davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-11-12
NOVEMBER

MOVE
NO. ssoe4LProe sszs
Perfect Day. JacobsBond anna 49,
ss,sf - SsR
Ss y cse the o 81 Of
Somewhere a Voice Is Calling, Tate Anna Case
Voice csns than
R rh hsr
pu sap psa he d ose pure as n'
No sas sao,...s y :s7s r,.a, u.mo.
you ths she has esen nightly
Of the
in undminshed body and beauty.
Daughter .. s. REGIMENT panss Salute
nd gc"o. ps. Italian and Aean, a. gained re-
@ in the saa does % 's
her classic Offering Of
land in '.ero.T,';'r
Mario laurent the sssn yoans baritone of the
Of Of
displayed his rendition of Come Paride vezzono"
Fac portem tThus dying cars.abat
ontraIto, in Latin
intensity and the greatest Of the
,s M
Of the worlds musicians saSa. Matters well
w aaVa that 0 By Rossn
No. s21s1-eree '22s
day dreams longing this
sa anns sn SsS
operate in Bucharest
Magic Eyes, Penn Ralph ErroIle
Magic of musical
hits Of the y ONE Of the p1Pu aa are
American Ralph Enro who his operate singer
Lt.. Tommy vent fishing Macy and Musical Trust Hadley
Exeepnal meritorious the work Of the Criterion Quartz.
T nshf s sd Of M h1n hu0r Went
the Deep, Lohr Chalmers
Out the Deep" full display
o na the Is @ those snd m
t Offer for singer
George Ballard
lonesome song always takes. always army Of
ss a viii @ s ss AND and again and one Of the best
Think Love Of Me, Grey GLADYS Rice
rressibly charming
@ ballad m n 1aoa in Love Me-
haunting ito your heart
eo5o4-PrIce,
Mighty Fortress is Our God Luther Calvary Choir
lastr famo
hymn the Reformation "a Mighty Fortress
his Luther
Brighten Are, Gabriel
Of
If have been
hs % 7o sn E
his favorite
No 5o55o-Prce s115
Honest injun-OneStep H. Won Tilzer
xyIophone-For Dancing
Lou China "Friscos' scintilang Of
Honest njun' will
where straight predominant
"Frfsco's' dance numbers with
Sweet Siamese-Fox Tuxed Dance orchestr,
Of the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-11-12

Peace Treaty Ratified. -,
UNITED Press Leased Wire SER rho
re DE JANEIRO, Nov. -. aas
Brazilian senate ratified the pe"'e
treaty late yesterdaY.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-11-12
Re-Creations for the
NEW EDISON
"The Photograph With a Soul
NOVEMBER

s.p.-oo.stsp Happy leu'.'an.
er sa %
the 5 % He sns s
o Of ths witch witch Doctors chant
warmer-Fox Trot, caw'eyNunezLada Louisiana Five
ms, . for music
soss,-er'e., .,.s
Punk'n Center Stewart Cal Stewart
You can lust picture uncle josh trying opery
and make on ne c and
ring the popularity Of his act
Josh Cafeteria, Stewart g.rt 49,. Cal Stewart
The M n % naVe chased
gle and % m ks
quick service popular cafeteria
Blossom DENIM Metropolitan Quarter
v. Il. ss:ss rs. s:sss s::
appeals that here tina ballad
My Golden Rose. Logan Le,~''
lint Of the
He didn't know
s, v,a,.o,s selection Ms ses,sess sits p... oen...
the o real ,s hits
To 1 :, Nine ss esn,
R BLOSSOMS F 1s
Tiger waIe.
Tiger Rose w.,t.e. especially
that make you
No sosa2-pr'ee, Sis ....,.. ~.
clicking energetic dance
Wildly ID shs s Of the
Fl a'sa7s s
less on
maker on the body of unfinished carriage
Is Dixie More, Pinkard Premier Quartet
ovs thai the .s s
lyric is really melody
TAX; This M Il hs .r a1 e neauee new w
the army of cabaret paronizers.
No. 5oss4-Price, s1t5
tsow My Baby Back Me),
An instrumental refrain s'' introduced novelty depicting ne
. soothing 0fss ms and thru s sn nas
special appreciation.
Raging the chopstcks FranklGoter Arthur Fields
sss sa s
is by no means without interest to grown ups
I'm gpssiss~Med'ey TIN
and r
esPseay dancing szeslsn,
ns Of @ tine
prise singing choFuses
Peacock strutFox Frieo"
xyophone-For Dancing
eu oha is e'sass mh nsng the sz
aarh wh m 1 Joint a Gsnan the
MSA n NM
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-11-12

