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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-03
LEGAL. NOTICES
100

'F' sH'f''Ht's wv ~ -
~ THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United states. for the western
District OF Washington. Northern
Division,
No eOs7 IN BANKRUPTCY
In the Matter 81 Peter j Cassidy
To the creditors Of tho above named
bankrupt and 70 all other persons
In interest
Take notice that the bankrupt above
named has pctitioncd this court
for fun discharge from all debts
provRble against his estate under
the acts 81 congress relating 60
bankruptcy. and that a hearing be
had upon said petition before said
district court. at tho court room
OF said court. in the city 81 Seattle.
in said district. on the 10th day OF
March. 1919. at 10 o'clock in tho
forenoon. at which time and plac q
you and each Of you may appear
and show cause. VI any you have.
why the prayer OF the said petit
TONER should not he granted.
Dated at Seattle this 3ist day OF
January, 1919.
tSsaD r. NJ. HARSHBERGER
Clerk
by 4. a. PAGE. Deputy.
WITNESSES WANTED TO ACCT
dent Jan 49, Gao y. m. when Edith
lienncssy struck by James st. cable
at Third and James. Phone Main
If65 between . and 3.
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d BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MUTUAL INVESTMENT 60.
bO4-jO5 Sonboard Bldg. fth and PIKE.
AUTO REPAIR SHOP
In good location, fully equipped
owners have all the work they
can handle. but through unfore-
seen circumstances. are forced to
sell This is snap at $3.50.
PARTNERSHIP
Transfer business. long time oRtah-
lished, clearing better than $500
month. and owner VIII show books;
has three large trucks aud all tho
business he can handle. Come in
and let us show you. $4,000 cash
VIII handle.
PARTNERSHfP
Old established office business that
Ia clearing about $500 month. The
man is required more than tho
money, BE sure 10 look this up.
as 1t IL good. $500 Tor equal hair
interest.
MUTUAL INVESTMENT co.
bOi-6O5 Seaboard Bldg, 4th and PIKE,
STAR WANT ADS FOR RESULTS.
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County Employe
Celebrates Golden
Wedding Jubilee

Thomas White. for is years an
employe of the county auditors OF
flee. and Nancy White arel celebrat'
ing their golden wedding anniver'
sary today. at their home. li5a 22nlA.
ave. n. Mr.. and Mrs. white have
one son living, DIR. John y. White
with offices in the Cobb building. II
second son died eight years. ago.
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Expect $4,000 to
Strike in Paterso,

PATERSON, N. j.. Feb. s.-ThN
approximately 10000 strikers would
be out OF the silk plants in this city
before tomorrow night was the pre-.
dlction today of Louis Magnet
chairman OF the workers commie
tee Magnet declared that the SIN
industry would be paralyzed II
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Federal milk. cans soc. Holly
flour. t9s s2.90. 2Aiss si.4S, los 65c; 4
II. bag Ccretana or Otana. 32c; Del
Monte corn, 20c; pearl tapioca. ms
sac. No. I can Early June peas. lie.
2 cans sic; Rob white soap. 4 bars
gee. large pkg. Cerctana oats. ace. 3
lbs. dried pruncs. Csc. CrcRmettcs.
pkgs. l9c, SchillinEs coffee, 3Sc 10 q,
"a lbs GSc; NJ. J. II. Troe tea, t5c
n. u 10 23c. Galt's Blue Ribbon
tea. 65c III. y 10 zoe.
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Paint Up-New Law
for Food Store

OLYMPIA, Feb. Restaurant
bakeries, slaughter houses. dairics-
every place handling human food
must paint up and scrub. and kee
splck and span. according to
sweeping, new sanitation bin intr
duced in the house today.
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NOI1TII ESCAPES

