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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15
IS FOR sAI.E-REAL ESTATE
HENRY G. EWING COMPANY.
gEATTIEB "HEALTOHS'


1880. OHI.Y-sg00 cash and SIS per
month This iH an exceptional Op-
portunlty 10 get "A beautiful little
bungalow with fireplace and
bath. cement basement with inun-
dry trays. disappearing bed ~
living room. only one block or
paved street can be- sold furu-
iHhcd for $4,000. 81 900 cash This
b. only one Of "a large list 81 sk-
ceiiont buys ranging from $4,000
10 fi.bO0. Main 1894. H-ot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15
I have four good buys

BARGAIN No l.
Two-room house on !.
acre Of ground. on pave
ncni. water. electricity and
telephone: block from car
line Price only 1890. $3.50
down and SIS month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15
ACREAGE
70 AZ
DE- rot WAIT sFAr
HEAn' TTrfa

20 acres Of good soil. half bottom
land, acres cleared Groom
house: good view Of lake; IL on
good road. miles from Redmond,
: miles from Bellevue. can you
ever think Of letting this clip thru
your NuRerH2 You can not dupii-
cate this anywhere within Is miles
u this city. for the price Is only
1880. 800 cash.
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HALLr-F LAND 8
CLEARED. $50 AN ACRE o
10 acres in the chehalis Valley, o
level Every foot OF IL can be o
plowed. Near CentraIla: III d
miles from railway station, = o
, mile from Pacific Highway: o
walking distance from high o
school and stores. $500 for 10 o
, acres, 800 cash and $40 a o
month at G per cent o
) rkcGHr 1rTHI. gHE-HB1n o
, 10 acres rich alder land be- o
tween Des Moines and Redon- o
do Beach. level: good soil. o
Price $500. $3.50 cash. bal o
ance years, 6 per cent. o
} y scre-2o minutes from 9TH o
, and Pike. on street car: s. .
, room house: city water; ali o
cleared Price si.5Vv. easy .
terms.
cABrWr. M-rr-on a q
ErI1sKR. NC o
} EOS Columbia st. Elliott ge7o q
o o o o o .
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THE CoZY HOME YOU'RE
LOOKING FOR

Small house, largo rooms: china
closet, cooler. large clothes closet:
very large porch overlooking
lake. Lot 50xit2. Price $3.50.
500 cash and s25 per month
Rainier Si7.
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sxAEr yxHznsG sasg xxsgs
IS acres richest river bottom soil:
20 acres entirely cleared: 20 more
almost ready for pillow: large barn:
small house; lum Der for new
house; feed for winter use: farm
tools: head OF cattle; located on
good road. one mile from pave
ment and only five miles from
Camp Lewis. Price $500: $500
cash. This place will pay for it,
self and make the best living you
ever had
sA EsHT
l5s New York Block
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NAv-T vFr1o GAE-rvN ND
POULTRY TRACTS
10 acres. nearly all level: good scii.
part black bottom Very easy to
clear: on county road. 3ec0, 800
cash. SIS per month
acres near EVERETT INTERUR-
BAN, all level. very rich deep coil.
Easy to clear. $500. $50 cash, SIC
per month.
COLBY CREEK GARDEN
acres, just across the bay. near
new Harper's Ferry. Good soil:
several creeks and springs. View
OF Seattle Price $500: $50 cash.
$40 per month.
20 acres. half bottom, ready for
pillow. One mile to beach. $1,000.
Some terms.
100 acres, 100 acres bottom land: 20
acres cleared: all fenced. Family
orchard. good well. $500. $1,000
cash.
Msk1uS a gxccrSs
1910 First Ave. Elliott 5347
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15

81. 500. This Hvc-rn0m cottage with
two bedrooms. bath. cement base
mont. good yard. etc. has been
listed exclusively with ~ for an
Immediate sale. Lot 50Ni00. ~
blocks from Phinney car line.
$500 down and balance on terms.
Main 1884. H-6f
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s<asa. sgvrss w~sun.AKn

