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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-05-15
SUMAS COW MAKES SPLENDID
RECORD ON BUTTERFAT YIELD

Belle Canary Pontiac, registered
Holstein, No 754,957, Of the A.
Smith dairy farm near sumas is be-
lieved to have hung up the best but
terfat record of any COW in the
Northwest
During the month of April Belle
Canary Pontiac produced an average
of eighty-three pounds of milk daily,
or total of 2490 pounds, which test
ed AZ per cent or 1916 pounds of
butterfat, according to the official
test of the local COW testing associa-
ton. An average of eighty pounds
of butterfat a month is considered
good, so that the record if the Sumas
Holstein, is remarkable. The tests
were made by c. A. Cummins and A.
Jensen, official testers.
Belle Canary Pontiac came fresh
February Is. She is 10 years of
age and is MIXED three times a day.
incidentally one of her daughters,
Belle Canary Pontiac II. a young
heifer. has a record of ninety pounds
for April.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-05-15
NORTHWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meyer and
little daughter of Bellingham. were
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Meyer Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Brown were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bowlesby Sunday evening.
E. C. Thomas was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Holmes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Williamson and
Mr.. H F Crabtree were dinner guests
of Mrs. A. H. Hinckley Sunday
In honor of her birthday, a sur
prise party was given Mrs. NJ. c.
Wampler at her home Saturday ev-
ening. During the evening games
were played and enjoyed by all pre-
sent. At a late hour refreshments
of cake and coffee were served to
about twenty-five people.
Mr.. Roscoe Riddle and family
Mr.. T. L. Riddle and family and Mr..
and Mrs. H. F. Harvey and family
were called to Lynden this week on
account of the death of their mother,
Mrs. c. w. Riddle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mundell and
family of Bellingham spent Saturday
night and Sun5ey at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holmes.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-05-15
WANT ONLY THE
BEST EQUIPMENT NOWADAYS

There was a time in the lean years
Of farming when many farmers had
to buy equipment that WIS poor in
quality because 1t was cheap. But
today the farmer has money and is
buying equipment of proved value
the sort he has always wanted be-
cause he knew it had the genuine
value that made it cheaper in the
long run.
The automobile is today part of
the standard equipment of every
farm. Cars of the best makes dot
every country Dad. The farmer is
considered by the auto salesman to
be a most discriminating buyer He
is a man used 70 doing things him
self, and not dclegating jobs to 9TH
ers: his info. nation is usually first
hand. and he knows just what he
wants.
1t is because of the farmers pros
perity and their determination to get
full value for their money that the
United States Tire Company is look
ness this year in the agricultural
sections. Back of the United States
tires stand the high traditions of the
factories - Morgan & Wright, G. &
j., Hartford, and Revere, whose
names have stood for quality in tires
since the earliest days of the bicycle.
AS the product of the largest rub
Der company in the world, these tires
represent a technical excellence and
craftsmanship that mean long miles
of sturdy service and ability to stand
up under hard service.
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NO. 3S11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
WHATCOM
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF ANNA BYLSMA, Deceased

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has been appointed
admin istrator of the estate of Anna
Bylsmc deceased, and that he has
duly qualified as such, and that ell
persons having claims against the
said estate are required to serve the
same upon the undersigned admin
istrator or his attorney of record, R.
B. LIE Coco, at his office in Lynden,
Washington, which said office the un-
dersigned selects as his place of bus
mess in all matters Connected with the
said estate and file the same with
the clerk of the above entitled court,
together with proof Of such service,
within six months after the date Of
the first publication of this notice,
or the same will be forever barred.
Dated this Gath day OF April, 1919.
JOHN BYLSMA,
Administrator OF the estate
OF Anna Bylsma, Deceased
Date Of first publication April "a,
1919.
Date of last publication May Is, 1919
r. B. LIE COCO,
Lynden. Washington,
Attorney for administrator.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

