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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
10 FOR ENCuANsE-REsL
ESTATE
ACREAGE
DAVID y EASTMAN
1924 Third Ave

ACRE TRACTS READY FoR
PLANTING
no gTtfMpR. NO IiRTSH. NO HOy1h
READY FOn IMMEDIATE USE
$3.50 a. $500
$50 cash. so monthly
LESS THAN fiNE MILES PROM
PIONEER SQUARE
~ minutes on the ferier cable
20 minutes on the Ferry Dawn
10 minutes walk 20 this land
Good service AZ the year round
THE MAN THAT WANTS a
SMALL RANcH. WHERE HE CAN
WORK ~ THE CITY.
THIS ~ HIS OPPORTUNITY
LUCAS CLEARED ACRES
THIS rs THE HEET oFFER
ABOUT SEATTLE
WILL TAKE YOT Hf AUTO
PROM THIS OFFICE Any WEEK
DAY At 4 y. NJ
OR LATER ny THE DAWN
CALL AT THE OFFICE FOR
IMPORTATION
CITY LOT BARGAINS
80 CASH. so MONTHLY
1850 20 $500
Large lots. b0xi20 20 alley
close 10 ~. I.aston car
TAXES PAID IN FULL AS
FOLLOWS
Water main. $50;
Fire hydrants. fl3.
n. T. sewer. $50.
Other charges. $40.
These assessments paid In full
for $3.50 lots
NO SUCH BARGAIN
ANYWHERE IN SEATTLE
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HERES A NORTH END DANDY

room bungalow; lovely living room
and dining room, two nice bed
rooms. bath and large couNon ient
kitchen with all the latest built IA
features on nrst fioor. two large
unfinished bedrooms on second
floor. lot 4Oxi00 In nice lawn.
shrubbsry and flowers, some fruit
dandy garage. three blocks from
paved street and one and one hair
BLOCKS from cars. only t@.bVv
1890 cash and balance Of $1,000
can be carried on straight mort
gage as long as you want H.
SEARlNG
DOT Leary liidg. Main t5ls
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$4,000
acres. in the heart 81 Seattle; wood
TO value $1,000, car line to be
within two blocks. 2ih acres view
with the place, Continental motor.
Bosch magnetic. electric lights
good terms. Phone Queen Anne
HARGAfN-s-R ROOM BUNGALOW
Modern, with exception Of basement:
lot soNi0t; well improved. on 73d
IT. n. Phinney district: price
$1,000; $500 cash. balance only SIS
r. VAN ARsDALE & co.
Main 20 1919 Third Ave.
coy LITTLE HOME
An acre in cultivation. neat four
room cottage. barn. woodhouse
and chicken house: fruit trees and
berries; on good auto road. two
utcs walk from interurban. Price
$500. 1900 cash and balance SIS
per month Call sydney T26.
cLosE-IN SNAP
Two houses--One modern 4-room
house. rooms more possible. and
one Broom house. 10 minutes TO
CART. A. n. Nichols & %, Inc. sec
ond floor fialier Bldg.
5 ACRES. IS MINUTES RIDE FROM
center OF Seattle for $1,000; $3.50
cash. balance In 10 years. This "
the only tract at this price in this
ghborhood and one acre Of II
Is practically cleared. ". a. Good
fellow, SOL Railway Exchange.
UNIVERSITY DISTRICT
s3.10O
Groom modern bungalow. with full
concrete basement heating plant
and sleeping porch; b0Ni0s lot:
garage; fruit and flowers. Phone
kcnwood 22sh,
NO RENT TO PAY
1900. s2a down. $40 per month. two
blocks TO car: 10 minutes To city
hall. dandy building lot for the
money; no building restrictions.
HERBERT &. UPPER
4ii-fib f.eary building
by oWNER-BEAUTI 5-RooM
modern home. corner. fine lawn.
shrubbery: $4,000. one block from
car. two from school; near boule-
ward: $500 cash. Call q to y.
m. 6s25 sixth ave. y. w.
GROOM HOUSE, BRAND NEW AND
modern. lot 3ThNli0. for less than
IL cost. s2.Ts0; $500 cash. balance
easy monthly payments. n. A.
Goodfellow. 30i Railway Ex-
change
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SHOW HONOR WON -
BY STRAY Gull

