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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-03

Blacksmith and Lathe Work.
We have first class blacksmith. We
FIELD springs and guarantee them. We
Nerhaul tractors, large or small.
First class expert at setting and
(ming valves and magnetos, also bah
lit and lineup bearings.
We also do turning lathe work.
! ASPLUND GARAGE,
616-18 End st. N. w.,
15-h Minot. N. D.
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Notice for Depository.
Notice is hereby given that Bell
|chool District No. 10, will receive
aled bids for the depositary Of
hool funds for the ensuing year, up
5 o'clock p. m. on July 5, 1919:
BY order of the school board.
VIM. HECKER, Clerk,
al9-t3 Logan, N. D
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-03

STRAYED- Sorrel pony, white feet,
bald face. Reached name, bob tailed.
Phone 1914 or write Geo. Weber.
Berthold, N. D. 7-3-t2+
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Period Of redemptton expires ninety
days after the date Of the service OF this
notice.. ,s 8ls agfa4. t5. .ift.
|, Given under my hand and official seal
this 18th day Of June, 1919.
r. w. KENNARD,
ttt Auditor of Ward County,
6-26t3 North Dakota.
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NOTICE OF 1Go1ToAaE ro1Eoxov.
U1E SALE

Default having been made in the
terms OF the mortgage described below,
gagors to pay certain interest secured
by said mortgage when due, and because
OF the failure of the mortgagors to pay
the taxes upon said land as they became
due. and the interest upon prior mort
gage upon said premises, and such de-
faults still existing, and the undersigned
electing to, hereby declares all sums Sc
at this time. such sums that have been
pail by the mortgage to protect it's in
terest under the mortgage described be-
low are included in this notice
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given
that that certain mortgage executed and
delivered by A. G. Engdahl and Bertha
A. Engdahl; his wife, as mortgagors, to
mortgage. dated February II. 1914, and
filed for record in the office ct the
Register of Deeds in and for Ward
County. North Dakota on March 25th,
of Mortgages, page 499.
VIII be fOreclosed by a sale of the
premises in such mortgage and herein
coass At the the d de Of aG %no
County Of Ward. State of North Da-
kota. on the 4th day Of August, 1919, at
the hour Of two o'clock in the after
noon Of that day to satisfy the amount
due on such mortgage on the day Of
sale.
The premises described in such mort
gage and which viii! be sold to satisfy
the same are located in the County OF
Ward, State of North Dakota, and de-
scribed as follows. to-wit:
Lot 4 in Block Is Of the ORR
ginal Townsite of Kenmare. North
Dakota, according to the recorded
plat thereof.
There will be due on such mortgage
on the day Of sale including the taxes
and interest on prior mortgage paid
as aforesaid the sum of $113.6S besides
the costs and disbursements of this fore
obscure.
! Dated this 18th day of June. 1919.
| E. j. LANDER & CO.,
Mortgage.
Murphy & Toner,
Attorneys for Mortgage.
Grand Forks, North Dakota. 6-19-t6
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01
COMPANY HAS LARGE
BILL AGAINST MEXICO

Los Angeles. Calf. April 1.--(By. A:
P.)-SuppIementing his denial last
night that the California Mexico Land
and Cattle Company. which o owns ana
Lower California. that 1t contemplated
any leases or other arrangements with
Japan that were not first approved by
the state at " tha sop
pany. said today his company had sub
mitted a bill of $4,000 for loss of cat
lie. horses and other supplies in the
After the Madero revolution" said he.
..when there was number Of small
rcvolutionist chiefs through that sec
tinon, the cavalry was mounted sf on our
our saddles. the wagon trains were using
our wagons and generally they took
what they fancied. We submitted a bill
other supplies in the Madero revolution.
and the bill is still in process OF adjust
ment with the Mexican Government.
The Japanese. the Germans or me
Orient" have carried forward their
Mans to "Japanize America" SO far that
Ii is necessary for California to start
counter-movement of propaganda, United
States Senator James p. Phelan said
e Es public meeting at sacramento last
The Senator urged enactment Of more
drastic land laws, which he said the late
statement that Japan herself had erected
barrlers to protect herself against
Chinese, coolies.
Senator Phelan had earlier addressed
: ioint session of the California Senate
and Assembly. advocating measures to
nrevent Orientals leasing land in Califor-
mia and TO abolish the picture bride"
practice by which Japanese woVen en-
ter the United States.
f.'Of late years" Senator Phelan said,
congress- has assumed or exercised
rowers which have been detrimental, in
the Judgment of many, to the interests
~ the states, and the states should be
alert to guard the interests Of the peo-
ple. Treaties have been negotiated by
which aliens claim equal rights with
citizens and when laws have been en-
erfed by the Legislature affecting purely
domestic questions, they have been ig
nored or circumvented.
"The Japanese menace seems to be con-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01

