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RED CROSS GIVES
 FULL ACCOUNTING
War Council Tells How Millions Contributed by Public Were
 Used For Relief.
BIG TASK IS DESCRIBED
ir Twenty Months $1s4, ,ooo, COG Was Spent Overseas and $119, 9,0O0, 900 ,o00
 in the United StAtes

Washington. Special. .)-Through a American Red Cross in the war by Chairman Henry P Dawson, on be half of the war council, the organiza- lion on he eve of its annual enroll ment of members during the Third Red Cross Roll Call, November 2 to II, has rendered an accounting of the many millions given 1t by the Ameri- can people to help our fighting men and our allies The statement is, in part. IS follows:
 The war council of the American Red Cross is now prepared to make . complete accounting 10 the American people of money contributed and eX pended, as well as the work done by the American Red Cross during the period in which the war council was ln control of its affairs The war council was appointed May ly, 1919, and went out of existence February 3S. 1919
 I'll was the practice of the war council to give complete publicity to its policies and finances, but it Is only now that picture of the war period AS a whole can be presented IL is the feeling of the war council that a report in this summarized form should be made directly to the public which provided the money and gave the ef fort which made the American Red Cross a success
 "A statement of the American Red Cross effort and finances since the war council relinQulshed its control will be made to the public through the executive committee, and it Is im portant, therefore, that the fact thai this report covers the period only until March l, should be carefully noted" Following are ceytain round figures covering American Red Cross partici- patton in the war, as revealed by the war councils report
 Some Outstanding Figures. Contributions received
 (material and money) $40O,OOO, ,0OO Red Cross members
 Adults, 20,OOO,UCs.:
 Children, ll,0O0,0o0 -. 3i.OOO.OOU Red Cross workers . 8,1J0,OO0 Relief articles produced
 by volunteer workers. N1,577, ,ooo Families of soldiers aided
 by Home Service in US. 5OO,OOO Refreshments served by
 canteen workers in US. 10000, ,OOO Nurses enrolled for serv-
 Ice wln army, navy or
 Red CvOss .. 2S&2x Kinds of comfort articles
 distributed to soldier
 and sailors in U S.. 47OO Knitted articles given to
 U. s. .......... losoo, ,Ooo Tons of relief supplies
 shipped overseas ...... 1Ol.OOo Foreign countries In
 which Red Cross opsr- Patient days in Red Gross
 hospital in France. . 1,16b,OOQ French hospitals given
 material aid :. ~. s.7s0 Splints supplied for Amer
 ican soldiers ......... 3e4.ooO Gallons of nitrous oxide
 French hospital. -. 4s4o.ooe Men served by Red Cross ntiSHs:: ss@ss': .a.d FEsfs: s s;.as: 'ssssSs ss American cOnyalescent
 soldiers attending Red
 Cross movies In France 8,11O,OOO Soldiers carried by Red
 Cross ambulances in
 Italy 1lAOvD
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75 Million Campaign this institution of additional buildings and $500 GOO for an endowment that will enable the sanatorium to minister to those indigent patients who are unable to pay for treatment
 That there is an imperative need for an institution of this character is shown in the fact that all institu- tions in the South and Southwest for the treatment of tuberculosis have a total capacity of only S,757 beds. or one bed for only one person out of every sixty in this section who are af- flicted
 Everything connected with the Bap- tist Sanatorium is modern and Of the very best. but it's present equipment is far too small to cope with the de mands that are made upon it. CT the improvement fund that is to be pro vided s100 900 is available already and architects are already designing new buildings worth s450.00o These will be constructed just as rapidly as possible
 While the sanatorium is being op- erated by the Baptists, it will he open to the people of all ereeds and no creed, Due to the crowded conditions. however. 1t is necessary that arrange ments be made in advance hv eommu- nieating with Dr II. F. Vermillion. sa- ! perintendent. at Fl Paso.
 The sanatorium is under the gen. eral supervision of the Home Mission l Board of the Southern Baptist Con. vention and in addition to treating patients who have already contracted tuberculosis, it will seek. through a campaign of publicity to so inform the people of the South and South west on the nature and prevention of this disease that the alarming death rate from the white plague can he i'm mediately lowered and finally reduced to the minimum
The spectator., 1919-10-31
Roses for Fall Planting

If you want beautiful flowers in your house this winter or in your garden next spring. the bulbs must be planted this fall. Make your order at once.
 Vestal and Son.
 Little Rock.
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Warning Order.