Floyd Siverly, II, escaped Thomas
Horn. Chehalis state training school
superintendent. by leaping thru the
window OF car OF an OW. train.
between Seattle and Tacoma, Satur.
day. while being returned to the in.
stitution.
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PLACE ron SALE so AciiEs. 4.
acres cleared. part bottom. rest
hiah land with plenty pasture
half mile water front. small or
chardt iva horses new wagon
two COWS. one calf. 5000 incuba
TOT Guod opportunity Tor right
marty snap u taken nj once
write FOR tormn Mf. Eugene Gun.
bingham. Twin. wash
ron AAiH@lh ACRES. MAhNA.
Vile 10 acres. cambridge Island
80 acres. toulrv CITY Mono risffe
Cameron. owner. 1880 Henry hidE
Main lakai Queen Anne tttd.
gao ACRES. LOGGED orr FINE
houf'a ride from Seattle $500
nne-thifd cash. balance arranged
RoK Seal hoard fiultdlnr
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YANKEES
KILLED ON TRAIN

PARIS. Feb. Slight American
soldiers were killed and 80 injured
when a troop train collided with two
German locomotives while en- route
from Chaumont TO Brest The men
were 10 have taken transport at
Brcst for the United States.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

ARTHUR T. SIMON Angelina
st. beloved son OF Mr. and Mrs
Thomas ~. Simon. died February
2. 1912 at tho age Of 30. Born
Ia St Lucia. British West India.
Funeral services Thursday. Feb
ruary 6. 1919. Richardson undertake
ing Parlors igtS Jackson A.. Al
friends invited
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stan q. Flake white. nc 10. ros.
b1c Stall -. rhubaTh. 2sc n; new
potatoes. ms 25c stall as. Toe
cans red beans. Csc. niue Ribbon tea.
Esc 10 large cans milk, 40c: 2 ms.
fariua. Csc. 2 cans Libby's pork and
hnana. aac. 3 bars Naptha soap. 25c.
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oUNIcrt

Stall 100. guaranteed eggs. soc
doz. dor tifs: fun cream choose.
a3c 10 cream brick cheese. sac 10. 4,
tall cans milk. csc; Flake White.
27c N: peanut butter 2ic n, ! "a
lbs 2bc. Nut-Ola margarine. SIC 10,
lbs. $40. stall II. apples. S2.00
box: potatoes ti.6h.
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TO PLANT SERVICE" TREES

Trees. IN honor OF the soldiers and
sailors who died while in the serv.
ice. will bc planted at Green Lake
by the park board. This will cost
between 81 500 and $4,000
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stall Sc. lbs graduated sugar
Use. Stall 81. pure fresh milk. lac
qt Stalls 27-3s. i5c pkg. pancake
flour. lie. Camphclls soups, Toe can;
S-gz pkgs SeafoRm washing pow
der. 2hc. a-ih. can baking powder.
csc. lbs. new sun Maid seeded rat
aInn. 100
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REV. PINKERTON DIES

Rev. T. w. Pinkerton. retired min
lister of the Christian church. is
dead at his home on cambridge is
land. Funeral arrangements will be
announced later
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stall II. lbs sugar. 7Sc. stan
&C. large can Carnntion milk. II isc.
Stall 20. fresh milk. 15c ut stall
1903 bars Crystal white soap, Csc;
shredded cocoRnut. 29c 10. ) large
cans Laurel milk. Csc. soc bottle
Liquid Veneer. SIC; 25c can pork and
beans, zoe
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LOST. on LEAllN ANlt.. BETWhEN
" t2rd and " soth, lady'r rold
watch Reward ballard inAh
ISIS sixth ave n, W
LOST. FROM AUTOMOBILE SAT
urdaN night patr ~ white hroebdv
slippers in gray cloth bag Reward
ffhnna ballard HVNa
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PERSONAL.


WANTED DIAMONDS. OH GOLD
OLD JEWELHY. OLD SILVER
WATCHES. OLD FALSE TEETH
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
SMITH IEWTLRY co
az l.. &, SMITH BLDG. tTH FLOOR
PRIVATE sANtTARIUM - REGIS
tered physician. Specialist In all
conditions OF women. Terms rca-
sonRblo. 1917 18th ave. Capitol
IIiii car.
DICK sINwELR YOuR WIFE s
sister IT, very III Come NJ once.
BILL. SMITH.
731 first ave. ~. Kent wash.
SWITCHES AND CuRI.s MADE
from combings Ladics' Improve
nent shop. $40 Union st Main sb07.
MISS PIERPONT. therapeutic treat
mcntH. poor circulation, rheuma-
tism. 10s Globe hid. First. Madison.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES or CREDIT.
MICHAEL. 202 PIKE 1T.
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Large tract 81 land. ali thor
Oughty cleared and fenced
e-room house. wood shed.
chicken house and smoke
house. 30 bearing fruiI trees.
peaches. ptums, pears. apples
and cherries. hedges. roses
end other shrubbcry. electric
lights. good neigh horhood
near graded and high school
Can live here and work ia
city: 5-ccnt fare TO residents.
Price st.S50: terms 70 rospon-
Hible party. Immediate pos
session Take East Madison
car and county ferry 10 Kirk
land and inquire at Burke A.
Farrar'so fficc on ferry land
ing.
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i.nnnM nIfNnAInM

