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The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1919-12-17
CLERKS SALE.

State of South Carolina. County Of
Lexington.
Ellen M. Kaiser, ct AL, Plaintiffs. VS.
Carl K. Kaiser, observation-disclosures
Of Common Pleas.
BY virtue Of authority vested in me
by order of the Court in the above
entitled cause, I will sell OH the first
Monday in January next the same
being the 9Th day of said month. be-
fore the court house. door at Lexing-
ton, s. c., during the legal hours of
sale, to the highest bidder, .ke follow
ing described real estate. to wit:
"All that piece, parcel or tract OF
land, situate, lying and being in Lex
ington County and the State aforesaid.
containing one hundred end sixty
one and one quarter acres. more or
less, about eight miles from Column
bia and about one mile from Arthur's
station, on the south side OF the c. c..
& A. r. r., and bounded East by
lands of Roof; North oy lands of n.
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q. sox, Gregor, and Shuli; West by
Hands OF Central National Bank and
South by u lire parallel to the south
tern boundary of said large tract, now.
or formerly of Lizzie b. Ge:ger.
+ This lard is to be sold in two sep
arate tracts according 20 division
line made by e. L. Hartley, Surveyor.
Dec. 6, 1919. one tract containing
ninety three and fifty one-hundredths
acres, more or less, and the other con-
tanning sixty seven and seventy five
one hundredths acres. moro or less.
the plat to this land showing divis-
ion line being on file in the Clerks
office.
Also. all that piece, parcel or tract
Of land, situate, lying and being in
Lexington County and State afore-
said, containing one hundred, nine
teen and one third acres, more or less.
and, bounded by lands Of the said J.
Frank Kniser, Ellen NJ. Kaiser, L. L.
tLown, ]. Marsha! Roof, by lands now
or formerly Of the Kinsler Mill Tract,
and lands of r. K. Kaiser. the same
being the northern portion Of three
hundred twenty acre tract Of land
lconveyed to J, Frank Kaiser and
Rawl K. Kaiser and designated as
tract No|2 .on a plat and survey made
by E. L! Hartley, Surveyor, Dec.
1919.
Also, al! that piece, parcel planta-
ton or tract Of land situate, lying and
being in Lexington County and State of
South Caro!ia containing one hundred
ten acres, more or less, and bounded
by lands OF the estate Of Levi Gunter,
Jacob sox, Ellen M. Kaiser. Kinsler
land and Perhaps others. and desig-
mated as tract No. on a plat and
lsurvey made by E. L. Hartley Survey
ior, Dec. 1919.
Also, the northern half, with i'm
|provements thereon, Of all that piece,
parcel or lot of land situate lying and
being in the town of Lexington, in
the. County of Lexington. and state
aforesaid. cotaining two CD roods
and twenty eight (2S) percnes, 'front.'
ing on Depot Street of said town and
adjoining lots belonging to G. D. Nc
Cartha on the South, DR.. M. @. Hen
dirk on tile East and Mrs Corrie G.
Meetze on the North.
Terms of sale: Cash, purchaser to
pay for papers, revenue stamps and
recording fees.
H. L. HARMON,
Clerk of Court
Dec. 10th, 1919.
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amo,ints duo to said estate ON or. be-
fore the 1Ssh day ossJannary, 1920.
II. L. HARMON,
Clerk OF Court for said Co
nnd State.
December 3. 1919. 2t. <
CLERKS sALE.