For the Soph omore program las!
Wednesday, Rev. A. J. Weeks gave
lecture on India. He has spent
several years az missionary in the
Bun mese district. Afterwards he
talked to the Junior English class
telling them how English is taught
| in India.
The first number on the Freshman
program last Thursday consisted OF
reading, Charity Roses" by Jo-
hanna Gilman. The remainder of the
program was given by Mrs. H. A.
Mock. who favored us with several
vocal selections.
The Senior program for Monday
included a vocal selection by Marie
Zweegman and a spirited reading
THE Ballad of the East and West,
by Miss McKinnon. The program
was concluded by another selection
by Miss Zweegman.
A good time is planned for every
one Friday evening, May 16, when
the high school will give carnival.
One of the many features of the ev-
ening is Prof. Orren Frye's Re-
nowned Tin Band. Another feature
of equal merit will be a one-act play.
Fooled BY Heck" which is said to
be one of the funniest comedies writ
ten. A small fee will be charged for
general admittance and an additional
. sum for each of the side shows wis.,
tied. A good time is guaranteed to
all and a dollar if you don't laugh.
Tuesday the assembly was afford
ed program of rare talent, when
Mrs. Irwin LeCocq. accompanied on
the piano by Mrs. Ralph LIE Coco,
gave several vocal selections, which
were generously applauded by the
assembly.
Friday, May 16, will be Patron s
Day at the High School and everyone
is cordially invited to visit the classes
and see just how the work is carried
on. The regular work will be car
ried on in all departments.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-05-15
BELLNGHAM STAGE
ALVA KELLY

LEAVE LYNDEN- Baldw1n's Con.
fectionery, phone r 592-6:OO q. m.
1918, 1:SO p. M, 4:3O.
LEAVE BELLINGHAM-Hal Con.
fectionery, Dock ST., phone 1901
$50 a. M. 1900; $50 p. m; 5:45.
SATURDAY NIGHT-Leave LINDEN
200 p. m. ;leave Be,.ingham 1890
p. m.
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NOTICE.!
MIR. FARMER:

Did you ever stop to consider
how much money you lost on your
last STOCK DEAL by not getting in
touch with
OERTEL BROS. BLAINE, WASH.
Phone S61 Blaine
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PRIVATE AAEfTAffuM HEgfa-
tered physician. HpotIaliHt in al
conditions uf women tsrmH req
hpuhhlr 1927 iLth ave cnpliIi
Inn car
PRIVATE EAsiTArIUM tlsGte-
tered phgaleIHu Specialist 100 nlI
conditions ~ w0uru Terms rfH.
Huunhlf 1921 Infh utr capitol
fitti car
iaErOfE MARRIAGE BEH NAME
WHH Esther HamHun and came
from rilHbofH. NHitru. sweden.
Au old friend hlr go Zee you.
Niiof Address ~. star
g. ~ NLLEN WRITE j.. y e2f
taifYlrw. aud give ioHt nddrrrH
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% Isl sINEss OPPORTUNITIES

RELIABLE INVESTMENT 20.
1sT SeAbpaFd Bldg. eth ant flke.
DEAL WITH Az OLD ESTABLISH
ED. WELL KNOWN FIRM OUR
REPUTATION IS As GOOD AS
OUR NAME.
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BOSTON is HIT
BY The FLU ON
SECOND TRIP