1 ACRE: HIGHLY CULTIVATED
On paved highway; = minutes walk
20 street car. 20 minutes from
center Of Seattle. located a. Fna-
ter station. on Scattie-Tac0ma in-
tcrurhan: apple. cherry and pear
trees In bearing: all Kinds Of
small fruit. chicken house and
runs: fine spring. excellent loca-
ton. Price 81 500 $500 cash. bal
aHce s25 monthly. This place VIII
sell easily. See IL soon. Phone
sidney 72s.
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FARM LANDS

4 REAL nNttGAtN
so per nCte buys $40 acres SkaEtt
county land. has flnr creek good
road idrai for stock aud general
farming It's n snap Write q. J
Chsahty Zig Lake, wash
MY 4 FARM CLOSE no WHERE
you can get work az good wages
only little cash required. H. g.
Peters. ilG Third ave,
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Is WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
ACREAGE
sPLESDfDLr IMPROVED
COUNTRY uOMF,-CI.OgE IN

Welt butt bungalow. nicely
arranged: butlt-in features
large rooms and bath. chick
en- house t0Ss0. accomfno.
dates $50 birds. constructed
b. experienced poultry man.
up 10 date In every way.
ALSO barn for two cows. root
house and Broom house for
feed and storage. but has
been used for dwelling. bear
Ing orchard also small fruits
Of ali varieties. large lawn.
hedges. shruhbcry. somo
standing green trees; one
hair acre now IN winter
wheat: all Of land thorough
~ cleared and under cultiVa-
ton. splendid soil. level:
good water. facing county
road. IL IL n plac. you
couldn't help liking owner
has a t0-aCrc tract In same
locality. and cannot work
both places reason for diHpoa-
ing Of this. Convenient for
anyone working downtown.
Excellent service. Price
t2.2s0 Satisfactory party
can arrange terms 900 New
York Block.
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wANrED-nosRDERs
20 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
q ii WILLIAMS CO
SASH and DOORS