delegate del Giappone doyfanno riunrsi
martedi per discutere la procedure da
osservarsi a Versailles in qualunuue
altro luogo commissari degli Alleati in
contreranno la commissions di pace
della Germania.
ii Generate Magin che, secondo quanto
e. state rapportato, sara nominate CO.
mandante dele truppe alleate per lie
operazioni nei Balcani ed in Russia, .ha
atuto oggi una conferenza con Clemen-
ceau, al Ministero della Guerra.
La stampa francese pubblica che pro-
babilmente important G flnali decisioni
saranno prese, durante questa setti-
mana, dalla conference della Pace.
Mr.. Daniel segretario della Marina
degli Stati Unit, ed il suo seguito
partira' domani per rItalia. owe con-
ferira con gil alti ufiiciali della Marina
laaliana. Non ST. conosce Sc il segre-
tario Daniel visitera' rAdriatico, owe sta
zionano parecchie navi da guerra
americana.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01
JAPAN MUST NOT
PUT YANKEES OUT
United States Won't Assent
to Eviction in Lower
California
NIGHT BE CRAVE ISSUE
Serious Conflict Between Mex.
leo and Washington Still
a Possibility
MIGHT BE CRAVE ISSUE

Washington, April 1.-The State
Department does not accept as au'
thentic a press dispatch from Mexico
City published yesterday and saying
that japanese corn corporations nave
been granted concessions to exploit
agricultural lands in Lower California
1t has cabled the American embassy
to report the actual facts and cir
cumstances of the case"
1t is recognized that a serious con-
fiict between Mexico and the United
States might arise in the event or
the granting Of such concessions py
the Mexican Government to Japanese
interests If those lands belong to the
California and Mexican Land Com
pany, of Los Angeles, an American
concern.
It was said at the department, In
substantiation of the statement by
General Amado Aguirre, Under secre.
tary of Development and Agriculture,
that "the lands which were given by
a concession in 1884 to the Mexican
Land Company were declared the prop.
erty Of the unconstitutional govern
ment April z, 1917" that the United
States Government had protested
against the action Of the Mexican Gov
eminent. -
Will Protect Citizens Rights
TWAS not questioned in official cir
cles that the United States will not
assent to the dispossession OF the
American owners Of the Mexican prop.
erty which appears to be the subject
Of negotiations with Japanese con-
Germs and will take whatever measures
Z that may be necessary to protect the
rights of American citizens.
1t was pointed out at the State De.
partment, however, that General
Aguirres statement went no further
than, to say that Japanese subjects
or companies are arranging to acquire
lands in Lower California said to be-
long to the California and Mexican
Land Company, of Los Angeles"
Private Interests May Back Deal
z The possibility that private Japanese
interests are negotiating directly with
fhe Mexican Government, the latter de-
sirous of obtaining a loan and the for
rnerSto get concessions, is not being
overlooked here.
Acting Secretary of State Phillips yes
terday made the following formal state
ment In response to inquiries:
Z 'rrhe State Department has no Official
Information OH the subject Of the con-
cessions said to have been granted by
the Mexican Government to Japanese
corporations for the exploitation of ag-
rlcultural lands in Lower California.
The newspaper report publish yes
terday, is not clear on the subject, and
the department has instructed the en-
hassy at Mexico City to report the actual
facts and. circumstances of the case.
Nothing appearing in Senior Aguirre' s
Interview definitely identifies the con-
cessions alleged to have been granted
with any portion Of the tract Of the
California Mexico Land Company at Los
Angeles"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01