Your last opportunity to see TINS pi ~
ture this evening. No advance ur
prices. Come early, bring the raini''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
Bomb in Mail
Intended for
SeattleMayor
Police Start Probe TO Find
Party Who Sent Dead
Iy Missile,

SEATTLE, April 3-OiiiciaIs
tonight were making an exhaust
i've inquiry into the circumstance,
surrounding the receipt OF a
broken bomb at the offices OF
Mayor Ole Hanson here. Mayor
Hanson at present is in Colorado
speaking in behalf Of the Victory
Liberty loan.
The bomb, police say, was post
marked New York" and was
marked novelty" A return ad-
dress given on the package was
Novelty Department, Gimbel
Brothers, New York City"
Police said the bomb was
cylindrical bot,le-like arrange
ment. aimed to explode when the
bottle cap was unscrewed. I'M
screwing Of the cap, il was said,
would cause an acid which was in
the top OF the bottle TO drop onto
and explode a substance which
police said was dynamite in the
bottom.
PUEBLO, Colo, April 9.-Whe
,hown the Associated Press repor, q
, bomb received at his office, Mayo
Hanson Of Seattle, said
1T they have the courage why don
hey attack me like men instead q
,laying the part OF cowardly assassin
)ne thing | am sure Of, and tina, !
hat labor ,hroughou, this greN Ian
,f ours has no connection wha,eye
With this attempted outrage"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

courage with which Lillian meets
every emergency
Betty, stop that noise, and take the
covers from the guest room bed" she
commanded briskly Leave nothing
but one sheet, then run back here,
Madge. my smelling salts"
] brought them, and she held them
10 the unconscious mans nosirils while
] chafed his hands.
This is all we can do until we get
him on the bed" Lillian commented
The minute that's accomplished tele-
phone for the nearest physician. All,
Betty. good. quick work Here. Madge.
slip your arms under his body--Be,-
~. take his feet. Careful. now There ~
The Doctors Question.
How she managed TO rise 10 her feet
without jarring the unconscious man !
don't know. but she accomplished il.
and in another minute the Sigh, figure
Of the artist was laid. upon the bed.
Betty loosening his shoes, Lillian was
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
MORAL OF THIS IS:
DO YOUR SHOPPING
BEFORE THURSDAY

'Co0tlnued from rage -
10 buy a dining room lamp and find
Il great bargain for Slj Augusta says
she loves II Henry humors her and
produces a p-cent war tax. The next
item in that store is picture frames
They must have good one for the
picture oi Great-Grandia'her Smith
who fought in the revolution II costs
Sl2 They need another for Augusta's
favorI,e landscape The frame is
cheap at S.. tie salesman SAYS Henry
foots the bill for a sl-cent war tax.
Stung Again.
They're through with tina, store but
next to II there !, big department,
store Ilenrys purse is getting light.
rr, Augusta sees. 'luS, the Kind OF
purse she has needed for ages in the
window. II is marked $40 Henry
can't resist her and the clerk rings UP
two bits" extra.
II is now getting along toward noon
and they begin TO thing about eating
They decide to get bite at the soda
fountain. Augusta thinks a banana
split looks fine. and cts only twenty
eentst Henry has 20 bus, nickel for
. four cent war tax
Then they come TO mems furnish
Ing store and Augusts looks worried.
Henry buys a $40 smoking Jacket and
~ hat. two 81 neck,ies and a 81 silk
shirt, because Augusta likes the stripes
In IT, Henry thinks he gets of Sa'y
viii, $l.W in war tax. Z
Thirsty Once More.
Then. after stopping in drug store
aad paying two GEMS war tax on LINES
and lemons, they walk brayely int, a
shoe store Augusta buys a pair OF
$l2 everyday shoes and a pair OF SIS
pumps. Her husband spreads himself
= bit and buys an SIS pair OF low-cut
Cordovans. Henry, now sick Of the
monotony. dives down for $lN war
tan On their way out they notice that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