In The Franklin Chancery Court, Ozark District, December, 1919, Term. Leonard D. Berry, Plaintitl,
The spectator., 1919-10-31

Dave McGraw et al, Defendants
 The defendant. Mrs. Lizzie Lyle. is hereby warned to appear in this Court within thirty day and answer the com plaint of the plaintif, Leonard D. Berry.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Court on this 9th day of Octo- Der, 1919.
 tsEAL) D. l.. FORD, Clerk. Dave Partain, Atty. for nonresident defendant
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BAPT|STS PLAN VIGOROUS WARFARE
 UPON TUBERCULOSIS IN THE SOUTH

sANATORIUM AT FL PASO ESTABLISHED FOR THIS PUR- POSE WILL GET FINANCIAL AID FROM 75 MILLION CAM EDUCATIONAL PROPAGANDA TO INFORM PEOPLE ON HOW TO COMBAT PLAGUE WILL CONDUCTED
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X iBisITS


ron SALE "a FRFRH MICH
cows. two heifers. coming fresh in
May ~ g. iveTson. Happy valley.
Eadmou
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Mrs. Lebaudy Gets
Trust Fund Pill

NEW YORK. Feb "a Mrs Nd
guerlte A. Lebaudy. widow
Jacques Lebaudy. obtained an ord
from Supreme Court Justice I'm.
yesterday directing the city chat
beriain to pay over 10 her as adn1
istratrix OF the estate Of her hi
hand xf19.S5s deposited as the morl
recovered by her husband in a Sd
against the Carnegie Trust con
pany Lebaudy had refused 70 q.
cept the money. and the supef
tcndent OF banks. as iiquidaung
ficer OF the trust company. got n
mission 10 deposit the sum
Lebaudy sued the trust corupe(
for more than 81 o00. coo. allexi
breach OF an agreement by VIII,
the trust company was his agent
the sale OF property in Francs.
large part Of which was real esu
in the city Of Paris. The trust -
pany won the case and VAS directI
TO pay 1887 .9T4. the sum II admittl
to be due. shortly afterward the
sttution failed. and the amount
posted represents a dividend of
per cent. with interest William I
X. Oicott. who was COUNSEL for n
baudy IN the suit. has q lien q
$3.50 on the deposit for coun4
fees. but he did not oppose the ~
mcnt 10 Mrs Lehaudy.
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stalls 2o-22. best fresh ranch eggs.
b5c, . doz 81 .05: best city creamery
butter sac NJ. Q lbs. 81 05. Nut-Ola
margarine. g5c 10 Good Luck mar
gnrinc, t2c N. choice bulk coffee.
9Sc. 2 lbs 55c; Rogers baking pow =
der. Csc III fresh ground peanut
butter zoe 10: Guittard's ground
chocolate. 2ac 10; Tree tea. use per
V No f0c Auto club coffee. 35c 10
stall III, am pickles l5c doz.. shuer
krnut ats. Csc. jolly, poe pound
Campbelrs soups. lie can: 2 cans
Mrs pcfter's buildings Soc: cottage
cheese. i5c no Stall ~. oranges. q
FOR Csc. grapefruit for 25c stan
t0-A. Yakima Gem potatoes, 81 50
sack delivered; apples So box and
up: onions. ~ lbs 2jc: sccdless
grapefruit. 6 FOR 25c. stalls 3I-22.
ling cod. l5c H.; skinned solos. t5c
10 Eastern oysters. soc pint: CLANS.
Sc No. stall t6. Crisco. Csc. SOC and
81: Toe cans red beans. zoe. zoe
Blue Ribbon tea. SOC; 3 largo cans
milk. fnC. . cans tfhhy's pork end
bcnns. 35C: 3 glasses jelly 25c; 25c
cream OF barley iaC. lib otpua on
CyrctRua. sac. lbs farina, 25c
stalls et-36. soc citrus powder. 2tc:
35c olympic pancake flour, 2Sc. .
lbs. shortening, 55r, sweet corn, lie
.pup.
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EXPLODES
IN HOUSE, WV
WOMEN BURNEl