trasmesse 9 prov,nienti dalla Missone
Americana 9 Bressanone.
L'Obzer del giorno 5 corrente informa
che II governo jugo- -slavo ha seques-
trato tutti / giornali della Germania,
Austria ed Ungheria, compresi quelli
datati da piu' di un mese ne ha inn
pedto In lettura Ia diffsuione.
La Suisse" del 90 pubblca che in
duesti ultimi mesi inglesi, americani
ed altrl hanno avuto occasione di potter
constatare Iitalianita' della citta' di
Fiume. L'ultimo espediente di ag-
giungere al pochi croati di Fiume la
popolazione non solo di Sussat, ma del
paes sino al Golfo di Buccari, e. state
di chiarato assurdo dai croati di Fiume
della conferenza di Parigi II
gornale rileva che argomenti storici ed
etnici invocati dai jugo-slavi per negare
litalianita' di Fiume, sono fondati su
falsa versione storica, su statistche
falsificate su ingenuo sotterfugio mel
consderare Sussak ed paesi vicini
come parte integrante di Fiume.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01

ceded by all who desire to preserve the
soil of California for the white race. The
Japanese are nonassimilable, and there
fore they remain a permanently foreign
element.
THE matter of Oriental immigration
has been brought before the conference
in Paris, where the constitution of the
league of nations is being drafted. The
Japanese, against the protests of the
United States and Australia, ask for
racial equality. I do not believe the con-
ference will attempt to trespass SO far
upon the sovereignty of constituent ma
tions as to dictate in matters affecting
ship, education. Internal rrIages and the
elective franchise, but it must be borne
In mind that Japan Is one of the five
powers sitting in the conference, and II
must be made clear that the United
States. regards THIS as a question of
self-preservation and cannot compro.
mise it."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01
N. Y. CLUB FOR VETERANS
s5,O00,OOO Home for 77th Division Is
Planned There

New York. April 1.--Plans for erec-
ton of a s5,0Oo,oO0 clubhouse for the
Seventy-seventh Division, comprising Sc
lective service men from this city, on
the site Of the old Astor Library here
we're published yesterday by the Seventy
seventh Division Association, with an
announcement the present structure Is
being renovated to serve as temporary
club when the division returns, from
overseas.
The permanent clubhouse Is expected
TO be the finest military clubhouse in the
country. with 500 sleeping rooms, res
taurant and grill rooms. assembly hall,
gymnasium and swimming pool.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01

certo malcontento ira alcuni onorevolt e
nei circoli politic 81 ritiene impossible
che possano tenersi lie elezioni generali
mel susseguente mese d giugno.
La Camera del Deputati sara obbli-
gaia ad avere lunghe sedute per ratifi-
care lie condigioni di pace che verranno
decise ALA Conferenza di Parigi Motto
probabilmente le elezioni genereali 81
terranno in Ottobre.
Tutti 81 augurano che avvenga una
pronta soluzionee edeei problemi ALA
conferenza di Parigi che ron. Orlando
possa torriare subito capo del governo
per sistemare parecche question: di
vitale Importance per Ia nazione. lie
quail. sc non abilmente fermamente
maneggiate, potrebbero impedre che il
propolo d'ttalia possa godere del frutti
della vittoria ottenuta a prezzo di tanti
sacrifizi.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01
Mexican Governor UNIFORMED

Calexico, Calf, April 1.--Esteban
Cantu, Governor of Lower California
today said he had no knowledge what
ever of the alleged pending sale of Lower
California land by the California Mexico
Land and Cattle Company to Japa-
nese syndicate except what he had
gained from press reports.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01