administering the usual first aid treat.
ment for a swoon, while | was wres,-
ling with the telephone service,
It was fully fifteen minutes before
J succeeded in finding a physician in
his office. another quarter OF an hour
before | ushered him into the room
where Robert Sayarin lay as IL dead,
the only sign Of life being his slow.
faint, almost impereep,ible breathing.
The physician, a rather porily elder
" man, serutinized his patient care.
fully, listened TO his breathing. lifted
the thin hand and barred the forearm.
"A basin OF water that has been
boiled" he said. and Lillian quietly
brought him the required article,
which in efficient anticipation OF his
requcs, she had in readiness.
With a ias,idlouS precision that !
knew found favor in Lillian's sight,
the physician put powerful antiseptic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

the store sell, stockings, too. Angus
Ia, who never wears anything but silk
hose. simply must have six pairs, s.
per pair. Henry is less ambitious and
buys three pair, at 40. but down he
goes Tor the inevitable % cents war
tax.
Then they como 10 the store with all
The flfnsy stuff in the window.
Now YOU wait ou, here. dear says
Augusta, while 20 IN and buy ne
one or two little personal articles.
won, be long
Henry's Anxious.
Henry waits an alter 6s minutes he
is anxiouSly inquring OF Augusta,
What did you buy"
Augusias list reads silk teddy. S
nightgown. 500, kimono. so; bodice,
$lS. Henry looks sad.
"AM then. Of course there's the
$lB war tax" she reminds him.
Henry thinks the battle Is over until
Augusta tells him that she has simply
got to have a new hat to wear 10 the
Breckenridge tea. Henry gives in.
They find the price OF mats some
thing terrible but Augusta finds orc
she thinks is a dcar--and Just suits her
complexicn. Just what she want,
even If il does cost $50. so Henry saw.
ing enough for carfsre, hands over The
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
My Heart amid
My Husband
By Adele Garrison.
By Adele Garrison.
What Has Robert Sayarin Come TO
Tell Lillisn1

Tell Lillisnf
DOBERT"
n Lillian sprang from her chair.
flashed past nlr as ! stood IN the
doorway and extended her hands 10
the white faced. man who stood there.
For a moment she had forgotten
doubts. 0uixotic scruples. everything
save the fact that the man she loved
had returned alive, evidently unln-
jured, from across the ocean.
But Robert SaNarn, though his
burning eyes set IN his aShen face be
traycd the alteration that was cOnSum-
ing him. made no response to the out
stretched hands. Instead he stepped
backward pace or two with a gesture
~ of actual repulsion.
mo" he muttered and al the utter
ance OF the word ] stepped nearer 20
him, saw that old Betty did the same
thing. 'l-I-only -csme-io-tell YOU
that have have-f-"
The last word was only the family
dsIll alti NVll''uni'f hlli llN was sWdl
ing as il left his lips. Old Betty and |
moved by the same aiding impulse put
out our arms to catch him. but Lillian
was quicker than either Of us, and it
was her arms which received the Sigh,
figure OF the artist as he sank toward
the floor.
Betty. Stop"
"Oh, Lawd a Massy, Mis- Lillian"
Betty screamed emotionally, hes
deadw
| shared her fear, without giving Ut
teranoe TO it, as looked at the color
less face Of Robert Savari, resting
against Lillian's shoulder. As her arms
received his full sagging weigh, she
had sunk to her knees, and as her eyes
looked up at mine saw in them the
reflection Of the same terror.
But there was something else in
hose wonderful eyes, the irdomitable
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
THERE'S REASON
| FOR water BILL
CareIessness Often ReSpon-
Sible, Says Bennett,

