d Price re-, s''eo
ls,, acres ~ fine soil located near
Pacific city. on highway ciraf
Trad. fof lots or rquiN in im.
proved property call az &ll lih.
crty block. ot phone North sett
evenings
ron SALE. Ar EpMoNDs-o NE
acre. f-room pisstorod house. haze.
mont wood shed garage bath
good cow , pigs and one year 2
wood. near boulevard, good
bus service g. seattle. Ma i.,
farm y Macdonald. Edmonds.
BARGAIN
Having changed my plane. VIII sell
onc-t third acre. good soil city wa
tor. two blocks Go car. hlHn iutns
brr for small house. an Tor ftSp
SIS each will handle. balance
easy Inquire ste iraff building
ron NAI.E.rNO FOOT LJfS
2-rnom house. concrete basement
two chicken roopa. - chickens
81 100. half each Home a. 2 y. rs.
Take AiAi car Go Kinds IT. -
BoyHru. 1tos 1Sth ave a "
QUEEN ANNE niLL to-HooM
residence. complete bsthr, bed
rooms. grand view Also West
seattle tote Good chance Tor
speculation for nume one Phone
queen Anne sts
UNIT uorsE
And lot, good garden soil ftsN
EASY TERMS twa car lines unig
~ minutes 90 city hail
uEHHEHT =, UPPER tit l-rary IVA
e. LOTS ~ nEA MOtSEs CITY. 1900.
agos Graham ~
10 WHIST SEATTLE PROPERTY
GROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
t'irste class home IN every way. nice
lot garage. Gloss 10 car. price
81 TOO. easy terms
IDA SMITH
s9Ds California Ave West s..
.NiCE LOG HOUSE oN ltALf.AcnE
tract tu Wsat Seattle. only b.teas
500 cash, ~ month
" q PETERS
7tg THIRD Ave
ID n KEEPER West Seattle r~ai 80
tate exclusively Established 1905
Downs nldE. 100 aud az Main saa1
u wA>TED-,sIAL ESTATE
Will. EXCHANGE a $500 EQUITY
fnf your equity N auto. No FORD
VIII exchange 81 500 equity In e
81 800 t-Faom cottage FOR autpmg-
bile ~a junk
Lease on ~ rooms. brick huiidinE
rent 1850 per month WI tai e.
Pond ~ Hight car 80 part. balance
easy.
MUTUAL INVESTMENT co
set krn beard iildH
- FOR ENCUA>Gt--REAL
ESTATE
FOR SALE oU TRADE
Oniy hotel iu live cuuntry town. ga
phcity business coed property /.
well located. - ruowH. good
shape. corner lot. i90Ngts barn
chicken houses. fine garden.
Worth Sc 200 For cash. make me
an Offer. J G Davidson. rcrndaie.
wash
WHAT HAVE YoC no SEiI. nR
trade Give VA your iistinEH. gi2
Securities Bidg Elliott 1915.
b AcHts Garden I.ANp. NEAR
spokane, for Seattle property.
Asa. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24

CASH GROCERY DOtSG ABOUT
80 per DAP VIII sell al invoice
Or lamp y KruHou for selling
alckmrnF
SECURITIES INV co
1I2 Securities uldK Elliott 1873.
FOR sALE - KOoHiNG HOUSE
electric lights. city water and
BATH. 10 bedrooms. dining room.
confectionery. good location
81. 500 81 goo cash nox sfs. Bur
NHntau Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-24
In et.N,.XnAt-t.

IN SUNNYpALE
Ten acres Of fine alder bottom land.
only $50 fcct from brick highway
and Is minutes ride from icslcr
way Lies fine, no waste land
easy cleared and dandy buy at
92.5O0. on terms
Phone Main 3t2f
Res. sidney it0i
CHARLES y ADAMS
1910 Third AVc