Parixi. 81 marzo.-Un colloquio ira il
Presidente Wilson e Lloyd George ha
avuto luogo nella residenZa del Presi-
dente, prima della riunione del Concilio
del quattro, per gil opportuni accordi
sulla urgente necessta' di una solecta
pace.
81 apprende che ministri degli esteri
dele quattro grandi. Potenze ed un
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01

Riverside, Calf. April 1.--Lieut. c.
NJ. Ripperger, of Moline, ILL.,, was killed
yesterday as the airplane in which he
was flying over March Field, near here,
fell 1000 feet. Cadet Packard, of Ba-
kersfeld. who was with him in the ma
chine, was seriously injured.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01

Parigi. 80 marzo.--Le notizic pubbli-
cate dal gornalc "LuZerner Tageblatt'
del II corrente. circa 10 state d'animo
del 'trentini che sarebbero ora macon-
tenti del dominic italiano. sono assou-
tamente insussistenti G frutto della pro-
paganda tendenziosa contro rItalia
Una categoria smentita al riguardo tro-
vasi nellie dichiarazioni recentemcnte
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01

Paris, April Felix Marcel was
sentenced on Saturday to two years i'm.
prisonment for stealing the automobile
of Brigadier General W. w Harts oi
the American peace delegation on Jan.
nary z.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01

Roma, 80 marzo.--La impossibilita' di
lascare Parigi da parte del Presidente
del Consiglio del Ministri on. Orlando,
ha reso necessario IL differimento dell
aperture della Camera del Deputati al
% maggie prossmo. Clio ha create un
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01
PER UN SOLLECITO
TRATTATO DI PACE
Wilson e Lloyd George lie Ri.
: conoscono rUrgente
Necessita' ...

Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT NO. 341
Authorized by the act OF October q,
1917. on file at the Postoffice of Phila-
delphia, Pa.
BY order Of the President
A. s. BuRLESON.
Postmaster General
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01
I stood on this exact spot
When | was shot by a Hun

Said doughboy to his mothe Aes he pointed it out
in one of THE LADIES HOME SRNALs war pic
lures. So accurate these remarkable pictures
There are four superb ones in the number out today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-01

Each month thousands disappointed because
they cannot get these wonderful war souvenir-pc-
tures edition is sold as fast it is put sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-28
ACREAGE
NpLENDtDLY IMPROVED
COUNTRY HOME CLOSE IN

SPLENDGDLY IMPROVED
COUNTRY HOME CLOSE IN
Wen hullt bungalow. nicely ar
ranged. builtin convenience.
large rooms and bath. chick
en- house l0HG0. accommodates
90 birds. constructed by ex.
porienced' poultry man. up-to-
date ga every way. also barn
FOR cows; roothouno ana 2.
room house for feed and Htor.
age. but has been used for
dwelling; bearing orchard. al.
no small fruits of all varieties.
large lawn. hedges, shrub
hery, some standlng green
trees. Onehulf acre now IN
winter wheat. all ~ land
thoroughly cleared ana under
cultivation. splendid coil.
level. good water. facing road.
IL ia "a place you couldn't
help liking owner has an.
other i0acre tract In same 10.
chllty and cannot work both
places reason for dlspoaing of
thia. Convenient for anyone
working downtown Excellent
service. Price $3.50. Salts.
factory party can arrange
terms. 201 New York Block.
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MALE HE'LL WANTED

WANTED. ny CIVIL SERVICE
Commission. county-City ilig.
applicants for the following city
positions.
Marine stoker. pilot fireman. IRE
department. patrolman. police de-
partment Applicants must be ac-
fuat residcnts 81 Seattle for one
year. except discharged Y. y sol
diers and sailors OF army and navy
File notifications not later than
February s. 1919. Get details at
Ccrrnission's office.
Ro9sEvELT MEMORIAL BOOK. IL
instrated World War History. Pic
torial These books having cnor-
nous sale. Our agents doing big
r<~t business Get with Invest
house Pest terms Outfits free.
r. l. Phillips Publishing Co, Chit
cago. Ill. Philadelphia. Pa. ATTAIN
Ia. Ca, Waco. Tex. Denver. Colo.
Butte. Mont Address nearest Of
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% BUSINESS orronTUNIrurs