II Oklahoma City residents would
guard their water pipes half az much
- their pockeibooks there would be
te. complaint about water bills, J.
, W. Bennett, city water superintendent.
said this morning Mr.. Bennett said
that two-thirds OF the water paid for
by residents is wasted in various ways
by neglecting leaks in pipes, per
hitting faucets TO run perhaps Tor
hours and by direct waste in using
water.
1T is impossible for a water meter
20 register more than the amount Of
water passing through the pipes" said
Mr. Bennett "lf they register faulty
II is the other way. When they be-
come used and oldsa certain quantity
Of water will pass through unregis-
tered.
"Abnornlally high water bills. in
rare instances. are caused by over
reading the meter. But the consumer
cannot lose. The following moeth's
reading will show the error and the
consumer is given credit for any over
charge. Conversely il the meter is
read too low for one month the error
j, detected the following month and
the added charge assessed"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

into the water, washed the forearSa
dried Il with q piece Of gsuss, thsl
wiped q carefully selected place VIII
a sqnaie Of gauzs wet with alcohol
following this careful preparation Will
a hypodermic injection.
With his fingers on Robert Savan
In, blue-veined wrist. Ms eyes fixed
on the artists face, the physician stood
quietly watching for any sign Of re.
viving life.
Queer" I heard him utter. That
nitro-glyeerine ought to have fetched
him"
| caught my breath. At the men,ioa
Of the powerful hypodermic which ev.
identity had failed Of is purpose, saw
Llliian's eyes widen in terror.
The physician laid down the inert
arm. turned TO Lillian.
Has your husband had any great
mental shock latelyl" he asked.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
PERJURY IS CHARGED
TO MAKER OF BOND

That he sworc falsely as TO the
value and ownership OF property III
the justification on a bail bond for
Charley Hess, charged with criminal
assault, was the charge made against
e W. Shannon this morning by John
+. Martin, assistant county attorney.
In five counts the information
charges tina, Shannon is guilty OF per
jury, it being alleged that he misrepre-
sen'ed the value of thirteen lots in
Hubatks addition, half a block IN
Estes Acres addition and six lots III
Georges addition that property,
sworn to bear no cncumbrance, is en-
numbered. and that the records OF the
county clgerk do not show Shannon
TO be the owner OF the lots in Hubatka
and Georges addition.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
Women's s Underwear
$l.l9

Womens extra sizes UNION
suits, with fitted or closed knees,
reduced to e1.le.
Women's pink or white union
suits. with fitted or loose knees,
reduced to 9se.
Women's vests, with bodice or
regular shoulder, in white only,
reduced to ioc.
m ain Floor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

RADIO 4 Santa Fc- railway have been
received by \. A. Lago head of the
department, of mechanical drawing OF
the high school. The sketches are the
handiwork OF Miss Bes> T. Mills, for
merly a student under Lago.
Lago says that Miss Mills never
had any experience aside from her
work in the mechanical drawing de-
par,ment OF the school, going directly
into railroading after completing her
course,
She is now employed in the office Of
chief engineer and stands third in line
OF for,y-Mvc craftsmen. She is the
only women in that department OF the
southern division Of the Santa Fe rail
road.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
Hosiery Opportunities

Women's silk Isle seamless
hose in regular and outsize, with
double garter tops, double sole'
and spliced heels; white anil
black; special, 47e pair; ) pairs,
9i.7s.
Women's black seamless cot
ton hose with double garter tops,
double toes and heels; special,
i7c pair; ) pairs, SOC.
Children's fine ribbed cotton
hose in white, with double heels
and toes; all sizes special at
i7c pair; ) pairs, SOC.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
u. S. and Britain
In Full Harmony

LONDON, April 20-"The United
States understands Britain now as
never before" Vscoun, Reading is
quoted as saying in a Central New,
dispatch from Washington
"rhe fact tha German newspapers
began a hyaerical campaign OF ofiii.
cism agains, the British means moth.
ing The common peril has drawn
the two countries closer together"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
Miss Katherine Stinson standing near
the propeller Of huge Handley-
Page machine.

The ranks Of the trans Atlantic fly
crS are 10 receive new recruit. This
time i. is an American girl, the
famous katherine Stnson, Miss Stln-
son who has been doing Red Gross
work in France has jus, returned to
America. She states that she hopes
Is be the first woman 10 cross the
grea, pond by the air route
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

NEW YORK. April D.-The
model OF the poster Sure Wen
Finish the Job" has decided TO an
swer the appeals Of cities to assist
personally in the sale OF Victory
notes. He is Tony Ayolar and
lives ir Provlncetown. Mass. with
his wife and four children The
itinerary arranged will keep him
busy until the end OF the drive.
Avolar was born in Province
town ~ years ago. Ne went to
school there and then his parents.
who came from the Azores. sent
him to work on a fishing smack.
hyolar quit the sea TO take up the
automobile and gasoline business
His wife was born N Alsaoe.Lor.
raine. 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
FORMER STUDENT
RAILROAD WORKER