sss NllEttKS SALE. t3Ssi ti5
State of South Carolina. County Of
y Lexington. 9
While Sultan. ct al, Plaintiffs, VS.
Hassie DeHart. ct al. Defendants,
Court of Common Pleas.
BY virtue of authority vested lin me
by order of the Court in the above
entitled cause, will sell on the first
Monday IN january next, the same
being the 9Th day of said month,
before the court house door at Lex
ington. 8. c.. during the legal hours
OF sale. to the highest bidder. the fol-
lowing described real estate: N
"AH that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land situate lying and being
in Lexington County, in the State
aforesaid. containing fifty four and
three fourths (54 3-4) acres, more or
less, bounded by lands of Y. r. Kelly.
Paul Fulmer, Dina Haltiwanper.
Stephens Rurietss, Collins Sultan. and
perhaps others
Terms Of Sale: Cash, purcoaser "a
pay Tor papers. recording fees and
revenue stamps.
A II. L. HARMON,
Clerk of Court.
Dec. 10th. 1919.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice If hereby given thai ali cred
itors of tie estate of the late Samuel
M. Roof, deceased, are required to
file with the undersigned Executors OF
the last will and testament of the said
Samuel M. Rooe, deceased, ct the Of
flee of Sam p. Roof, in the town of
Lexington, said County and State.
itemized verified statements of any
and all claims or demands held
against the said estate.
J. s. wEssINGER,
e. B. ROOF.
SAM p. ROOF,
Executors Of the last will and tes-
lament of Samuel NJ. Rooe, deceas-
ed. ;sjF
December 9. 1919. ct
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Home National Bank of Lexington, 8.
c., ct al versus Florence Taylor ct
al.
Pursuant to an Order OF Hon. s.
w sG; shipp. Presiding z Judge, filed
18th day OF November. u s1n. in the
above entitled case. all creditors Of
the estate OF III. c. Taylor, deceased
are her tsbS requested to file ali claims
which they may hold against said es-
tate i,withs the undersigned and all
debtors 3f the estate of said II. c.
Taylor. deceased. are required to pay
TO the undersigned an. and all
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1919-12-17
ENTE;RTAINsIENT An
CHIROKEE SCHOOL

The Ladies Improvement League OF
Cherokee school will give box
party and oyster supper Saturday
night, Dec, ,s2o, beginning att o'clock.
The tpubliclis cordially invited to at
tend. ;as
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Tax Notice
OFFICE COUNTY TREAsURER.
LEXINGTON COUNTY.

Lexington. s. c., Oct. l. 1913.
Public notice is hereby given that
State. County and school taxes for
Lexington County will be received by
me from Oct. 18th to Dec. s1st In
elusive.
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TOTAL
20N mills.

TOTAL :. 80. 2oA mills.
Special tax as follows:
District No. 1 Special and
BondS .,......s...s.s. 20 mills
District No. Ia Special and
BondS -. -.s.......... 80
District No. .15 Special and
Bonds ............. IL
District No. 1s Special and
Bonds -............... .10
District No. 25 Special and
Bonds ...........s.... .8
District No. 20 Special and
Bonds .......... 10 :!
District No. 81 Special and
Bonds :.....-.. 10
District No. Sc Special and
6ondS .....s... $3.50. '.1O
District Nos. 1a and 40
l., Speclai .5-.-S. ..'.... .E8
District Nos. 12.t So. 7S, 70
and SO Special ....... .6 !"
Nos. 2. A, s. 8, 10, II, 1s. II, 30.
27. so,Ns1, 80. SO. "a. ,ss, AZ, 4s.
As. 4s. SO. SO. So. 81, 81. So, So, SO; IL
76. II, ss. "a, 81, ss-4 mills.
Nos. 8. s. 9. 1s. 20. 2s. "a. 2s. 2s.
So, Al. A, 47,N4s.. 40, 81. SO, .s4.
l'7o, 72;S74. 75. so2 mills.
The following districts have no
special levies for school purposes,
Nos. z, 80, 54, 5s and so.
Capitation Road Tax $500 upon
all male citizens (not bona fide resi-
dents Of an Incorporated town. of the
County between Fl and 55 years Of
age.
Poll Tax $1.oo betwet n the ages of
81 and SO years.
Dog Tax 50o!A..'
Road. Poll and Dog Tax payable at
same time with State, County and
School Tax.
c. e. LEAPHART,
Treasurer Lexington County.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1919-12-17

Opportunities.
Opportunities approach jnip tfioSs
who. use them Emerson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02
IEGAI. NOTICES