a&@~a. EsvrsH w-~eun.Awn
raRK
what more can you ask forr Best
Of nsiEhbors One-half block 20
car. close TO park. convenient 20
Lincoln High and graded school
\ home at n bargain price. with
terms that you may suggest. Has
living room. dining room. kitch-
en-. pass pantry. reception hall. on
first floor; three large bedrooms
and bath upstairs. Full concrete
basement furnace. fireplace. Lot
40x100. II you can use home OF
this kind. see us at once. for this
place must be sold.
xzAma pzrrm7wv wxxrzrAF
Immediate Possession
The owners determination not 70
rent his property gives you
grand opportunity 20 live In your
own home instead Of renting. This
- a very attractive 4-room bunHa-
low with large rooms. splendid
bath and plumbing. Just ms neat
as pin. newly decorated inside
and out. Gas and electricity. Lev
81 lot, b0x100. Act promptly Very
easy terms can be arranged.
st an, SOUTH WOODLAND FAHK
Surrounded by fine homes An un-
obstructiblc view. good 4-room
cottage with bath. gas and cleo
tricity. Three blocks from car
and park. Inspect this, then toll
US the terms you want.
xssd. Wit yEATTLH
A real bargain. Two-room house
aofne furniture city winter I OF
40x120. Two blocks TO car and
paved street 500 cash, SIS per
month.
r. a sCmHoTDEB
3f5 Boston Biock--M Main 81
or North 1901 Evenings. Sundays
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Folotcing is complete list of the lucky contestants

o~rsviev- Casey itfs isth svr
Nan 4 Helm. atnk- Realty Co 80
Railway Exchange Nfs Proctor
winthestss Apis fa5 = Denny WAY.
Aps 40 sol. MAJ T. Niisnn " %
Ne seattle Harriet . foot t-sr
NsFidian ave-. n q i.efsaus Mrs q
Mnciussrf. ata stat Arthur
rewsfs. 1873 East Mercer lans uak
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fit' cofiiss Az. " a aehroe-ier. CO.
Burke bids G. ". Root. as y tth.
Miss says nsha. 49, 0iohs bldg
Mrs. Utlbsft. sfes ,isi ave-
" q iuriiis Perkins 1895 .. q
smith hide npnaah ! Nsir. ssee y
sasf a @ welsh sees Minor ave
>ufth
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Is FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
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~ Hr.wr mas WIN Hsfsrn
We have got 20 move We
must find another profitesr-
ing landlord who viii al
low us 10 move into his
home who will charge you
from $40 TO $50 a month
rent You go 90 WORK In the
morning 70 grind away
eight hours 81 labor. 20 re-
turn home 60 your wife and
rtuffy apartment Ny
dear Mr. Man. you owe u to
your family and your coun-
Try 60 own a home.
u II In the heart Of every
man. n is ia the heart %
every woman. Give me the
chance and l viii prove 20
you that have enough
Amcricanisn In my blood 10
help you. To help you get
home. A home on the rent
paying basis: home for
800 down and $50 month.
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No rAVsuSsT vTTPv
nraT afN WON
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A ciosc.in four-roon
cottage in good repair. New pa
per and paint A good basement
with laundry trays. A well inn
proved lot TO an alley with Two
good garages close 20 cars.
schools. park and University buHl-
ness center Main 1874. H-6t
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ruvv puErn az sgvzuaa
10. 20 AND f0-AcRE
TRACTS

The above tracts are good coll in q
good district where there are good
nrighbors and new homes now
under construction. here is your
chance 10 get In on something
good about hair or these tracts
are good bottom land aud there is
timber enough 10 almost pay for
all the land. you can get Sc per
cord for all the wood you can put
on the road: this property IL only
- miles from this city; here 10 a
proposition that Will make you
some money as well az a good
home. ana the price Is only ss5 per
acre. 1850 cash.
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BARGAIN No. =

Two-room hours on :.
acre 81 ground. close 60 car
and school. in n good neigh
borhood Price only $3.50.
800 down. So month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15

t2.sb0--A new neat little cottage.
built on large corner lot. COX
100 feet 10 alley and highly inn
proved. Has splendid view. Ample
room for one or two more houses.
The cottage has full basement.
laundry trays and bulit-in fea-
lures in kitchen. Good plumbing.
Very neat and attractive. SPLEEN
dld place for two working girls
or couple $500 cash Balance
like rent. II VIII pay you to look
this one up. Main 7i3A O-23
HEAcnE Hu.I.
cottage on a corner
lot with an unobstructtbie view
81 city. bay and mountains. Close
In and cheap. Just note the price.
$3.50 cash and balance like rent
Main 7i3t. O-23
Hg4E nAnGArE
5000 lot with oil Assessments in
and paid. Three blocks from tho
car line. near golf links. Pine
view Of Lake Washington and
Mount Baker. Right on "A paved
main street Lot 50GiO5. $500 cash
takes this bargain. Main 1894.
U-es
HrTEv e fTwrNs cowrAEv
200 Alaska Building. Main 7i3t.
SERVICE
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~ fA'fAA y aNha
Hair acre % ground with
n t-room houEe. all cleared.
was In garden. pigs and
chickens. ~ blocks 70 car
and pavement Price only
1850. This is an excellent
buy.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15