Seriously burned when "A can q
gasoline on The kitchen range e
came lgnlted. shortly before no
Thursday. Mrn. 6. &. Farmer a
Mrs j.. H. Taylor. her siater'inla1
were taken from the residence Of
g. Farmer. 4422 Greenwood ave, z
tho city borpital Both women q
lu critical state. painfully bnrne<
about the limbs and face.
They were heating some GaAoN Y
preparing 10 for cleaning purpo9
when 10 Huddehly exploded
clothes ~ both women burst ln9
flame farfper and Taylor ~" IN
bands. were both there. but befor|
they could render effective ah%isl
ance the womcn's clothes were prse
ucaHy burned or The house oausfl
fire. neceasita ting the calling out q
tine fire department The damage Y
She houee was slight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-13
Canada Gets Most
of Tire Expon

NEW YORK. Feb. i3.--Canj
Argentina and cuba were the "A
cipuI countries of destination of
rubber tire exports from the Unj
states during the fiscal year en|
juno so. 1918. The value OF q
taken 10y Canada aggregated 81. j
SIS. Argentina took $L049S40. !
cuba total of SiSS6.223,
value Of other large exports
New Zealand. S9t6.Soi: PhinI
islands. SS6S.727; Australia,
f55. Mexico. $77L9St: chile,
$40. British south Africa, s69J
France. SC6l.64S, England. sol
Brazil. St55l02; British India.
an. and Dutch East Indies, S34S
The grand total of tire eNports(
automobiles was S13.97G611, and
tires for other purposes. N,lSo.,
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stall -. Kristoferson's pastcurized
milk. lac ct. &c pt Red Seal Grocery.
Annex. large cans Snider's SOUP.
Csc MS head rice. 25r 3 ms. dried
prunrs. 2sc pkEs Armour's corn
flakes. 25c sugar and soap stall
Gnrnntiun or Burdcn's milk. II 'Ac
can. 2 large cans Federal milk. zoe:
cans Suuhritc cleanser 25C: pk Ks
Crystal White flakes, Csc: 3 cans q
j.. Cleanser. 25c. pkgS. Lux. Csc.
Acme Grocery. basement. large pkg.
FlapiaCk pancake flour. 83c. Cream
of Wheat. 2ac, large can sliced pine
apple. zoe; pkgA. macaroni. 2bc.
NtonE's Csc broom. gee. 81 80 broom.
soc; Cream 81 harley lac pkg; e
fresh butter 56c N mixed mustard
pickles. l5c pt Elliott Fish Co.
CnlumhIn rINrr amnlta. lbs 10.
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Public Markets


rikE rLscE
stall -. NH. fine granulatrd
sugar. csc stall -. pure fresh
milk 30 az Stall 90. large can
carnatiou mills lfNr stall 1903.
zoe can sweet potatoes. for 3ac.
lax powder. for @tr. stall IL.
cream ~ Barley. tSc ptg large can
aauauEs and kraut &@c. stall 20.
home made bread. soc and lav stall
ss. Early june pees l3c can. large
salmon 2sc Federal milk. ifc can.
stall ~. macnroui. spaghetti or
noodles. - pN tomatoes. l4c can,
stall 90. English mullins. crumprta
and pofk pies stan IS. fresh pea
mat butter gpc ~ Dol Monte cat
aup. &C bottle stall -. shredded
carnanuI zoe ~ split PEGS. n
str. pop corn. lsr o. black figs. 2
ihH CSC Stall iati. fresh herring. hc
~ Columbia river smells. ms.
4sc. Eastern oysters, 5Ne pt; Ing
cod fhf @sc stall 1s. deep sea
goldfish. zsc each halihut. CSC ~.
stall 1898 Columbia river smells.
g. n herring. ic ~ red snapper
He ~ stall 20. Wlncrhp apples.
$3.50 box. delivered Yakima Gems
fe9s sack. delivered pears. itc
dor lemons. 20c dor stall 80. black
wainuts. 5 ihs. zsc. oranges. s. box.
@ar don. and up. MS. sweet pota-
toes 1hcs WineEap apples. 81 box
stall hg. American Wonder. iiurha nh
ana Yakima potatoes. 81 sack. stall
1897. pot roast. Isc 10. lex OF lamb.
e &c ~ liver. Toe II pure lard.
iha. Soc. dry salt pork. 2bc n pie
mics. "a iAc 10. stall 81. pot roast.
ihc n soup meat 30 10. veal chops.
use 10 picnica. &c n liberty
steak. iGc 10. stall 81. best butter.
tgc 10. ms fi.e5: oieomargnrinc
Ms 81; pure honey. CSC ~. sauer-
kFaut 81 n ibs l1c. stall 1881.
Federal milk cans CSC: fun cream
cheese. use 10 stall 81 parteurized
pure cream butter. b5c n. stall 20,
big cup Manning coffee Sc: tbrinE
your lunchl stall ST. Tr0co. fhk
gsc. Rex Nut sac n. ms sSc. -
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Judge Reunites
6 Warning Mates
Seeking Divorc