Especial ~ The star by -. r.. A,
EDsTOE. Mass. Jan 7-~Plus
h1H broken Dut again iu Boston an.
Ha saaehusetts
First cases ~ inc disease repor,ss
in America we're in Boston.
In the comeback about 500 css..
"a day are reported ln Bostos
Denths are. 20 FAR fewer
"ilu' b. reported IN 40 Masrs
chuHctfs towns ana cities
In thc gcpfamber and October vla
fation Of the disease tHe mask ana
quarantine methods NJ flghtinr
flu" were adopted u the pfsser,
outbreak continues these plans vii
lgalu be- put into operation.
,4ry phydriaua are advocai.nr
the use ~ serum treatments. point
ing 20 the experience ~ Pittsbsrg
where. boz 90 600 cases ~ Injection n
Roscnow serum ouly four cases n
"fIu' appeared. and ~ the reports
~ success IN 81 use b. DR. Mar {.
sfarklow in - Louis.
Doctors are. however. divided a
10 the value Of "nur vaccine. SOM
Of them fay the method IL wholy
am experiment. ana that becaune
smallpox and typhoid fever have
been checked By vaccinations Il
does not follow that "nu" can b.
stamped out 10 The same way.
Reports from abroad say @flu-
reappeara IN France. Britain. Ger
many and spain ~ ! intervals q
about six weeks. the disease being
weaker each time.
u b. feared "nu" viii reappesr al
over the United States in January
or February.
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Olympic pancake flour. &c. Ny
Wtfc'n syrup. iA-eai can fift:
Pioneer minced CLAIMS. flat can ne
tall lsc. Booths Eardlnes. large can
zee. Ivory soap. large ior. smaii g.
I,enor soap. large bar g.. Premier
vanilla or lemon. l-oz. isc. 2-ox. &c;
ih-cnn Chum salmon. zoe. new Dfi
Monte solid pack tomatoes. &c.
Good Taste red beans. small can X.
large he ST j. T.. Tree tea. al.
zee. 10 sc.
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Stalls 1913. round steak. &c n. F:
Hirioin steak. Use NJ. stalls f6-t6
fresh haiibut. sc ~ fresh salmon.
zoe N. genuine t.rderioin Of sole.
zoe n stall ia. ain pickles. 2oc
dor sauerkraut lbc Ct. hominy.
ilc at stall 100. fancy Wlnssnp APP
pies. ti.s5 boa. fancy Gem potatoes.
90 per 100 lbs. lemons. acc doz
stall les. &c can raEpberries. zoe
cans our Choice peas gsci Del
Monte catEup. soc bottle: large pkg
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q nnNEH

Stall i0a. Flake white. &c n; !
tail cans milk. CSC. butter. BIC n (.
Old New York cheese. 40c 10. FISH
cream cheese. 3fc ~; cream brick
cheese. 37c III. f0c bulk coffee. 5tc.
stall Iie. steer pot roast. y &c n.
good bacon. CSC ~. leaf lard. q i1e
NJ lamb stew. 20c N. club sas-
sage gOc 10
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stall &C. large can Cnrnation milk
faisc. Stall -. pure fresh mia
f3c at. stall 1911. Eastern OYSTER
4sc PIT: best salt salmon bellies. ~
10 skinned catfish. lbs. ~
Royal Chinook smoked salmon. "
rnr II
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RELIABLE INVESTMENT 90.
5sT SeaboaFd Bldg. eth ant flkc.
DEAL WITH Az OLD ESTABLISH
REPUTATION IS As GOOD A.
OUR NAME
SOFT DRINKS
Busiest location IN the city Receipts
average better than $50 daily. and
are double in summer. nice FIX
lures. with marble bar. heavy
etock Of soft drinks and cigars.
easily managed. and suitable Tor
man and wife. a bargain at $1,000.
PICTURE THEATRE
Hair Interest for sale W old cetah-
lished. good paying theatre. clear
ing 1900 monthly owner is
first class operator. and requires
partner who Win look after husi-
ness end and cash FIRST class
equipment. which cost better than
5000. Price for equal half in
tcfcat only Size
RESTAURANT
81 GOO VIII give you possession Of
rant. dandy First ave. location.
with low rent Receipts are now
better than 500 daily Good fix
lures and a cheap buy. Sec Mr..
POPCORN STAND
Dandy location. \ little mint. clear
Ing 5000 monthly. and should
clear more. The machine Is the
latest model. and worth more
than ia being asked for the huEi-
ness owner must sell at once,
and 1900 viii give you possession.
ss-room apartment house. located
iu the elite part ~ the city. and
very fine furniture.
Good lease at $3.50 per month.
All private baths. steam heat and
modern in every way.
Full price $500 with small cash
payment This is a good buy
II rooms. all on one floor: all
ho9,sskeeping' and = good money
Beautiful. big stairway: big. spa
cious halls and good. substantial
furniture.
Tho house shows profit OF siss
per month above expenses. and
$ 600 gives you IN" keys
Don't overlook this one.
% rooms right downtown. on Pine
st.. and good little place.
Rooms are all bookkeeping. and a
money maker. Nice place for a
lady wanting home and good
living
This place. with n little work. can
be fixed up and rcsold at a good
profit
Fnll price si.175. with $500 cash.
RELIABLE INV ESTMENT co.
72i Scaboard Bldg. Fourth and Pike
ONE OF THE BEST PAYING RES.
taurants i'm the city for sale.
Come In and let us show YOU that
this Is a paying proposition.
Have "a nice little business. suitable
for lady or gentleman, that can be
had right
We have several tracts OF good land
that we will trade for clear city
property or acreage.
Stb Green Bldg
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ECONOMY