~ THE DISTRICT COURT up THE
United states for the Western
District % Washington. Northern
Division.
so eIss IN BANKRUPTCY
In the Matter ~ J Prank Gregory
and judith ~ Gregory. his Wlfe.
ana the marital community cum-
ppssd ~ said y Frank Gregory
ani iudfth ~ sreEory.
To The creditors % the above named
hankrupts and To all other prThons
in Interest.
Take notice. that the bankrupts
above named have psfitioned this
court FOR fuii discharge from all
debts proVahie against their es-
tate under tho acts 81 congress re-
latino 90 bank ruptcy. and that n
hearing be had upon said petition.
before said District Court at the
court room 81 eaid court. IN the
rity - seattle. ia said district. on
the 5fd day ~ February. 1919. AZ
10 o'clock IN tho forenoon at
which time and place you and each
~ you may appear and show
cause. N any you have why tho
prayer % the FAld petitioners
should not BE- granted
Dated ~ Seattle this 2sth day OF
December. 1915
tscaD D. u nARsHBERGER
Ey = A. PAGE. Deputy
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United states. for the western
District 81 Washington. Northern
Division
SO cuts IN RANKRUpTcY
In tho Matter of oliver Berg and
Jack Berg. bis wife. IiankruptH
To the creditors of tho above named
hhnkrnptz and TO all other persons
In interest
Take notice that the hankrupts
above named have petttioned this
court Tor "a fun discharge from AN
debts prorahlc against their rs-
tate under the acts Of congress
relating Go bank riIptry. and that
hearing De had upon said petit
ton. before said District curt. nj
the court room ~ said court. In
~" city ~ seattle. In said dis
ttirt. ON tho ION day 81 February
l9lH at 10 o'clock Ia the forenoon
al which time and place you and
each 81 You may appear and show
cause. W any sou have. why the
prayer ~ tho said petitioners
should not be granted
dated at Seattle this 7iHt day OF
December 1918
'ScaD D. " HARSHBERGER.
Clerk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02
CITY PREPARES
FOR LEGAL TILT

Corporation Counsel Walter ?.
Meier and Assistant CorTsor4 ton
Counsel r. J l. Kennedy started
work Thursday morning on Their
preparation Of the cify-s answer to
the friendly court action started
by =. a TwicheiI. former county
auditor. TO ties; the car line pur.
chas. ordinances. The court ruling
viii establish validity Of the bonds.
Twicheii. thru la. attorneys. Plies
and Halverstadt. asks the superior
court for an order restraining til.
city from proceeding with the tgsc-
ton deal whereby Seattle acquires
the traction company lines for sls.-
eeo 600 in public utility bonds.
The complaint on file in the clerk
q the courts office alleges that the
city has no power 10 consurnnnats
the deal. aitho the traction bills
have already been passed BY tho
council.
Innocent purchasers" the CON-
plaint charges. may be y1ctmirsd
into buying Illegal bonds.
The $1,000 900 In traction bonds
will constitute "a cloud upon the
title OF the property % all tax
payers IN the city" the complaint
charges.
Mayor Hanson said Thursday
noon that he could give - promise
as TO when the three remaining
traction bills would be signed. The
ordinance already signed covers tho
bonding agreement. and the others
relate to interurban and power con-
tracts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02
o. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HOTEL
s fret class hotel. ta rooms hot ana
cold water. well furu shed faf eat
lease. rent tsrs 81 goo 90 On lease
goes with price Price tf"'p. on
Az APARTMENT HOUSE
"a anartnrutr ftinHr ia first FihHF
assraf lease one half fufniahrd 3.
rent f4ua. Price s. 900. on trfmn
GARAGE
4 fret class. uprfu-dhto proposition
haH knrsar capacity hlwaya iuN
rent $500 Has repair chop. and
carries e stock 80 ollie. etc 70
year Lease Price $500. trrrne
THEATRE
Nuw clearing teoo per month lias
s. Heo ofEa. Fo,gs wlth price REM
itAkIftf
Doing 50 500 cash business over The
counter per month 30 dsilvrff~s
VIII Invoice about $4,000 can b.
had Tor that amount on terms.
itutsGkEEptNG ROOMS
- roama D. q 1-fo"m apaftrn ~n'-'
water In ell rooms. atove heat
Eaa with Scent nsterHt 200
rent Price 8 900 - trrms.
CANDY. CIGARS AND SOFT
DRINKS
A fret class location. and - Oh
establishrd business rent ftn
bargain Price 81 $50 Wal take
1880 cash 60 humfFf
GROCERY
iu splendid location we'll satab-
Nshed huslnraa A bargain Has
nice ivlnE rooms 30 connection +,
rrut only t22 Go per month You
cant possibly beat this fnf the
money Price f11en
a SMALL GROCERY
Doing nice business IN splendid to-
cation near four car lines has
four living rooms 10 connection.
Junt Tire place for small family
HARDER RiinP
In fhr busiest district in the city
haa elegant ehairH rent ft0a
nu must zee this 60 appreciate
Price ttkHo en- splendid terms,
Ef.HrAf RANT
fu rrlendid location has fN0
French ranges. one sac range
tables ard stools. wrfi fiftrd up
doing tae 60 SO business each
aay Price iaoe $500 cash viii
WI HAVE MANY HOTELS. APART
MENTs AID HppMtNg not Nf-s
Iph RAt.E NEE t's tfEFBHE
PURCHASING Nt.sEM HERE
MUTUAL INVESTMENT 90
fft aboard IiaiidinE
OwN 30 MfLf.s az cREEk.
square mile ~ bank. 80 0oo cod
yards ~ aoifar.ynfd gold gravel
Untold millions there for cur COM
IauY 20 miners ard Hhipsard
wnfArfs lnHthfAns machinery
Nant Few mufa men g. take fs-
tnain inE stock $50 wtth mtutuF
rnslnTrFs fhff > mornings 90
evenings. ff8 fffncklry uiaE. Sec
end and Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02
ia SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES