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. i3.--S(
perior Judge Graham has reconcil9
three couples seeking divorce.
Ruth NJ. Shineck, who was aski(
Tor a legal separation from Emil
Shlncck. a telegraph operator. Il
cause he refused To buy her a drs1
he had promised her at Christine
returned 90 her husband when \
offered her sealskin coat and
new gown. upon the courts sugge1
ton.
Mrs. Alma Williams. who sous1
10 divorce J. Williams. an employ
of the board of public works. forr0
her divorce troubles at the Sugf
ton Of the Judge and shook nd
with her husband and left the cS
smiling after the latter had proud
ed To give her an excellent dinneg
Mary Guinaso and her husha
Pietro Guinaso. ware also reconci
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ls-A SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

PAcfFic COAST ENGLISH SCHooL
for foreigners DAY or uiEht "
month. Washington Bldg. 400 lrh
ENGLISH TAUGu1--ENPEhT s.NP
teacher Elliott te1t
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Personal.


WANTED DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD.
OLD IEWELRY. OLD SILVER.
WATCHES. OLD FALSE TEETH.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
SMITH JlfWELRN co.
az l.. G.. SMITH BLDG tTu FLOOR.
PRIVATE SANtTNRIlM - REGIS
tered physician Specialist In all
conditions of women. Terms rca-
souubl. 1927 18TH ave. Capitol
nan car
SWITCHES AND CURLS MADE
from combines Ladies' Improve
mont shop $50 Union st Main bbO1
MISS P1ERpONT. therapeutic treat
mcuts. poor circulation, rheuma-
tism sos Globe lild., First, Madison.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES ON CREDIT
MICHAEL 202 PIX ST
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I\nnKSE LAMpING NIL

Unanimously indorsing the Lamp
ing bin to pay Washington soldiers
and sailors $40 at discharge for
each month spent in the service. the
Central Labor council Wednesday
evening wired state labor delegates
at Olympia. asking them To press
for passage of the biz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-13
Wants Big Fight
Fully Insur,

NEW YORK. Feh. 13.-TeN Rl
ara intends To insure the Winai
Dempsey championship fight
S7o.0O0 or more. it was learned III
today.
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90 ACHES q ACRES CLEARED. Is
bearing fruit trees house barn.
barn. three chicken houHeH. spring
water Price 81 coo terms $500
cash balance easy This BE- n dan
dy place for chickens.
acres: 90 cleared. 5-room house.
root house barn. three chicken
hUuHrH. spring water Price 81, 600,
terms $500 cash. balance easy.
This be- a dandy place for chickcnA
90 acres. 90 acres cleared. good soil
G-room house barn. chicken house /,
2 cows horse. pig. chickens. all
farm implements. Price $4,000.
terms hair cash.
MERRITT REALTY 60.
12i New York Block.
4 DANDY LITTLE FARM
10 notoe. good soil. half cleared. or
chard. plenty ~ small fruit; good
Groom house. large barn and
other buildings 2 cows. 1 calf
IN range. farm tools Price S2.h0u.
hair cnsh Lcatrd % miles from
the contcr ot seattle. On good road
and raliruHd. IN Wrll settled dis
trict. close 20 bug min; high
T. VAN ARspNLE q GO
Main aa 1919 Third Ave-.
SOW as THE TIME
To start e poultry farm Prices OF
eggs nud poultry ar" high. and
VIII br for many years lrt us
show you our poultry farm tr1ctE
. acres OF good, level land, west OF
Seattle. very cnHv to Improve.
whore you have noighhora. school
and delivery from stores
Good service Co city nearly any hour
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Under the espionage act. Mrs. IN
odOra Pollock. poetess. idealist a
society woman of California. was
Gently convicted with 30 l. W. W
at Sacramento. BEING neither aus|
W ". nor toiicr. but SOD
worker with unusual ideas. her 4
tcnce has been suspended.
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stall Il. salt biacl, cod. lbs. use.
Boring sea herring. . for g5c: hioat-
CTS. . FOR i5c. large snlt mackcrel.
goo each. ling cod lbs Csc. black
bass. lbs Csc stall 1872. best fresh
churned butter. 55c 10 Nut-Ola. soc
10; guaranteed eggs. soc doA. .
dsv $50
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stall 90. 3 ms graduated sugar.
Use. stall "a. pure fresh milk. Sc
qf stall IS. 2 lbs fresh corn meal.
gee Stalls 3T-GS. 4sc Sunbeam cof-
Zee. 7ic n Soc can sliced pineapple.
sbcs I lbs split beans. use: 2 cans
peas. shc gee can corn or tomatoes.
loo. Csc can Sockeyc salmon. zoe. J
cans pork and beans Csc
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ron s,rE-REAL ESTATE