BOSTON. Oct. 14.---A stray n
adopted by the children o.
Davis. has been adjudged
Of all breeds in a local dog
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WANTED - TWO APPLE BOX
makers to use shippers. 10000
boxes at 2 cents per box and board.
Wire John II. Osborne. Leayen-
uorfh Waah
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DAVID y. EASTMAN
1924 Third Ave.
ACREAGE

ACREAGE
80 acres. near Port Orchard:
Is acres cleared. of which
part is now plowed and ready
for crop: good house. barn.
blacksmith shop and other
buildings. about $1,000 worth
Of standing timber. This
place ir priced al $4,000 for
quick sale.
A man can own this place
and work In the navy yard
every day.
Inquire buchanan. Port Or
chard Dock.
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WANTED-YOUNG MAN ATTEND
ing high school or university, who
can arrange 10 get out OF school
at 2 o'clock or earlier. TO work
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APPLY At
Ills FOURTH AVE

YOUNG WOMEN OF COOP MORAL
Seattle city hospital. Fourth ave.
and Yesler Way. Only those hav-
ing completed at least one year OF
high school are eligible. This
hospital offers the best field for
emergency training In the city
and combines with all other
branches of nurses training.
Glasses are now being formed and
several vacancies must be filled
A money allowance IL given while
in training. Apply In person TO
Miss LOOMS. CITY Hospital
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FIREMEN. BRAKEMEN. sf50-s200
monthly; experience unnecessary.
Write Railway Association. C-9i,
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A REAL BUf
Six large airy rooms: all modern.
except heat. block Fremont ave.
n block Phinney car. nice. view;
fun basement. and best Of all a
house that 10 built right: about
ak years old. newly painted and
papcr.d; lot 50xi2o. lawn. chicken
house. etc, Let us show you this.
Price 1850; $3.50 cash.
~ DAVIES g. LEACH
ai3 flosson nix. Elliot, tsi3.
sIx-RooM BUNGALOW FOR
$500 DOWN
Modern except heat; three bedrooms.
fun plumbing, two toilets. fun
one block from paved street and
car linz. Hurry " you want IL for
$4,000 sas g.r, month.
so7 I.eary Bldg. Main tsis
PHISSEY BUNGALOW
~. too--t-room modern bungalow;
large living room with beamed
dining room. Nifty little home.
loco cash. s2s per month. III
feth. Take phsnncy car. Phone
ballard is31,
Is ROOMS FINE VIEW; NEW.
never occupied: Lake Washington.
1eneroc car; large rooms. IRE.
place. bedrooms. bath. breakfast
nook. basement. etc. $500 cash.
balance SOS month.
BIS cRARY BLDG. Elliott h2,5.
PHiNNEY RIDGE BARGAIN
Four.room bungalow. fine place.
bcamed ceiling. n nice home for
$4,000. easy terms.
CLINTON. BErEMAS
Elliott 2sef SIS scaboard Bldg.
nafNft~fg Val fsx
81 000--s-room modern house except
heat fun cement basement. laun-
dry trays. garage. CHECKED house.
fruit: ssoo cash. balance f35
month. including Interest Phone
Rainier 1es-J.
At a nARGAfN. on EASY TERMS
T-roGm house, with lot fn0xi40. In
Interplay district Fine garden
spot and is bearing fruit trees
and raspberrics. Call North ANS
or Queen Anne 1858.
sl.eo0--s ACRES AT o1.ALLA; 100
pullets. lay next month: 30 hens:
furnished t.room house: berries
immediate possession. Call 352
Empire bldg.
FOR SALE. BY OWNER ROOM
modern bungalow; four lots. Must
be seen TO be appreciated Price
$4,000. So coo cash. balance TO suit
sidney 50.
GOOD. LARGE. MODERN HOUSE:
duartcr-acre: shrubbcry and fruit:
splendid view lake and mountains Z.
$500 down. $50 month. House alone
worth the price. Owner. Rainier
hpN-S.
GOOD s-RooM HOUSE. FURN1SH-
ed completely. with garage. Take
Fremont Ballard car. 1850 2ist
ave. ~. W.
GROOM HOUSE. WITH GARAGE.
I'll ". 6ist Phone Ballard 26ss.
76 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
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TWO HoUsES FuRNlsHED