HEHE IS A GOOD rr-f
80 acres near KENT--part bot
tom land. balance good level
upland, 90 acres in meadow:
large barn. orchard; well i'm
proved district. Owner wants
quick sale and has cut the price
TO sl66 per acre.
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BARGAIN No g.

BARGAIN No g.
= acr. % ground 31si
$40 down and s. month
y acre Of ground ss7s.
us down So month.
1. :. J or s-aere tracts
close TO car and pavement.
on very easy terms Some
all cleared. som. all tim
b~r.
Come today. come tomorrow.
come Monday.
To EURIEN CITY. as min
20 Duthic's shipyArd. where
there are county taxes and
no assessments: where the
soil is the richest. the air
the pureHt and the sunshine
the beat: right by the most
beautiful lake around Seat
tie. l5-minatc car service
Automobile leaving my
office at 1880 a m. i,;3o
p. m. ss0 ,. m. and $40
.. m. every day.
". " NF-l.soE
sns Hs.ton nIock. rs rrona 49,.
Tetrrssn~ Elliott ts~F
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3Zi Leary Building. Main 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15

4 duplex house. North broadway
district. income $50 per month
owner leaving for California
Isnwcr apartments all furnished
" III give immediate Possession
prtoe. Including furniture. Sie.-
500. $4,000 cash. balance ,errnr
or might consider small bunga-
low Ia Los Angeles. Cat
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Even tho did not page
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15

A. HTHEs, snit As.uts
Atssks HuudinE
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Can you resist this offer and
be fair TO yourself and
family7
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FOR stIE--AuToMoBII.rs

y
Good Ford car, suit
able for light de-
iiNeryi In fine me-
chanicat condition
Price ,.s...........tsoo
oldHmohti- IS. s-pasa. f6Ia I
lodge Touring 5000
I Ford touring .........ssss Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15

We are closing out IN. remaining
lots at the old prices and on the
old terms OF Gas cash and $40
monthly. Many Of these lots are
the best In this beautiful subpi-
vision. some fronting paved bouie-
ysrda
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-17
MANSFIELD DEPOT

Last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Randall. on the Spring Manor farm, their only child, Dorothy, aged 4. got hold of some matches on Tuesday, which she ignited wnne sns played with them on a bed. The child's s clothing and the bed were afiame be- fore Mir. RandalPs mother, the only other person in the house just then, heard the child scream and hastened to the bedroom. In trying to save the child, Mrs. Randall burned her hands and forehead. but not seriously. The child, however was beyond human help. and died Wednesday at St. Jo- seph's hospital. Willimantic. from the effects of, inhaled flame and smoke. The little one was unconscious irane- dlately after the tragic accident, and remained so to the end. The funeral took place Friday afternoon. Rev. F. w. Klein conducted brief services at the home and at the receiving vault of Storrs cemetery. Relatives and neigh bors attended. Two cousins from
 Hartford served as bearers. Mrs. Jane Stedman returned to her home last Thursday after a week. visit at her sons home near the Cen ter. Mrs. Elmer Botham and daughter tASeAAOh "OAC HI " IlOdY Qr business.
 The pasteboard blackboards in Ed win Reynolds Memorial school were replaced by solid slate Saturday last The aid department is to hold poverty social in the chapel. Supper will be served.
 The midweek devotional service vii be held Thursday evening at o'cloel at the home of the Misses Tilden. A choir meeting for the practice O 1 Christmas music will be held Friday evening at o'clock at the home o Mrs. Garvey.
 I There will be a general rehearsal o | Christmas concert Saturday evenin; | at o'clock in the church.
 The Christmas services at Dunhan Memorial church next Sunday, Dec 2l will be as follows: Christmas song
 and sermon, 10.45 a. m.; Sunda
 school, 12 r.; Sunday school concer' r p. m., with special offering for tn
 Alaska Eskimo orphanage.
 Christmas tree and entertainme1 for the children Tuesday evening. Det l 2S, in the chapel.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-17
Lebanon Program for Thursday.