stall 90. s lbs. fine granuiats
sugar. 7sc Stall 81. pure. frest
milk. &c at Stall -. 3 lbs. frese
corn meal. SOC. Stalls 1888. tr
bottle Maple blend syrup. e0c: ,sE
olympic pancake flour. csc: 5 barr
Crystal White soap. 2Sc: 8 bars I,st-
OK soap. 25c: Bib. can baking Pow
der. Csc.
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stall a.. an. bag otana or cere-
taua pancake flour. 3fc: 3oe czs
sweet chocolate. 2sc: &c pkg. Cream
~ Barley. lhc. sunbeam coffee. si<;
Ms sweet pruues. 25c. isc can
pork and b~anr. ioc. lbs. popcorn
asc Auto club coffee. 35c 10. nk
Parma. zsc. soda crackers. isc y.
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wtNTrD-REAL ESTATE
ACRE Nl.E

~ ACREAGE
INTEHunBAN GARDEN TRAcTb
A4AcHE TRACTS
ALL FOR tl4b
$50 CASH AND SO MONTHLY
iNTEUt HilAS STATION ~ THE
cENTEH OF ADDITION
We know that there be- no better
land IN Western Washington az
any price than we are offering at
the extremely low price above
stated. Just think ~ getting 3
acres ~ land that 10
LEVEL. AZ TiiE FLOOR
iiETW EEN SEATTLE AND EVER
FIT CLOSE TO PACIFIC Higlt-
WAY. CLOSE TO SCHOOL AND
sToUE CLOSE TO BEAUTIFUL
SILVER LAKE. AND THE SOIL
itEiNG TiiE VERY HIST, rLEN
TY OF WATER. WITH \ CAR
LINE AT YOUR DOOR ALL FOR
,tTb.
INVESTIGATE
This IL the opportunity for you TO
get an IDEAL home ana indcprn-
drncr at the right price.
PUGET SOUND FARMS GO.
COS THIRD AVE. NEAR JAMES.
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FoR SAI.I,-GARAGn

Living rooms. storage and repair
shops. filling station. etc, now
netting 5000 per month: can he in
creased TO $3.50. No better oppor-
tuuity Ia the city. II YOU are
looking for something good. get
busy,
SECURITIES INVESTMENT co.
2i2 Securities Bldg. Elliott l6l5.
open evenings.
SOFT DRINK FINTuRES; 2-NEAR
lease; good location. Phone Bal
lard 1863
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VI, coo VIII give you possession OF
high class, good paying rcatau-
rant: dandy First ave. location.
with low rent Receipts are now
better than 500 daily. Good fix
Potter
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FARM LANDS
40 ACRE FARM
&l.700
S2OO CASH

40-ACRE FARM
$t,700
5000 CASH
All fenced. creek and spring; lies
good. some cleared: balance easy
cleared. small house: barn; grain
and hog house: chicken houses:
near good town and school. Ready
TO move into.
G. H. nfEBLE
CAS- New York ilock
KENT 5-NCRE FARM HOME
Finely situated Improved t'nin.
numbered Immediate possession
Easy term sale. or exchange for
Seattle improved. Worth $4,000
OE13il
CHARLES SOMERS COMPANY
Alaska Bldg.
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TWO FINE LOTS ron 500

HERE ~ \ GOOD MY
Fine cleared tract. i00Nf62 feet.
spring creek. close TO car and
paved street. $500. terms s2s cash
ROBERT MALTBY co, zoos Ord Az
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10 acres. all fenced partly cleared {;
good s-room house. barn. chicken
house. bearing fruit trees. berries,
etc. milch cows. 1 hoifcr. right
on milk route. miles west %
ChehaliH Price t2.500; $500 cash,
balance on terms. Sam Bauman.
II. J.. Chchaiis. wash
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STOCKS AND i,ONDs