TWO HOUSES, FURNISHED
STOCK; ALL IMPROVED
Owner OF this property compelled TO
so East VIII sell everything ex-
cept personal belongings. $50
white Lexhorns. l good COW. 2
pigs. turkeys. etc: acres. all
cleared. 1900 worth Of berries
alone sold from place this year;
some bearing fruit trees. splendid
stream thru place: gasoline engine
and tank. water piped TO house.
new garage and chicken house.
Priced for Immediate sale. SEATS.
terms arranged. Take East Madi-
son car and county ferry TO Kirk
land and inquire for r. W. Suck
ling at brick bungalow office at
end 81 ferry dock.
OPPORTUNITY (kNOcks) 1BfNGo)
acres OF good. level land: the very
best OF soil. easy 60 improve.
close 10 the BnEMERTOS NAVY
YARDS. where they work the year
round. with 80 days vacation on
full pay.
tTHE OPPORTUNITY
Live on this land. save rent and fuel
bills. which takes one-half OF your
earnings. raise garden. fruit and
poultry, and at the same time live
near THE BREMERTO< NAVY
YARDS. where work In plentiful
all the year. Choice s-acre tract.
only $500. $50 cash. $40 per month.
CLIFFORD LAND co.
Gil Third Ave. Elliott 80.
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FARM LAME
TARM LANDS


GOOD RANCH
4 real buy-is acres ~ 49,
eiofs IN. broom house
barn. fruit house. fine snvi,- ~
good well; price only ri III ~
SCHROEDER. COS burke pi1r
f0i1 ACRES. YAKIMA yxiIw
government Irrigation. aim.
corn. etc. farm Implements. NJ
hold goods. f1.iJo; terms -.
North l6e.
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EXPERIENCED KNITTERs. Sax
ony Knitting Co. Fifth and Vir-
gtnia 1T.
HAIR CUTTING. Csc. DOWNSTAIRS,
GUYS drug store. Second at Yesler.
Fourth ave.
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10 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RASH AND DOORS
o. n. WILLIAMS co.
1873 First Ave. s.. SEATTLE.
COLD SEAL PAINT
WE GUARANTEE THIS PAINT
PAINT TESTS or ANY STATE
Protect your buildings and save
money at our prices
inside and outside white. In g.
gal cans. per gal .s.s....s.. Nlt
In Legal cans. per gal .aass.s.NszA
PREPARED ROOFING
GOLD SEAL. BRAND
t-riy. per square ..s.s....-s.s.S1s 80
1-ply. per square ..,........... z-Ib
s-plr. per square .s.s.ss....s $50
Our large Illustrated catalogue.
showing full line Of building ma
terial. free on request.
q. N. WILLIAMS co.
ESTABLISHED 1883.
STOP LOOK AND LOOSEN
An electric cleaner tr not aeuEeiess
extravaganza: II IL an investment
that effects very approeisble
yearly saving Your rugs last
from three 10 five times as ionr'
Your cleaning hours are turned
into few pleasant minutes and
your cleaner lasts right along.
year after year. Hulit by the
worlds largest factory. ~ liter
ally iifts and beats the carpet
$500 month quickly pays for
one. fully guaranteed. Free trial.
The Lighthouse. Inc. tfs Union at
Elliott is2 Seattic's largest home
appliance store
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LOGGED0ET I12N
sIOCks AND Bonn