Technical mechanical drawings OF
profile work issued from the office u
the chief engineer Of the Gulf, Colo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
10 FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
arupYAnp nuNdALows

aHIPYAHD BUSGAf,owB
IL rooms. fronting on the i.hh
pufien car line. nicely plunbrn
ON a big tract ~ rich lana, lust
north of white Center. dhndb
Mace. price 1850. terms tEV0
down. and balance i2s monthly
broom ntory-hnd-hai lot bQ1l@s,
one block 20 car complete pinnto
ing. This IN n great buy TOT 49,.
terms 5000 cash. baiane" 10 ~
month.
t-room completely finished WIN
buiitsin nxtufesi kitchen 80
water lights two big. rt'h -.
Hlye snaI2B Price tthbo, W HtH
$3.50 cash. and balance f2o m"nthH d
groom house tunfinishedl WIN
brick chimney. outside finlnh"o.
WIN sell this as ~ iH. and you ~
eotuuiete nj your leisure, Or Witl
rotuntete IA II desired Price tl.@v"s
terms 400 down. $50 monthly
f-room. not entirely nnished. VIZ WI,
sell 49, IL 10. or finish n Tor tou
Lot G6Ri2s Price l%spt t'f ~
800 down. and balance ~
monthly.
Ny slogan ". own n home ana i've
near your Job
GEO. W. ~ WHITE -.
COL New York Biz. Main -zo''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
At KIRKLAND
IMPROVED PLACE

Sl,Uta
Large tract; all cleared and fenced.
good family orchard OF apples. cher.
ries. etc; trees all In bearing; sew
eral varieties OF small fruits. such
as raspberries. loganberries. etc. f;
comfortable house: poultry house /.
good water, nice lawn and orna-
mental shrubhery: splendid LAX e
view; 10 high grade llelgian harcs
go with the place, Can live here
and still hold position in city; SC
fare to residents. Price S1,0Ta.
terms TO responsible party; excel
lent bargain, Como over To Kirk
land and soc this place. Inquire
for t. w. Sucking at the brick
bungalow office ON the dock at
Kirkland.
DAIRY RANCH-7 ACRES RICH.
black soil: all cleared. in cultiva-
ton: a-room house. milk house.
barn and chicken houses: acre OF
choice fruit. on paved road: close
TO grade and high school Price
$500. Inquire coo Burke Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
" FOR saLE-wAryps..'
PkOPFRTy WI


rosIrrvELY
THE BEST WATER rno,
3 ACRE TRACTS on THE w. w..
= SIcE srorIsc cnAvrL r y,
20 ~ Iin .. Shady BuiiaI,x a..
sypbosits Oak HEAD pp s1s Ca
* "'l'n northwesf ~ nn.nsslz
pt,. Near seabses 0ss''is
''"'''fHI homes now hsS S'slI..s.
CHOICE TRACTS ONLY :.
$50 CASH. 40 PER MON,
SMALL Farm TRACT.
One fourth mile 10 b..,s
Aia'f growth land. s. n'ct n.
improve for farming ssr !
CLOSE TO THE NEW say,, =.
K-E-Y-r-o.R-r
Choice s.sere trse,, -.
"0 ASH $40 PER Ncs7v
e. CLIFFORD ~, LAND coxs,
slf THIRD AVE. EiI rlrasf !.
"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
Not Necessary
Change City |,