q IN WILLIAMS co.
SASH and DOORS
iotbei sash FOR starting your early
u6tsss .ssh a.oxs.S i's az u '''' - 80
ilothcd sash i-ex6-0 al. .....t tt5o
Grsenhggso glass. ioSl1. per boz 9,
Barn 's sass. and { llrh,.. = -,
The grade of our Gold seal rcefias
Is equal 60 any on the market
today and we arc selling 10 at
i-fiy Gold Seal roofing .,..ss "
e-riy Cold Seal roofing t..s.... $50
1.Piy Gold Seal roofing sea, q, taoe
We also have a large stock ~
t-inch and f-tneh bungalow 60.
dar siding. selling at s. and US
Our large Illustrated catalogue
free. postpaid
We self anyone. ship anywhere
One price % all
o. n WILLIAMS co.
istf First Ave. s seattle
RELIABLE PrANoS Easy TERMS
no interest Satisfaction or your
money back Leni~nry In case ~
sickness. a square deal 20 every
customer. and every customer
booster for ua. pu Barry Piano
Co. reliable piano people. store No.
:. ~ i0s Union 81
SHOW us a HOME WHERE MUSIC
dweils. and you show rs a home
who're mother. father. sister. broth
sr and their frlendA love 20 gather
and share llfe's greatest enjoy
rfent together. Du Barry Piano
Co. los Union -. store No, J. re-
table piano people.
FIRE AND nuRGr.A R-rRooF
safes. safe cabinets, bought sold
and exchanged. Lock expert work
and repairing
PURCELL. SAFE co.
Main esT. Ttx-Te0 Fourth Ave.
coon USED riASoS WANTED
VIII pay up g. $3.50 cash for re-
liable pianos. suitable for our rent
department only quality pianos
considered pu Barry Piano Co.
los Union st
PHoSoGRArHs OUR SPECIALITY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MusIcAL RECORD EXchhNGr
opposi,s New Times Biar.
PIANo-No HOME SHOULD Br
without piano for tho paifry
sum Of $3.50. Soc for yoursslf
Used Piano Dept. Du Barry Piano
Co. los Union It.
PIANO IfUrYERs- EASY TERMS. No
Interest. isnieney IN case or sick.
ness or lack Of employment. \ safe
place 90 buy a piano. Du Barry
Piano Co. the store that gives sat
isfaction or money back.
WICK" THE PIANO Writ 4
soul. made by masters. High
priced but worth the price. Hu
barry Piano Co. for reliable pianos.
USED PIANO BARGAINS-THE
best snaps in town. ss-in's be-
ilevin'. Used Piano Dept. pu Barry
Piano Co. i1s Union ~.
TWO PIANOS GOING FOR a Song
IN our Used Piano Dept. u sold to-
day. See them Du Barry Piano
Co. i0s Union st
SLIGHTLY USED WATCHES. HIGH
grad. standard makes at very low
prices. Bobs. si5 Third ave.
BEST PIANO AND pfTOSoGftAPH
values At FriuEer's Piano House.
i02e Third ave. Elliott 1907.
NEW PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT
applied on purchase. Meyer
Toner. 3fo Union
SUIT CASES ASD TRAVELLING
bags exceptional vaiuea Boo's.
els Third ave
SEWING MACHINE. So 40 DENNY
bldg.
KAvANAGHs 1850 HATS fios list
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nuyinR OF selling orders executed
on All classes % railroad. Indus
triat. hank and other local Hrcufi-
ton on file.
HEKRfS a RHOpEA lac.
Established 1919.
STOCKS AND BONDS
iis Cherry 81 Main itla
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SUBURBAN ACRES ~ MILES
north uf Cowen park. at Lake City,
on B9thell paved boulevard. owned
b. Seattle bank. Priced at what
they have involved through fore
closure. $500 per acre. your choice
Very easy terms. Store. school and
club house on land. Select now
and be ready for spring garden
Auto bus givea hourly service. H.
s Hendrickson, AS Boston Block
Elliott 2022 East 1853
$40 ACRES. CHELAN COUNTY: 800
acres or more tillablc: good black
soil, plenty water from creeks and
springs; fenced. five miles from
railroad and town. Sacrifice price
for quick sale. 80 per acre. Nd
dress owner. 81 o. Curry. General
Delivery. Seattle. wash.
GOOD TRACTS or LOGGED-OFF
LAND FOR SALE. Low prices,
easy terms. We viii accept Lib
efty Bonds aa first payment; pay
the balance out OF your wages
Steady work in our camp and mill
for steady men
THREE LAKES LUMBER co.
a. 4 L
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE
MALE HEIr WANTED


A STEADY JOB
Get one % our Little city Farms. N
the West Seattle district. $50 cash
and $40 monthly. per cent inter
est Make Euoi wages ifuprn* ssss
n for Investment or for horne
Now L. the time to get started. or
we will build small house Tor
you House and half acre ground.
si.ioo; siiee cash; 81 per month
Tis Third Ave.
R0OSEvrr.T MEMORIAL BOOK IL
iustrated- world War History.
Pictorial These books having
enormous sale Our agents doing
biggest business. &c, With iivest
house. Rest terms Outfits free.
n. Il Phillips Publishing Co. chi
cage III. Philadelphia. Pa. Allan
tn. Ga. Waco. Tex. Denver. Colo.
Butte. Mont Address nearest Of
flee.
Will TEACH you HOW TO
drive and repair on All the STAND
tousohilcs In the shortest time
possible Special day and night
classes. Mr.. Juneau sis Cherry.
WANT TO SAVE MONEY!
Caf1 on us We will sell uncalief-
for suits and shoes cheaper than
any other place IN town. Firing
this ad and save ieqs- us wash
ington.
BRAKEMEN. FfREMES. $3.50 TO
5000 monthly. experience unncces-
sary: must study easy necessary
Instruction. Send stamp for re-
quirementa. Railway Association.
A-s7. Star.
WASTED-ROYs FOR ROUTE CAR
riers In all parts Of the city. Good
chance for Advancement
Apply to Circulation Department
Seattle Star.
Il you have any plumbing. heating
or repair work. call smith, the
plumber. Beacon i3fi. it25 Jack
son St
WANTED - MEN. LEARN NERO
plane building. flying. gas engine.
11s f4akeride end YsSier
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"a FOR sAi.E-AtTo TRUCKS
/ HAVE a TON GAkFOhp MOTOR
truck. O. X. and ready 60 run, mat
/ INST dispose OF Immediately 40 a
sacfifiee VIII take part eNh "
necessary. giving some time On the
remainder of pay menta. IhiH ma
chine cannot be eNcutlrd Zoe wood.
coal or heavy hauling
W. ~ HARkiSa tfot hltoNbWNh
HUDSON SuPER-StN SEDAN, Az
burn sedan. new SerippH hn"th
sedan. Dodge coupe These fout
ears mentioned are practically
new. aud price reasonable, See US
always for good buys
usod Car Emporium. iath a = fine.
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Is SITUATIONS wASTEp-MaLE