% sTOCks AND BOMB
] WILL Buy
Liberty Bonds. War ssyinrs s,,s-.
Alaska Petroleum A. Coal
Petroleum Producer Corpo,s,,.,
I WILL SELL
100 Texas Marion OIL ....nn
II Ifailet Hclterup Wu
Is Wlcks Tire 4 Rubber. .sss,.,
200 Universal High Power ID
iea Pacific Electric Weiser.. n
fie Beacon Coal ......, n
5000 Harvey Campbell -. z
1000 Cody Burglar Alarm -. II
700 Ballard on .s........... III
1909 Sequfm OIL .......... "a
50 Merchants Who'll Grocsy ia
1900 Wyoming Pacific Oh. IL
1000 Red Monarch conR II
MAX WISKLER
2ft Union 81 Eiii,et -
LIBERTY AND VICTORY NJ
Oct Is, Net Prices rak1
srd \ ....-........tM
IN 4Air ssss.sssss.. ~
Victory Bonds. th~ ..iolN
WAX SAVINGS STAMPS nO(ru
BOND RECEIPTS nOC01f 4
SIS Loans ON $50 Bond. ~ M r.
Open Saturdays Until SPI
g. -. MccOSAHr 4 co
si7 American Bank Bl<e
Main ssse. second and 1slI1u
We BUY Liberty BONN q
small discount. also partial -
rnent receipts and W. q 49,
zot HaiRht Bldg.
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WANTED-wOMAN TO SOLICIT
among houses. Nothing TO sell
Must be able to meet people
politely and n good conversation
aiist Mr.. Delay. as Union st
CREDIT, II YOu WISH. NEW AR
rivals. serge, Jersey. Georgettc
dresses: also fine showing o. sport
skirts and biouses Phelps Co.
so5i- Third tupHtairrl.
POWER MACHINE OPERATORS.
HAND MINISTER'S AND SPOOL
FRS SAxONY KNITTING CO.
FIFTH AND VIRGINIA ST.
WANTED-ExPERfE OPER-
ators on house dresses and aprons
Nichols Dress Manufacturing Co.
lis Third q
DANCING TAUGHT. private halls.
or lessons. stevens. 1928 9Th.
RAG TIME PIANO PLAYING
taught PantaEes Building
IL MALE HELP WANTED
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MUSIC LOVERS
Keep Us in Mind.
DU BARRY PIANO co.
los Union ST.
boat on RAILROAD
Fare paid. and return. on each 900
cash or crediD. at. Wnidron Co,
1922 Fourth. Seattle. 10 those
living within 50 miles of Seattle.
WASHING MACHINE HARGAISs.
We have several perfectly good
electrics. $40 up; water power
and hand machines. $40. The
Lighthouse. Inc. i1S Union st.
Elliott 1s2.
YOUR FLOOR WAVED AND
polished by electricity Our man
does !. one cent square foot Tel.
Elliott 30i2.
UNUSED - $3.50. 12-v OLUM
Stoddard Library. Price $1,000.
postpaid. Mrs. W. o. Lewis, Sea-
beck. wash.
s-BURNER KERoGAS OIL RANGE.
with enameied back and oven.
used two months. for sale. cheap.
Joe Meyers. Tukwila. wash
YANKEE TRANSFER. SEVENTH
and Union. Furniture moving.
1880 per hour Main 1870.
WHEN YOU NEED RUGS
Think ~ Waidron Co. Seattle. who
specialize In them at 1929 Fourth
ave, Henry Bldg.
BEST rfANo AND PHoNOGRAPH
values at Fringer's Piano House,
1922 Third ave. Elliott 2907.
TWO POOL TABLES FOR SALE,
cheap from q. II. Brown. Renton
Repair shop, Renton. wash.
SEWING MACHINES. IS UP. RENTS.
repairs. Singer Upstairs Store. 140s
Second ave. Elliott fb16.
LIGHTING FIXTURES. GRE a r
bargain, Sl5s Cost owner s65.
Phone Queen Anne 1877.
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WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR GIRLS
AND YOUNG WOMEN FILLING
ORDERS AND WRApPING fACk-
ACES. APPLY SEARS. ROEBUck
< CO.
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WE HEREBY GIVE NoricE IT, e !
James O. Mackey is no Ienssrriui
our employ. and vs. not sus -
to represent us in any 5000
power OF attorney dated
II. 1915. has been revokeSax -
]. G. WHITNEY CoMPANlW
some st, San Francisco. Ssn.r'
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LITTLE FARM HOME