q room modern house. located
on t.akeVirw boulevard. / ~
bloska from thv end ~ the
summit car line concrete
basement furnace heat good
sized living fuuul dining
room. kitchen. three bed
rooms and bath fine view of
lake aud mountains an inn
PROV cmrutH 10. including pave
inH. ana paid in fuli For
quick sale. We OTTER TINS
houHr TOT fg.2bp. $500 down.
aud balance like rent Pos
HrHBinn on ot before fchrur
AIRY 49,
WHITE a POLLARD. Inc
Main $50. 600 Leary hidE.
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SREpir--A LITTLE BOWS, = LIT
tie each week Dresses. coats
quits Open evenings until
ave tupstalrsl
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.tAI.E HELP WANTED

THIS COMPANY Is ENGAGED IN
MANUFACTURING WIRE l. r $
APPARATUS FOR THE L, $. y.
on URGENT ORDERS. WE NEED
NAcHtS lists. APPRENTICES.
roLIsHERs AND Pi4ATERs. MOD
ERS FACTORY BUILDINGS AND
IDEAL WORKING CONDITIONS
APPLY EMPLOYMENT MAN
NICER. KTLBoURNE & CLARKE
MFc. co. COR T. MARGINAL
WAY AND SPOKANE ST. PREF
EnENcE WILL nE GIVEN TO
RETURNED SOLDIERS Az -
SAILORS
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FARM LANDS
STOP STRIKING
OWN \ FARM

w hfr" the sun ShiucH
zoo Days in the Year
We make regular cvcuraiona 10
tho celebrated Three Rivers
region Of tho Yakima coun-
ttNr-W where they have tho
longest growing season
north ~ the Mason Dixon
Tine. Go along with uH and
Fr" the prosperous farms
whore they nrc raising six
tonp Of alfalfa to tho acre.
eight to % tons of Fpuda 60
the acre. 90 tons ~ sugar
boots Go the ncrc-und max
ms hiE money from hogs and
dalrvinE
Wonderfully productive irri-
gated land. 500 an nero Tho
water Zee now on the land.
not q promise FOR three or
TOUR years hence MAYBE
nut be- actually irriEntinU
this land right now No
stuWps 60 clear ono soa-
sons crop viii pay for the
lana. Three trunscoutinental
rohdT 10 transport your
cr'pa Land sold on easy
terms eau for further in
formation
WESTERN PACIFIC
SECURITIES co.
9O1-S-1G HoRc Bldg. Seattle.
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AcRI: AGE
At KIRKLAND
flt1S