YOUNG HoSORABLY DISCHARGED
soIdfer. married. wants to 10 on
farm: has done purchasing for
large concern for y years prior
to enlistment: II also good stenoE-
rapher. and was In charge Of large
office during that time. but wants
to get away from office; can fur
uish best references. Call Rainier
sal after 6 D. m. or write A-sO.
star.
ARTILLERY OFFICER. HONOR
ably discharged. desires permanent
position. with opportunity FOR adj
vancement; university man: age
81. clerical. mechanical. some ac-
counting experience; best refer
rncese : can make good. Phone
Kenwood f5T.
HAVE AN HONORABLE DIS
3 charge from naval aviation; have
returned TO school: would like po-
= sition as chauffeur or truck driver
- after 3:f0 daily and all day Sat
urdsy and Sunday. References.
- Phone East 1888.
CANADIAN ENGfS.
- Ger. G. ". r.. 81 years Of age. mar
<ried. wants steady position In
- Inch and machine man. Refer
~ &c II required. Address Robert
Bell. Sail Greenwood ave. city.
= FINED AND CULTURED SOL
Ter. Just discharged. would like
get in touch with party de-
. HING roomar Would be willing
. b share room. Ass. Star.
- sCHARGED SOLDIER WISHES
- position. Five years experience
In grocery business. VIII con-
consider anything. Address All.
Star.
wANTED-GENERAL WORK on
wood cutting by discharged sol
der. Write w. ~. Little. 2ls
9th ~
JUST DfScHARGED = CALL FL
liott 1881. Hoofs. valleys. CUTTERS
repaired. repairing. contracting. /
hurry
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WILL MY
Liberty Bonds bought or sold
600 Alaska Petroleum a Coal
1000 Great Western Petroleum.
1000 Afnoric OF
100 Scarlet Life Saving Device Co.
WILL SELL
200 Universal High Power. 80 80
100 Jones Tire 60. ..t.4....s 30
5000 Lone Star on ........-.. .oIiA
5000 Consolidated Salt Greek
ret .-................ .0am
800 Alaska Copper River. .o6 =
5000 Equity OF 60. .-....... .0i =
1000 West Belt Oii 4 CAS-. .02
1850 Red Monarch .......... .Os
2tso Hack Hawk Mining Co. .OsI
5000 Mount Rainier Mining 90 =
5000 Chitina kuHkulhna ..... .0b
MAX WfSkLER
2tt Union 81 Elliott $50
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EnR RENr.-RnnNis
81 wANrEp-,io,RD AND ROOM

ROOM WANTED. WtTH OK WITH
eut board, In private place. by
young widowrf stranger In cfN.
VIII pay all YOU ASK " suited
Would consider taking an apart
ment with the right kind 90 person
or room in respectable iady'a home,
A~ha star
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LIBERTY HoNDs BoUGHT. ALSO
Highest cash prices paid for partial
payment bond receipts. No delay.
Gf3 New York Block
LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT PART
~ paid bonds or bank receipts. any
Issue, any amount. 2l06 l.. &.
Smith Bldg
Buy LIBERTY BONDS AT & FER
cont discount off'quotatlon. also
partial payment receipts. 20i
Haight bldg.
t45 LOANED ON EACH $50 LIBER-
~ bond only 2Oc monthly. 1890
Smith Bldg
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Three L0kes. Wnsh.