Nearly II acres Of fine silt loan
soil. on county road: no rock or
gravel grow anything: coy g.
room hoase: good well: close to
Puget sound; fenced and cross
fenced; close to fruit cannery:
four miles TO fine town: on main
land. Price rs 81. $50. on very easy
terms. This place will make a
fine living for a worker.
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IS FEMALE nFIr WANTED

ADDITIONAL. TELEPHONE
OPERATORS ARE Nt'En-
ED, DUE TO toNSTANI-
IY INC REA 81 NG kE-
QCTREME.NTS OF SERVICE
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ACRES ALDER LOAN SOIL
CLOSE IN: NORTH
Only seven miles north OF the city:
close to beautiful Lake Bailinger:
handy to interurban: acres OF
rich. level loan soil. free from
rock. The ideal place for your
little home. II only takes few
dollarss to start. balance easy
monthly payments. Price for s
acres. $3.50: Si0e cash.
+. VAN ARSDALE & co.
Main 80. 1913 Third Ave.
MODERN COUNTRY HOME
BEARING FRUIT. PRICE s2.s5o
Attractive home: nicely arranged
house; large rooms: modern: SPLEEN
did view: overlooking water: bear
ing fruit: berries of different va
rieties: outbuildings. Would be
very convenient for anyone EN-
ployed in manufacturing or bust
ness district Reasonable monthly
terms arranged for satisfactory
party.
BURKE & FARRAR, Inc.
202 New York Blk.
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Ex-sOLDIER. DESIRABLE. TRUST.
worthy. seeks position. Able TO
drive automobiles and trucks,
Electrical store preferred. Address
B-3S Star
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FURTHER CRFA SEs
GIVEN UNTIL OPERATIONS
EARN FROM $3.50 TO
$3.50 PER MONTH.
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IN THE SUPERIOR CONN y
Washington. for the csesq :"
King.
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PER,f NEST HAIR VAN
Marching. henna pack ~ -
and faded hair.
LADIES. IMPROVEMENT -
Main sso7. so C1lea
DIAMONDS WATCHES on cHxDH
MICHAEL. so7 PIKE 81.
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When you think Of advertis
ing. think Of The Star.
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annually. - - -
Sealed BIDS will be receivsc ssf6a
undersigned executor. Al w ~
of said estate. room e< =
Building. Seattle. washingse< n
to and Including "wednesday '
22nd day OF October. ss~rR
Executor of the last will fylo -
ment OF Joseph J. Harve"
ceased .--x
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The Lake Lowell Red Cross met
with Mrs. S. H. Peters Thursday af-
ternoon of last week There was a
large attendance and the work was all
finished up and sent in. At the close
of the meeting it was decided to meet
once a month during the summer just
for social good time.
Pearl Hodge and Easter Reed were
out from Laldwell visiting at the Jim
Graz home Saturday night and Sun
day.
B. M. Altizer and family are con-
templating a trip to the coast in the
near future.
Mr.. w. S. Davis of Nampa spent
Sunday at the Glen Davis home in
Lake Lowell.
Mr.. Frank Bales of Caldwell was
in the neighborhood buying up hay
to bale Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs S. H. Peters and
Cleo and Ethel, Orpha and Clara Bell
Wright motored to Payette Sunday
and spent the day at the Harry Nc
Donald home
Lake Lowell school is planning a
picnic at Curtis park for the 23rd Of
this month
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Boise where she underwent an op-
Grafton for appendicitis last week.
The Lund family were visiting at the
jacobson home near Boise when
Mrs. Lund became i'll. Her many
friends here hope for her speedy re-
covery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Case, Charles
Marston and Walter Mattson were
Caldwell visitors Friday.
Mrs. Sykes, who has taught in the
Nyssa school for the past two years
is at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harland to spend her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tacouish of Nampa
have rented the Scruegs place in the
east end of the valley and moved
there last week. Mrs. Jacouish is a
dauohter of Mr. and Mrs. Richardson.
Claude Allen is riding ditch in the
south side of the valley.
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A number of Greenleaf ladies at.
tended the shower given in honor OIL
Miss Olive Ramsey at the Gilman
home in Deer Flat Saturday.
Will Binford. who has been in
California the asst few months, was a
guest at the Caleb Antrim home Fri
day evening
The old peoples Sunday school
class had a social at the seminary
Friday evening. Ice cream and cake
was served. A splendid time is re-