" ASTED - AUTOMOBILE or
truck statesmen one 81 the largest
first on the Coast needs several
high grade men az once. \ chance
TO make a permanent connection
and real money. Your correspun-
deuce will b. treated as conf
A.rffaf K-fre star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02
DISAPPEARANCE OF
TWO Men HERE IS
Now CLEARED up

Word was received from Morris
VILE VI ~ the sherlfrs office
Thursday. that the body q l.. T.
Lawrence Who mysier!ously disap.
p~arcd fsosn the Highland dairy. at
y. f5th ~ and 18th ave. y ". De
ocruler ]. with Chas Becker. bad ar.
rived there. from Lawrence's brother.
According % Sheriff Siringer
Lawrence and Becker were 70 make
deal with A. " Tlomsiand. owner
% tho dairy. November 20. The three
parties were 20 meet in Jay Allen =
Office. a local attorney. 20 conclude
the deal. but Tjomsiand failed TO
make his appearance. and IL wa
harmed later that he had been taken
to the city hospital. stricken with in
nusnEs. where he died December 6
Becker and Lawrence had paid him
ii5o on the purchase price. says
stringcr.
Lawrence and Becker took charge
Of the dairy on D~cerniser /. bought
a ii25 team. and during the day they
cleaned the place Up and mixed an
u the COWS The next morning
neighbors noticed the COWS in the
yard and all OF tho lights burning In
the place. and found. after lnvostisa.
ton. that both men were gone. The
shcriffs office was notified when the
y s5th stand IL ave. y. W. Decern-
Upon investigation Il was learned
that one Of the men had over s. 600
in his possession. and IL was thought
that perhaps one 81 the men had
been murdered
With the news of I.awrcnce's
death. the mystery was cleared up.
According TO StrinEer. both men
were suffering from the influenza.
Lawrence died in Portland. a victim
Of the disease.
Becker Is thought 10 be somewhere
In California lie paid for the trans
portation OF Lawrence's body and
sent the brother $500 in cash. which.
he said. belonged 10 the dead man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02
Capt. Upper Will
Address Chamber

Capt Edward Tupper. British sea
mems union organizer. Of London.
VIII b. principal speaker az the week.
- luncheon of the members council
% the Seattle Chamber Of Commerce.
IN the Masonic club rooms. Friday
noon
Capt Upper Is touring the United
states under tho auspices Of tho
American Defense society. promoting
a proposed boycott against German
goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02
The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
Atiorncys-at.Iaw
thattcl Loans

MONEY TO LOAN
Loans from $40 10 800 made quick ~
and confidcntially on furniture.
pianos live stock. etc
SANDERS q co
i007-4 l.. G. smith Bldg ELL coca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02