The city does NOT re- 4 j
it's laws governing tho 'As ,.,.1d
milk and milk products i 4. q
IN the new state \
adopted by the 1919 les's'.' Nv
oording TO the opinion !,
the city health deparsI'ea -, 1
s,stant Corporation c0u' Y
Kennedy. ,.-tmeut =.
II the health depss ,,Ssnces
IN have the city Iseisld|
conform TO the s'ase = s
such a change would Nv n
ton OF policy for tne -, ain il
The city laws are M, nm ~
conflict in any way WI" ..s1
code. it is said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
ACREAGE
COODFEIfsOW'F
HALE ACRE TRACTS

f4ss EACH
i2s CASH AND go FEH MONTH
18th ave. =. ". district. which street
in paved 20 city limits. ana BE- 90
have bus service in connection
with the city ear line a. founFa-
town 10 n short time until The city
can put ~ permanent car line.
We have been told b. the Public
utilities Department that They
hope 20 be able Co build this car
line next year
NOW ~ THE TIME 70 BUY ASD
GET THE BENEFIT ~ the rise in
value when the car line comes.
We viii furnish you lumber on the
property when you want - buiid.
and take your Government Bonds
or War Savings Certificates ip a.
par
Let so show you this property and
you viii agree with as that for n
bargain. nothing can beat our
prices.
own your own home and stop pay
Ing that rent man.
~ 4. GOODFELfOW
30t Railway Exchange Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
) ron sAI.E-REAL ESTATE
THE PRICE or A FORD
nuYa YOU 4 HOME

There never was IA time when YOU
could own your own home easier
Than today
A. Liberty rntk YOU can buy home.
with city water free wood, sfhnelH
city convenience. ON EASIER
TERMS THAN YOU CAN BUY \
fOitb.
You can buy lots on terms as low ne
500 per month, tracts as low as
$3.50.
III You WANT TO OWN YOUR
OWN HOME, NOt OWE IT TO
YOURSELF AND FAMILY TO ~
NERTtaATE ouH PLAN OF ~ y.
NiSliiNG LUMBER 20 rhlAr
Your OWN Ar ONCE and on
payments JUST LIKE RENT.
AT tho end OF few years YOU VIII
have home - your own--inrtead
Of bundle OF rent receipts.
LIBERTY PARK IL Just IS minutes
ride on the Lake Hurian car line
from Riverside station.
COME Our SUNDAY Get off a.
18th T. W and Henderson IT
Agents on the ground every day
and ALL DAY SUNDAY.
WEST A. WHEELER
CITY OFFICE RIVERSIDE OFFICE
second and Marion. 1901 Iowa Nss
Elliott sgs2 Phone West 1fs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
CT FOR sAIE-AUToMOBIIEs

You CAN AFFORD TO RUN
\ MAXWELL
WE HAVE MANwELI.s FROM $500
Up. No ONE WILL DISPUTE W
~ SAYING a MAXWELL, - Nm
ECONOMICAL CAR TO nun LOTS
or MILEAGE on GASOLINE AND
TIRES WE HAVE THE MAN.
WELL. YOu WANT AT THE
PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY.
isis Maxwell tourlnEs and roedsterr.
priced from $500 to $500, All are
In good running condition
1917 MaSweils from $500 TO ieeo'
1915 Maxwell at 500
1915, Msxweils at $500 and $3.50.
tstt Maxwell at ts5e.
one 1919 s-passcnger ail-weather
top Maxwell used but little. thht
We can make you a good TRADE on
your car
siTs-isiT Ford. B-passenEcr. with
lots or extras. electric starter ",
mountable rims aeNsis ufeH' All
good
stse--tsi7 5-pans. Ferd-a dandy.
steo--ist7 b-passcnger Ford. in good
condition.
WE HAVE OTHER USED CARS
ANp IT'S No TROUBLE TO SHOW
THEM
TERMS If You WANT THEM. AND
ME WILL TRADE IN YOUR CAR
SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE COMPANY
Inc
Urn AND " PIKE ST
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
SOUTH END ACREAGE

SOUTH END ACREAGE
$3.50 acres. just east Of Kent,
cleared and on main highway
Snap.
ii.i00--s sores, near Des Moinss
brick road. , acres pioved. Terms
ii.T00-.i0 acres: half improved. east
Of Kent. in good. prosperous
neighborhood. close 20 school
Good terms.
if.s5o-ih acres. improved; b-roofn
house. close 10 school; on E1oa
county road. This ia the place you
want, just outside the city. Terms
ti.5O0-f acres. improved: Groom
cottage, close 60 school: lots 81
fruit. $50 white Leghorn hens ana
some young chickhs good young
COW good Ford car. tools ana
other items too numerous % men
ton go with the place. Reason
able terms.
C. L. WILSON
Next Door TO Postoffics. Georgetown