Large tract. Hli cleared md
fenced with woven wire
fencing. comfortable f-ruuru
house. or bungalow type.
with lawn and ornamental
shruhhrry in front yard.
good orchard and berry gar
den poultry house wtth ran
WAYS rnt we'll and good
uuwp. only few miuutca'
walk 20 kirkland dock Price
fI411t reasonable terms 90
feapunalhis party Take East
Madison car and county ferry
to Kirkland and inquire FOR
r. w Sucking at brick
bungalow office At end ~
kirkland dork
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FOR SALE
We have wctl built g-rupm house 4.
Walllngford district. lpt 30yl013
fine ueiRhborhood InnHmuch 90
our firm does not apecinlitr on
houses. this ls naturally a bargain
or We would not handle IT, Price
$1,000. This price means mostly
cash
s. &c. REID & ca.
1851 New York Block.
Ask for ar. Coriett
WE WILL SELL YOr 5000 FEET
OF lumber for $50 cash and q lot
a0Xt20. nothing down and &l5 per
month. BE building a little home
white tho strike ta ON. aud got
away from high rents.
a. s. TURNER
REAL ESTATE COMPANY
1895 Fourth Ave Phone Elliott t@2G.
BEACON I'LL
5ozt2o corner hair blogF from carr
fine Wow. $500 The best bargain
ON hltl ~ building altc.
GRO A. SPENCER a. GO.
Main 1880 or Hoacon nc.
LIVING CONDiTfONs IMPROVED
Easy Payment Plan
CloHc-iu lots and 5-acrc Tracts. $3.50
and up. Compare our prices.
HERBERT S. UPPER ilt Lenry Bld.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US.
our commission only $50. A busy
office. Public Realty Bureau. 21O
ldbcrty nmidinp, opp f. q.
gsrAH WANT Ana tsGp pt.gTft ~
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. roR Observation-Disclosures

q % ia q % o % o % e. q . o q e % %
KITCuFN NNp MISS EQttf-
mont lett uu hand after de-
Modification ut 81 \ T. -
unit 81 thr University 30
Washington.
Consists 90 t) dishes. nickel.
silver table service. trays.
vty teA galvanized IRON cup
and pat rucku IRON Tables.
dish washer and scrap th-
Bile meat ,hoprvr p. g.
Kane hoiief. potato mHsher
with motor. restaurant sHH
range. cold storage installa-
tiuu etc
offcrs Will Dc received up Go
noon 81 saturday, February
10. 1912
Tho right iH resers "a Co reject
any and am offers and all
communications rhuult 100
addressed. plainly marked
tn
HERBERT r. CONDOR
Comptruilrr
University of Washington.
Seattle.
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REAL. EsTATE LOANS

ABSTRACTS AT REpUCEp RATES.
Main lOl7. Washington Title Co.
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LAND BARGAINS

AZ acres. near Hobart, In King coun-
IS. irsri ou good county ROAD
school Price 1920.
40 acfeH. near Olympia on state
road slightly Improved. lttrL
Price 81 goo
Easy Terms.
100 acrsa. near Port Ludlow. slightly
improved. small house. running
water Price $1,000 easy terms
100 acres. lewis county. an level
valley land. rich soil. no gravel ,
30 acres cleared. good iadH. GA
buildings
price t35 Per Acre. Eary Terms
Z acres near Lake Washington Nh
cleared i-roum house. lies iinc.
Price $1,000 Easy Terms
40 acres. Lewis county. four miicn
from town. good roll good road
Price $500. $40 caHh. balance g. "a
month. o per cent
CARTER MACDONALD a
VINCENT o. MILLER Inc
COS Columbia g. Elliott t3i3.
tTA up 10 NOt
Are sou rulnH &C. pay several prices
fur your vegetables. berries. ftuit
YOu Will
Unless SOU de- ar many ~ uH are
doing grow your utru table htutt
and sut your own wood
HAVE MADE GOOD
And Hu can Yuu 4 can chow Nuu a
uftle patch 81 ground That has
preAy nearly nrt ms table ms
past year I con show Hpu pic
~ wood that VIII last months be
Aund the winter. All this has cost
IT, a little work
OFT SOME LAND
Ili coll sou land az Zoo an ucre that
VIII grow berries. fruit ara hurh
fruits enough 90 make sou "a nice
profit over what you consume ~
$40 an acre f-ii cell you land that
wltl grow anything that ~lil grow
ln this climate This land in Jess
than $40 minutrn from thiH uffirr.
ou best - roads. with lntefuf ban,
rtnsr service ni"f"r ann H.h.nl'
Hii ciuao bY small payment dow %.
sri.isrr YoifH lA~b VOW ANp
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