The Extension School at Lebanon started off on Tuesday with a spiendId atte4-dance, and the talks by Dr. Campbell and pr. Wilson even ex- cesded our expectations. They were worth going q considerable distance to her.
 Today's. program will be equally good, 1t is humanly possible to make it so. Subjects to be considered to- day were mentioned in yesterday s Bulletin.
 Tomorrow offers in the Agricultural Section, very pertinent subject, at HOO a. m., Lowering Feed Costs. In the afternoon at 1:i5, will be gwen the hrst of two poultry talks, "Problems in Raising Chickens with Develop ment of Farming in Lebanon at 2:10 and at 3:10 joint session on Re l creation in the HOme,' subject that will do us all good. The Home Section will consider 1 ''Children's Books and Pictures" al Il, 'Children's Playthings." at 1:15 and Home Deeoftion" at 2:10. with 1 the joint session, already mentioned
 at 3:10.
 l Thursday evening matters arising
 as a result of the school will be dis
 eussed briefly. the major portion o the time being devoted to real socia
 hour, when we all hope to get a whole lot better acquainted. All in al Thursdays program is much too gooc to miss, and the presence of every one who really wants to come will bt the only factor necessary to make il
 one Of the best days of the Whol, fot1r
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-17
DAMS THEATRE

Frank Keenan,, in Ine raise Code, his newest Esd.ne picture Is Dooked lOr the Davis lneasle today and nate CorDaiey, Who wrote q previous offering Of tnlS star, "GaleS Of
 ordss, is a rapid fire Iale or pot and cuunlerpIot. Auvance intorinalion promises that youI hang on the cage 0f your char Waiting to see what hOppenS neX.-..llu !. not want .ong. 'The False Code" is kind story Il pu1..s--S~, s-~ leVer-
 isniy to the niIisi, perhaps taking a peek at the last page to relieve the tension.
 "Ihe False Code" is the story of a man who was robbed or home. wife
 and hIs. good name py fineu.sh plot i tcrs who committed insurance p.racy
 and put the biaMe on an innocent i man.
 I 1'-fhe Third Kiss Vivian Martin S 1 latest starring vehicle, the other big feature on this program, provides 1 miss Martin with an exremely at tractive pot and is pecunarly adapted | to her style ot acting. The danny lit- I tie star has the role or a factory Il girl, who is really millionaIre $ Il nIece in disguise. To save man l name sne luarrles his friend. whom she does not love. but tate and tho third Kiss step Tn, and matters ad- uSt themselves.
 |; Browns Dosgone Tricks, Rainbow
 comedy will compete the show.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-17
STAFFORD

Mrs: J. G. Wightman, who has been i'll, is better.
 Miss harriet Wier is receiving treat ment at the Johnson hospital.
 Michael Cunningham and family of Hydeville have moved to the Springs.
 Mrs. J. R. McGregor has been ill with bronchitis and has been under the doctors care. for a week.
 Capt. Edward Cannon of New Bed ford is spending the winter with his sister, Miss Sarah Cannon.
 Mrs. Emily Thompson has gone to Northfeld, Mass. to spend few weeks with her son, Rev. G. |. Thompson.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Lasbury of Woonsocket, R. l., formerly of Staff ford, spent Thanksgiving with MT. and Mrs. Robert Mell6r of Union street, Rockville. Those wishing to renew their mem bership or become new member in a Mrs. W. H. Webster or Mrs. P. A. Las bury not later than Dec. 29th, if a new club is formed, as seems likely. to take 1 the place of the one now expiring. It | is probable the books will be ex- changed once in two weeks.
 l At the annual meeting of Wolcott 1 lodge, F. and A. M, the following off l cers were elected: w. M.. J. M. Lar | ned; S. w., H. B. Pinney; J.. w., Asa Harris! s. D., G. D. Ide; J. D., James | Lewis; secretary, Raymond Park; l treasurer William Durham; W. S.. 1 George Lord; ]. S.. r. A. Lashury; I chaplain, Rev. F. A. Manderson; trus- ! tees, C. B. Pinney and Russell Colburn
 At 1. the meeting of Stafford grange 1 Tuesday evening the lecture hour pro gram was as follows: Roll call, re' sponded to by quotations from the rit ual; nourishing supper dishes by fou sisters: What Constitutes an Idea Christmas Celebration?
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-17
JEWETT CITY