IIUEINTT IIUNUN
n you must cell your Liberty bonds.
wr viii buF them. Instead ~ sole
Ing. however we recommend That
sou btF more hnndH nt brrHrnt
low prices We can furnish them
ht Sew York stock EAchanH1
prices
To-day. January 2. wr pAid the FOL
lowing not Prices Tor Liberty
Honda.
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iO-ACRE SNAP
NEAR DIES MONIES BOULEVARD
Alder bottom land. with nice creek.
Price $4,000. terms $500 cash
ROBERT MALTBY CO. zoos 3rd Az.
BEST BUY NEAR KENT
20 acres: partly improved: nice
creek; rich. productive soil. $1,000.
ROBERT MALTBY co. 1908 3rd Az.
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sNAPPY USED cars

Ford Bug green ...............f 1850
Terms 500 down. iis50 per month.
Ford Roadster .-.... s....s.s. ....,t 1I5
Terms gi2j down. S20.si per month.
Chevrolet. 1918. 400 Roadster. o.. $40
Terms $40 down. sil.G7 per month.
Chevrolet Touring $500
Terms 5000 down. i25 per month.
Maxwell Touring ..........s4 1900
Terms 800 down. S25 per month.
Saxon 4. Roadster ............s350
Terms S95 down. S2i25 per month.
We do not charge brokerage
W. s. DULMAGE MOTOR co.
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
1907 10th Ave.
Between Pike and Union Sta.
East Jif--I.ocal Wilson
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washing powder. &c. ~ jar Yaklus
honey. aGc. 2 phRa block matehss
b.. stall 100. crirca small sc. me
dunn sgc. large $50, extra large
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Ifar
weight
his fig
probat
cisco
still CT
rings.
South.
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FARM IANDs

t,ao no AcHEH NEST GRADE Al
falfs and fruit land quarter mile
from station to- Eastern wash
inFtons for rsie hair value. ~
hrlTH 81 an estate aiuh 2Wih y. y.
Eruwoad 1874 evenings
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The Largest Audience in the
Northwest Reads Star Want Ads |
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE
MALE HEI.r WANTED

KITCHEN WALLS WASHED nv
experienced window cleaner. Phone
Main skn-
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WILL bly,
Liberty Bonds bought or sold
100000 Canada Dii and Venture
1000 Alaska Petroleum and Coal
300 Pacific Electric hNeldrr
300 Universal HiEh-iuwer Tel
] Will. SELL
700 Universal iiigh Power Tci
SEQ iiraeou Coal. Forks Oh
1909 Great Western Petroleum
1900 Mestern Smelling and Power
200 Alaska Copper River co.
1000 Chitina kuKkuiana
$500 American nti. Lone star oil.
GOO Red Monarch. tinrk Hawk
s0on Mount Itainirr Mining Co.
5000 Wyoming Pacific OF
1000 Alaska fumrHtake Mining Co.
MAX WiSkLER
2it talon 81 Elliot, $50.
LIBERTY BONDS
tth 49,
Bought at $3.50
Sold az t4gin
Partly raid receipts bought
so BROKERAGE Np COMMISSION
g. - NrrpNAtiY
PIG American BANK tiidE.
second and Madison.
OPEN Evening". sundays ~ 90 Z.
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WaNTED--I,OARDERs

WILL GIVE MOTHER's CARE TO
6-year-old girl. fz0 month. Take
Sixth ave. ". w. car 20 62nd. go
two blocks west. one block north
10 5000 Seventh N. w.
BABIES AND YOUNG CHILDREN
boarded Fast $3.50. 1897 18Th ~.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT-KOOy.S

JNE FRONT HOUsEKE EPfNG
room. also one inside sleeping
room. reasonable. 90sh Second.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
bachelor; good car service. Phone
East 1869
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PERSONAL.