SEATTLE INVESTMENT 90
p2i Scablnfd fldE Fourth aud Pike.
Phone Elliott 1914
GARAGE
In high class. ctuHseln district day
aud night storage. lease can ho
had for long time. a0-car capacity
now netting 1000 per month. en-
pioYluE three mechanics good
stock tires and acceFsorieHt 70
money maker. with very best class
~ customcrs 5000 - 600 cash.
GARAGE LOCATION
We have "a very fine location for n
large garage or sales agency.
which Ne will build on 20 suit
tenant. and give i0-yrar lease.
OFFICE BUSINESS
We have an office business that has
steady income % $500 per month
will pay MOTE than double 60 n
party that can devote entire time
g. same. This tH a very high class
business. aud Tor quick sale. owner
Will take 1900 Beet 81 reasons Tor
JEw1.LHY STORE
In center - shopping district. own
~ has been in buNinrHs for ~
years. has very high reputation.
and VIII stand every investigation.
All books will be shown. aud viii
sell at Invoice about $500.
DRUG RrORE
Good established pharmacy. IN o.
crilent location. carrying a clean
stock. offered at a sacrifice. doing
an average ~ fC5 per day. and
netting 1900 per month. nice trade
on candles. cigars. ice cream and
magazines. ella hoFntr fixtures.
fountain. etc. which cost more
than o. 600. viii BE- nat In az
". 800. and Invoice stock. which
viii run about $4,000 Thia lA n
rare opportunity. and can DO
handled Tor - 600 cash
f.FLfH tf-BfEH
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Legal NOTICES

UNCLAIMED PARCELS At Rf-n
Cross tumble shop. Fourth ~
February / or goods will DO 4
turned 20 stock for sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-28
STOCKS AND BONDS
o.
Don't FELL
your Liberty bonds

Don't fell
your Liberty bonds
at big loss.
We Will loan you 90 per cent ~ the
face value nj per cent Interest. or
VIE WILL UUf THEN
AT TtfE Full MARKET VALUE
Partly paid bonds bought
=. - NcCONAffY A 90.
btG American Bank Bldg
SECOND aud Madison
open evenings sunday II 10 Z.
my LIBERTY BONDS At o PER
cent discount or quotation. also
partial payment receipts. ZOA
lihiEht llldE,
tth LOANED or EACH $50 LfnEH-
~ bond only soc monthly. 1890
smith fiidH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-28
lEAnIl ID q lInME

\ PEACH OF 4 HOME
New ftNe-Fouu bungalow with
quarter acre land. only Gin blocks
from electric ear. FINN spring Wa.
ter pturd into huunrg electric
ilghts land nicely fenced. alt
cleared and Win frint trees.
on nef gnlus aY and viii cell
for $500. terms 1875 cash bal
S"'' t'iatR'RRii'.ks Re'A fs,S S''
Phone Main 1t1f 1910 Third Ave.
Residence Phone sidney itoi
Five ROOMS. NuuEnS. EXCEPT
heat; full basement. ihrHo attic
for or ] rooms: fine lot grand
View worth - BOO. Miil TAX
fs.t0e. 5000 cash
Four room bungalow. lust cofnptrf-
"a. a fine. coy place lot s0Kisai
handy to shlpyards Price 1850;
AksES 4 SEXTON. 1910 rtrs Ave
TIN ROOM HOUSE saioo; SENT
modern; occupied b. two families.
on At Baker car line. Tctins to
citAs. TENNIS
go Now York iiinck Main 1919
JUST OUTSIDE cry LIMITS
Good 6-fuum house ami = acre
land. water and Hight tisoos
easy terms Good car service.
Public Realty bureau ei0 i.iber-
~ iudE opposite = ~
LAST Youn PROPERTY wiTn It's
one commission nntY $40 a huaY
office f'ubiic Realty Iiurrau. zio
Liberty building. opposite y .
s.. 600 I'M WE'D YAKfMA
ranch. some cash. balance eH-
change owner. asoT Fourth ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-28