Officer Dolan has received from the state, automobile department instruc- i. tionS relative to conditions that must be observed by automobilists in re- gard to lights. Officer Dolan has had some little trouble in the past with those who, claiming unfamiliarity with the law have committed various in- fractions. He will keep now a spe- cial watch for those who have only one headlight burning, or no tail light, or are using spot light. The officer is now obliged to bring to account all those not complying with the law.
 Saturday evening many neighbors and friends from Lisbon and sur rounding towns met and surprised Mir. and Mrs. Floyd Ray at their home in Lisbon. During the evening games were enjoyed. There were many vo- cal and instrumental musical selec- tions. Rudolph Erickson presented them handsome gift in behalf of those present and in fitting manner wished them the best wishes of their many friends. MT. and Mrs. Ray re- | sponded in words of cordial apprecia- I-tion. Delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Ray.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Maxine i Pepin were held at St. Mary's church l Tuesday morning. A solemn high re- ! quiem mass was sung, with Rev. J. J. IsAdeGab be celebrant, Rev. R. P. Morris sey deacon and Rev. ]. H. Sieferman sub deacon. Burial was in St. Mary's | cemetery, Lisbon. where Father Me-
 Cabe read the committal sertice. The
 bearers were Maxine Seymour, F. x
 Casavant, Peter Jodoin. J. B. Garaud Louis Barry. and James Lapointe
 There was a large -atteHdariee at the l funeral services. including relative.
 and friends from Putnam. Bristol Plainfeld Taftville and Baltic. Houri
 gan Bros. were in charge of the ar engagements.
 F. E. Robinson was in Hartford of
 Tuesday attending the annual meet ing of Savings Banks Association o Connecticut.
 Miss Sarah A. Lee and Thomas K
 Lee are confined to their homes witt
 severe colds.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-17
IFTOO THIN
 TRY BITRO-
 PHOSPHATE

While excessive thinness might be attributed to various and subtle causes in different individuals. It is a we'll known fact that the lack of phoS- phorous in the human system IS very largely responsible for this condition,
 IL seems to be well established that this dehciency in phosphorous may now be met by the use of Bitro- Phosphate, which can be obtained from any good druggIst in convenient tablet form.
 In many instances the assimilation of this phosphate by the nerve tissue soon produces d welcome change aerve tension dise ppears. vigor ana strength replace weakness and aok of energy, and the whole boey loses it's ugly hollows and abrupt ongles. be- coming enveloped in 2 giow of perfect health and beauty ana the will and strength to be up and doing.
 CAUTION; - While Bitro- Phosphate Is unsurpassed for the relief of ner- vousness, general debility. etc. those taking it who do not desire to put on flesh should use extra care In avoiding fat-producing foods.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-17
Norwich Bulletin. WiIIimantic Of Zee 23 Church St. Telephone fo5.
Whst Is eoina on roniaht.

What Is Going On Tonight,
 willimantic Lodge. No. 1911. B. P. O.. E., meets.
 Eastern Star Lodge. No. A. A. r. and A. M, stated communication at Ma sunic Hall.
 Miss Elizabeth Couchon of Wnli- mantle and Edward Buss of MilWau- kee, Wis. were united in marriage Tuesday morning at St. Mary's rectory !; by Rev. J. J. Papillon, pastor of the i church. The witnesses of the cere- nony were D. Couchon and A. Caisse of this city. The bride was attired in a ! mole colored suit of silvertone, with | hat to match. She carried a bouquet of bride roses. Following the ceremony there was a reception at the home of the bride, No. 293 Main street, which about 50 friends attended. guests com ' ing from Norwich and New York city, , The bride received many handsome ! gifts, including silver, cut glass and china. Mir. and Mrs. Buss will leave | Willimantic Thursday for Milwaukee where they will make their home. MT Buss was recently discharged from the eSrvice.
 The police succeeded in locating the ' owner of the Oakland touring car found abandoned in the woods neal | Westford about two weeks ago. Ths car belongs to T. W. Lesatta, o1
 Springfield, Mass. but had been stoler
 from him July sth. Mir. Lesatta is al
 CT of the car was found by sending tht