Stalls ai-Ss. steel head salmon. zoe
III rcd snapper. zoe n. lbs 2sc.
soles. i5c III. salt salmon backs. .
ms. sc. stall Is. mixed nuts. zoe
10 walnuts. , lbs 500. almonds. 3
ms 800 Stan III. fine honey. loc
pit, zoe ct. large Snider's catsup.
soc; comb honey. soc zoe can sar-
dimes, l5c; pkgs. sccdlcss raisins.
Csc. acc plum pudding. see: sec zig
and fruit buildings. l5c. potato salad.
ibc pit: best cottage cheese. lSc 10.
picked heets, loo pit stall 81.
cranberry sauce. CSC 10. ms a5c.
minccmcat. 2Sc n. ms. s5c: bacon
grease, Use 10. stall a., Auto cub
coffee. S5c 10. 3 lbs. $500: Blue Rib
bon tea. SOC N; sl,25 broom, 9Sc:
orchard run pruncs, loo ID; Mazda
or tomatoes. zoe; pkgs Grape Nuts.
25c: pkgs Post Toasties csc: ms
white figs. t5c; bars laundry soap.
Poe: 5lb bag New York buckwheat
flour soc. Stalls 24-s6-37 Crisco.
l5o. 90c. $50; zee Blue Ribbon tea,
b5c; soc citrus powder. 24c: . lbs.
shortening. b5c. 35c Olympia pan
cake flour Csc; 40c pkg royal dates.
soc pkgs, secdless raisins. csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02

5 bars Naptha. 25c: bars + & @.
NRptha. gee large pkg. Scafosn.
zoe: s cans .. n. Cleanser. .5c. Red
Seal Grocery, Annex. pkgs. seed
less raisins. 25c; . cans sweet corn
or peas, sac; cans Campheil's SOUP.
25c: Cream of Barley. i9c pkg;
Sniders large bottle catsup. sec.
Acme Grocery. basement pkgS
macaroni. 2ac. Cream OF Wheat CSC
pkg; sterling pickles sac ct Jar.
si.s5 broom, ssc MIXED nuts, ssc
ID. cans minced CLANS. s5c: lbs.
choice prunes, CSC. stall 81. fuesh
churned butter t5c 10. stall 10 Nut
margarine. SIC 10.
stall IL, salmon. zoe n; ling cod.
i5c 10. ms. csc: tenderloin Of sole.
Csc 10; Alaska salt herring. lee
each rock cod. 15c ~; catfish. lbs.
l5c. stall l0s. fresh ground peanut
butter. &c n, IL lbs. csc: best
fresh churned Washington creamery
butter, csc 10. lbs. 81 IS: good but
ter 55c 10. Flake. White, .s7e 10;
SIC n, nos. $40: fun cream
cheese, S5c 10 tall cans milk. sc.
PIKE PLACE
stall 90. large cans Carnation milk.
IL NC. Stall II. lbs. fine granu-
lated sugar. 7Sc. Stall 70. pure fresh
pasteurized milk, iSc at. Stall l.. 6
shaker salt, &c: lbs, cooking salt.
sc stall 1871, salt mackerel zoe
each. smoke bloaters. SC each for
Csc. Finnan haddie. csc n. kippcred
salmon, soc 10. stall 80. Nc. l soft
lbs. coo. American Wonder pota-
toes. Sl.9o per sack. delivered. sweet
potatoes. lbs, use. large can Bor-
dens milk. l6c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02
Public Markets

ECONOMY
Stall 70. fine graduated sugar
fbA &c. stan IS. fresh corn meal 5
ne see Holly white flour. fhs.
21c. chicken corn. &c n stall 81.
krlstofsrson' pure fresh pasteurizcd
milk. lie ut stalls .2e-ai. burbank
potatoes s2e0 sack. delivered. finest
eating and cooking apples. s2.0a box.
delivered. dry onions 1850 sack. de-
liycrcd. carrots s400 sack. deliv-
cred Alaska turnips. S2S0 sack. de-
livcred: best cabbage. S995 sack. de-
iiNered. stall 70. Nut-Ola marEar-
inc. &c n, , ms ITO good storage
eggs. h5c doz: Good Luck margar-
inc. &c n: fun cream cheese. g5c
10. good margarine, ; rbs $500.
stall - large can Carnstion milk.
itiac. stall 90. supreme blend cof-
fec. , lbs. si.00. or I = lbs. soc: CSC
X & baking powder, isc. Toe soda.
7r: fresh cocoanut. 35c 10 stalls IL
50. 2 fbr. new sun Maid seeded raj
sins. zoe. new mixed nuts. 2hc n
s0c sunbeam coffee. ssc: fine comb
honey. soc. SIN. pail karo syrup.
f0c: Si2i broom CSC: : lnc cans
beans gee. 2 cans minced clans. Csc,
Sbc Olympic pancake flour CSC,
Ms. fancy new pruncs CSC. stall -
best olcomarghrlne. 39c n. good
oicomarEarinc, 32r n peanut but
ter. pic III 9 ihs soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02
18-Year-Old Girl
Is Deputy Sheriff