FDIlU TtNNIU
Real bargain. 30 acres. best Of soil.
no rock or gravel. = acres cleared {.
4-roum house, large barn. out
buildings; spring water. on good
road. cloFe to town and school
Price only $4,000. Inquire az
Fourth ave.
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| ron s,u.r-,,'rouonIi.Es

tbaO.- THINK or THtS
i-cy linden g-pasacnEef Stude hek 81 !
good tirrH etc. It's a ridiculous
price. but It's true.
SEED Car Emporium. 18th a u. Iinc.
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LIVE STOCK

FOR sALE-GooD DAIRY STOCK
or garden land: clay peat swale
soil; some logEed-off land. joins
towusite. stores. schools. church.
railroad, saw and shinRie mills,
fine water. mountain scenery.
hunting and fishing Buy. live nj
home. Good wages In camps.
b-rOom house. two acres garden
land. With gasoline saw. sell
wood enough 10 pay for land. G..
w. Kirk. Darlington Wash.
FOR SALE. QUfCK-GENTL FAM-
ily COW. fresh in spring. Sidney
722
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AUTO REPAIR
rAItT.feItHIliT

An exceptional opportunity occurs
for reliable man. mechanically IN
eiincd. 60 buy an equal half inter
est la good paying auto repair
shop owner iH an expert ana
viii teach you the husineHh Pre-
NtuuH experience not required but
must be- q willing worker There
ia % large stock uf partn and ac.
erHnuflsh Thu price for equal
hall INTERCEPT iH only $500 This
IL q real buy. which VIII he Hnld
On Tueadhy. uo call early See
Mr. Cole.
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LIBERTY uONpa ACCEPTED Az
cAaH ron Any or TuE FOL
LOWING PROPORTIONS
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RELIABLE INVESTMENT co.
~ seaboa,d lidg. 9Th and fik''
DEAL Wtru AN OLD EHTAU-
IisuEu WELL KNOWN FIRM
OuR REPUTATION rs AZ COOP
Aa DtW NAME
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81 wANTED-FURNITUR
Blake Furniture Co. COS Pike. N. e5is

s, FOR sALE--FJRNITURE
GOODS LIKE NEW-Gss GENUINE
leather davenport. st250. Two
leather rockers to match. S2T so
Library table. lt250. Four aNi2
rugs: several small rugs SsS late
style rotary Singer sewing ma
chine, $3.50. Large brass bed
complete, $3.50 tmattress worth
the money!. Ivory. oak and wal
nut bedroom suites; range. IL
noleum. dishes. etc.
1897 x Eighth Az. cottage In rear)
Between PIKE and Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-03

NEW ZEALANDs AND BELGIAN
Giants. $50 up. 40 Kenyon st.
Seattle, Wash.
HAVE a FEW RABBITS FOR SALE.
Phone Sidney 1915. f-party line.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-27
MOONS HINE NOT
so OCOODASIT USED
ITO Be and MOON
SINNERS IN BAD
UNITED Press seryicel


ATLANTA, GA, March 26.-The
operation Of moonshine stills in the
Blue Ridge mountains has become
such a perilous undertaking that none
but the most desperate and hardened
followers of the game are keeping at
it, according to internal revenue Of
fcers.
There was a time when moon
sinner could go into a mountain cave,
pitch his still by the side of a crystal
brook and leisurely and peacefully
make his liquor. He took his time,
and made good liqour. He filtered it
through charcoal to eliminate the
fusil oil. He strained it through lay
ers of flannel cloth to make it smooth
and pure. That was the "mountain
dew" that could be imbibed without
a chaser and with no fear of head
ache on the morrow.
But now that's all changed, revenue
officers say. Officials are stalking
the moonshiners day and night. The
operator of an illicit still has no time
to make good liquor. He pitches his
outfit one day and is gone the next.
He is Forced to use chemicals to speed
up the rocesses of distilling.
The moonshiner is on the run.