WANTED DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD.
OLD JEWELRY. OLD SILVER
WATCHES, OLD FALSE TEETH.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID.
SMITH JEWELRY co
az T. c. SMITH BLDG. 4TH FLOOR
SWITCHES AND CURLS MADE
from comhings Ladies' Improve
ment shop, $50 Union 81. Main 6h0T.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES ON CREDIT.
MICHAEL. 2O2 PIKE ST.
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Is WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
WOODY's WEST SEATTLE
BARGAIN BULLETIN

Nice little modern t-roum home: one
block from West Seattle ferry:
t2.i0o. on easy terms. Ready for
occupancy.
6.room cottage. completely FUR
uiAhcd nice level lot. ono block
from California ave. and near
ferry. $3.50 for everything.
terms.
Comfortable little home. completely
furniHhed large. beautiful lot
right near high school $500. on
easy terms
also have two vacant houses for
rent
s. J.. WOODY
Ferry Landing. West Seattle.
West g3i. open Sundays
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ron sAlls-RENL rsTArE


Large. fine 60xi2o.foot lots3 extra
good garden soil: close 10 ear line.
two and one. half mites inside the
city limits. to working people who
wish 60 use their money OF Llber-
~ Bonds 10 buy lumt 60 start
them n little home and get away
from cxorbitant rents and part of
the high cost OF living. We Will
give them an agreement 90 put-
chase. nothing down. balance SIS
per month Take advantage ot
this opportunity. Save $500 rent
raise 800 worth Of fresh. crisp
vegetables for your own table.
You viii certainly be able 10 cell
at profit this fall Don't walt
until tomorrow Come and see us
today.
II s. TURNER REAL ESTATE
COMPANY
itot tth Ave. Phone Elliott t1zt.
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LIBERTY RoNDs BOUGHT
FOR SPOT CASH
Hasei Daily on New York Market.
THEE Is NO HETrEH PRICE
DAILY THE HENSON CO ---E v eninEs
Licensed Brokers
f2t Green bldg Fourth AZ Pike.
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IlAIiGAfN

Large tract Of land. all thoroughly
cleared and fenced. Groom house.
woodshcd chicken house and
smokehouse. 30 bearing fruit trees.
peaches, pluma. pears. apples ana
cherries. several varieties Of Der
rles. hedge roses and other shrub.
berry; electric lights. good neigh
horhood. near graded and high
school can i've here and work In
city scent fare to residents. Price
81 $50 tcrmH To responsible party.
Immediate possession, Take East
Madison car ana county ferry to
Kirkland and inquire for j. L..
Brcnoman 1T first brick office
building NJ end of Kirkland dock
J. Is. KlEFER West seattle real es-
tate exclusively. Established 1906.
Downs Bldg. 100 End ay. Main 5303.
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Public Markets


Sugar and soap stall. carnstlon or
Iordeu'H milk 1fi4c can. bars
Naptha. zoe. soc pkg Sea Foam zoe
3 cans . y. Cleanser. 25c. stall -.
* riNtoferHop's pasteufixed milk. izc
At &c p Red seal Grocery. Annex.
Cream - Harley. i*c pkg; ? cans
sweet corn or peas 1acs cans
pumpkin. ete. . pkEs. reedlesH rnt-
sins. Zoe. pkEH. COX D Eeiatnc. 2sc.
Acme Grocer. basement large bot
tie stuffed olives. s5c. large pkg.
Olympic pancake flour. zoe. Lima
beans. isc n z fhH 1ic: large can
pineapple. dec. Cream OF Wheat. BE
pkg. stall ~. bulk pickles Of all
kinds. 5tc coffee. csc n butter.
Csc N. stall ~. Nut margarine. SIC
n. Elliott Fish Co. fresh local
herring. J his 15c
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GOOD HOUSE CLOSE IN

SPLENDID SOiIs--si,27j
Nicely arranged, iroom bouse. large
rooms and attic. big Kitchen. with
builtin cupboards. full porches
house built when material was
cheap. excellent Cnre taken Of
place. chicken house with large
runs. fenced with woven wire. root
house and also log barn not fuliy
completed. Nearly all the place in
crop last year. big bed Of straw.
berries. other fruits owner. who
is compelled 10 80 East. living on
place and can give you an idea
how the land produced last year
Handy for people employed down.
town. Small cash payment. bal.
ance SIS per month, satisfactory
from reliable party 200 New
York block
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DOMESTIC TROUBLE. AND
YOU know tho rest Don't bother
unless you have 81 900 cash. or
81 400 II you want place furnished.
rooms. modern. furnace; laundry
trays. cement basement: Walling-
ford district. corner lot. \ beau
tifui home for the price ~ a
shack. Some one gets bargain.
Elliott 4356W.