YAKIMA. Jan. 2-Mlss La
vada Murphy. lS-year-old daugh-
ter OF the sheriff. shows up on
the December payroll as a dep
uty sheriff. probably the young.
est as well as the only girl dep
uty sheriff in captivity. The
county commissioners have Oh.
jected to paying the claim for
her services, but can't help them
selves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02
Naval Program to
Exceed Estimate

WASHINGTON. Jan. s-Comple-
ton OF the threeyear naval program
viii cost from 40 to so per cent moro
than originally estimated. Admiral
Taylor told the house naval affairs
committee today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02
~ IlSON 81.

WANTED DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD
OLD jFWi.LEY. uf.D SILVER
WATCHES OLD FALSE TEETH
hiGtf-eT PRICES PAID.
SMITH JEWEf.nf CO
az I. g. SMITH Ht.ltg-. tTH FtJOoR
PRIVATE sASfTAHtuM = REGIS
tered physician. Specialist In all
conditions nf yxuFnrn Terms rsa-
ronahic itzg 18Th ave Capitol
Hiil car
SIS fTrHEs ANB CtfRi.A MADE
from comhlnEs Ladies Improve.
urnt shop. t2g Uuiou 81 Main s3eT
ANYONE WISHING To FINb
James Hryaau. returned soldier
call at 1854 18th ave
DIAMONDS. WATCHES OK CgEDtr
MICHAEL zoe PIKE ST
% n M-igiNC VERY TRUE TO
a. NJ NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02
aCIsr .Gr

'oW hAtE $40 ACUss LAND. ta
asrrn cleared euad Hull ard good
pasture land large 0ff hard
Groom house. large barn and frtt
UuthuIl1I Euud water System
near railroad station. good school
b COVE hrlfrfa aud ono heavy
horse. one mile from beach Musi
colt at h HatrIfsf Price only 80
prf acre Write for terms , z
white. Twin. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02

Don't Sell
YOUR LIBERTY BONDS
To bond brokers and scatpcra
at "a big loss
GET WHAT THEY ARE WORTH
| PAY CASH
Liberty Bonds Canadian bonds
G. II. McCONAHN
9lG American Bank Bltg.
Second and Madison
open Evenings; SuudayH fl TO 4
LIBERTY GONDS BOUGHT
FOR SPOT CASH
Based Daily ON New York Market.
THEE Is No BETTER PRICE
ly-TItE HENSON GO Evenings
Licensed brokers
s2i Green Bldg. Fourth at Pike.
FULL MARKET PRICE PAID FOR
Liberty Bonds N23 Loary Bldg,
Second and Madison open even
ings. sundays ii to 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02
Ford Co. Declares
a Big Dividend

DETROIT. Jan. 2 The Ford
Motor company declared zoo per
cent dividend equivalent 10 s4.aee.-
600. 1t was announced here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02
" t,sTI At>t.

Stall 10 sugar CURED bacon. 4ac 10 !.
sugar cured beef. Use N: choice
lamb chops. CSC NJ. choice rib
steak. csc II. stall 1905. 6 bars Float
INK soap, use mixed nuts. Sac NJ. =
cans choice peas. 35c: . cans Camp
bells pork and beans. 25c stall 1872.
3 cans Laurel milk zoe. t0c sunbeam
coffee. 35c; large pkg Quaker oats
33c. Jcllo. i2c. stall 100. large or
anEcs. 25c; Florida grape fruit
Use. Baldwin apples. $3.50 box Wine
sap applos. 81 20 box.
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4 fine tract 81 loan coil. very cary
60 Ulrar a desirable place GO
live handy o. market. anlF zee
down You move ora ~ al once
clear ~ this winter. plant a crop
neat spring make tho land paS
Tor Itself and make you money
ny speciality la good land
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Elliott t6li Il0g t1fst aNr,
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ZINE 81

stan 81. kristofcrson's pasteurizcd
milk. he at, &c pit Sugar and soap
stall Carnation or Borden's milk.
IA lsc can, large Ivory Zoe, small &c,
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IMPERIAL TURKISH BATHS. t4os
Fourth ave. Electric cabinets.
therapeutic lamps. tubs. Rheu-
lnatiAm my specially. Louis
Myers chtropodist mechanic Their
npiHt. Phone Main 1913 daY or
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