GROCERIES,
| Price. Rent. Receipts.
1000 20 900 week. lease Ia
years
1000 % 90 a day lease long.
t9gg99 - y, Gay 49,
ton
1000 &c 20 day. good stock /.
living rooms.
a.boo ~ IS a day. t-yeaF lease
1850 20 90 day. living
$500 90 i0s. ! living rooms:
80. lease years
1000 70 81 day. living
rooms free llEhtH
70 IL 80: i-room. lease.
l-.p"p 200 1000. lease, no living
1000 30 $50 net. i.ysar lease
stock $4,000
LOO II 10. living rooms.
clean place
LOO 20 1000. living rooms.
good place
'.soo - GO day. gross. good
fixtures, estab-
iished 10 years
1900 20 80 day gross { living
rooms. good stock
can cell TO Japan
sas 20 90 week. clean, good
business: iight
1850 30 30 daily: = living
rooms. good FUR
niturr.
1900 20 -. s-year lease: iiv-
ing rooms.
i isSS Il 1s:1 s reeIn. , Food r s,ses
CIGAR STAND
Fine location. near the center OF the
city. good stand fine fixtures.
spisndif business: cash register.
RESTAURANT
Kent only f25 per month; doing $50
day. business On the increase.
good stock OF supplies: also fix
lures good. Price 1880
iAhTNEHsHiP IL Rt.STAUTiANT
ltalf interest IN place netting ssen
established agreeable partner.
tg.h01
il-RooM APARTMENT HOUSE
All housekeeping. gas plates: good
coal ranges. fair furniture: right
downtown. corner house: reason
able rent. Income over $3.50 n
month. Fun price Si.i0o; some
terms
SEATTLE INVESTMENT co.
92i Seaboard Hldgs. Fourth and Pike.
Phone Elliott 1915
NAVY DEPARTMENT..
Washington. December 2. 1918.
SALE or a. & NAVAL vEssEI.-
Scaled proposals viii be received
at the Bureau Of Supplies and &C.
counts. Navy Department. wash
tugton. -. g. until 1900 o'clock
noon. February Z. 1919. when they
viii be publicly opened. for the
purchase Of the u. = x EEPOSo
now at Charleston. g. C.
Appraised value. $4,000. The vessel
will be sold for cash 10 the bidder
nfffFfftW d
the appraised value Forms Of
proposal and bonds. aud fnforma-
tlon concerning the vessel. and the
terms and conditions % sale. may
be obtained upon application 60
tho bureau Of supplies and Ac-
counts
JOSEPHr9 DANIELS.
Secretary OF the Navy.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

Liberty nONDS
II you must sell your Liberty flondr
We will buy them. We recon-
mend however. that you buy more
bonds at present prtccR
We also buy and Rril Canadian Vic
tory War HondH.
To-day. January 2s. we paid ma fol-
lows Tor Liberty Bonds tour prices
NET with no deaurtfpuHI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-28

s FOR sAI.E--iiEAI. ESTATE

a HOME THAT WILL PAY FOR
ITSELF
A department house. You can live
IN ono and let the rent - tho
other pay for the whole thing IL
IL absolutely nrN and modern, and
has never been occupied Every
room ia airy. clean and light
Each apartment contains large
living room. with Indirect lighting
fixtures bedroom with roouY
closet. kitchen wtth cupbuardH and
other convenience. and bathroom
with up-tn-the- minute plumbing
and fixtures. This - ready FOR
you 20 move In. and you can have
possession for first paymen, Of
1870. balance 10 suit Price 1880.
GROVER a LUCAS
ais Boston Block Main sts.