ported bv those who were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoadley and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Moon
of Deer Flat were Greenleaf visitors
Sunday.
Miss Minta Claybauph of Central
Cove spent Monday at the Newton
Hanson home.
Miss Glennie Dimes is on the sick
list
The Nordyke family, who has had
influenza the past few days, is re-
ported better.
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Mrs. Walter Mattson and Albert
have returned from Ontario, Ore:
where Albert underwent successful
operation the first of last week
The Circle meetingl Of Mrs. c. c.
Cases home last Wednesday was
we'll attended. A short business ses-
sion was followed by delicious re-
freshments. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Gottfried Johnson on
Wednesday of next week
"Grandpa" Usadel has sold his
home here to "Uncle" Henry Oben-
dorf and Mr.. Usadel and wife expect
to 60 east soon to make their home.
Mrs. Butler is in receipt of let
ter from Mrs. J. F. Lund saying that
she is at St. Alphonsus hospital in
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Mr.. w. c. Postlethwaite was sick
the first of the week, but is better and
able to be at work again.
Miss Jessie Rowland was married
last week to Mr.. George Judd in
Boise They will live for the summer
at the Rowland home.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Soper of Caldwell
were puests at. the Madsen home
Sunday afternoon.
ABOUT 20 ladies of the neiphhor-
MOOD took their lunches and eave -,
surprise on Monday to Mrs. w. A
douglass, it being her birthday. They
spent pleasant afternoon and left
wishing Mrs. Douglass many returns
of May IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krezeck were Sun
day guests at the Enoch home on
Deer Flat.
Mary Shaw is out of school this
week with sore throat.
Mr.. E. K. Corbett left for Jordan
Valley last week Thursday.
Between 80 and 40 ladies attended
the meeting of the Home Culture
Club at Edgar Mukson Thursday
afternoon. Several of the ladies were
guests of the club, some of whom
were Mrs. Dougherty of Pleasant
Ridge, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Ruddock
and Mrs. Mcleod of Caldwell, and
others. A number of musical selec-
tons were given by different ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Banks of Wilder were
Sunday guests at the Jenkins home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rowland visited
at. the Smith home in Maple Grove
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Judd spent
the weekend in Payette, returning
home Monday.
Mrs. c. L. Crew is on the sick list
and under the doctors care.
1t is reported number of persons
are ill with the influenza on the Pons
ranch.
Mr.. E. L. Shaw, who was home
two days last week on account Of i'll
ness, is better and back in his office.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Roadway have
returned from Chicago and will be
-
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WANTED-A few tons of chopped
or ground alfalfa hay. D. G.. Ruby,
Caldwell. 3-7tf
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Postoffice Examination

The civil service commission will
hold an examination in Caldwell on
June 18th for the purpose of filling a
contemplated vacancy in the position
of fourth class postmaster at Green
leaf.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-05-16

WANTED-Reliable woman for
homework. Mrs. F. F. Beals, Phone
49, Caldwell. All
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-05-16
FOE SALE

FOR SALE, TRADE OR RENT
Half block near Van Buren, school. al
so four, lots block 1874. Price $50 dol
lars. G. L. Crookham.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-05-16

The Girls Glee Club of the College
of Idaho will give its annual concert
in the College Auditorium Friday
evening, May 23rd, at $50, under the
direction of Professor Frederick F.
Beale. A splendid program is as
sured.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-05-16
Attention Farmers!

FOR SALE-One Quick Meal
asoline. range, self generator, three
burner; good as new. Phone 7o5 or
call 1908 Dearborn St.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Redway have
returned from Chicago and will be
here the remainder of the summer.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-05-16

Dog Licenses Now Due
Dog licenses must be paid before
June lst. At that time, if the license
is not paid, the dog will be disposed
of by the city authorities. Dog
licenses are $500 but if paid this
month the fee will be $500.
JOHN A. BAKER,
$3.50 Chief of Police.
advertisement.
Vote Yes Tuesday.